I sneer or anthem ‘
‘ ‘Paooucre’
7 Fun. LANE
61 Wauhington Street.
I 2 Myth; NorweIIt
of all ”Mammal! Ilaullt. Into:
m “In. All kInda‘ or Midland
gluon Imlal attention. ,‘I I
‘ (mul- Niall Ruled. Norwuk
The usual exhibition of Illreworkd‘l‘sj BRIDGE BLIOWN'SOITHE MINISTéfig
to he held at Roton Point this evening. on; NQT‘~PREAGH.
' SIJELTON, Aug 13, «TheIe was no;
[preaching service at {door Bridge
Methodist Episcopal church $unday,
and the incidents leading Infto that
‘fact becoming known yesterday, have
i'tneated oonsidolahle amusement ‘
m The Rev A J. Smith a Methodist
“153 Bessie Fuxgeson of Academy clergy man, of New York. formerly of
street, is making a visit III Mount Kis IE‘iSt ‘0‘ walk who is accustomed to
co, NO“ Yor 1‘ spend his summers In Monroe.
_... ,prenohes once u season at the Zonz
Catholic Union Council, No. 46, will‘ Bridge church and was to preach Snn~
meet this evening in the Club HouseI day. "Some women members of the
inWVou avenue. Ioongmgotion, it in said. homing the
reports about Huntington bridge hav-
'SamuelW. Veisor, when of the city ing been dostloyed in the mimic Wm.
National Bank, “5 “303mg a m" sent word to the ministol that he had
weekevncatlon ' better not come up to the church on
w“ Sundov asthe Huntington bridge had ,
. I . I I ~ . .- 1' - I
The “99.le dmcx of the Noiwmlt been blown up anti the country was
I I ' , I .
flag? Cg“: 131:9 hold this even ug full of soloists. Whether the clergy
at * 6"“, u " Intuit deceived” the mensgge or tor some
Our Brothex’e Lodge. No 10 1.0 other reason was nreyentod from corn-
F met last evening Nothing of inn ing has not been learned us Mr. Smith
mortance was considered . icould not be touched today.
Concmd l3iv,ision ‘20. 3,3 .of ’1‘. con
sidered toutine business last ev Ining.
" William Ewing and son Walter wilL
' leaVe Sutuldns I'm a sojourn uI Bunrmu
do.
§
~—Iienvy, Impure hlood makes a
muddy. phnply complexion. headaches,
unused, indigestion. Thin blood makes
you.wenk, pale. sickly. Burdock Blood
Bitters makes the blood rich. red. pure
—~restores perfect health.
.—.
Court Cecile. Daughters of Castlle
held an important meeting' at the Cu-
‘lholio Club houee in West avenueu
South Norwalk Qunrtette Cluhwill
hold its weekly lmsiness meeting this I
evening in its hall in North Main
street.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
The following real estate deals have
{been lecorded in Town Clerk Herbert
United Blotherhoml of. CaIpentere It Smiths attire
and Joinel‘sol‘ America. Norwalhlocul Estate or Sarah M. Nash to~Fark
.—
how I do It,
‘ 7250" Suits
Norwalkv
I ; V ' it not for. those Red Tag Sales’
field a loud mother In her tie light. Saturday. ill having found oxuctly what she wanted for uerj'mm
In suits. Red Tagged at $8 85 tint Iehlerreutod a. during or 331:.
Icer'tuinly do require a lot or o “other!
I don’t tell them," she said, ‘Ibul I'll tell you
horrible."
’91 hare Your how. you know, and they
My neighbors all dominant on their line announce and wonder
It's them Red Tag Stiles which make It
p
, Prompt
V’Here are Savmgs that you too can make, but he
Lets In some cases are ltmded
and the offerings are subject to ‘
that conditiod
IOYS’ KNICKER SUITS
350 Suits
$3.95 '
$6.85 *
2.45
5.65
$5 0.0 suits r .I
21510 wSuits.
‘ “where they huddle nothing eisomud and nave lt
FRESH EVERY DAY BY EXPRESS
and
Native Eels, Clams, Little Necks.
Kennehec Salmon, Soil (irnhe, Fish Market in town.
Butter, Blue; Sea lines. Cod. Lobeters,
Halibut, Porgies,
TELEPHONE 108.
will meet this evening in lhell‘ would Noah. land and buildings, Elwood uve—
Iln Well street. one and North Main street. Execut'
01‘s deed.
Pride of Court \arrult Circle, Nol ,ank anhlollolnzoit Nash land
£01 Companions ”f “1" iioresi. hill and buildings lizlmwood mantle and
meet this evening in Fowster's Hull North Mnin street. War.
in Water ””9"" Alfred Chudhurn and Andrew Ed-
“illdtl, to Merrie Muetzky. lot, Harbor
Will.
I: utnlo of George A. Wilson to Char
:1“; '1‘ Mitchell and George 1‘. Harris,
II ’3 acres and hulldlngs, Wilson Rood.
Decker and Miss ilnltlo Administrators deed
Norwnlk investment Company to
'~John Shaszuk, lot, ()xiord avenue, War.
John Shefiéhon to Frank Aoqulno, 12
acres and buildings. War,
Rotate Alice J. Jones to Eliza N.
Whitehlde, lot' and buildings, Boll lo-
lnnd. Executor'e deed.
Wlllet C. Smith larder canard, lot
Miss Lauln Adams; 0i Southumt is ,
Ipendlng a four time at the home of how lurk
EXJCouncllmnn Jdeoh Linxwoiiler
87 dunno uvolluo.
oi
IIIIEs v'l'o’u
Chamhers. two popular young indies
or Woolworth'e five and Ion, urn on-
Saying I. well earned two weeke’ vn»
cation.
all. C. H. curs. Roddy and More.
: W
Mru.‘DnvId Pout‘nud daughter Lil-
"Mufflers for Auto-
; T01: ‘49.
Cheney Silk
bonnets
The Cheney Silk Muffler can
he Immediately converted Into
an attractive “Autobonnot.” No
sewing or plnning nooeuary
The Autohounot hill he denI
onetrutod ill. the Hundkorchlrt'
tount‘er. We hum them in
gtoy. um and tone) mixtures.
Cloisonne Enamel Juhot and,
Collar Pins 25 c 509
French Bend Pearl IUoilm’
Pl.ns.............,.. 50c
J. l Mallette
“Washington It.
30. NOMIIKI
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
I Somethiug‘l‘ilevv
I
A trio!
lieu, of Mo‘rlner‘a Harbor Staten Is
llund, are visiting relatives on Putnam
avenue. Mine Lillian one 'ot the belles
of her home town, In neted for her
Winsome wart ‘ahd ready wit. I
Idnd hulldlnxs. Bridge street. War.
Every handball onthualnat should
have u Sentinel Score curd. tine eon-
Ipon and ten Come in oilyou» néod
Get one today.
I"
The regular-Intention or I”. 0. Louds-
bury Lodge, New England Order or
Wteetlou; will he held tlIIu evening In I
Mystic chain Hull, Washington ntmetr "
downhill» from Bridzoport‘ Madge,
No. 233, Will the mount to mile. or-
“ligaments tor a trolley ride.
W
I limited rattles Marshal Sidney Iii.
Howler. today begun Intention!“ wits:
noise: tor the out or b In. new I
m, not munutmturem to, mom. I
walnut mothers at the Hattie
I, girl manure;
"which Iwill bi “iron up he! . >
“ In;
"woo-o “an".
Porcelain Fillings
are well worth vour oonuldoratlon. and Atlantic neat were reported to doting
m mums In favor ovary dart Br Soorolnry or the Navy Winthwn by
the tooth to matched Io ”Neatly that no" MmIrhl Hugo )1 common.
the tooth lh hardened a perfectly that ‘
the oiomt observer cannot ,
‘ when the ehvlty it“ need: It III vm' sing In the neighborhood of Point .11:
hard and demote. In“ hood edge dimminwtwéok actuator-«fund
' ammo, and do not attracted try the ”mean neural at die you: that! r
‘ midi oi the mouth, and but at IIII. hi my hat you» hrohhbly with him to '
realm: to 9mm: it on new how or Wummflfl duh ‘-
donut
.I .I I...,,I, In...”
New “Harvard U WILL LOSE
KNIGHTS, wuo GO To
4 ‘ ' IVAIIHINGTON.
.The national headquarters of the
Knights of. Columbus are to he moved
to Washington shortly, according to
dispatches reached from Colorado
ISprlug‘e, where the annual conventgon
recently was held. The decision was
‘ reached utter a long conference. It is
Ianid, but the detaiie oi‘ thnt session
have not reached here.
Moving the headquarters come!“ as
no sunurlse to local Knights. For
many years western towns have been
trying to get the plum. Four years
‘ ago Chicago wanted it, two years agoi
Plttshurg. “A central place for head
quarters" was the slogan thou. lloth
movements were turned down.
if the headquarters are moved it
will be considerable loss for New He
ran. ’l‘wontwlx ure kept busy ut the
building on Chanel street whirh tho
order owns. A conuiderahie uluolmt
of money In hundlod through the New
Haven offices and much In deposited
in New Il’nvon.
The subject oiremovul was It topic
tilIIt interested Knights today. Very
few believe the headquarters room
will he moved, though there are more
who know that word has been receiv.
(III o! the actual order-e to pack up
and got ready to go.
a...“ .I. amw... ”WWW
ITHE “PROGREQIIVK' PARTY
Is the Individual, man or woman, who
one: Why'd Kidney Pilll for back-
uobv, rheumatism, weak hack, and
Round
The only
Long
>-
FREE DELIVERY.
We Make First-Class
Ladies’Suits from
$10.00: up
For your own honoilt give no d
All our gnrnmhts are guaranteed
‘ Vte IIIBO do running and mpnlrihl
for Indian and gentlemen.
THE PARIS LAOIEB’ TAILORS;
123 Walhlngton 8t. I
'rdrloi Block. 2 floor ii. Kellen. Mgr.
Tot. 35M.
.I..._. “W'— "MW
BATT‘RESPIIP CONNECIIQUT ‘ i8
l8 DISAILED. '
I
I..." w..-” raw
Broken Crank ohm mum ahip to
‘ a. Lulu up for Revolve--
Nuhruka AIMIII
Disabled.
WASHINGI‘CIN Aug. law—«Two'uorh
one accident; to vowel. of the North
,I lien. Itohort W. Herder, Lorraine!»
Foley Kidder Pill; hhd not Loot-mm
dent cure." The)»; lure healing.
atmngthenlng, tome, and quick to are
done beneficial mints.
Nubmkn atrium um.
The betilnhlu Nehruitn whllooroi-
F. Wixolm e do.
PUT! HILL MAN I! boom
M
other kidney and bladder lrrémllarl» ‘
ville, do. “ya: “I tool: thm bottles o1 ,
Contains Ala I *
. humtul drum. Novor sold In bum. II .i
Put on Iowa other in sealed hotlml- ‘ L
The «home In a ”new photo”. WI ; Q
ollthory Landlord: to I. Ito j ‘
PUREST GPRING WATER KNOWN
I don. Pint Bottles 3
Regular Price $1. 50.
Older for home use. hlqunl to any impel-loci \Vuto ‘
phone your or dot.
Will be delivered promptly.
83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST”
' sournlno
Phone 440
For: STENOGRAPi-IERS FROM NE
IT WILL PAY YOU To AT N
100mb
South Norwalk
Q
Stamford
”M... .. a.” .w..._....—.—.~—
FINAL MA? on
(Formerly Board’s Rocks) ‘
READY I APRIL 29th I
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice; '
I.»
I
TELM
FANCY POTATOES. pet peck-:nnm --------------
Large Beets, per bunch ...... . . .
Wax Beans, per quart ............. . ..... . .‘ .
a qts. Sweet Potatoes .. ...... .. .. . . I ...... ..
Large Head of Lettuce .. ........ . . . ......... .
Pineapple
Peas, Corn. Tomatoes. Cucumbem, Carrots. Squash v
es, Musk Malone, Oranges and Watermelon».
UNITED GROCERY COM
20, NORTH MAIN 01‘.
.nv..u--u.o~;.-
Luann: amine-wit I- ever whore. You can’t “I,
we: III-om Ford newton or Pord owneruwto In)
round in nationally ovum lineman center I)!
olvlilzdtlom Ford repairs are seldom duododm-hut
are small; III handwml dost Inn hide when in;
, qulm.‘ 8. L. harem mat. to ottoman B
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