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New 1513111115111“ 1.111111
House Dresses
in Gingham and Percale at
$1.,00 plane 34 to 46 inches.
Ladieu' Long KIMONOS in
Flowered Crepe Cloth, at
* $1.00, all sizes.)
May Manlon Patterns.
All Patterns 10c
E. K. BANKS
Mlhickomo Hotol Block -
South Norwalk
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Momentum“:
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Engraved
Stat1onery of
South Norwalk
250 box
WM. , P. BEERS
Stationery Store
8 SOUTH MAIN ST.,
sou-m NORWALK.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For 1.\‘or\valk and Vicinity: Fair anzil
Slightly cooler tonight; Saturday lair:
moderate northwest to north winds
Weatherconditions: Shouers have oc-
cured during the last 24 home in thol
rLower Mississippi and Ohio Valleys."
the eastern portion of the Lake region
and along the Atlantic coast from li‘lol
ride to Maine. A disturbance L'cntral
over Montana is causing unsettled
weather in the northwest. An area or
high pressure central over the Lake re-
gion is producing pleasant weather
this morning in nearly all districts
east of the Mississippi river.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
'I‘emperature: Low, 61; blah, SO.
Clear.
Theodore llrintwle of New York, is
spending a lew days in .\'or1valk vis—
Iting friends.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
iArtiiur D. Brewer, Jr., of 115 South
Main street, yesterday afternoon,
about 5:30 o‘clock. The baby weights
about, seven pounds. Mother and
child are doing well.
This week will witness the clean
once of a large portion of the summer
stock of waists at the N. E. Ryan
C033 store. A special opportunity for
women who want serviceable and pret»
ty waists at little cost.
~Panmnas, $3 to $8. O'Brien‘s.
Mrs, Harry Gill and daughters, who
have been making an expanded visit
with relatives in Shellield. England,
and visiting many other places there,
sailed for home last Saturday on the
iarmanla, and are duo to arrive in
South Norwalk next Sunday.
Recent changes announced by tho
lighthouse department include: Fish-
ers Island Sound—mlntimer liner light
—W
10c
While They Last
A Regular 251: Post Card Album for
10 Cents.
Stop in and let ms show you.
more after these. are gone.
DONNELLY’S
KODAK AND STATIONERY STORE.
15 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
No
!°r Up-to-date Service Call
FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embalmer.
Office and Reudonco
Telephone 904.
84 80. Main 8t. 30. Norwaik.
Follow the Crowd
ROTON POINT
DANCING
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Pavrhon
Dancing Every Night and Saturday
Afternoons.
Six Piecesoi Music
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“mp“... .
I: II. .I. II:-
My Father and Mother ":1
Dyed Bolero 1 Wu Barn.
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station. For: niunal lo unmoved about
August 20. lillll, from its present loca-
tion on tho wont aide ol‘ the light lower i
and rvhung, in u ntonl [11111111, on tho
onuth aide of the tower.
”Benoit and split hats. (l'llrit-n‘n.
lix-(‘onarr-11111111111 IC. J, Hill
iii” William Voliml-r wi‘i‘t' 1111111111: ihv
4111111011 111111111111 :11 the ninth annual
011111111101 11i'1l11- ilrldavpol‘l .linnnl‘nctur
0111' Aumlrlulion. held at ltlvvrciil’i
yualvrday. (f1111111'oanu111n Jeremiah
[Donovan did ulll. lllli‘lltl Int-11111111 of lilo
hunk-111111111 weather.
111111111111 In to have 11 public parlt an
llll! nun-1111111 of 11 content over the mint
1i1111 111~ playing baseball in tho (ionrgln
lownwumtion of that Iowa on Sunday.
lltwlrlimz bun no public park and 11
npnclni town "looting wan called for
liliil Saturday allornoon to overcome
thin dilllanlty. The mention wan ate
tondtul by many licorgoiown people in-
tnrontud in baseball and it wan voted
111 Icahn a tract of land of the Gilbert
11‘: llnnnelt 1311. 1111 111 public. park. A
runnlnlttnn of three, connluting of .11. A.
d’lnltnoy, 'l‘, M. Stocking and A. 6.
Benjamin, was appointed to have lili-
pervlaion over the park.
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Mennen’ s Talcum
251: Size 150
Wilson-Powell Corporation
112 01113111110111.1111 ITREET
and Blair. .
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Cleanser and .‘
Dyer
I u‘l'l I'I I
- egress:
24 NOrth Main 81.,
south Norwnlk.
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stamtord, Greenwich and
New York city.
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Minn Ildith l’o1"l1~1,, 111‘ Norwalk, I
ill at I111 homo.
M111. Mary licNernoy and daughter
Jennie. of New York, 11111 gauntu ot
Mr, and Min ‘l’ntrlnk Bil-Norlwrn or
440 Main avenue, VV’innipnuk.
William Hourly, and Charlon l’.
llory, 111 New York, vialiod Mrs. It}, I12.
Mend at lwr home in lildllo avonuc
11.1111 uranium, on llwir way from New
York to lil‘llluuptll‘l.
KABAOBA ENCAMPMENT INSTAL-
LATION.
Special lllntrlrt Deputy (lrnnd 1,111
trinnoh William lumen. of Stamford,
installed in 11 planning way the oili-
otlrll ol' Kniumnn Encampment, N0. ii,
i. l). (f). 11"., lnut evening. The follow
ing olllnorn warn installed: i). It, A?-
thur (I. Crank; 1“. l’., llarry Joyce;
8., Harry Smith; T, N. W. Benedict;
8. W.. St. John Merrill: J. W., filler-
bort Brown; 0., Charles Kellogg; J. 8.
8., Samuel lilvorott; O. S. 8., Charles
E. Johnson; watches, William Crow-
thora, first; Charles E. Hoyt, second;
glierbert Wheeler, third; J. Betta.
fourth; G. 'l‘.. St. John Merrill and
I'ltichard Abbott, Alto: the install»
ltion mfroshmontu were aervod and an
Refrigerators
To close out our entire lot of refrig-
erators, we offer all sizes at a saving to
you of from 20 to 33%. You should
not fail to take advantage of this special
offering.
Porch and LaWn Furniture at prices
that are worth while.
The A. J. Collins Co.
Asphalt, Tar, Cement,
Flag, Gravel, Cinder,
Tan Bark.~Any con-
struction required.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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ah‘il‘d‘d‘rl'rhnin‘hhl‘d‘ a1aw~a~aw+~e~1~~1~eeea~o§
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:3; O B JaCkson 58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
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Everything in the OptiCal Line :
Eyes Examined Free i
neeemeeeweeeweeeeeweew
W.A.HANFORD
‘GARAGE‘
Stanley Steam Cars
Rambler Cars
AUTOMOBILES TO“ B E NT
Contractor :
Mating Construction Co. 1.111.111... .
. Estimates furnished on all kind: or building construction, Ila
atlons and repair work.
123 WASHINTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
TIL. 157-12.
“The Mayor See oi the Moyer Car,
The Moyer Want to Own One”
Four and Six Cylinder Models in stock.
Catalogues or demonstrations on requent.
Automobiles to rent by the hour, day or week.
OSCAR H. BANKS
. GARAGE, RIVER STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
IJOQQQOOQOOWWOWJ I I '
Auctron' Auctionl
on the Premises. Saturday, July 26th
At 2 o'clock p.111.
RAIN OR SHINE
WM H GUTHRlE, NORWALK,CONN. .......... AUCTIONEER
M11111 i111 sold to avllln the 111111111i ol’ the late showman, George II. 1llun~
null, 11111111 unnociaicd with l‘. 'i‘ llalnulnl, Iiiii lino 1111i munnion on [torsion
1 1111111010, midway between Norwnlk 11nd liridgcporl in town of \tnntport.
1 111111
WILL BE OFFERED AT GREAT SACRIFICE.
Properly include“ bountiful tract of land. it: arr-(111. .‘i hnrna. pardonv
11r‘n (21111111111, all in hunt poiunhln condition, 1111111111 and fruit ii'ctln, uhrahhnry,
11111111111111 wuli 11111l1~r.tllm'11-I1‘ liable. (in main trolley lino, quarter mile to
Hound clone to Malina of New York and New liuvcn llullrond, 81110
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.Iili-‘ll'll’ll (i.
lii’A'l‘l‘, Town (llvrk, Wi‘iitpilrl. (1111111., Administrator.
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Hatch & Bailey Co.
lulu utomi before the public for many yearn no a synonym for
good lumber and fair doalingu. The new management assumes
2%,?”
thin responsibility with pride In tho {not that We are respon-
1111113 for thin standard. and will continue to glvu to our one
tumors the some good treatment and {allow along the name
high ideals. We trust all our friendliwoualmners will give the
some liberal patronage no of old and we assure them in re:
turn, the name hearty appreciation and square dealing.
,III.
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The Hatch 81 Bailey’ Company
IOUTH NORWALK: OOH“.
enjoyable evening was spent.
j. the limelight,“
1 CliiII)’ in any connection that
‘ now rehearsing at the Park Theatre.
19 Main Street
Norwalk
Phone 388
“Andrew Davey
Good Things to Eat
Very Finest Creamery Butter, - .
New Potatoes, the finest rec ’d this year, a pk 300
Rice, lb 7c, 8 lbs 20c I Starch. clean and dry, lb 51;
Atlas Starch, 3 lb. box
10 S&H Stamps with
Atlas Borax. 1-2 lb. package .....10o
Atlas Bali Blue, 1-4 lb. package, ...10
Atlas Potash. large can ..... . 10c
‘ Atlas Table Salt, large package . . .1
..........13c‘
Atlas Worcestershire Sauce, bottle 19::
Davey's Imp. Olive Oil, 1-2 pt. bot, 23c
Atlas Ammonia bot. 10c or CUYUCB BI‘OS. SINCLAIR LIMA BEANS
”Atlas V1negar(wh1te), bot ......10o FYUlt Jams MONOCACY SUCCOTASH
Atlas Shredded Cadilsh pkg. 10c . OLD DUT'CH CLEANSER
Atlas Root Beer, .. ....... bot. 10c 15C per Jar CAMPBELL’S soups
Atlas Brand
Catsup
14 oz. bottle
0c 1013
5 S&H Stamps
Atlas Brand
For Summer Beverages
Veeko Pure Lemon Juice, 4 oz hot 101:
Del Monte Pineapple Juice ...hot’"100
Orange or Lemon Flav’d Sugar can No
Max Amos Fruit Syrup ......bot. 100’
Armour‘s Grape Juice, 8 oz. hot. 131.:
Armour's Grape Juice, 16 oz. Isot- 200'
Jello Ice Cream Powders, package 101;
3 for 25c
C
EXTRA S &. H STAMPS WITH TEAS AND COFFEES
25 S. and H. Stamps,
50 Stamps with 1 lb Tea ...... .. ........ 60c .35 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee ............. 35cm ‘
.40 Stamps with 1 lb Tea .................... L” 500 .20 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee .......... . ...... 300W
.30 Stamps With, 1 lb Tea.......... ............ 40c 10 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee ............... 28¢ ‘
.20 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea ..... .. ...... 35c .Finest Santos Coffee ................. per lb 251:“ L
. ATLAS BRAND CEYLON TEA IN 1-2 and 1-4 LB. PKGS. MAKES DELICIOUS ICED TEA
Atlas Vanilla Extract, 2 oz. bot. ............ 25c j Atlas Lemon Extract, 2 0:. hot. ..........
20 S. and H. Stamps.
DON'T FORGET THE S. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
THEY ARE AS GOOD AS MONEY.
Nil Ililiil,’ SAYS le lllilni
BIBKS lIllSillIl SHllW
Explains He Has Merely Slack
Interest in “Allele,” tut Likes
Rehearsal
llAiIlISN, :5.—~Wlllian1
Zioulcr, .ir., $4,500,000
in a I11n1p\\‘edncsday by the ruling of
Surrogate Cohalan in New York city,
admits he. is part backer of a new
musical comedy,
At ilrst the young man showed an
aversion to dismissing his new [be-
atrlcnl interests, and referred to
Conn, .luly
who received
conlino his comments to expressions
of approval of the
ciaion.
"I am extremely anxious to avoid
he said, "and eSpe-
might
My
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be open to misrepresentation.
theatrical interest is very small.
is in 11 musical comedy called “Adele,
My concern with the show is en-
tirely a financial one.
Appears an Stockholder,
“Joseph P. lllckerion, .Ir., an at-
torney who has acted for me in Sev-
eral 111111111111, is heading the company
and I appear as a stockholder.
practice is much commoner among
1111-11 of 11111111111 than is generally
known. and doesn't mean that i am
in liloairiculs, any more than every
nil-cl company stockholder ill 'in
Btlsel.’
"P10111111 don't make 11111 appear on
1111 'nlmoi,‘ i don’t want to give peo-
1111: the impression that '1 11111 11111111:
anything foolish or nilly. .\iy vhlcl'
concrrn in baking powder, and that
keeps 11112 pretty busy.
Pleased With Rehearsal.
"I have noon one rehearsal of 1hr
show and I like it, very much. i
think it will he highly 1111131'111111’113,”
“Adela" In to ho Ilt‘bduccd by the
New lira Producing (71111111111111. I1,
Illiii been adapted by Adolph l'ltlllpp
lfl'illll the French oi“ .luan ilrlcqlwi.
and I‘illll liorro. 11 will ho lil'l'tillllt
ed at II. II. lv‘ra‘mn'a Lonarre The
111111 Annual till.
Minn Audroy Maple. who appeared
inst Manon in "Firmly,” will have
the lilio role. 1:1,1orulai'ailw and
Edith liradl’ord 11111 in the company.
Youth Guts 04,000,000.
Surronato. Coimiml \‘Vcdnonday ruled
that the arcumulatlnn or $1,500“
111111 from the Ziegler ornate during
the minority of William Ziegler wan
to he in hie control and nol in that
of tho oxeoulnrn. Mayor Gaynor.
Mru, Id, Matilda Ziegler and William
8. (thump.
Each of the cxccutnrn will lose
about $10,000 a year by tho ruling.
Snrroguto Cohaian'a docirdon ended
a controversy that began on July 20,
1912. when William Ziegler became of
ago. According to IIIL‘ tar-ma oi the
will 111‘ 11111 lostoral‘aiher, William
Ziegler, the baking powder magnate.
the boy was to roooIVo an estate of
, $16,500,000 in tour lnatallmentam-the
- iii-111. at twentY~ilvo your», the second
at thirty, the third at thirtyinvo and
Thisf
surrogates de- '
Americans to go in (or fox breeding. i
' Assistant Secretary declared today: ‘
‘timt good profits await those who take ,
up the industry. The government, he I , ‘
young Ziegler was to receive an al—
the lourlh at forty. .Alennwhilc,
profits, and as the skins bring fancl
prices in London. center of the 1’11
lowance from the “WWW" ("f 1h“ csiselling trade, he thought citizens‘o
lulu. ;the United States should be reaping.
1 11 1 ‘ \
Now ‘Needs the MOM)!- jpurl of the rclurnfi.
William Ziegler died in 10051, antii
since then his heir has lived so sim-
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ply and quietly that he used only al B F M
small part of the 1111-1111111. \ow uy [om e
however, be Is married, liming,
. and You’ll Get Your.
Money 8 Worth
on every article that you buy. I do“
out on one article only to set you N
,the other, hutI cut on all. 31 60 Wind
~Torturlng eczema spreads its for 8100 Such Sherry, Port, llama
hurtling area every day Donna Olnt- tel and Whiskey from $1. 75 gal. no.
11112111 quickly stops its spreading. in 111111114175 up. Fine Cabenet Kyoto:
slantly relieves the itching, cures it 50c large bottle. Fine Cordials
permanently At any drug atom. .mc up Fine Table Claret 651: 831..
-— worth $1. 00 of anybody' 8 money. Como
WANT BLUE AND SILVER FOXES and sire us a trial Convince your
wasnnorov July 25* .1 111111111131 1“" Ca” 0‘ ”him" 50”
of Canadians have 11rltien to the De-i JOSEPH DISESA
1 r , .
partmenl of (ommerce seeking. to buy Wholesale Liquor Star. . ‘
some of the blue and 3111 or foxes 110m 55 Raliroad A“. South NW
the govelnmcnt' s presences I11 Alaska, To}. Con 600-2.
but no citizen of the 1311ith Slatesl
has made similar request, althoughl
the department is anxious to net somei
wedded lilss Gladys Virginia Watson,
daughter (11' Mr. and Mrs. .1. Curry
Watson. of 1153 West 122d street, last
December. He “needed the money,"
I111 says, hence the light in the courts.
4:».
TELEPHONE CALL 720
said. has a number of small Islands off
the Alaskan coast which it will lease
to any one who desires them for l'ox
farming, and :11 the 141111111 time the.
:gern‘ntpelnl‘cvlu‘ {(nrnirsh breeding ani- iShore Dinners and A" KIHdS'o"
s 1 o ' prc’s.
Sea Food Cooked to Order
Jlllil llilllllllli. Plifll‘
linhmcnts in Canada said \lr Sue
(Gregory Boulevard)
EAST NORWALK
which are reported to be mulling big
. . 1 ’ A" . "1333‘3‘
LOVER’S
Why Not Use
r1111 PLACE ,
G a S Children’s,
LICIITP i Oxfords
1 TAN
The piping can be concealed; BLACK
or eXposed. , 1 wnrrz
i 5121311 111/; TO 2
Prices Reasonable
Best Workmanship
PromptAttention
Drop a Postal and our Rena.
sentative will call and 1
give estimate
. w . Summer
United Electric 1 F t
Light &W‘ater Co 00 wear.
ron EVESY occnaion.
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