ooflto‘bu 111 and mud this
cold it not on well to call
It .1 tho Whips and farcical your
land valuables against this 111111
N y placing a Burglary policy
. 113 c.1111 let us reimbursd you 101' .4
‘ hymn. Telephone 1230.
YLOR & GOLDEN
“'Wfilhlnoton Strict,
I South Norwalk. Cpnn.
All kinds of insurance.
' rublic Stonograzpher,
. MISSING ,wono CONTEST.
The word last week was "sugges- ‘
0119" in, the mlveriiscntcnt of A. J.
11113 (lb. between tile words “runny"
d ”for." The prizes in this con-
61111111111 be awarded Saturday,
12-91111, 1913.
158 Alyse Gregory is 11111111111: a vis-
I in Hartford. .
Holly Friar‘s (‘lub will hold a rogu-
tar monthly meeting Monday.
'ockenoe Tl‘llllr‘ 3.2 1 o n 11.
ill hold its roguln\r 011111011111; this or-
13111111111311.1111:qu .\'0 ll).(‘.. A 11..
.111 hold its 1111;111:11' meeting this e\-
hing.
» The N. E. Ryan Co. are showing in.
creating values this week in aprons.
oldies Laura Vaughn, of l‘lizabeth
treat, is making a two w'eeks stay in
41.10011, look. Straws, O‘Brlcn's.
111' 'Brotlters' Lodge, No. 10, l, O.
_ ..Iwill hold its regular meeting
Wanduy evening.
m
188 Fannie Sheehan. of Hartford.
dating a few days with her pur-
nNorwalk.
M1 8. Bonnet and family have mor~
'Mrs. William H. Olmstcad's
11911» 1114131011 Park.
”Mimi 11’11epubllcon Club, will be
NF. glamour, ,ov'cning,
“Mrs. Amos Wood, of Springdnlo, ls
rtuinlng her grandmother, Mrs.
collar, of Norwalk.
Mrs. Byitbce. of Norwalk, is the
nest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Sco-
Ield, at Scott's Corners.
40““ Buckley, of the Brooklyn Stand-
til-131111111. is spending his vacation at
11111 home in Franklin avenue
I ._'I‘ho-"Icc11l111 “pi-My ri'lionrllnl 111
Metropolitan ()rt'hustru of Nor-
, will be bold Monthly pvonlnit‘.
wBurgulnu 111 l'uhumns.
N1". 000mb l‘.’tlm|11pnon 11nd dunub-
Marion and 11111121, or lddlio 1111»
$1116. buvo bccu tlallini’. 1111111 lllllwll'illtl
Wit. (3. C. Mall) and (‘lllltli'i‘ll lum-
' flied to ilwlr bump in lll‘l‘lil‘li‘y
. titer u unintli‘u stay in llroolo
0'111'11-11'11.
mm...
Mill blind, i2 lunimr (111in
1' int, Munsuchuacttu.
WW.W~1
Pike. of Wilton. huvc
.. street, this week.
Aug-
uncuthly meeting 01' the ,
”mo and lztll n11 (11.1w. of South
111., 11111 limiting Mm A. l).
of 1102 Norman ntl't't'l. lil‘lilliil'
.Jumon ‘.l‘ llnbboll 111141 duupliior
huxc
311011 from 11 mention trip to South
. Nolan 1'}. Mlddlebrouk, and Mrn.
been
id of Mrs. (Hartman n. 1131111911. 01
Mm H. Woodward. or Gibson
loft yesterday for Cornwall-
udaon, where she will porn; it
tho guest of her brother, 1171-
"1' on the now river stooma
. ’ . Irving. one oi the one»
? . T""' . 3%".
Our Butter needs
FORCE-—
Fresh fromthe?
ovcns . 7;"?
12c package E
Cheese, full
Best Family,
Gold Medal,
Pillsbury’ s xxxx,
"-‘W<«~y.m;wu.~.~v"
Creamery Butter 3
a package §
Fresh Eggs in cartons, doz. 27c
Smoked Shoulders,
Sperry 81 Barnes Salt Pork lb. 18c
Potatocsdargc line stock, pk. 25c
Onions, large yellow,
DWDWUWWWWQOOCWOOOOLWOOWWWO
Alaska Salmon,
Sardines, DOmestic, 7 cans 250
FLOUR at Whole-
sale Prices
l
.u-.
no introduction.
IlilOODIWC’QCWOWWOWGlitMOOWWWOCWfiDOOOWQ
Cream of
Mali
Breakfast
Food Me
:1 pkg.
Wheat ,
14c 53
lb. 15c
lb. 4c
lb 200
3 cans 25c
cream,
bag L700.
bag ,75c
bag 75c
10 Stamps Free with Following
iWflflfi.
Tel 871
gains this sale chars.
to ho found anywhere.
MT
,, gnaw, 11111111, 11. will
YOUR CHOICE OF EITHER OOLONG.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, ASSAM OR CEYLON.
unto in both starch-511111110111 and South Norwolk.
Forgot 11111119114111 Lady (to bog-
gar at door )lelM‘d this rolled on» lawsuit.
10:11:11.»ch
I bottle Olives plain or stuffed ....... . 25c
1 can Pure Olive Oil . ........ . ........... . ...... . 251:
6 rolls Toilet Paper .. ..... . .. ........ . 251:
1 bottle Prom. Rootbecr Extract ..................... 15c
3 lbs. Rice ......... . .............. I ............... 25c
10 Stamps 15 Stamps 20 Stamps
I Free with Free with Free with
1 pound 1 pound 1 pound
25c Coffee. 301: Coffee 351: Coffee.
30 Stamps 40 Stamps 60 Stamps
Free with Free with Free with
1 pound I pound 1 pound
35c Tca. 501: Tea. 60c Tea.
0000001 ' WOQOou
MIXED,
0 U '3 0 ODOOOOCNDOOOOCWCKDOC 11)
Fruit Jars at Special Prices
Masoanlms........ ........... .............45cdozen
Quarts...................... ......... socdozen
E. Z. Lightningwpinta ........... 65¢ dozen
Quarts........... ........ yccdozcn
«211211311210CNNDG‘Z‘OCHCH’JOCWOCVIRI’O'2‘13H31M5‘M"WOOOCH?CN30000000.
East India TeaCo
125 Washington Street
Come and investigate.
a
5" a!“
mow-«rm sorry you lost
Bowers—Wall, I ought
was! watchman”
drum ‘ 411111
_: , East :Not'ti'dlk, {11011 at her home water-
,vlces will be held horn her late homo
' Roberts. M 1's.
“M ” Itlity
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
33 South Main 51., South Norwalk
SALE SALE SALE
if we could mnko you fully rculizn what u. lowing it menus to you
to supply your summer wouring oppnrcl needs now you would come
llt‘l‘tl right ilWflyMtOdAY—«flfld take advantage of limos exceptional bar»
Finer goods are not made, lower prices are not
.w . a 1:111, no ,1qu 11......
," “trill” "‘ . . ‘
. 1“ “"51 '
. 11‘ 1‘1 Rotten:
Flory 111.. wilt; of Robert Roberts. oi
day, aged 60 seals 'l‘lio fuucrnl sot:
68 Fort stxoct, at 2 :10 o'clock 'Sundul'
arternoon. Interment will take 1111c
in Rlvorsldo cemetery. Mrs. Holland'-
douth was very sudden and Iollowéd ’
[the humidity meal very closely. She
Iliad been ailing for some little timini
but that 111,11 illness was 311‘ ions wusI
not the opinion of her 111111111. She
loaves hot 11111111111113.1118 children, a.
brother and several sisters. The tint-I
drc‘n are Miss .lon11y,llobet'ts. doltnI
l'lulay Parker, William,
Roberts, and Mrs. Alice Wright. wu-I
iium Silent-11. of Bridgeport, is the!
brother.
Eugene Conklln.
A tolephonc message announcing the:
1 death of Eugene. Conklin was rcCcivcd,‘
I in llcttlel. about four o‘clock. 'l‘ucsdnr‘
qutcrnoon. It nus leuzued that Mr I
Conhllns death 0: 'urrad suddenly i‘Ol', '
lowing a cliche of .1poplexy. 11o lcltI
llotliel third week: ago to. enter the
ISoldler's Home. at Noroton. At thutI
Itime be “as in 1111'}! poor health 111111
,bnd nearly lost his ,eycsight. He uusI
fut once placed in the hospital depart-I
tncnt at the home and it was hoped!
,up 1124,141ng 14.53431. 1 1913 \,.
Mark.
10c
Graham Crackers are wholesome.
They are nourishing. They are
palatable and appetizin.
ask your grocer for a pac age of
NATIONAL BISCUIT
Just
COMPANY
GRAHAM
CRACKERS
and find out how good they are. Give
them to the children—4111137 cant get
enough of them. Keep a few packages
on the pantry shelf for daily use.
Always look for the In-er-seal Trade
T.
I
I
l
l
that tho treatment would benefit him I
1
The deceased was in the sevueni.)
1 first. your or his one.
1 Mr. Coukltn was a butter by trade“
I but for 11 considerable number of yours-
,ho had been lunltor ut the Grassy.
I P111111 school. Lust lull his health {oil-
'1 ed and he was compelled to give up
I work and lot some time was a patient
I 111 the Danbury hospital.
I He was 11 micron oi the (‘1111 Wu .
Ionilsting in Dunbury in Company B.
ITwr-nty-thlrd Regiment. on August 21'), ‘
1802. and was honorably discharged
lAugust 111.1503.
noon at
New Canaan.
Illls sudden death comes as u surprise monv was private. only a few
to his friends and acquaintances here close friends besides members of the
1 family were present.
Funeral of Newton H. Crofoot.
The funeral of Newton H.
was largely attended yostcrdav aftervi
2:30 o‘clock from his
rosident'o 111 Darlcn.
of \l'oodnmrc.
Ilium pastor of the Burton Mctln‘dlstI
Episcopal Church.
torment was in Lake View Cemetery.
The pail bearers were;
.Stophon 11 Hon, John 11 Conn Flor I
Ient V (‘antrclt and 111mm T ’l‘nv.lor I
lie was a member of the Masonic: “m Martini llowlcs
funeral will be with Masonic honors
number 01' years ago and his immedi
ate relatives are brothe.s and sisters .11 Home
as followa: Mrs. Reuben Johnson, Mrs.‘ Iof handsome floral tributes
lClmrles H 11111.01 this place; Mrs.I
Emily Tiniunus. oi Lockport, N. 1'.:
William Coukllu and Theodore Couli-
1111, or Dnnbury.
The remains more brought to 'BathelI
on the 2:19 train, this afternoon and
taken to the homo of his sister, Mrs.
C. H. Hart. on Blackmail avenue. The
funeral services will'bo held there on
this afternoon at 3 o‘clock.
M11. Chart” Bailey.
Mrs. Margaret 9... wife of Deacon
Charles Bailey. passed away at her
home. on Elm street, Bothel. at seven
o'clock. Tuesday night. alter about ten
days‘ illness. Mrs. Bailey 11nd been in
I an unconscious condition since iSotur.
day and her death was not unexpected.
Her death is the result of 11 general
breaking down, incidental to old age.
Her one was seventy—eight yours.
The 6001'!!an was born in George-
town. July 2:), 111323, but came to Bctlicl
when quite 1: young girl and had spent]
practically ull but life bore.
hinruurct .1. llt'odcrlck and Charles
Bulloy WON) married in the Congrega-
rendered very en‘ottuullx \iy licnicn-
There were a large numUEr
W
IPhone 397
Long Island.
oiliclnted.
of
Lodge. No $3.1Ii and A \l. and his gang Sometime We Will lndcratnndI
Iund Abide “ltll Me accompanied bvi
' The pile of the deceased died 0' Mrs 3 ll lloyt.
I,
very" EASTERN ASSOCIATION
Friday.
New Haven at Merlden.
Springfield at Bridgeport.
Waterbury at Hartford.
Crofoot I
111th New London at Pittsdeid.
Rev. P, A. Funds, I Saturday.
at one; Bridgeport at New .Haven.
Meriden at Waterbury.
Hartford at Springfield.
New London at Plttsfletd.
TWO FOR TIGERS.
The in. I
playing season with Topeka.
Phone 397
All Hot WeatherI
Needs to be sold
Regardless of profit
Intending buyers, this is your opportu-
uity.
days for itwgoods won’t be here.
0110 loft.
35 lb. size. lift top Refrig-
now, $4.75.
flywww
Ono left.
tlonnl Church Novcmbcr ‘2‘) 185?).
111 Ornugc, N. ...l the whole of 1101‘ mar-I
rlcd lilo llnd bccn apont In tho homcI
[yours ago.
I Mm llullci bud boon for mnny soul's
Iolto of tho 11111111111 mombcrs of tho
' t‘ouuri'uutlonul Churr h
I tor bunhund three Bonn and u"
Iduuuhtcr surviw lit.‘1‘.'l'lll~ luticr urn;
I‘Wllllum 1’. llniluy, Cburlua K. llnllcy I
and Mrs.311r1111 lluoc of thin pluco,n1ul‘
.l'ldunrd 11. 111111111, of l’l‘llllllllr} 141111
.11al lupwu lbrcu sluturu, lira. Juno
1110111011. or Mllwuukcc nvcnuc; Min.
‘ llulmi uiiiuwin. of 1.111'111111111. 111111 11m.
'Mui'y l‘ci'h, of San Juan, t‘nl.
'l‘liu fuucrnl itvl’t'ii‘t'a worn Iwhl ut
tho ltuunt- thin nib-rump ut lli'v o't‘im‘lt.
Funeral oi A. w. Patna.
llltltltl'lil' l'l’tllll August lv-«W'n of,
Ipropiiucnm in tho 11111111112111: and poll! 1
I11 111 lilo ut‘ 1110 Ninth tuthori-d ycatul
to pm 111011 111111 trtbuto of m
npm't to Allan w i'ulgn 01111111 11114 tun
11ml nos'vilc woo hold trom bin into
110m!“ 21‘1 l’ni‘lt pvunuo 'l‘ourn dim
mod tho oynn of morn than one circuit
man on tho mouruorn worn burlbillfii“
to built tlwir hint on 1111 that rcmaiuud
I mortal of tho lli‘flliflifllll. “111:: body lay
in male 111 um 11111 rocopiion room oi
tho l‘oltzn bump. in accordance with
Itho wishes of the family, more were
no floral trlhutoa.
Tho Rev. Richard I}. Swain, pastor
of the South (Yongrcttotlonnl Church.
‘conductcd the service, which began at
1:30. A nuartetcouolaung at 111.111.1115
Tuck. Miro. New Hard. Linda D. 01-
nnnd and Joseph 11‘. Weller. song. The
{honorary neurons wero George Com-
your stock, Lewis '13. Curtis, 137191 H War-
10 not, Chino: G. Sanford,- d‘rodmck W.
You‘ll have to tell mower it have known my nttomoy «was no 111111 Clinton 13.8991”, Hour: Mon:
toys, for I haven‘t my aim Bog good renew-M111?
One lefL
With tho cxccptlon 01 a brief resldcni‘fb Roguhtr who. 31, 70.110113 “98w
...,‘.-..
01111 left.
.10 lb nlzc. lift top style,
to which 11111» cuuw no a bride fifty-club! whim enameled, provision
ltcgulur prlcc,
811.510, now, $8.50.
,1'anlzod llucd. Formerly $17.50;
$12.98.
1’10 lb also. liit top style. ' ...-.._.._..a
011011111.
3120 piece of it'd.
now, $2.89.
chamber 1'.
()uu loll
“4...“.
1.11th 010W”; HOWJLW: 1 'iitnilon \Vuii'r (“colon gull/11111111111
"'“‘“"""“""""M 11111111111 1'). arm-111 $1.79.
Otto loft.
or; now, $2.29.
ma»- W.WMM~....~ ....,
$2.03.,“ 1111‘“. wnrruntml
33.130 111 inch Lawn Mow:
()no left.
1
, 1114 wide.
, (lnu in“.
l :u iut'lu-s Wllll‘.
215.49.
(lilo lull.
lt'u Chord. ‘3
T_---.
GAMES FOR THIS WEEK
DETROIT. \ugust 1~President Nu
Stnt11ford.Ivm'°r the Detroit American League
Baseball club. announced the purchase
of Pitcher North of the Jackson team 1 ' 1 .
Rev Mr Sands 11111010f the South Michigan league and Pit- ! '
Itlter Remolls of the Topeka. Knn.,
lclub, North is expected to report next
month but Reynolds may complete the
You can’t put it off—- walt a few
. so lb. size apartment house
icrator, galvanized lined, round corners. style, with ice chamber in front; gul-
lltegulur price. 36.25;
Nursery or Oillcc Refriger-
ntur, with ulclwl fnucctt. will hold good
lionulur price, $3.75;
Hardwood lco (1110M. with
round corpora. :21 lnchon long. ll-t incl1~
llcuulurly $31.08: 1101133449.
1 ll lili'lli‘il innit.
ltvuulurly 37.5.0;
m. ”.mflmw. WWCW
B'liltl‘lli'l' 111m lluuuo. with
Icosr $10,000,100
. have
It ll. cstlmute places the cost of’ tho
: livid work at $1,921,500 a year through-
.“III the period
now,
m
now,
Wmu’umm ,
T0 $15,000,000 T0
VALUE RAILBQADS
MW
WAS] l lNG'I‘ON,
vuluutlon of tho
August 1r—Phyuionl
railroads of the Unit
0d Status by tho lntorstuto Commerce
Commission will take from live to Hov-
cn yours by 11 npcclulli' organized
corps of men and will cost the govern
i'ncnt from-$10,000,000 to $15,000,000, I1
01' more, according: to plans 01' the com-
mission prosonted to the House nppio
printious commiitoo. The connnlnsion
has asked for on immediate uppi'opria'
11011 of $1,500,000 for the organization
of the corps of cuginccrs ncccsszn'y to
undertake lht' work. Co1ni1lissionors
I'lmncnts 11nd Prouiy 0110 'Elecrotury
Mom'ge B. McGinty, of the communal“,
told the House appropriations
.‘~'ill~C()llllTlll.lCO that it carefully worked
the: plan presented by Mr. McGinty
(optemplates the (111181011 of the coun-
11‘) into five dlstrhts containing up-
proxi111utely50,000 miles of road each.
1111. Mchinty explained to the com
Imitiec that the estimated cost per
I your 01‘ each of these district organi—
I cations.
with their groups of field
,squnds, would be about. $884,300, or a
total per your for the live districts of
Incarly $2,000,000. In addition to this,
lhc estimated that the accounting fea-
ture of the word would cost about
“$350 000 11 your and that tho mainten-
'ance of a valuation office in Washing-
iton would cost probably $150,000 11
, year.
I Although the committee was skepti-
|cal, 111'. MciGnty was confident that.
Ithe commission would be able to get
the, field force organized through the
Iclvil service committee by the first of.
Inext year, to take care of the first
Iy'cm '3 work. it was for this purpose.
Ibo said, that the commission needed
I.
.5‘
a."
1
r
.;
.
l,
i
i
$1,500.000.
Mr. Mcthty mentioned cases where
it cost from $3 to $75 a mile to as—
certain the value of railroads
‘ln all of these cases, only the re ,
iproduction value of the road was as- I
‘certulnedf' he continued, ”whereas we '
are required to ascertain the repro-
duction value, the depreciated value
Iand in addition, to work out the his-
tory of the roads and ascertain the
amount of money invested in their
Iorlglnul construction. The total cost.
Ito the government probably will ex-
ceed $50 a mile or a total cost of from
$10,000,000 to $15,000,000, but of course
this is only a guess."
Miss Nnberly—“How long were you
in attendance on Mrs. Smith before
she died?"
Young M, D.——"Fourteen months."
Miss Naberly~"Dear me. The old
lady must have had wonderful vital—
lty."—«Punct1.
Gas
LIGHT?
The piping can be concealed
or exposed.
Prices Reasonable
incl
, 35c.
that loud.
Wm... tor lilo.
lluuulm' price. 1:10; now.
It i‘olliu l‘upcr. roll or llilllllmi‘, 6
112211111 llll‘ll nH'n. Usually $7.011; now, 0
as... Best Workmanship
I .... o
I (hm lul‘i. Ltdun‘nor than 1111111111, with Promptlkttenuon
11:23.: :2:::..".:.:: no» . 1...... .... a...
' ' ' ' ' sculptivc will call and
I .10 11m. 1111111 Wlnduu 'Hvrmmu. 41.1 glveestimatc
United Electric
1111011.
I 1.111 111111112 Mountain 111:1; Cream
WM“ tor, of mvumm. and, W I}
,4 mum My,
$1.25 GAS ETOVEQ AT 796.
do white flouting Laundry Soap. ti hold 100 it. lloso.
cakes, 191:.
ALBERT F. GEHFBE
i'l'cuzcra —ut $3 19.
Light &Water Co
-» ,1“
NAM“...— mm
~ (lilo left.
M.
. 11.29.
85 West Washington Street, South 1101111111
Next to Tallulah: Buddha
moan...“ y..
All Metal Hood Haul, will
Usually $1.08;
ll 0
Daily Line to N. Y
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier all.
most Error, New York (toot oi Dover
otreot), every on (except Sunday) in
a p. 111. mm received at Norman
upwinmandsmt‘hflmulkup
to 6:80 p. 111. ,,..
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