' Wadi'l'd‘d'h
Special Sale of ,
Printed Lawns at
51': a yard»
100 111110th patterns to se-
lect from.
at u '6“
E. K. BANKS, .77
Muhackomo Hotel Block ,7.
l1
South Norwsik
Our Brothers’ Lodge, No. 710, l. O.
0. F., will meet this evening for week-
ly business.
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‘ The Master Plumbers’ Association i
has a meeting scheduled for tomor-
row evening.
Leonard J. Foster, of Forest Hill,
’Md., is visiting at his paternal home
in Reed street.
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A barge containing 1000 .‘al‘ds of
sand is being unloaded at Raimond
Brothers docks.
rNorwalk ilron Moulders’ Union,'IlO-
cal No. 209, will meet tomorrow night
for regular business,
Ponassus Council, No. 1268, Royal
Arcanum, will meet tomorrow evening
for regular bi-monthly business.
Court Frances Order of the Golden
lSceptle, will hold its semiemonthiy
business meeting on Wednesday even-
ing. . ‘ ’ '
Lady Jennings Lodge, Shepherds of
Bethlehem will hold its semi- monthly
business meeting on Wednesday she
thing.
The semi-monthly business meeting
of South Norwalk Conclave, No. 418,
l. 0. 1—1., will be held on WedneSdaY
evening.
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The Board of School Visitors will
meet as usual on Tuesday evening
next for the second session of the
joint hoard.
Miss Catherine Claven, of the Bos-
tou Store cloak and suit department.
is enjoying a two week’s vacation in
{New London.
The Grace Baptist Church and sun-
day school will have their annual out-
ing'on next Thursday, Aug. 8th, at
Snvin Rock. Car leaves the barn on
Wall street at 9 o‘clock sharp.
John A. Ryan. proprietor of the Twin
City Bowling Alleys ill North Main
street, will leave tomorrow for _a
month's vacation trip. Mr. Ryan, a
Philadelphia lightweight boxer, came
to South Norwnlk some months ago
and appeared at the Armory bouts.
lie became interested in this place
‘ and purchased the bowling alleys. He
has made many friends and great suc-
cess while located here. Mr. Ryan
will visit a. few days with relatives in
Buffalo, will then go to Niagara Falls
and labor to Canada for the remainder
' of his vacation. Gaorge Panuaro, Sn,
will conduct his business during Mr.
Ryan's absence.
Rev. Hush B. Carpenter. formerly
pastor ot the South Norwaih Baptist
(thumb. hutfncw located in Provi-
dence. preached in the First Baptist
Church. in Bridgeport, yesterday, and
was greeted by quite a delegation of
former parishioners, so matings not.
that he‘remarked that it. almost seem-
~ ed like his South Norwaiic charlie. He
is spending his vacation in New Hm-
Ihire. but returned marrovidsnco to
pertorni a marllnipe ceremony today.
The South Norwalk delegation includ-
1 ed: Mr. and Mrs. Fred '1‘. mend. Mr
and Mrs. I. P. Russian and deciliter.
Mr and Mrs. William. Butt Mr. Ind
V Mrs. 101111 AndrEwI, Mrs. John Triton. ,
illmy Tryon, 11011. John“ Tailor. mn-
11rd Rollins. slut Miss Baillie aid .
111.111., on.
South Norwalk. “
west winds.
this morning over North. Dakota, is}
causing unsettled weather with allow-'1
era ill the northern sectiOlls
the Rocky Mountains and the westel‘nl
portion of the Lake region. All area:
01' high pressule, central ovel
1,011, is ploduciug pleasant weut‘lcl 111
me easteln
ruins were reported from the South .--\t‘
luutic coast.
during the last 4 hours was 2.80 inches
at Savannah, Ga."
.A New and Complete Lipé.
Prices From
10 to 100
WM. P. ' BEERS
Norwalk. I
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-l
light and Tuesday; not much change;
11 telllpc—l‘ature; light west and north;
A disturbance, celltralj
between i
i
Michl- l
sectIOns. Heal y local
The greatest alnounl
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY: 3
Temperature: Low, 66; high, 73.7
Cloudy.
i
There will be a meeting of the Exc-‘
cutixe committee of‘ the South .\‘or- 3
walk Bould of Tlade on Wednesday:
evening. .
A special meeting of the Girls’ V
Friendly Society will be held on Tues;:
(lay evening at 8 at the Berkeley street T
chapel rooms. 1
l
The Misses Jennie Hoyt, Elizabeth.
Anna and Mary Briody of East Nor-7
walk, and May and Sadie Anderson, ofi
Winnipauk, left this morning for a
two weeks‘ outing in the Catskill
Mountains.
Warren E. Smith, formerly engaged}
in the clothing business in South Nor-Z
walk, Ibut who has been in the south
for some time, has been stepping at.
Shotheldon-the-Sound and meeting for-
mer friends here.
.--lnstructi0n. 111 piano. Pupils so-
licited: Miss Hazel it. .LaCroix, 5
Hawkins ave.
Tomorrow, Tuesday, is the Feast of
the TransfigurotIOn. The services
at. St. Paul's Church, Norwnlk, will
be as follows: 6:30 a. 111., Holy COm-‘
munion; 9 a. m., Morung prayer and
Holy Communion; 5 p. 111.. Evening
prayer.
The Knob Club automobile transpor-
tation omnibus llad.chiiis and fever 01)
yesterday and was supplanted by the
old horse 'bus for a share or the day.
The pump was out of commission, but
was repaired in the lotto/r part 01 the,
afternoon. completing the schedule
delayed since noon.
“we...
Captain and Mrs. 13. J. l’crrott enter
upon their annual vocation tomorrow
morning and will leave for South Mon-
cheater, Conn” tor a two woukh' stay.
South Manchester is the home of Will-
lam «Permit, treasurer oftho cows.
and father of captain Permit. Mrs.
Envoy Fowler will haVe charge of the
corps during thscaptain's absence.
Chef James Robertson served on
lihnsuaiiy large numbers! special and
day. and among thé'diners were a
number of Norwalk Yacht Club mem-
bers. including the commodore. and
several of the other unicorn. The brim
liege to eat at the Knoll it attended to
the Norwalk hunt Club and man?
take advantage of the arrangemont
Wklyv " "
DO YOU' WANT
notional I01 ‘10 a 'wu'it. . 7V
day dinners at the Knob Club'yeater- .
Manson your position? If Io, try ' '
m day, some micro-1170mm who
an
Id 170' your tarsus also
Ag]. Collins
OUR AUGUST 1
so.
Clearance Sale
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Furniture
Drapery and Housefumlshin‘gs
GUARANTEED,
PRICE REDUCTIONS
-——— of from --
15 to 30 Per Cent.
All goods are from our regular stock,
thoroughly made and warranted in
every particular.
Below we qhote a
Brass Beds *
.Rt‘illllai price $45.00
lxcrrular price $42. 50
Regular plicc $3800.
Rc gulal piicc $35.00.
lxcgular pricc $3.2. 50.
Regulal price $29. 50
chular price $22.00.
Regular price $18.00.
lx‘cgular pricc $16.00.
chular price 81.1. 50.
Regular plicc 81.11.50.
Price
Price
Price
Price
Price
Price
Sale Price
Snit- Price
Sill? Price
Sillc Price
Sale Price
Sale
Sale
Salt"
5111c
Sale
Sale
$35.00
$33.00
$31.00
$28.00
$26.00
$24.00
$16.00
$14.00
$13.50
$1 1.98
$10-75
Enamel Beds
Regular price $22. 50.
'Ixcwular plice 20.00.
ch‘ular price $18.00.
Regulal price $16.50.
Regular prlcc $15.00.
chular price $13.50.
chular price $11.50.
Regular price $9.00.
Regular price $7.50.
Regular price $6.00.
Regular price $4.98.
chular price $3.50.
$17.50
$15.50
$14-75
Sale Price $13.25
Sale Price $11.98
Sale Price $10.75
Sale Price $9.50
Sale Price $6.75
Sale Price $5.25
Sale Price $4.98
Sale Price $3.98
Sale Price $11.50
Price
Prlcc
Price
Sale
Snic
Salt:-
Dressers
Regular price $45.00.
Regular price $39. 50.
Regulal prce $35.00.
lxcgular price $28. 50.
Regular prcc $22
Regular price $11.50
Regular price $13.50.
Regular pricc $10.50.
Rtgulzir pl'icc $8.50.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Price $38.50
Price $34.25
Price $29.50
Price $23.75
Sale Price $17. 50
Sale l’ricc $13. 25.
Sale Price $9.98
Sale Plice $8.75
Sale Prlcc $6.98
Chiffoniers
Regular price $38.00.
Regular price $3.50.
Regular price $28.75.
Regular price $25.00.
Regular price $20.00.
Regular plicc $16. 50.
Regular Ig'lllcc $12.;98
Regular prlcc $8. 50.
Regular price $6. 50.
Q7710
Sale
Solo
5010
Sale
$31-50
$27 50
$23-50
$21. 50
7 $1675
Sale Price $13.25
Sale Pricc $10.50
Sale Price $6. 75
Sale Price $5. 75
Price
Price
Price
Price
Price
DininghTables
Regular price $35 .00.
Regular prcc $32.50
Regular price $25. 00.
Regular price $21.00.
Regular price $16 50.
Regular price $13 50.
Regular prkc $12.00
. Regular price $8. 50.
$39.50
$25315
$19.50
Sailc l‘ricc
Sale l'licc
Sale Price
Role l’ricc $16.75
Stile Price $12.98
Sale Price $9.98
Sale Price $9.115
Elsie Price $6.25
BUFFETS .
Regular price $55 .00.
Regular price $38. 00.
Regular price $32. 50.
Regular price $27 00.
.chular price $22. 50.
Regular price $19. 50.
77 Regular price $17.00.
_ Regular price 3316. 00.
Regular price $13 50. is
. Chain, China closets. Spri
. bury and Parlor Tabla, Fancy
' Couches, flags and or than
~Furalture have hails
Sale
Stile
Sale
'1». Stile
‘ Sale
Sale
Price $47.50
Price $30.98
l’ricc {917.75
Price 812.75
Price $18.98
Price $17. 75
Sale Prion $13 75
Sale Price $13. :15
Sale Prim: $10.98
d‘Mattmm. Li-
,LPltrlor halts,
well as our illunntn‘ur
from 15 per cent. to 30
Huge Bower is having his tailor- 7
shop repainted.
m
Electlician‘mllll'omldy has wired the
Weaversdn place.
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Jluocg Wood-s has taken a position
at Kuriunsky’s market.
li‘. ’1‘. Morris recently bought 1“] E.
M‘, F. llt‘luntler’s car.
Mr. Fine opened ills new store in
the Monroe building last week.
Mrs. Gregory is reported as much
improved at a Boston hospital.
Miss ClaireMcKendry Is visiting
friends at. Bay Ridge, L. I.
.Mr. Wurlield of “New Yark, came up
to the Hampton Inn yesterday.
l. \‘l'oel’ei & Orr are installing a Kee-
wnllee system at Washington,‘Conn.
'iir. Galloway of Naugntuck will
i move .to the McGruth place on Forest
street.
Daniel 'Rogcrson, outplayed at the
Central Garage, left Saturday for-Bos-
ton, where he will spend a week.
Frederick Brodford and daughter
Lucy have returned from a visit with
.7relntives at Catskill, N. Y.
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3 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Benedict left
fSatul-day for Hickory Blutl’, where
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and Which has has
‘ goric, Drops and Soothin
,Flatule’ncy, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and
autumn: CASTORIA ALWAYS
The Kind You llave Always Bough
in use 101.- over 30 yours, has borne the signature
and has been made under his his
sonol supervision since its Infancy
Allow no one to deceive you In tit“.
All Counterieita. Imitations and “ Just-0030011” om hull
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health ‘
Infants and Children-«Experience hgainst Experimen
What is CASTORIA
Dostoria. Is a. harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-v.
Syrups. It Is pleasant. Iii-
contains neither Opium, Orplline not other Nurobflo
substance. no age is Its guarantee. It; destroys worms
and alloys Feverlshnoss. For more than thirty years lit
has been in constant. 1180 tor the relief 0! Constipation,
Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bchls,
assimilates the Food, givin healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea— 0 Mother’s Friend. V
Bears the Signature of
In Use For Over 30 Years 1
THE CENT“)! OOIMIW. 1? HURRIY "IIIT. NIW YORK cm
they have secured a cottage.
l
w
George Molielldry and Vincent St.
lJohn motored to Milford Friday to
1 bring home another car.
7 Miss lielen B. Renting of New York
' is enjoying a vacation with her sister,
: Mrs. Frank Hoyt, of South avenue.
, .
i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Andrews of
lliillport avenue motored ~to Savill
.RocR recently and enjoyed a shore
1 dinner.
I ...
i
.
The E. T. Bates auto truck arrived
late Thursdal cloning. It was rumor
iod that the machine bloke down and
.llad to be repaired.
l The Main street telephones are
lagaln in working order, after being
‘ disturbed by the recent thunder-storm.
lSevoral of the poles were struck by
lightning.
m
Stanley \lcad loft last week for
shake Waccébut where he camped.
,Mrs. Knapp, Mrs. Comstock and Mrs.
l Mead will enjoy camp life at the lake
i‘i’or two weeks.
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Miss Dorothy Mukenzie and Miss
7Dorcas Byman left last week for Hil-V
lions. Atlantic Highlands. Miss Byam
ihas been visiting, Miss «Makehzie who
{will stay with her at the Highlands
lduring August.
l
i
Andrew S Clayton of Seminar)
istleet has retuncd after a long ub-
sence. Mr Clayton tells of numerous
places visited throughout the country,
His trip took in a large number of the
Western cities.
Surveyors are preparing the wood-
lands for the improvements to be
made at the place bemt‘e the lots will
lbe sold. The land situated between
the Judge ‘Hall and Sidney Chichester
places is valuable. "
Catherine. widow of William M. Mer—
ritt. died Thursday evening at her
home on *Railroad nvcnuc. She was
72 years old, being born ill Stamiord
in June, 1840. She lived at New (lu-
nnnn tor forty-tints: yours and at her
Railroad avenue home for forty-one
years. She was taken sick about two
month 1130 and died from n compllctr
'tion of diseases. this is survived by
two soul; and two history. The sons
are William M. or New Cannon and
George ill, of iniwell. Mass. The sis-
tors Ms Miss illnlo Dickerson nnd Mrs:
Martha Hominy, both of New Canaan.
she was 11 member or the Methodist
(Jhurch. flu her death New (lanolin
loses 11 person of good and kind char-
acter. The funeral service was held
at the house mutiny. at. 11110 p. m. in-
terment was at inksviow.‘ Cemetery.
'rilo 81111111101 WantroolumnI m is:
ranching in their induction—wills: my
‘ till you in rowing may I. prowl-m.
Rexall
. to keep it. Fair dealing always, and a little bettel if I can. It
A GOOD THING SELDOM “HAPPENS."
lIT MUST BE MADE To “HAPPEN.”
M business and the confidence of my customers didn‘t come~
by ch ilce. I've built them up very carefully, on the solid founda-
tion of fair treatment. My rule is to give evely customer not only
the fair treatment he‘s entitled to, but if possible, a little better.
That’s the way I've made my business and that’s how I intend
makes us new friends and keeps our old friends with us.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
First in quality, last in price, always in the minds of its custom;
era—Bonnie HomoGround Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry. .
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concrete, Cement, Flag .7
(ICm-b & Gutter Reset.
w LK 01d Walks Recovered, 7
«Grading. Excavating, Team Work
68 WALL OTREIT
NORWALK.
PHONE 488.
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line M
Eyes Examined Free ‘ “
Tle'Moycr Autumobilc
The car that takes you any distance and brings you but:
again in peace and comfort.
1913 MGDELS
Now Ready for Dmonstratlou at Our Garage.
NDRWALK. 89
HIV!!! "REIT Toiophopo 601-3
ICE CREAM
THE BEST IN TOWN
RAVI YOU ITMID l‘l'l'
We hm our new machine would; now until an minim: ,
ice 0min. 0111' dollar: «trim is moist. '
RUNDLE’S sauna
saltwater. Inc 11m -
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