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Anderson’s Launch Works
Launches and Boats
of all kiudtjpmmptly built. Bantu .
Mr uh. All kind. own-pairing
given would attention.
Gymr 311.11 Point. Moi-walk
.Purej Hoine- .,
made Candy :1
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HU‘VLER'S rAmous
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g LANnialrunE nos CREAM
Triennial? or BAKERY
Pnoobcra
F. A. LANE
51 Washington Street,
South Norwnlk
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guest of Miss Margaret Shields,
[Hamilton avenue.
0f iyn, Long island, on a business trip.
Misses Tessie and Marina Buckley,
Frederick Barthel, of
spent yesterday in South
with reiniives and. friends.
Danbury,
Norwnik ‘
of Cedar street, have been visiting in
Staten Island.
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Fort Schuyler,
Miss
Joseph Manon, of
New York, spent Sunday with
Lucille Collns, of Lowe street.
Mr. and Mrs. W.
road avenue. New Canaan, spent Tues-
day with relatives in South Norwalk.
——R C. H. cars. Reddy and Ay.ers
Stanley Sammie has returned to his
home on Railroad avenue, New (‘1111‘
mm after spending a few done with
his aunt Mra.C.San1mis, of South
Norwalk.
isold Ward Wilkes, liis.l’ust
coil. to New Canaan people.
Clarke, of R1111. Miss Frances Ramsey. of Brooklyn,
New! York, is the gueilt of" Miss Kath
'erine Brede, of Lowe street.
Another physician, Dr. D. is). Sulli-
11111.91? Wiiiimnntio, has opened an of
file at No. 83 South Muin street.
George H. Lentikwood and family».
of Golden lliil street, have. been spend
ling their vacation ill-Canaan.
Governor Baldwin has appointed
Max Adler of New Haven a delegate
to the Amerienn'Road congress, to be
held in Atlantic City. September 30. .- ”I”-.-
to October ‘5- : Lady Jennings Lodge Shepherds of
M iothiehom 11 ill l.oid its semi-monthly
Hurry Carpal of 148 Willis avenue, business meeting on Wednesday even
Bronx N. Y,, has returned home all lug.
ter enjoying ’his vacation in SOuthl
lrlugh Abbott. oi‘ No, 1311 Franklin
avenue, is entertaining his niece, Miss
Mary Crass, or \i'arehouue Point.
Norwalk. He" will return to collegial :Hundl‘edg were dreurhed during my
where he will take up his usual terdav's thuudm shower. partleuimiy
. studies. [among those uho hole at the shore
- —-—--—,.--- aresorts.
A special meeting of the Central
Labor Union will be heid‘Ihls evening
in the labor lyeeuu1,i11
W'lshington hold its semi- uloniilh luminous moot-
street at which time 31111101111111 busi' ing. this evenlnr in its huh, in South,
none will be. transacted. it is 1eq11est-
od\t;hat every delegate be present.
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Main street
Miss Catherine Colo of
There were fliteel sales
‘ With mortgages of $17,750. F0!‘ The ()f he] 11110119]in
second week 01! August 1911. them
were nine transfers of properly and
mortgages of $9,150
William Ewing and son. Whiter Ew-
iiun, of 213 Maple street, iett Saturday.
...___._ ‘lor u sojourn nt Bermud They will
Every baseball enthusiast should leiurn on September 3rd
have a Sentinel Slore cord. One cou-
pan and ten demo is all you need.
Get one today.
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"The 1voekly meeting of the Follow-
emit t 11111 of Old Well Lodge, No. 108,
F & A. AL; will he held this evening
The entertainment committee, 0‘7 11 its bull in South Main ntreot.
Eureka Lodge, ulli meet tonight with
”Mm F. H Gaming, South Main gilded! An exciting race took place Satur—
~ to make final arrangements for the day uttolnoon, after the speed boat,
Country Fair, to be held Friday even runes which: was not officially judged
in: at Mrn. Robortglvmrrlaou a, Van or recorded, but afforded a few people
Zuni sireetr East Nurwuik. some pleasure. The contest was 11
1 WM loco home to the Norwalk iron works.
The Silvermlue artists are proper-jock between Captain 11111111111 Hen-
log to give their 11111111111111 éfimmuon, ‘drlcko and Captain Georg. Kaolin;
the 111 of this Week Lord! rt levels ’ mfg mm winning. ‘, . '
have been notliled that the eleventh. I .
onunl exhibition of pictorial: palutéd ‘ g, M . ..............
principally in Old Lyme is to be hold ' ‘ ‘ ' '
there the lust week in August as 113- ‘
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Local members of the New 1111111111
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Miss )Jili? Riley, of Hnrirord, is theI George S. Gregory hue gone to ROS-‘3
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Thomas Ward, ofxCilanei street, has i
trotting ;
Colfax Encnmplmni l. O. 0. Ft, will.
Prospect. 3
of real avenue, is having Contrnetor William;
estate in the Norwalke last week, i.-a\viol lay 11 eulb and gutter in front
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“I’ve Come Twenty Miles a
To Buy This Suit”
Said a man in the store yesterday, “but it’ 8 worth it. On the few itelns‘I v: saved $9 and I
think that is pretty fair my 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 a great deal better A
righthere in this store, for I know values and I’ve made comparisons,”
months later," he cheerily called as he left the store mighty well pleased with his purchases. ,
YOU’LL NOT HAVE ANOTHER CHANCE LIKE THIS AGAIN ‘
ANILi NOW ONLY FOR A FEW DAYS MORE. MAKE HASTE. ‘
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK
$15£and Ill/8 Light Colored Suits in Broken Lots
h All Sizes at $6. 85 ‘
“I’ll be back, six
So. Norwaik
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Halibut, Porgles, Native Eels,
Kennehec Salmon, Soft Crabs,
TELEPHONE 1011.
ACRDST
A new line of Art Goods in
. the popular Punch Work: nino
Solid and Eyelet W ork in
Dresses, Bonito, Center Pieces
Pillow Canoe, Towels. “Collars.
Collar 311.1 Cum Sets, Pin (Juan-1.
ion (lovers and iieltur .
The New Fluff: Embroidery is
now on exhibition in west
»window in a finished Solo. I’ll-
low.
The Royal Society Paékagu in
Sofa Pillows and Center
Pieces with Flore to complete.
the work, at 251:
Eur“ Linen Lane in Ginny Pat.-
term} for Souri‘s and Center
Pieces.
J I Malletie
. , Banhington 8!.
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THERE IS NO
Order of Protection enticipatd a his
time at the next regular 1111111111; or g y
. 11111111111111 lodge, 1N. ill. 0. P Tues- . 1 ‘
. ' tiny evening. 11111111 3 111m in
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the purpose or pariah will inure al
fraternal visit. The lodge 11111111111
EXCUSE
for a norm to weer artificial tooth
tint 11111; when speaking or eating;
”became be may have bad eav-
W villi the lame fault be
not (let dileourwad and gllllnll
ill nothing better in store tor
Butter, Blue, Sen Bass. Cod, Lobsters.
Clams. Little Necks.
Fish Market in town.
1 Something New
We Make First- Class
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trini.
All our 111111111111 are guaranteed.
We also in cieanlng 11nd repairing
for
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GetYourSea Food
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FRESH EVERY DAY BY EXPRESS ' , 5
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Ladies’ Suits from
$10.00 up
iodine and gentlemen.
HE PARIS LADIEB' TAILORS,
123 Waohmuton 51. .
B Kohen. Mgr f1
Tel..357-41 .
uriomfim or THE aw,
due to the refraction not. being
equal in all ports“, in the cause of
. runny Eye (Prowler—many people
‘ have 11.111311111111111 without being
more of it
VTHAMER'
OOULISTB AND OPTIClANI
Make sure of this by‘ havlnlr‘
Bumlor'd «0111111
liiniilb um 15 your“ ' ’
Zmen‘s hate is having 11 beneficial et-
ii‘h revealed by reports received this
3 Atlantic Coast Slates.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish 'Market.
Fnaé DEleskv.
, Wherea‘houta of
' forum protected them from tho agen-
\ milline’ry 11111111 of tilln‘cliy.
your area undiluted here today- by ‘
our OGRLIB’I’.
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WHITE EGRETS {NCREASING
NEW YO-RK. August l.-'l‘i121t the
low which went into effect in New
Y~01k State lnut yenl, plohlbltlng the
sale of feathers of native birds for \vo.
feet on the rnre birds of the country
week from bird protectors in all of the
Especially is
this statement applicable to the rare
White Egret. from the back of which
ti1e~“11igrette" of. the 11111111111111 trade is
obtained. As the birth; hear these
plumes only in the spring, their killing
means that the young are left in the
neat to die of starvation. An 11 result.
the Egret is now rewarded no one of
the rarest birds in Alilericu.-Thls sum
mer, for the first time in several years.
they are reported to have appeared in
New York State and several have even
been in Massachusetts.“
The National Association of Ando-
hon Societies may truly bog regarded
as the patron saint of these birds. “As
quickly as the New, “York legislature
passed the anti-plumage loll." said Mr...
'1‘. Gilbert Pearson. Secretary or the
Andoéihtion today. “we sent agents in»
to the Southern States to ascertain the
the few remaining
breeding colonies of these birds. in
‘a'll fifteen were found. These were eit-
uatod chiefly in the Everglades and
:urollnn. Dur-
ing the? pant summer about 5,000 his:
rots dwelt in unruly in those coloniell.
dies of the inillluery hounds by em-
ployment oi trusty 111111-111".
' it in freely stated that other armies
of plumage birds are being benefited
in a. eimiiar way by thepuuuu‘go oi the
low which it‘wav predicted would
prove diaaatloun‘ to many ot'tha lame
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mmiilrr‘a‘ MAtrvl-lnwo. Alto
wn. Minoan new dweller.
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in the dimmer court.
Open Saturdllv 3:113:1in _ V
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g Very Best Creamery Rutter, lb. ......... ....... ,..,......_.
, Pure Leaf Lord, 2 poundu ................ ................ g...
3 1111;. Yale Toast or 1111111 Ci‘ucllel‘s ..... , "
ii calms l’elu anhlhn Soup ......... L
ii onkeu’ozone Soup ....................................... ...
7 cakes 1.1211311 Soup ...................... , ............. ..;....,
Tenn ............ 1 .......... 30c, 35c, 40c, 45c. 1501:..6011,
Coffees ..... ....... ...... 25c, 30c, 32c, 3511,3819;
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3& 85 WASHINGTON ST.,
‘SOUTH NORWAL
Phone 440 ~
NEW FALL SHl
A row large assortment of unpul-nr mined Soft Shiite for F111 111
now here for your approval 0111 line at $1 is as good as you WA
have to pay $1 110 for elsewhere Step in 0111 Shop and let us on
vlnce you that what we say is so. .
Silk Knit Ties, all now Fall pniterns . ..................... .
CAVANAGH 81 ROSE
TOGGERY SHOP
2 South Main Street
4 Cost Accounting &Salesmanshifi
‘ taught at V
south Norwalk Stamford
Port Chester
lake country of Florida. and in the rice .
,.ilol‘d section of South
York World.1"
'ulh'uid of taking cold?”
We divorce unit». were,
“1 they; shnwli‘: .1311sz her little brotl'iv
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FINAL MAP OF
Rock Ridge
(Formerly Board’s Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice
Many will writefor these maps but the one who gets first choloé will
Telephone 760 South N orwalk‘
M. D. RANDALL
Price of Coal Reduce
Best Quality of Coal at Lowest
Summer Prices
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TEL. 721. ‘
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TRICKS ON A "MOONLIGH'R’"
Some young people got up a party
to go on a moonlight exourolon on the
river. "The night finally arrived, and
the moon flooded; field and river with
a glow oi nearly richness.
When the party was-ready to leave
the bound which had been appointed
an the mndezvouu it was noticed'lhat
one o! the niout charming young wo-
men had a shawl on, love tho New
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bottle to the finish. no is ill
non. '
"In the (rivalry ready at
chnrue " inquired the liniinu
"The cavalry ill ready,” fool
aide, saluting respectfully.
"in the infantry ready?”
"The infantry is ready."
"ill the artillery ready?“ -
"The artillery it may ,
“In.”
"Aim the aeroplane 115111111"
"They 11m .111 okdelkifl‘ on
1‘“ ' n W h r 11 Ofdfil'u” .1‘
ll.“ Willing to not but a o e ,w!‘ the commirhlry tr ,
riled rather Wlahly. .
.1 1 readiness?”
Dont you know why one would .1 A,” ”MW, .
“What's 1111‘. nutter, ”Lucy " in»
(inhumane oilhor friends; “are You
“No, no,“ she replied.
‘ "The thermometer is up to 86 _
You’ll set no not it you weir that
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