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l Hnlrdrcssing, 111111
A State, of ilcitien avenue.
lug toinonou
'vlery day tinoughout the season
Club
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,thVulnr Friday lunch nt’the Nor-
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Jerome illoom hip; r1111'1111cd home
VVK Policy, oi 29 “01111111 street
banks of South No111.1lit will be
,V"8"~'~Mul3' iinlionell, of Phlludoi-‘
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wil~
0111119 Clouti.
is also a visitor.
. at lioton Point tonight
V lug business in the 11 out side oi"
1. ew‘building, totlni, out of
$3113? or the chromium and mnsonh 11110,?
ow work on the interim iixturos
, ii decorations.
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{9111111111 11! noon. 811111111113, horoni‘toi.
is in in lino. with tho unhorual ous
‘ln‘throughout the ntnto. South‘Nor-
being about the only city where
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{on :uitcl‘noons.
Tilda now unit‘onns im the Trow
use Box factor: trout are on oxhi
ltion At the Rogers 8; 8113111111; store.
built Main atroci.i\innuge1 John
on expressed himself on being
' Wail satisfied with the suits.
9 meeting of Olive Brunch
.No. 19. Knights of l’ythiuu,
was held, last ovcninit.
members 0! Roger Lud-
. Lodge. ‘0! Norwnlk, were
illod to membership. .
lie Center School graduation exer-
poll were hold this afternoon at one
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wool and were every hit its ourceas~
blot! anticipated when tho program
iii iliiblitlhod in those columnu.
5.50 monolith. O‘Brien.
V‘illllilli tire, lnut cunning. roused
‘ ”dorublo excitement in tho Wont-
Wot‘or Company plant. when an
onion dynnmo not the overhead
' ' 111111. The point about the pinoo
Iomowhui nourohnd but the noun-
:‘V'Viit 9191* at hand and the odor“
ioyon 51111111111111 the blnuo
, rustling. The loan wan yory
oboll, Amusement Park, 81111111
5111111111 111. blowiicidi. Admis-
91 Mario. Frntornnl Order. oi
ill ii a, very successful dunno hi
i. last evening. 'l‘ho pnyib
tho floor was o'priyiiogo.
members not" morb than
iii the 111111 1111‘ plan to
- . thin pavilion on tho
touch multimillion;
not, 11.113111115111115
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on 11111111107911.9011 in
hilt 11nd Wriftht. lilti-
lot!
2' Vault. Si.,V i‘uiis Vdrcuséil. , -
gVV'tho 1an in New VY01k city.
tho bus 111“
ll two wcukn' 1isit to his COVIlSiH,;
’ obins, Of Sound View Termite;
of ('lor11tni1io11'11',?
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Follow the CIOlHi to tho Eagles“;
11115 South N9111nlh T111111 Company"
the I
no to the doors till! 6911- _
HIGH
and CHILDREN’S
GRADE
COST.
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Every pair must be sold regardless oi
A chance of; a lifetime!
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Miss Lillian t‘1nwiord.ot Cannon
istreot. left. this morning, for Bridge-
port, whore. she will remain on the
guest oi relatives 11nd friends over
Sunday. '
w..-
The it 81 G Corset factory, oi Ann
otreot, will be closed next week. dur-
ing which time general repairs to the
plant will be made. This is on annual
occurrunco.
Miss Funnloflhoohan, oi! Norwnlk.
librarian at the capitol library. in Hart
ford, will spend Fourth of July at her
home. in High street.
Mrs. M. Nichols, of New York city,
matron in that city for the boys club
composed of the members oi Comp Fol.
sum. has arrived at 11.11 camp in South-
Wilton, to not no housekeeper for the
boys.
"Got a 35 Safety Razor Outllt for
8611. Bee ad on Polo Three,
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W. C. Jouup. of Arch ‘otreet. attend-
ed the band concert at Beholdo Park,
in Bridgeport. last evening.
ports tho: the concert whole was ex-
ooiiont out! that he enjoyed ll good
time.
TWO BOY! BTOLE 3100.
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8111 Bridgeport Ludo Evidonily Did
Not Como More by Trolley.
(inlet Thoma: Motherland. oi tho
Norwolk police. rocoivod a telephone
call 1198108 9.1m. today, nailing th’ui.
ho meet the 8:10 trolley 11-11111 Brit!"-
port iii: the corner at Main and Wuil
streets. and that ho hold two born.
0119 and about is, wearing a biuo
unit. and tho other used ‘ttbout 19'.
nothing i my suit. Ho 1111111111 car,
but out this 111111. for thoy Worn not
115111111. The conductor did not 1115
lumber to; mm on tho our.
At 11:15 anoihor tolophono coil
come; thiil tilde 1mm Foirllold, and
the chic: rm halted in be on tho loom
‘ out on tho hm on the B: in our. 1111
our did not contain among its 9mm
gar: any, tum thin 1111111 no 1111511111
«a by tho dontirlption‘, unit 1119‘ 11111111511
The “WHITE”
SHOE C0.
SOUTH NORWALK
who has recently secured 11 position no .
"‘90,
Wash'n V 7
Street. ‘
GOVERNOR TO APPOlNT.
Public Utilities commiuionen Will
B11 Nomad Shortly. . '
win signs the public utilities bill now
011 by the house Tuesday—4nd no
doubts are held about his signing the
~111ono11ro-«ho will 11111111 authority to
nominate throo public service nonunio-
sionoru. Ho must nominnto within ill.
teen days after the passage of the not.
according to its own teriuii
The General Assembly, in' formal
1ote, will accept. or reject the noml
nations of the 301 ornor The bill pro-
' 1ides thnt' one commissioner ahuli
Ho ro- ,
serve until July 1, 1913; one until July
1, 1915,1119 one until July 1 1917
i Each commissioner will receive an
annual salary or 35. 000 and hirnooon-
fool-y oxpennca. The communion may
Vinppolnt o secretory and employ ouch
3accouutnnta. clerical assistants. 811'
gineoro, inspectors, export: and agents
on it may require and will determine
their commutation.
The bill provides that the act shrill
no into parrot 60 day. alter it» our
page. except the provision pointing
‘to the appointment of commiulonoro.
Comedian-13 your play still run-
ning?
'l‘rnfiodihnwlio,
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Everybody‘n Weekly.
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star nut 11111111111111”
bolero it kill! your hair. You know
dondrud it a 1mm disease and it
lead! ulowiy and 18111'on ct ultimo
and there ll only one my to curb dam
’druil and that ll to ltlli tho norm that.
mutual the trouhlo.
dressy nivu Will novor do thin
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'itohlnz whip 11nd all 511111 ”rm ill--
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true 1111151111511 roundly: tor tum hallo
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and mono 80A? my 11m iogtruolod
the druéfiiot soiling than to 1111111
Tull!
Vtritlt tho Vl'qulto ”from Vtho '
but the manager
1 illiit’i‘F‘mtl), Juno ail—~11 Gov. llnltl- .
man it you «no not auction ‘
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,- Our regular prices also, 10%“er under-sell 11:. Judge thorn as ybu‘read over-y itemV unotecl, here. Then mute éhd see '
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' sit p‘ns AT 251: ,
Shabeo that sold 119 to $1,
V on gale, two days, 251:.
PARASOL8 at 91 39
topic Silk Parasols, worth
from 83 to $4. 50- The en-
Vtiro lot on sale at $2. 39
MW..—
. DAMASK, 39c YD ~ .
Extra “good quality Table
t Cloth, very good value at
501:. On sale, 391: yd.
, . 591:,GOWNS. 391:,
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with lace. cut extra lullz.
regularly sec. On sale, '
two days. 391;.
, 69,1: GOWNS. 49c
Muslin Gowns trimmed
with embroidery and rib-
bon: value 69c. On sale
at 499.
’ $1.25 & $1.50 MIDDY
BLOUSES. 99c
' The very finest Middy
Blouses sold. trimmed
with ilannci and wool
serge collar and coils. all
sizes. from 6 yrs to 44.
‘ Very special for two days,
99¢-
~Bli‘JJI‘S, 19:
About 50 Sample Belts, in
this lot, Worth'irom soc to
$1. The entire lot on sale
at 191:.
LINEN SKIRTS. $1.119
Very ‘piain TailoredSkirts,
girdle belt and buttoned
down side; very new,
$149,
v
to $7
1‘
TRIMMED HATS, $1.95
We have grouped together
a number of our Summer
Hats. worth up to $5, for,
two days only. $1.95
iii) ufimiiii nuts 11..
NEWS BARBER SHOP
(Continued from First Page)
Now Haven. of tho Stole Board of Bill'-
bor Examine". Mola was arrested on
two chm-too. those of maintaining a
shop without being licensed rind of col-1
liloyink a man not licensed. while lilo"?
Santos who awaited, charged with
practicing his vocation without the
prescribed state iicenue. The one
come up in the Town Court. this morn.
lug. beloor Judge William F. Tour,
many; but was continued until ll
o'clock this afternoon. on the mount
or Attorney John J. Ounoo, counsellor
‘tho nccuood. who had not bud the time
to work up hi: can.
in an interview with Mr. Giptooin,
this morning, a Sentinel reporter wuV
informed that Mr. Mala has been pron.
tlcln; his trade ninoo 1905 without hav-
inn taken out the proscribed 91191159.}
Thin won before the prolont bdhrd'u
admiulntrotion and (or that moon
they at. not uncountable. '
0n Dmmbor .80. 1909. Mr. (lip-loin
visited tho chop of Mr. Main Mill tound
thou that ho had no license. no tollo
ed with tho barber, who prami'nd that
he would mat the hoopla. 011 51111917.
Mr. Glprtoiu min yiuitod tho shop
511d on internal! by Mr. 51th that ho
hint Applied for a liconlo. On July. lit.
having found that this rm not my
mix but! Ipprbhohod hit. Molt. who
refund to ink. out 1111‘ 111191111.
Tho aommluiohor proiomd 11111111..
Whit 1111. Mon. who on aluminum
balm Manchu: 11111111111 Willi”:
it. 91111111151111. Mr. um 1111111311qu in
do what am out and 1111111511151
Tammany did not no tho 11th-
On motility 11: till! 11' noon
' ulonoru.
Mr. Gillitoln snip 1111111: to Booth 1151-;
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Dress Values
$4 50 Dresses $2 98 “
We will sell tomorrow 25 now pretty Lawn Dresses. the very
newest designs in Figured Lawns. This lot was purchas- ~
ed at a very special price; every Dress in the lot worth
not lees than $4 5$0 While they lost tomorrow, $2. 98
Dresses at $198
One entire section Will be filled with Dresses to Sell at. $1. 98.
Values from $2.50 to $3 59. On sale main floor.
Dresses at $4. 98
About mo Dresses' 111 the lot. consisting of Embroidery,- Lawn
and Fine Dress Ginghams; all sizes and styles; worth up
Very special these two days, 84. 98.
. $15 Silk Dresses 86 .98
25 Silk Bronson. worth $15. all sizes; the silk alone is worth
$6. 98. Until the lot is sold. 86. 98.
ar‘gain's we are going to ulterior thcso two
WASH SKIRTS. 599
Made in tan and white, of
good quality Lincnc,a113>
sizes. on sale at VV‘59c. , '
‘MEN’S SILK HOSE, 25c,
25 dozen all Silk H9315 for
’men. The entire lot on
sale at 25c pr. '1 . . '
DRESSES AT 99c ..
'75 DreSses, sold at 81.255, in
Percale‘ and Figured
Lawns. The entire lot on
sale at one price, 99c.
KTMONOS, 16c
:00. fine ‘ Lawn Kimonos,
made of good quality Fig-
ured Lawn; regularly 15c
and 191:; For two days, ~
10c. ,
‘ 35c HOSE. 250
Ladies:2 Fine Silk Lisle
Hose. very thin and extra
good for wear; regular
value 351:. On sale, 251:.
l‘
25c DRAWERS, 19c
Ladies’ Muslin Drawers, 1
rcgglnrly 25g On sale
at. 191:. ~ ‘
BATHING SUITS, $1. 69
Lanies’ Fine Bathing Suits,
in blue and black, neatly
,_ trimmed; all sizes. On
,. sale for two days, 81. 69.
Value $2.
WAISTS AT 991:
506 Waists in many differa
ent styles and materials;
values to $1.50.
at 99c.
SAMPLE WAISTS, $1.98
,Waists worth up to $4.
rnany good styles and
sizes. Very special for
two days, $1..98
On sale
orerat together with one for DcSnu~
os'opprehcnslon
it is expected that the trial. this nf~
ternoon. 111" he an interesting one in
that Molu claims that tho commis-
whcn they found that he
would not pay the 35 charged for the
renowhl or on elapsed license. altered to
settle for 82. He holds that {his unvors
of malt and. holds that it was for this
moon thot he refused to renew his
long over-duo licence,
ABE MOVING TO STAMFORD.
Louio Poo-11ml and Fondly Luv.
south Nam-lit.
Mrl. 1.10qu Fountain and family. of
Havilnud street. leave today for Stum-
lord. whore they will make their home
in the future. Mr Pmnotii and non.
Silvio Mnettl being annulled in on
static; a fruit store in that place at
tho pmout time.
Mr: Pmnottl and family will be
‘minod “only by their many friend: to
‘8111181 Norwalk. Mrs. Ponnotti war
i’ormorly Min Com“, who» (other
Emmi/oil the Muhaolmmo fruit store
(or min. 8110 11111111111 Loni: Pogo-
noiti. who in turn operated the otoro
until only recently he sold out the
concern and with hip ooh, iiiivio. violi-
ad his mother, in holy. Upon his or
turn in occuml on «11111111111111 in
81111191111211. and in reported to be dolor
I» (and Milne”.
booth It 9115111111111 115 15111151 son.
who it», om cropland u allutunt‘
attic noun: blowout 111m onion tor
tho put your, will mun hi: petition. ,
this 5119111119. mod «9me his por-
onto to 9111111111111.
“V1 DR. ZIITVEN
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1118 Mill Nurfitlk Méiiiiodlhl
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Reduction ‘Sale
0F LAnles' AND meow aUlTS. COATS, SKIRTS.
VOILE, WASH DREaBES AND WANTS.
Prices to suit every purchaser. One thousand high grade Sample
Waist; to be closed out for less than the manufacturer's price. Come
before it in tap into. as you can uot’aiford to miss it.
The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House
TN! LADIIB' BTYLE 8T0!!!
616 Main 8t, Mumford 88 South Main, 31., south Nomlk
LAWN.
On and After July 8th
The Banks of South Norwalk will“
CLOSE SATURDAYS AT NOON
until further notice. The Savings
Bank and Trust Company will Open
Monday Evenings
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CITY NATIONAL BANK
THE SOUTH NORWALK TRDET COMPANY
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