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$1. 00
E. K. Banks,
MAHAOKIVWIL ILOOK.
11hr
WMTHER FORECAST,
Foli'WHaill land vieiplty: Fair to
and Willis onlor ,9t Ii‘ht.
'l‘llle 11121111511115 that this 111‘ the‘ltaim
region yesterday morning Is now pass
ln‘g out the St La'wrence Valley. It
is followed by an extended area of high
pressure that is now centIal In Kan
ass and Missouri. During the past
twenty four hours, heavy rain has fall
ch in the lovyei' Mihslrulppl Valley,
light rain In the Lake region and scat-
tered showers in New England. Con
dltlons favor for this vicinity for two
or three days of fair weather, with
moderately low temperatures.
._....—.-
Mr. and Mrs. Clto Match, of Boston,
formerly of N01 walk 1118 guests at the
lipid Norwalk
'The Smithvilles will play the Cigar-
makcrs, on the Baxter Grounds, tomor-
row afternoon.
, 1 . gum-u- .
The non-commissioned oflicors of
Company F held a session at the ann-
ory, last evening. '
Rev A. L. Hubbard will pIeach In
the West Norwalk Chapel, Sunday af—
ternoon at 3: 30 o‘.clock
lieInIun QIIIttIIer has had a tele-
phone placed in his store in Railroad
avenue ’lhe call is 373- 2.
Miss Ruth Boyer, of Norwalk, has
returned home after a pleasant visit
of two weeks with relatives in Ridge-
field.
The D M Read Company are offer-
ing several new things in the toilet
section. ’ The ad will tell you about
them.
Dr. '1‘. F. Clunc, the well-known N(ll"
walk dentist, will leave Monday for
Portland, Maine, to spend a short va~
cation.
Three candidates were admitted last
night. to the. l’ 0 S. of A. The can-
didates weltI S ighen 'I‘hayer, of Wil-
ton, Ralph DC1 @i and Wilbu1 Brown.
‘V'l‘he committee 'on theKnlghis of
Columbus Bazur, which will! be held
next month, will meet at the Catholic
(‘lub house, Vin West avenue, this even.
it1g.’
The Rev. James H. O’Donnell, rector
of St Marys Church who has been
laid up for the past several days with
an attack of malaria, is now conval-
1scing.
A new vitrified stone sldeWalk has
l11~111 completed in from. of, the Bank
of No1 walk and the 1111111111111 County
Savings Bank and will be plhced In
use toIIIorIow.
William H. Smith and brother. El-
bert, returned yesterday from Smith,-
town, I). 1., to which place they went
Monday. onIa cruise with Mr. Smith's
launch Warrior.
A baseball .game is scheduled for to
morrow afternoon, between tennis
the Postal1 Typewriter Company and
the R & G corset factory, on the
Amphitheatre grounds Wilton avenue.
Elmer Palmer and brother, of Nor-
walk are conducting the ship— repairing
business at Palmer 35 Duff‘s ways, in
Cos Cob, and the following vessels are
being overhauled. Stoops Lulu. Dora
Dean RichardUrall and Priscilla.
Edwang . Smith reccl ed a letter
yesterday, (com W. M B rba'nk, w 0
was formerly connected with the Man -
cipal lighting plant here Mr. Burbank
is now at Davenport Iowa, being con~ ,
metal with the People's Light Com-
puny. 1..
——Rice, 6 1b,; 35c. F. 1,). L & 00
William P. Beers, the Norwalk and
South Norwail; oner, gives a, v ,yV
interesting dose '
of his ,11 south
:htlpt pf 11.11.311.311 he 05:7.
at all to read 11,1111 page
live, or this issue. lust belt)! the cen-
65c. OF VALUE FOR 25c.
usual, in order to quickly intro-
duce the new
MUNYVON TOILET WARVES.
was introduced to thousands of
llridgeport folks by this store. it
is genuinely good soap :——clc:1us-
ing, curative and does make “111
skin “soft as velvet."
you toilet preparations cqlially
goo1l,-‘ . 1 1
WITCH HAZEL TALCUM
A price much less than half of
911111510113 \Vit1h Marci soap.
Now, thc1c come two new Mun-
POWDER
a IctiIIed preparation of talcum
that is pleasingly pc1i'11111c1l-aud
wrrca HAZEL 'FACE AND
SKIN .CREAM.
a charming and cflicicnt cream;
and put up in collapsible tubes
that are much l1a1Idi1I1 than jute——
and hold more. 1
The Munyon folks wanted to
quickly get these new prepara-
dons in Bridgeport and win
friends for them. I 09’ I“
The store offered the spaces and
salcs~folks and advertishw if the
makers would cut ot’f profit and
enough in addition to meet its
share. It is :1 cooperative deal
between Munyon 513111 the store——
and folks are goinp,r to profit.
This is the introducing otter :—-
(Talcurn Powder, price 25c )
(Face and Skin Cream, price 25c)
(Cake of Soap, price 151: )
ALL FOR 25 CTS.
or, in other words, (1331‘ Worth of
tint- toilet waters for 25c.
it's one of the best opportuni-
ties we've given for some time.
isn't 11?
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS C0.,
Bridgeport, Conn.
You can get 115 beats worth for 251:
at the Howland Dry Goods Company‘s
store. Read the ad.
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_Rice,‘6 le.'V25c. F, D. L & Co
John Davis, of South Norwalk, who
was taken to the Soldiers Home at
Noroton several months ago suffering
from paralysis, was in South Norwalk
Wednesday afternoon, calling ‘on
friends. Mr. Davis drove up from the
Home in company with Charles Stat-
ford. He was a member of Company
C 51h New York Heavy Artillery.
Great Senior Sagamore D B. Plum-
ley will lead
Bridgeport Red‘ M‘en, members of
Konckapotanauh Tribe. of the, Park
City who will come to Norwalk by
trolley this eVenln‘g, had follow the
nail up Main street to the residence
oth aynr Ferdinand B. Smith. They
ll escort the may or but k to
Mons Hall, in the Gazette building.
where they will call ,,on Cockenoe
Tribe
-—Fall Yeoman Barbies. , O‘Brien,
Harry J son, of Norw 11,1115 re-
solved much out from wisho'
invigorating iiir within thé past fw
weeks He went there after a pro-
tracted illness unable th prllt wit
out the aid of a cane. He now wet it
very service. at the Memorial chapel
ter of will? paneV.
Y 1,"i 1:“1‘
.ngl
tenor VvVoIVce'.
11:31:
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in The RIGHT Patrons ,.
k 1. . u '1' I “V
Fueli‘liork, ,, 129.1: lb. The regular monthly business meeta -_
Prime Rib Rout, 14¢ lb. In: of the Christian industrial League, 1
.POm' 5““, . 1“ lb. of the “fit llethodllt Episcopal ;
1"“. "3'.“ 39‘: “V ghurfgckwilghbe‘lal? 111 the church at .,
11131.1. Steak, :6: iii. °° 8' 11; ‘
”.1" an“, Hag [1, Town Clerk Herbert R, Smith has
and 1- k , I. some! dlys
V ,,,,, '5 ll: it.“ was. 1.1.“: .11. 1.... ”‘11:... “‘191
, Banal“ 3W.“ “me 1“ "l. terminate Mr. Smith's vacation
VV Wm Opel n. Lamb, ~ file '3 will start on another sojourn Monday. »
rod Mu Cc lb ‘
m m Rout. $1,, m ,V l" “with 011.9%“. been elected.
in: 119.1, 111:, tubal? ‘ 1111; dseflelu 1111111111111 ,,
“POM”
with R. H.
of Norwalk. spent Monday with friends
held last evening
, visit with her chusln. Sadie “New, In
a big delegation of
cleansing purifying power of Bar
j duck‘ Bl ’ hitters -
a .‘__a.‘_u_...__
a few miles at a time over the coun-
try nd the I ement Vlnwhis
dltl ‘1 11 been all-
ui ts Mr.
x111- 6f ul‘s vested‘lnh e ,9
1,11- Lewiahoro, is enriched by his. due
ll "O! M Wilt
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‘dogVNm-waik we; I V
Eddie Me in ,llVa‘Vtaken I position
sted t e Wdrukgtst
——V(iran. scuba lbs. 31.09. F‘. D. L.
£00
Buckingham Post, G. A. ll... of N111—
waik,w.11 hold a meeting this even-
Ins. _ A . 1.
Miss Jennie FIIlow, from Norwaik.
ls visiting Emma Grumman, of Grum-
u.‘
man Hill.
.—
w“U111brcilaa, mourning bands, O'Brien.
V W
F rank Seymour and hdward Kellogg,
In ltl‘.dgeiiold
A regular weekly meeting of Court.
Narruk Foresters of Ammicu, was
Mrs. Arthur W. Northrop, and son,
Linus, 1 ' Ridgeiicld, spent last Week
in Sout’ Norwalk.
—~Sh .Iinger'a best piano, need as
new, and no interest charged for $225,
on small payment, at J. W. Studwcilfls
Lester Warren of Norwalk, is visit-
IIIg his aunt, M111. Hiram Davis, Pros-
pect Hill, lildgetield.
Mrs. Pearl English. of South Nor—
walk. spent last Week with her mother,
Mrs. Benjamin Howe.
~(iran. Sugar, 20 lbs. 31.00. F. D. L
dz CO. - '
Edward F. Winters, of Newark Is
visiting Attorney and Mrs. G. H. Voo-
burgh, of Reed street.
Mrs. I<1111ffmun,of (boss street is
entertaining her sister in law, MIs.
Deegan, from Philadelphia,
0 'Brlcn's.
——lIlats renovated.
The funeral of Mrs. James Cosnrove,
formerly Miss Elizabeth Mulcahy, of
Norwalk, was hehl yesterday.
Mrs, Louise Volimer, of ilrooklyn,
has purchased the Saunders farm in
Crunbury, through W. B. DcGarmo.
Cut your owrl patterns by the Dart
rule scale chart: A. Dickerman &
Son will be pleased to explain it to
you.
-—Malta Vita, ltlc pkg. F, D. L. & Co.
Mr and Mrs R. H. Golden Icl't today
for (.‘oney Island, where they will take
III the sights of Dreamland and Luna
Park.
The Misses Mame Sue Brown and
Marie Rogers, of Danbury, are vislt~
lug Miss liazcl Lockwood, of South
Norwalk.
-—.Black & Pearl soft. hats. O'Brien‘a
Miss Bessie Miller. of Georgetown Is
home again afbei a pleasant visit With
her friend, Miss May Smith. of South
Norwulk
‘Mrs. W. Elwood and daughter, Lelia,
of Norwalk, Were guests lust 1.11 of
Mrs, Charles Olmstead, We. Laue
Ridgefield.
~Malta Vita, 10c pkg. F. D. L. & Co.
Miss Maud Taylor, of Norwalk, has
returned to her home, tier a week's
Ridgelleld.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Studweil dined at
the New Haven House, New Haven,
yesterday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Guion.
Fumlsh your house free by trading
at. the store of the New York Groc-
ery Company and receiving Hunt pre-
mium stamps,
Iii—Starch, 371b, box, 15c. F. D. L 8; CU.
a Miss Kathryne Hunter, of Norwnik.
returned home Saturday, from a week‘s
staywith her brother, William Hun~
ter, in Georgetown.
"—81:thth shlt‘ rheuni, eryslpelas,
and other distressing eruptive diseases
yield quickly and permanently to the
‘ ' Mr.” atiil Mts.‘Chi1rles F, Tristrum.
son and friend, of Norwalk, were the
guests of air. and Mrs. E. 11. Smith.
West Lune Ridgefield.
Rev. harvey, S‘. Barnes who is sum-
Pound Ridge, Sunday morning.
seating capacity for 1,500 people.
at?“ .
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fNorwaIk. are enjoying the
y of their grandpaients, Mill
Georgetown, ,VV.
nebnqfimfl “11m Ho .
lilacs
29 —Ne! Kn
mering' “Pouiid Ridge. will preach in 1,
the Methodist Episcopal Church at “
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Stamfmh will 15in} tub 15119111 Giants '
next sundaY. tit Stamford, and the new ,
’griilld stand will be finished making '
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tor and Mrs. David H. Miller, In
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Beam in succession to the Woven
‘L‘lb'fill* “ml". "9me 'I'Hfi'fi”
u- {name-1.11.1.1“ 3&mm. ud-
mdl’u—I ,
wrap...“ it “If Ywflifi'fi
(Hematol- Wily-IiiVoZtnrourdn methane-dw-
wv'lfus til-1m
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FRVEE: A. Woothor oromotor
tun main of node round.
g hopeful)”
Fond jF‘arelll.‘ to}
“Unless you keep yo 1- 111 and hands
clean, your teeth I1Iush1~1l and look
neat tho children of nice people won 't
have anything to do with you«thcy
won't play with you.‘
\oun'g liopeful~“l bet If I had a.
goat and wagon they would. '——Judge.
The 11111111111 when t V
time Is merely existing. She doesn't
know 11 thing about the keen enjoy-
ment of 11 quick. elastic step and a feel-
Ing of acute pleasure In being alive.
Keep out doors all you can. ilresh aII
is a patent medicine that is sure cure
for almost anything.
. ,_ VL_
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Having purchased the business 01 the lee
Tea and Butler Co.. at 17 North 111111 51., I
am prepared to give mu customers and pat-
tens the best poSslble service. Good goods
at reasonable prices dill mark the method of
conducting the business.
FRANK F. SHERMAN
ROTON POINT NOW OPEN
HOTEL AND REsrAuaAm
Under the Management of A. J. MSmlih and J. 5. Kelly
.o—é—
SHORE DINNERS. CLAMBIIKES. £TC.. HT POPULAR
PRICES. WILL BE A SPECMLTY. ' '
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Excursions, lid—sic and Dan’clng
it'i “WW!
OLD COMPANY'S L are)! a Janna
DELIVERED 11v radii dbl/.1111 Ar
$6. 00 per ton.
A cheaper fuel has never been ”(Silvia In this marker.
Raymond Bros
lay? Washington Street,
Coal
Coal
TO THE PUBLIC—
No doubt you are looking for tho [lest Coal Mined.
WE SELL NOTHING BUT THE BEST
You can convince yourself by trying a ton of our Highland Coal.
THE PROOF OF THE'COAL is m THE BURNING.
it. will Cost you less if you buy of a reliable firm.
OUR “OTTO-f“ CLEVAN COAL. HONEST WEIGHT"
HARRIS 8: GANS,
Office and yard. 68 Water street, South Norwaik.I
Telephone call 342 5.
coal
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Free Delivery.
4*“
111121111: LockwooD a 1:0.
COAL coAL ’ COAL
IIO‘T LEHIGH COAL la the only kind we handle. We have on hand a
large supply of clinics. {re-I1 mlned co at, of th. fine-t fracture, free from
slate and screened clean. _
“$6.00 PER TON delivered In your bin."
“NUMBER 2. NUT. $4.75."
Prompt delivery, Competent Drlverl, Clean Coal.
agar-gee Creek Bltumlntiue at an attractive price.
Fresh burned charcoal put In bags ready for the stove.
128124 WATEN STREET. TELEPHONE 81-31.
Irene. Offices—2 south Main Street, South. Norwalk; 9 Main St. Norman:
MW
Brigid -_"~
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«gang; ..
nd ,
‘ price per yd., 1339c.
' Quality: sale price, per yd.,
M
011:
how successful a sale of this sort can be
honesty of purpose at the back of it;
the moichandise and the price roductlons
as this means.
very best kind of business sense to clean
loss is ours, the saving is yours,
take
prance
The Greatest Economic Event of the
‘ Whole Year.
There is one great object in all sales, and that Is to sell goods. , ,1 ti
depends upon the seasonablenou Vol
sale an otcrwheiming success; planned carefully; planned intelligently.
have taken Into due consideration the great loss of profit which such a
We take the loss cheerfully, wisely, believing It to be m
a sacrifice, and to do it now while the wearing season is at its heightétl
we said above, we believe this to bathe greatest money- 3111111; sale or the
year and we want you to believe it also.
ed offerings with the actual merchandise. you are bound to believe it. The“
Wc' vc explained the why of it, now welli-
vlte you to come and buy as liberally as you wish You can make 110 mil- ’
M (11151101,, 1
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made depends entirely upon ill
We have planned to make lb“ ,
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up all summer surplus stockV
If you will compare the prinli-
1 I'V‘leV
; Nothing escapes the keen edged
knife of the price pruner. Brown and
bleached actions of all _ widths, bed-
spreads, sheets, pillow slips, outing
fishnets, and other otaple lines of
every day wanted goods, all‘to be sold
at less than present cost of produc-
tron: .
YARD WIDE SHEETINGS
sal
sal
-—-——-
2 bales good quality brown cotton.
sale price, per yd., 5c.
‘ Extra fine quality brown cotton, reg-
ular 8c qualiny;VV Vsalo Vprice, per yard,
“Finn soft finished bleached cottdn,
8c. duality: sale price. 6c.
Extra fine quality bleached cotton,
regular 9c quality; sale price, per
yard. 71-.
The standard Lnngdon 76 bleached
inusliu; sale mice, per yard, 8c.
WIDE SHEETINGB AND
PILLOW MUSLIMS
————-
42 inch brown pillow cotton lz‘hc.
quality; sale price, per y.,d 10c.
46 inch brown pillow cotton; sale
p1‘l1Ie,per yard, 101:. .
45 inch Peqdot Mills brown cotton,
kale price, per yd.,12%c.
42 inch blcm‘hed pillow cotton; sale
price, per yJ.,
42 inch bleached pillow cotton; sale so
45 inch bleached pillow cottr'm,17c
1299c.
9 l brown sheeting, 21c quality; sale
price ,per yd. 17c.
9-4 brown sheeting,
sale price per yard, 1913.
94 brown sheeting, 25c quality;
sale price, per yard, 21c.
l04 extra heavy brown sheeting, 28c ,
quality; sale price, per yard, 22c. ‘
9-4 good quality bleached sheeting,
sale price per yard 21c.
104 bleached sheeting, extra heavy
27c duality; sale price, per yard, 23c.
231: quality;
pr
8c.
The “9.1156111311111111 Section ,
SHEETS AND PlLLOW sues
81x90 unbleached sheets. 5011 .1111
81x90 unbleached sheets, 65c grade;
sale price. 561:.
72x90 bleached sheets
81x90 bleached sheets,
sale price, 50c.
811190 bleached sheets,
sale price, 5715.
50 ,doz. bleached pillow
121,91: quauty: sale prioe,‘
50 doz bleached pillow
15c quality;
50 due. bleached pillow slips, 45:36,
lie quality; sale price, 10c. '
30 doz. bleached pillow slips, 45:89,
Me quality; sale price 1256c. ,.
01'ch Houssaeamm one
190 good size white crochet up
79c quality; sale price, 6511.
spreads, were 891:; sale prion,
$1 25 quality white bedtime-M
price 98c.
$1. 69 quality white bedspreads
price, 81.19.
,1 Handsome honeycomb special
81.
flannel; sale price, per' yd
600 yards cream Domet
tra heavy, regular price 70‘
uel, regular 10c quality; so]
e price, 421:. ,,1,.,.,
553 grade.
1.- price, 42c.
591: 31111111.
slips, 42x3 ' .
sale price, 125‘s. ‘
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7 dozen large size hall
Illes designs, very heavy was)
98;sale price$1.50. ‘
1 lot comfortables, sale 111111th
81. 50 coiniortablés, sale 91'!
$2 comfortables, sale price,
1 case good quality 11121111.?
Ice, 5c.
10 pieces good quality Dome
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JUSTV BEVEN WORKING DAYS.
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3-85 Washington gtreet,
South Norwafk. coon
avsitv'rnme m 'iIHi: mummy lake Ar
assure FOR nil N53 Parmfl
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mall
sweep 1-5116: ,
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other They are "built to wear.‘ 'and
Cotton and Lisle Thread Hose. 25c
Silk Hose at 31. 59311111 [1,69 pin:
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I106 Wuhlnglon‘i’tn
The popularity of these stockings onaida 3113i 11131113th 111 I ,
not for the marked advantage in Vbuying this brand rather than '
deal longer than the ordinary stocking is proof of melt valup, V
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the fact that“ they do wear a
to 81.90 W‘-
115.1-
nurse. I
, if in the prime of life, a man is poor,
_ him-«very neglected opportunities.
. LODD BUSINESS EDUCATION
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a a. in. to 9 humanity.
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to was progressive. money-making business me, and women.
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