New Patterns «1N cumulus. swms, ETAMINss AND scams. Lacs CURTAINS 50o to $2.50 a pair. ‘ E. K. BANKS Mohaokomo, Hhtel Block South Norwsik (.‘ockenoe Tribe, 1. 0. R. M. No. 32, will hold their. regular meeting this evening. -«Mintz's one-halt price sale hap- pens once a year. Tomorrow is the day. Read large adv. on page 8. Miss Eliza Gilbert, of Norwalk, was a guest oi? Mrs. Andrew Weed, in Springdnie, Tuesday. W...—~. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Palmer. of Springdale, are back from their vaca- tion, which they spent in Norwalk. Charles E. Dow and wife of South Norwalk, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hickford H. Crissey, in Long Ridge. Mrs. D. M. Lockwood, of Springdale, ‘ was entertained by her aunt, Miss Katie Northrup, of Norwalk, last week. -—Straw Hats. O'Brien‘s. Miss Gladys Brown and Miss Helen Cab], of Norwalk, were entertained by Miss Hazel Weed. in Springdale, Tuesday. _ Miss Grace Seymour, 01' West street, Mrs Kate Themes, and daughter. Rutlh, ol- 'IRowayton. have returned irom Eton dars’ trip to Bermuda. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Bruce, oi, Long Ridge, spent a day recently with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jimmerson, of Norwalk. s Humphrey Collins and son James, of Ferris avenue, arrived home yesterday on the steamer Olympic, after a five months’ tour oi lreland and England. They report a fine time. _.—..-———-- -See big window displays Mintz’s onehalt price sale. Tomorlcw is the day. Read our adv. on page 8. A regular meeting of Old Well Commandery, United Order or the Golden Cross, No. 956, will be held to. night in the South Norwuik Trust Company building. Charles E. Mays. grand commander, and 1-1. W. Adams, grand keeper of records, will be pres— ent. It was reported about town, this morning, that a couple or fellows were mixing. it up last night about 6:30 o'clock in Smith street, and things looked lively from a distance. The names of the party are not known, and the matter was not report» . ed to the police and no arrests were made. wnun .ine can Caps. O‘Brion’s. Present indications are that it would, be a good stunt for those pan ties who recently borrowed the Nor» walk Baseball team‘s sign (tom Luther M. Wright’s corner’to return the some to the spot mm which they tool: it. The return may be made tonight with safety to all concerned. hot it it. is . not the police will mono the I1“! and use shiatsu Who are known to than. , their investigation hermit Birthday. Cards South Norwalk. A New and Complete Line. Prices From 1c to 100 WM P BEERS Non-walk. w-..-——~w-mw WEATHER FORECAST. moderate north winds. An extended, area of high pressure, centralihisl morning over the Lake region, is pro-l during cool, pleasant weather east of; the Mississippi river. Scattered show-l ers have occurred during the last 24‘ hours over a narrow belt extending* from South Dakota southeastward to? Florida. A well-defined disturbance isl central this morning over Montana. , i WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY: Partly cloudy. _...._._.—a lug friends in town. Attorney John Keogh. oi Washing ton street, is in Danbury today. .133. C. McBride. of New York, was a visitor in town, yesterday, on busi- ness. George C. Lockwood and family will leave tomorrow for a vacation trip and visit at Canaan. Conn. -——Sults, dresses, hosiery, waist. Every department joins in the once a year one-halt price sale. Will you be there'L Reads large adv. on page S. Attorney Nehemiah C’andec, of Washington street, is spending the day in New Haven on business. .— Attorney and Mrs. Joseph R. Taylor, , or Fairfleld avenue. are sojourning at Canaan, Conn, for a week's vacation. The Cluett, Peabody factory, in North Main street, will close down for two weeks, while the employees take their annual vacation. -—-§omethlng to talk about. Mintz‘s one-half price-sale. We will expect you. See our large adv. on page ,8. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Malkin and Mrs. Albert Betta are enloylng an au- tomobile trip up the stats today. They expect to take in the war maieuvers. The Sterling Oyster Company will commence active work on the water on Monday when they will send their boats to Northport tor a season of transplanting. The seeding has been done and the cathing.,wlll not begin until next month in earnest during the middle of the month. .‘ Coleman Charnok's dog ran amuok last night and in his rampage encoun- tered Mary Wood‘s canine and pro ceedsd to bitegtho latter dog. The owner or the bitten animal coiled tor the police, claiming that‘tho Chemo): do: was mad. The police utter an advised that one cool: the advice or a veterinary surgeon. ' « , , W ”Special solo or White Mountain ice cream freezers at Norwaik Hard Wm 00" 39 Milli 5t. H ‘ iElfin. held ,an t. evening. at liratiom‘whiotma to he held in » wort. next 'i‘uosday. Thermom- For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to; ' night and Saturday; cooler tonight; WALK CLEARANCE SALE ‘ . of Furniture, Draperies and lim1setu1'nisbings. Guaranteed price reductions of l'rom 15 per cent. to 30 per cent. The sturdy buyers or The Norwalks have learned to Appreciate the strict truth of our state men-ts. Our goods are thoroughly well made and warranted in every particular and include all that is best in high and medium priced . modern designs We invite a comparison of quality and prices. A J. Collins 8: Co. A GOOD THING SELDOM "HAPPENS." by chance. I’ve built them up very carefully, on the solid foundu‘ tion of fair treatment. My rule is to give evely customer not only the fair treatment he‘s entitled to but it possible, a little better. That's the way I've made my business and that’s how I intend to keep it Fair dealing always. and a little better if I can. It makes us new friends and keeps our old friends with us. MANUEL T. HATCH. u'r MUST as MADE TO “HAPPEN." My business and the confidence of my customers didn't come First in quality, last in price, always in the minds of its custom~ ere—Bonnie Home Ground Feed tor Horses, Cattle and Poultry. Concrete, Cement, Flag (liCurb & Gutter Reset * Old Walks Recovered QGrading, Excavating. Team Work RAYMOND BROTHERS- Temperature: Low, 68; high, 83. . Chester Kerr of New York is visit- a l Everything in the Optical. Line as WALL unset NORWALK. prions «I. O. B. Jackson Optician Eyes Examined Free 0.....- _. . ._.—...,.......—....—......-... . .... ........ .._.-—-. Wmsnnw "Minimums I mouth of July shows that there ware , Date Deaths yr. mo. da.. 3 William Quinn 52 7 ‘ 9 4 Theodore Number 79 3 7 3.4 Charles Kismecki 53 5 13 5 Mary Fox 61 3 4 “7 Daniel Betta 74 2 13 , 7 Albert Morehouse 69 r Wlliam Phillips 83 7 23 10 Elzabeth Dorsictt 80 11 m Nillilli Illllll' Town ‘ilierk's Records A Show I Nineteen Marriages and Twanty-iw‘o Deaths Town Clerk Smith's record for the twenty-seven ‘ deaths, forty-seven births, and nineteen marriages. Tho births almost double the deaths. 13 Guleeppe 'l‘urkoski 35 14 Alexander Garvey 8] 5 14 Mary Britton 42 3 15 15 Edward Kelly 1 10 ll lltl James Robinson 57 10 24 llii—qulsepDe Mustico 39 ' ‘22 Patrick l-ieunessey 67 23 Mary Warren 40 10 29 lea, Martin Grii’i’en 26 24 128 Emily Webb 55 128 Adolf Shelunder '41 l 25 ;28 Johanna Soderstron 64 3 21 29 Charles Hanson. 67 7 25 (30 William Finney 59 7 11 ’Date Births. i 1~Patsy to Raftaelo and Annie TOr- ello. ‘ , 2-—Quito to (‘ryrus and Fannie Sam- ? moccone. ’2 2~Generoso to Sabine and Angelino. Tmncone. 3—eli'illium Post and Jennie London. 1‘ 3—sliclen to Paul and Rose Toth. l ~i~—.\lary to Stephen and Julia Ku- l renszky. ? 4~Albert T. id Edward and Mary 1 ' Martin. 5~——Son to Sylvester D. and Blanche EBarnes. V i lie-Edith to Arthur and Grace Cavrey. i 5~Son to (‘linton and May Downs. s—Ameliu to Tony and Lucy Renzull. ti»l-ouise to Antonio and Carmella Masai. 3 6~—Carmelc to Gabriele and Mada- lena Marlno. l 7—8011 to Andrew and Rose Ornvez. : 7-Samuel to Joseph and Fanny Tar- lov. -' b—Ruth to William’ and Anna Keogh. 9—liuben to Ruben and Adeline Rob— bins. . 9—Gesn to Kalman and Annie Balog. 10~D0mlnick to Alfred and Joanna Russo. 12~Mcrwin to Samuel and Mary Dick- ens. The Moyer Automobile The car that takes you any distance and brings you back again in peace and comfort. 3913 MODELS Now Ready for Demonstration at Our Garage. OSCAR H. BANKS RIVER STREET Telephone 081-3 NORWALKy CONN. l3wJohn to Joseph and Rose Kuchma. .13~Mariorie to Edward and Emma ' Juelson. linlielen to Andrew and Matilda iv- ancho. 14~liiodenico to Raphael and Fliho— menu Coccbia. iii-v—Velma to Michael and Pearl Toc- kacs. li—George to William and Grace Ech- ert. .. 14—Maiilda to Michael and Verka Csogardi. Iii—Florence to Morris and Betty Vogel. . law-Adelaide to Michael and Mary Zelgler, ICE CREAM THE BEST IN TOWN HAVE YOU TRIED IT? We have our new machine working now and are makinc KW! ice cream. Our delivery service to prompt. RUNDLE’TS nAKf-JRY NORWALK. IABT NORWALK. ismflelen L. to Howard and Kather- ine Godfrey. 18—«lielen M. to William and Matilda Madden. ill—Margaret to Stephen and Mazda- lena Josu. Bib—Angelo to John and Lillian Damot 21—Mlldrod to Raymond and Freda Decker. 21-~Frcdertok to Frederick and May Partly. ill-«Walter to Daniel and Susie‘Rutai. 26-John to Frank and Mary Miller. Eli—«Vlgonzo to Visenzo and Mary Ma- - The Paris Cloak} 8i Suit House. investigation thought differently and ‘ motor to close out what. we have left at a loss rather than hove and invest a. dollar whens it will do the most «out! will at one. mots " ' also in this otter the opportunity to supply lhur clothe: needs at a do- ‘ _ aided loving” :_ , ., fin Wall street“ " Thoygdooidod " to orient! the his colon 515 Main St. Stamford. 33 So. Main 3a, South Nor-walk Think what you wave in this clearing sale. We will carry in suits. Dresses, cam Shirts. Walnut 3er into tho out man. We them an on hand The wioman ohrov’rd mm to llama ahead 1 rino. 25~William. to John and Annie Rood. tail-«Merritt T. to Merritt and Lora Power. samnallghter to John and Verna Fleeté wood. Zimmerman to Antonio and Philome no Maonbordins. eta-Raymond to Dewitt and Edith Talmadpo. aaéammlaeco to Benjamin and nose Marceau. aMArthur to Arthur and Elisabeth f‘ Joesph. title‘Wllliain’ to Michael and Julis‘Toth. unanimous» John and non Kill. ' aimKathorinoTto [George and lather! iu‘oM‘anuuoi. ' when...» Mm. timer and estuarine ’ rum“. .Miitlimorti‘isaodiot end June um: New Department Store V " SATURDAY, 28. 30 and 32 South Main St. r SOUTH NORWALK, 0 It Will Be Known as the DRY GOODS CO. And we will present to the public a Store and a Line oi Mar disc that The Norwallrs may well feel proud of As the mature have delayed us about two months in our opening we will give public the best ten day's Opening Prices ever given in the state Don’t Forget the Address '28, 30 8t 32 So. Main St, Cor. Havilan‘ South Nurwalk —~OF THE - AUGUST 1 ,AT 10 A. M. \ Specials for Friday and Saturday Best Flour Large Bag . - . 19 pounds Granulated Sugar for $1. 00: Warranted Fresh Eggs . A & P Catsup Large Bottle 16 Standard Tomatoes No.3 can for 10 " Seeded Raisins 3 packages for. 25‘ Double Tip Matches 8 Boxes for ‘2 Ice Cream Salt 10 pound Bags ' 1014: Glover and Magnolia Milk a can ‘10 a dozen 31 FRESHROASTED COFFEES. El Ryad, 350; Am-brosa. 320, and Sultana, title a pound. Grout strengtb.aud delicious flavor. Once tried always used. Mixed Oolong, Ceylon, Assam and English Breakfast. The best values on the market. ’ NEW CROP TEAS. We give 8. and H. Green Stamps. Ask for them. "it ER Al AllPl A CllMPAN; 124 WASHINGTON ST., Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. BOUTH NORWALK Free Delivery 13—-Macln Plaoko and Mary Regan. 1TWENTY-8lx CONNECTICUT 16»Chestcr Heath and Marion Weeks. Iii—«Amends Heath and Lydia lr-eland 6 NEW LONDON Aug 15. ilwl’s‘lsnk Gunther and Nellie Forty ninth annual 1eunlon of ill. law-Salvatore Pam and Catherine llcy- , members Were reported as dii Zlm'Vlctor aztutawski and Anna Onnl- cers ware eloomtl 25mirvlng Smith and Louise Parsonsq First Vice President-W. F Births, 47; deaths.‘22; inst-rinses 19.,tou. Cleveland. 0. , 27wli‘ranltlin smith and Mary Walsh. ,' Second Vice President-Joli 27-John nenyhart and Mary Subort. land, New London. 29—~Francos Toth and Rose Kahabik. According to the state mortality re- tlbup‘luinwnev. Henry G. port the twenty three deaths in June Reading. Malls. represented on annual death rate of. hecretary and TreasurermN’ 10. 5 par 1.0m) inhabitants. The causes it Bevin, Norwich. “ at death were as follows: Diarrhoea,‘ Corresponding secretary - ii; diseases of nor-yous system ll: n11nF.(lateu,Newl.ondon. heart disease. a; accidents and vial» once. 1; all other diseases, 11. The following number of infectious” wmmuny Aug, mug” diseases wowrepomd: ... ... Holley. nineteen months died h “911$th and «our Town 0! N035 “may ‘gflgmoon d REGENT“ will. 2: Oily of Narrow. 1: City or The child was It play in bed oil 1 South Norwalit. 1. ' Typhoid Eleven-«Town or Namath. lay out or the window to the a; City a! booth Norwalk, 2; City at stories below. The family Namath, 1: "illidaédold. i. (lousuniptioné’l‘own of Norwallt, it Mr. and M11. Thomas dteil ‘ Olly or South Non _. our oi owns. madam ‘Wurlmmlu tin! can go ‘ “ UNTEERQ. Bertha eight survivors oi? the Twenty- ittounectlout Volunteers attend lglment at Ocean Beach yeste an [the last reunion. The following 'Presldentmdohn l—i. Scott, No Third ‘Vico Presidentwfiobe ton Faust llec. SOY DllS FROM FA libs morning and lost his list “Laurette street. the hi WM f IIX‘TIINTH RIOWEN‘I‘ ' Tho-.Sltltmth W
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