5;“ cheerful.
1'" ‘ enlng. The members ot‘ the Fire Pol
.V
is the understanding of the people
g up through efforts of Attorney LC‘O
a"
V
‘ Phone 340.
o
10 _, daily now looking for 0. "set” and
“connections are to be granted by the
antioxidant at the Electric Light Stu-
llon, 4. Scoview avenue.
land. iiake and the indications are
; had a fall while going downstairs and
fills leg caught hctw eenz
fracturing the home in the cult of tho
_ lice were sworn in, 1111111110 reports or.
the first twenty days’ operation of the
i"‘011ri_ugTisld, 111.11., ‘
relatives. in Rowen
; . inkling. of East avenue.
5 entertaining friends from New
The L‘ast Norwalk oystermen are
l
l
.......—......._. ,
——-In future all permits tor sewer
, . , .._........ , ,
The employees of the Gorhnm Com-
11y decorators. of First street, are
110 ng forward to the Clambake
1h will he held at Bett's lslfind,
; August 8th. Cooks Onkes 11nd
“ right will prepare 0 1.111 Rhoda Is
at. it will he up to shut-i in every
. James Kelley oi Seaside Place, who
recently went to Det1oit, is home
ngaih with a blOkEXl leg.“Jin11nie"
of the stops
leg. Ho‘is on crutches and will he
laid up for a mouth yet, but is quite
.The East Norwalk Fire District com-
mittee held a regular session, last, ev-
l
!
tiny commercial service were very
gratifying. showing that 11 good hust-
mess was twin: done, with new custo-
mcis being added daily.
Mrs. James Luyden is engaged in
moving her saloon business from the
bridge to‘the Keogh lniiilin‘g today
and her moving is giving rise to
some discussion in the district. It
that Mrs. Loyden's transfer was held
Davis until October and that if ‘irs
Lnyden takes the initiative and moves,
she does so at her own responsihiitii',‘
having no legul nuthiriu to do so
..__..._._._ _.._...M.WW
NOTICE
To Contractors
Sealed pinposuls 101 the construction
of thret.1 (.1tti1 it.- plus 11nd one Mun-
hole with Si‘\\('l' tionnettton for the
East Noruul i1 Fi1..~l1ls1r:lri will be 10
celvod 111ml 8 p 111. August it), 10112.
Spr-ciilm 1.10115 «11‘... 12111 he seen at
Electric Light Station, A Smuiew
avenue- 'l"u 01111111111100 reserves the
right to '1=.1:1<1". 11".,1' or nil hills.
\\'.\l. ll. SXiFFiIN.
11;”. It: SPWI'I' (71'1m111lssloner.
The best local and New York
references tor
Electric Light 81 Power
WIRING
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Lot m0 Figure on Your Wiring ind.
Fixtures.
P. H FIELDING
63 BEAVIEW AVE.
N
nu
East Norwalk
F ire District
COMMERCIAL
Electric Dept.
Day 81 Night Service
RA? ,S
sheen..- Accent 11:. 1912
1‘10 to K. W. 11.11.»: 120 hot
1111111010 W. 1101110.. .. 11
301 it) 300KW. 30118 n...
meeting of ti
; pertinent. "whit:
at the 11.11110 0
uuurteru.
or Newiiavcn. we called from Gov
Roberts. who is threatened with ty-
phoid fever.
of Dr.Biow11
11.1111; friends in Ro‘wnyton.
and Mrs. Albert Frisble in New H11-
“out Norwullt F1110 De-
1 as held that droning
)Iook 011d Ladder
“‘1
1113.11.11 Behodi‘ot,
u trained nurse
ordsvilio, 1001111.. ' to care for Earl
Earl is now on the road
0 recovery under the medical cure
I ROWAYTON
iChauucoy'Ryder, of Brooklyn is vis-
”131M11.1Preston M Hart is visiting M1.
V (111.. '
Fritz Barclay, of Weston, is spend-
ing 11 few days with his parents in
Rownyton avenue.
Miss Ruth Stevens, of lion/nylon av-
enue. is visiting Mr. 11nd Mrs. Joseph
Provost in Stumiord.
Miss Marjorie Benton. of Norwnlh.
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George
W. Stevens ‘oi 'McKinleyl street.
Miss «Liltiun Humilton has resumed
Ilt‘t‘ duties with Gutcly 8.5 Brennnn in
South .Norwulk, after a week's vucw
‘tion at her home here.
9111's. .lo‘hn ll. Plunder, of itTi'ockctt
street, returned yesterday 1111011110011
from :1 visit: with friends and relatives
in New York ,nnd Brooklyn.
The regular meeting of the oillcini
hoard oi’ the Methodist Episcopal
(‘hurch was held Monday evening in
the parsonage on Pennoyer street.
Miss Annabel 1Murpliy,;of Brooklyn.
who has 'been making an extended
visit with Mr. and M13. George D. Mc-
Ray of Rowuyton avenue has return-
11d home.
W
The fielectrlc lights rtcently lustn‘. iod
have been lighted on West Side are.
1111c 11110 add greatly toihe pleasure
of the residents who have occasion to
he cut in the evening.
.A daughter was horn recently to Mr.
und .il-irs. Frederick Purdy, of \icKlm
icy street. The parents; of the little
ludy are receiving congratulations
from n host of friends.
Joseph R Taylor and Percival ll
Slurron spent Sumiuy in Bridgeport
11 here they witnessed the baseball
'gnme between Springfield uud Bridge
port at Sea Breeze island. I
.u...
.
William Cushmnn. of Log in street,
who has been ill [or some time past.
l;—1 111110 to he 11p and about the nodule.
lilo many friends hope he will soon rc-
cover his health completely.
(‘nr 124 jumped' the trut l: in High
lnnd .1vonue near the inn: lion last
night. at 10:40 o'clock. delaying the
ironic for about ten minutes. The cur
1111111 backing down to permit unothor.
"to pass when it. jumped the mills. in-
spector Richard Dunn was at hand
and tool: charge of, the situation, goo
ting the car, hack on the. trucks in
short order.
my .1...» dw'
on on Sunday Mtomooummtwee
which could ounce
other stunts.
ieudance at Compo ‘hedch was not lieu
vy.
11111 10 minute cur-:1.
schedule was maintained on the ionic
‘1 He went in compnny with several New
‘ tut 000111 time was 011101100 by all
Amhroso S. linr‘lbntt huh uurchhsod ,
'0 101-110 heron psi-cunt Knox auto. ;“
John Router 0! 01150110 1.1.111 11.11111
: Sunday with 1110111111. in Now my... '
Weapon drug storm 11110 11.0w 0100
11.1.1... yesterday with the 11.111.11.11
and do various
Sunday. being 11.11.... cool, the; at~
Superintendent Heath however. 1
Twenty minute
11111.;
D. P. 'MoKennu left yesterday for
a. ten dam trip through Massachusetts.
Y01w monumental men end before
they return home they will visit all
the. principal granite quarries in the
east
The Wydoch Brothers who‘ have
been wort: ing on the new residence of
Robert W. Post for the past few
months expect to soil for Scotland,
some time the coming week. While
in Westport, they have inude many .
friend-.1 who will regret their depart-
111-0.
”-—
Considoiing the fact that the men
who operate the factories 11110 public
spirited n11111,lt would seem as though
they «would take intern“ the nut-
sance and see it they on t have it
prevented. in some ot'the inrger‘ ou-
ieo, some burners have been put in
which reduces the amount of smoke. to
:1. certain extent.
Col. John N. Purtrldge, who is inten
noted in the movement to put an end
to the soft cosl nuisance that has linen
bothering some oi? the west side. peo-
pie for some months, has decided? that:
‘. '1 will 110 successful“ it~uil thesis" who
lune hl‘t‘ll trouhicd will only nlr their
minds. For some time this burning,
many of the local factories located on
the west side of the river and it is
understood that they desire to keep,
right on using this kind or coal. First
1 because they get bettex results 000'
secondly because it is cheaper. i
DARIEN
, AND
Nouorou
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White United States fluid ur't'tlleiy
utltadron “(Mill is bound for a camp'
(1n:
'here yesterduy morning, at 7 'lhe
two batteries were‘ perhups an eighth
lot a mile spurt. The men were either
’mmuited 01" else they 11000 in wagons
Murry people Wore out to see them so
through.
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ENTERTAINED AT LAWN PARTY.
Mrs. P. F. Huntington Honorpd ‘Her
Guest, Mrs. Furnin.
Mrs. Front: F. Huntington entertain-
ed 11 number of no. -iriends at a lawn
party yesterday afternoon and evening
in honor at her ghost, Mrs Walter Fur
nine, of Merlden The chair was 11
happy 0110.010 ladies 11011111; royally
entertained in the utternoon while the
gentlemen come in 101' their share.
which was generous. in'tho evening.
I
played and the prizes Won by tho lol-
iowtnx ludteo: Mrs. George R. VanAi-
styno. first; Miss Mary Everett, ace
and; 01111.80an C. Sharon; consols'
tion and Mrs. Furnius the guest‘s. no.
treatments were usrvod 0m! 11 deligho
IVYGIERL ; ,
. .
Notice;
1
~11;ho were acquainted with the 11ch
" dent which bofloii Hulls) ’l‘yrroll them.
"on Sunduy are pleased to ‘hcsr that
he is 01111101. lots.
will be held on August 17th
rumored that the date would be chung~
‘ ed because oi the motor boat parade,
but the committee has decided to hold ,
the annual events in spite of all othei
attructions
yacht “Virya” yesterday
croft up; to Miller's shipyard. where
general repairs are helm; situated.
‘ Captain O’Brien is expeCted to win the-
cumin—Clues 13...: the Nomi): 1110.11}
Club handicap sérieu on Saturday and .
is getting in first class trim to live up" 1
to expectations. 1
Budd, of the Norwulk Yacht Club, ap~
posted from M‘unhnsset Bay on Sunday
night and dropped anchor in familiar
mooring once again.
repainting and
‘ his fleet boat keep up the good work.
or soft coal has been a necessity with.
on the. Wopououg lilivm, went through ‘
lutho utternoon bridge whlat, was.
Wmma» ._ .1
Tho runny people at 0011100 Beach ‘
C
“plat-M ‘
The water sports at~thc Knob Club
It was
; r0000 1.. the Norwnlk Ysulit Club nor-V, 3'“ 0'00. 5 3”"
too will be edited on 8117111000 1111111."
110011. 1 , ‘ ‘ ; ; ..
‘ FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 211 Nice-
E. H. Matnowoon
John H. Knapp
Samuel Grumman Lewis R. Hurihuo
LEANKINQ ,_
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sowm‘,’ MA'rns‘wsou, ‘10-...
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1“ VIODFNI.
WILFRED BODWELL. Cachior ‘
1- DIRECTORS.
J.‘ Wallace Marvin
John H. Lliht '
Frad H.R
3‘"
hrtatian Ewart: owon
Honry a. Lockwood _
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Contain Jutncs 11.0-11.1...91 the. '
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111.411.... “Commodore Russell E.
He is repairing.
re rigging his craft
“Alert,"nmt to mention his new sails.
to preparation for the Corning laces to ,
the westwnrd The “Alert" has done
well in the pa ire winning some this
summer and the owner intends to have
—~—w--,-
i-ioussw-tvss ‘
Read About
swash ALUMINUM WARE.
it is amstsblished fact that
Swiss Aluminum Cooking Uten-
stls are superior to those. made
.1: any other metal Thin has .
been proved by: scientific to
search. as the tests show that
no verdlgris, rust, nickel oxides
or injurious zines can form, no’
matter how it is used. _ Neither
is there any danger of chipping,
us with enamel ware. 1
it is an excellent heat conduc
tor. which means quick boiling
and saving of fuel. Its light
weight. molten it. easy to handle,
and the silvery-white color of
the ware is pleasing and always
clean looking
i~3ve1y piece is spun (not
pressed or stamped) out 01‘. pure
sheet material, and is absolutely
seamless and sanitary
Swiss Aluminum Ware has
come to sixty. which eventually;
means the passing of all lines
of tin. stool and enameled cool:-
ing were of every description
HORACE R. NASH,
North Main and w... Streets.
1.me
CANAAN i
man»—
Nelson Brown is spending a i'ncu
tion at iniriield Bench.
.lohn Fllsworih in timing on E} M
F cur recently purthnsed
«if; '31
lle1hert and (1mm 8011110012 are cm-
played '311! the inphum residence
W? J
10110130101» employed ‘ut F. .1. W00
t'ci' s, is enjorlum week” 8 vocation.
Leon Brunctty is digging a well .111
the rear of his home on Forest street;
Mr. and Mia Hurry Jolie hme re 13-:
111111110 lmmt' ruler a tun weeks vac-u 1
tion.
1111211; Eolomnn of'Rye visited .111.
and hits. Andrew ilcrsnm ovcr Sun-
01111..
.......
F.\V..\11:ic1son and family returned
by unto from Fulrtlcld Bench yestcr
day;
John Kelley of Hartford visited his
mother at How's nurseries over Sun
day.
1Frunk i'lyiand of New Haven has
taken a position in A. S. Cook‘s lunch
wagon. "
M”
' Wlisor‘s utoro trout has been much
improved by the addition of 11 new
sign.
1.0.11.1 37.003109" is greatly tin-‘piov
ed sitar lacing quite ill for the. past
tow weeks. ,
w—M“
Aaron 1”. Aaron ot‘Pouns street is
spending 11 two weeks' vocation ,0t
Hot springs.
Mrs. Kimmie Brown, 111110 110.11 been
ludisposed at her home to reported M
getting along well.
.1"
Wm
Edward 11111111111100 has 1.1:. tly loin-
ed the automobile 11:01:11.0 at tour-
in; our 111111 been purohoaod by him.
MW
1, 1Mr.sod 1.11111. B. A. Boyer hln re-
"turned to their home on 092101“! 11110-
-- 111111 nttora'month'a visit at 000110
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,Mm. M. H. Walton and 011113111111,
,‘ the home 0t M
warm. PM:
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Wanted a. 0111' have ilul‘sh‘sd drill
.x.. u
t are
summer styles.
‘ Gladys or 'Brooltlyu. are visiting at J
11.11111. roman
This.
it t
,"~.-—.,..,....,.’a {1
Inf. Manley-ms snow
the 101.11* latest erections for
Como nnd choose
your cloth and let us tailor you a per-
tact fitting suit. 000 that Will give
you a distinguished appearance among
well dressed 1non.0ur workmen are
artists und turn out perfect work.
John Kubovic
213 WASHINGTON 31..
“SOUTH NORWALK.
We Make
No Charge
101 “ Cunnecting
Gas Ranges
To insure prompt attention or.
wait until the wenther gets good
and hothrdpr your gas range
today. An order placed now
mains prompt attention. We can-
not promicé this prompt service
if you delay in ordering. Order
now._ A phone call or 11 postal
will bring our rapt-minim. 1; :
and 05 per mm .,
New York, New
'sou'rH 111,00.qu to NEW YORK.
‘ 92401:. 10:45.
darn must be placed early. Don't ,
Conimcncmg
3 l 5" D A Y S
10.00 AND $12.00 son's RE.
.98 Washington St.
SUMMER SALE
W
Men’s suits 81 Wearables
.‘Important Reductions in
1 Clothing, Hats, ,
, Furnishings, Shoes;
$15.00 SUITS REDUCED TO
EVERY SUIT IN Tl-IE BTORE REDUCED.
STRAW HATS AT ONE- HALF FORMER PRICE.
Price’s Clothing Store
August 1
ANNUAL
DUCED 'ro ..... 06.811
.. 119.119
1....
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Phone 165-3
Haven 8. Hart-
ford
7 RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
in Effect June 1, 1912.
A. M.~12‘. 48x, '1 09\ '1 '.-1llx, 0:09,
0257.7:2011. 7:46x.8:l7x, S: 5111.0 . .1511,
9:37, 10:20.11, 10: 1151:, 11:38x.
P. M.~12:53x, 1:08, 1:371: (i’hlln.
and Wash. Exp, goes to Harlem liiv-
or), 2:4”, 22501:, 3:27, 4:15, 4:31x,
5:35. 5:50X, 0:40, 6:51x, 7:11.11, 7:42x,
Sundays. ~
A: M.-—~112:48x,15:09x,1 '
10:2011, 1112411. '
P. M.‘*‘12I53X
5:3811, 710011, 7:1
10:28.
, 2: 34:,
2, 7. 52x,
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—-~i:45x, 5:40. 6:45.11, 8:03x.
833011, 825511, 9zl5x, 0:42, 10:02x,
10:05, 11x.
P. M.—-12:03x. 1:05. 1:38x,
2:57x, 313011, 4:1511, 4220.1,
5:1411, 5 0:01x. 6:0011, tix,
91:, 9:30, 1111, 11:30, 1211..
Sundays. .
".A M ~6, 8: 25:, 8: 5531. 9: 03x. 0:391:
1020211, 11:11.
l".\t.:—-l20-i,1:02x, 5:01:11, 5:04.
0:011, 7:1411, 8: 50x, 10x, 11:103. 12x.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN. ‘
A. M.—~12:103, 1:173, 12571:, 0:09,
7:28. 9:11lx. 0:54x. 10:2311, 11:11x.
P. M.~12:07x, 1:20. 3:14x, 32211:,
4:2tix, 5:12x. 0:1lx, 0:47, 7:10x, 9:00x,
0:2iix, 1020911, 11:13.
I Sundayo.
A. M.~12:22x, 1:57x,
10:07x,'10:54x, 11:11x.
P. M.——~z:08x. 6:10, 0:46, 7:10x,
8:10, 9:54x, 10:5“.
SOUTH NORWALK T0 DANBURY.
A. his-“1:20, 0:111, 31.3.17, 10:01:. ‘
P. M.-—1:26. 2123:, 4:352. 5:31.
0:20. 7:20. '
‘I
..:(HK.
5:051'.
8:10x.
“2:1,
7:43, 0:44,
Sundays.
A. Air-112011, 10:01x. 10:10.
P him-2:15, ‘ 7:15.
mu.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.- . 7:28, 81:. 8:18,, 10: 03!.
11: S0. '
P. Maw-ii: 40:, ii: 33:. 8. 80.
‘:, ‘ sundown.
A. Dir-7: 515, 11: 50.
P.‘ the-11, 7109:. "
‘ (:1) grows,
EVtuvuonr's
DOING 1T1
Doing What?
Going Fishing!"
Whose to Get the Tackle
Thai Catches the Big Fish!
'Why It‘s
CHAS- E... DOW
Washington Street“ * 1 South Norwnik
WAY ‘
‘ for you to he m... in your new
house this wintér iii to have us Infill"
11 Heating System that will keep you
comfortable on «the coldest day!
We'll study 1"... location of your "1‘
rooms. the facilities or the house and
tell you whether 0. Hot Air, Hot Water
01' Steam System will satisfy you host.
The Jones 81 11.11.1115.
Company
NORWALK. coup.
15:7, .—
‘The New Science
01111111111011 or 0111110111111ch
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art or ud~
lusting the name. Dimmer are canned
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the,
back hivon it done in" childhood it
creators pinched nerves and pain i
tutor lll‘s in tho didcreni organs 0
limbs
Chiroprwto’i's remove that: cause,
this disease 11nd pain. and health 1
restored through harmonizing the ill _
nerve systems 11 yourh hotly
Nervouauen, Ruuumhttziu. Farm
Its. Heart. Kidney and Minnie
cases are given special attention-111
Curvature of the Spine. lilo ‘wi
never regret giving 01100111110111: s
chance to help you. 1 ..
1011111101011 0.
Phone 742
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