/ mammalian. NevandPopular Styles. EKBINKS l Memo Hotel Block. South Not-Walk. NEW PHOTOGRAPH wPOSTCARDS In Brown Finish 2 for 5c Of Tokeneke, Belle Island Club and Pier, Roton Point Beach, Na- ture' a Mirror, Norwalk Country Club and Rowayton Harbor. , DONNELL'Y’S STATIONERY STORE. in South Main Street. Clll 'NEWS Willet A. lianford has purchased a Studebaker touring car, Sperm Officer Lorenzo J. Adams his team will come to Norwalk, on ,, substituted for Oflicer t‘harles Puge=Saturday of this week, to play the ten. f last evening. ,1. Washington Chapter, No. 24, R. A. 11.. will meet. this evening, for their texuiar monthly business. Rtutiue business was transacted at last night's regular meeting of Focus Tribe, No. 26, l. 0. R. M. ——See lie Wolf Hopper appearing in “Casey at the Bat," at the Palace to- day. , ] The employee of Arnold's foundry are enjoying a vautlon from their du- ‘tlea today on account of the heat,w I I ‘ t . ~r“—-‘ ‘ " The usual tir‘eworks'dflpiay at Re. ton Point postponed on account ofthe rain. last evening, will be given on Friday night. m hire. 1‘ J. Doruey, street, who was recently MN on It thefiomalk Hospital. is Med to be improving. . . 3:1, . ”I” The t‘iuett, Peabody manufactory. which has been closed for the an- nual summer vacation. will resume op- ” orgtions on Monday. ‘ this evening. I.‘ Lady Wa Lodge till holds meeting. tomorrow etching, in Red Men's Hall. Norwalk., it is requested that all members attend. There will be dances at the Nor- walk \‘arht Club and at the Knob Club The regular club or- chestras will furnish music. ‘. ‘ The Young People's Society of St. Peter's German Lutheran church is planning to give apenny social at the church on ’l‘hursdayT evening, Augus} 2ith. The pxice of admission will be as many pennies as you have letters in your name. ——-————-—- ——Pcople who need classes, he sure to get eyes tested by a real eyedoctor. and prescription filled or lenses dupli- rated at Brand's. The only right and the. cheapest way for cteryone, ask I01; lense checks.- gites you orer 30 - per cent. savings at. Stillstm’ s Remedy M alaria 500 bottle. Stillson-Powell-Cotporation PRESCRIPTIQN DRUGGIBTS, 82 washing!“ Street. . ‘ south Nomlk, cc. 0! Bernie) ‘ \t L‘ '3 I These dog days have ripped up the prices on a bunch of our summer suits. You can bite off a good bar- ,gain today. Silk mixtures and home- rpuns, patch or slope pockets. young men is the pinch back . model — checks, browns, t gray! or blues. ' E“ Prices:— Sro.oo Suits ........ $1.85 , _ $15.00 Suits ........ $10.85 3 $20.00 Suits ......... 814.85 1 _$25.00 Suits ..‘ ...... $18.85 Norwalk " "ligand; sigma.- wwas at last night's meeting of Humboldt Lodge, Sons of Herman. The Deliver Hill (‘ountry (‘lub ten- nis team of the Norwalk Country (‘lub., .— —-€ee De Wolf Hopper appearing in “Casey at the Bat," at the Palace to- day. The Norsulkers were defeated in New Haven two weeks ago by the same team. and hem to return the COUDIS. t Reports frotn Detective Sergeant Thomas Leatherland state he is slow- iy gaining strength and hopes to leave the hoapltai soon. ‘ i Several matters reglrding the ad-j ministration of affairs at Putnam Park were discussed at a meeting of the [ark commission yesterday afterg noon at Rldxewold in. Redding. The home of Frederick Reed of Unfit“, town of Salisbury. was burn- “who week and its owner, 78 years oldptllod of the shock before the day was Mover. ' ‘ 4 —-We have a new lot or Photograph Postcards in Brown finish for afar Be. There are non News of Tokeneke. Belle island & Pier Roton Point Beach Country (‘luh’ &’ Rowayton Harbor. Donnelly‘s Stationery Store. _______ . The Board of t'ontrol of the t‘on necticbi Arglculiur‘nl Experiment Sta tion will hold its annual outdoor meet- ing at the hit. (‘nrmel field on Wed- nesday, Annual 16, or should it be stormy, on the following day. llnnicl Hogan, who has been em- ployed in Weinstocks stationety and tobacco store on Main street~for some time, will sever his connection with that firm on Saturday, and will take up his new duties as saletnan for Slitlley's tobacco store, succeeding , will be one, James Dellarbeirt, who has removed to Stamford, and has become associa tied with his father in a candy bnsi lness, which the former recently open- ed in that place. E M Fly hunting is not easy now as it two or three months hence. But ‘it is far more plensureable. For every one that is killed now thousands will be extinct months from worm, the early fly catcher takes time by the fore-lock and makes the early comers extinct and life less burdensome. Get. busy against our common enemy. 1 Shoe factories in the Philippines have had to close temporarily because of the shortage of leather. .your home while itia If Burglars Enter closed for your summer outing, it E I “will cost heavily ta replace your loss. If you put your val, ‘uables in a South Norwalk Savings Bank Safe Deposit Box 0 the colt will. be low and there won’t hearty, loss. . A special smart effect for : taint-rat - compliment this time on their ownj .. iy improving. and that he is graduale l“ l i l- i now. Like the early bird catching the-i .' l l A JAR OF ROSE LEAVES. Myriad tuscs fade unhec‘dcd. Yet no note of grief is needed; When the ruder breezes them, Sung or songless, we can spare them. liut the choicest petals are Shrincd in some deep orient jar, Rich without and sweet within, “here we cast the rose leaves in. ‘ a Life has jars of costlier price, l’ramcd to hold our memories. There we treasure baby smiles, lioyish exploits, girlish wiles. All that made our early days those troddcn S w ccter than ways “Where the fates our fortunes spin. Memory, toss the rose leaves in! What the jar holds that shall I stay; Time steals all the rest away. Cast in love’s first stolen \vord. liliss when uttcrcd, bliss when heard, Maiden’s looks of shy surprise: Giant-cs from a hero's eyes; Palms we risked our souls to win ; a Memory, fling thc'rosc leaves in! Now more somber and more slow L'ct the incantation grow; Cast in shreds of rupture brief, Subtle 'twixt links hope and grief; Vagrant fancy's dangerous toys; Cort-rt dreams, narcotic joys Flavored with the taste of sin; Memory, pour the rose leaves in! \ Quit that bortlcrland of pain! Cast in thought of nohlcr vein, Magic gifts of human breath, Mysteries of birth and death. What if all this web of change SCCIICS l'lnt prepare for more strange? —-If to (llt' be to begin ?— M-cmory, heap the rose leaves in. Q -—Th0mas \\'cntwortlt Higgin- SOD. tear E E ,‘l’all to your unfortunate lot to leave the car between the early hours or -! three and air a. m.. and you should ilud it a bit difficult to locate your shoes or baggage. summon the porter; it Emight be that he has taken the grip that you left in the aisle upon retiring tand placed it in some upper berth, or l it might be that some one in passing lhas accidentally kicked your shoe gyms-'2’? Should you have need to ring the bell Eduring the night. remember the an- nunlcator is located at the men's end So! the car Should the porter he at E l r . WASH DRESSES AND SKIRTS SPECIAL REDUCTIONS ON ALL LINES The Little Shop a. a A. cutvau i _ u no. mm at. ,- NOTICE. Removal of ’Pler 0a and After May 9th EORWALK, SO. NORWALK. WEST o“i'fl', ROWAY'YON‘AND DARIEN tree. in. 9- 4... . IS YOUR PLATE GLASS. INSURED? Come and See Us REAL ESTATE INSURANCE . - srnausmp TICKETS NOTARIES PUBLIC inhuman. inc. Real Estate and Insurance. 6 Railroad Ave., ‘ T’:’.‘5i"'f7""f 7.1 T. .vw s9” />.. So. Norwalk might will be received at Pier ‘5 Sat River Foot of Jackson Street for ‘01 Analog 1.3mm Transportation _. a STERLING’S ”3‘ August F r 't S l " A SALE OF MONEY SAVING VALUES ON EX- “' ' TRAORDINARY SPECIABS - 1 Guaranteed Dull Brass Bungalow Style Beds and Spring: for 1' . $10.00 each ‘ ' In 2 ft. 6 in. x 6 ft. and 3 ft. x 6 ft. sizes only. The most I ' wonderful value we have ever been able to offer. Final Clearance at August Prices ‘ OLD HICKORY PORCH FURNITURE—In Single Chairs or Suites at 20% off. A saving of $1.00 on every $5.00. WE SPECIALIZE IN FURNISHING HOMES .COI- STERLING FURNITURE 00. 127-129-131 Washington St. the opposite end it would be neceI- sary for him 10 pass your berth on hla land at tho *1 end of Prin back out of your sight and reach.‘ from 1°“ “M4“ ‘ "What time are you going to get up?" "‘I left a call for seven :1. m.; get up ' a Id have breakfast with me.” And by I M THA~$IER’.S aervice. is the porter;'don‘t shout to him. Jux. land and us- in value 810 Watt, he will return as soon as he has acre. consulted the anaunicator. ‘ 1 COUCH HAMMOCKS $4.95. $5.95 and $8.” PLETE l’h me 105 So. NortnI ~, M e -n- _.r -. _._.__ ._.___... Dramas-lawman» way to see who was in need of his Edward lam,“ poloct will You look out and see that it‘ claim about. “In tau 0! - This you III—In It to: skin t 3—When boarding a sleeper after Seattle w I” 1‘7 “WSW“: others have retired, kindly rei‘ralu 253 N" m .w “I” were When two or en. more passengers board a car together. Bmmum United 3“ they invariably congregate in the mid- during 1’“ m to ”06.958.” die of the car and begin to ask each an “a“ " (I I" ount. over ‘91 other: “What berth have you?” I‘m ales-due. “m“ “m" eating one and naval stores from thi . country to and la ISIS totaled 38. 000,0... The W! ‘ Brazilian WM that time they have awakened or "y clauedaamuumdmost imt- , one. i ' ‘0 native my. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII V a a 0 ° _ '“ Onyx 3 HOW} E now-n. I You on coon Value at ANY Mmam I .' lie ‘0 3’s”?! fl. Entry-Been! W mum: ru-m aura“ 3: mm: IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIII II ASKINIKEVELVET smoothclanh‘wflnfla. rims. u‘qtuuuly “JCREME mm.“ w-“— quletly inform_ the porter, who will ‘ ‘ . immediately summon the conductor. Suggettlona That Patrons May Heed or it the porter is waiting upon .an- to Insure othera’ Comfort. other passenger, wait patiently until i feel that it is my duty to otter a he can set to you. Remember when few suggestions, which. it carried out you so to a theatre how patiently you by the traveling public.w will diminish wait for the usher to direct you to your PORTER GIVES ADVICE. s——-—I vanishes on the part. of the passer», that you are not able to tind your seat. yer. writes a Pullman porter in The but the factdhat other: are present. Railway Ase Gazette. i not would: and you do not want to disturb theat— aqualiy hard to make a success as a so you will wait tor the usher. and I porter as my superintendent is v’ork‘ beg you to give the sleeping car porter in: to make a success or his position. similar consideration. ’ 1: oi anions and «may pueu- moan m tumultuous iar'a mid w at t. complaints, without the least incon- sent. Your waiting doei not indicate, Thel’lacethre— GlassesAreMado That FIST; You~ ‘ f m "ram 6" Eye Service. t,- SteatnDying & Cleans: co. * : ‘,' ;,.;..annnrorrs- am am man 9 ‘ a‘fimconnamum '
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