, ,‘lin Tau, White and Black. , at ‘ 250 x‘““Gents" naibnggan Under- ‘ ‘ wear, all sizes at 25c and 50a W W Illents' Dark Gray andWLlirht. ' Gray Underwear at .. 250 j f E. K. BANKS Mahlokemo Hotel Blank Booth Norwnik . eseeeemm W . WWWW-w New Pennants ”of... THE'KNOB CLUE COUNTRY CLUB, BELLE lSLAND, TOIKENEKE. SOUTH 'NORWALK, NORWALKII Wat?“ I KODAK AND STATIONERY arena 5 SOUTH MAIN STREET. WEATHER FORECAST. W“ W rNorwalk and vicinity: Generally .; fair tonight and Thursday; warmer Thursday in the interior; light to mod- erate northeast to south winds. Wea- ther conditions: The western distur- ‘ Dance is central this morning over the eastern portion of Nebraska. lt cons» , ed high temperatures yesterday in ,Kensns and Nebraska. Showers oc- curred during the lost 24 hours from ,W North Dakota southeastward to lili~ nets, and along the Atlantic coast For Everybody Who Uses a Kodak We now have the largest plant in the country doing: our developing and you the BEST WORK POSSIBLE. Try us once. that is all we ask us we know then you will always come here. If you don't. think the work is at we say. don‘t pay us, ' D-ONNELLY’S Stationery Store 16 SOUTH MAIN smear. from Florida to Virginia. An area of high pressure, control this morning .. over the Lake Region. is producing "jcool, pleasant weather from lndinnn eastward to Maine. l WEATHER A mean AGO TODAV: f ’l‘em'perature: Low, 70; high, 91.‘ Clear. l "‘1.’ m..— Cnptain Thomas Hunt, of the Non, *walk police force, is actingr chief today in the absence of Chief Leatherland. ; ,“port, formerly of South Norwalk, have silicon visiting friends here for the past few days. Work will he started shortly on the new vault for the South N‘orwulk . Trust Company, and final arrange- ments are now being completed. IJIIons Tribe, No. 26. I. 0. ll. M., met last evening and made arrangements" for the installation and attending.r ceremonies next Tuesday evening. 5 A fine Shepherd dole owned Gilbert Peel, of Silvermine avenue, gore evidence of having the rubies yesterday afternoon. and was shot. William and George Corti‘igiit, of Spring street. have returned home from a pleasant trip by steamer to Maine and othet‘,1ioints. wPride of Court Nnrruk Circle dance, "Dorlon's Pavilion. tonight. July ill. Music and entertainment. Chief Thomas Lenthcriand and lot. I yin Murray, of the Norwnlk police force, are attending the State Police. Association convention, today, in Merl- den. Frank Brennan, formerly with lioyt‘s “ Theatre, has secured a position with the (illicit & Peabody Company. Miss ‘r‘lossie Kern, of 432 Main ure- nue. Winnipnuk. has returned from Dunhury. after spending a few days there as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Henry ll‘runk. . Will all those who have promised money for the support. of the library kindly give some to the solicitor or to some member of the board totiny or by a l meets on Thursday to plan for next Fifi year‘s expenditures. Augustus Newcomb, of Norwulk, was arrested, this morning, by linptuin Hunt, for insisting on driving down Main street ,which is closed. after he had been told not to by Captain iiIInt. He tried to argue with the olilcor or the law. but was arrested and taken to the police station. Judge Edward M. Lockwood paroled h day morning. trolley for ‘(lonipo iieneh, lust ovoniuit. where they took their supper spent the evening on the moonlight the W310? WM cold. “ill-V did “UL stay ion wished him to, end uppolnt tin", postmaster whom he. us well no Illul to long. All report an enioynhle oven leg was spent and it is said that the beach was beautiful last evening. a...“ w W MISSING WORD PAGE. Owing to an error in one of the ml- yortlsemontn in last Week’s issue of the missing word page, It will he ‘i necessary for us to , throw out all ‘ answers for that week. ' We will. how ever. give one extra Insertion of the ‘ page, thereby affording the compett tore the opportunity to complete the twelve answers. The error occurred in the advertisement ’of ‘M. L. itosen. a. word timing lnndvertentiy omitted. 'Mr. and Mrs. John Fusion. of 'Bridgo- ; > " ‘l .......... . ............ .....-.0__......,.._-._.._ ‘ . . i-r .L _ For Unto-date Service Call FRED. H. GANUNG, Funeral Director and Embalmer. Office and Residence Telephone 904. 84 So. Main St: cox-,Ngrw‘aIk.’ W‘”» -. . m‘ ‘ W »-“" YOU CAN PlN YOUR FAITH on my Optical Work. (to into the Eyeglass question earcfnly before youliuy nlnsses. it is its danger- ous to Wear ginssec proscribed liy any one but u. Registered Optome- trist as it. is to wear glasses tilted to some one else's eyes. Should you he sull‘ering with Eye 'l‘rouhle consult me on any Monday. \‘r‘ud- nesdny or Friday evening, 6:30 to ll p. m. . WILLIAM J. MOORE, Eyesight Specialist, Keeler’s Building, Room 6, Wash. ington 3L. opp. Hoyt's Theatre. N. Y., 727 81h Ave. Daily 9 to 4. WmP. Beers f'; l I l I l l i l - l l l l l l Iprinting. so we are in position to giveI Between 45th and 46th Sta. Follow nth...“ ROTON POINT DANCING Pavilion tomorrow, if possible, on the board Dancing Every Night and Saturday. Afternoons. Six Pieces of Music LOOKlN iltllll‘i‘litililltHVIl Jeremiah IIIoIItlI. Til r. in purtlonlnr. residents ol‘ the town thought would ‘Wllll the other: host. A (3- UP CANDIDATES. ' llonoynit 9 im until ifiilttlr. was In Sin-hon lust l-lntnrduy afternoon | IOC pkg. Graham, Nabisco or Baronet, per pkg. , , . , , , , , _ , , , , . looklnn over lho held for the appoint: The Congregational Church Huntley inept of i]... next “”5“":er whip“)! school loft Norwnlk on the Ilziltl o'clock will lnllo plums the lust m...“ ”y ”no, lionurnn ,Illii not luvol' “W1 any of tho cundldntun for this office; He simply eluted tliiltl toes, Currants. ”and“ 'M‘m)’ went. “l WWW“ WWW he would ultl us the people of Sluih‘ ‘ l .prcccdentcd Prices. in order to get room to make intended alterations. (innit: in Refrigerators f To close out our entire, lot of refrig- erators, we offer all sizes at a "saving to you of from 20 to 33%. You should not iail‘to take advantage of this special offering. ‘ Porch. and Lawn Furniture in prices , that are worth while. The A. J. Collins Co. Asphalt. Tar, Cement, walks Fiat, Gravel. Cinder, Tan Barks-7AM con- struction required. RAYMOND BROTHERS I." m- -..._...._..._ WM--- TWTT‘T‘TStkTTTWTWTTTWdfi o ; in 53 WALL STREET " . ’3' O. B. JaCkSOIl NORWALK. WiiW‘W' ‘ ”W3” PHONE 433. in.“ O p tici a it Everything in the Optical Line , Eyes Examined Free 2 in We 9- secs 7 .3.” if cusses-Mertonor»ss~rr~r»~r«e~«i i Wmcmo 10 See The Meyer “Six” Seven passenger in ii. i’. "i'. S. 1.." Electric Sterling and Light- ing System, finished like at coach. a , Complete With F ull:Equipment§l53£50 lieniont‘llrntioiis on request. OSCAR H. BANKS 1% GARAGE, RIVER STREET. NORWALK. CONN. % cw:upvtmi-zmnmmlchwmmpmmtm v i ., _ N, W, A. HANFORD GARAGE } Stanley Steam Cars . Rambler Cars AUTOMOBILES TO R E NT WW. . 3W Marlng Construction CO Contractor - and Buildl Estimates furnished on all kinds of building constrnctlonl. ni. aliens and repair work. 123 WASHINTON STREET. TEL. 357-12. 0003C WMI'CvCu3-110ChIiCHIPClCmni‘QC'OCm‘OiWQWWW00020000 ”“ernn;’ ON , SOUTH NORWALK. For This Week l Fancy New Potatoes. per pk. . ... . . . . . . Home Telephone Peas. “half peck 25c Large Bunch Home Beets, per hunch 5c Musk Melon. Watermelon, Wax Beans, Cucumbers, Toma- .ninn.-o...a-r.v-.... .. .u..n.i.. l l .4.a...l l i United Grocery Co. I I[20 North Main st. Phone ids. Alteration Sale you will find Unheard of Bargains in the Furniture line. ,We are fun-rd to Sill :it lln lie Airline loin l 'i" Qilrldgoport. hm. Inn-n tiled with the ‘ yl‘olui‘y. r th~ A nfi‘fi Crackers 7“ C. that my: ‘ ‘ M A Oh" "W‘ .o‘t s. W dren cry to . w. 1 The Kind You [love Always Bought, and which has been in use for over 30 years. has borne the signature oil . and has been made under his per- WM 801ml supervision since its infancy. . ,‘ «I. Allow no one to deceive youin this. All Counter-felts, [irritations and “ Jesuits—good ” are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. What. is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Poro- gorie, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic subsmnco. its «age is its guarantee. .112 destroys Worms and alloys Feverislmcss. For more than thirty years it: has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation li‘lntuloncy, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and llinrrhneo. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels, assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children’s Panacea-Tho Mother’s Friend; GENUINE CASTORIA ALwnvs Bears the Signature of ‘ 4 , The Kind You Have Always Bought in Use For Over 30 Years Tilt CZNTIUR COMPANY. 1‘7 MUMNH' STRICT. NEW YORK Cl". ,. It. v m way, DEIIIIIiIIIITs ARE lllTllE . nIIIIItoII Plil‘lltlllMlElilBs . (Continued from first page.) look out, it is indicated that Mr. illu- lteynolds is preparing to make u re- commendation to ilr’renident Wiliiou.‘ And his recommendntion is believed to be equivalent to it nomination W; the President and, in tern, confirmé :ttion by the Senate. Since that conference in New .l'luv- on early in the spring when the judge- ship situation was canvassed by the Congressional delegation of the state and powers-timt-he in ‘(ionnectlcnli Democracy, Notional Committee 0qu- mings hug been committed to ’i‘, V. Noone of ltockvilie for the judgeslrip.i it is believed that in r. Cummings nguin‘. spoke in Mr. Noon’n behalf ut the re-._ cent conference. McReynoids’ Mind Open. . Attorney General MoReynoldn was; found by Mr. thmnnings to be of an open mind reparding the filling of the place and all the candidates were talk- ed over thoroughly. Mr. Mclteynolds sifted the nunlit‘lcntioim of all of them carefully. Mr, Noone, Samuel ll. Fish- or, of New Haven, who was nominated by President Taft and failed (it"t'on: l'irmntion; W. Thomas of Waterburyr the candidate of Congressman Keene-1 dy. and others Whether Edward Thom- as, the governor's secretary, was con- sidered is not known; but it is un- derstood here he is not a. . :ondldate. , Decision Expected .oon. ' The result of the conference, it is understood. is that Mr. McReynoids is expected with the information now be- fore him. to make a decision in the near future. ; Just what that decision will be, Mr. McReynolds has not forecast. And members of the delegation in Congress profess not to have any inside tips. Gossip repel-ding the appointment of a new collector of internal revenue" i()l‘ Connecticut and Rhode Island was revived as a result if the visit of Con: gressmun Lonergan of the Hartford-‘ New Britain district to see secretary; lMcAdoo. There is a strong feeling that .l. .l. ‘t‘tilsh of Illeriden, in Con- gressman Reilly‘s district, will get the place, Secretary Mendocino: indicat: tell that up appointment is likely to he rerommendeo to President, Wilson in CORPORATION pApERs_ lIIiion by agreement of the stockiiold- Auunsi or about September 1. Mr. ’i‘hc wmr‘ml‘ fl. ,,.... t' 1, ore. of tho 1.; i’. tihcshro Company, of: Walsh has been endorsed by three ' j ' l ‘ ‘ Mun/«t m“ “ \\iudlinni. has been filed. The cor-i lilt‘lliht‘l‘fi of the delegation, hy Nation- -tho West land t‘n.Il l‘nmpuny. of iilh-utc is signed by Ernest l-‘. (‘heslul (.‘onimittecmnnCummings; and State ‘Seeretni'y of the Stole. ’l‘lIo I-npltul ;\\'ith which the company begins ‘husii liens is $Iiil.tillli, of which $ili_ouu is paid in rush. The officers are: John .liespo. president: John .llonesit-soonz- ky. ireusurul'; Samuel tlruvnhnIIIII. suc- liro, :l IngoI'ity of the directors. A vortllicnto of the charter- of mum of the Auto Machine Company, puny. has been filed. The certificate 'l‘hc prulinlinnrl certificate of disso- l'I’l'llil'h‘. - MernllW t g: Summer School ,. l'anoil students every day. itmlilt't‘tl Iniiion rules, Pill-2H Hooks and Stationery, introduction oi Iln- Stonolype. :tru inducements to enter. ‘ STAMFORD. SOUTH NORWALK. PORT CHESTER. 3t— 4t .- i For Ten Days we will Sell High Grade Enamc Ware for Se, 7c and 9c , RCgulor value [13C to 15c. . Sec Window Display. The A. l. Angcvine 8t Son Company Complete Houseiurnishcrs . . l I WWith COFFEilSH lift), 1.). l’. illiushro, .lr., Currie (i. Cites ‘ of; ’l‘runsury (.lepnrimeni Bridgeport, lo the Auto Service Com- drii'lillli'll by Harry l“. Mitchell. li‘t'ed‘ orII-k ll. (lrocn, n Innjority of the di- ed» Extra Stamps ® ‘ij‘hnirmnn Forster, it is understood. No Definite Promises. Congressman Lonergnn went. to the to push the lt-htims of Messrs. Dixon and MCManusfi ioi' Hartford. both of whom are avowed :I-nndidutcs. ill: talked their qualifier» .tions strongly to Secretary illeAdoo. He admits that he (lid not not any der— lnitu premises from the Treasury head. but is hopeful because the secretary .did not commit himself to any one can- ditlutt'. .. 1 (‘onuressnum honcrpun also talked; with Si.‘t'l‘t.'l.til‘y MCAdoo of the potash hility of the appointment of it Connec- ticut Democrat. us a hunk examiner. There are no vacancies at present. .\lr, Lonergnn was told, but got the assurance that he would be notified : when a vacancy occurs. Secretary Me- 1 Adoo also informed Mr. lionorgan thnt nny candidate for such a piston woillil he expected to stand up cxnmiluition. John Devicq Gets One. .lohn lloVirq who has been an uc‘ tlro lienlot'rntie worker in the state. several years and has been chairman lot” the Wench-Amoricnn bureau of lit'illlli‘l'lllli' national committee, has hot-Ir notified of his appointment to the immigration service in the Depnrl: llll‘ill of labor and will he stationed at: Buffalo, it is the first piece of folk rural pntrounne given to Connecticut. 1 outside of postinnsters. since the Dem: l(l(‘i‘iill‘ administration i‘llllle in. SETTLING MERIDEN STRIKE. . lilillliilcx, .iuly Iii. ------- A settlement. fol the strike at the Aeolian Company, linvolvinu l‘l‘iii'tt‘ll ‘liltl nnd 300 um- ‘ployvs. it, was learned, may he ‘ looked for shortly The strike follow. ‘i‘t! n l'I‘tlIllIllOll ol Wllglti In one depart.- 3 mqu. The Illllll l’Q-tliielied today at- i it i .;Iur living: closed for two weeks, ”MIL; illilllt' oi‘ the strikers hove .returued. i I'lw company gave out a , statement illiui the shutdown had been for the 'lliii’ptit-ie or liztdiiililip,‘ new boilers and hurt not been dul: to the ifirllw. LOVER’S THE PLACE Children’s :39 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. EL nvno 350 325 eTAMPe WITH i Le. AMBDSA. ..... . ......... 32c OXfordS @740 STAMP-3 WITH 1 LB. SULTANA. ................ Stir: in) cramps WlTH 1 LB. veer eooo COFFEE. .. .. 280 ‘ in STAMPS WITHI LB. 600‘) cor-“res . ...... 25c TAN Our Coffees are the Best on the Market, Once Used, Always Used WW" wnwe The Great A&P Tea Company 124 annINGTON 81".. BOUT“ NORWALK Tot. No. not Deliveries emu -. m. and 2:80 p. m. Mu Olllvws Finest Creamery Butter 31c per pound ‘Iti ti. uud ll. Hlnrnhs With ldnt'li. Aline Htitrcli, it Hi. box, the. 1 Atlas tihrnddod (lolliluh. pills, lili- linvoy's imp. Hnuuv, hot, lh’c ' Atlas 'l‘npioon, ‘i lh. NHL, tor, Non l‘nrell linporu, :lioi... lilo Btunrn'n innectuuo, plot, the Allen horns. 1-2 in. pkg” the Atlas henna, it runs, 12¢: Aline Vinegar, lnruo hob. ’lilt'. Alina i'o'pper. M III. IItI. lilo I 1h. pimp. ‘illu Artie. 1‘24: lh. ‘ = 100. 10c tin: the Atlas Cornstarch," Atlas Chloride of . ”kg-v ’ W . Atius Ammoniu, but. , Alina Mustard. turtle hut... Atlas Wes m sizes tii/z To 2 I 750 «U = Summer Footwear
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