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Stilton
£1.00 per pound
P. H. IAXTER.
Agent m Town of Norwalk
Anderson’ 4 Launch Worko
Launches and Boats 1
of all klndc promptly built. Bantu
tor all. All kind: of romlrihn
given spool-I attention. .
0113th shall Point, Norwuik
Miss Clara i’t‘ahl, oi Woodward ave-l
nue, has bcen visiting in 'Belllllllgtoll,
Nermont. ‘
i
i
of panhut‘t'.l
Miss Mill‘lhti Bunnott
is the guest oi" the )liusua hitmloean 111
Lowe street. !
William Faulds and family 112110.
moved from 011-9 of the lemongelli
houses in Hamilton atenuc.
Clason “21111.01 Duubuty, “as the
. guest of his brothet, 11111111111 1’.\Va1d,
of Lone stiwcet over 8111111111.
Mrs. Thomas 1.911111911211111 of Cir—anti,
View avenue, who has been ill 1'01
some time is sotnewzhtt lmprotcd.
Miss Francois Ramsay, of iltooklyn.
has returned to her home alter a visit
with her cousin, Miss Catherine Erotic.
‘3 Alfred
street, spent Saturday 11nd Sunday
with friends at ,Fort Slocum, New
York.
w.~'m i
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Milne return-
ed to their home in Maple street, last
evening. after a vacation trip out 01‘:
to 11' u.
-—R (1.11. cars. Reddynnd Aymcts
Mrs. George P. Drehor, of Westileld
Muse, is the guest of her parents,
Mr. 11nd Mrs. George W. 11111114, or
West street.
Mist-1 Emily (Iliicht'stor, 0? 41111111
Main street. has returned 1101114- 111101 1
a week‘s visit with rolntivos 111
Neck, 1.01112, 1151111111
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Mrs Alfred \ iiotluhon 01111111111111,
its Cllllilt’ltlllllit: u pnrlt (11' young poo-
pie from Dunburxy 111111 tire 1111111111111:
a woolt it! 11011 1111111111.
l’nlontitlt- ("114110, No. 3:3, .1. O. K. ol‘
M. (3.. will hold its twmionouihly 1111141-
1111144 mot-1111i; this (Whiting in 1111 111111
in \‘l’ttuilinpton :strm-t,
Every littuohnli unthuuluui ulmuid
have n 3111111110] Snore cord. ("to coin
9011 111111 1.011 coutu 111 all you noed.‘
Oct 0110 toduy.
m
1111111111114 1‘ owlt-r Pout Grand Army of
the Republic will hold its woultiy but! .
1114:1111 mootlng this evening in i111 bull,
in Worthington utmci.
mm...» «W...
Nicitoiuu domain, of 1mm rumor,
is having 11 two room addition plurotl
on his residence in Low-c utruot. The
houuc is 111110 being rcnhingiod.
The weekly luminous meeting of the
Followoraft Club of Old Wcil Lodge.
ii“. and A. 11.. will be held this averting
in 1111 bail, to 8011111 Main street.
The Hungarian multimillion! flociaty
ave 1m cutortulomont in Quittnor's.
111111. Railmd avenue, Saturday arm
«in. The Mini: an: very methanol.
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‘ The township at Micro; Watch“
tor (30111111, 111.?” which to attend?
noted for the 19111th to: tilt high-
who, in to bound $106.11th next son»-
on in still mrtlm immortal; it:
‘crs of America 11111 be 'held this oven-i
S. (thichester. 01‘ South 3121111"
win. is 131111111117 nutc‘moblliits can ‘ '
The semi-monthly business meeting.:
of Court Muhucltento. 110.") FOI‘CSC‘.
o,
ing in its 111111, in South Main street.
111:4 Maw 11. Mitchell and dough»,i
tor. Miss Helena Mittholl oi 117
West stteet,retu1ned home Saturday-
from Netthampton Mass. 11119111 they
ispout two weeks.
l ...N..*.
Axel Selnknecht manager i'heort
llordon Condensed Milk company, in;
l'i‘he Norwulks, and his family have.
11101941 from Hamilton 1110111113 to the?
Suttain plum at Quinturd 111 enue.
I Miss Jessie Roonvi‘, of15 Wostl
Wooster street, and Miss-t Bentlice El
wood, of 32 Foster 4troct, Dunbury
spent the week-end as the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Finch, in Wilton.
Town Clerk William 'F. Waterbury!
01’ Stamford, will attend the reunion:
of tho Ttt'enty-oiuhth Connecticut Vol-l,
tumours of the trivil War at Roton:
fPoiut. Wednesday, August 28. Robert:
1111111011. at Stamford, in nocretury of
the organization.
Dr. lean 1111111011101 loft 101111 today l
101 Rochcstnr Minnesota, to attend'
gilt-e clinics of the $111.10 liruthtru, 11ltoj
‘ato widely known '14 among the intent—
ost surgeons 111 the 1"'ounii.1. 311.4.t
Dutuorticr 111'ootnpttuiod hcr 11111411111141
and they expect to be away tin-co
,111'c('ks,'tlto doctor mounting his prut'q
itiot' about Septt'm 1101' 151th. ‘
t
Suinuel F. llugur. tho curpontcr, is
:11 “'01 k rebuildinu Mnjm Vincent M
111111.114 houue at 511 llncoln utcuuo,
112111111111, which 11114 111111011 11.1 tire on
W1 (11111411111. .iuix :1. Mujm and Mrs.
King and family. 11 I10 111'? still occupy-
itu: n 1111111110 ut .1«"ultilcld 1141111111, or-
[Iii-‘1 to ro-ocoupy their Lincoln Mo
5 11110 home uhout October 1. "l‘ltt‘y will
rnturn to lioniiury from tho hunch 111‘-
tor Luiior l‘)uy.-~~l‘1unhury qus. l
W.
iltirucc 0. ($111111. ct 1-lnritord, grand
hut-p per 01‘ rocordu and north; of tho it.
ol 1' 01‘ (.tmnoctlt 111 111111 returned from
11 111p to (110 Pacific (Joust. 111mm 110
vlultotl hiu broihot‘, Albert N. (little.
tornwrly n memimr of tho l'lfll‘l‘fUI‘tl
police force, but now manager of u
fruit runch nour Vtieuvlllc, (.1111, Mr.
(“Juno mudo tho trip ultor attending the
nuilonul convention of tho Hunromo
Indigo of tho ' 1‘. at Denver,
11. of
which opened Auguut 13111.
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biannual MI. bring roluttn.
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11 rue 11115111111111
tau“! 0?
thin book‘s 11111.1.
, hormotDlMtorclcruU'
ohrotui Mien ' '
It you think 111111 111111 a. mind
j Equal to the average hind,
0““ m1
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9
" 1011 re wanted
biggest sale in our history.
‘ 1
$2 .00 and $2 50 Trousers at.
NORWALK
GetYourSea Food
where they handle nothing else and have it
FRESH EVERY DAY BY l'XPRESS
Butter. Blue, Sea Bass, Cod.
Halibut, Porgios, Native Eels,
Kcnuebec Salmon. Suit Crabs,
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108.
SPECIAL
White “111414, limb. in Front-h
Knots. Special value 790
Linen Towels
1111111111111 50c. 69c, 89c, 98c, $1.00
Liucu lluck ......... 50c, 750
Guest Towels ...... 25c, 50¢
Speciul value, All Litton
l-luck . ........ . ........ 250
J. I. Mallette
88 Washington St.
Tel. 449. So. Norwalk.
can be bought now at
at 11 Saving up to a Quarter
This IS the time of thgyearto buy Panto—Hundreds of
men simply wait for this event and then
year asSortments offer a wider choice and we'll have the
$3 00 l toust'ry. at ........................... . ..... $1. 98
_ $3. 50 and :34 oo lrouscts at ................... .‘ ..... $2. 48
$5.00 T111114‘c'14 at ............................... $3.48
' . $6 and $121.50 Trousers at . . . .. ...................... $4.48
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THERE IS NO
EXCUSE
for :1 portion to Wear nrtiiiclul teeth
that drop when uncultlng or outing:
simply bocnttuc 110 may hurt) bud sev-
orul pinion with the 11111110 luult he
hhoillll not got. dluoourumd and think
thorn in nothing better in store tor
him. it you have a mouth that is
shaped a little. out or the ordinary, 11
plate 1111111111 in my office would demon-
,streto the fact that. peculiar mouths
can he mado to hold it pinto llrmiy.
(“301110 in mid have your imuroaaion ink-
on and onioy lilo once more.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
lB Emmi Hill: Iii... lentil NON“!
Hum: . I. 111. to 8 I). It. lun-
dln DY IDWHIUI our.
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LET HER VOTE.
; it you think she 111101111 114 much
‘ All the average man and such,
pot her voto
.4‘
but her vote.
. it you 11111111 she's «mod the 113111.
run you grunt without 11 light
. To the 101111511 bodiarnlto,
Let her vote.
51!! you think- tlri its
i
so long a time
“stock up.” This
.............. .$1. 48
SOUTH NORWALK
W... .....__..._.._.....V. -~—-'—--—---—.~—..—. __- _. _
l.obster4,. 1.0115; and
Clams, Little Necks.
[Fish iiiuritcl in 101111.
Round
The only
FREE DELiVERV.
Something New
We Make First- Class‘
Ladies’ Stilts from
$10.00 up
Fm your own benefit. give us it
trlnl
All our 11111111111114 are guaranteed
We 111140.11) tlutnini; and repairing
Iftll 11111105 .1111 gontltmen.
‘ THE PARIS LADIES’ TAILORS,
123 thltwton st.
Turiov Block. 2 floor it. lichen. Mgr.
Tel. 35714.
..... .... no _........ -m... s...1.._.¢-.. ...__.. _. m.“
THAMER
OCULIBTB AND OPTlCiANS
THE BABlS UPON WHICH
we 111111 patronage is; Young of Ex-
patience in correcting Eye ’l‘ronblo.
Scientific instruments for 1011b
11111 11111 oyou 11nd our own Grind-
ing Plant. for grinding just the
lenses your oyoo ucmi.
You got ititlthi-lids (11111881118
it we make thorn.
37 Atlantic Square, Stamford. Conn.
Eotuhliuhcd 15 yours
Open Saturday Evenings
“flaw...” 4....«Wm... ..
WHAT PUZZLED PETE.
Tho clergyman of 11 111111111 town had
11 111111 orchard 111111 111111 night it was
robbed. the only cicw 11111111; 11111 rob-
hor‘o flutter-print on on overripo
pouch. Tim minister had 1111 error.
mono phowurtthio 11111111111111. oi the
horror-print made and, with it under
11111 01111, decanted the man he suspect-
ed.
"Pow" no we “homo one room
my crew}! loot 1111111!" ‘ ‘
FEAR-1T0 DISPLAY EMOTION,
iinctionrt are motto in the mooning or i
. this loose 111111111011 of reasoning One 1
“the display 0: emotion 0‘11 the part at i
110113 of character, disgraceful and
. brought about this contempt for any—
\ men and women have become the sub-
. the New York market for crude drugs
has booontc almost intro of many bot- '
noicai products usually brought to this .
M 111111.11 Woolly. "is that 011
Mimkon a...» of what in Dignimd
' in a Common Fault. of the .,
Times. ,1
This it not no use in which clem- dis-l
terms Grotoliouo errors arise through '
haphazard conclusions drawn from i
all the popular mluconceptlono to that
men 111 belittling and indicates a weak-
11111111111340 the victim. 158.375 a. writer
in the Pittttburg anotié Times. It
is chimed by some that the natural
procrasseu of materialism and the hard-
enlng of men'a“natu1'es by the struggle
for success that .the age demands 111111
thing like 0. display of emotion on the
part of men. it may be questioned.
however, whether this explains the 1111'
sumed respect for cuilouunoss that in
50 marked a lecture 01‘ the times.
There is a false 111113. around as to
what emotion to, and a mistaken con— 1
caption as to its proper expression.
Hysteria in one 01 our national dio—
ousos. The excesses into which it lends
ject of widespread contempt, sensible
mopleJeeiiug an instinctive aversion
for this sort of exaggerated reeling,
have fallen into the error of mistaking
sane, human emotion for hysteria and
have gone to the extreme in their et-
i‘ort to avoid any expression of zeol-
lng an “womuuish,” puerile and 1111-.
manly.
MARKET AFFECTED BY STRIKE
Scarcity of Drugs in New- York Re-
sult of Cessation of Work in Eng-
lish Coal Mines.
An aftermath of the recent coal
strike in Grout Britain has been that
port from tho sources of in
llritish ships.
The scarcity of supplies has stiffen-
ed tho crudo drug market. in many}
owls, despite the meager charactei oil
the boring within the last few weeks '
and the approaching totul exhaustion
of the stock of several commodities
is strongly suggested.
The demands of the city trade are
still relatively greater than-from the
wool. and south. but it is believed that
purchasing of quinine and other drugs
will soon be greatly augmented in the
southwest by the disastrous floods
which have inundated that section of ,1
the country. ‘1
Among the most important advances
in prices noted have been sharp up-
lit‘t4 in menthol, chart and long buchu
lcuvco, Curtngeun ipcouc, celery seed.
cloves, caucara sugradn, gun) cttndrac,
matico, 1111111 knvu, decorticnted carda-
tnotus, baluam 10111 and Pam balsam
copull1a.-—Oll. Paint and Drug Re—
porter.
supply
Tickled Buffaloeo.
How a Yankee railroad man once
tried to protect telegraph poles in
western Kansas from the buffalo and
niguttlly tailed is related by 11. J. Bar-
ber, a pioneer of pawnoo county:
"Early settlers remembet that for
miles you could Boo 11 white polished,
bolt on every telegraph pole whorei
bui’fulo hnd scratched their shaggy
hide when tormented by buffalo
goats. I was told that many poles
were broken by the vast army of
scratching animals. A certain rail-
road oliiciul who lived in Boston.
where the uhuoo-wero made, bought
all the pogglng uwis on the market
and bad the section mun drive them
into the posts until they look like
glunt cuotl.
“The herds came and saw and con-
quered. 'l‘hoy fought for first place
at the poles and tickled their many
hides with the wig, which Wore
broken by the joyful bulls that still
scratched on the remnants, until the
poles tell Needless to my, the rec
muining uwlu were withdruvm from
uorvloo at once."
Town. Without Tax».
it. was recentlyireported from Gon-
mnny that there was a little town
within the empire in which there were
no trim. The town posses-ed bow
factiona, the revenue: from which enu
ableti it to pay it: way without. tho in-
mrvontton o! the tax 1111111014011
Franco never like» to be outdone by
anything Gannon, so it Furl! contem-
porary hint not itself the tank or find-
ius u puniiol. 80111411111113 more than
a mullet bu boon diamond. tor not
only no than» tux-o, but the time
born on the mutant 111111111 0110 until.
aim in mi «oh portion a email 1111-
unity. ’l'ltil‘ hip” 1111111 to nontmitiv
ion. lathe 311117110110 11110 mon 01»,
ton to tho hutiot, to to avoid any
thing ilk. 11110117 the raven mm.
than!“ us tho lam 0011111111.
011111111;
We are headuurtcrs for the following:
Illusion Jars, Lightning Jurs, Purownx, Wux l’upcr, Cookln‘
Brandy. Cooking Port Wine, (looking Sherry Wine and all kind
Splees, absolutely pure.
Select Groceries, Teas, Coffees, Butter, £995,
A. F. Beckmanu & Co.
33 & 115 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK':
Phone 440 ‘
Wines. quuorg.
Cost Accounting ESalesrnanship
taught at
Merrill Business College?
South N orwalk . Stamford
Port Chesterflyl,
PURE 3th HOSE—45¢: a pair.
3th KNIT TIES—256.
STAG BRAND SHIRTS—$1.00. .4011 01' 41111 cults.
FALL CAPS-500, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50.
FALL HATS—$2.00. 112.50 and $3.00.
Redman Cailars, B. V. 'D. Underwear,
Garters.
lilnt'its, eons. navy 11nd greys.
Lion Brand Collars,
CAVANAGll 14 110313
TOGGERY SHOP
Paris
2 South Main Street South Norwalky l;
FINA L MAP OF
Beck Ridge
(Formerly Board's Rocks)
READY APRIL 29111
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice
Many will write for these maps but the one who gets first choice will
Telephone 760 South Norwalk
Price of T1021] Reduced
. 11111111111. Tho intent rue-patio from
bronchi dorm from tho 011mm to the
M. D. RANDALL
Best Quality of coal at Lowest
Summer Prices
Harris 81 Gaus Company
TEL. 721.
68 WATER M}
, ~.
M.-. ...:.m
A DAY'S WORK
“1 would like, if .1011 1119:1110, «it,
take a day oft tomorrow "
Auin'c‘" VESSELS ”Why. Smithera, anybody sick
' your homo?"
WA1311=1NGTON, hug. 143—1301110111 "No sir; hilt there are a. “’qu Wt
ments of blueittcltetm from the 'gunbout childron coming to visit mine 11111 .
Annapolis and tho collior Justin pu- wlfe told me the kids wanted to
trolling the city at night; an armed me a few quehlluna."——-Bammorg
guard 01' voluntooru. made up luruoly oricttn.
or the foreign clement noting 1111 police
during the day. and till the foreign wo-l M
1mm and children in port sleeping on
American naval vomit. describes the
situation, in Corinto‘. ucoordingto the
latest report 1mm American (301111111
Johnnoo.,d11ted Annual. 22.
detention and 1-1111 communication
thou been covered nearly. a week by
between 1115 part and Managua had
the 191414.411» were «hollowed to ho in '
porno-alert of. Italian on;- the line or
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PllflTEliTEll (ill
Amer-icon Mint-m Mutual was
count by commander ’l‘orbunc to tho -
111111111111, who had 1111110 up to MW
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