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. be true to -..:me. of lore; size, evenly
I and will c073 ed, free fro: inwcl and
disuse :rnttl-l s. stems tiei‘iv ln
your stlrc: on try to g .._ iizt—diuni
large specimens rather than; the very
' ——~——- glarge overgroxt'n ones It is bt’ll‘31‘ :c
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One For the FEWlS—“Kllli‘he wry larr’e ones and the others
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That’s All
Imens in the orchard and lll‘lkt’ the
Market ‘
The weekly bulletin from the Con-
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,your success in the poultry business unless each variety is labeled. mis-
.very largely onyou'.’ box or basket with pat/r and put
‘_ be present time.
Tel. 72: I
- ‘ money invested ,suddenly goes to the ~. .
_ lwall you would hardly be guilty micellent for mm purpose).
‘immediately investing the balance of
w, your savings in the company‘s worth:
_, Eless stock. if a note which' you have
endorsed goes to protest you are not
likely to extend unlimited credit to
work in are. at. a premium.
. , I ‘the maker of the note. Yet you may Make 0‘“ and 59”“ in your “5‘ 9f been reduced considerably in some:
WS ’be trying to make money out of a 9pm“ before the do” of'the exhibi- localities and the injury of the fall‘
flock of hens that is very nearly in-> tron. It “'1“ make. it “33"?" for m".wcb~worm is considerable. ‘
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‘ , . ‘wiil enable us to determine, at the
Complaints con”““e ‘0 come in at Line the pullels are put ii.\ winter
as you get 5 there.
vegetables in local gardens. ; be inoneytnakers and which will
. prove to be drones. According to all
Captain Jusepli H. Layden, 1,110 for
the past 18 years has been employel good. Not mm] m following July, . .
by the Jones 8: Hotchkiss Co., has no August, or September can we telll to avmd any mistake.
cepted a position in Bridgeport. l whether they are going to come up to]
Earle Edmonds has resigned his po-
comrany. and has rnirred upon new evidence or. the fact that she is almem- _
duties with Vacuum Tire company at sleeker. Harvesting Peaches.
Jeanette. Penn. '
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evening in Red .Men‘s Hall.
. xing until November. Therefore. all
Lieutenant Henry [a Sterling mm money spent for food to be given to
charge of the regular drill of the First
“mph“ of Home Guards last even- cut mining stock. if retained, these
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drilling was done. {lay eggs and they Consume a lot ot
The installation of the officers of the
Will take place next Friday night. ”‘5‘ in any cwnt, they should be sold not
Deputy Chief Hayniuker. and he will
be 0“ hand “1‘“ u “‘H‘S‘am f 27. Don't wait any longer. Get rid er or two on the road.
—'~ {of the bankrupt liens. A 990011. to Witch its highest quid.
Foreclosure has. been made on Rye and WM“ “3'. must be allowed to “”9" null
the property owned by Mary E. Ham-
thc Superior Court in September. The}
Club. at Roton Point, tonight. ,
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office of tbe'Uity Clerk and reported in where grain of every kind could be fruit which is to be one or two dnt'sibaml“? Judge Wakeinttn at the Fair-
' {field town hall.
the local papers as not having appenr- grown on cheap, fertile land with on the road.
—ed for examination as required under'
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3’ I” ‘ , ' “Taboo” fruit fine Wm M W .
’ . ‘ . . ' ' '- ‘ ing the fruit anyttnwimcnu 'r
over lll'.‘ slicuiti 're pLacid by the-gt ,3
Full hic’nh’grm.
Tho inige Wei-t ‘
. - ‘r ‘llktTt'é five medium sized, etcniy grad-
Itlfi GomgfaBeanLnluckyl ed specimens than to have two or, . .- ,. i‘
Sonic ait contusion this with the arr?
pie tie-c tent-caterpillar which has;
been 1—20 reduced in numbers this year.‘
An can way to determine the dil‘f‘r
ence btiween these insects is. lit com-
‘pal'e the size of the tents, the fall
web-worm being much larger with thel
.. . . , . . . . anterpillars‘ fecding on the inside of;
.mg shad What )0” can lay them out' the web ,also the tart that the fall
Them,” Says the State COI- much small-5r. Uniformity of Sle,_
color and general appearance count;
ad to Cater to the 140(3211g It is well to pick eight or ten specie],
lfinal select‘on on a table at the puck-E
a special value.
'fcomfortable Couch Hammocks
A big and varied line with covers of attractive designs, as f ’
well as the strong and serviceable. khaki. Everything .of
HAMMOCKS AND AWNINGS.
Porch Furniture, screens and Rims—~a
splendid stock in all sizes and designs
RAYMOND at SON
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High Ste.
{SHORE DINNERS AND
‘Jonu E. O’SULLIVAN, m
Donor nousr
(Gregory Boulevard)
Bast N orwallr
Opens May I
KINDS OF SEA coon
COOKED T0 anon: ’
Telephone 720
ion a table for comparison. As soon.
uecticut Agricultural College is in as you have mudc the final‘selectiou,. web-worm begins its work in late July
or August, while the. tent cute.plllar
. lwrap each specimen. in paper and“
l . . ‘0"? “5"” we“ . llabel the variety. It often happensi
1 Did you e\ er stop to ‘hmk that . that you do not unpack your fruit and
comes in the spring.
the thorough
= spraying of the fruit trees with arson-l
f lead during the spring and'.
summer months no injury will act-ml
In many instances
‘the webs can be reachcd with a brush.
l lied on n pole and the whole web until
5its contents pulled out of‘ the tree.1
' It is never good practice to burn webs:
of any insect fro Mitre-es as there.
is the liability of injury from burns1
idenends, not only upon the relative} talk-“s may occur if you have but Ft.
. pluses 30f {mad :nml .eggs, but “solicit varieties to ship or carry, line al , , _
_ .from this insect.
“W‘flsm 1-. At no season of the ”a“ .‘5 your some excelsior in the bottom, pack
‘ rm“ more important than “gm M the fruit firmly but without bruising,
. . ”.3 mi.luufb‘CIL‘r'lseparating each variety by a good
5 mg concern, m “’hml' 3°“ have! sized sheet of paper (newspaper is ex,
Do notl
:piok several varieties of fruit intov
the same basket or box and bring
them to the fair and then select and
sort them out. Time and space to
Were it not for their parasitic ene-.
these caterpillars
iniuch more of a pest than at presenLl
' This year these. enemies seem to have:
solvent. .secretary and also easier for you:
Thffian
k You Need
. "The world turns aside to let any man pass who knows
whither he is going.”
There istruth in the above quotation, and this Bank can
be of service alike to the faithful endeavor of the individual
and the legitimate enterprise of the business hours.
Let us explain fully to you our reasons for' asserting
that this is the Bank you need.
The City N atiOnal Ban
South Noe-walk, Conn.
:‘Dr. 1. H. Mallory:
:16 80. Main gt... So. Norwalk, or,
hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., 7 to 8 pm.
Sundays By Appointment 3
"r The Banner Bakery
customers with PIES, mode .
larder each dayl. We also m _
The analogy is easily di'awn. No‘ when you get to the fair. for you will:
tknowledge which we have at present‘ be. able to have, entry cards as 50‘)“:
lState's Attorney Asked to Recom-
CUMMlNGS T0 NOMINATE.
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Many young trees are bearing for’
police headquarters about the theft ('1 quarters, which ones are destined {0.1.116 first time this 59330“ and manyf
exhibitors may make. a mistake int
entry by not knowinj the variety.
tho evidence, uni-:ss they be pedi-IEWH though you may have purchas-
"greed birds, ”Ml. credit is equally ed the tree, for a‘itlclntosh or lie",
,licmus. make. certain of the variety;
mend a Public Defender.
Lawyers throughout the county are;
seeking the position of Public ile-
fender. an office recently created by:
an act. of the General Assembly.
has just been learned that the judges
of the Superior Court have asked‘
_ r . _ ' lState's Attorney Homer S. Cummings?
Sour expectattons. Fortunately, furl a m" “”13“?“ must “"9 the “,amet to name a man for the place, with the,
the progrcsslve poultryntan, a birdan that variety 0“ the plate. Fallurg'.understanding that anybody he rec-‘
. can not “up laying and rent on hurl“? follow. this rule. has resulted int ‘
Dillon with the-Norwalk Tire &lRubber laureis without giving fairly Smmg,disqualifying many collections OY'ed.
This place is much desired. because?
the court convenes only for certain
I The majority of records seems to T118 D980“ 59350" i“ a‘ hand: C0““Sh01‘t periods .and a lawyer would not
,indicato that the bird which “upgtnec’tlicut has a ferruleicroplanldl iffthielnecd to give up general practice. The:
' . laying iii August or September willlllu 10 a"? 0 “Fr IS Ya no G I‘utxold custom was to have '
Lady Washington Lodge “‘89” this not begin, any tttl‘llt‘l‘ in the spring.“ must. be placedl before them .ln‘name lawyers to defend each prir‘v'
titan the birds which continued lay-lthe best possible condition for usingfloner Who (“(1,le have 001111891. The"
This means that the grower Shouldjattorneys received a fee of 310 a CR“.
use great care in picking his cron'tor this work. Under the new systemf
these slackers l‘l just as much thrown: and not DiCk ‘00 green. We. 0min {the work will be. done by one man,‘
away as if it were invested in wild‘ hear that people are satisfied for the'who will act as counsel for all pris,
Important-——Erery plate of fruit in
ommends will be considered appoint-3
Children Cheerfully
and Petiently
‘ Treated by Modern,
Palnlen Methodo.
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Moderate
Charges for Very
Beet Dental Work.
A
15 Years in
_ the Practice of
High-Clue
Dentletry.
and Conscientious
«)9
Acentic Office
DR. S. M. BElTZ
Gan Adminlctefld
by the Oxygen
DENTIST
75 South Main Street
Hours 9 a. in. to 9 p.
m. by appointment.
«H
Gold and Porcelain
All kinds of Artill-
clll Dentures.
Crown and Bridge
Work, Etc. Skit.
‘ season after using a few Southern ‘ uners. The first session of the court;
jug Nothing special in the why of“ birds mean a double. loss, they do not‘ peaches. No doubt they are because will be held the first. Tuesduy in Sen-l
perhaps. they purchased some. fruit.tembcr.
...; high.prlced food. 'i‘haretorc, get rid which was picked before it was nin-
.” them. 'l‘hey should be sold just tured and it was better, lacked flavor
as soon as they quit laying if maxi-l 311“ in K8119?!” 0f very poor quality.
Huymalters' Ad“"'“‘”““ in Stamford, ninni efficiency is to be maintained.‘“ is “ll ‘0 “S ‘0 get them 10 using
fruit which has been allowed to init-:
‘ter ilrush of South Norwalk is the later than Sciltmtibcr 1st. lure on the tree: fruit which can bel
“01.1 hon" Week has been set for l“ ”‘9” hands Wild? 0f "Venll'-YOU1"arrestetl.lolitiCiglnr yesterday what
the week beginning Monday, August, “OUTS instead of fruit which was :1 ‘
lFAIRFlELD SHERIFF SAY
CIGLAR DISTURBED BEACH:
Deputy Sheriff Gould of Fulrfield..
,gave his address as the corner of Sea-i
:view and Strattord avenue,
‘port. charged with creating a disturb-3
Before the days of the Erie Canal mellow on the tree. but such a fruit once at F‘airfield beach Sunday.
rind the railroad, New England win; will remain in condition but a very
,ilton, of New York, situated between self-supporting. She hid herself. it short limp, hence. we have to 'sncri-
Norwalk and Darien by Lawrence oi. is not authentically recorded. but 13 fit‘0 quality to a limited extent and
nPhiicox. The case is returnable n, no doubt. true. that even in Boston, l‘lt‘k before this condition is reach.
orcry fnuiily owned a cow and pas- 9‘} HOW‘W‘T. ll 18 110! MCWSM‘)’ l0
, tltt'ed her on the Common. in those 1"?“ 90301108 as hard t1! bullets for any one who went to it. When they‘
PTOPPTW (”WCIOSO“ ‘3 "“1“”! at about good old dnw Practically eVI‘ry farm ll market, only a few 110“” “WW-{were asked to desist by the policeman
$3.000. ' !grew at least. enough whcat and rye. 301110 growers rush green fruit into' ' "
-~—-——’—- :to supply the fiunlly With flour. ’l‘ht‘. at]; market, honli‘llul: {to get ahead of
.. t r l towns were supplied by the local grist 0 01‘ growers. ) s rnit is not only
Dance. of .110 11118 Point Lfl‘houc mills, which we“, ”W“ in operation hard to sell but spoils future sales.
tin great numbers. SP. M"- 99““ 130W“ WMCh yOur
_ , : Then came the canal and the rall- make“ and milk according to your
‘ Milton Burrltt Whites name was in- roads ,and with ”mm ”m gm,“ move- market. Fruit delivered to n retailer
cluded in the list as 'compiled at the mom. of settlers m the. central west should be much more matured than
luv. it is alleged.
friends were luv-Eng much amusement
Sunday afternoon at the bench byi
pushing off of the float one another ori
anti some of
iron duty there, it is charged that ills-3
'lar attempted to strike thevomcor. The >
‘ofllcer lmediately placed him under or.
irest but in the confusion resulting he:
0135!." put up, bond for appearance
Styli-sh Shoes Reduced in Price
ladies’ Patent Colt and Kid Pumps
$6.00 Grades now $4.95
$3.50 and $4.00 Grades now $2.95
Ladics’ White Buck Sport Shoes
Rubber Soles and Heels, $8.00 grade, now .... .. . .. $6.50
CONNEALLY & BIRACKEN
81 Washington Street.“
$5.00 Grades now $3.95
South Norwalk.
never it forkful of manure. Eastern Peaches 3110“” b0 graded before
farmers soon discovered that their on n. M“-
the draft. A5 a matter 0f fact Mr} portnnlty lay in supplying the rapidly
White was examined on Monday and growing cities with special products
made an excellent showing. And the and that grain could be bought clienp- ,
. er than it could be grown. This is , .
1’98}?th or all 15’ ‘he 15 “‘5‘"wa the, second epoch in the history of ‘ ‘
waiting to be called into scmce fot . New England agriculture. '
.Uncle Sam. And now we are entering the third-
epoch, the end of which no man can
——Dance of the Pine Point Catholic 599v “01‘ do We “"9“ dare ““333 “t
several years land in the central west ‘
has been increasing in value. Labor
Mrs. Charles A. Jackson of Water-i and all other items that affect the To your corset is due a PM Of your personality—it makes
cost of grains, have steadily mounted
bury, was appointed a member of me‘ the m d (m um“ todw Wm] M” of your figure, gives you dignity, pause and chic.
executive committee at the ‘woman 51 Europe. bidding against us, there is no
committee of the Connecticut Council, top of prices. Every man who is. a We are showing all the best and most popular makes.
of Defence at a meeting of the wom-i buyer of grain is face to face with
1111‘s committee yesterday. Mrs. Jaclt- “19 question. Can I grow grain
son will probably be made nmembcr Exhibition Fruit. 7 you wish to pay.
'01 the educational committee as she 13; Within the next two months there
governor of the Catholic Alumnae as- will he fairs and fruit shows in near.
‘sociation of this state. In her new car 1y every town in Connecticut. Later-l
. . t there are to be held two other very .
pacity she W1“ represent the Cathollt. important fruit exhibitions, one at, . ~ .
“women of the state. .Springfleld, Massachusetts, about the '
mi ”‘ middle of October and the other. at l f t.
. .. . . Boston the last week in October.
" V" W" 3; Now is the time to bez‘in tr] plan
I . for these 'severabfruit shows. There ‘ _
B M is no reason at all why the prizes ‘ , 86 WASHINGTON ST-
should sum the some growers yearl
The attention we bestow on our corset department results
Club at Roton Point, tonight. ithe nature of tin-T road ahead. For 1113 service to you that is invaluable.
' cheaper titan I can buy." . There are mOdels for every type and 000MB at any price
[IN/'4 GRADE MERCHANDISE AT HOLDER/471‘. *‘HiCiT5“
after year, if other growers will only t
use the same care and judgment in , "
Perpetual Existence
2' » ' th (1 e1 tl n of specim n
Efficient MW?!“ to: eiifihfi“ Itsiaieicmt:3 too llate to 51v: f
the winter variet es» 0 app es into or
Financial Responsibility
spraying to prevent the sooty blotch. ’
. Then “be certain to thin the fruit on
‘ -_ those trees where you expect to pick
gm“: ”efsome 2? our “£1; the show specimens. Prize fruit never
at 0118 0" ac mg 9:3 ' ' grows in clusters; it is impossible to -
mill-Mme, fimwfll n l: . get well evenly colored specimens,
1‘. 00
your Estate no more to bone-
fit. by this superior service
when two or more apples are growing
than it. would to employ an‘
WM can interaction
on the same fruit spur. If the foliage
is too dense. remove a, few of the _
on the subject will be for-
Med on request. -
leaves no the sun can strike the fruit.
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PhoneIlH-s
Willi the exception of a few fruit
shows. all plates of copies contain
five. and only FIVE, specimens. it
tom tom m on the piste when
like like none: along. the! plate
- RAYMOND BROTHERS
, ’ .137 Washington st
Building Materials of Every Kind
Sewer Pipe, land 'Illc, Well Piper
Fire Proofing Material. etc.
it... ...»... ...... t. .. ......y‘ ‘ CENTRAL HOTEL
nm. he “like”
Skit! 737B
cent! each
*0. B. JACKSON
' ceremonies
3|me " " Inn-i.
-_ was.“ our.
Blame 7887 Cool on 7370
Serve Your Country!
.Make your own clothes. You can look smart and you can economize
at the some time by using
‘PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS,
”They smfrom one-Ital} to one whole yard of material on wry dress."
THE FALL FASHION BOOK
September Pumas Now Ready ' V
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JAMES DONNELLY‘
so; mwnut -
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WITHOUT PLATES
Tel 867 5 Monroe undl
We are now able to supply
SUGAR BUNS and com '
RINGS in addition to our ‘ ‘ ' ‘ 5
stock.
ATTORISEY AT LAW-
Late Examiner
U. S. Patent
Office
E ms RAIN smm‘ .,
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Exenass SERVICE AT an‘
RATES TO new YORK” - :
ms ANNING J. SMITH rams
PORTATION LINE. mm.
Freight boat leaves Pier 45ft.”
River, New Ycrk (foot of Jim
St.) every day except Sunday a "
11. Freight received at Norwal
t n m. and at Soutl‘. Mental!
:3. P IN! mirthmw
2%
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as;
Drug State
North Main Sire,
833--Phones- 1 532}
Whitman’SChocolalcs
Drugs Proctor-Inflowi;~
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REBUILT TYPEWRITEns—L. we;
- Smitn. mam.
. Remington, all bill‘s:
.makes, sold, rentedr’
repaired. Rentals, 38
per month. Machines:
sold at $5 per month-e
PLUMBER ,
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
ll You [lave
Any Junk
11' TO ' ,
Successor to Wm. Edi-on
Phone 409 ,
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