"1 833 ($036 muyuiowukaan ‘ («lily i'J ethanol: 1 I . .. » e-v—q-CI—I- . : Nu. lna P1811 is seriously ill Ill Laue crowds leaned 13 been at the Knob, nob mm and Country Clubs My owning. l’neaa Tribe. No. 24. l. 0. B. 14., will hold its regular meeting. tomor- row, at its headquarters. . “I. A band of gypeiea. camping near Hickory BluiI. were reported to the police, yesterday, and Queer Hurray warned the tribe to be on its way. u.” Dr. Barnes, of Stamford, reported to the local pollee. Saturday evening. that a woman patient had escaped from his institution. The woman wu caught near Charles Sigsway‘s place. in Day street. by,the local authori- ties. Samuel Craig, Arthur Lindeherg, John Bradley, John Nathan and Steph- en llokus. of Norwalli, were. visitors in New York city Saturday. The young men attended the Giant-Pirate game at the Polo Grounds in the after- noon. -—Durlng the month of August We will close every evening at eight o’clock with the exception of Wednesday night at seven o’clock and Saturday night at ten o'clock. Donneily’s Stationery Store. .— George Drummer and Georée Kuhn; oi Day street. and Russell James, of Tolles street, were arrested. last even. log. at 6:30 o'clock. by Oflcer Rey- nolds, while shooting crap in Wood- ward avenue. Each oilender was tin- ed 13 this morning by Judge Vow burgh. Th: friends oLExank G. Fowler, of. White Plains, New York. a summer: resident of Belle island. are credit- ing.- hiill with catching the first shark oi the season hereuboute. The fish is said to have been about two feet in length. and excited much atten- tion along the shore. . . _.__...._. - Joseph Ciacia. while driving a lit. her down South Main street. Satori day morning, attempted to run put a trolley car and. in doing so, hit a horse belonging to Otto Harris. The animal was not thrown to the ground and nothing tyne injured. Mr. Hal-fin reported the cone to the police. ————— Paul lit-lo. a email boy about ten. years old. was struck by an automo- bile, driven by John Lon-villi. Satur- day evening. when he attempted to we in front of the machine. ianeh- Ington street, near the corner otfl'n- 191' street. to the ground but was not injured aside from a slight shaking up. No‘ arrests were made. “21‘ The annual August Furniture sale of the A. J. Collin: Co. begins tomorrow in Norwalk music. 'The Ford delivery automobile 'owned by William n. tfnholu. the Master Frip was thrown; hope on Sherry eureei, from COMM" cit} Dr. John Yolrner b in aiundrE There will be a special dance at the: Knob Club tomorrow evening. Music will be m‘rmhed by Orchestra. Greenwood? The mines for water sports which1 are to be held at the Knob Club. Aug»? list. 5 at i: 30. Glendenings Drug Store at the cor her or Wall and Main streets. are on exhibition at Police Sergeant Thomas Hunt, who was doing duty yesterday afternoon, date: that yesterdays traffic new one of the heaviest, that he haa ever band- led, with the exception 0! football crowds. There were ten eaiea of real estate; last week as compared with six for the same week at lasti war Mo tgaaee amounted to 528. 5001 as «(imputed with $9 605. i There uill be an examination for police candidates this nening in the; (‘ity Hall at 8: 00 o‘.cloek tomorrow eiening, August 1 Green- cood'e ortheetra will furnish the South Norn'ulk butcher. met with an Dennis, ran into a ditch damaged quire badlv it was taken to Flilit' a Garage for repairs. The condition of Miss Emily Green- wood. oi Bt-lden aienue. jured in a trolley accident on the esenlng of the Fourth of July, and who has been confined to the Norwnlk she will be able to leave the hospital 111111 week. RlDGEFIELD HA8 CAbE. lay btrieken With Paraiyela and House Quarantined. The lint critic of infantile panlysie to appear in Rldneileld wan reported . Penny. the three-mr-old son 01 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Penny. of Maple int-cunt. was found to have the mala- dy. The house was quarantined. The boy had been ill ior it day or two. but it was not until this mornlns that it could be determined positively that he was suffering from infantile pnraly‘ais. The case in thought to he Espormisc M the Penny hoy hadn’t been exposed to any source of infection. Precautions have been taken by Ridge- York or Brooklyn have not. been al- lowed to enter. The authorities do and those who have attended other sales of this Concern. know the creep- tional valuea they give and its unv- lngs, that are to be had This yenra aalo nlll he 0 exception. stock is ther‘ their reputation for honeat dealing with their high quality and low prices will appeal to the economical buyer. Read their adv. in today's issue. ’1'. W ‘ u—o—e-bd From atonea. the mlulles hurled by freight riders at Norwallt residences have turned to potatoes. Early Sun- day morning, Homer Cralv'e reel- denoe. in South Main street. was sub« jeeted to a heavy bombardment with this po.pnlnr _“lruit" by some one in a passing freight train. Two pane) 01‘ glass were broken as a result of the booedddb delivered, and it is believed . by bin-Om that. were. bushel of potatoes fell against his house and “into his yard. A tevr more etioh show: on and. 1h.- Oraw will not have to buy Their ‘ gest. in the v lcinit) and ' not helcive thnt there is any likelihood of a further spread of the discus in iRldgeileld. l ,..,_..1....... ~.- v-J IBYmUR PLATE GLASS INSURED? Come and See Us REAL ESTATE INSURANCE STEAMS'HLP TICKETS NOTARIES PUBLIC - J.ll.l.aytoT15€o., Inc. Real Esme and them-aim. St). Norwalk 1 a 5 Railroad Ave, 1 ill-'ntlng will be held at the Knob, l accidenf‘lant week in Rowayton. The! machine which who driVen by Ralph and was‘ who was in- ' Hospital since that time, ie considera-. bly improved. and it is expected that? Goturdey morning. when Meflchi field authorities and children from New 20 % Disctiunt ——-—0N-— SUMMER’ FOOTWEAR Until Saturday at Closing Time 2—1.— Glover’s'... Kiln Ive-d. up. White Pine “Compound Willi Tar rummahuu Elmm m MW W UNDERTAKER TO". 0M M “M I”. av wmou or. i m no “Nominee i I " cutie up and we will ruah our trouble man rixht around when nome- thing like this happen in your hole. if your PLUMBING ia detective. undated. tin-ant tan or worn out. have us make neceuary repoire or inatall a nemmtein oi MODERN PLUMBING ‘ Joanne A I‘PIOIALTY HORACER. NASH Plumblni and Heating 1.1354. l 1 North MalnT st. 5» Nemlk yr 0. o. Jackson , 0mm . Everything in the20ptlcal Line. :3 WALL 781‘. NORWALI Plan: 438 MW Coal "wold to ur neat? cook paler our Coal. It delivenyglat M. neceaaeryforgoodcoeting and being. I”. Irina mprcvail. Todayiatbe time for action. Send in your RAYMOND BROTHERS Jubilee S Big Crowds are attending N walli’s Greatest Clearance 8 Mellie “Mao Wonderful Bargains Thong 1. the Entire Store " Absolutely the’ Phone to! Free Delivery. CONNEALLY - In” .H. “HUNG. Fulfill Olnctir and Embll Office and Ruldenee . Telephone 904 INVIIONMINT l. EVIRYTHING eaanlifui home tastefully mulled. it mu'll come to us we’ll show you our line of quality wall paper and quill tow you may beautify your home at .‘ nominal coat. Our prioea lnd goo will appeal to you. 5 The Corllatn Co IOFIMOL =-—ltyonhadbeenaxood8ontlnfl any potatoes ‘for this winier'a nee. .\\\_ . ‘ ~ : Safety First Last. end all the time. is guaranteed to our patrons who put their vduable‘s Ill 1 box of our Safe Deposit Yaults. ‘ To time Who are leaving town for the strainer we Who '99....“ our Storage Vam for silver, ' "aloefiesof lo the women of refinement. Nubia: a dearer to a womanb heart than e meb' o. If you need to buy a cake for tea, Try" chocolate layer and pleased you will be. So while you're boo-ecleanlng. too busy to bake, ’Phooe to 5 Monroe for your bread and cake. The Banner Bakery Tel. 557 5 Monroe m _I— ll. it..N.ii. 1 ii. i... .‘l'able *— ‘m'rll WALK To new YORK A. 11.4391. 5: 3511. (5:491. 6:571. 7:183. 7:40.1z551. B: 21!. 5: 59:, 9: 23:. 9138. 10:05:. 10:881. 10: 53!. *— Izfl 4:151. 4:311. 5:183. 6:45. 6:022. 5:323. 7: 02:. 8: 05:. 8:531. Sunday; A. M.-—13:85!. 1: 89:. 5' 49!. 8: 5;. 1:193. 10:35:. nil—12:02:. 1:07;. ma. 3:111. 4:812. 5:45. 53031.1:0hflrll. 7:451. 7:573. 8:032. ”3310:0152, 10:40: New York to booth Nor-walk. 1. Sir-4: 41x. 5: 50, 5:40, 7.51:. moor. tam sloox. mansions. 10:05; 10:50:. P. 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W them whether ablel m3 manor aimply bob‘ TM m Militia”! be 111111: and piquant. and ‘ PlCTORlAl; PATTERflSf‘f ahow them at their hug; ' We ask you to call at our Pike; " AUGUST ‘ Pictorial Review Putt» . NOW READY 'oun canorr TERMS' , are 3 non LIBERAL . ' » . for ; Electrical Co. Barn-ER CLOTHING T The Only Fully a - . ELECTRICAL 3. ~ 611er & Ircnnaii é . ! Phone 805—50 So. 42 soon: MAIN ST. . So. Norwalk, Mull: ' FRISBIE'S SUMMER SCHOOL July; to Anson an “manure 12:31: All Commercial and Common Branched Spetlall'uilionflaie m5m5m5flfi ”4 1" " t‘ Garbage Cans 'Aitalaee ............... 4512.10 31.50 Aali Cane 81.49 £0 «.00. lecreen Door-a ..... ma .sbuiebifio Window Screen. .......... 25c. up Window Ventilation 15 inchea high 25: F.’ S. L Albert r. collate» Good ”Job- 25 Waahlnm 31.. South Mom": Fly macro ..... be and 10c. Wire Dial: covers” ...... 5a. and toe. Pyramid Fly Catcher-a ...... 2 for be. Bea! Paper, Belt Work, ”one in“ mm Dainty. fl ’ y .— ;_ ea norm mm a , b. 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