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NEW RED MEN'S BUILDi'HB
2? WASHINGTON 5T.
' Tet, office, 10093; 50:1“: 693;
Lincoln Council, No. 4, Order at
United American Mechanics. will hold
Don’t Forget
"to" see
“Tom Murray
. 31 mm Steel
a regular meeting this evening.
——Thls sale event comes but once a
year. Begins at Mintz’s tomorrow.
Doorsopeaattfl-ra. m.
Miss Anna Ferguson, of South Nor-
walk, has been visiting, Miss Annie
Clown, in New Canaan, the past
week.
-—S'tra‘ws, Straws, Straws. O’Brien's.
Harry Peters and Edward McGowan.‘
of this city, went motor-boating this‘
morning. and will, incidently, try their
luck at fishing.
Miss HazeLWeed, o! Spriugdale.
So. Norwallt
m
To Mr. ands Mrs. Arthur. Fitch. oi
Westport, avenue. 3 73-4 pound girl
has been born. Mother and baby are
doing well. This happy event makes
F. N. Shove, the well-known local en-
gineer, a grandpa.
a
The schooner, “Francis Goodnough,"
with Captain Lane in charge, this
morning cleared the uptown dock or,
the St. George P. & P. Company, utter
unloading a cargo of paper pulp, and
was towed to the outer harbor by the
local tug “Addie V, 2nd."
~81 and $1.50 Straws. O'Brienie.
left today_to spend two weeks with
1 her aunt. Mrs. Kellogg, at Highland
Farm, Norwalk.
The jltney. trolley union and council
3 committees will hold an important con-
‘fcrence. tonight, at 8 o’clock, in the,
. 1WeelcEnd‘ Supplies f
FOR SATURDAY HOSIERY COME TO US
“Hormone" HOSE. 25m.
Silk, Lilla and Gauze.
“BUFFER BROWN" HOSE. 25c.
" (Guaranteed) ’
Ladies Regular and finishes.
“CADET" HOSE, 25:”.
let! for “Boy: and Girls.
LADiES' SILK HOSE.
25cm Shots and $1.00.
GHlL-DRlEN’S UNDER GAR-
MENTS. 10 cu. to 50¢“.
LADIES’ UNDER GARMENTS.
10:“. to 81.00.
'MEN'S UNDER GARMENTS.
25m. and 50c“.
90mm... ’ .
50: to $3.00“
, SOUTH NORWALK‘."
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loin
Willi .
(Continued =rom First Page.) 4
Then. in 1881, the first shellfishicom-i
mission was appointed to take up in;
the interests of the state'the planting-
01 deep water beds. Prior to this. they
oyste‘nbeds had been under the control 1
or the towns nearest them. For a great i
A. 'DICKERMAN & SON
u ' us it
GARMENTB. ‘
LADIES SHIRT WAISTS.
$1.00 to $2.59,
Latest Styles. ‘
MIDDY BLOUGEB,
som- mwoj-
Some Novelties. ‘
CHILDENS DRESSES.
50¢“. and $1.00.
'FANCY ENDS.
Ladies Neclovvean
25m. to $1.50,
Latest Novelties.
LADIES SILK GLOVES.
, soon, sects, $1.00. _
B'R'ASSlB‘RS.
25c“. to ”.00
RHONlilsgfi. fl
Summer Household .
- suggestions ll
SPECIALLIY PRICED SATURDAY
» ONLY.
8100 Screen doors. all sizes, ..79o
$1.35 Screen doors, all sizes . 41.19
Extension windowfl screens, 24 in-
ches high ..... ....... .....$5.08
$7.50 50-foot lire wound' garden
hoae.. ........‘.....‘.$5.98
nun-u
The ~ big Sale event of
The Narwalks '
...Begins. To-morrow...
Doors open at 9:00 a.m.
/
, , 1 Kitty Hall, regarding the passlomyol
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marvin, of; legislation detained to control‘the‘
Hope ,streel, Springdale, with theiri large number of jitneys doing businesni
son and daughter, recently motoredl in this city. A ‘ ‘
‘ We advise Early Shopping .
to. avoid the big Crowds;
that come out {later in the ,
"day. " ‘ .
75c Cocoa door mats, size 10326 ill-
ches... ........ ..........;..§po_i
33.50 Hot-point electric irons com-i
plate with cord. plug etc...guaranr1
many years, the state took the position ‘
of fostering the néw work, and tho?
oyattmgrowers paid only the expenses-
ot the commission. The early work;
y r . ., ’ ' ‘ ————-———
gale“ homalk, to Visit with friends A is 1 v be n issued or was an experiment. and a more or less; teed for 10 years, now ..... $3.00
. h nléouafemén ‘3 :1 e f. Mlsszlhawrdous one at that. as prior to this? 25o Sanl Flush for cleaning closer.
‘ e 0" coming ms rage o itime oysters had not been raised on’ bowls at 10c
—~We have promised you real bars «hello Mae. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
gains at our Jubilee Sale. Come to- George '1‘, Hallett, of New Canaan. to
morrOW. opening day. and see how Lewis Miller Beach, of this city, em-
We keep our \vord—glilintz'e. “played in the Connecticut Companys
--—--—- power station’ on Pine street. The
Mrs W- F. Harrington and -two ceremony will be pertormedtby Rowan?” (lorutbe azfittggsgég gliding?
children, of Pittsfleld, Maos..,__ara5.lohn Stapleton. m the rush: bone-79’s :2?“ gimme Some '1; mm,
“mm ”"9”" .weeltawlth Maggi“ “”9“” Church. in South No "in! M $ng sultlfble to thelgrowth official
Mrs. Edward F. Masher, of Cagr“rlt:;o’olock Monday afternoon, August‘ “I? tl b e enormously? $1“;
street. Tho-couple will be at home on *St'i‘aw-Ut an o tors scam t .
angry Hill avenue. after October 1. ”’3“ HOW valuable the public a large;
.. {did not appreciate until six or seven:
5c Lighthouse cleanser, 5 cans, 19c
$3.50 8~qt aluminum ten kettles.
with inset for boiling rice. etc.
at ..... . ....... .‘..........$2.49
$1.25 2-burner gas stoves at .. . .98c
39.50 loo-piece AmeflflWrcaluln , 3
dinner sets with beahtltbiilorul * in.
’«lecornllonsno'lii :11..'....1.‘i”{.’$l3.§§‘ f ‘ '
Mason fruit jars, qt. sweat/2c. each '1
79c 8-qt white enameled preseryfi:
kettlesat..................59o; i...
.a large scale anywhere in deep water. 3
l Gradually, as the men in charge at:
the work understood it better they,
learned much about the necessary con-'
Turn the idle vacation hours to ace 1 . ,
count by doing art needlework. The —-—There will be an acution sale of 20 years ago, when attempts were made: 75c0 Cedar mops at ....... ...59c‘ . , _
N C Ryan Co have a splendid new plots and a stone residence at Roton with no little success to buy up large be Wax sandwich paper, 2 ion. 5c _ . , . .u .,. ._
line or s’tfimped'arficlea to be embroid- Heights, West street, South Nor-walk. “‘00“? 01’ oyster Slow“ for Individual Fine cloth jelly strainers with w-re ,. ..... W..- jun—-
w combinations. stand .........35c m .
cred. 005mm; are simple, yet eileot- Lona. Saturday, July 17th on premises . _
it was Gov. Rollin S. Woodrufi who . c or niches! Se .1?
. . dv. at 3 p. 111. under covered tent. This 1 , p , a ., ,
ive, and prices are moderate See a sale should attract a large number of first drew the attention of the legisla- “M" F. Gel] . . . ' , . 1 - ' . ‘ 00 >
' ‘ m t. ‘ 4 “2}
_~ . buyers on account of the location at lure 10 the “1°" “13‘ “"3 80"" en , 25 WEST WASHINGTON 3 _ .1 , * GO TO
(locks. and Watches. Repairs, was practically smug mm mm, T- . ,
Phone 1053-2.
mainspriugs. 15 months written guan- 119 WOW”! WWI its commanding
FROMPT DELIVERY“
antee at Chas Brand’s. Washington views or the Sound and surrounding profitable beds ‘0 ““3 oyster-snow:
street ., country, and that it 13 within a “More. and was not receiving in re
' minutes walk to‘statlonand the ¢en.‘turn for the gift an amount anywhere,
» ‘ «v . =né'ar what was due it. His messagal’
'l‘he’speed boat races or the East “'9 0‘ norualk. l . . "W
Nor-walk Yacht Club will be held to' City improvements have been ingta[._was followed up later by GOVB. Bald ”son of the ate apt. enry -, Delia.
' , ‘ , lied'twood of CosCob who was one of the
led and the lots are ready for the win and Holcomb. (,ov Baldwin ca 1 _ ,
afggt §;:?;:nl’::hf Cfigfificfiro’: builder. p ' ’attention to the fact that the oyster;ploneeroyster-plantera of the state. Mr.
number of entries have. been made, All investment made at thlll'. solo
and a large number of spectators are, should yield a sure return for we arecertal
expected to witness the thrilling races. at the end of a long dull real estate taxatio
~ For Well Dressed 1. Men
' and" Women,
_ An Exceplional. u... «soon. Shoes in Black,
" and Tan leather "
CONNEALLY & morn
’1 South Norwalk
_ 7.. ' Chihill’s
' E ' We handle nothing: but H
the best. V ‘
grounds should be taxed, and the as-iLocltwood was appointed by the gov- The only place in Nor-
nlng of what was a fair rate otternor live years ago, as an expert to
n. to impose on the growers has assist Tax Commisloner Corbin and a
_________ market and prices will undoubtedly he been one of, the hardest and blttereSticommlttee in the revaluation or the
‘ Everyone is invited to attend the low at this sale enabling a purchaser; fights ever before the Legislature. {oyster grounds at the state. «The oflice
hag-presentation exercises which will to re-sell quickly at a good profit. ' The methods of doep~wuler Dlflnunglof the commission .19 in the Chamber
' be held tomorrow afternoon at i The many advantages of this pronqls simple inn way. and yet in others’ltfio: Commerce bulldmg on Church
o'clock on the downtown playground. erty cannot be duplicated in the Nor-5 requires infinite care and a great dealstreet, New Haven, and is in charge of
on Day and Water streets. A large at- walks. The excellent transit facilitiessot attention. “’Early in the spring, Frederick L. Perry, clerk or the com-
walk that hahdlcs nothing
but Sea Food. .
.Cutbillu’e
V tonda e 01101381 people is particularly make it attractive to New Yorkers; fclean shells of the winter oysters are mission, who receives a salary of 31.. ‘ ‘ ' ‘ , ., ,
1,nrged:fi;nd parents and friends of the its high elevation and proximity to the‘taken on barges by‘ the hundreds of 600 a your for this work. Each com: , , , ..: ‘_ . , l . . . sBECIAL > , . ‘ Bridge Market
children are asked to be in attendance. shopping centre makes it ghe mostvdeibusllels and dumped on the VllflOUS‘missloner is paid $500 a year, but is . ‘: ‘ 1‘ _ ,pMid-sununer Sale of Sigmlied *
The exercises will be most interesting. sirable Incation for the homeseeker. igrounds along the Sound. In July andvrequlred to devote only a small part Budge Tm . . Goods and, Art Embrmdenes 71 North Main St. ~
and» public spirited citizens should 0n the day of the sale, tree automo-{AuEuSL the spawning 893501” “‘9 of his time to the WOI'K- _ ' 1 , i r’ , '" . foo-.S-UMMEIé-FANCY WORE Free Delivery. éPhone 108
take pride in assisting in the promo- bllos will run from the Norwalks ond}“sets" drop flow: througrh 1.116133%; fell; Cinmea H. gimbals of‘Niew fluff: ., 1 at: 5983131 Pnces. ‘ > , _,
_ eBtll‘l all trains.'these shells. T e use 0 are :eug neer to e commlss onlvan . , _ , ' _ ‘ _ u .» ’ ‘ s. _
tion in. so worthy and beneficial an Stamford beside m g Amid”: mom atteeth pmpefly The ma 5’10& 25 (1310!?
\ ’ I ‘ " ‘ - - ‘ “13 T1113 Mid and clean resting-f elves a solar of $22,500 a year, his
idea as. the local playground. The up ‘The Jltney tearing the R 'R VSquare‘ly to o , c y
1 starts at 2:30 o’clock,'wlll also be free tovisltors.‘ place for the new “sets" for should
mintsffimown at 4 o’clock. All' ‘Mr. John M. Thompson 61!- No. neituey fall on the soft muddy bottom smearing-the buoylnpvot the» natural
are invited. Broadway, New York city. will bathe l theywould sink beneath it and die. lbsdsand keepinsmp .the Sign“ over
. , ‘ auctioneer. ' , ‘ Some of thexroundsial'e better lhhnthe bells- w. , . . .1
.-—-Y w'll find both floors tilled 1' , i , gathers, and for that reason are momm Each'commissloner 13 apmqggd‘ gm-
0“ “4 J " HEAT Kl LLS MONTH-OLD 3% Then there” are several t bein appointefat one:
with real bargains at iMlnta’s Jubilee f » - , ,, . tvaluable. . i lfour years, we , s {. .
Sale: Doors open at 9 a. m. ‘ .. _ Ms . kinds of grounds, such as BDanl ”session or the legmmure and cheat
‘ ' Physicians Ania" Th“ “‘“‘°‘“““°’r}gmunds and "growing" and- tattenllle‘l’tfie heft. Messrs Rowley and Leela
Mum“ Brunstruplo' 99‘3“ grounds. Some. grounds that are ad- ,wood are the appointees sucCeeding; , . .1 , ,1 ;
STAMFORD: July lilo-Mum‘s theimirable for the nbw “sets" arezvorth' ocorge o. Waldo‘i‘of Bridgeport- “..n‘lih You shouldrhave 32 naturaueeth. v
daughter of Mr: and Mrs-i Elbé‘flf‘less by me time fall comps onund'miAud’rew Brouzhel of Hartford. Mr.";l..e_tl:ua~supply‘as«best1wenan‘tbe ,1
Brunslrup. 0f Rivefifitl’eelvidledw at 11‘ young‘oysters have to be'taken .uti. 31““ Kelsey'sterm has yet two years to run. Hansen; ones-thattheY=tl1oy assist in ii
3o. Norwalk.
”anaemia as.
anchored and we'llapnade is the:
nearest to you‘rnaturalteeth in an:
pea'ranee andflsefillnehs of any sub-p
destitute- possible to constructs, The
continual; absence cleans» on more
"teeth in thsmnutltdmlloirs thesau-
tulness or. those lam. allot-users
plain to‘yonperhon'allm 1 ,. ‘- ,
work ln'cludlng, besides the various en-
m~r-
. WE REPAIR
llhre and More ‘
“3 learning the “10°“ ““93“”: “N31?! Pmbmyéréplanted; Often this replanting; is The duties .0! the cmmlfislon mm athei'work awaited- ‘ , . A T_. j - .
- . mm... heat. promotion..." who.w childfddne as many as tour or live. timfiomgnagé tusshellllsulndustryvand. to w ‘ r‘ ' - 1 n LiTTLE‘. C’sT W
‘ 'Wmchuwas one monthgold, exhibitedfiwd..me. oyglgn are mushroom “illness thensscmnlagpnwtllo various ; _' - " J _ _ 7 ‘ 1
no previous signuiisoha'noiilllness. death'gorth, up and down the Sound from one; “growers. “153.1031; El me they’llave ,
coming ass great succumbs: mom! ground; to“ the Ioth er. It takes Pneuf'acted m. itinerant 0315931‘593 youth“
I ”4 formerly. Mm -Elsie-aWolike, and 03“! talkie”? t9 row E99 1’99; M"? nei'attonetimotbein‘ziassesmandi
10 Other members ”key: mma‘fm‘goi’iléfi'aml 1““ 3°“ l3 it titer-thematic! relies whenIWo .
lly. with whom; Mr with“ = Bm-lbyater‘h e=travelod _ ’ , l’ll ‘Wfl‘fifidflldflli martini“?! a!»
I .. , depressant ‘lal‘atnrescthey are 1a
m red industrialisation. and the
d
~‘JHEWQEA‘sRa-‘EBS .FOR‘ ‘A
RANGES. since to.;$48.oo-
‘SCIf'P‘Ligh ' 3 Burners.
‘ 4 ying.
an be»: boaia- tor- pollen:
. Anothenznowamouey has beansg’tn
thli ' lth stabbi‘oyaberncpoiim;
several seasons. “ ~ ‘
beam mafia] '
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