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Cantaloupes j
and Watermelons
museum: that vessels.
“nomadic-ailing them.
lug; cat catch and kill I two pound
blotter Housing to Ir. Cummings.
Th pdlco were appealed to. and it
is probable that the cat will lose its
its also lives.
Norman “igglesaorth is overhaul
ing the Lillian M. it is rumored that
Mr. Wiggiesworth is about to dis-
pose at his boat,
85 toot one.
The registrars of voters are bold
ing a session in Seller's barber shop
today for the purpose oi limiting any
lists that are necessary,
walk. who has "been stopping tor four
weeks with her brother, C. A. Bruce.
and Wife. in Sound Beach, returned
home Monday .
—Sterling Furniture Sal-e.
Books and pamphlets containing the
pilot rules oi this coast have been re
t}
and all use. or ere-Ii
Fruits and Vegetables every
day.
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The launch "Zip" hal been painted
find overhau't-d.
Fred iiodgcs has sold his launch
'lthel". * ~
Charles Breese is spending the day
“Bridgeport on business.
. Repairs have been made on the trol
.Iay tracks at Fifth street by the Con-
necticut Company.
Captain i-‘mnk Partrick. Charles
Bates and iiirttnl Brundage are spend
’ . . jig today blackflshing in the “Nettle."
It and Mrs. Frederick Hallack of
Huhington, i) C. are the guests oi
m and Mrs. George E smith. of Fol‘ti
met.
~Steriing Furniture Sale.
The regular Thursday evening pt‘ny-'
wr meeting was held last evening in'
the fist avenue M. E. Church. itcv.
a. P. Fairbanks was in charsc.
Ladies” Day was observed at the
Horwalk Country Club yesterday. and
' " u delightiul time was enjoyed. A.
diner. dancing and entertainment waI
moored
Plans for a clambake to be held duh .
‘ it the latter part of this month, will
.ts discussed at the regular meeting 0!
. gm East Norwalk Yacht Club on Mon-
day evening.
- .o—Sterling Furniture Sale.
Youngsters are deriving much pleas-
‘I- “In from catching small snapper blues
._ nu the Cross Channel. One ‘lsd caught
“fl yesterday.
The real fishing. how-
nor, does not begin until Labor Day
at which time the fish have grown to
Charles H. Cummings, of Pine Hill,
Sand other people .living that vicinityu,
now been losing chickens for sumo Tokoneke Club has planned on Orien- than: Young at New York and their
.celved from the Bridgeport Custom
House 'by the East Norwalk Yatht,
Club. Each boat must always have
two copies of the rules on board his
lboat. and one pamphlet
l B. A. Jackson has purchased a pot"
table building which will be erected
on his property on the corner. oi
.ll‘irst street and Seaview avenue. The
*buiiding is a two story One. and Al-
}ien Wood, the local
’superriso the erection of it.
Norwalk’s new voting machines will
the used in the special election which
'will be held in the firehouse on Sep
tember it Much dictussion hli been
aroused by the coming election. its the
.question to be vol-9d upon is a big
cm» and involving thousands of dol-
tars.
Friends of Ward Palmer will be
glad to hear of I marked improro
mont in the condition of his son Wil
:lntn, who fell from t ladder in the
' yard of the Harold Cox (foal Company.‘
‘wllllam is in the Norlitlk Hospital
‘with a fractured arm. but the bones
lite rapidly knitting together Dr. Wil-
liam Tracey is in attendance.
Howard Cotnsiock. the Hour silliilr-
ban reporter, is of the opininl that ho
is to witness ontI of the world's
championship baseball games tomor-
row. He expects to neoJlmton and
Brooklyn clash on Mti‘s l-‘ield,
‘Brooltlyn. Howard is doubltul us to
the outcome of the battle, but it is
rumored that he will take all kinds of
money on Boston . even "wooden'
coins. ‘
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MisI Lucile Brands of Tokenekc has
. been entertaining Miss Ethel mm of
South Norwaik.
1 Mrs John Shepard and family lettl
'Tokeneke a few days ago. to spend
the rest oi August in the Adirondacks.
~8tcrling Furniture Sale.
ily oi Knickerbocker Avenue. Springfi
dale. hsvo gone to Belle Island for two
months.
will spend the rest of month in the
Adirondacks. returning hero in Sept-
ember.
—Stcrling Furniture Sale.
was to have been held on the lawn oi
' . not: s also that they are worth catch- the Rowoyton Methodist Episcopal are now rtt home on Bell Avenuv.
TM
ichurch, next Tuesday afternoon, has
been indefinitely postponed.
The entertainment committee of the
NED“ dayaiaighbor aaa'a;’
and buy anew
additions or changer. in the caucus
Hrs. Emma Jimmrsos oi East Nor—i
contractor will ‘
Mrrand lira. Frank Brant and iam ‘
Dr. and Mrs. WatkinI. of Tokcnclto,:
The out-oi-door entertainment wilicil':
um-amsrwm- autumn-tumors.”
Mfimcveaing Ymmuhhfil‘WBomdufladflbh
GnocWhuowzliapr-ivateiiieniokaryl‘ hatwo'oeh II- Norwalk. “mun-blond“:
u lira. Simian Lastly. has becoma‘ lion cruise. the purer-meat will supply
amember otthe Tokeuoko cacti India #fltoltMmmawitharthhichwiiIb
tiudingthspark aspiendid planet mound. vmt’slaad-lmhls own property when he suc-
whichtomake herhome, andattbe ins. Wad“: used toen- oeedsin makiaxssooreotssostht
sametimo heahie tokaop intnuch hue “oil-ma Slate Menage Martin Shmlghnessy.
with her own theatre, The Playhouse.t Bernard 1% I Newton who Ernest B. Crdoot, Warren W. Greene
1; 5“. York (has been employed is Boston for and Harry F. Beers are working with
g .9... tin. bmfloying a month's Ur. Ashton to enroll the quota re
- vacation at It... . l quired.
5 ir-Bteflins
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Miss Clara Barlow to nurse tor Mrs.
IJunius Benedict oi South Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunter of 0x‘ Chm“ ““19! left this momma for
‘ Ridge. who have been at Westhampton f: '9“ 3 to“! to West Point and vicinfl
1 it
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minus
Jubilee Sale
A Few of the Big Specials
25c Kolynos Tooth Paste 16c
Colgate’s Talcum Powder 12c
1.00 Middy Blouses . . 79c
50c Corsets . . . . 390
1.00 Corsets . . . . 79c
1.50 Corsets . . . . 1.00
1.00 Crepe Kimonos . .. 790
1.00 House Dresses . . 79c
1.00 Hand Bags . . . 79c
100 [lose . . . . ‘8c pr
250 Hose . . . . 19c pr
25c Drawers . . . 19c pr
25ft: Corset Covers . . 19c
75c Petticoats . 49c
1.25 Awning Stripe Skirts 75c
1.25 White Skirts ., . 950
1.00 Shapes . . . . 25c
2.00 Shapes . . . . sec
5.00 Triuu‘uod Hats . . 1.95
$6 and $8 Cloth Coats 3.75
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Now
Wanted. 500 Pairs of Small
Feet
nAnl'lss' snozs. runes AND TIES ‘
Sizes 2 wt to I r-I. Widths D and E
50c to 98c a pair
At than sacrifices we can-tot take time to try on, but we
will guarantee that the size and width given customer is
jlm what that all: for. I“!
Men’ 3 Tics—Value $3- $3. 5044. 50
$2 50
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i EVY ,8 50:1th Nig‘lgagglgt
DARIEN ’; Dr. c. ammo“ Ayei
tune has rm ”If Pittabargh,f
i where he attended a sedation or on:
m " this last week.
)5 Frank Southwiclrlormerly oi Norow
1: ton. expects to go in the trucking bust
T 0 R OTON 1, ‘ ness in Florida. having purchased 20
hint-res of land there.
if Mrs. G. H. Noxon is again home. at-
. W"‘~W‘i ter having Ipent several weeks in I;
1 Mrs. W. Ii. McDaniels is visiting H trip to California. the Yosemite, and‘
:Chicago fit. the Canadian WI.
Prank French was a visitor in Siam
ford yosterdal'.
Miss Margaret Henly visited friends Beach L l. too'aeverai weeks are now
in s smiord yesterday It Uppeu' St. Edgia Lake NY James V Ttumivr has been ill at
Mrs. Arthur Waiter spent yester- The registrars of voters are holding ’ ' “01119 c 1 Cart r street scleral days:
day in New York City ja asessiou today [or the purpose 0! ”m week.1
i it alter Stanley is spending a few making any additions or changes in George iioiimau has returned from:
days in Kingston, N. Y. the caucus list that are necessary a week's lisil with relatives and
The iron fences It the William Zeig~ The Norotoa Water Company 1. My friends out of town !
ler place are being repainted. I,“ a mum. main form Bell Avenue MI. and Mrs. Clayton Benedlc‘t
Mrs. A. 0. H01! olBNOKSMB A“ to island in Scott's Cove formerly went ‘0 009311 Grove Saturday. air a.
one is driving a new automobile. owned by Hill Emma Delaileld month’ is pleasure trip
Mi» Hum 01 "In P0“ Md 1‘“ Alvah tr. Wilintott led the prayer Mrs. J. Bertram at East avenue has
be?“ “minimal N" W“ lriends. meeting at the Methodist Church, inst been ill at her home, the. past weekfl
Allen Sheldon of Long Neck Point mm. in ”pm“. 0‘ the pastot. suffering from a severe attack oi ms..
road is driving a new Rosa roadster. Elev 8 C Johnna. who is in 30mg lax-la. l
\islthlss llaas of Gardiner Street. Col George Dobbins .upeflmendem Announcement is made of the 9:]-
Norotou Heights, haI bought a Ford of may. BM 1..- the Soldiers at m. casement of iiiss Martha Fuss, niece
car. ‘ Heights. With u. “1“,, 1. enjoying 0! Mrs. Flank Eberhardt. to Got' hill
Warren Quarkenbush is building a the month mm .1 rpm, Grove. _Ekei of Newark-N. .l.
m in “million on W 3'00““ A" The outbuildings on the old .Wartt' Mrtt. il‘aiuard Hudden and her daugh-
nm‘ blame plsce. recent» bought by Mr.1)oty ter. Mrs. John Stokes. oi t‘ieveland.‘
line crushed stone but been "Dread and the “or. grow“ to being put are spending the week-end with Mr .
in the gutters oi the new Rings End in splendid order and Mrs M 3g" of Railroad avenue .
"”“l- vfitel‘linl Furniture Sale. At the communion service in the?
~Sicrling Furniture Isle. 8810'“ Iron and family. 10"”?le Methodist Church Sunday morningi
3“" “0'0"“ 3“” W W“ 9“" orwnm Pulls. have rolled the Took- Rev. James A Macmillan received .tr
“I “94 “'0'“ 3 NW ”“1“" motorboat or place on.“ Postroad. near Brook {nto the (bomb. The, were: lir. and
by he! “that Ilde Avenue. to broom permanent In John M Waning. MlsI Florence;
James Combs '5 “Vi" "'9 "13"” moment of the town. ' Harry L Benedict of Stammm is
of his motor 50“ OVGIM'IW 1" curleoroudwobnfprmsrly of No- spending the week-end at the Whippet-1
Bridgeport roion, now «Stamford. with his fam- will (‘nhln Lake Blscowit. resting
A “9" shipment 0‘ "a“ "“3 Hun fly. and mu Monroe ot Springdaio from his strenuous duties on the
”mm 9'3”“ “"1"“ ‘t the Tilly have gone to northern Vermont tora Bound Beach and Shippan trolley
iurln yesterday. couple of weoka' vacation. lines. which are very busy these days
“mm“ ”m“? 0' "m PM "M “K mu Altos has; at the Heishta Mrs. w. L Pattison of Peekskiil.
"“91”” °" ”'9 ice “3°” M Ray- isvisitingat gunman Jessie with her mother. Mrs. Seth Loun‘s
mood Street “ 8°“ Wolght of Britain has been visiting bury, formerly of this town, are visit-
Thomas Wood h“ installed ‘ soda at the homo i William :llalfbaws oi ing at the home of Mr and Mrs. Geo.
fountain in h" candy ud stationery Gardiner Btmegfimtm heights. W. Mammary It White Oak Shade
"0"“ N°'°‘°“- ‘ James Cohtflrouiveda letter from for a week or so.
I H. S.'litcholt h“ Milled “PI. 3.1“. brother um” I. h! NW “my 3 W‘s-m“ “d Willilfl 1" “7.831113
.P‘lmle” “"539 'i 1‘" ““85",” in Maxim . it? sol that oonditionI . Th, garden WW “4 mm, ,0,
jil now acclaim!!! It. ‘ me not so It'll II painted by the .3! me ”up“, of the- Smith’s man
1 TM ”'mm of "m" will Mt newspapers “ID “If M 3W ‘9 5° school has provon most successful.
llagain tomorrow from noon until 9 p home in the uoar future The first corn oi the neighborhoml
"‘1” "M" “i" ““h' 1‘“ 'ru Collector miter-t 0. mm. with was picked there the cm at August. '
i “ iiliam Rapp. former" M atamford his hotnekeopu. Mrs. M. l. Hainsn. and all vegetables have iound a ready
h" ”m“ ' "m" cm” “d ”n" and the latter‘a niece. lilII larceiia market close hr.
business at King's End landing: Comm. W], oi this town. put_ William Lang is limping about with
.' Th” 3‘1"“ McClelland “"9 return- now of 600?an nu are enjoying a the aid oi a case. suiiering from two
0" 1° ““3" home 0“ “‘9 P0“ W trip to Niagara in Bates car. drawn ligaments in his .leit leg ncsrl
flier their ions 981"“er "in —Stsrling uranium sue. ' the hip. which was cauuod by a twist'
The Noroton Fire Company will Mrs E. L. Croat. 'hm husband wk“. attéhtptingtocatch . ioul “y “i
hold its annual fair about the last oi t. at Tobyhsnna with my." 1. u. Saturday . ball game it looks a; it:
this month or the besinnins 01 Sept- be; m, sum; it“. been m; be will he laid up for the rest of tile:
ember paint this weeks with friends in the moon an far as baseball is conccned.
S. S. Forbes oi Noroton. who has city. but are expectedto mantathplr‘ David R. Stevenson. aged 55 mu"
been crippled with rheumtilm linu- home on Center ltroet in a 1" days. idicdtouite suddenly of rheumatism of
last winter. is now able to get aboth Visitors to W' Point are. the heart. a“, I my. illness. at M31
asain- pleased with the accommodation oi- home in wm Nutley. N 1.. racism
——Sterllng Furniture Slit-'- tered by that town's «mm. George; The remains were bmuht to New CI-
3““ Edna ""4 0’ Pennsylvania Brown, who is selling chars. soft man and intend in ukewood somei
”mm“ mm“ Monday. ““9? ”WW drinks and light refreshments. ft is tcry on Monday afternoon He ream-ll
i a month with hlrl . st'flne, of We". how“ th.‘ by nut name, the: ed here for many yum He w“ tori
lAvenne. town may erect a nice pavilion. with tiiteen years employed by the New i
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barker hnvo sumcient bathing facilities, for many; York Trust CO. He was 8690118 ready;
returned from their honeymoon. and are now disappointed that they “can't ‘0 “30 his vacation ll ““393 F3“!
so near the water" because all the want to Ocean Grovs._saturday. for oi
bath~houaes arc mupisd. wile lid “ISM"- Kiss Mattie
Noroton '1
Mrs. G. H. Chaddcrton of the POIt
road is entertaining Mr. and Mrs.
the formation of it ride club. all .a very pleasing Iuccodl. socially and
financially.
there was a lairiy good 'Ittendanee.
and :12. '15 was realised as a not profit
William E. Ashton oi the Heights. is The entertainment at the Belieck‘s -for the church society The enter-
endaavprlng to interest mun men in Corners Church. 'I‘assday evening. was talnmeot consisted 0‘ phonograph mn- hill Farm ..
Brothers of Brooklyn,
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Walnut. ' - ‘ ."U ‘ W?" , ‘-~ EXPER'ENCE
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ConIidering the weather. sic by Clyde Vaiien. and music on the
violin, dute and piano by the Meyers
who were
guests of Hermann Schneider at “Oak-
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