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New Styles I in Ladies” -
House Dresses
in Gingham and Percale ct
$1.00, sizes 34 to All inches.
Ladle-sf Long KIMONOS in
FloWered Crepe Cloth, at.
$1.00. all sizes.
May Manton Patterns.
All Patterns .......... 100
E. K. BANKS ii:-
Mahackomo Hotel llook
' South Nor-walk
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Generally
fair tonight and Wednesday; light to
moderate variable winds. Weather
conditions: Cloudy and foggy weather
prevails this morning along the North
Atlantic coast, but there is 110 well-
deflned storm area east of the Mississ-
ippi river. Showers have occurred
during the last 24 hours in the Upper
Mississippi Valley, Luke region. New
England and in Alabama, Georgia and
Florida. The western disturbance is
central this morning over North Ila-
kota. Moderately high temperatures
prevail in all the northern districts.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 68; high, it.
Cloudy.
Attorney Nehemiah Candee, oi
Keogh & Candec, is enjOying :1 vaca-
tion in Vermont
I C E Ryan, of New York is spend-
ing a few days in Norwalk, on busi-
ness.
Thomas H. Leonard Robins, or the
South Norwalk Trust Company, is
confined to his home with a. sore
throat and other minor complications.
Fred Hesse, of Norwalk, was admit-
ted to the Norwalk Hospital this
morning and operated on by Drs. Tra-
cey, F. I. Burnell and Brown.
The Connecticut 1913 State Manual
arrived at the Town Clerk' office this
morning and are being distributed to-
day.
Henry R. Front. of New York, was in
South Norwalk on business today.
1F. G. Gander of New York city was
a visitor in this city today on busi-
ness.
The All American baseball team will
go to New (‘unan Saturday. where
they will meet the New (‘utmttn team.
which has a high record this your.
The Norwttlk team also has it good
record.
The New England Wire (‘loth ('om-
puny has bought the. properly known
on the old Monitor Plumbing shop in
Water street, South Norwnlk.
new cm‘npun‘y in town will start work-
int: in 11 short time 11nd will employ ‘ --
about twelve people. Later. as the
business grows they expect to enlarge.
ldy Wolk
have brought summary prtit't‘m pro-
ceedings against William lions. of Hunt
Norwnlk, lit-cause of the fuel. that
dtose r1111 11 gambling house. The com
woe l1rouul1t hetero Justice of tin.-
.l"euco Frederick lluckloy, of Norwnllt.
null then trnnuforred to the Town
(tonrt. Louis Goidsohmidt and Joseph
Lit. Toylor represent the landlords and
Walsh and llnbboll are the uttornoys
for William noes.
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To 8ETTLE FIRES ESCAPES.
It is quite likely that 11 meeting of
the Town School Committee will be
held early next week for the purpose
of settling up the fire escape mutter
now before the board Secretory Wil-
fred Bodweii could not state on which
day the meeting will he called for and
will announce the date later.
h‘ONNELLYNs
Dresses
II
The . ’
und Solomon liilluwlt-z 2 a
.I
Special this week
100 size diromouSoltzor
title also Bromo neltzer ...
"Engraved .
Stationery of
South Norwalk
250 box
WM. P. BEERS -.
Stationery Store
1 SOUTH MAIN S .,
SOUTH NDRWALK.
Refrigerators
To close out our entire lot of refrig-
craters, we offer all sizes at a saving to
you of 1mm 20 to 33%. You should
not fail to take advantage (if this special
offering
Porch and Lawn Furniture at prices
that are worth while.
The A. J .CollinsCo.
Follow the Crowd
and get the best developing and print-
ing that can be had.
j‘Our developing and printing depart-
ment is growing every day. Why,
come and judge for yourself.
And don‘t forget any negative will
make a good enlargement if'it makes
a good print.
KODAK AND STATIONERY STORE.
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
”Pi"?
Walk
Raphalt, Tar, Cement.
Flag, Gravel.
Tan Bark.~—Any con-
struction required.
Cinder,
RAYMOND ~v nR—OI;ITHER»S
ji_— 1-—
3:0. E. Jackson
Optician
Everything 1n the Optical Line
”-WM ......“
HWW%%*%***WW%%P%***J
68 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 433.
_ . Eyes Examined Free
MMMMMWMMMMMW
°Pe§e¥h§eww
$1.98..
FOR LADIES AND MISSES
VALUES UP T0 315.
W.A.HANFORD
GARAGE
..Stanle’y SteannsCars
Rambler car's
AUTOMOBILES TO R E NT
JACOBY’S
Oppositeliovt’s Theatre
Ior Up—to-date Sorvlco Ca"
FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embalmer.
Office and litlaitionceiis~ -‘
TeIDPhono 904.
84 80. Main St. So. Norwalk.
Maring Construction Co
Contractor
. and {Buildt ti
Estimate. mmiahod on all kind- a! building commotion, an ~ '
shone and repair work.
121 WASHINTON STREET.
TIL. 157-19.
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Follow the "Crowd
ROTON POINT
DANCING
C I
Pavdton
Dancing Every Night and Saturday
Afternoons.
Six Pieces of Music
‘I‘QOUTH NORWALK.
“The Moyer See of the Mayor Car,
The Moyer Want to Own One”
GARAGE, RIVER STREET. ‘
Four and Six Cylinder Models in stock.
Catalogues or demonstrations on request.
Automobiles to rent «by the hour, tiny or week.
OSCAR 11. BANKS
NORWALK. CONN.
My Father and Mother
Dyed Before i Wan 90m.
Sm it h
Cleanser and
Dyer
24 North Main St.
South Norwalk.
BtlmePd, Greenwich
New York CM.
and
1.0858 BOTH HANDS IN CARDING
MACHINE.
'WIuLf'MAN'I‘iC, July title—Joseph
ISoswecsi. s cardor for the American
i'l‘hrend Company. left his machine thisc
morning to visit his brother at 111 card-
ing machine in another room. For
some reason Sosweonl slipped and onoI
. . 8° hand knocked off the guard over the
150 size Promo Seltzer ......... 3: gears of the machine.
Both hands
$1.00 size 31111110 delim- . .... 600 were ern in and lacemted so that
Stillsou-I'owpll Corporation
111 ”letdown flour "
1mm mm to be amputated at the hoop!-
tot floss/scat is 27. is married end
has two childrfl.
high itioule.
‘ln‘rlu 'Igllllll‘l‘lfll‘lll'llfi d':;':'::.i.' MM:
III.I.IIIIII;I,.,.IIII ‘IIMII
The Name of
Hatch—I 81 Bailey ()0. I;
has stood before the public for many years as n synonym for
good lumber 11nd fair dotllntta. The new management. assumes
this responsibility with pride In the fact that we are 11111111111»
slblo for this standard. and will continue to me to our cus-
tomers the some good treatment and follow along iiiho name
We trust 1111 our friendswcnstomers will give the
Home liberal puttonnge us of old and we assure them in re-
turn the some hearty ammonium and square dealing.
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company »
COUTH NORWALK. CONN.
90 Washington St,
SOUTH NORWALK
PHONE 410.
Andrew: Davey
TEAS and
COFFEES
Finest Creamery Butter 81c 11 pound
10 18 and H.18tamtpo tree with any of the following:
1 bottle Atlas BMW .........................................101:
ibottleAtiasCurryPowder..101:
Faring .....1011
1W0 ‘1th Dale” 8‘“ OODQn‘WDIIalfitIOildondlib:.pa,.',.... 1m
25-pin fiqiiflfifllli‘li'l't'lhzifiqdltvIt‘dllt. 1"“
1 packs“ Atlas
Iipnpksuntlu'i‘
’33}?
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a";
19 runner.»
nonwntx.
PHONE 3119.
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. hllcu, the first loud lcuving the church
Jaw—fa
Mrs Edward Mae entertained with
liver! i’rom Dnnbury.
Russell iiall of South Main street
is spending two weeks in Clntutnuuun
Miss Jacobson of Newark is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Brush, Railroad
avenue.
Walter Stewart and family 11nd Mr
and Mrs. Dcverell motored to Savin
Rock, Sunday.
2
Edward Anderson of Curler street
‘hs 11 position 11 Schut'feur for Walter
Stewart grocer.
of Hart-
Kelley's
Mr. and Mrs. John Kelley
ford spent Sunday with Mr.
mother on Carter street.
The flats in the Lawrence bulldnn.r
are now finished; and are occupied by
and Mrs. ll. Slibei‘.
Miss Marie Burns of West Hobo-
ken is the guest. of Miss Annabelle
Stevens, South Main street.
A dance was given at. the Country
Club, Saturday evening, by Mrs, J»
E. -Mc.\lullon of Canoe liill.
Mr .und Mrs. A..-M. Ierdes evttrf
tuined friends at their home. WhiteI
Oak Shade, Sturdav evening. I
(Ioorae Fredericks of l'invcrstrnv
was the guest. of Mr. and Mrs. A. AI
Dixon. Railroad avenue, this week. I
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Mrs. I) M Hovt of Stony Point N.
\'.. anti Miss Mary How, of Hohoke
are guests oi Rufus Smith and family.
I
Mr. and Mrs. l.. S. Knapp have re}:
turned from Hickory muff. where they‘
spent. the week in the ituscoe cottage.
Mrs. M. Large of New York is.
Ispending several weeks with her sin-
tor, Mrs. William C. irving, South
avenue. _ 1
The entertainment committee of theI
\ew Canaan Grange is making plansI
for a field meeting Tuesday evenlng.I
August 12 In
Mrs. Gilbert r. Stevens will build nI
garage on her property on South Main
street, corner of East Maple street. it
will be of cement blocks.
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Mr. and Mrs. John V. Amos of:
Brooklyn are spending several days?
at the home of the Misses Lillian and
Katherine iloupt, East avenue.
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Repardless of the/threatening wenth'
er last. Thursday evening over $10G
realized at the lawn fete held by the
ladies of the Ponus street chapel.
Mr. 11111111118. Alvin Heerdt and lit-
tle son, of'Sonth Norwalk, were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. '1‘. Rainy, Stum-
ford avenue, Saturday and Sunday.
James E. llrinkerhoif
and son and Mrs. Thomas Ree return
ed to Englcside this week. from Lulu
Mohonlt, where they have spent two
weeks.
Mr. and M rs.
Mr. and Mrs accrue lockwood have
after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. cmfh
returned to their home in Mt. Vernon,
after 11 visit with Mr. and Mrs. Loomls
Scotleld.
Slopheu ll. llori and A. ll. Taylor
have returned from 11 ton duys’ trip to
Nova Scolln, where they visited with
Alan l‘uth-tson and family. who tire
there for the summer.
of tho I’onns Silet't Chapel, ’ihursdnv
evening was 11 success socially and "1
hunt-lolly, There was 11 lnrno uttcn-
duucv, rnuttrdlt-nu oi” the ruin,
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Thu 111111qu picnic of St. Mark‘s
Huntley-school will ho hold at ltoton
Point, \l'oducudny. The children will
be convert-1d to the shore In nutotno
at 8:311 11. m.
The fluid meeting or the New tl-ln
nun Granite will be bold Aug. 1.: The
comtnltt.ee-—i-lnmt1el F). 'i‘uttle. 111*. W.
C.‘ Wood. J. L. Davenport. Mrs. 8.
Heath. Mrs. U. G. Seymour. and Mrs.
E. 1B. Luwrertcewwill provide on on-
tortuintnent. of n varied ‘nntnre.
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The auchre and dance given by the
dioly Name Sdciety of St. Moraine
Church in the Town 1.11111 Thursday
evening, was attended by nearly 500
people. Prizes were awarded to Mrs.
Davis Wuldron, Miss Margaret Bracken
Miss Nora. Brady, Miss Katherine
Roche. Miss Nora. Caliban, Mien Delia
Dowd, Miss Mary Mulligan, Miss Mary
mittens? Miss Minnie Kelley. John
Mulvihidl Patrick O'Neil, John Help
“Peek Potatoes ‘2 ‘57
'ed from 11 visit in East Norwullt.
IR. F. l). Route 12, after two weeks'
vacation. ‘Illte. use Burdock Blood Bitters, tho
__I Igreut system (01110 and builder.
Mrs. E. S. Andrews has cntertuintd ' m “'
IMrs. Fewdt and other liridgeporu DYNAMITE ”‘ PRISON CELLS' _
friends. 1 OSSIMNG, N. Y., July 29,—«Close
The lnwn fete given for the bnneiit I
15 pounds to the peck
3 Fancy Cucumbers for .. so I
Be‘ is, per bunch.
wi
25 lb. bag Sugar $1.11
......5cI 3cansMilk. ...........250
1g; Beans, 3 uarts .. 25c I Fancy Pass, 2 quarts .. 151:
IPeaches, Musk Melons, Apples, Tomatoes, Corn, LettuoO.
Sunashh Radishcs. ‘
20 North III/Iain St.
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Murvin i'I. F Kelley The c1'o1vdeltl1hcrputents,.\lr and Mrs. Frank
went ulldelth applause at the rcndl-I liawley.
tion of the drink songs as sung by
Fluke O' H rn. I
intrude, one of the little daughters
'0t‘ “1'. and Ml's.i’.t1l'one lleers, (it
\’ullov l‘ 0111,11, still continues very sen
lousy ill.
I
('i a rtman 11rd
Mr. and Mrs. (I. ll.
ontortuining lboir' nephew, Normim"
Il’utterson, who will remains several '
Iduys in town.
ut '
‘\
11. W. Arnie spent the week end
his home in North-Id.
“W“
M '. 11nd Mls C. ..i lin1disty expect“
lio move from 101111 in 11 few days at-
M1s. llonty Nichols is the guest of ter residing (1101 thtec years in God-
Mr and Illls . Eli Wake111u11.f1cy street.
\ir and M131 M. Perry and Miss
01' East NOrwaIk',
nnests of Mr and Mrs.
ii Robinson
Miss Louise Wakeham is spending uI
few days with Cannon firends. I Marion A- 1’91”.”
‘ ' " Inere Sundm
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Miss Dorothy Treadwoll has return-
| Master lrvltn: I’alchcn has returned ‘
from a visit. with his uncle and aunt}
Mr. and Mrs. Ambort Kellogg, in
~— Stutnt‘ord. Mrs. Kellogg has also-
\iiss \iar1 Adams spent the “0011- been a 1ocent Visitor in town .
end as the guest of \lts M. l). (iod- ._.._ ...-
i‘rey. i Mr. and Mrs Theodore- Hamilton;
are again happy grandparents, anoth »
\ilss Florence Iinnks is home froth or little one having arrived last week.
se1e1ul t‘luys' stay at Lake \\'nct‘a- in the family of their daughter and‘
lu1c.;son-i1rluw, Mr. and Mrs. Charles 'Horn'
Muster Edward Budd has entertain
N1 11 young friend front New York.
. Charles Keeneihas resumed duty on ‘
~¢ .
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—To feel strong, have good appetl o ' 3'
and digestion sleep soundly and 611ij
I1vatch was kept on the convicts In}
with Sing Sing today to prevent another re-
wit. The discovery of two sticks 0!
Idmamite in a tell last night indicated
I that the plots of the rebellious prison-
Mm. Clarence Shipmnn is still at ers to destroy property as a. protest ‘2
the Nomalk Hospital, recovering from against prison conditions were not yet
aserious operation. over-
.- Three hundred and fifty of the most.
Miss |$llirley Treadwcl; 0" ”Gillellirebellions convicts who have been on» .
has spent several days with her aunt. der bread and water discipline will
Mrs. 'l‘. W. Treadwell. :not be given their usual freedom untl!
latter transfer tomorrow of sixty 01‘
Miss Single Fnulhaber has returned more of them to Auburn.
front Asbury Park N. .1 “her re she
has spent several weeks.
Mr and Mrs lrving Lockwood spent
Sundnv with Mrs. Wkuood's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon. in 11.nston
Jerome Davis Spent Sundm
his sister, Mrs. E. S. .-"\nd1t>\1s, of tho
\\ est Side.
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Buy From Me
and You’ll Get "Your 3
Money’s Worth
Ion everv article that you buy. I can!
Icut on one article only to got you OI
of the other. but i cut on 1111.81.50 Win“
for 81. 00. Such Sherry, Port, Mullen»
tel and Whiskey from 81. 75 gal. ‘19. ,..
Rum 81. 75 up. Fine (labenet Rye for
Ifllic iargeI‘Irottle' Finel Cortgiglp‘tx
Mrs. Itconnrd l‘lrlscoo. Mr and Mrs 160° “9 ‘ “9 Table (‘nret c I
. _ worth $1. 00 of anybodv' a money. Como ‘
\lilbur W50“ “”5" AH“ Dixon ”r and give us a trial Convince you!
Stamford htue been \islling in “111111.59” Call or phone 6064
JOSEPH DISESA _.
Wholesale Liquor Burn"
55 Raliroad Ave. South moment.
To‘. 0011 60!.2.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Williams return
today from 11 visit with Mr. and Mrs.
A. W. Nit-hols, in Mt. Kisco. N. Y.
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Mr. and Mrs. Kunkel and son,
New York. are spending a fun weeksI
at tho Kllustch farm, in Godfrey street
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Mrs. F’rnnk (“base and thildren 11111:th
returned home after sevetul day‘s Hell I
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THE PLACE
; Children’s
Oxfords
TAN
BLACK
WHITE
SIZES III/g TO 2
750
Summer
Footwear
Why Not Use
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The dining can be concealed
’1‘ or exposed.
Pri es Reasonable
Be Workmanship
romptAttcntion'
Drop .“ Postal and our Rents
tative will call and
give estimate
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FOR EVERY OCOAMONI:
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