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TRISTRAM & "HYATT
oaznfrrn'smop THE LEADING DRY GOODS s'rona: nonwatx "
a.
Plainly we want yourbusineu, do not disguise that
fact at all. This implies our earnest endeavor to retain
your patronage on the merits of our service.
To get it need not neéessarily mean low prices, we
feel reasonably sure of that, so, long as QUALITY
is an essential, the price must be reckoned cornmem
sun is soaring high but
and is surely boundto hum
obit!» good old bye and bye.
“”We’ve‘ got one thought to
at“ us and it 'ust can't ,
. ”Ir-ran All)”: coming at; ‘mu m It" ”I I‘ if“? ‘ h ‘ U “Reputable citize and church 0-
” aid, 1*" nearer every Send ' our orders—let u rove to u that ur " ’ as 1-” .
‘1‘, He" 211$me“ now in Y] . . s p yo ‘ 0 pie, who throng. Lhe Connectlcut J ’ _ 4
in building a mans. ter cold- Products and ammo ls genuinely good. . shorte resorts during the humid weath- Masons Jars. Pints 0! quarts 45¢ d02- Parowax, lb. cake ..... ..... . 9¢
. er 0 July and Angus "are the worst ‘ u n . I.
m gm 3:3“?35: $35591: The Ha'Ch & Bailey C0 enemies that the whiter has today.” Sunseal Jars, plnts or quarts 60¢ doz' Wax Paper, 3 rolls ' """""""" 10¢
. ”WWW ' ' :ccordins It; iuperintendent iIolm Mi Jelly Glasses ...... 19¢ and 24¢ doz. Handy Jelly Strainers, consisting of bag
‘ ’l‘ampton o t e state comm salon o - ‘ " .
4 South Norwalk, Conn. fisheries and game made “the mew Jar Rubbers all Sizes . ........ . 10¢ doz. . and h eavy Wire supp};rt *
9 ; THE ' " W ing of the commisaioners at the Capi- Jelly Sealers, 10° """"""" ' ' - - ' 5¢ 3:. ' l 25¢ and 45¢
_ ‘ ‘ tol yesterday morning. The idea ex— J "
‘FERR‘IS COAL pressed Was that, it the people did I )
. SOMETHING IN THE WAY. in“ patronize the illegal lobster “511' PRESERVING KETTLE S, ALL SIZES, LOW PRICED.
,ermen and indiscriminately buy “short
'iobs" as they are known, the"‘tisher-
men would confine themselves to the
'legitimate trade in lobsters with the -
lresult that, instead at these shellfish| ity Hall. On the proposed site, on Van}
‘commanding from 25 to 50 cents a Zant street, a handsome sign has}
_ of poultry. game and prime and
delicious meats is always to be
found at this market, fresh and
tempting. If you want a fresh
goose. duck, chicken, prime roast
of beef, lamb, or pork .or your din-
ner or a luscious mutton or lamb
chop, or tender, juicy, steak for
your breakfast, you can always get
them of the most delicious flavor
, geoMPANY
. ’ * ANYTIME
Day or Night
, ;Our i‘spacious and easy riding
‘nutomobile will take out
a I __=_ .
w I. A
{pound this seafood might come with- ‘ been erected informing passersby that
;in the reach of all at 10 or 12 cents ‘ "on this site the new Community Hall}
‘a pound. Ewil be built." 1
! Of late the traffic in short lobsters The school committee is as busy in,
'has been going on to such an alarm-the summer, when school doesn't‘:
l
ling extent that the commissionerskeep, as in the winter. It is engaged‘
H. Krieger & Co.
alyilll'iiel. t and cut to suit the epicure t :llave determined to put a stop to it, in work at this time. ‘
,.., ' ,- , V a lit possible. “ —————-—-—-—- 1
ANDREW TAYLOR K’s MARKET To this end the commission. at l
H . . . _ . their conference at the Capitol yesl‘ARRANGE f0R SHRED '
4 ' Lwery and Trucking “NORTH “All” 81” FREE DELIVERY iterday morning, decided not only to t .
Phone ' Darien COB“. Te]. 53.3-2, gpush the prosecution of the wily lob: ! _ _ ~
‘istcrmen. but to seek out all who MEXICAN GOVERNMENT! ~ »
J. MW»... . _ _...- n--~.-:__.__-.{:.-.fi.__ Mar. 1...-.. "inure short lobsters in their posses- l ‘
‘ M" r _ " lsion, as well. There . have been sev- —-—~—- i , - a ress ,
feral oe' ’ ~. ’
. _ find 131;; “32:: {gougizlmgfisglndfi \i’Aslii‘NGTON Aug. i.‘—interest in; .. .
Ice Cream ' Sirloin Steak ....... . .......................... 22¢ 1],_ Eirom now on. not only will the of_;i0m&rrowbs conference 0‘? ”3° Mexicanl
Prime Rib R0 t n b . ifenders be taken to count, but their pro 9}“ em?“ Secretary . Lansing
18 an easy dessert as , o ones .............. . . . . . . . . 20¢ 1]), ,licenses will be revel ed and nets 11212132112233:- rerlretsoiezltatixeslo: :fl F
.. “Stop on your way home and - “ llobstcr curs, ots an: the wholeI “ ' " CW“ r '5 w” .193 ‘ or
get a pint or a quart, what-I Extra Large Fine Lemons. ......... ; ....... 15¢ doz. ‘eqummem win :6 confiscated by thei‘mfcd. today as further details of the l __ .'
. :* ‘fler‘yoy 211811.. ‘ » i . Roast Pork .. ......... .. . . .. . .......... . ...... 14¢ lb. ’ lslttlfl. Reputablefolknim'ho have cot- "'5'? 0‘ the plan for 30‘“ co-opera-l : " ~ '
.. . . ,_ s , . , ltnges by tho' sea wilfiaiso be ”03% lion lu pacifyingtlle southern republic}
r -t
: icuted if detectedin having "shorts" : came to light. One of. the latest (level-l
‘fiRIWRMAN BROS. : "‘ . TheBeerS Meai & Pr0ViSi0n C0. lin their possession. it is estimatediopmems is the fact that decision to:
ask aid of Central and South Ameri-i
’i.‘
' ‘ , that 33 1-3 per sent. of‘thc product is!
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_ . flanford 64 North Mann 6 North Main St S . itaken illegally in catering to met“ in settling lilt. Mexican dililculty.
. . . o. Norw k. . . . . . . : .
> B" S! t . l 81 I3 Mam St, Norwalk. ishort lobster appetite. it was said at[was reached by President \‘iilson in:
00k ree . lJue 'he 1i w ‘ t l ' ‘
‘ . —r ithe meeting yesterday‘ihat there has. n ‘ “ It 1 s arnlng .0 we narr— . .
. . "55—51—— , . m been some weeping, wailing and'lllg factions to settle their difficulties; . I t! . ‘
. - - , :gnaslllng‘ of teeth down New Haven] alld restore peace went unneeded. Ths- , r‘ ’ .,
diplomats were invited June 30 to,
. ,, 'r ‘. . . 1* f lway, and that there would be more 0!. i t l r ill b ‘ f
‘ {it soon and that ‘daeda,’ not words, part clue is n a con ereuce.w1 e t a
,would be the result'of'ioperations. lappeal to the Mexican factions was!
i \ Hayes sellullze’s I. 3 Sallilal'y Marke‘s , ! So great has been the’lillegal taking,mif°“i:n:oigmemd likely today that},
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Made of line this Tissue, “cool
V b t diff cnt ‘ ections alon ‘ .
,1 . . . . . 32 WASHINGTON ST. . 39 MAIN ST. ‘of lo" s era on ‘ er s g ‘ the first step in the President's lplani ‘
‘ NEW CII Y SOUTH NORWALK' ' NORWALK [the most that, at a meeting of the‘whicll will be submited to the con g .
- 0 MAIN ST, ‘ ' lfisll and game commissioners all ‘ : I
. . 5 5 ’ STAMFPRD' , :Wood's Hall recently. ‘lt was ‘mnmzierees by Secretary Lansing will be; and up.to.date. Ask your neighbor _
MARKET * ' ' ?.:“:‘..:‘.‘;":“.i.‘2..‘.‘;§..:““:;‘:“:32.51:: . w >
' L ‘ ' ' t i (1 re] ntrol. .1
~ ‘ * ster fishing p“ under cc co government. if any factions fail to'~ about It. we have SO‘d one
“I Hayes, BlOCk “ heed the warning the plan is said toll
: c ~ . - g E't F ” BHIIDREN’UARKH fun “includeextension of moral and :n-l'
09 ”firth Mal“ Street A re allcy Potatoes, 14 lbs. ................. t 16¢ » ancial support to other factions. he;
hundredof them and have just
plan is said to include also a restore-l
M33301“ and Clover Milk: a can - - - - - - - - . - . - - -- 10¢ [A8]- SIDE PROMISED [ion of the ban on war munitions to!
. ‘ the revolting tiactions and a demand
/ - . t'
» Quaker Punfi’ed lece .. 2 pkgs. 25¢ that the railroad nne betwen Vera
received another hundred. ~-
MELONS
renot all alike—4111s is to be ex- ‘ Force . . . . . . . ..... . . .. ...... 2 pkgs. 19¢ .~ {cmfhfln‘d MexlcouCity £3,028: 0::
. t but w t m h At Meeting Yesterday Plans For 0' e ”W" a 0“ ° ”9
posed-i ears 0 temelons - - to the starving people of the capi-
‘ v
' Furture Entertainments Made m .
elioioua . "We know they.come , A STULL BROWNSVILLE," Texas, Aug. 4.—-
here good melons stow. Free de- ‘ Twelve to fifteen Mexican bandits are
.vel‘i. 24 Cottage-Street. East Nor-walk. The regular monthly business 11193“ l.eported killed in fighting today with
L d ing or the East Norwalk Improvement {United States cavalrymen and Amer-
Association was held yesterday aftel“ ican posse men in the low. Thick, thor-
non at the home of Mrs. Everett Bulk~ . b h th of Brownsville Pri-
lley, onSt. John Street. As always m rus nor ' ‘ '
IA "I I“ ”i ' ' * vate McGuire of the Twelfth cavalry. ‘ '
‘ hen meetln s ' .
8} 8| BROIH s BRIBGE PAVING SIARIS é:(Snlllildotlll’sr;hfhgaiss‘lvon was an of» was reported killed. Private Curtis come an get one ,
Sizes, 34 to 44 - at $1.00
possibly fatally wounded; Joe Taylor,
~ . ' ‘ _ ' ’ thusiastic and interesting one.
, m BIG-H.000 BEN t“ 800"; [AY'OUI CHANGESE: Plans were formulated concerning a custom guard, 5““ 1“ the shoulder.
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the holding of an entertainment, in and D993? 3:??? CthAl Monahan, 0‘ . ' - ‘ 7 I
"I ' ‘ own.,v e, s o n 2 eg. I ..
William and-James Grililn, formerly itlle near future, for the children who r “ .
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of this city. and brothers of B. Arthur Preparations will “an within the'during the past summer hagdbeen wirLc‘tylfilsnffflndreixrenfirafi :10;le WW
next two ' ' ~worltin ardens on the- mm 6 un- , ’ W
and John F. Griflin, are residents at dais for the paving of the] 5 3 Finance. which recently penetrated que ly used the lone‘tree, on Panel:
e 80'. y 150 Erie, p3,, and their factory the Griffin new Washington street bridge. 'As alder the direction of the association. ~ . 2 ‘ l ,
,- . . result of the hearing held yesterdaywhem are 200 little East Side farmers, Carranza territory as far as Pachuca, SIXIY ”HE BMI Ann {Island oi! Harbor \iew Beach, for
‘ Hum " 10c oBfrit::rgo‘:I:usuézg‘tugégzs‘::ssisezitter in Hartford before the Public Uuu.land it is planned to establish a Chil- virtually was annihilated yesterday he ‘ 'ranges to locate good fishing, grounds,
. ‘ , . , where twenty-five lives wire lost an); ties Commission, the Bridge Con-i (ll-en's Market that the produce of the ltween Queretaro and alrepuato. accord- RM“ 810"” RABES will be griezed to learn that the
Davey S millions of dollars damage done last struction Committee, just as soon asgchlldren may be sold at a profit. Theiing to a report reachlng the Constitu- . , storm 1Prov; lthel unto] ngyt of the
r K. . . . night when a cloud‘burst enveloped specificationcan the prepared, will askfime, nature and place of the lllropos- tionallst consulate her}; today. * th (Continued From Fourth Page.) 15:12:]; mar;t “Elsie“yrozte: gain;
Phone 401 the city. ‘ a for bid. on the new work. The actual‘ed entertainment will be announced General Obregon als reports 6 _,___ le'llaie lwa s claimedthis £1)
1 . .. . Messrs. Griffin, well known locally, work will be started within a very later. , capture of three million rounds of am- « l) a y fee,
.133; Fr}day.0n account of trouble, the Main street ,which was the only one on theLlsland,
. . 4houses did not get a ring. Chief Bo-lwas a peach 'tree. and thus the island
gardus investigated, and found thatfgained its name. Others have claimed
are about a mile inland from the lake, short time. _ . "‘3‘ Yesterday afternoon there was‘much'lmunitlon- in the battle of
'A slight change in the location or talk concerning the coming fair, WMCh south of Torreon.
0 make a SPeCialty and their factory is situated on one or ill t k l b id ill b d ‘will b leld ‘ September by the as
,7 r - . e rat: 5 on he r ge w ems e. . e l in. ‘ ‘ .... ‘ “M , . .
' ' {the busmess streets described m the it is the desire of“ the Connecticut mamuom The several committees in PRESIDENT PLAYS GOLF. it was a false alarm. He has also in- ‘it was a pear tree. Well’ anyhow, at
Best Grades of Sperry & 2:335:33ifiéfatgfiymhes as? m“. Company to mall's a-mlnor change in chargeoi the-work yesterday submit- CORnlI'SH. N. 3., Aug. 4.-—_Presldent quired of the residents in the vicinitvi‘always bears a “runny” kind or fruit.
flames. Hams and Bacon. . Messrs. Grimn 8r; making all ,‘at_ the original two-track layout that the ted their reports, and judging item 3 Wilson played golf today for the first if (tlhey saw “Wait?“ in t::dal;rn:i An LEE-Sou“ 13°“ 32”?” n
‘ < ‘ ‘ tempt m get into commtlnication witnr bridge tracks might connect properlylfheir contents the affair will be {timera in almost a week His opponen anf no one sawbefe 0:; one‘ . us 56 ’ R'e fa? m2“? .1 To“: 1 “1’
e Modern Marker their brothers ‘but as all the telephone with thetracks on ForLstreet and-mostpleasant one. . lwastpr Cary T. Grayson, his naval a ew minutes ore o aarmwas! teens e lg 01/153 n t e ocn
, » . ‘ ‘ . , ‘ . . _ , with the~tracks on Washington St. . An interesting report from the 11- aids? and physician. They. played lislrung, a’y‘oung boy, barefooted and‘harbor. became loose from its moor- &
. and telegraph wires are down they are l ' t F, A.-; Wearing a rubbe’rcoat and hat, called lugs during the gala last nights and
. ' " , A map, showing this proposed brary. committee, presented by Mrs. E- , h‘hles over the private course 0 ’ . _ . ~ .
. 15 North Mall; St. meetingwith much difficulty. They change, yesterday at Hartford was N- Taylor. chairman. was read. During Kennedy, near here. . at the home of Seymour Curtis. He was sent up on the large rocks that
areexpectins word “om ‘t em, soon. ' mus—W :carried a basket and :asked the maid ii ,surround Betta (island. It is said the
looked over by Corporation Counsel {mi-the libraray was" b11619 “t8"
Win UNHOLTZ Pro . . v ,. . . .. »
“ ” "a . '. F William F. Tammany. representing moxie. at was ln charge or Mrs. Ed- NoawALK .coua'r CASES. lany apples were wanted- Mr. Curtlslboat 18: gradually being 0““‘19" ‘° l
DEATHS AND _FUNERALS' the City of Norwalk Judge John J. ward Davis. assisted by live ladies. George Irvin was arrested last eve-zwas curious that a-iboy would be out pieces by the waves on the rocks. ‘
I \ .__.__ I, ' Walsh, representing 'the Bridge Con-'260' books were circulated. tAt thelnln'g 'for intoxication, by Ofllcer ”Dor- ; selling anything in the storm and W- Flag Pole Collapsed.
' “Mr" °f pm" “my" . ‘stmctlon Committee; and City mslna‘present time there are 736 aboks in‘ney. Judge Lockwood continued his matched lilmaa he left. The boy went Among the damage reported 310m:
The “111811110? William seasons, col-V eer George A., Sharron. It' is under-' the East Side lib'rary. New books ‘dtr case from day to day placing him in in the direction of the tire box. the shore was the blowing 0:“ 3:
medium dl‘Ed, 3‘. {1’ Day streeL~Willf.»gtood. ' they, were unanimous ln the noted from the tollowlng sources werelme custody or Sergeants, H. Gibson. . Wires Cause Trouble. the big flag pole on the probe 5'
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‘ - -'V V ‘ I 'M . i l. 0H?!- John. . 'lt‘red Britto was also taken, into cue“ Folio ing- the ringing in of box 38, B. E4139 lyuwat Pine Ledge. . .
be hell). from the Knight Street A M opinion that the proposed change acknowledged rs ,A el . l W. ‘ , wag” It" vlcihity when it finalised; jig
if}
Semi-Annual
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Banners». ”
. ch. milder: afternoon. .at. may-m.“ satisfactmy; ,, l, -> “latreet'; Mrs. Isaac Chat: 11..“ 'Coveltodyi last night by Ofliosr‘fDorney' [Or‘troullle [bobbed up la the alarm s’ys- _. test d
1' . l It was stated this morning that. tho-nvenue, Mrs. William / A, rotor Cheat-f drunkennesslfand heme lined“ and‘tem‘ot thojE,i«‘lrst"District and C let Another Hit“ 7f.” ”91’ ":e- in
, WW , lConneoticut~~ Coinpany, gt' marvnbifztnut-street, and Mrggfih C‘Hoflmsn. actual costsfithe tetalbeiilcginfiiitrfnomdus and'Electl-lclan Ralph ray One of the immense 1:11:11 Wind )is M
Inlimafi ME WANT} ‘ 5 3 loaning at the city court‘s“, w‘ili out tit-1218mm Main stragmltfiislllanfi- I. ’ ” - —4-~-'j-&~3~" ‘ . _ were kept busymost of the morning 4999.? oi the residzglcefb insight ‘ j ,
semiannual ' humanist “Lemma map or the change for the ed" to form a reading clitoris conneo‘ —Accept all the lucrthat' ‘nopasi'trylng to get things straightened out. “7860,1110 Westbs rolls1 :trlk‘ln' the"
:iulnislar way,he.uaeszthet8'entinel ratification oi the councilmsnm‘ . ' ‘ “(in with the “blur! lathe immediate Foui‘ WET-Wt dol't DEFEND?“ .5.“ .t. . Lone Tree 3'9"" °V°!'- . ' “"7“ "83:“ rancbe: t 3 ~
giluifl m3‘e"le"~f,ittiluntnew,It'jlilf - ’ ‘ a «mu-w . W. tuture. - 5. j coming! if you fataiob use NSen- lll‘isllol'men and motor-‘boatiats. on porch of e house. - u his escape . .
"insomnia um has w'ill‘tfllps‘f—m-xood an..-p'eysinthebestiiiaper. f Interest never lags lnjth§ Commun- tinbl'tht no» ‘. _. the Norwalk Harbon who have he 'insdoins any serif?” dawns >1, J . _ /
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