EBAY. 1111111919. ‘ 19111
'M'ir'l‘
A Complete Assortment ct
. Ladies’
, House Dresses
lit 7113.11.00 and 11.49.
LADIES" KIMDNOB
at. 10c. 25c and "$1.00.
‘ All Sizes.
‘ E K. BANK t
" Mnhaokemo Hotel Block g.
Southhlorwalk . .19 ,
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L N WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwaik and vicinity: Fair to-
might and Sunday; not quite so warm
touts-:11”: mode1ate westerly winds At-
,f;:1‘nospbeilc presume has inc1eased in
the; w11OIe region east of the Rocky"
lMou‘htains, except in New England
handNew York, where it is lower. The
nmrthwstern high pres-sure urea occu-
lples the same position as yesterday.
Emir-“Weather prevails in central sec-
"tiollspand‘c1011dy in Atlantic and Pa-
1 0111c: states and in the Southern'
:Stiites east of the Mississippi. Heavy
‘~ rains are reported from Alabama and
‘ showers from other Southern States.
,1 {- WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
,, Temperature: Low, 64; high, 79.
' Clear.
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’ Mi‘s‘s Helen «Becker of Fairileld ave-
nue, is spending two weeks in Plain-
.lieid;'N. J.'
rs.-Jolln McSaily, of Nor;
, united in marl‘iage at St.
91’ web one 1esr ego yester-
- 11y. “Via Mc‘Sslly for formerly Mlss
Margaret Elwood.
The local trolieymen are planning
1 it) start a movement to have the C011:
7- necticut Company allow them to wear
:‘coomr uniforms What will come of
, the plus is not known.
is
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen, of Nor-
- milk; celebrated the first anniversary
«it their marriage yesterday Mrs Ai-
lien was «formerly Miss 0111 Mai Hen-
.Illlllclts .01 Broad River.
The Norwalk city council will meet
~10 Monday evening for the considers-
, 1511 of. routine and regular business.
LTl‘l‘e council will probably take some
action. relative to the carnival.
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1' i ~Pansmas, Panslnas. O'Brien's.
“
The Misses Jennie Hoyt, Emma An-
' demon and Alberta Twiss of East
N'Norwlli-k, left this afternoon for New
" York city, enroute, for Portland, Mo.
.where they will spend their vacation.
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"The school children regret that the
’Glorlous Fourth does not (some dur-
i , lug’the school terms, for they figure
I that they are missing a holiday when
they take one 1111 their summer vacu-
’ 1, t’gn. “rm;
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M.r and Mrs. Stephen Lino Folgei,
I New York city, well known in Nur-
lit. celebrated their first snuiver
uneasy in their home in a qui-
ililer. Mrs Fidget was former-
lss Bertha Iluliwiiz.
flusott and Stilt Huts. O'Brien's.
“WM
(Hemorlol flay was celebrated in u
re omuoive manner this your 11ml
1 only lilting that July 4111 should
{5’1 ‘mopoudinxiy enthusiastically
‘ ted. ”the carnival olthe night
111 produce the desired reuult.
‘uoleolmen are sending letters
. the Weetport avenues reel-
(is M busy and pay their bills
town for improvements that
Sean oifeotiye in the thorough-
31‘ money must lie paid before
not My hove paid and the
has: rescaled to not
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:11“ day.
South Norwalk; and Norwalk
the Norwaik Country Club this even~
lug.
Pa.,
iian Collins, 01 6 Warren street.
the Norwalk Country Club will com-
mence this afternoon at 3 o’clock.
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With all the latest bucks for ac
Come in and find out about it.
WM. P. BEERS
STATIONERY STORES ‘
The weekly dance will be held at
Miss May Farrell, of Wilkesbnrre,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Lil-
av...—
“ The tennis handicap tournament at
Miss Harriet Odell, of East av‘enue,
has gone to Akron, Ohio, where she
is visiting relatives for the summer.
Miss Cornelia Odell, of East avenue, ,
is visiting Miss Ruth Wooison, of
Springfield, Vermont, for a few weeks.
w
ers will play baseball this afternoon
on the Mayflower oval, the game to
start at 3:30 o'cl0ck..
The Board of Electrical Commission-
ers held its regular meeting last night
at which time routine matters 01 busi-
ness were considered.
.Mr. and Mrs. "Arthur Sammie, ‘
New Canaan, were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Sammie, oi’ Mar-
shall street last night.
Mrs. .1089th L Wuiz and daughter,1
\iiss Fiorine Will: have returned 10‘,
their home in New York, after visit-
ing in South Norwulk.
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The winnipauk Gun Club will hold
a shoot on the Fourth of .iuly com:
menclng at 9:30 o'clock and contin-
lng until about 1 o'clock.
S. W. Kelley, Jr., of Detroithlliich.“
is home for a vacation and is visiting!
his parents Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Kohl
ley, of Seaside place, East Norwnlk.
There are no fish left in the Maine
woods. ‘11rvlng Tolies and V. 11. Dunn,
who returned yesterday utter a two
weeke‘ trip, caught them all. Scales.
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Misses Rose and Clara Nulteiord
and Lillian Collins and Messrs. James
Benincosu, Jack .and Neil McNally,
enjoyed u sail last evening, on the
Sound. ,
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A meeting of the governing bonrdl
of the Norwnlh Country Club was holdl
last evening. 'l‘wo residents and three
nun-rcsidont members were elected to
membership. The cuterlainmeul com»
mitten reported thut ltis sending out
notices to the members containing the
program of events for the summer.
The purchasing committee of the
town board of school visitors hold it
at which time matters pcrtuiuing to
the purchusc of supplies for the town
schools were cousldercd
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ADVE-RTIBED LETTER8
Below is a list or letters remuulnn
uncalled for at the following pout oil!-
can tor the current moi.
South Norwslk.
Walter 0001:.
Miss Kate Duffy. ‘
Fred Ebert.
D. 1’. Frost. .
1111C. o (lildersioovo.
'John A. aim.
Richard Keir. Woodward reek.
Fred Jones. ,
_ Mrs. any Homer. 1 -
. Miss 13. Martin 12). ,
The All Americans and the Muyflow- .
of, ,
special meeting yesterday afternoon, ~
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You want t Refrigerator that will maintain a. low temperature
with a small amount at loo. You want it relluble value lor the right
refrigerator moans heal-1h; Our line oi retrigerntors are charcoal
filled and odorless and uses little lee 11nd one that will keep food
~ in s periect condition and they range in plice
110111115615 up to $45
pug—“w“,
A FOOL IS A MAN WHO THINKS EVERY WOMAN'S BLUSH IS
A STRAIGHT FLUSH.’
There are othex men who seem to think any old thing that poul-
try will eat is quite good enough for them. The careful poultry
bee-per knows better than this, while the wise, as Well as careful,
poultry keeper appreciates the guest value or BONNIE HOME
GROUND POULTRY FEEDS, which insuie the 1'er best poultry, 1
plumpest broilers and the best lay.els
‘, . ‘ MANUEL T. HATCH.
First in quality, last in price, always in the minds oi its custom-y
ers-Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
Certified Ice
we desire to inform our patrons that we handle Certified ice only.
Distributors for the Norusiks.
Brookside Ice Company, South Norwalk
AND
Charles T. Pickering, Norwalk
Telephone 580 ..
YOu Ladle: who have not yet supplied yOur complete clothes needs
for this summer should do so before' the Fourth You certainly
should not fail to see our elegunt showing of stylish and dependable
goods before making your purchases. it you want the best, you can
place your confidence in anything you may purchase here; We urge
you to come and see what this store offers. When you select any-
thing here, it matters not What price you pay, you are certain of set.
ting the best values for the least money.
Ladies and Misses suite 820 yslues, for ....... . .......,.......312.00
Ladies and Misses Coats, $18 values, for ...... ..... 10.00-
Ladies and Misses linen suits, from ...... . . . . ...8 4.98 1111
L‘adies linen mots, from ..........$ 2.98 up.
Ladies and Misses dresses, from ....'...... ........... .98 up
Ladies and Misses Norfolk dresses from 2.50 up
Ladies and Misses pongee dresses, for ....., 5.00
Ladies and Misses white lawn dresses, from 1.98 up
Kimonos, from .... .......... .98 up
11.60 COrsetsJor... ..... 1.00
Princess slips .._........t .980, 1.98.and 208
Norfolk waists ..... ..' ......... .. ....... . 980 and 8150
Charming new waists for summer wear are here, waists that com-
blue elegance e11 le, comfort and serviceubility at prices that will sur-
wise those who hale been buying elsewhere. Come and see them
The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House
515 Main St. Stamford. 33 So. Main St, South Norwaik
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Concrete, Cement. Flag
WALK «Curb & Gutter Reset
. ‘Old Wall. 3 Recovered
llGrsding, Excavating, Team Work
RAYMONDBROTHERS
OWW
"Certi
lied ice” is a natural ice which has been examined by competent authorities
and found to be pine and wholesome for all purposes.
ed in water; ten, lemonade, etc, for drinking,
health from the ice.
It may be freely use-
wilhout the slightest danger to
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CONN. ARCHITECTS PROTEST
AGAINST THE TARSNEY ACT.
WASHINGTON, June 293—1111: mem-
bers of the Connecticut delegation in
magma received this Week, the us-
in! ot the Connecticut chapter of
American institute of architects held
in Hurtmrd, June 19th The resolu-
tions protest against the repeal of the
Torsney act, as proposed in one- of
the provisions of the laundry civil
unprepiiation bill, and requests the
members to vote and work against it.
The ansnéw act is a. law under
which the secnetury oi the treasury is
empowered to elect by competition
architects in private practice to de-
Hotel Mahack'emo'
‘ 1.11. cannon. Mgr.
Ber-vice and Cuisine Up-to-Date
Pinto- 32 our city and Upwardu’
‘sUNDAv omNcRs m
. Banquets a Specialty
solution adopted at the recent meet;
Farms Wantedl
. Anywhere in Connecticut
Did you ever hear of a farm being sold from , . . .
a“For Sale” sign board? We never did. This ‘ [ll
EMBLEM OF DISSATISFACTION makes a l"- ‘
neighborhood look CHEAP. Would you seek a "
location where every farm was plastered with a
“FOR SALE” board? Of course you wouldn’t.
It requires more than 1 “FOR SALE” sign to sell
property It requires energy, hard work, years of
experience and a thorough knowledge of the bus-
note.
We Have Sold More Farms
in your county this spring than all other agents
combined. As we have sold for OTHERS, why
not for YOU? GET IN ON A “LIVE WIRE"
while you can. You have been on a “dead one”
long enough. Tear down your "FOR S LE” dis-
tress-signal and prepare to wave the la ag of via--
tory. Write us givin full particulars, price,
terms. etc. Padded prices will not be considered.
WE HAVE HUNDREDS‘OF CASH BUYERS.
Stripe-Hodges Company
Real Estate Investments
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Have you seen the i913 Medel of the
You m cyordlally invited to impact it at our gonzo.
We rent Automobleo
lliVlli i‘l‘llfl‘l’ his" one um-
Moy er Automobile
B the about, days: week. Our abandon" are 11111.1 and
OSCAR H BANKS
NONWA’LK. CONN.
‘220 BROADWAY NEW YORK CITY
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