111111111111 FAMOUS .GHOOOLATES LANE’B runs. ICE CREAM rue near or BAKERY ‘ Pnoouors . 3F. A. LANE Mrwyuhlngton Strut. .1 South Norwuik , 11 1 , ,1 Anderson}. Launch «Works. Launches and. Boats , of oil kinds promptly hum. Bolt- ‘ m “to. All kinds of repairing ‘ nivsri special attention. ., Oy‘rtor Shall Point, Norwolk .< -.'_'.'.'.'."I*.'.-J§‘ ‘ 1. L 1 sremuzmo THE OYSTER. l 1 In order to describe a new oyster ,ste1ilizing process the Biooklyn “Ea. iglL‘ taken up the rudgels for the Long The custonimy men in the fierles of island 05'5“” I“ then. following ion the \‘orwalk Yooht Club will be soiled “Wig?- The oyster is fond of mud. tomon'w alteinoon. ,lie likes to settle in the soft ooze thatk ,.._1..o....__ pi'euipltntes at the mouth of rivers.1. Howard Hunter has returned to, Here he lies with his mouth open Georgetown, from his vacation trip ready to receive whatever contribution spent in Norwalk and New York. the stream may bring to him. That ~— 10ysier has done. this through all ages, MT and ‘41‘8 Walter Bul‘rell, 01’ and, of course. it is no fault of his that ,BTOOMDH. N- Y. «119 visiting Mr. and civilization has rendered his happy Mrs. E L1 Bradley, 0f Ridge avenue. iproctise objectionable. indeed, it. up- 1 """"“ l ripenrs that. the oyster himself sees no Post cards are being iocelud ’3‘ ‘i'ooson why he should change his mun- ttrlends of Miss Emma Wiimott, who‘ . _ ’ ,ner of living just. to please people is spending her vacation in Biooltlyn. whose only interest is to r'endei him Mrs. Connolly, of Philadelphia, is a guest of her nephew, 'lnonios W. Powell, of Brush street. think that is pretty fair pay for a day’s time. I used to run up to'Bridgeport to attend their ,, sales, but, I found that even though they paid my car fare, I could do agreat deal better right here in this store, for I know values and I've made comparisons,” months later,” he Jc‘hcerily called as he left the store mighty well phrased with his purchases. YOII’LL NOT" HAVE ANOTHER CHANCE LIKE THIS AGAIN AND NOW ONLY FOR A FEW DAYS MORE MAKE HASTE. SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK $15 and $18 Light Colored Suits 111 Broken Lots “I’ve Lme Twenty Miles To Buy This Suit” Said a man in the store yesterday, “but it's worth it. All Sizes at $6. 85 On the fewhiterns I’ve saved $9 and I “I’ll be back six 5 OlITFlTTERS FrincyNatlve Potatoes. per peek I Fresh Crisp (Trillium Crackeis, lb A. F Beckmann 81f uuuuu Armour‘o Corned Beef ...... 1. 1 1b., ion, 2 lbs... “ Armour's Roast Beef .. ..... . ...... . ....... 1 lb... 181:; .2 | ‘ name Bottle Plain or Stuffed Olives ...... ..... . . . . . . . 1111111111111 'Bieouit‘tlo.’ 11 Mary Ann (lakes, lh.’ ........ ......,..1 Fine Calitotnin. Claret, per gallon . Fine Old Port or Sherry Wine. 1111i. Monogram Rye Whiskey (verr line). but. _ EXTRA STAMPS WlTH TEAS AND COFFEES.‘ 83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST" - SOUTH NORWA Phone 440 THE NEW TOGGERY SHOP AT No.2 SOUTH MAIN STREET ' Will Be Open for Business Tomorrow, Saturday, August 1: Men's llilHto-date I-labeidushery. Hats, Caps and Custom- Clothes will be carried at' Rondoiiuble Prices A cordial inv tot! is extended to all to stop in :1nd look the. shop over Yours Vei y Truly CAVANAGH 81 ROSE Cosi Accougntin &Salesmansh1 I I taught at . Merrill Business Colleg South Norwalk Port (Ricki- Stamford ~Straw hats, 1-2 price. Mrs. Howard Crmnpton, suited to the needs of tholi stomachs. IHo could hard]: he expected to move of Belden ‘ off his feeding grounds because of tho ‘ avenue, is spending two weeks in Nau- presence Of a few typhoid germs, 1111111111, fOr tlie'beneiit of ller 1111111111. 1111111211 do not discommode him in the ____n____ ‘loust. lint of into people who write A bountiful spiead of special bar- for 1111111 food ningnlnos have had a gains is the loo t plopMed for \011 nt bud spoil on amount of the oyster. N. E. Ryan Co's store. See .1111 er ,The) pour conteiupt 11nd ubiiquoy up~ tiéement. Ion gormunds who still cling tothe orn- -~—————-—-- ter eating-z habit. Of course, all thisis James P' Barry has been npiiointed . grievous to the oyster denloi‘ and the night “’9'“th 0" the bridge in 3‘" oyster 11: normal) and a whole string den Hill 8‘9"“: “'MCh ‘5 being built .0! people 11110 "(‘i. their liilnz, flow by Contractor T. F Folev O'Brieu‘s. loistms without octuully outing oys- ters themselves. ‘ Mr. and M2; Glezt‘ge ,Etsfiu' for} Solourl'dld 111111111 complaints become South Main a wet, e t our y 0 11v 0 in Frame whom the people are also . , , a ten (lave trip toNSaraxtog :1 Spr ngs, .ioud of oysters that the mutto1 111nm and Luke George, ew or g" , to the notice of the luspoutm nonornl GetYourSea poo where they handle nothing else and andhave it FRESH EVERY Butter, lilue. Sea Bass. Cod, Eels, Kenneboc Salmon, Soft (.‘rubs, Cutbill’s Bridge Fish ~Market. Halibut. Porgics. Native. TELEPHONE 108. ' DAY BY EXPRESS Round The only Lobeters, Long 11nd Clams. Little Necks. Fish Market in town. FREE DELIVERY. er. and Mrs Harry (1 ”Wright and,“ fisheries, M. Fabl'ollomorgun, who daughters, of 'l‘emi'li N” 1111: guests begun experiments with 11 View or of Mls. Anna L Wright [of Elmwood saving the 03111111 for lilo Fionch out avenue South Nor-walk ,slne. The result wuu 11 11111-113 sterlllz l1111: buili capable of pui'“ll,\lng 6.000 'orstorn msiors m 11 limo in the on ,ii'ance lo ibis rescrvoli is a sum] ill Mr and Mrs William 8111111111111 and 111 supposed to remove the dangerous son, or Sprlngfleld, Ohio. will arrive. bacteria 110111 the water passing in Norwalk Saturday for 11 low weelis‘ through it. From this filter absolutely -—Strnw huts, 1-2 price. (l'lirien's otay with Mr. Sheohun‘a sit-item. ol'puro water flown into a lower reser- Eim street. ,x'olr, 11nd thence through six traps " ~——-~—~ ’ into six sterilizing basins. Wilkh treat Mrs William (.an'zonmullor “I 1000 oysters ouch The process in RHINO“ New JF‘W" who ““3 we" sold out to direct oltluu the taste or ”Gland her "1"" “Ni- Thmldmlfi ”“V' the woight oi the oysters. The oyster 81‘. in 50““ \OV‘mG returned to her merthunts in Porto uro rojo cod and ,home yesterday. me rapidly providing thamseros with the equipment. Mrs. Annie’TVl. Minion. and her Hon. Woman B. Minion. more Saturduy NEVER 'i‘RlED HIM . morning for :1 "'0 W991“, outing "‘1 Gladys-widow do you like , the Katslriils at Grand Gorge. M1511 Jam” my”, > 'Alldu J. Kemvw will accompany them. i Mane-«0, 1 don't know. We never :l'iutl him moire anything (or mar-4:111— cugo Record-Herold. Rev. Aaron Cutler Cohurn has clos- , mm .1...1mm._..—m l-ionry "wit. C. H. cars. [teddy and Ayore. on Grace camp at tawny nroolr,’140ng 1“""1’ ' ”3° floutinoi. Island, and soils tor morons on the GOODS A new lino of Art Goods in the popului P1111111 Work; uluu' Solid and id: clot Work in browser, Semis. Center Pieces, . Pillow Fatwa. Tannin. ( ollurs, Coliur und Cuff Sets l’ln (Inuit- lon Cororu 11nd lloltis. Tho Now Plum! Embroidery in now on exhibition in west window in u iinluliod Soto Pli- low. . The Royal Society Packages in Solu‘ l’illouu and Center Places with Plans to complete the work. ut ............ 250 Ram Linen Lane in tinny 13111.1 terns for Bruris and Center Pieces. J. I. Mallette fl Wsohlngton tit. To]. 4:11. no. Norwuik. Something New We Make First-Class Ladies’Suits from $10.00 up For benefit giro us a trial. All our gnrluuntu are guaranteed. We also do viewing and repairing for ladies 11nd gentlemen. THE PARIS LADIEB’ TAILORE. 123 Washington St. ‘l‘utlov Block... " i'loor 1%.!(ohen, Mgr. ' Tel. 367-4. "w THAMER WULIITB AND” OPTICIANI OLD PEOPLE 11. well no youoa can have better night by wearing perfect Flyo- xium or 81161311113105. We employ experienced (3qu 3'0“ I" OWN ““- .11.... i} I. mountai- “Hoverhrd” at. 10 o'clock tun Morrow morning from Philadelphia. .Mr. and Mra. George Lockwood, oi, ‘ North Stamford, visited Theodor with; 131mm! M. Mitchell, of Norwalk, re, turning 1101119 on Wednesday Wu, ' noon. 15inch their return they hero , boon containing their 3mm, ' downtime dolly 11nd hrs. m ‘ , ,iwootorer mo, 111mm «outnum- umwfi1u.» m w W ELL-W Porcelain Fillings I are won worth your «hummus». on 1W mom in term- every day. By tooth in mom Io patiently that «1 tooth is thatched 11 Moody that Nomi observer ennui «toot m cavity has been; it is my more. gramme rhythm". to w. aniline the or“. r: Mimic 11m minim—a, own. now 15 not: 1 Open Boundary Evenings l DEATH RATE iN THE STATE. L _. ‘ -—-- W ,Total Number Was 121 Less Than the i ' Average. ' HARTFORD, Aug. 15.-'1'ne July ideuth rate in Connecticut this your [one 121 less than the average number ,fiie years piecodlng. Mortality sin- of deaths dining that month for the itiutics made public todu) by the state deuths for last montl1.us 1.138. This was 227 more than in June and 194 less thun in July of 1911. The death rate was 14.3 for the large towns, [or the. small towns 13.7 and for the whole state 15.0. The deaths reported from inloéilous diseases were 107, being 11.6 percent. of‘the total mortality. , During the month 117 cases or ty lpboid fever were reported from 31 "towns. New Haven led with 27 and Waterbury come next with 24. The, mport calls attention to the new law concerning the reporting or tuberculosis. The sole responsibility for reporting the vncnthig ol: :1 house or apartment by the death or humor-11‘! '01 11 person having tuberculosis. n0w roots with the attending physician. During the month of July 174 ensue or tuberculosis were reported to the state houlth hurouu.‘ Bridgeport had 22; New Haven 48; Waterbury 17 and linrllord 24. whor 3 mild. easy notion or the how- eis, a single done of Dow's hamlet: is enough Treatment cures habitual cou- situation till osntu a box. Ask your drunist for them. THI GOD? OF LIVING. w .h 025 For wait sufficient to support Thru Parsons? ‘ WASHINGTON, Aux. 11.11-1—“111 :1 ani- nry or 325 a wool: stimulant. to support three peruonit" mom 11nd Lather tinsel. The new ,imi‘s 1111111111 in 111111ch 1011111171 rotunda With no. ion-11 1 111m ,' ' mom huh: on the knotty problem on ' ' no 111511 196i or living. . ,1 When am 93mins, 56.111111! heroin , cilia 1-. Wed 111 one his Board of Health give the number or ~ Many will write for these maps but the one who gets first choir: Price of Coal Reduc , Unable to answer thin question. the ; United motel immigration «hello: 1 11m passed it up to secretary or (loun- * “ FINAL MAP OF (Formerly Board‘s Rocks) READYruAPRIL 291k TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE Only 0111: First Choico M—nm ww.--w Best Quality of Coal at Lowest , 1. Summer Prices Like the SMIWR iii over whom. lion can't got. away from Folio service for Ford owuuromto box found in practically every businesu router oi“ diviiilfliflm Ford month: are ultimo Moduwhut m1 gluon at 111111de cost but little when ro- nulrod. [3.131. Benedict. orient. 111 5011111111111 31.
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