World Covers your human against any and . ’ ii Hum by tile, their, lightning, novlau’tion and transportation, while transit by. or ’I) the custm y at guy ‘mliroao, expless. 'rausi’er runspor tailon or on 11111r 5114011181le 5.0., etc. TAY 1 OR 81 GOLDEN ' insurance of All Kinds hoot Estate-drown. Country and Show 5‘ ~ . Telephone 1230 ‘Upotalro Over the South Norwalk Tron 00.. 87-91 Washington St... south Nat-walk, Conn. PUBLIC BTENOGRAPHER 11 States, guinea and _:¥£~TMM~‘I. L11... ..... m... 1.. Attorney John KcOgh of South Nor- ‘ , walk, is spending the day in Westport on business. , Mrs. .i. B. Harriet, of Rocltllwny ‘1 Beach, is the guest of Miss Couch, Bay- view avenue. who—4...... The regular weekly dance ol’. the nob Club will be held tomorrow even- ing in the clubhouse as usual. Brom- iield‘s orcllestrawvill furnish music. ‘ "Straw Hats. O'Brien's. Matters 01? routine business were considered at the meeting oi Olive Branch budge, No. 19, Knights of Py- thias that was held last night. ‘ William and Paul Ward, of street, left yesterday for where they will spend a couple weeks with their grandmother. 01' Miss Lucille'Ooilins and Miss Viola 'Andrews, 01‘ South N'orwalk, left l0- . day for Fabyans, New Hampshire, in the White Mountains. to spend their vacation. ”D“... » Mrs. Maggie Stol‘fel was arrested last night by Officer Wallace R. Sam- mis. charged with intoxication. Her case will come 11p for trial this after- noon at 2 o'clock. . - 0,... mm“... The committee ot‘ the Town School conunittee, appointed at the recent. meeting 1'01 the pll1pose of investigat- ing tire escapes, is scheduled to hold a meeting this afternoon. Mrs. Rufus Rice and son Donald. 0t 25 Rowan street, Dsnbury. have return- ed from Compo Beach, Westport. where they have been spending a week as guests of Mrs Daniel J. Brew. iiany B. Busslng, the well-known theatrical man, opened a lunch coun- 18 Busslng intends to make this an elaborate at- ter in the Mace Brothers‘ saloon, Main street yesterday. Mr. ’i'alr. ——~i<‘ui1 .me Golf Caps. O‘Brien's. Joseph Steinberg, of New York, has for the Win- beeu appointed reCelrer . ‘has‘iucreased, cousins- Mr. Powell to Lowe 1 Danbury, . Elplel it. Brndioxd has purchased a Buick runabout ‘ The Y. .M-.t . .. nine lia scheduled to" play i‘hc,‘Slivormino team arthat place on lSattllday uttelnoon. . Roderick (linglas has returned to this town after 11 visit with relatives and irlonds‘lu Waiiling'tord. " ' - “I... "v..- Mr. and Mrs. A. N. ParktOu, of ‘SLI‘RL‘fleId are visiting Mr. and Mrs. 'Williu-m Shelton of Wood street. DeWitt Tattle has returned. to his 'home in New York after a pleasant visit with friends in this town. WM ....... George Duryeu and Edward Rut- ledge and i'umilies have returned from a vacation spent at ll‘airtield Beach. Mr. and Mrs. W. i). Leasou of New . lHaven arrived last evening for a one month’s stay with relatives on East avenue. ‘ W George A."Powell will returnio his New York home next week. Business leave a few weeks earlier than usual. Edward Marshall. a’Cornell student. is spending a week with Alfred Stock- vwell. Marshall who played sub on the baseball team is a classmate of Stock well, who will be a junior in Septem- ber. About 2501neme1's of the Methodist and Congregational Churches went toi Roton Point yesterday for a day's out», ing. The trip was made in Gray Bros] land Bates' autos and a pleasant, time is reported. ' Leland Bougeuhus obtained a cer- tificate from the institute of Musical: Pedogogy, Mass. Leland took a short; musical course at the school and did? . wetll. lie was a graduate from Stam- lt‘ord in 1911. Ollicer Dixon has not been seen at the corner of Railroad mantle and Main street evenings, during the past week. His friends would readily recognize him cooking potatoes at Trinity Lake, 'where he is enjoying n week's vacation at camp. Tile limidington place Oeuoke ave- nue has undergone extensive improve- ments. An addition to the rear of the house gives much more room. The porch has also been enlarged. Wire screens will ensure freedom Numbnes- quitos. The house will be painted gray. The Grange will hold its annual out- . ing in the middle of August . 1A pro gram has been arranged for the day. A trip will be made-lo the lake. where a. day's fun will be Illld. Sports and amusemt-lnts for a good time have been provided for by the committee in the charge. ..._.__u.....__ The Epworlh League held its annual picnic 'i‘usday evening. Six or seven auto curried about thirty members to -‘hnrl.~i)n_vton Auto Truck (lo. York city. The. concern is which ‘CIIIII'IOB ll. Peix. .ir., one it many. The liabilities mpted at $5.000 quired to give a bond of $2 ,500. 11" of America, Norwulk Local, No. . " will hold the regular monthly meeting ' tomorrow (Saturday) evening. in the Main utroot hall. The troiloymen Will all be given an opportunity to be pres- ent as tho two-acssiou meeting course will he followed. Nothing of particu- lar importance is anticipated to come . before the. meeting, although trolley matters in general will be diucua‘ued and routine matters of business than missed. ~llllllll Hill New Remedy That Removes ”Freckles . or Costs Nothlne. ~ Here's 11. chance Miss Freckle-Face, ' to try a new remedy tor tradition with the guarantee of 11 reliable dealer that removes the freckles. willie it it does also you a clear completion. the 11x» ‘ltonao is trillion. ' ' Simply, got an ounces of othl‘uo olnliiy menu and to: emulation. “Stanly is on» than on W t of New formerly of ‘5 make. Danhury in sales manager oi the com- are stated to about $10,000 and the assets are esti- Tbe reteivel is re- tt will not cost you a penny nation it ‘ West Roton, where coffee was cooked 13111111 11 real food was spread on the The party took in attractions at the Point during the evening and cn~ ioyed the fireworks. homo Ill the auto at, a‘lalc hour. . “T- 1 'Eulil F. Green of South avenue en- teltuiued n Iliim‘liel ol’ friends at his a The Amalgamated Association otqwmo Tuesday evening Pliimlilo was llpStltult and Electric Railway Illmployes’ played and a smoker was enjoyed 478. About twenty of his New York friends were present and a quurottuvconsist‘ ,ing of Bradford lScoiield, Walter Pater~ sou, .lrlurold Howard and Stanley De- vluo snug selections during the even- lnlt. James W. Ol’coli gave clover lm» lloraountlons. A number of girls fromvthe Hartley Mouse tinjolod an outing at Bhippun yesterday. They walked to the Spriug~ dole trolley line and transferred to the “Point at. the Square Swimming was enjoyed by the glnlo during the d y. inluoheonw was survod and spam on the bench were indulged in during the afternooil.!1mo_nl; the party were the Misuse E. minim-E. Ahea111.li. Gree- ley M. V.1Morrtssey. 1". Fauna, .11.. Ketch A.Armstmng.m.ilyncl_1,..i Hoc- her, L. Andrews. M. Union, 13. Manon. lt‘ Faulkner J. Latuu. 0 Mason and Mrs. Boat. “W Witching torturing skin emoticon. distillate. . Dunn’s Ointinout bring: quick ratio! and listing cures. Ditty. canto at any drug Ito". ‘ . ‘ I‘h‘st “quality Fruit of The left for their Fruit Of the Loom - Muslin (ll/icyd the . Loom Muslin. oi! the placer all day tomorrow, ti 1—213 yard. ’c.*}.l.é~uiurz 1. too. krosuouuowo- GENERALLY @th IC. J. MINJTZDK C0. 14‘ 4.1- ".1 . TOMORROW will be a record-breaker. this day. Come EARLY Tomt‘lrrow and share in some of the GREAT VALUES Every department will celebrate this 12'/21:' Ginghams ' 71: per yd 3,000'yard5 of Dress Ging- hams;. regularly 12 14h: yard; for this day ”only 70 yard. SALE Careful preparations have been made for BIG BARGAIN DAY. Every Pair Hose at 15 (its pair 501102 black. white and tan I isle Hpsc. extia llnc \nlue On sale Satmday 15c pair. Children's Socks 2 pair 25 dis .-\ bigr lot of Children's Socks. in white and fancy top. All sizes. On sale 2 pairs for 25c. 250 Children’s Hose 19c pair (‘hiltlr’sén IIosc, excellent (11lalit\.1cglliarly 25c. Ijor boy.» and girls. On sale 19c pair. 25c Hosiery 19c pr Silk Lisle liege in black . A Great Sale of Good. ‘ Hos1ery “Tomorrow and VII“ “HASH/$5? regular VeH special lot or full weight 2:? lime. 1 In" day 19“ Hose, excellent val11o,‘.. pairs for pair. 2 ..1c Guaranteed 250 Silk Hose ‘19 (its pair, Boot Silk Ilosc in only T his case on suleb utday 19c pair 50c Silk Hose 39c Imported Silk Heat: in black only , legulurl} 50C. On sale 391', pair. black Sat- Hose 74 dis pair We secured a sample line of fine Silk limo. that sold for $100 to $1. 25 This entire lot 01 line samples on sale at 74c pair. - Special Hose 2pail' 25c $1.50 Lingerie Waists 99c Out they go«-~all of our $1.50 Lingelio Walsts, during this sale 9911.. 1S3 Waists $1.49 Just for this sale, one «big ship- ment of Lingerie and Not Wallis, worth up to $3.00; take your pick $1.40. Shirt Waist Bargains 9 $31 Net Waists 99 dis You had better shop early for this great value. Lace \Vasils that sold at $3. All Over lior this Saturday 99c . $5 11111186 Chiffon Waists $2. 99 Take your pick of all our beau- titui Chiffon Waist, regular $5.00 and $6. 00 Waists. for this sale 32. 09. / $1 Wals'ls 49c Lingerie Waists. many different styles, regular $100 values; during this sale 11 and $1.25 Silk Bathing Suits .. Must go.‘ Tilis‘is the way we Will move them. $7 Silk Suits ....... $5.45 $5 Suits . .......... “$3.95 $4 Suits ............ $2.95 $3 Suits $2.25 $2rSuits . .......... . $1.59 $2.51) Children's Suits $1.49 All 25c Caps ...... 101: All 251: Shoes ...... .. 196 All 50c Shoes ..... .39c Ialce your pick of- all La- tlics' Parasols; sold up to $1.25. Saturday 79c. 25c Children s Parasols 19c 50c Childre‘su Parasols 391: $1.50 Dolls. 99 as One Case. of 24 inch jointed imported Dolls; regularly $1.50 value. For this day only 99c. $1. 25 Parasols 79c , . Children’s Parasols $1 49 $2 Dresses 990 200 Lingerie and Gingham Dres- ses. neatly trimmed with lace and embroidery, worth up to $2. Your pick 990. $2.50 and S3 All of our smart Street Dreéses. that sold up to $3.00, reduced to $1.99. Dresses $1.99. DRESSES $3 I WhitefDresses $1.49 Ladies' and Misscs’ White Dresses trimmed with lace and embroidery; legulall y $3. Saturday while the lot lasts $1 House Dresses 791: 25 dozen Ladies' Percale House Die-sees, all sizes, 790. Regular $1.00 values. $5 and $6 Summer Dresses $2.95 Take your .pick at this lot of Dresses, many and only one of a kind. regular price 85.00 and $6.00, this sale $2.95. 12'4c Ladles' Vests Re One case first.“ quality Ladies' Summer Vests. regular 12 1~2c values, for thissalo 8c.» 39c Corset Covers 2% Lace and Embroidery Trimmed Corset Colels. very special 29c. $l.25 Corset Covers 79c Nearly oue‘half 1price. Covers that sold at $1.25, [while they last. 790. . 25c Muslin Drawers 19c . with hemstltched and tucked rui- tle, 25c value, sale price 191:. 25c Lisle Gloves 1% pair .Llrdles’ first quality Lisle Gloves, our regular stock, during this sale, 191: pair. in Bags 5% 81.00 Basra, many are samples. just. one of a. kind, that sold up to $1.00; sale price 590. 7c Print; 5c yard 501: Sheets 39c run slzeci 501: Sheets. lgood qual- ty muslin. during this sale 89c. Mutilin Drawers of good values $2.95- \IiillCS, or your money back . tious. Just think of it. Lon'g Linenc Coats. is and $6 Linen Suits $2.95 Out they go. All linen Suits; up to $6. . For this Saturday $10 and $12 Suits $4.95 We will place on sale 501 Misses and Ladies’ all wool Suits, made of fine quality serge cl1cvi0t.gnaranteed $10 and $12 fake your pick No altera~ Long Coats 99 cts While they last 99c. \ 19c Lawn Kimonos. 10 as just for Saturday, a large case of short Lawn Kimo- nos: regularly too On sale i me each. 59c Lawn Kimonos ‘ '39 dis 10 (102. Ladieb’ Long: Lawn Iximonos; regulaily 59c; for Saturday 39c. p BOYS CAUGHT NEAR HOSPITAL. Had Been Annoying Nurses and Pa- tients and Wore Warned to Desist. The hospital authorities have been troubled or late by a number oi boys who distuhed the inmates of the in stimtion by packing in at the windows tapping on the window- panels and malt. ing a general ambiance of themselves. When anybody came out they would run across the street and hide in the deep shortens. .Lest night. Otilcer John 1! Toothiil, oi the South Norwalk notice depart meat, and special one» William Porno. of the Namath hebat'tment. watched and apprehended six boys, ranging in ages (rm to to 18 years. they were (loci-go Moktey. or its Con- neotlout.‘ avenue. ,loiih ' s and out tum wt . been mum“ navu)‘ w. Ramona 1 Funeral Directors Embalmer 19 No. Mtin 81., So. Norwnlk Residence, 0 Washington at. Tolephout It ofll Rico—88bit. Telephone at nouns—698. 1 suns annuals WKPI‘IE‘SEIIWEEK f W TODAY. New Haven at Waterbury. Bridgeport at .vHolyoker »; . lSllrlngfleltlot' Hartford. , . M , SATURDAY. division at New Haven. Bridgepoui. at Springfield Waterbury hi ltbrttord. unit: 1110'" "Inn I‘ I I '1: I ‘I I I; I 'I It‘. I “I I; I I' I I I_I.I,I.I,I,I_I:I.I;I.I;I,I:I:I I: I o ..... II.I‘.I.I.I1IZI.I3I.IZI.IJ.- The Hatch 81 Bailey Company ‘OUTH NORWALK, CONN . Lumber and MillWork for Everything TIiéphono. 4'. ~ to gaining rapidly in popularity as I substitute for 1111. Ind . plantin- sud yell-paper. It is susceptible at an infinite variety «oi. artistio denials ilor walls and ceilings, and mini“ 0: A "mid. soap. 1m individual prom-moat and taste. We or. W ‘* silo loop I turn supply on hand. ‘
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