WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: \Fair
\ Ind continued cool tonight; Tuesday
salt-and slightly warmer in the inter-
ior; moderate west to north winds.
Pleasant weather with moderately low
temperatures prevails this morning in
nearly all districts east of the Missis»
sippi river. A trough oi low pressure
extending .from Montana southeast-
ward to Kansas is causing unsettled
weather with local showers between
the Rocky Mountains and the Missis-
. slppl river. White River, Canada, re-
ported a minimum temperature this
morning of 34 degrees.
WEATHER A vans Ace room:
.Temperature: Low, 69; high, 8Ii.
Illeur. .
The regular meeting of the “Hunt;
pauk Republican Club will be held this.
evening. '
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Our Brothers' Lodge No. 10,1. 0.‘
O F. will hold its regular meeting
this evening.
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Concord Division, No. 2, Sons of
Temperance, will hold its regular
weekly meeting this evening. I.
Vol Wesu
her siSI
in Cannon‘
Miss Mary C. Everltt,‘
street, spent Sunday with
(er, Mrs. W. H. Monroe,
Station.
The Misses May Swan and May
Shepherd, oi lI‘nil-tleld uvcnuc return-
ed from Farmington this morning, and
report an enjoyable time ‘
The regular meeting of the Norwalk,
' City Council will be held this evening.
There will be many matters of imporw
fiance come before the meeting.
Charles E. Seymour, . formerly of
aouth Norwalk, who has been spend-
ing the holidays with his family in
West street, returned to Schnoctudy;
N, Y. this morning]
i
Mrs. John Meyer, oi 'Dnnbury, was
taken to the Danbury Hospital, today,
to undergo an operation. Her mother,
Mrs. Bertha Deysonroth, and sister,
Miss Clara Deyssnroth, of Benton
street, are in Daubury, anxiously
awaiting the outcome or Mrs. Meyer's
illness.
A daughter was born on July 4th to
Mar. and Mrs. Herman Clnquo. of a
Bailey street. The happy father is a
son of James File, the fireworks ex-
port. and he was assisting Mr. File in
getting the display ready for Friday
night. when news of the dnmsse In
his family reached him.
NOTICE! NOTicEll
it you are a subscriber to The Ben»
tinel bring or send in line and got
tree or the most popular disguises,
Becrrt’o, Womble Woman and
“to Metropolitan, tor three-months.
it you m not a subscriber loud or
bring $1.80 and The identical and
magazine. will he sent you liar three
months by mail. it you «prefer to have
d'novdboy deliver your your and us
dilator mm and pay thoboy ”o
a wool: tor The mural. as. my»
.mssdul murals-murm-
‘mavsdmmmwmmnuu
only member of the family.
. Aliilins and
PHOTO PA ER
. . into marathon m thrombi:
The Sporting"
GoodsStore
Kodskswand Supplies. I
Baseball Goods.
Tennis Goods.
' Price: to Suit All.
DONNELLY’SW
Stationery Store .,
1o aouru MAIN eraser.
FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embaimor.
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
84 So. Main St. So. Norwaik.
Hot Weather Needs-
.Perfection Oil StOVes ..... $4.75 up
Gas Stoves ........... . 15c to $8.75
White Mountain Ice Cream Freezers,
all sizes.
Fruit Jars, Jolly (liasses, etc.
'Gehebe’s
Housefumishing Store
25 West Washington St.,
South Norwalk
Phone 397. Prompt Delivery.
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THAMER
OCULISTS AND OPTIClANB
We Cannot/Furnish
You With New Eyes
but our Ocnlist, who is a skilled
physician. will give you the best
examination to be had and pre-
scribe the correct glasses.
87 Atlantic Bqunro. Stamford, Conn.
not. ill yrs. Open Bat. Evnao.
lar meeting today.
The regular monthly
the Norwalk Hospital Association dié
rectors will be held tomorrow avoninx.
Pride at Court Narruk Circle, No.
801, Companions oi the libero-i, will
suing.
M. Nurses and sons Angelo and
Names, of ”pools avenue, who have
been visiting (”odds in Plaluviiio, re!
turned homo naturally «tampon. I
mu Marie Martina has returned to,
hsr'duues in New York city, albeit
spending the holidays with her moth-II
or, Ira. u. Marcos. oi Uncoin not
use, I
her. it. 0. Horde, invited the men
oi ills constitution rumour mornJ
commit tron ills ms or tits don:
W us most strain as;
an admin» or do. w; invite»
do: w W stomach and
L m_menmmdhyud-
l!” tip-taunts 89er“ Call I.‘
Refrigerators and ice Cheats “-25 up:
Jolly Friars' Club will hold its ramp 1‘
\
moolins of I:
hold its regular roosting tomorrow ov— ‘
The real merit in modern midgerstors lies
«as much in saving the ice as in preserving the
load All our big stock at any price you pay,
have every latest device {or covering both im- ‘
pot-taut points of saving as well so a living in
price to you. ‘
i.
iheA- J. Colllhs'co,
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I ..I_-.‘.'._.-.l..;..s -.‘....._:.»
Asphalt, Tar. Cement,
Flag, Gravel Cinder.
Tan bark. I-“Any con-
struction required
RAYMOND BROTHERS-
,r
W¥+**+NW*%+*’
:0 B JOCKSOII «WALL eraser /
ei- Optician "m": m’
Everything in the Optical Line up.
i Eyes Examined Free
salt—remiss”
Automobiles
F O R R E N T
At reasonable rates «by the hour day. week or month.
Our Clinufleurs are skilled and careful men.
OSCAR H. BANKS
GARAGE, RIVER STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
CROCKER- WHEELER RED-SEAL DRY
MOTORS BATTERIES
ELECTRICAL SUPPLles WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ELECTRICAL FACTS.
Electric wiring {or light. in your home “when properly installed, "
is perfectly sale and without risk. it requires the services or the
skilled mechanic to give you this result. we can furnish the men
and guarantee the job.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
(Registered) “your ‘I
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. ‘
PHONE 342-3. SOUTH NORWALK
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54 when or.
w. A HANFORD
GARAGE
Stanley Steam Clare
Rambler Cars
AUTOMOBILES TO R E N T
contractor
and iBuiidI all
ElfiM‘tflNflWNfllMflfllflWWu.'
slim and rmirwork.
WUTH NORWALK.
Mating Construction Co.
128 WASHINTON “REIT.
TIL. ”7.1!.
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rocpkg. GnlunnNsblIcoorBsronst,perpb¢.
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Home TOIQPhMlG pm Wkgroancsliiltttiuustifle-st a“
Bunchlimllm,pcrbunoh so
Lure
final: Melon. Wstcmsloo, Wu m Cucumbers Tm
toes, Currants.
United Grocery Co
we
so «mm»: a. m m.
”a;
- a patriotic demon-at,
Senator McLean will return to and)
fithst the tariff bill is complete and) .
ready to be reported to the Senate;
lI‘rsd lilnos, collector oi cusJ"
ordered to Vacate; I'to make room for
who may be
Mr. McGovern, according to intormw
. tion now available. , .
it will be up to Senator ,Mclfiaahl
. f to say whetherfl‘ho‘mas Quish shall no
'I confirmed as “postmaster at South'
Manchester. 80 for it‘s-can be learned
. here, the opposition to Quish that was
headed by George Allen and rcpt-m
seated here by Frank Lynch ol‘ Hart-I
ford, has made little headway. Sena-I
tor Ill-undersea has said he will not
interfere in the matter. ,
Presumably Representative Bryan
Molten will return shortly to take ulll
the work at the appropriations coma
mittee, of which he \is a member.
Mr Malian has been assigned to tho
sub-committees on fortifications and
on permanent appropriations. Mr.
Manon and Representativo.Kennedyi
are expectdd to return post haste in
connection with the federal judgeships
in Lonnecticui. , I
Judge Noyel’o Succulent“. , ‘
Owing to the split in the delegatlom
and for other reasons, it is regarded:
as unlikely that a Connecticut man
will get the place on‘ the federal cira
cult bench that was made vacant by
the retirement of Judge.Noyes. Thad
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2'. passage of time, it is believed.
:_ tales
.. Thomas F. Nouns of llockvilie or'
. lady that
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,Tan'u selections would naturally be.
disposition, while Wilson’s appointecsr,
:tilounh qtlnlillud for judicial positonsfl
iwouiti naturally be exported to be men
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‘who has been naked about the matter.
ills bucking Fisher, and there is reason
'lio
i
‘adtuiuialrntion wants for more or less
formal consideration.
1
Monitor the smmlorlnl
:j‘lilr. llrundoucc's seat
‘cum to mind.
I )Cornmiitocman lionicr S. Cummings
, bourlmt upon his senatorial candidacy
'f Mr. Malian would contest with Gov:
, aspirations are roooxnlrcd here. It Mrl
n. a Want ha. in... other
ho ,
steps so closely as to pick the some
place is going to 3 Vermont man.
according to report. There seems no
mail in tbegllouss that no important: .
business shall be transacted, expires;
tools at Bridgeport, has opt. yet been. ‘
there are important developments on I
The kind You Have Always Bought, and which be h
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signaling.
I and has been mode under his
I soon! supervision since its inion
Allow no one to deceive
All Countorieits, limitations and ‘ ‘ J ust-ns-co ” are on
Experiments that trifle with and endan or the health _ It
ts and Children—Experiences zofizst Experitn
What is CASTORIA
Bacteria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil,
gorlc, Drops and Sootl tings yrups. It is pleasant , ,
contains neither Opium, Iorpillno nor other Nosed '
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys w
and alloys Fevorlshness. For more than thirty on ad
has been in constant; use for the relief of Coast patl
Flannency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles '
Diarrhoea. It; regulates the Stomach and Bo“
assimilates the Food. giving healthy and natural sic
[the Children’s PanaceMThe Mother's Friend. I’
osmium: CASTORIA Al-W
Bears the Signature of
The on You [lave Ah’vay 5 Bo
In Use For Over 30 erars
1H! GINA”! COMPANY, 77 MURRAY I‘I‘ICIT. NEW you our.
. f“
prospect that the federal districti
iiudgeship will be settled soon: Repre-I
sentative Kennedll is represented as.
much pleased with his success in bold“
.lng up the settlement or the judge-1
'ship problem, but.the best informaJat the dairies Is held over until the
Memo problem, but the best iniormaI‘
tion is that Kennedy's attitude is not}
the only reason for the delay. Thei
lnili~
against the chances of eltheui
William E Thorns oi Waterbury to
1 obtain the appointment.
Some Well posted Corrnectncut meni
President Wilson will end
the row by reno‘rninaiing Samuel:
Fisher of New Haven “horn President:
Tait nominated in the closing days
of instant session of Congress it is“
' Inndorstood that the President has a “'35 $232 000
high regard for the Judicial selections:
of his predecessor, but some of the;
President‘s friends do not see why
he should iollow in the Tait foot-
rnuu us Toll did.
it Is said that
men of Conservative temperament and
of more progresslvo,
dcnclcs.
or radical ten:
liowevcr, Governor Baldwin,
believe that Fisher's selection
would not be objectionable to the,
Connemlcutfionutors, whose views the
Cmtut for Brandeqee'o
in connection with the
Seat‘
Judsoshii)
campaign ion
.naturuliy rel
Democratic National
oi‘ Stamford is said to expect the sup-I
port of State Chairman George Forsteu.
for the lorlnur's senatorial aspirations,
iteprosontativos Reilly and Malian:
will have considerable support ion
the honor, it is understood. Mr. Ms-
han'u presence in Connecticut most or
the time lor the lust several weeks;
the opposition hints, may have some
srnor Baldwin for oil possible dolly
nodes to the shin) convention, it is tin-I ,
dorstood. Tho governor's senatorial
Reilly when the saw them will be all
least two candidates from New llsvort
county.
On the republican side or the (onset
senator broadens will be busy In the
campaign. mdtoprosonmlvo mom
otter J. till! has imp mentioned at u‘
senatorial candidate. but It I. under»
stood that his mind is not mode up.)
His decision will depend in part upon:
3evening before shipment.
would require shipment of each lot of,
other sharpening stones is increasing
'cr arc
walk. was a visitor in llrnuciwille,yes- received from the front ”WW
the developments in legislation and
politics. it the hull moose my out
or the resulting: comp and the domes
matte mid line does not cause too
much business disturbance «you Good
nastiest republishes bombastic think:
inst indications will tailor the election
of a democratic senator sent your. in chains m on m m mm and
that event Mr. Hill my not cm to
odor littoral? its a menace.
Gilliam commissions have been
issued to Austin in. Penn do postal»!
I tor at Hampton. count and mm '1':
nimrrosmnmnmiom
Mommsotrodubiuchow
mnmnmmmt
imam: at: m m union sad rs. an at W
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tent of milk sold to the consumer will
be materially less if the night milk
smuus toss slim
llIVl8iIllI
(Continued from ilrsi: p
According to other newspape
ports, a Bulgarian column comp
of 14,000 troops ., has succeed
reaching the Servian town of W
‘ and is threatening the line of
of the Servian army. The Bolus
production of oil. stones and). presumably were pushed mm
from Egri Palanka. ‘
The mobilization of the Rum
army will be completed by Thu
or h‘riduy,’according to dispatches
Bucharest. The ermanlanitroops
' expected to cross the Danube in
garia immediately and as a fossil
this step it is assumed that. Bulgdl‘“
will be compelled either to agree . ‘
Romanian demands and permit ‘
marlin to occupy the territory a
sires or to engage in war.
BELGRADE, July 7.-A nurhbe
{var correspondents have left. tor M
Sermon headquarters at Uskup. I
commander of the Serviau troops _
nuances that the neWSpapor men “ill
be allowed to go to the. front. .
LONDON, July 7.——’l‘he Servlan’ui
lsiery here denies the defeat of
, .. _ 'i‘irnok division of the Set-vial) A .
and says it yesterday recs tured'
w'l‘he Jolly Friars Club is scheduled town of Krivoink from the 1:“
meet this week
-.............. but according to other reportsri
Misc 0 Kali of New York, spentllis "Ot certain that the 'i‘lmolt tillli
weekend in Norwuik, \isiling friends. “'3” engaged “I that 039mm!”
A dispatch from Sonia to ill
ml Nous says omcial the
following morning and mixed with the
morning milk hetero shipment, than
it the morning milk is held over until
Tire former
method is much better, the depart-
ment says, although the best method,
milk as soon as possible.
The
space while Connecticut manufactur-
increasing their output of
cutlery and tools. The value of
sharpening stones produced last year
in the United States
which was $17,000 more than 1911.
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Miss Louise Schnuli, or South Nora
i
cnpntion oi ngrllo. west of
Tnlmms, by the Bulgarian
William McAliister or Norwaik ““0 We "'30 “mulled other lib
spout yesterday in Dnnburv, visiting taut strrllegiiui positions "on
his parents Greeks (”ion oral lvnnoii continual
(II the Bulgarians, by a surprise
Frederick Hubbard, of Norwalk, has dispersed s ""3” 9“” M a” ‘
returned to his home alter a visit to ”m“ numbering 80 009 me“ “1‘
Atlantic City personal command 0! King {innit
,___...__._.__ line,
The 'i‘l‘olieymens' Union held its SAIJONIKI July 7-Part
retailer meeting Saturday evening and ‘3er right wing has driven ill
routine business was transacted. sorisns across the diver titrated
m. is new marchinx en the writ
The Norwsllt Bunkers defeated the Barron, according to omelet ”up
Bells island baseball team, fiaturdnr from the Greek headquarters.
afternoon. by the score of 5 to 2. New...
terdny.
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HOWITAL NOT“.
Miss lildsa Minutes, or bio '
he admitted to tho Nowell:
tot and operated on today by
Tracey. Sharer and 9‘. l. diurali
Harry Smith. oi Newsboy!
suited to the Norwolk Hospital,
evening.
Jack Tierney, of New York, is spend-
ing a few days in Norwnllt visiting w
Mantis. Mr. Tierney was formerly of
Nor-walk.
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Through the months oi July and
Anton the 10:80 o’clock high mass at
“at. Mary's (liturcn will be changed to
W
low man.
Miss Haul hinder, the. ‘
young dsurhtor of William In.“
at Norwalk. has made known
many friends the simian
“Worthy Reynolds of New Y
known at Humming school no
The you“ couple were till
rim April this New York,
the Little Church swastika
'i'he'dtov. O. O. Rendition " ,
the ceremony. Air. and "
sold» will no to 1?th laid
their honeymoon Whoa ‘
they will reside in Now ‘3‘
The ioliowinu are on than vacation
from the dorms store: Misses Grace
distill, Mollie Connolly, Inert-lattices»
no, Mary Melly, Mamie Marty and
litre. mun Doris. r
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About 9 oicioolt this morning the
(lid! Rail (iii Gummy automobile
Mound the trolley car and trim for
about Moi: of an hour.
law with. of Namath, was an
“Muslin. W with
Wflhum mwmoosmmus
£11th rim Inflammatory“.
ammummwuvm m mmwumlims ms Mr
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