LADIES’ KIMONOB
at 10c. 25c and $1.00.
All Sizes.
E K BANKS
Mlhn‘ckomo Hotel Block
south Norwalk
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C. E. Ryan; of New York city, spent ~‘
yesterdhy in Norwalk on business.
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Two large excursions are booked for
.iRoton Point for Friday and Saturday
of this week.
~Dnncing at Dorlon’s, Wednesday,
Friday and Saturday nights.
Mrs. B. T. “Eleni, of Wilton
avenue. is spending the day in New
York city on business.
Miss Josephine Fitzgerald, of Spring
Hill avenue, has been visiting in New
York and Coney Island.
lilies Ruth Klrkby, of_ Dnnbury, is
the guest of Mrs. G. E. Vreedenburg,
of 55 Bayview avenue.
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Miss Bessie I. Pohlman, of 3 Gibson
court, is the guest of friends at As-
hury Park, New Jersey.
——Don‘,t bake, buy Banner products.
Banner Bakery. Tel. 1 367.‘
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Mrs, Carl 'Schauh and Miss LouiSe
Schauh returned this week from a
month's trip in the west.
Miss May Farrell oi'Wiikesbarre,
PE, is visiting her cousin, Miss Lil-
lian Collins, of Warren street.
Court Cecile, No. 105, Daughters or
Castlle, have a regular business meet-
ing scheduled for Thursday evening.
, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Whaley. of
Norwaik, will move into the house
owned by Jesse Whitehead, in River-
side avenue, this week.
-~U. S.‘ auto tires, 28-3, $11.00.
Siurges' Garage Co.
‘ A meeting of the South 'Norwalk
Council, Knights of Columbus, post-
poned from last Thursday, on account.
or the Fourth of July ,will be held to
mrrow evening, the 11th inst, in the
hall in Washington street.
Last night’s fireworks at Roam
Point were enjoyed by a large crowd
of people from The Norwalks and
Sinmi‘ord. The display was of the
host and the afisir was conducted in
an orderly 'and businesslike fashion.
-William L. Blascer, of West Main
street, spent yesterday in New York
city on business, and 'while there saw
'41 girl shoot‘a on. injuring him per-
,ihaps fatally. T 13 girl was rushed to
”the police headquarters in the patrol
7 wagon and the man to .a hospital in
‘ihe ambulance.
-liencing at Ilorlon‘s, Wednesday,
éFrIllay and Saturday nights.
‘ Good banking Tool-vice means a bank
'loonvoniently locutedwwit‘h every ro-
, dirty to:- handling your «business
alminptly. , A thank whose cinder» are
willing to aid and advise doboslm.
More good fellowship takea‘the place.
of polite Mandy and delimiter! deal
at home. This is offered by illio South»
- Norwalh Trust Company. .
' oeived this week from liars. William A.
Clark and daughter Harriet. 0:: Juli"
dth they were at the minted dollur'lib
tel in Yellowstone Park, and in .
to much the niece had unused h ‘
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‘ $12,600
. ‘ before the public utilities commission
Scavenlr hosted cards am noon re
JUST QUT
First National Bank
Aiu‘E elm New Oiled.
Your Choice, 25s.. '
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STATIONERY STORES .
South NorWaik fund , No‘rwaik“
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WEATHER FORECAST. ,
For Norwulk and vicinity: Unsettl-
ed weather with probably local show-
ers tonight or Thursday somewhat
cooler Thursday, The
continues high over the eastern sec-
... e. _..,._.
The New P1 u e,
,temnerature ~ ,
tions. The highest reported was 98.
at Hartford and Boston. Showers.
have occurred during the last: 2-1 hoursl
in all sections east of the Mississimliu
The showers Were general and quite?
heavy in the central and southernl
sections, The disturbance that ”was;
central over Minnesota. yesterdayi
morning .has moved eastward and isl
now central over Michigan. This ill-‘5
cinity will be on the southern edge of
it during the next 24 hours. it wiili
produce warm, muggy weather with;
local showers, ’
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 76; high, 95.
Clear.
day then go in .and look.
The Women's Club oi Norwulk is
scheduled to meet on Thursday,
Miss Florence Healy. of Norwaik, is
visiting friends and relatives in Now
1353111, N. J.
Miss Oneta Banks, of Fifth street,
is entertaining Mrs. Robert A. Neslaw
of Bridgeport.
Miss Anna May Wittenmeyer has 1'8-
turned to her home, in Newark, N. J.,
after spending a. few days with her
cousin, Mrs. Frank B. Field, of Frank-
lin street.
~Dnnclng at Dorlon‘s, Wednesday,
Friday and Stuturday nights. “
Bids la the construction of 6.414
linear feet of macadsm road in West-
port avenue, in the town of Norwalk.
will be received by the state highway
commissioner at his allies in the Cap-
itol until Thursday. July 18.
William O. McLean, Southt Nor-
wulk representative of the Norwulk
.Hour. is enjoying a. week's vocation
. Read W. P. Beers advertisement to- .
chino, pleasing to finish and as carefully constructed .
was much of the heat furniture (or inside use. You‘ ll get lots or sector
caution in making yotlr selection ham our present stack oi! Porch ‘
' Chairs, Porch Screens. Porch Hu'mmocks. ‘Lawn WinwLaW scum,-
“JCTOililBl Bills. Lawn. MWB 5, one». Hose, Childrens Tents. Screen
Doors. Window Screens, lizlrigerators. Blue Elaine Oil Stoves, etch
3' We want You to know that this is the best store for sodisiactlon.
A J Collins 81 Co.
AWOMAN who us nor cuslous ls A,cual,omrv,
It
does not need a halo of mystery, for it. is made only ol.‘ the rldhest.
and finest of grains sprocurnble. 4‘
but there is no curiosity or mystery about Bonnie Poultry Feeds.
Any one can use them success»
fully. The right feeds play a [big part in thesuccess olxpoultry rais~
ling. ' fl. ' I
MANUEL r. HArcH.
First in quality, last in price, always in the minds 0! its custom-
era—Bonnie Home Ground Reed tor Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
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' dlnury coal mu... in the world ,as well
. its surface, {or the shafts and the
0. old photo-
,Put the photm
Easily removed min the cards When
dry, either trim
lasso, or our, all
, scrap book or E book‘imode espccihily
tor kodak pictures. You, will than
‘ have a hook with which you can
world many hitppy moments looking
' Ltional Magazine. .
AaE'E Handicap.
A gentleman who married recently
old age is moroly a state or mind,
and intimated that one may romoin
young it one will refrain from having
old ideas. The great trouble is that
git is almost impossible for an old
gentleman who Insists on having
young thoughts to get other people to
Eleclllno to rater to him, as "an old
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Japnnouc COII Mlné.
What in corners the most Extract.
as the smallest in shunted on a tiny
island in thallapun Sea near Naga-
saki, and has iuatsuiflcient room upOn
hoisting machinery, The workings,
which are very ”extensive, extend in
all directions under the sea—Wide
World.
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It Actually Happened.
The traditional bet of a dollar to o.
doughnut was recently made in a
down town care. The man who put up
the doughnut Won, but when the.
dishes were turned over he found that
thoxodds were not so much in his in-
vor as he had imagined. The dollar
was like therdoughnutehad a hole in
M “ A“ ‘ t b'l
The E913 hloyer is now ready for demonstration rat our ghm‘ge.
We have several second-hand a'utos for sale cheap.
Automobiles rented by the hour, day or week.
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER STREET Telephone 581-3 NORWALK, CONN.
Concrete, Clementi’lsg
(lCurb & Gutter Reset
WALKS Old Wall: 5 Recovered
(IGradlng, Excavating, Team Work‘
RAYMOND BROTHERS
CLEARANCE SALE
"SUMMER GOODS
THE BETTER GRADE OF SUITS. SKIRTS, WAIBTS, KIMO-
N08, PETTIGDATS, PRINCESS BLIPB.
PRICES TO SUIT ALL. .SALE IN BOTH STORES. ,
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
5i5 Main St. Stamford. .33 80. Main St.. South Nomalk
from his duties. which lie is spending
at his homenWoonsooket, R. I. City
Editor Victor W. Ferris is taking his
place
A certfiicnte of incorporation wus
filed recently in the oilioo of the sea:
rotary of the state by the Schoenberg-
Skinner Company, of Wnteibury, to
deal in musical instruments cullitul
stock 825.000 begin business with
.Incorpcratora, Charles W.
Skinner and Hardy M. Smith oi! Wa-
terbury, and Louis M. 'éonnenherg of
New York.
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The hearing on the petition of Lewis
II WALL STRIIT
NORWALK.
PHONI “I.
O. B. Jackson
Optici's 11‘
Everything in'the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free ».
Sperry and sixty-three others, rent-o
nesting thonhmt and Equipment of.
the Newleork, New Haven 8: Hurt-~
lord Railroad company. at the station
or the company at East Windsor Hill
to he innocuous and unsuited to’ put»
lio neodl,.uchadulod to have been” held
yesterday, has been adjourned by mu».
mid content until doubsmhsr 9, _
11:16 a. mi” _ '
{“43de at notions. Wednesday ~ "
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law: you who E"
W; him our in. machine working duly m m minus mood
. the English ihasum in said to no
, thlmhl‘laoryl’mrd Butcher.
lt.-Louisvilie CourienJournal.
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Bedouin: Using Olive Oil.
it is reported that a market for oil
is developing uniting the Bedouin
tribes, who have been accustomed to
use samn (cooking butter made oi
account oi the high prices obtainable
I’or samn, are selling it and substitut-
ing olive oil.
Greatly 'lmprovsd Phon‘ograph.
A new duplex phonograph has been
introduced in Paris and by its means
formanco, without break. for hours.
The whole opera of Carmen was thus
produced, 50 odd records being mod.
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Hol: Artistic Eye.
"I sometimes think," said Mrs. Lap-
Iling. who was looking at a collection
of family portraits, “that the pictures
they take nowadays aren‘t half as
good as the old yagnrlotynos they
used to take 60 years ago " ~
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Euily Answered.
"The bride is 17," says a dispatch
from Canterbury, Conn. “and the
bridegroom Is 60 and wealthy." When
the bride is 17 and the bridegroom 60
why add “and wealthy’l"—-Louisrille
Courier-Journal.
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Increasing the Difficulty. ‘
The woman who lets it be known
that she got her divorce because she
couldn't live with a genius is likely
to have trouble in finding another
male.
Profit-bio lntorohangu.
Invroturn for the White pins, the
Douglas hr and the black walnut, Eu-
rope has given North America the
Norway spruce and maple and the
Scotch and Austrian pine.
Niotxocho'a Philosophy.
Anhorilun and the sentence, in which
I. on the foremost among the Ger-
mans, am master. are the forms of
acronym—Nietzsche.
Pinwm Ind Pains.
accurate in air; it in their trains that
Increase the spiritual momentum of
tho world.~J. ll. lilingwortb.
hay Word to Pronounce.
‘ The «silent word to pronounce in
"moi-mun", it it simply an expulsion
or the ill-coin reputed.
cam 1.". of Mil-loam. 7 .
Painting and sculpture am can»
ducivs to long life, mm an authority.
butmulis hill: moo young. ‘
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'i‘rouhiol Ere often the tools it?
Which (loll um». us (of boiler,
.liol dutch. very]
soon the pictures lemon and may he”?
own, to economics _
over familiar scenes and lscss.»Na- .
ct the age oi seventy-three years says FE
sheep's and goats' milki), but who. on _
it Is possible to have a continuous per» .
The pleasure: at each generation 7
[Steam rollers may have olr pnruos‘qut execs»
sive weight moans discomfort In an automobiiewor
a man. He alone is sure that the heavy car rides
easiest wit 0 has never‘rlddsn in the light, Vanu-
alum-built Ford. A demonstration is E levelation.
S. L Benedict. agent, 98 South. Main street
Saturday Specrals
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NICE PINAPPLES ,
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UNITED GROCERY coMPAC
20 NORTH MAIN 81'.
All, business success is necessari“
‘lyd due. to. some sort of adver-i
tiSing. 'No matter what your on!
terprise' may be, it‘must become:
known to others besides yourself 1
There Ere numerous methodsjilof,
conveyingto the public the facts
you desire them to know.’ Bu-
the BEST way is that which
tells the most ‘ people in the;-
, Quickest. time and that daily,
keeps pounding: your business’-
offers into their heads and event;
unlly convinces them of the
advantages of doing business
with you withni: is 'The Sentinel:
way. . .,
The constant aim of The
Sentinel is to ”have its
advertising columns
honest and reliable as its new
space. This newspaper will u,“
knewingly accept any ad
using that is misleading, ex:
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Norwalk Chronicler