A1 Popular Price 5 g
15c, 2 for 250 ~
Lollies, Children‘ 0, 11151.11.
'4.
01111111.: aHln'r VV'AiBTLS'. soc.'
-' Honolul- 21101.11 .. ,
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SAMPLE SHlR'l' WAISTS, 7511..
Vuluoli ot $149.
‘ HOSIERY AT 25 CENTS '
" ‘ A upécialty .' '
Men’s. women 11, Children’s.
u ,, . 1 . m
”gigosnlrfafo, £31351;ch ' "POPULAR'MIPDV BLOUSES' .
2 50a to $1.00
, “BUSTER allowu" Hose, 25o - . A" m“:
Ghildrcns.hadlos.liena. ‘ ‘ ‘._.... . . . '.
,WW-W ' LADIES' 'Housaoussses ,
“CADET” HOSE. . $1.00 to $2.911 ‘
Light Weight, Medium, Hoary ,' LOW Neokfi. High Not-ks.
,WW
AW?” E'ATHING
1’ , SUITS
For Ladies and Misses
LADIES' LSILK HOSE
25c, 50c, $1.00 .
Black. White, Tan."“"
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00113sz 50c 11; 'L
ljsw1gaf
ithe accepted grade or the street, it any
such had ever been establiShod.
Eli VEAli STREET Plelilll
mums 3|“ng 9mm PlildE jCol'pora'tion Counsel 'rrglcv talked
. with the‘ city engineer over the phono‘
0 GI" “F 80 NSRWALLK legulding the gladc and was infonned'
(Continued from Page One.) ' that, ill the place whom Mr. MoMullen
Lwas sinking his ditch the. grade was
They were as follows: X . L
one foot lower than the present level
. or the mud and that Mr. hidhlullon
:LKountze Bros., New Y01‘.k.$9977 1 10
-Bouth Norwalk Trust Co ....... par ly to the grade that had already heenl
Lwas building his olden alk snhstautlal- L
E. H Rollins & Sans Boston. $99.875L'estnhiisllcd
LL L Kissel Killllicutt &'Co., New York l Councilman Flcld moved that the
................ .........$100.4113 ' stmet commissioner and city engineer
flul'rioli‘ol'bes‘sz (10.,1New York 99.281iverify the grade and place grade
L munclllnnu Miller presented a reso- stnkes and report at the. next meeting.
" lotion, accepting the bid of Kissel, 'So vOted.
'Kinnicutt & Co. of New York for: ilt was voted that when the meet
"3190. 4113 . . ling adjourn, it adjourn to meet again
It was unanimously voted to adopt on Widncsduy evening July 17th.'
' the resolution. Corporation Counsel Tul'lor recom-
, Tho Conncclicut Company 3 nonlich- medeo that the tax hill 01‘ the cltv ofL
' .was taken up and Superintendent l‘ot- 'not paid. i
Waslble. He believed that no hearing of Councilman Illuthcr.
itod the following report:
July 10 19l2. l
,LTo the Honorable, the \tuy-ol and
It was filled to hol d the hearing (mi Council of the City of South Norl'
the 17111 instant, :1 resolution to that} walk.
elect being submitted by Councilman ' Gentlemen: —.—
Mather. '
A petition was received from
"'unatier be taken up immediately.
Celpol'atlou Counsel .1 R. Taylor 11d
vised that:l hauling be held.
the: lohn Jocllulill for South Main strict
' .. residents of Marshall silcct. prnv'Llng sewer. I beg to report that Mr. Jack-1mm done 11v them, boom 01‘. lull W”?
'4th all electlic light be pinned 0n thatL “"8 0mm 11 lot 80 feet in front on
street, nest of the rail ll'oad bridge. said atIH-ect Previous to his owner-
Councilmlln Mutllel moved that the ship, the city constructed u wer in
. LLLLADIES' «BATHILN’G GAPS
BRASSIEREB 250 to $1.003
We Give S&H Green Trading Stampo . . ,
committee on lights be instructed to haul of :1 portion of this lot for 1th
, 25c to 750.
.LAD'IES' BATHJ'NG SHOES
' ”1.260 to'L L750:
1.1101531 mine cum/:3
. 361; W 51.00. _
‘ Short longth..
-L. m“ Wuhan-v“
LADIES mm (11.0an
50c to 111.00. ‘
ohm-l length.
ALL SILK RIBBONS
150 and 191: w
. ~ -v{»‘lili1‘1"‘Lohd Ronny
SILK RIBBONS AT 2511:
Plain, Moire. Fancy
Especially Good Values.
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JOSEPH R TAYLOR.
' Corporation Council
Councilman Hoyt moved and it was
voted to accent the report No further
action was taken.
lorporntion Counsel Taylm submit-
ted the iollowlllg repolt:
. July 10. 1912.
To the Honorable, the Mayor and.
Council or the City or South Nor- .
walk '«'
Gentlemen. -
ln the matter of bill for repairing,
retaining wall in 011k street in connoc
tion 11 ith the loading or street 1 11m
intermed the facts are as trillions;
This street was acceplod .hy the oil}
sovernl sears ago and the grhde" cstnh~
Hailed, but not worked illntil' rc'ceniil L
The wall in qucotlon Wills built by two‘ .
owners of pioperly on this street, in
front of then properties, and who our
, tion of 12 foot llollcy truth OGHLPISZNOI‘WMK to the amount at $22 .07 be ried down to the WOIlied guide of tho which ulll average in feet and tho' time. There 11111111 he curs time to no
street. When the street was recently i
let requested that the hearing if any'i It was voted to accept the rollolti graded by the city to tho 15311111112th slide to «complete it with the present- cursor-.1511 he provided, {01 the l'nnnlng'
rinvas to be held be called us soon as and decline to pity the bill 011 motion grade line it ncccssimiod mmlngdown appropriation.
ithe sheet in front of this wall thus!
was necessnl'v and urged that thc‘L Corporation Counsel Taylor Eme‘l'Llesving the. base of the Will 3,. con‘zal'olllle, Snoudou street and Folmeld'chuugo, howelmer for it matcliol'll 195“
struo'led l't distance above the grade
of the street as worked. To maintain.
Lthc wall, it won occcooni'y to build
from its base (101111 to the street
grade. This should hovc been done byi
lille property owners, either when thel
In the matter or concealment against street was walked m 3mm. 0,- when:
the street was origillnlll built It was;
contracted by the chi to no done, and
l helluva the (ity is liable to the con’
tractor 101 the hill.
The chur'tcl authollzcs the council
place 0. light at the requested place expense of uhich no assessment Who do change or alter the “do or 11m
" LCotlncllmun “(Wt Villi'efl his approval mado mm which W“ constructed 9”." highway, proaclibes tho motiothcre'oi.,1llu3'or cull the board of ofliimaié t0' hue. Will‘-
of the proposed notion and the motion marily to relieve catCh hndlno on the L and “WOW,” the assessment 011,939.. gather to looppropliato the balances
was carried. old sewer When the newer was con-
Alloiller petition was received ask-L structcd for which tho assessment in
log for an are light at the corner or question won laid, it pmvldod drain
Womlwmd and Neptune avenues. ’ {for the entire 10?. and your committee
Councilmun Hoyt recommended tLllatLthouilht it lair that on assessment
' on incandescent light be placed at tho should he made for the entire footage
L deoll'ed 101 1111011 Ljso benefltted. While legally such an
it was voted that the matter be re-
"power on motion '01 Chuncilmsn 01 be do for benefits reuniting from
‘ "liver. lino countrurtlo'n or 0111211111011 of tho
meanncilmml Jacob Lillxwmler uowor recently lsld. The consonant
. stated that he had rcmivod 11 letter 'l'commoudod by the committee and
‘ "li'ooonliy ordoriug him to lay a curbfmado by tho Council was 819.011. 1112
land gutter on property on Rlvor street. Lliolo no allotment of oncvhnll of thin
' ‘ch said that he knew or no River 11350301112111. allowii‘lg the “sentiment
Minot and of courllo had no property; to stand at $20.00 would be fair
on a street of that name. 'ilo stated} Respectfully onbmiltsd,
that 1111 owned pronerty in River ave- ms. R. TAYWR.
Ludo. After a abort diminution. Mr. Corporation 01111111101.
'nnIWQHRl' and others DNIQDE agreed in W!!! mavea by councilman Hoyt
‘9 “We “‘9 WWW“ 0“"??- 1snd voted that the show: room 011 or:-
Mr. Linxwoilor “med “N W 340' contod and tho moommeudntlom
1111111111 was preparing to lay a curb thdroln embodied ho ndootoil. . «
111 guitar in 'Rillm' avenue. by (1111- corporation 12011111191 morlor 11111111115
3 4 foot below the mm of the M tho follow!“ rgpofl: ,
root. 'iio oskod it the grade who to; 3,911! 111 1913,
[16' out down that 111111111. i'“ m, Honorable. 1
-lt‘iounolimnn lucid plated that it was . '
“Mr. Moliinllsu‘c policy in laying curbs [
and suitors to sink 0 illicit 4 tool. and
llli it up with who. to means on,
into and damages tllclefor in my
judgment. the uorll done in connec-
“Wilton with this street in not 11 change or would call a meeting or the boald oil
iolterotion of the grade for union on
llllllcssmont ('illl be mode. it in sim
ply working the direct to
lishcd grade, and i huvo cartoon doubt
assessment ““51“ 1’9 ouostiomd 1 119-.” the oil; can collect from the proper. Willi
,‘io'rrod to the committee on lights with 'lleve ,that an monument of 320 should!
1}! owners lor work so Voluntarily
who on its port as this was in the
grading of tho atleol
Roapocltuill' ouhluilted.
JOSEPH R TAYLOR.
Corporation oollnml.
. Councilman tillvcl' movcd'thut tho
répori no actroptod 30 votod. ‘
Corpohollon Counosl Taylor reported
on the. ‘wntcr adorn matter in amino
'ivood 11nd Wild 111101. 11111110 not no and»
which would monthly i1
lie raid that the 11rd
alight bo manhood to,
iii-1101,,st
Eli'fim'“ ' ll
' _ “MA 1 15121311111113 Cups and School's for Only
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library and finance committeé had‘approvsd.
on ellmlr ..
lion but that the city should hold) thin .L
mior course open at itlsown gunman.
110111. 3060.
1.4 . 11min 1'. roomru
6 Dinner Plan..-» 6 (21.190 1.1111! Saucer; or
50 Star Soap Wrappers
- nun... Vduo. 150 Wnupou. This is the, best semi~por~ ’
celain ware, beautifully decorated hindrai designs in color.
Can be obtained only “lay bringing Stall- Soap. wrappers to
THE A. J A'NGEVINE (B SON CO.
Furniture, Corpus. Liooioom. Oil Cloth, 51.1.... Etc.
“Wishingon St. South who! cm.
This OFFER 0100 FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY
_~ rumor a @2109!!!”th an. ‘
paid Contractor William H. Smith the
amount of $1,100 on the library con-
tract and united the approval at the;
council for this action
011 motion it was wind to approve*
the notion of the committee.
Councilman .‘llothcl submitted the
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MORE TROLLEY CARS NEED-
ED. ' '.
i
Concctlcut Company Complying With
Running Board Rule
That the trolley icouduclors have a
fol!o\\ing mpg” on acwel‘S' .— 1111th pull widhthe Public UtilitiesCoul
my 11 1912, i mission is conceded vhy most people
To tho HOnornlllo tumor and Board $111108 rho request of this lost may of
or Councilmen Cit) inubllc servants secured 101' 11112111 the
euphemism... ruling that no one may ride upon the '~
The following in .1 l'cport oi the salt: running boards of open. 01 the steps
or cousirucilon by this department: 30f closed cam.
South Main St “Dill“..(lpl‘llluon “$809.. It is further believed that the Cox»
The nppropl‘llltlon lot this sewer'necliclllt 'Company, the local manage-
u'ns rather small considering the cut 11191111. at least. is not thorouz’hly catls
and amount of 10’ it to he excavated, lied uil'h the. arrangement during the
hut notwithstanding we succeeded lll' summer months. The new law 'lllll 11c
completing it 111 a cost of $801,110 cx-L'Lo\pensive to tile CounebtlcutCompunl
(scalding the appropriation $7 50. where such places as Retort Point tallL
Sewer ' . Appl'Op Expand. Bol. Lfllpon their lines of trnnopon‘lntiou. Ao‘
Mucoln Me 31000 on ”all 25 s 43. 75 it is now the company must furnish
Showdeu 51.. 110000 330. 59 119. 415: a grout many more cars all the.
Foirdeld 412.11.200.00 813 95 326. 05 cannot figure when the whim will
Total halnncc ..... . ........ $481. 6') strike the people to return home. A8
Tho Cedar street solv'el is hell un- agcneral rule the going home i'evél' at
dor War. but oiling to the deep cut lacks the wonder number at the so 111'
large ammmi of rock. it will he lollies commodote the crouds .111. ltional
i'boal'lla held 11113111.
The conductors are pleased Willil the
The balances lelt ham tho Lilnc'oln
“"9““ 9‘3“?“ could be “58“ 10 $004 sens the trouble ior 1.1111111 in collecting; {l
advantage ill continuing with the C92: fares it does llowolor. (mm, them H
dar street sewer, or the costructiou some anuoyanco {0,- with the lhec'plo'i
0’ ‘1 1‘9“"?! i“ Spring 5309*» t0 W“? in minding lbetween the seats it is dim-1 ,,
Mr Goodwin‘ 1; Novelty 'cult ito see the signal 01‘ a passenger H
Respectfully submitted. who widllea to leave the convclanco. '3 Q
ALFRED BROWN. w-.. . ,.. - ,, i H
Street Commissioner 1 REAL ESTATE SALES.
On motion of Councilman Miller, the; The following tronsiers of real as R6
loport was accepted and tho deport tote have been recorded on the hoollHL . . v
‘.lusllt conmlcndcd, the sneaker chardo‘ oi the town clerk for some little limo Si
'tcrlclng it 1111.11 \"€'l_\' satisfactory rd» ':pllst is
port. ' Marro. Woodward to Joseph GdleSB N
i (‘oullcilnluu Mather asked that the, and wife, building lot ill Plait “\0‘ U
l'lenl'y Kiroh to South Nornnlk Sav- ‘3
for use on other sewers. lingo 18111111, land and buildings in High-1 SL‘
Mural Tammany announced that lloilnnd pdl'h.h‘011e(=losure. . 5|
Estate Michnel Sullivan to Doan ‘1
estimate on Friday Jul} 19th. lnloll Porchiu lot in Plattsvllle avenue. 3;
! Oculllllmnn Mother stated that cer‘l Admin Deed ll
taln small sewers wo ould have to hol Goorgo Otlmme to Giovanni I’el'otil, . .,
paid in West avenue before the stroot M and H‘ullmngn in Dun; street. War U
Dllvod, leading from Gainerqllfcot.‘ Mabel H. Harris to George 1117 Kill: 39
11nd cedar street. sev. lot and buildings ill Lincoln ovo- U.
'i‘w'o bids were received from T. F E‘.nue War. . U'
Foley and Sallotoro Chariott. ills lat-l John tiorllam to Theodore M. ii '
tor bolus the lower. Councilman Nw'i Wright and Wild building lot in First »
titer locolnmendcd that the contract street, East Norwallt. War.
he awnrdod to Mr. Cboriolt Norwallt mills Company to F'rcdor: ‘ _
Councilman \lillcr moved and it 1011 A. molt-100d and John P.T1~oud- ’ ‘
was votod that tho mayor he unthoh' wall, land line mill in Winnlpmllt.
land to team into the contractulwitll committee deed.
Mr. chorlmt,‘ “ inbound Lillxweilol' to 11mm}. Koo-
The following bids were received mocki, lot in million avenue War.
and road for tho til-building of the iii-mo Martin Gocrl to John '1‘. Mc-
‘cremnt Terrace 1011111111111 “mil, Mid mulls and M1113 Momma. lot and
anointing a ponloii 1i! tho wall: . bulldlim to. colloid and Modem
Salvatore cull-Holt. .57 liar ’cllldc rd. 111mm.- mu. duo. . .-
"i‘. li‘. Foley it 0044.50 her on. W: - fluid ill. mom to 111m Norwllllt
11nd :20 1111 radiating wall. _‘ " School dimloct, two lots in Second.
ii her mdL . L
11111! $65. colloid“!!!-
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self out over the city? If you do not wish to blow: the
LllotL' sheets with their blisteringi pavements, send us
note, a postal or a telephone toll (674),.1nd any Ortitrs ‘
will bc promptly and carefully atlc‘ndcd
11nd comfortable after the glare of the hot Still.
choirs, writing desks and nmgoziucs.
offcrll rcfrcshing cooling drinkgl, ice cream, and whole—
. some hot weather illncllcons at noonday.
O
o 11:19 “ E. ill illicit diminution.
A"
.‘t .
111111 loch! or over 090. , '
Man are tabooed on tho «Gunning, but
the girls. not at all diamond! have or.
”ulna two hull tennis, which hnv‘o
.ulrowdy ployod 11 11110111118111” some.
11m hold a moot exciting track meet
with install" and Madonna micro, and
. Tfifijst9‘5'91955l’fl'5 o'clock. exccpt‘ Suturduy.
Can we help you wllilc this hot wave is b'. 'u'tiug it— "
a
Visitors will find the Reading Room vc-l'y restful _
Rally,
’l‘hc Tca‘ Roonl‘
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581301111 illJLOl'
THE SUMMER SALE OF FOULARDS.
Too hot to sow or have Clothes: OE coursc,
but the prices are so low now,
should buy a Fonlard if it is 1101x1011,
Bordered Foulards, Figured
$1. 50 to $2. 00,
85 cts. a yard.
made.
For econonly'sszlkc one
from
cliccts, inn-111
‘Pongees, in colors, browns, tans. old blue, navy '
and black ‘ ‘ '
49 cts a yard. Very special.
\
.Would you like salnpch? Silk Section.
THE CLLLLIMAX SKIRT MARKER.
For the woman u ho nlakcs. her own gowns. and
finds it difficult to get her skills hung properly.; without
calling the aid of :1 friend. '7 .
.The Climax lllcasurcs and marks any shirt, iii 'any
Easy to lllunugc. and cm'l'cct 'in
height from the floor.
its work. '
' 25 cts.
Nutiou Section. ("live it 2111 inspectio'. .
LAWN DRESSES. READY TO WEAR.
Thin and cool. of dainty fashion, summery shades of
“light bloc, green, lavender, and white. and black com—
binations, '
$2.50, $2.98 and up.
COM and Suit Rooms. second floor.
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“,1Il, lunar..- v, ..a 1' .vzur,’ ‘1‘-fly M“ ”f
an. an! ”I,
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The woman who “feels tho heat'i'will be glad
toLknow of the new models of open mesh Sum-
I
mer Corsets that are cut open the correct lines,
and hold the figure in restruint while affording
every possible old in keeping cool. Sizes 18 to
30, at 50c pair";~
L ‘m.
The N. 1'. RYAN co. ,
ao‘wwnmorou 3'12. " ' SOLU‘I'HNOLRWALKL ~
. '4 _
”UL" qux“.- ‘1‘ on 9‘
,HarvML/w.u¢"¥laflfl a!
continue during thin month. As duo
on tho gll'lll loam, lilo Women's Ml
Iionary Sociotlua 111110 11111162011111
wnlcil in turn are followed b i
Home Missionary, Courtroom 1111a“
Summer School for Sunday do
Workers. L
' MAW
LAM! Hon'roA
BRIDGEFSR’X‘. Jul
[Jamest- atolls-lice: we 11M in
“ outdo not will
mild monument.
Norwalk Chronicler