F
‘ mm! ‘ID [002le {bit .
man \\ hi’le drank. had stuck his llsl
through the plate glass window of a
restaurant at ti 1—2 Bouton stree’ The
mulitl‘ will he investigated.
(latte.- Tlilkme ,oi the Stamford
Ct...“ company's store. Stamford. has
yea-titted lil> duties. having reCO'~rlt‘tl
livid: an tiiite~s
A fox lti‘il‘!‘ w...» sll'ut'll by an auto-
mttl-ile out the South Norwalk Con.
plt'cniltlllfll (hutch. yesterday, and re-
wind serious injuries. It became nec-
t-.—~a'_\ for Oifit‘r‘l‘ Stratton to shoot lilv
idlfillt‘ to put the dog out of its mis-
cry
“—
-——lt'~ the long uretravel in the Born-
hztrn Boiler that makes the short cool
tit: Lord & Burnhanl t‘o., lrvingtou,
.\‘. Y
M» lllltPF> of the council took a trip
around Xorwulk on an inspection tour.
'Ihey “15h to tit-quaint themselves with
lllt present conditions of Norwalk
W,”
Administrator’s
Sale of
SUMMER
—!-—-—..-:-_n!g—— . ._ . ..____1_,
ForflmCeIdolYeun
filmm
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cook prefer our Coal. It d live
M
- a..- -k...
now prevail. Today is the tin:
orders.
. Davidw Raymond
i UNDERTAKER
Tel. I“... m: M. 0.,
27 WMNNBTON 81'. t
NEW I50 I!“ DUN-DINO i
Phone u”
tut-5f
Footwear
Is Now in Pregress
Glover’s
Go to Cutbilis
Absolutely the
A NEW SHOWING OF
WASH SU ITS
ALSO LINGERIE AND
CREPE WAISTS
The Little Shop
K. I. A. OLAVEN
66 N0. IAIN IT.
Phones 108
Free Delivery.
Milton Elwood. Manager.
122 Washington St.
struts, especially, those whicr Will
ttttt r tip for consideration “is et‘en-
ins.
l A ll litutwell, pastor of the
llllltilri «hutch, lhtnbury, formerly of
South Norwalk, has been appointed
out of ten th‘lé‘Rilan to attend the eon-
‘t'.‘ t it: on evangelism to be held by
the pastors of New Encland at Siti-
fil’ltl, Septetttbez 7 out 8.
-
U‘V
llenry Tilly, the North Mann shred.
cartilage manufacturer, complained to
the police that boys congregating in
flit’ shop yard. were becoming: il nut--
ant-t. .ln officer was sent to the place,
and the boys “ere wttrned tlztt any
more trouble would result in arrests
being made.
(tiiit-et's Flynn and Smith have litell
asstutteti to “embargo duty," and have
«been pitteed on the ‘lli"lltllit‘, anti iii
tilt I‘illll'Otl station l't‘<pr‘llU‘l)'. X0
flilltll'ml under fifteen years of tire
wil be allowed to croa.‘ our 1m“, unv
Ira-s a health (‘Ol'tlfit‘nie is presented.
Mrs. Agnes E. lilanehurd. lihrtttinn
0f the Second tttxinu (lisll’lt'l, is spend-
int: ltet' \‘2l(‘:llltlll on Appledot'e Island.
Isle of Shoals, off Portsmouth, New
llt‘ttitpshtre, and l> ll‘ll‘lt‘lllht‘l‘lhil
friends hert- with souvenir postal
cards.
___._._...
Ottt oi the negro llfiit h \\'tll‘liPl:<\\lltl
tutenil) liy the
IfllllClltl t-Otnpuny lttts litt‘ll Fl‘liltll“l‘\'
ill lttl some tiny! pilrl liis condition
\‘l'ilS such this lnornitii: tliut lir. fillet»
was liltlllL‘lll here
(r was (nllt-rl :tntl \tns mm to phat.-
the man in the local ltOspital it I.t‘t‘t"--
Filr)’
A complaint was made to thc duWil‘
town police, early Sunday ntot'nittz.
that it dog shut in COllnP‘llY & Brack-
en“.= shoe store. in Washington street,
Ws creating a dialllt‘llalli‘t‘. Mr. Brack-
er. was notified of the trouble and he
soon appeared to release the dog. lie
stated that the dog was a stray ani~
ntn‘. that must have wandered into the
store on Saturday evenlntz. wihout its
being noticed. It was not known that
the dog was in the store when llr.
Brat-ken closed ltis business for the
night.
.___.._._
In speaking of the quarantine
'against infantile paralysis in linu-
bury, the Evening News, last night,
said "This morninr a young boy
and his mother arrived from South
Norwalk, but they were allowed to
enter the town with the warning that
they would be visited by the health of.
floor. and perhaps quarantined. Uponl
receiving this disheartening informa-
tion. the mother of the boy expressed
her intention of returning at once to
South Norwalk. rather thanbe in dan-
ger of being placed under quarantine.
JAIL BIRD FLIES; no one Knows
IT. ‘
lilill’liil-ll‘UllT. ('i).\‘.\", Jilly 2-}.—
McMahon Escapes From Jailw-Sherill
Posse Declares He Did
l
tin.- titelt ago yes et'titti' \\'illi:tm_i
\h.\l..lmtt. u 1tl‘l~ittl't :t' the Fairlie-ll
(ttztnty toll in \ttttlt :tte'tue, Bridge—T
port, made it: i“l‘ljlt‘. 'l‘whty Hlllil
Litl‘lli Simeon lN-ase, .ltttlor D-nttiis.
t“.\‘eil itllil nlt‘lll“t‘l‘.\ Ill the lloiird OI
toun'y ('i)fi.lulrrlilll'v'i‘> knew :t-tt'ting .ii'
the hreult. the; mild. 1
"Nottody here know i :tttythii :itboui
ii " Slit-riff I’ettse told 4t reporter
"Neter itetttd or it." repmtttl 1:.“-
or O‘Neil.
l
CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble
man right around when some
thing like this happens in your
home. if your
PLUMBING
is defective, antiquated, unsani-
tary or worn out. have us utttke
necessary repairs or install a
new system of
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A SPECIALTY
JOHNSTON 8:
. They are the leaders
CONNEALLY
.1 WASHINGTON STREET
«The Burning Question ‘
Does your Coal reepoid to your needs? Thoae who
necessary for good cooking and baking. Summer prices
“ RAYMOND BROTHE
CUTBIIL’S BRIDGE MARKET
Edwin C. Burt’s Shoes for Women
Shoes for Men.
shoes
re that steady. even heat so
e for action. Send in your
El
137 W
mintzs
$6 8: $7 Summer Dresses $3.75
.We are Closing out our entire stock of Summer Dressee
that sold up to $7, at ............. _ .......... $3.75
for Sea food
Best Qualities
l
and 109.
71 North Main st.
MURPHY’S
Swing Couches
from $6.00 up
CAMPING COTS that are light but strong and fold com-
pactly.
WILLOW FURNITURE. A new line in light or dark ef-
fects including the justly popular Bar Harbor Chain.
Auto Delivery Service to all surrounding towns.
RAYMOND 8t SON.
among satisfactory
& BRACKEN t
TELEPHONE "M
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HORACER. NASH
Plumbing and Heating
Tel. 1864.
North Main St. 8. Nor-walk
"it witstt‘t reported o u," sttid
((any C(tlllllll4smllt‘rs. ;
NOUVllllh‘lullllill! all this it is said;
that the jitll :ttt'ltoriiiis hate lliSlllill-‘
til it wile :tt‘urt'h tor .\lt'\lillltlll, vt'lio‘l
it,
ltttti ltll print to the tttit‘tile 0i ltis:
N‘llil Ill’t oi .".t’l tiny: and toqt for ruli-
nlltl‘. il\\.|)' \‘.l'll .l toptp' .lltlil‘.~' vallso,
don't \\'t‘»~tp.trt tut}. lle tats ai‘lt'Qt-i
i'tl in lit" lll'ltlllttittrl itit httving
\till't tl t‘t'ottt :itt etttl)‘ morning not“ ior
the llilllt‘t‘lllilil. on \\lltl,t‘ ti titrstttp he
rtii to linislt ltl~ night's l‘t'ri,
lt seettt: iitztt )\lt1\l.tl1<ttt t’orced his
have earned from our many
conservative and progressive
#51, 5": ‘
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ENVIRONMENT I! IVERYTHINGl
or Up-todate Service '
FRED H. GANUNG.
Funeral Di—szt, id Embalme
\Vii)‘ into jttll rind fort-ed hi~~ tiny tittt,
illtlllflll the llll't'l' prim .- = \\"i ' lit-A tor-
tuous for it didn‘t include ll'illllf‘
ll‘itlllzll pt‘llt e it"ltl l t‘tli‘l ttre‘e:. While
the hit-s" ltil l: \Vil‘ 'lil‘lii'tl "nt‘ :1 ltiottt-V
lllt'lli \le_\l.tlttin slippeti ttw.t_\' and iii-
t-Ir \t‘m-li'r \‘ili‘iilltlll is >>llll no if Iran:
the (‘tiill‘l-til‘tli‘l't‘ll ltiiltltut.
lit ptvt'ts Ill\t‘ll lil repttrttrs yitstor-
dtty were to the effort lll‘ll the nti‘ltor-
i‘tts lt:t\e tried every plan to Loop the
”tape from ll‘.) pultlie ll‘t'h‘t‘. The
‘ Veil of St‘t'i‘t‘t‘y lii tetl it \\‘t‘Pk ii'lil then
it little illl‘tl fluttered its le‘i‘ll'li and
the leak t'ilill’.’_
BROKEN NECK PROVES FATAL.
\l2\\‘ ll.\\'l~3.\', July "-5 Michael
Lugttsktt. aged 40, brought ltete from
Surnzour with a broken net‘k, todal‘.
filed at the hospital.
Don’t Let a Cold
Gel I Good Slal'l
The way to check a. cold is to light
It from the first. Even the wont
maladies often are easily conquered
if attacked early enough. Colds may
tend to asthma, bronchial troubles
i and pulmonary nifoctlons. intth-
l treatment of these one of the first
i need- is to build up body resistance.
i Eckman'la Alteratlve often has as-
i eluted in men upbuilding. As n treat-
: ment for the troubles named, It has
. been used for more than twenty
l yearn. ‘Allil in many instances it has
. ell‘ected lasting relief.
As with any other medicine. it
should be regarded only its is first Old
to right care and hygienic living——
and n safe one. For it contniua no
narcotics. opiates or habit-forming
drugs or any sorf.
At your drugglat’e.
lie-km. laboratory. Philadelphia.
l
The Word Pharmacy and no
. Stilton mu Cora.
Behind All Business
activities the Bault‘Accouut looms up 'as the, guiding light to
prosperity. " "This does not mean that all that one need do to ,
obtain success is to open a bank account. Of course, a cheek” 1'
book is a handy thing and is absolutely necessary in every
well ordered buslueSa. But it is thoprivilege and prestige
which come with it innit account that are the important fac-
tors for lite ambitious business man. Your check account
reuieciluid ‘ ysolicii‘etl.
to the woman of refinement. Nominal
la dearer to a woman'ie heart than at
[ naulltnl home tastefully furnished. It i
, you'u come to us we'll show You cut;
' line or quality wall paper and explau l
“ i If you need to buy a cake for tea.
Try chocolat
you will be.
; So while you‘re housecleaning,‘
Oflice and Residence
Telephone 004
54 So. Main St, 80. Nomi .
t
l
i
l
l
‘tow you may beautily your bone
1 . 11W cut-- our Dl‘lcel ml] Kiln
‘ will appeal to you.
the Gorltam Co
i to rim or. an Nominal too busy to bake, '
-~ —'-' ~E’ - ~~~ ~ ~~—- ~~~ l ’Phone to 5 Monroe for your.
DCG .UMPED FOUR sromas Fort,
CAT. bread and cake.
t
.x... m. s...) s The Banner Bakery
Beauty, ti collie owned by Mrs. Jas.-1».._ 867 5 Monroe street
t0ti--yle, of Grant and UCORZl avenues.
iJersc-y City, allowed at itbertv on the,
itooi‘ of his owner's home last week.‘
pot a birdseyc view oi u out on the,
sidewalk. jumped for the feline rour‘
stories below and landed on the side-i
is. with two broken legs. Pqitce-‘eou'm NORWALK T0 new YORK,
trutt iiultert put Beauty out of pain A. M.——1:391. 5:351, 6:491, 6571,;
with r. bullet a few moments later . 7:181, 7:40. 7:651. 8:211, 8:591, 9:23;?
The (it; had watched the: 4t tryin§>9z89, 10:05:, 10:331. 10:621.
:c escape frrm being rill" down by l P. M.—-12:021. 1:071. 1:281, 3:
two street cars until iltc animal had ; 8:29, 1:151, 4:311, 5:181, 6:45. 0:
lorced to L"? shlcwulk just be I62221. 7:021. 8:061. 9:531.
Sundays.
A. M.—12:251, 1:891,
8:191. 10:881.
P. M.—-18:021. 1:071. 2:441, 3:121,
4:811, 6:46, 6:02:7mzx, 7:12, 7:461.
7:671. 8:001. 9:681. 10:061. 10:401.
New York to South Norwalk.
A. 34:411. 6:80, 0:40, 7:611.
8:001. 8:811. 0:001. 9:211, 10:03:.
10:06. 10:601. ,
P. M.—-12:031. 1:06, 1:231. 2:0“,
8:67. 0:211, 4:81. 4:431, 6:131. 5:29,
6:32. 6:001.0:06. 7:161, 7:851. 8:061.
8:101. 9:8, 11:161. 12:001.
Sundays.
8:001,
|
I
l
N. Y. N.ll. & ll. Time .Table
—
0‘21,
I ‘1
hum
low where Beauty wits buttons at the
edge ct the ro‘tt. 6:491, 8:69,
-—Don't try to find permanent storage
room for something you may never
use again—but use a Sentinel "For
Cele" ud.
All—6:00. 9:001. 9:211.
. 10:081. 10:501.
_6:02,-6:861. 6:001. 7:201, 8:101.9:001.
10:001. 10:161. 12:001.
South Norwalk to New Haven.
A. Dir-18:151. 1:881 I 5:68.736,
l
l
11:571. /" *
P. M.—1:20.2:881. 3:161. 4:286:191
. 6:20, 6:51. 7:081. 8:363. 8:041, 9:151.
_ 3:351. 11:”. '
tun-
AMP-12:231. 1:181, 7:43, 9:151,
10:10. u:n:,n:cr.
‘P. firfitmpazlk. 01421.6:41
The City National Bank
MUTUAL INTEREST
The business enterprises of our customers are of inter.
est to us and command our solicitous attention.
The growth of our business is due to the confidence we
_ If there is any way in which this Bank can be of ser-
Vtce to'you. do not hesitate to consult with its officers—
they Will apprecxate the opportunity of an interview,
021.4,
P. M.——13:101. 1:081, 2:001. 8:861. .
9:161. 10:081. 10:181. 10:281. 114111.
depositors
methods.
through strong,
The New Science
nutmnon or cutnopmnc
Chiropractic la the definition or the
onus of the disease and the art of
adjusting the same. Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood
It creates pinched horror: and pain in
later life in the dinerent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
.3 layer and pleased disease and pain. health is restored
‘thmugh harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention: also cumturo
You will never regret
giving the Chiropractor a chance to.
of the spine.
help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
84 Washington St, So. Not-walk. Conn
Graduate from Palmer School.
Wall (B. High Sis. Funeral Directors Norwalk
we 1-- « “2;
F ashion’s Approval
has been set on Sports Clothes
and every woman is wearing
them whether she is a sporte-
woman or simply looks on.
They are delightfully icm-;
inine and piquant, and
PlCTORlAL
‘ REVIEW \
PATTERNS ‘
show them at their best.
We ask you to call at our Pat-
tern Counter and see the new
A U G U S T
Pictorial Review Patterns
E‘tiort- than." e541
‘lil
L'- tt ~
HIE! 6022- 15 CAD“
James Donnell), 16 South Main St. W ,‘
NOW READY
OUR CREDIT TERMS
The Reed & Volk
are ,
MOST LIBERAL . ’
for Electrical Co.
BETTER CLOTHING The Only Fully Equipped. - £4;
__ ELECTRICAL SHOP if
t?
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main it.
So. Norwallc Music Hall Blk. 1"?
Gately & Brennan
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
. ....
2 burner, high
SUMMER
SCHOOL
July 5 to August 22
Hours 8:00 to 12:30
All Commercial and
Common Branches
Special Tuition Rafe
Merrill Colleges
South Not-walk
Standard.- Port—Cheater.
! new perfection
Twit-its, Blue flame
,Yoil stoves, new
rifle, with glass
‘iaIlK. Complete
with oven, $9.60.
Three hunter size
icotnplt-te with oven
$31.75.
l 3 burner high perfcciim nicklessJ
blue flame oll stoves. trtth patent;
grates which prevent fluids boiling ov-.
er into burners. Only 6 stores leit.‘i
Worth $6, now 33.50, t '
Three burner size, only 5 stores leti.‘
Worth $8.50. new $4.50.
Alpert r. Edwin F. S. LYON»),
25 “'an 36-: 80nth_ Norwalk.
mm 1000.2 . Prompt Delivery, Gcod 10b Prlnung W“
'— — Beat Paper, Beet Work. Beet Prlm
Be Suteits'n PIE}
FRlSBlE’S
Made in the Clean“ Plan
from the beat heal: (rule!
obtainable.
Aak Your Grocer for Them.
Insist on them at your res»;
mutants. ,
r
88 NORTH MAIN STREET 1
U. NORWALK PHONI
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Andithpdnflummm
In fluent-(lab
new!!!
Luann-tom.
'eaex, 7:081. 8:201. 8:881. nun.
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l boat Pl 27 am Phone 499'
F" 0M '0‘". 0" , re . Eatho ~
River, New York (feet .1 Catherine, 37 Fm St ct '
at.) everyday Whine”. at: 9.}
m. Freight received at Net-walk up to
Bum-Matteutfiflerwatkuutel
use I- II. ,
—n you had been a good would
classified advertiser. at the time:
‘ m P. M W mound your pro-out pelltlon. w;
immune at .mm m N“ m ”“0 W m. " v
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