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TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN
74 Washington at, 80. Norwalk
7 « ELEPHONE 16M
, _, Mists” Edna Mpok‘o‘luo of New Column.
« returned this week from a plousant
visit with her mother in Notwnlh.
—-“THE BEAUTV snob." 7-
ljlutr Goods. Hair dressing, [lair
-‘ work. 102 Wash. St l’ul‘ts dressed. I
‘ The, hot shipmouto are incrousing
good it is expected that trade will he
think immediately otter the Fourth.
, ‘Ul'. Russo]! it]?
' in the South Norwnllt 'l‘iust Company‘s
building, rinsed his otllvo today for his‘
_ annual lilo woohu‘ mention.
The regular Saturday evening dam-o
will take piano at tho Not-walk (loun-
t.ry Club. this evening, Spoidol’n or-
ohosiru furnishing the music for the ,
7 .OCCRBIOII.
' 'i‘ho inemhoru of inn Sprlntzwood
lluuehnll toutn journeyed to New Cu-
_7ttunit this afternoon. to play it izutuo
with the team in that pinco on tho
South « a venue grounds.
, 7-45.50 I-‘nuumns. O‘Brien.
The Soho of St. George. orivhot
team trout to lilridgoport. this after-
noon, for the Durham) of playing: it
game with nnuuhors ot svvorul other
teams throughout the stuto.
All the tire oontphnlos in South Nor-
wnllt will observe upon IlOllRi‘, on {limp
tiny evening, the mom relmtlnlun on
duty througlmut-iho night so no to ho
illl'ejllll'tid to meet nny emergency.
Commodore Wultor lutltgml and
family. Lontor 0. Pool: uud family nnd
Mina Jeanette L. Glider nl‘o muons
those who have opened their summer
homes in lleddlng for tho notation.
“St. John & Koyaor, contractors,
hove completed the (llturleo ii. atroot
, house and token oontrnct to erect an
other on Lincoln nvonuo for Morris
Entertain. This firm hits oovorai itouoeu
to «erect at once.
7 Olomn are Just do ousontlnl an cow
‘7 non: nud altyrooketa in tho celebration
of the Fourth. tor no family pionio in
‘ properly conducted on that tiny with
out n clum-buho."l‘ho markets pro gob
'ting ready to nuppli‘ tho domund for
the bivnlvoo. that in usually very
trout.
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F-v‘aGot it so Buloty‘llnuor Outfit tor
868. Ben uni on Pogo Three.
Mr. and Mia. Rational W. Hoyt. Jr,
in» ooiobmtinil tho eighth uunlvornury
‘- in their marriage thin week. They
lilopod their automobile to hung it»
no on tho utonmbr Huntington. and
91‘8" making it him at the inland. ox
1390th to bound several days in thin
modulo.
no Morton and poplin oi the
”MORSE” School had their nunnol
tiling. irontordoy. going to homo Point
m largo ourryailti not! spending
' or innit: tum plenum monitor. .9
"ion or giro thorn: in their ohorxo
5W thou.
’l‘hu WA Somali: Board of ('iouucil»
is .uohoduloxi to hold no monthly
7 u lowing. Monday owning.
“it probably tlm'oottnion will mount
it Wodnosday evening or some films
‘ Movement dole. owing to the on
till: Monday owning in tile ovoid of
:8. when ovou tho dignified atom:
#17 'tl‘i‘o inlaid tibial“: haviuxo good
ft high when, him
him-gnu, the dentist ‘
lilo mulls? who it til
Kenneth Colebur‘n. or Sorw IF;
renovated from «his rooent illneno
uvenuo, spent yostorduy in No
city on business
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Suporlntdndont Charles A. Coplou
of Norwalk. attended the circus in
lhldgoport. yoatordn'y.
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George Lookoyer, of West “tutti;
was One at the circus nttontlants at; .
Bl idgepmt yootordny.
Woicomot Stronger nudge. Sons or
8:. (lemon, will moot. Tuesday melting ‘
in their Muin street quurt‘er‘h
a-‘_
hit". and Mrs. D‘f, 13‘. Sullivan. oi.’
Clientu‘ut street, Norwuik, attended the
circus in Bridgeport yesterday.
John "Fort'ls,‘soh of Jesse hi. F‘orrlo,
0t Pitssnlc, N, J.. to in the Adironducku,
whoroho will sound the summer.
The Local Division. 60. no. or the
’l‘rolloydlonln Union, is ut‘hotluied to
meet one wool: from this overtly-lg.
Jesse M. Ferris und Imuil)’. of Pot:
suiu. N. J., bro hho guests of rolutlvoo‘
in South Norwallt. over the hoildayn.
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Willi‘uut Minor oi the Mutual lint;
Company who has hen unending hill
mention in illulne. hos returned homo.
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Dr. S. l). inureuco has gone to:
Westbrook to upoud the Fourth with;
hin daughter Sarah and Other friends-.9
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Minn M thol l-‘.Spout1iove. of Grove1
shoot, huh been quite ill with the grlpi
and noutnlgln, for tho pool, two noehu. i
The Firomon‘ u Mandolin orchestra
will hold it togtiltti withowal‘toxnor‘i‘ow
in tho ()id Well llooltru it Ladder coin
puny iiillIOlS, in limllund snout.
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A brunch oifloo‘ot tho Slutt'er Sena,
lug hintrhino Company in being loomed 7' 7
in the DOHOWHI block. in Rnilrond live-
nno. ’i‘ho stool: und fixtures are heing§
moved into tho store. today. i
Locul Union, No. 157. Sheet. uud
\iotnl Workers has lmntponed it; tog~
ninr meeting from Monday averting un- i
til the rub inst. At this time tho of '
iicornvtor'tho ensuing term will ho',
elected. i
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John H Sheldon, of the 'l‘rowhrldgo;
box factory, enters upon tho Join oi
his unnunl vacation. thin evening. Mr.
‘Sholdon will tulle a week and tutu-tn}
tonight for Philadelphia. where ho will 7
probnbly tomato during that time.
Morton Loo, son of Mr. and Mm.
John 1’. lion, ol‘ none inland, who re-
cently underwent an operation for at»
poudloiiis nth New York Hospital, in
roportod to be out of danger and Mr.
and him. Loo huvo returned to their
Bollo inland cottage.
A detonation 0t titty poop!» from The
Norwulku attended tho incturo which
won givou by Kimono V. lloiibu. tho no~
ted liooinlioi, which won given in 8mm-
tord, tout ovouluu. Mr. Dublin appeared
to ho uhout ttrotl out and could hardly
tulk. uh: voice uutlerinutrom the attain
to which it, inns boonbubiootou.
Martin ‘1‘. Buttery. at Drona ntroot,
who toil from It shorty two at tho
knight of about twenty tool on Wod-
mildly uttmnoon hi improving lie
was not7 ouriouply idiom nod it in
moonlit tho: 1279 will noon be able to ho
about unlit. lilo friend» oonoldor him
tortuous in that ho was not mom had
iy hurt, continuing the hoigbi in: tail.
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blotter; tit routina ominou- were
irotiuhototi all an initiation or the Show
trio Commissiogniu, lit thrill meeting.
bold hon multilinwrhu olooh‘tio also
promotion will: minimal at. toms
length. Recently. for” ,oitpbtlnion pur-
pom, the lotion "it" Willi plating on tho
ohhnuoy of this pilot. null sum up to
mortality troll. Tum it no doubt but
what when woolen. did also will hit or
grant brliiittnoy no will eclipse all nth.
or oixni’ oi into 7
Found‘thé Store
Crowded to the Doors
‘We regret that a. number of
customers were that waited on.
Hove arrangéd for an "
ClerkSTOday
So that Everybody will be Served
The “WHITE”
SHOE C0
SOUTH NORWALK
Formerly the Flynn Shoe Store
90
Wash’ 11
Street
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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run souru NORWALK SAVINGS BANK
crrv NATIONAL BANK ,
THE SOUTH nonwntx TRUST COMPANY ‘
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Extra S ecials at the
A P‘Store
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, ll RID LITTER DAY IN OUR STORE.
TIN
STAMPS FRII.
VERY DIST BUTTER. A POUND...
A-uaoonuvuuvoonottoioovooooovio‘ a7.
ALP FANCY PATENT FLOUR, A BAD ... 78¢
NAT‘V‘ ‘QGHy A Data" In;I02”aI.qt»atIvnonion-uouolltosooouupiu I“
OHRIDDID WHEA‘t'MtPAOKAGI................................... llo
Tot. Nu. m.-
"ALERT” TO HAO! TODAY.
Gimme ti. dram. 780mm Show.
and w. Franklin lat-hop, or Novwnlit.
utttrtotttrom tho blowout Yacht olub
tut around: in onComutodmflmbit
W. Bond's .“Alorti’ tor tho Now Ro-
ohollo ‘ Yooht ‘olub, this “moon, tutti
ohonooo noon: Moroblo for tho lmly
one Wanam- F“.
oontly thought. down from Now 86m . .7
don in tho to: which lulu om tho 7
utopia to win.
Morton. It... and blame to
The Great A8:P Tea COnipany
m WMHINGTOM or, :9er Minimum.
Dotlvorlio IIIO u. in. and It!) is. in.
’8'” WWW.
"mm a not triad." on tho .8.
My wheel. .7
“W: on pol‘toot 80M." rammed tho ‘
flour.
“It moon: lining but hard hunch
for nto « amino tho suit.
7 flint it is clean. .7 7
not; provlousiy boon maiden
, water before scalding.
‘ prescribed by a neighbor7 ,7
7 and drink and cannot,
Diamond in a Report from the sme’
, too the botanist
7 very common in a wild state, make!
, ,_ ., 7 moth“ conditions in tho moon pro
iN THI GARPIHTIIR IHOP.
until; “iii-ill: Donia: ,
Donn innw milk unload you the euro
't expose nun: or its container
«sun for an indefinite tluté. ,-_. «
'Doo‘t out tnlllt‘ in a vessel tutti: butt
. . ’t cool: milk in vessolil thut are
into or other purpoaon. ’ 7
flout. hoop milk in tho sumo com
partntont 0f} the r‘etrtgomtor with 0th 7
or notables Mill: abst'lnlla odono all well
Don’t tell. a mill: bottio upopven
od.
Don: le‘l the mill: bottle blond no 7
untitled utter uto. Wash it at once.
Don’t fall to. rinks tho bottlg in cold
Don' t use any buttreah milk for the
baby
‘ Don't give the bully a mill: mix bro.
’l‘lou‘t hoop the milk warm all tho
time. Germs grow.
Don't use n titotmos bottle to keep
boy's mill: wntni
Don’t blow the milk to cool it.
Don' t heat the milk a. second time
hotote feeding it to the baby. 7
Dent moisten the nipple with your
own mlivo belote putting it into the
baby‘s month
Don‘t rescue dying tiles from
milk had then use the milk
Don‘t use milk in the bubv‘ a store
the
Don‘t. drink, mill: rapidly.
tho
be' digested
qulciuy.
‘ Don‘t accuse the mill: dealer of nor-
ving sour milk until you have inersll-
tinted your home handling of it.
Don't. forget that too is the hem pro-
serntlvo for milk. See thitt is is about l
the milk cotnninor. instead of being
eaten by thouohtidron. ‘
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DISEASES OF TREES.
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Agricultural College.
NEW HAVEN. Juno 29.-Disonsos§
of trees. garden and fluid erupts null
tho moons of prevention and cures.
where trootment lu pouulhie. are dis-i
cussed in the. report juutf issued by the-I,
Connecticut Agt'iuuttuml Stntion of thei
lost two tours work of Dr. G. P. Clin-
The report. says; i
The plnoturrnn: disease introduced?
tram Europe on seedlings has been'
found in'o low plucoo in the atom. This
in a fungus trouhio, which lives in on
stage of development on the pine and
in another stage on the ourrunt. The
fugue can only spread from one to the
other host. If it spreads abundantly,
tho’diuonao ta copblo or doing grout
Mouse by stunting and deforming the
young treats.
In consequence of the new interest.
in tom: planting, there have been set
in the note within tho inul tow years
about 840,000 imported pine seedlings
bouillon about two million seedlings
grown by the tot-eater in the station‘s
numry It Rainbow and-,sold at cost
to per-bun who are planting torost
land. All at the imported aoodllnxa,
with low exceptions, have been twice
inspected carefully and only a tow
infected upoclmenn tound and destroy-
od. The fact that the alternative
halts, cumin: and soonoberry, one not
it long likely that the disease will do
extensive damage.
There in at similar plnovuwoot torn
til-mo, which in much more likely to
motto trouble.
A record at Mo yonru' mm at unrav-
inx pontoon tor blight.7at the nation
mm. prom that even in‘yotmi whim
blilht do» littlo or no domnso. than
noun aprttyiug has more thou polo tor
ital! in lucroulediylold ot potato".
drown: who will spray weirdly uni
thoroughly can protect. their vet-opt:
quite outintootorlly in union. My poa-
wu trout blight: and tho «minted w
tutu rot. guilt tile ”mantis tintt it the
ml the pro/Minuet or hiillu without
that: old. novmhoim the spraying
will ton-roll: m to:- digit in inflow,
A pow on thonodpom, which ml
the that... Or wiutor. it“!!! at tho W
tow 8118M. in ohhfly not lutorut‘ to
Will. Dr. (itinton into at loot mo-
«and lost-Wins? tum spam in out» 7
mm“ on that they can lie dumbed.
’l‘llii III! novel tutor, boon notion»
pitting. 7 .
It is food , ’
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Attracts...
Celebration Sale
Big Crowds. A Few of the
Reasons. Come Tonight f ‘7
$4 50, DRESSES $2 98
We will sell tomorrow 25 new pretty Lawn Dresses, the very
net‘vest designs in Figured Lawns. This lot was purchas-
ed at a very spetiul price; every Dress in the lot worth
not 1ch than $4 5$0. While they last tomorrow, 82. 98.
DRESSES AT $1.98
One entire sect-ion will be filled with Dresses to sell at $1.98.
Values from $2.50 to $3 50. On sale main floor.
DRESSES At $498 ..
About 100 Dressos' in the lot, consisting of Embroidery, Lawn
‘ and Fine Dre‘ss Ginghams; all sizes and styles; worth up
to 377.
Very special these two days $4. 98.
$1500 SILK DRESSES, $6.98
25 Silk Dresses, worth 815, all sizes; the silk alone 18 worth
$6. 98, Until the lot' to said. $6. 98.
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snows AT 25c
Shapes that sold, up to $1,
on saloptw‘o’ days, 25c.
SILK PA‘RASOLS at $5.39
7 Sample Sill: Parasols. worth
* Muslin Gowns.
with embgpidery and rib-7
from $3 to 84. so. The en~
tire lot on sale at $2. 39
DAMASK, 39c YD
Extra good quality Table
Cloth, very good value at
soc. On sale, 39:: yd.
506 GOWNS, 39c ‘
Muslin Gowns, trimmed
«. with lace, cut extra full;
regularly 50:.
two days. 39c.
7 697a GQWNS. 49c
trimmed
On salg.
bo‘n vhlue 89c. On sale
at 479C *7, . 7
5: 25 8: $150 MIDDY
BLOUSES, 99::
The very finest Middy
Blouses sold. trimmed
with flannel and wool
serge collar and coils, all.
sizes. from 6 yrs. to 44.
Very spacial for two days,
990.
BELTS.19c ‘
About 50 Sample Belts in
this lot. worth from 50:: to
$1. The entire lot on sale
at 19c.
LINEN SKIRTS, $1.49
Very plain Tailored Skirts.
'rdie belt and buttoned
own aide; very ‘new,
$149- ‘
TRIMMED HATS. $995
We have grouped together
:1 number 9‘! our Slimmer
eta. wort up to 5, for
MS days only, $3.95
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WAISTS AT 99c
500 Waists in many difi‘er-
out- styles and materials;
values to $1.50. On sale
at 99c.
WASH SKIRTS 59c
Made in tan and white, of
~ good quality Linene, all
sizes. On sale at 590.
MEN‘S SILK HOSE, also
25 dozen all Silk Hose for
men. The entire lot on
sale at 25c pr.
DRESSES AT 99::
7 75 Dresses, sold at 8:.25, in
Percale and Figured
Lawns. The entire lot on
sale at one price, 99c.
KIMONOS, 10c
mo fine Lawn Kimonos,
made of good quality Fig-
ured Lawn; regularly 15¢
and 19:. For two days,
Inc.
7 35:: HOSE, 25c
Ladies' Fine 7 Silk Lisle
Hose, very thin and extra
good for wear; regular
value 35:. On sale, 25c.
25c DRAWERS. 19::
Ladies’ Muslin Drawers,
regularly 25c. On sale
at 19c.
BATHING SUITS. $1.59 1
Ladies‘ Fine Bathing Suits.
in blue and black, neatly
trimmed; all sizes. On
sale for two days, $1.69
Value $2.
SAMPLE WAISTS, $1.98
Waist: worth up to $4,
many good styles and
sizes. Very special for:
two dayu, $1.98
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Reduotion Sale
or LAon mo meow cum.”
VOILE. wnu onuaauo AND wmo'ra.
calm. anion. LAWN. ,7
Prices to null: ovony plfl'tihtlfil‘. Ono thoumtd high grudojamplo
Wallet: to be cloud out to: loni than tho mommm‘n price; Como ‘ ' ’7‘
below it in too into. at you out not worn to into: it.
The“ Pans Cloak 8: Sort . Hon":
‘I’HI LADIIS’ SWLS 81‘6“!
618 tum 88. Itornford
HOMWMBGSDD,QL a..uuun1°§l3*
Mmrdfiurdlnen. out: .......... 891W.
Norwalk Chronicler