In whom alto OUR WEGIA‘LTV is to headline » 331%» aunt in not once proper and It Vb‘ 1 . “I! M urea penicillin men a. on ~ mu) Inspect our about: and priced hotels: buying elsewhere. ‘ The Holmes Milllnery 3 Monroe Street. Walk-Over ‘ SHOES We really want to treat you right. We have just unloaded the ,‘ our all purposes. These hordes coma ‘I'ill. well oration. Weights tram 1.100 flit!!! 0"“. B. HERSHFIELD adios Stables Comer Concord and Will any. June It. 101:. at new or Manse: Boned suitable direct from the terms and m to 1.600 ills. Come and tools . South Norwalk. wood Btreeto. flat-cargo of coal to come 'fo this harbc’u‘ since the re- t coal troubles. Coalis “Ailing at a greatly re; ced“ price—although not all loin as in former years. ( This is fresh mined, bright We want to give you shoes that are perfectly comfortable. that are sty‘ lish. that will wear to your entire satisfaction. M. Joseni & Sons 'l‘wo Stores. 105 Washington Bridge. ‘ 1 Benton St. \ THE TALE 0F 'rwo VESSELS. An earthen vessel and a areas we eel were floating down a stream. ‘ “Keep close to me." said the brass pot. "There is safety in numbers." “Not I." said the earthen pot. . “your brass sides might crush my more fragile ones." Moral: Choose your company care- fully. ‘ The very highest prices paid for brass and other metal by G. YOURDISKY Ely Ave. South Norwalk TEL. 912. lo a pound for rags. the very best prices for leather beds. LEM}? Doing It Selling their Junk to ll Alexander lbecause he pays the highest prices ‘lor Rags. Rubbers, Metals. Paper and ‘ ‘\‘x_-\‘\y.‘ fi‘ ‘ ,u.‘ I ”grin-r, urn/Jur' __‘ '1' / Buckskin or Canvas 1 ‘ Feather Beds. Also buys and sells . OXfords Pumps second-llnnded furniture. Call or " _ ' ’ write. I , A1 TOMOBILE I'lRl2% R. Alexander . 356-2. 21 Raymond St. '; 'j'/',‘¢f‘i‘ high Shoes ”in all the Latest Tel \‘\‘ ‘._‘ 5‘ \‘Y. \A‘ v. \‘u \_‘\ ‘ x The Last Two Week- of Our Remove Springs into Action .of vacation time. just when will mos with its most unboliev able values w Bmgaius. Don't hesitate or delmu 169 WASHINGTON STREET, Time Is Umited to Two Week: «Positively No Longer LAST CALL Shoe Sensation Such as South Norwalk has Never Known The Big idea. of this Sale, the cause of this drastic'actiou. is the absolute nceessi-ty of effecting a positive clearance or all our Imdies' Gents' Misses and Childrens buoee to make room for carpenters and builders who will soon be here to tear down the building. Coul- ing as it does just at the height of the season just at the beginning rive buyers. and will mark a. new epoch in the apparelhisiory or South Norwall: and vicinity. Byall means attend tAhls'Clnrlglvel or opeume DAY, FmoAv, JUNE, 28 9A. M. SHARP “I“ MAX LEVY l 8ole.A STANDARD WOOL BUNTING FLAGS. In All sizes at our prices. Guaranteed fast color COTTON FLAGS ‘ From Boo to $3.50. .................... _ Norwelkfe Leading Dry Goods Store 8 and 5 Gazette Building. Norwalk. Connecticut FLY A FLAG Camilla] Night and the Fourth of July are times when you do not want to be the only One On the Street without a flag Red White and Blue Bunt- ing. . WOOL ,BUNTING. Solors guaranteed will last or years. 25:; a yard. PURITAN MILLS COT- TON BUNTING. Warranted fast colors. SILK FLAGS FOR SOU- VENIRS. Bin. x 12 in........ me 15 in. x 24 in. . ............................ l. Only do a yard. .. 45c Friday at 9 A. M. i need the goods this great Sale ill attract thousands of appreciln .. SOUTHINAORWALK 35 FOrt St. It it's Junk sell to Wm Efflon, 35 Fort St, East Norwalk. who pays lo a pound for‘rngs. Best prices paid for auto tires and leather beds. lie: it: .doesnt go around with hells or does. ‘ln't come to the house unless sent for. Send postal or Tel. it]. Notify lie ahead as we are very busy. 00' OD. ,‘."4'4"/-1—1,¥i',-’i'/‘, ‘- \ ‘ \‘vl‘ lung-flu a“. alto/n I‘M/alnla'n ‘\‘\ .W\.\-\-\C\- The young man loves the young lady. That‘s his business. The young lady lows the young man. That‘s her business. Soon they will marry. _ That's their business. The minister will marry That's his business. When married they will need Fun allure. Carpets. Ranges. Stoves and Crockery. where they get the best) goods at lowest prices. ‘ Thul's my business. M. L. Rosen l 15 Ely Ave. l l them. .1". 83 N. ‘2. e-l» O 5 80. Norwalk, Conrad 2p WASHINGTON 8T Will be sold at Public Auction Saturday, June 29 TWO BUILDINGS on South Side . Washington St. Bridge One Large Building on North Side Washington St Bridge. m. REST BRIDGE C OMM ITTEE. BIRD FlillillTEllS WOMAN AUTOIST l onurmwmu. July :l.~—-ilrs. Nelson Macey, of New York city, a summer resident oi this town. had a narrow escauo from serious injury In an au- tomobile accident here today. While she was driving her largo our along Lake avenue a bird flow between her and the wind shield. of the car. This pluriled her so that she dropped the wheel. The car lmmedlulely swerved and ran into a tree, lining fluidly dum 'uxcd and slnuehing‘ the 'wind untold to Mill. Mrs. Marcy one out about the tune by the flying glans. She was “W 1 taken to the nearhy reuldeuce or W n 01111311 Ctmnoii. N0. 1342. Royal iium (I. Rockefeller, u‘here she was out, will hold a regular meeting git-on medical attention. oping In Mystic nhaln liaii.- “WWW Wit, ”my. and members are Money well lawman-an Advent-re mom in The Sentinel.“ ' , . 80“? store, waiting for you It will wear “well is artis~ Eli are right, too. “and furniture and slaves denohamed. ll out... or. m 419 MM l . at two o’clock this afternoon MUM-«mm. llllilll lllll lllllilllll Mre. WIlliem J. Bailey The many friends of Mary Jane Bui- ley. wife of William F. Bailey will learn with regret of her death which occurred at her home on mellow street, linubury. at 0:30 Sunday even- ing. Although who had been Ill for live. week‘s her condition was not thought to be serious and she appear ed to be Improving She was lim- lour yearn. four months and two days or age. hire. Bailey was born In North (Salem. N. Y.. but Iiadllved the great. er part of her life In Deuhury. He» sides her husband, she le survived by four (lengthen, Mrs. Fred ill. Hall. Mrs. James A Scull. Mrs. Frank It'reb and“6 Miss Emily Ballo': one son. wu~ Mani-LI Bailey, .ir..ali or Denbury: two sister‘s lire George M. Horus of North Salem. N Y: and Mid. alarmed Knio on or George rowel“ we brothers Jae Aneleman. of Norwalk and doom Ans [lemon or New Ymeity. ‘ ‘ _l W. The funeral was from do lots home . The M’ a when clitoral to We soot: stiletto hirsute he " ’ was on they FIREIEI WILL BE‘ till DUTY Tillldll'l' The South Norwalk fire department will be on duty all night tonight. guarding against accidents. The boys will have "foods" in their respective houses but there will be no “open house,” this year. This practise hna ween tried out time and again and on each occasion it nae been abused and complaints have been received by the companies. The result is obvious. 'i‘he men will enjoy themselves and have the best wishes oi the commun- ity. The silicon: at tho city are warned not to leave Any. inflammable material in their yard: which might preciplw tale a blue. A hole lire um warm. dry'dliy: might easily canoe a con-l , floatation and It is up to each and - : every eltlnn to see that he doe: his will. . . . lidwmrou LAEY luluuio. A good American Believes in “ink- ing things cool; “ w,ater soda and oth- er beverages divorced from the hem. wedded to ice. but he name that inl- pullout pint of his ho. \teathm com tort PURE (‘eliified lte hills that want perfectly. it costs no mom than ice of quoslionahle purity. it‘s not loo good for you. Order lodrly. Phone 350. l llislrlllulols for The Nolwellks i Brookside ice Co. SOUTH NORWALK i and Chas. 1‘. Pickering. borwalk Ear Real w -—-—to lhe-— Gigantic Bridge Removal] sale Shoe Store 159 Washington A. St. You can save money. I don't ad. vertlse anything that i can't make good. Save you 20 lo 40 per cent. Now I will prove to you. Milwaukee Beer for $1.50 case. bottles. $1.20. 24 Nassau Pilsener. $1.10 case. pelted hears Evans PaleA le. line ta- ble Cream Ale. Clousen end Flanagan Cream Me. 61.10 ease. -Don‘t forget our wince, Port Sherry and Muscatel for 61. 00 ml Ie north :1. 50. This Is what you have been paying for the same quality. up. Bundles. lienuesey 3am. $1.75. Extra line. $1.10; Peach Brandy. 85c. Blackberry Brandy. 75c; Apricot Brandy. 85c. About 50 more other brands whistles. brandiea and cor- lion. but i will guarantee to save you tram 100 to 250 on every bottle you purchaee from us. ., You come and convince yourself., 'Our Tel d002 Prompt delivery. J DISESA l’amliy Liquor Store and Wholesaler. 65 Railroad Ave. do. Nor-walk. Conn. - mm. we.- a “an... M The Beers Meal It. ‘ ”Provision Co. . Mrs. Edward Smith. or WW“ I avenue. sustained a pain i Ilia! den? enrolls newsmamum ‘ ' ‘ homeroom he dimmer . The; ,. do “ ~. ‘ e]. \_- \v- x- \‘ way. \_‘- , _- t‘ “‘\“,¢\- _ . ‘ \luo- ‘ng‘ ‘- Bargains go; 3' George Keeler’s 1 Schlitz. . . \Velz and Zcrwerk Pllsener, ‘ luterboio. $1 00 CRQB. Other kinds lulu l H \Vhlskle: from 8200 dials that are too numerous to men- ‘ . end National Lead ' . tetanus fell back in the rumour. some “advance held elsewhere With special". anaemia in I‘ll-ll stools: and tauiovllle . Established .1863 - ' -;ar " lav/am"; an ‘fl' .Hau- "".-a';.r,i‘ Girls. U SI and. be convinced. WALL STREET. Will) a. msw Strength was shown «by stocks at thel opening today. The feature was steel: in a block of live thousand shares oil 72 3‘ 8 to 72 Ml, a maximum one mint; gain. Advanced or 1 to 2 points were recorded by heading, Union Pacific, Cinnamon Boonie. Brooklyn Transit W WALL STREET, 11 0’. inulmdinx going under yesterday I close. hot the , and. Nashville. _ H.Krieger~& Co. West Washington Street GRAND CARNIVAL of Special Prices in Ready to-wear goods for Men. Women Boys 81 . Our Charge Account .5 ~. . Plan. . Look, Look, Look. is open to everybody. plenish your wardrobe from our large stocks with no outlay of ready cash. Your Weekly Payments are acceptable .. .. AA . to us. No extra charge for this privi- . loge; Our prices are lower than prices “ in the so-called cash stores. pool two weeks‘ vacation ’ l'Knothe" and "Cross" llelts.. ’ Negliitce Shirts .. 61.00 to 'Pelamae 61.00 I (:ofiere. an: Hose. Neckvve Established 18681 . ,‘4' 1-" I "l';"-i~' -7 /': “owl—y- VI. x,‘ \_u \“y‘ \__\‘i\',‘ l. e, , ,x J ‘\.Y“’.“.‘\ l s gr}, ,' ’7' , ‘3‘ \‘n ‘Iu‘y‘ \ v Enquihfi You can re- ‘~1..\ ‘ 1‘. _‘ \.‘~.,‘ \,‘\~. , at; .‘p’.’i'/ -1"- "f‘ly, at. virtue/an." Alt/av". .““‘ ’ Come' lll , THE QUESTION or what "not to forget" when you pack your grip for min ll?- 3 surely on the minds or many people at present. ; Can we suggest? Bathing Suits . . .. 52.00 to $4.00 mulling Suit, Bolts 60 o .u-u.. ~ 500 to 1.50 with or without collar. Union Bulls knell length , lull length, sleeveless or 1..., gleam (loin 02.00 Athletic lindel‘weerJlloto 01.00, to 006 to '.60 Handkerchiele. Paris Ger Benton Gallon; ete..ete ,
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