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Price to Suit Everybody
WM P BEERS
STATIONERY STORES
holiday helper at DeKlyn’ s lbakery on
" yeh’terday.
Chief Thomas Leatherland will con-
tinue an interrupted vacation begin-
l'llng tomorrow.
George Weyerhauoer, oi Norwnik‘
‘ has been elected to the membership of
the Norwalk Fire police.
“Old Well Commandry, No. 953, U
220. 2G. 0., will meet tomorrow night in .
the South Norwalk Trust company’s
building.
~Seven passenger auto to hire. in.
quite Schaub’s Stable.
I
Earle L. Edmonds, bile affable, gen-
inland popular clerk in Bogers &
Stevens store is enjoying a fortnight’s
vacuum) from his duties.
The Norwaik Board of Library di-i
, rectors will meet tomorrow evening in
‘the library atthe corner of Cross
222m“, and Mutt. “6.1m
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Frank Saunders one of Sheriff Wil
liam Voilmer.'s right hand men came
down to violt the sheriff's home city
yesterday and was well received by
his and the genial high sheriff’s many
friends.
' of the public business under such «:0thi
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Mic-s Florence Bile, of Norwalk was ANDREWS BETTE“ T03
PRESIDENT iTAF'I' .
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Treasurer ot the United’ Stgtee, and,
other high officials of the 'I‘l‘easury,‘8
were practically unable to transact the:
business of their olilces because of;
Secretary MucVeagils moods, wllichl ._
Andlew unis “worlld seem inexplicable:
in a than of animal mind."
in a long letter to the president.l
Andrew stated that his pledeceasors 2
Cilalles D. Nulton, late secretary to
President Taftfund Charles D. Hiiiea, g
who also left the Treasury to go tof‘
the White House, were compelled, to;
submit to “the same conditions under
Secretary MacVeagh as were impound;
upon him, and says Mr MacVeagh for
Macks at a time would have no rela-
tdons whatever with his assistants,
while government was delayed And-I
rew wrote the president that conduct;
ditiona was impossible and the Treas-
ury'a business was practically at a
standstill.
While relations between Andrew
and his chief have been strained for:
more than a year, it is said they reach-
ed the breaking point two weeks ago.‘
when Andrew. went to the Chicago‘
A number of Norwaik men will be
interested to hear of the annual meet:
ing of the Connecticut Cavalry Associa-
. tion‘; to be held at Hartford, August
'14. Boots and saddles will belsountl-
led at 11 a. m. '22"
Miss Pauline Smith of Bethel, spent
yesterday iri Norwalk with a friend.
‘ There are many out-ofoown guests
in Norwalk «this Fourth of July and.
their visit is doubly plea-cant, all how
ing enjoyed the carnival last night
and the holiday today.
Salvatore Chariott, the local con»
tract/or, has'been awarded the contract
for laying 620 feet of 4 inch water
pipe for the Standard Oil Company. ‘
Charles Goldschmidt, commercial
traveller for the C. it K. Hat Company.
has returned from an extended {trip
through the west and northwest.
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DELEGATES BACK HOME.
NEW YORK, July 3.——2Charles F
‘ Murphy, United States Senator O'Gor-
, man, and a number of Tammany lead»
”or! and delegates arrived from Balti-
, more late today, wearied from the
,3 hard work in Baltimore, but all ox-
pressing elation over the outcome.
"it is a great ticket and one that
I am sure promises success all along
the line." aald Mr. Murphy as ho
'oiigllted from the train. "The condi-
”date: should command the support of
the people ofeirary election."
Senator O'Clorman said Wilson and
Marshal would receive a. {'inaiority of
the vote of the indepndent voters of
the country." H0 depiction £1133 not.-
withstanding the char“ rlytliry be-
' tween candidates and their friends.
théro never who a convention of ouch
harmony. “When we adjourned!“ ho
Where 4033 nothing but a fooling
me should not only know it. but we
phonic reveal. the ounce.” 1 .
liven aim. .
convention. when he returned, it be-
came known that either MacVeagn
would leave the cabinet or Andrew
would leave the Treasury,
Senators Crane. Lodge and Slnoot
talked with the pnesident abOllt. the;
altuation and an effort was made‘toi
have Andrew retained. His realgna-l
tion was practically naked for, how-
ever and he tendered it, and lemme
city a few home later ‘
'When Andrew advlaed the score-
tary in writing that he intended going
to the Republican convention to as-
' slot in framing the financial plank of
the platform, Mr. MaoVeagh, it is
said. replied that he desired his as-
siatant to remainat his desk in Wash-
ington. Andrew, his friends declare.
unsuccessfully sought 3 paracnal in-
terview with bill chief to straighten
out the matter. He went to Chicago.
According to officials, it was this incl-
dent which constituted his failure to
obey orders given him by the Secro
tury referred to ill a. White House
statement.
The flux resolution was referred to.
the committee on rules. Reprercnta
tlve Cox says he will press it for im
mediate passage.
The author of the resolution had
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our line of
keeper knows better than this. while the wise,
poultry keeper appreciates the great value of BONNIE HOME
GROUND POULTRY FEEDS, which insure the \ely
plumpeat broilers and the bent layers.
First in quality, last. in price, always in the minds of its cuatom.
era-«Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
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upnu Furniuhlnhsdgr
‘ of artistic 3.31.3, pleating in finial: and as carefully constructed:
much of the bout furniture for iodide one
action in making your collection mm our ,
Chairs. Porch screen3.'Poroh rlarnmocko. Lawn Ewing‘s.
Qronuet Beta. Lawn Mowers. Garden no... Children's Tenth. Screen
Doors. Window scroenu. Refrigerators. Blue Flame Oil Stoves, etc. ,
We want you to know that thin in the best store for satisfaction. _
A FOOL IS A MAN WHO THINKS EVERV WOMAN'S BLUSH l8 2
A STRAIGHT FLUSH.
There are other men who seem to think any old thing‘ that poul~
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the house. notch or lawn. 22
Ml sot lots of coho . _
pent stool: of Pol-ob;
Lawn Wises.
The careful poultry
as well as careful,
best potlltrl'.
MANUEL T: HATCH.
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You Ladies who have not yet supplied your complete clothes needs
for this summer should do so before
the Fourth. You certainly-
‘ should not fall to see our elegant showing or my ilsh and dependable
, goods before making your purchases.
If you want. the been you can
place your confidence in anything you may purchase here We urge
you to come and see what thisstoxe offers When you select any-
thing hope. it matters not what price you pay, you are certain of get-
tlng the‘lleat values for the least moaey. 3
Ladle? and Misses suite 820 values for ............. .812 00
‘ Ladies and Micaela Coata8 8,18 values. for ............ 10 00
Ladies and Misses linen units. from .......... ..8 4.98 up
,Ladies linen coats, from. .. ........ ........ . .8 2.98 up
Ladies and Misses dresses. from .98 up
Ladies and Misses Norfolk. droaaea from .. ....... .... 2.50 no
Ladies and Miasea pongee‘dresrea, for ...-...“. 5.00 ,
Ladies and Misses white lawn dresses, from 1.98 up
Kimonos, from ........ .............. ........ .98 up
81.50 Corsets. for .‘.. ................ 100
Princess clip:
Norfolk waists
33-00. .Iolctolocuc
... ..-.-.
...... ...-
93c; 1..98 and 303
2 98c and 31. to
v--.- .
8 Charming new waists for summer Wear are here. whim that com-
bine elegance stile. comfort and serviceallility at. prices that will our-
prise those who have been buying elsewhere. Came and see them.
The Paris Cloak
515 Main St. Stamford.
WALKS,
8: Suit House
33 So. Main.St.,‘South Norwalk '
Concrete. Cement, Flag
«Curb & Gutter Reset
Old Walks Recovered
(lGradlng. Excavating, Team Work
RAYMOND BROTHERS
' call to father nd tit noble began to 2
tumor that did credit in every «in
2 in prominence.
‘ mate was conservative at the most.
8 town and each with a friend or rain»
cargo up from the attracts. But a short
time allot-word appeared the all...
and care-free nlaouuoradoryiu coat '
stance. About 7 30 o'clock the grown
white way was lighted. the are... 2.
lights the lights in the Moron. the hol- ‘
loopt illuminatoius and soarohhnhta.
making as plain ca day :‘the dotalia of
the affair In its program. ‘ .
. IBuilding. hull store and office liltiildf
logo 311 reflected colander with their
beauty of doooratoina and everywhere
the colonel of the meet notional holi- _
day and of America were in evidence
8 Great Gucci-poor Party.
Early in the evening the -~po8lloe
cleared Main and Wall stream of all
vehicles from a toy velocipode to the
huge automoblloa and immediately
the streets became filled With thoae
seeking pleasure in the greatest out-
2-of door party ever held in this oection.
The boast was made weeks ago than
ten thousand people would be found in
the Narwailt city streets and the esti-
, Did hear of at farm ulngao cold from
a.“FOr ale” sign bound? We never did. This 8 ,
EMBLEM 0F DISSATISFACTION makes a
neighborhood look CHEAP Would you cool: an.» 2
2133333.. where every form one plastered With a2
‘ “FQR SALE" board? Of coursemou Wouldn’t.
Ii: 3qu hires more than 3 “FOR SALE” sign to on 2 -
property. It required otter .hard work. years of 2 .
2 experience and a thorough nowlcdgc of the buck 1
new. -
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 ‘lLIVE WIRE“ 2.
while you can. You have been on a ‘fdead one" ‘
long enough. Tear down your “FOR SALE” dis
«recs-signal 3nd pr are to wave the flag of vlc- 2
tory. Write us givn full particulars, price,
terms. etc. Padded pr cos will not be considered.
WE HAVE HUNDREDS OF CASH BUYERS.
Stripe-Hodges Company
, Real Estate Investments 2 2
.220. anoaowav new roan “cm .11
Surely it seemed that everyone in the.
‘tive present. no great was the throng.
All Kinda in Evidence
little devils, big devils red devils.
out Wild West Indians. In war palnL
makers The cave dweller. the city
dude bile country pumpking the girl
from the \iculiu Rouge the man from.
Milwaukee the college boy. the circus
clown the wild man from Borneo,C
go cunniblee, bathing girlil distin-
guished statesmen fillibusters. glooma.
joys Ignaticos. Mexican doapemdocs.
cowboys. adluirals of the Swing navy.
yellow devils, elen blank devile. “MBEETS. per bunch ...
fact. all kinds of biennium were pres» CUCUBMERS.
of all colors rsllloked the peace pipe» WAX OR GREEN BEANS!
with truly rulalisto all kinds of huy2i NICE pINAppLES ~
“‘UNITED GROCERY COMPA
20 NORTH MAIN ST
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Saturday Spec1als
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HOME GROWN PEAS, ........‘.......
TOMATOES RADISHES. aHquHc STRAWBERRIES.
dawg. the Kutzenjommer kids and the
sheer joy at the spectacle parading‘
the streets. Men hurling hats, canes,
and dignity to the winds. waded into
the fete with enthusiasm. Matcciline
Silvers. and all the clowns nearly
choked with in lghtor on 2bdlloldillg the
antics of one another. .Happy Hooii .‘
gall, Gloomy Gun and the kids for
once kept out of jail. Who gave a;
thought to Lao Vegas? Who cared
Whether James Flynn restored the
title to the white man's burden? it
i'vaa 3 mace. one mane of con thousand’
cards with but a single thought. Ted»
'41,); Roosevelto, Bill Tufts. Champ
,CIilrlts, William Jennlngr Bryanl..
Tunlmanyleadera, all" were there. bull
no one talked politics. The carnival
was there and what more was it?
On the "White Way"
. The thoroughfares of aristocratic
Norwallé gave the glaring white way
of 2th; metropolis of the h‘élniophore
a good run for attravtivenece. Five
seamllllghta on the roof of the barn.
l
Have you seen the 1913 Model of .tlle
Moy er Automobile
You are yordinlly invited to inspect it at our garage.
We rent Automobleo
By the hour, day or week. Our
careful.
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chauffeuro are chilled and
BANKS
681-8 NORWALK. BONN-
'one on the Hour building. thousands
of incandccconm, strung along the
stream. a hundred or more varietieo‘
of decoration: gave the city all atmoo
photo of jubilation, such all has never
Silesia! it before. The Norwuik hotel
' very attractive attired in bunting.
American banners, and row of elec-
tric eight candle power lamina. shown
resplendent. showed the cure in the
preparatolna for tho doooratlonc. The
many had a new electric sign with the
initials "U. E. l... W." darling from
this to any about. it: ,
l‘ilf half of what Mr. Andrew any: in
truepthcn the slate of things in the
Treasury Department has developed
into a positive travesty. An investi-
gation might develop the tag; that the
whole machinery of the sovernment
has been thrown into the Itato or
their building in Knight street. The
thanilitond on Klondike park was illuc
' initiated by hiring: of incandescento
fourteen to 3 string about the pavilliou
coon. confusion, and wife, which has
overwhelmed the affairs of the admin-
nitration an the result of tho upheaval
ll public business ill at. a amudutlll.
Some of the oftloiall Ni
led by Mr. Andi-aw in bill letter“
on disuaticilod With conditio -
.mllaitry dented it whilil at
in the Republican party of the flatten. _,
Opticilcnl
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NMWALK.
Int-tout m.
with o. largo lighting unit serving an
a alandimf at each corner.
Thogflmll.
And what a parade] it we: a slim
worth live your of a man-'3 lite. on
one old nonunion laid. to behold
‘ _ ouch 3 panda in‘
.2 town of Nolwallc.‘
”‘9 man “"“° "lad“ Milwaukee “mm” .cl ng to the tune of the gleeful music. city. the corporation counnels‘, tit
“10 man W110 ls Efilllng Ollt fl. patent.xext In the ““9 0f the proneilslon was 201(5))“; [he 3'1‘l‘9llllen of the Law
for 'SW‘IS‘S cheese, 193“ the holes, the 2tl.o Tightwwd Athletic Club. its mem- mayors of Norwalk and the aldps
mil“ “W110 owns 3’0““? ’h" “‘3‘” 'ibers besmudged with ‘Ilght” paint Marshall \xuiidhcl .
the Puritan. the alimragette the stump. and wearing the hats adopted by the: ”193' ““GIG located 011 the .1‘
”at“ Bunk. 1' edink SH" Hat Harry’luduliralu and boatswainc of tho Swisslstund in Wu! . street and chose ill
Dingbat Mutt and Jeff Krazy Kat lg~‘ inuvul forces.
naiz. Mouse, Buster Brown and his filters of Liberty. Columbia girls. Am-
erican Beauties.
60% they kicked around were all “10“?- lSam and all exhibiting the grand old beautiful loving cup standing 3,
Women “"1 children “'9‘" from bhe‘ilxg A screaming hit in the parade twenty inches high. The Folio ‘
, tile ensign
beautifully decorated with plumeu.
. leud'ng the cars. Court Narruk Fife
Next came the Daugll- best for the prizes .
. The Nutmeg Clu‘b deservedly "
scorted by Uncle cured the first organization' prize
lcume next. A bay carriage with a Club more second winners honour
huge banner draped over it ibearinglllrothcrs Lodge. No. 10, I. 0. O b‘
“Everybody'c Doing It " third place.
iJalluneoe girls. some on their littlel Joseph Cornell, dressed as L 8"!
allitu. others in jinrickshaws. foliow- vns awarded 3h.- first, mafia“. S6
ed. The Fellowcraft Club their float ‘tlellll‘ifl a prize. while Gibson smith“
representing some old town darkies: lit-st street. South Noryvalk as Uncltl
Wider a sycamore tree. Singlnz coon iSum. Look the second prize. How r
songs. proved to make a pretty float. N G: .u‘irey, as a typical old former,
Moon and little giant trucks mined l“"‘” the third prize winner in t
by Lockwood. with children, flower‘ vision.
girls; and tiny.tad3. as the occupants. 0! the ladies. Miss Jean Jam ,
u ere next. the mother of the whole damn to i
(In foot came the Baker? Union, secured the first award A Soc
which was followed by ...tho gully be- costume ‘00}! second place will] Mil
docked attics. Walace 8. Parks auto flcltrude .‘lose. as a dang-liter“
clo Sum. Gibmn Smith, 10013 M
prize. '2
and drum corps were in Raymond and
Son‘s auto. In H. A. Hurlbutt's unto
John B. Gruello'n. the price will.
nor artist of the Sunday New York
Herold, were characters, Twee Doodle.
the inaectn. Johnny and Mary, and all
the fairies.
Fro Fiedler of Broad River as it
Japan e drawing a jlnriokqha in which
were his son Harri Flodler and his
grandson Walter E. lrelaud. icol; a
prim. ~
FAILURE TO couvom; Nllw’l-i‘di
2 VEN soups CAUSING
TROUBLE. ‘ ‘
ll corollary to the low provalll
price for New Haven stool; and till ox
lilting doubts regarding tho multi
ounce of the 8 per cent. dividend
:18 found in the comparatively lab
*‘icnnt amount of convertible]
which have been exchanged int ..
during the past 12 montho. ' S
Wallace B. Parks was awarded the ,June 30 1911. but 81.093. 200 of
prize for the moat handaomely dressed .1! l 2 per cent convertible 33333,
automobile. There was no question ‘oi‘ the tonne of 1906 have been '
about hi3 first. place._ in for stock compared with
United Electric Light. and Water com- ,
gloriouo little
Automobile 06851 took second prize.
chive-cod attractively.
Captain Thomas lldnt did office du-
by from a p. m. until 11. 80 ii. iii. ser-
accent Bryan ll. Billi anointed Chief
H‘homaa Motherland in doing plain
olothon duty. '
There was no sign of rowdyiotn. lilo
cryone wan tickled. "Both by the tick»
lore and the prospect: before them
maple all with u smile that war; haul
to cram from tho mum bouillon
coins the mono. Autos tooling and
blowing diall- born: durioudly concur
torn Who joined the happy throng. in
tile parade d oven the trolley cm
4880.000. 000. and the WWW
Confucian there no but it won the WWW! W0 utock all 8150 W
pleasant confuulon the can! outlining in the period between;
alld .ln‘uuary 1.1913. an it
burly monthll of the life .llli
logo. it. II but natural that
should be a slowing don '
lily exchanged.
turn with the low prim" for
of 318303. 300 in cute sit moo hit
lowing January 1. Hill. at will
the conversion privilege mock
the present time 65 par doll
entire issue has been catch ‘ ,
pared with til 3 per cent. in“
year ago.
The original amount 3? 359
vertlble inane maturing in
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