Charonuav.‘ JUNE 22; 1912
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A Complete Assortment of
Ladics’
House Dresses
at 79c, $1.00 and $1.40.
LADIES’ Kimonos
at 10c, 25c and $1.00.
, All Sizes.
E. K. BANKS
Mahuckemo Hotel Block
South Norwalk
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The Circulating
Library,
With all the latest books for ac
per 'day.
Come in and find out about it.
WM. P. BEERS
South Norwaik and Norwalk
STATIoNEnY STORES
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Generally fair tonight and Sunday;
not much change in temperature;
light north and northwest winds. An
extended area of high pressure, cen-
tral over the Lake region, is produc-
ing pleasant weather this morning in;
all sections east ot‘ the lior-ky Moun-
tains except on the South Atlantic
coast, where cloudy and rainy weather
prevails.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'i‘emperature: Low. iii; high, 8‘2.
1 lll‘lly cloudy.
I The regular dance will be held at:
the Noruallt Country Club this even
ing.
Miss \‘iola \‘oigiit, oi‘ Burritt ave-
nue, was one of the number of local
people who saw Yale beaten by Har-
vard in the boat races at New London.“
Onli routine matters of business
weie consideicd .it the meeting of the
boaid 0i eicctiicai (OlllllllshiOllt‘lS last
evening.
The second nomination of officers
took place at the meeting of Lincoln
Council. No. 4. 0. U. A. .\1., which was
held last night.
~Lalest Straws at O'ilrienfis.
With the tide high late in the after-
noon tomorrow. if the weather is
warm. the swimmers will probably
appear in droves for the water has
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armed up considerably by now.
The birthday party and exercises
which were held at the meeting of the
Douglas Fowler Relief Corps. last
night in the G. A. it. Post rooms Werc
well attended. The affair was a happy
one. the members proving themselves
to be charming and accomplished
hosts which accounted for the pleas-
ui'ee of the evening, An excellent pro.
gram was rendered and refreshments
served.
The board ol‘ directors oi“ f'iiurt lulu.
Tiei Club hold it him-ting last 1-W‘lllllL’.
at which time the Fourth of .luly ('l'l-
cbraion was discussed. it was dccld-
oil to have water sports, including
awliuniiug races and diving for the old.
or folks up well an a i-ar-k race to at-
"Jord tuiiuiicittent. For tlic childri'n
track and fluid tow-nth on the bcucli
will be planned. ii‘iirilicr lilllllh‘ will
be pcrt‘cctcd on Monday evening.
w Soft and Stiff little.
Star of (‘olitmhlti Circle, Pompan-
ioiia of the it’lii‘oat. held a very sac»
vcant’iil tltiiicio at lloton I’oitit. lIlFL cvip
hing. at. the pavilion. 'i‘lic affair watt
largely ilili‘llfk'fl and conilitiona being
diivorttliic, tho dancing wuut‘il‘tliolicbl.
it wan neither too hot, nor too cold
in the open air. The large 'numher
of people who attended arc in hoped
that. thd iutllca will give another event.
of the «am... character hciore the area»
Kong‘tunca to an Mid.
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CASTOR lA
, For Infants and children.
'qu liliti totillau Alum Bought
hem thu‘
. 47m
maximum of
Agency
Huyier’s Chocolates
Foss‘ Quality (summaries trash every
Meek. ‘ ‘
A. low,
Refrigerator
You want a Refrigerator that will maintain a low temperature
with a email amount of ice. You want. a reliable value for the right
refrigerator means health. Our duo of refrigerators are charcoal
tilled and odorless ahd uses iltilu ice and one that will keep food
‘ In a perfect condition and they range in mice .
From $6.75 up to $45
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‘A. J. Collins 8100.
‘ Report of the Condition of
THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO. I
at the close of business on the Jith
Wuuumou
A FOOL IS A MAN WHO THINKS EVERY WOMAN’S BLUSH IS
A STRAIGHT FLUSH.
There are other men who seem to think any old thing that potti-
try will eat is quite. good enough for them. The careful poultry
keeper knows better than this. while the wise, as well as careful,
poultry keeper appreciates the great value of BONNIE HOME
GROUND i’Oili.’l‘ltY FEEDS. which insure the very best poultry,
piutnpest broilers and the beat layers.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
First in quality, last in price. always in the minds of its custom-
ers—Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
OW””MW
day of June, 1012.
ASSETS.
Loans and Discounts ....siiXT 6:": 'it‘.
Overdrai‘ts ............... .317. ti»
Slot-its anti Securities. not
including those set aside
for Savings licpos.itors..
Furniture and Fixtures
1'39. .i’il -..:l”
.iUl‘ll ”0
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Certified Ice
tanking llouse .......... .30 000. 00 .
line from other iianlts. . , . .
mm.” , and frost (-01”. We desire to inform our patrons tha t. we handle (‘ertillcd ice only. "(‘Cl‘lb
J panics ................. 10 370.‘ ’ i lied lc"e is a natural Ice which has be en exai Emmywemr potent authorities
i. iltic iriiiii Allill'm't‘il ”43- _K 0' _ ‘ and found to be pure and wholesome for a; purposes. it'inlkbc freely use-
I VSEIO‘I ‘33:]: Sm"! ‘ '\"'it'loiini “ “MM i ed iti water. tea, lemonade, etc, for ilri nki g, without the slightest danger to
. liank Notes ' , .i up 934 “0‘ health from the ice. ’ ‘.
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(told (‘oin ................ t,oio.oo iisistrihutor tor the Not-walks
Silver (‘oin .............. 3,000.00 .
Minor t‘oin ............... l:iii .':i‘.i B k d I C S h N ik
(lit-tits and (‘ash Items I .3.3o. .3: ' r00 SI e 08 ompaHY$ Ollt orwa
iund set aside loi Savings l AND
iii-positors ............. 000430100 _ .
.......... .. Charles T. Pickering. Norwalk
iIAilIl Hilts.
.t‘apttai Stock ........... $ Situation Telephone 580
Surplus; li‘und .......... 30,000.00
.(lther I‘ndividcd I’rollts " T“
i 1035 t‘lli'i't‘lli (‘pr‘iln‘t’ri
i and taxes paid ........ 112.30 £04 . .
licscr tell for intciest .... 2". 7 it 00
line to Banks iiaukers t, Final Clearlng sale
and Trust Companies .. ll.7ll.71 . . ‘
Dividends i‘npaid '''''''' 1.3.00 of Ladies and Misses Stilts, (oats and Dresses at such low prices
lump-um ile- that you can‘t afford to miss it. as they must be sold because we nev-
' iii-“”15 ‘ 35"] l-‘l‘ ii i“ or carry anything over from one season to another.
Mattiiiilsniu- . We also invite you to inspect. our line of House Dresses, Ki?
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“Mum“ 90000430 | mouos anti “wists. Hie prices ill'o low anti styles correct. Come
'l‘otal Deposits
Trust, Funds
l.310.t.-N 05
illilihf l i.
...... at mistaking
(‘ouncttii ut. (ounty oil
55., South Norwalk. .luuc
Total Liabilities
State of
l’airiieid.
2i. 15012.
i. t‘harlcs it}. iiioyt. treasurer of the
aforesaid Trust Company. do solemn~
ly swear that the foregoing statement
is trite to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
(‘lriAiildCS is, “0361‘,
’i‘rcasurcr.
Subscribed and sworn to before me.
this let day of June, 1012.
SPENCER S. ADAMS.
Notary Public.
and be convinced.
WE ALTER FREE.
The Paris Cloak & Suit House
515 Main St.. Stamford. 33 So. Main St.. South Norwaik
Concrete, Cement. Flag
(ICurb & Gutter Reset
Old Wallis Recovered
WALKS
(“Grading Excavating, Team Work
RAYMOND BROTHERS
LOVER’S
“The Place"
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Elite and
Ralston
OXFORDS
Have you seenythe 1913 Model of the
Moyer Automobile
You are cordially invited to inspect it at our garage.
We rent Automoblca
By the hour, day or week. Our chauffeurs are skilled and
careful.
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER STREET Telephone 681-3 NORWALK, CONN.
» $3.50 to $4
Outing Shoes
VACHTING
BATHING
TENNIS
BAREFOOT SANDALS
“' for
CHILDREN
rwo 'sroans
' on WALL amen
NORWALK.
PHONE «a.
O. B. J acksgn
. Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
Norwalk South Norwalit
'osriiorarav
on. D. A. BHAMBAUGH
OSTEOPATHIO PHYBIGIAN
14.10 Colohurn Bldg. Nor-walk. Conn.
Graduate of the American School or
own. under the Murder, A; '1‘. ..
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Advertise Your Wants in the
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WEST
NORWALK
Mina Mabel Minter ls visiting Miss
Samuel Rice. "
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Charles iMncomber has purchased it
new automobile.
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ii. Gunther ia’spcndlng a Week at
Mrs. Beck's house. ’
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Miiin Genevieve Weed
visiting Mrs. .1. Baths.
has been
Mrs. J. Bechtele has moved to her
son‘s house in New Canaan.
Mr. Vochnrgh'n sister anti little
(litiigliter have been visiting here.
Mr. Sohmcnger, of Philadelphia, is
visiting'his brother in this town.
A strawberry. festival was held
Thursday evening at the Unloti chapelil
Charles Macombér has sold his teanil
of oxen to a party iii North Stani-
lord.‘
Miss Florence Smith of New Milford
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visited with. .\ilsu tirncc ilail last
week.
id Benedict has rented a cottage
from S. C. Mort-house, iii South Noru
walk.
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~2\Ir. and Mrs. O‘Hara have i'clurnctii
from an automobile in
(‘llllscllli.
trip
Miss .iosiie McDonald is cujoyingl
lioi \.ic.ition with her pnitnts at their .
bungalow. ' 1
(‘linrlos t‘arlson has gone to camp
at Port Wright. with the South Nor-i
walk companion. l
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for an operation.
Ali‘s. Accorn. who has been in
Stamford Hospital.
ifi improving rapidly.
Mrs. 'I‘cii Brook, Mrs. llorrmuun and
daughter liope are visiting in Ncwl
for ti fcw days.
The Boy Scouts hold their regular
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meeting last Wednesday ci‘cning. at;
the residence of S. (‘. Moreiiouse. i
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Mrs. it}. A. \\'crtz is back again, at.
Site will
summer vacation lici'c. l
A party was held last Friday even-i
lug iii the home of disc Sarah .Vlcinel
in honor of hot S<\(‘lil(‘t'lilil biithdii)
and Mrs: Million are happy over
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day night. Mother and daughter
doing nicely.
are
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This evening, June 22 has been scl‘
ccted its tho Opt'illllg night of lite "Ar-
bor Ice (‘rcnm Garden" at Riverside
Farm," West Nonwaik avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. ileckle have left
their home on Mr. (’l‘i-iara‘a place.
and art- now living with .\It'. and Mrs
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lcorgc liolznianu of New Canaan. ‘
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boy was born to Mrs. ll.
\Vccd, Tuesday morning. He weighed
ten pounds. His name is to be Daniel .
Le Iioy. Mother and baby are doing.
nicely. i
A baby
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The strawberry and ice, cream t'eiiti“
val given by the Sunday school class}
of Allan M. (litiver at the Union Chit—j
pol, June 20 was very well attended,
and wan a fine success both socialiyl
and fitiaiiciuily.- ‘
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Mr, and Mrii. A. Hermann celebrated;
illt'll‘ lil‘tcoiitb wi-dding llilllle'l-llll‘y“
hit-ii. Saturday. ’I‘hcrc were nbotttj
hightccn friends and relatives present.“
who all had a vvry pleasant time.
during the occasion.
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Last Saturday iHii'ltinoon. the lipid-1
wood llnacbail team came all the Will!
to Wont, Norwtilk to give the homo!
team another chance. Although the
Wool Not-walk team did some grind.
work. still they wr-ro once more un-
aucccuafnl. But never mind. The.
amount to junta commencing and West.
Norwallt will show its good work it?
little Intor on.
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A CARD.
This In to certify that. it‘olei‘h limi-
er and Tar Compound docs not, con-
tain any opinion, any habit. forming
drugu. or try ingredients that. could
poaalbly harm. ltu poem. 0n the coin
tram. its great healing and soothing
qualitioa make it.
coaghit, colon and irritations of the
throat, client and bingo. H. L. Biom~
quiet. moduli-o. Win, says rhin wile
considers Foley’s Honey and Tar -
Compound the beat 05mph cure on the
market. "Bite lino tried various kinda
but Foley's give the best result of all." -
'l‘hevgenulne is in a yollow package.
Ask for Foley’s Honey and Tar (tom- '
pound and accept no substitute. W. li‘.
Wigmore and Co. » u
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MI8UNDER8TOOD.
Allele-*1 like this Itylo oi couture. f: g, ‘
«You woe my hair an a natural part , ,
Massa- l _ ..
She's gold of hair and blue’ of eye.
When a New Perfection
Comes inattheiiDoor
Heat andDirtgFly Out
at theAWindow. m. Stove“ 0’
saves Time .
What would it mean to you to have ii: saves gab?
. heat and dirt banished from your kitchen It xxx—licoU
this summer—40 be free from the blazing
range, free from ashes and soot»?
Made will-l. 2|nd3hum-
en. wit long. enamechd. 'lur-
. New Per ction
Oil Cook-stove
quo'uevbine clumn an -
wmel finishzd ehintluliuut.
The 5- Ind 3~burncr stove:
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I With the New Perfection Oven. the New Perfection
Stove is the most complete cooking device on the market.
It ll just on quick and handy. too, for washing and ironing.
an be in with or without I
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW YORK
cabinet top. which in filled in ilh
drop shelves. iowciraclt c etc.
New
NEWAYORK CITY l’ BUFFALO, N. Y.
LB.ANY N. Y. BOSTON MASS.
All (10.1th cur the
Pctlcclion Stove. rec Cook-
Book with every clove. Cook-
Bools also given to anyone
sending 5 cent: to cover mail-
ing coll
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THE PICNIC GIRL. IT'S IN THE AIR.
,\‘ow's the Ilillt‘ when Willie's
And timer iii-ops lit-r hat on. (iciitiy turiictli toward baseball.
And always. putts the custard pic ()t't it“ came home late to supper“-
.lust win re it will he sat on. Now he docsii't dine at all.
—-.iudgc. ~—.ludge.
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fancy,
Saturday Specia
Bitter ...................................... lie and die it).
(liciisv. pct“ i'ii. .............................................. "20
Eggs. per dozen, strictly fresh. ............................ 200
ii‘rankturtcrs, per lb ........................................... 1:30
llologna ... .Dv-l' lb. ................................ .. . .. ...... 150
Sliouliierg per lb. ........... . ................................. 140
' l’iii‘k pcr iii. ............................................... .. 18c
CEREALS
Now that lllf‘ilis are so high why not use cereals instead? They
are iiezitllit‘nl and nourishing as, well as cooling, with the exception"
of Oatmeal.
We have the following today.
ti pugs. Krinliie or lielloggs Flakes ...........'............. . .. 25c
it pkgs Shredded Wheat ........ , .............................. 25c
3 pkgs. Raisioii‘s Wheat li‘ood ................................. 25c
2 pltgs. l’ui‘t‘cd Rice ......................................... 2:;
:i pkgs' Pitt‘t‘t-d Wheat ..................... . ................. .. 250
i lbs Rice, ........... - ....... . ................................. 250
Any of those cereals served with cream and fruit are delicious.
Sliced peaches ................ per tiii ........................ .. 15c
Sliced Pineapple .............. large tin ................... 3.... 25c.
Egg Plums ................... per tin .......................... 15c
Red Raspberries ...... ...pcr tin .......................... 150
Sliced pears .................. her tin ......................... 100
in tinned vegetables can you beat this.
2 This (‘orn Regular Size ................................... 25c
‘2 This Stringed lieuns ...................................... 250
'2 Tina Tomatoes .............................. 250
‘2'l‘lnsi’cas .......... ............................ ..250
Asparagus Tips per tin ........................... 230
Potatoes. per Pk. ......... . ....................... .40
Onions. peer. ................. ......... . . ..... 07
3Shrcddcdt‘odt’ish ......... .. .‘25
it)rl0ii's(‘0tlflt§h ........ .. ........... i4
:‘if‘atis Shiiinps. ....... . . '25
Nurseiv and Square Brand Milk 3 This . .. .25
Pure Cider Vinegar, per Bottle. t'ull Quail .10
i‘iiiffv'n (irace Juice ...... ..... .. . ....... 15, .2‘5 & .40
(‘ lllllf‘l‘ Aw 58151103111111. I’lflill Soda and Com (.‘olti, pet btl. .04 8: .08
Royal ( or 0.1, with “Money Back" inataniee, per 1,4,; lb. ‘1 in lb
3 am. Milk and Soda crtickcre...... .25
l'nccdn liiscuit. Lemon snaps. Graham crackers, per Pkg...” .04
Cakes of ill kinds. per lb. ...... ...... .. .12
Snrcl. the new salad rcloi-ili, per bottle ......... .10
It this. Pickles, Mustard pickles, and Stuffed Olives, also pickled
()llltilt0,1’. bottles .. ....... ......” ... ... .... . ... .25
itucitei'g l_‘octia, 2/4 to. ’l‘m......... . ...... .. ...... 0t!
All llilili'lilt"s L‘Ocon. ilnd UliOCOmte contain litiiniitoii premium
coupons.
ill'llj”. 3 Packages ;. ...... ...... .25
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'I‘ryplioau, 2. packages ......'.........' ..... .Zb
’l‘wcntyutlvc alanipi; extra with each pound of our than and coffees.
lion't forgot to unit for 8. Suit. Trading Stamps.
DARRAGH BROS.
Washington St. Bridge
’Phone 923 . ‘f‘
a real remedy for '
comm-gnu node will to ton on ' i
_ decrements-Mn. ~ "
The Hatch 8t Bailey Company
aourn NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone, 46. .
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute rm- lath ii
plus/tor and wall-paper. It is susceptible of an infinite V l
at artistic design: tori mills: and «allude, and Wall“ of I
" " ' and: Whitman and taste. We are mutt.
Norwalk Chronicler