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New Styles in Ladieo
House Dresses
‘ l-u Gingham and Pet-cilia at
8100. sizes 34 to 46 inches
Long KIMONOS in
attic prod rope Cloth at
41.00 all 411;».
My IiiI‘nton Patterns.
All Patterns .... 10c
~ E. K BANKS
~ MIhackImc Hotel [look
‘2 South Norwalk ‘
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WEATHER FORECAST. ‘
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night: Generally fair tonight and
Thursday; light to moderate northwest
to north winds. Weather conditions:
Scattered showers have occured dur-
ingtbelust 24 hours from the Upper
Mississippi Valley eastward across the
Lake region to New England, also on
the nest“ Gulf and Atlantic coasts.
Pleasant weather with high tempera-
tures has ”prevailed generally over the
western, and central districts. Several
pieces reported maximum tempera-
tures of 100 degrees. The westein die-
tunbances is central this morning over
Minnesota
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 65; high, 82.
Partly cloudy. -
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Buckingham Post, No 12, Q. A. R,
will hold its regular meeting?‘riday
evening. ,.
Miss Dorothy Steele, of Norwulk, is
confined to her home with illness.
Five new bath houses are being con-
structed it the Norwalli Country Club.
.._.——
Miss Mary Murphy, of Norwalk,
spent yesterday in New York, on busi-
ness .
The Misses Margery McDermott and
Jeanette Bean are visiting in Stepney
and Derby;
Miss Katherine Ciaven, of Norwalk,
is spending the day in New York, on
business.
Miss Amelia C Broker of 8 Fair-
lleld avenue has returned from a Vinit
with Miss Angela Fanning, of Am-
herst, New Jersey.
Miss Grace Signor, of Golden llill.
Danbury, has as her guests Miss Wini.
ircd Foley, of New York city, and the
Lilliuuea Lillian and Adeline Simona, of
Norwallt.
John McNeil, residing at ll Knapp
utrcct, returned from Boston hint t:\‘~
citing. Mr, McNeil has been away
from his friends in South Norwalh
tier some time. and was missed very
much by everyone who knew him,
Mien May Swan, oi Fiilriir-ld avenue.
liuu i't'llll‘iwti from llrooitlyii, where
who won spending the loot, i'i-w dtiyu
with friends and i‘elutlvoa. Minn Swan
reporta it very oniovubliI limo, and
prnidcd the places of auiuuoiuvntu.
l'lillip Wheeler,
ailm- realigning hiu poalilon with the
Union Parcel lit-livery, oi: South Nor»
walk, line secured a pouitlon as a tray.
cling nnlonmun for u kitchen ware fun
inching liouan. which in located in New
York. Mr. Wlieoler‘a friends wiuli
him gunpoint in hie new venture.
Putnam Memorial camp is a popular
place thong bummer days. many pica
nice and gatherings being held there
The historic old camp never looked
prettier than it does this ueaaon. a.
number of new improvements having
been made about. the grounds of into.
which add much to the convenience
and pleasure of the place.
Special this week
we Ikemmnodeltlor .......... 6
260 1111019me Selma .......... use
600 also Bruno Senior 30¢
41.00 Ilia Bronte dolt‘m' mu... m
; WM r auras
‘oi Taylor nvonul'. ' ‘e'
I!
j Engraved
Stationery of
South Norwaik
25c; hex
""" Sidiidaery Stare
‘.6 SOUTH MAIN 3T"? ‘
I SOUTH NOR‘WALK.‘
Follow the Crowd
and get the best developing and print-
ing that can be had,
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.
DONNELLYS
KODAK AND STATIONERY STORE.
18 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
all
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To close out our entire
lot of refrig-
erators, we offer all sizes at a saving to . E?
‘yOu of from 2.0 to 33%., You should ”
not fail to take advantage of this special
offering
Porch and Lawn Furniture at prices
that are worth while.
«u‘dihe A. J. Collins Co.
‘ Flag,
Asphalt, Tar, Cement,
Gravel, Cinder,
Tan Berlin—Any con-
struction required.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
O. B. J ackson'
Optician
Everything“ in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
. «eeooeoMMWeeeeo-MMW
4W%%%+**W*Sdrdgfi;di
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
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at.
$1.98
FOR LADIES AND MISSES
Dresses
VALUES UP TO 315.
W.A.HANFORD
GARAGE
Stanley Steam Cars
Rambler Cars
AUTOMOBILES TO R E NT
WWI
iuuwunn
mmmm
Licenses Must ie Withheld For
Five Days After Application is
Made By Non-Resident
.\'o more will Norwaik, Bridgeport,
Stamford and Greenwich afford a Alec-i
on for eloping New York. State cou-
plou. ’llie lle\\ inarilnge law. passed
by the last Legislature provides that
the issuance of marriage licenses shall
be held up for a period of the days
after [he date of application, in in
stances where neither the prospective
bride not groom is a rceldent of the
place in which the application for the
license is made. The law also pro-
' JACOBY’S
Opposite Hovt’s Theatre
Ior Eli-t0!th Service Call
FRED, H. GANUNG,
FunIraI Director Ind
Embaimer.
Office and Relidenco
w Telephon. 904.
84 80. Main 8!. Bo. NOI‘WIIK.
Mating Construction
Estimated rumilhed on all kind: of building construction, Iii
etions and repair work.
123 WASHINTON STREET.
TIL. 857-12.
Follow the Crowd”
ROTON POINT
DANCING
Pavilion
Dancing Every Night and Saturday
Afternoonl.
SixPiecesof Music ,
“The Moycr See of the Meyer Car,
Contractor i
. and iBuildt it E
Co
acorn NORWALK.
The Moycr Want to Own One”
hour and Six Cylinder Models in Block.
Catalogues or demonstrations on request.
Automobiles to rent by the hour, day or week.
GARAGE. RIVER STREET.
My FIther
Dyed Before 1 WI: Born.
Smith
Cleanser and 1E
Dyer
24 mm. Main at,
South Norwalk.
atlmiow, Greenwich
New Vork City.
lfld MothOr Iziiii
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warrant:
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MONEY FOR WALL STREET PAV-
‘ me,
| The Norwalk City “Board of Estimate.
held a meeting incl; atoning in the
council rooms The ihlll board were
I present The call of the meeting wold
road by the clerk at the meeting Jame»
. Keene. 47.00 was appropriated for the
repairing at Wall street and sprinkh
tug of the street» in the city.
at.
the; days are here In right,
“W'W, . V;
ADVERT"! llilfl‘l‘i-il‘. SINTINIL
We
' PHONE 410.
The Name
high ideals.
9o Wllhlnmion at. ‘
sou-m NORWALK
' TEASLaud
and H.
1 bottle All“ 311!
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Hatch 8. Bailey Co.
liau utood before the public for many yearn no u aynonym for
good lumber and flair douliugu. The new management aauumee
thin rouponuthlllty with pride in the fact that we Ire respon-
ultilo for thin ntandurd, and will continue to give to our cuc-
ioniorn the name good treatment and follow along the same
We trust all our iriomiuvcuutomom will give the
mono liharni patronage no of old and we «entire them in re-
min the some hearty appreciation and square dealing.
The Hatch-81 Bailey Company
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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otatoes. Peck tile
in. with any of the renewing:
'JOHIIIIIIIIIIIISIIDDIIIIIOIIIInnate-III.1m
"a” onus.“HucunnH-l-n“in”.
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,In“IIIIoIIlIII;IiueIIIO_-Ivcnaooodup1
ouhunannnpubuInnuuunnubu1”
gOSCAR H. BANKS
NORWALK. CONN.
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19 MAIN ST.
NORWALK.
PHONE 388.
10¢ _
' parties In
‘ eurli i'lVlIll‘ltl‘t,‘ an in pronoun-ii, roudnrn
2 a written dot-inlon that,
' j ion, public polit'y, or the physical con-
‘ ‘ NI
' ‘ act.
video that any official granting the li-
conse in auth cases before the ex-
piration of the filth day after the
filling of the application shall be fined
not more than 4100.
The law in full follows:
An A01 Concerning Marriage Licensel.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
.. House of Representatlvep in General'
f' Assembly convened:
Section 1. ”No person shall be mar-
ried until one oi them shall under
oath inform the registrar of births.
- marriages, and deaths of the town in'
'1 which the
" brated, the name. age, color, occupa-
inarrluge is to be cele-
birthpiace, residence, and con.
widowed, on
(ion,
tiltion. whether single,
divorced. of each.
If either of such portions la a reu-
itiaiit of said town aucit registrar
shall issue lllfl certificate that the
‘ parties therein named have complied
“Hit the proiisiong of this alt if
neither of eurh portions in u FOHIHI at
of said toun said registrar shall not
inani- such cvrtiiliaio until the filth
day following unless the judge oi" pro-
bttio for the district in which ilw
lntcndod marriage is to be colohral-’
ed. or the pvraon who in to join aald
tiiarriiiuc, after hearing
in hie opin-
tlltion of one of tho pni'iion, requires
the intended marriage to be ('oinbrui'
without delay. llpon receipt of
pitch ill‘i'itiiiiil said l‘i‘Kllill‘ltl‘ uliull lilo
lilo Hill"! as n piihlir (im'llml‘ill. and
uluill hninntliutely inane liln coriiiicaic
lliut the portion therein naincd have
complied with the proriuiona of tillH
A certificate whim Wood on
uforoauld uliull be a lit‘t’llblf‘ for any
~ portion authorized to celebrate man
’ . rlugn to join in marriage, within said
U; , town only, the parties tin-rein named.
..
but no ninth certificate uhull be is.
sited if either of tho partied in a mi-
nor until it parent or guardian hav‘
lug control, oi ouch minor uhull give
to the rogiuirar his ‘ivrltten. consent.
in the once of a minor having no
parent or guardian who is a resident
of the United States, the consent of
the first selection ot the town where
~;uuoh minor has inseminated forth»:
pe..riod oi aiminoutbii uhnil be nun
such certificate before the expiration
of the period herclnbefore specified
or who ohlui knowingly iunue limit
certificate without such consent shell
. be lined not more than one hundred
«lotion. and every person who until
“‘ ‘ thin in: parlour; in mun-Me without
,famlly returned to New (“autumn from
.etent.. Any» registrar who shall lune;
To demonstrate cars at the ‘Big'Public Auction,”
Sale of Used Automobiles, to be held at the N
American Garage, 564 Atlantic Avenue, .Stam-g"
lord, Conn, Wednesday, August 6th, at ten A.
M. and 2 P. M,
rain or shine.
Chauffeurs must 'be able to demonstrate the {chewing makes of cars:
Pierce-Arrow, Cole» Stearns, Lozier, Ford, Cadillac, Pope-Hartford, iFiat,
baker, Maxwell, LocOm obiie, Oldsmobile, R60 [and] Mitchell.
Apply by Letter to “Auto,”
Office, South Norwalk, Conn.
liming rectiied such (irtifitngé‘Shaill
“be lined not more than one hundred.
dollars.
Section 2.
era] Statutes is hereby repealed.
Approved June 6, 1913. i
liilliS IUHE SIASHIRE ’
Miss Mildred Smith,
street,
of 40 New
ilanbury, is spending the wecki
with friends at Harbor View Beach. §
Ralph Reynolds, of 37 Pleasunti
street, Danbury, is visiting Mr. and
Mrs, \\'_ E. Mallory, at Belle island.
\ir and Mrs. George C. Wilser and
son Harold, of New Canaan. have re- I
turned from a week' a outing at Hit-ii i
cry Bluff. ‘
i
\irs C W. Hall has returned to her
home on South avenue. New Canaan *
utter spending several weeks at Hit-k-
ory villuff.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther S, Knapp and
Hickory Bluff, where they have been
amending the week.
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Last night was especially delightful
for canoelng and a large number were
out on the water. Many went to Ruton
to see the fireworks,
Next Wednesday will be children‘s
day at the Court Laurel Club house
at Fine Point. This evening there
will be Charade party at the club
house.
Frank ll. li‘lold, oi
Franklin utreet, and daughter, are on-
joying the camping life in two innu-
crootod on Sheffield ielund near the
Middle l’asuagc. '
James. M OHBriene "l'orya 2" nill
lento for a crulue to the cuntw‘iltltl
with lilotii island on the intimate goal
on next Sunday. Mr, (J‘lirlcn will lwi
accompanied by auroral friends, i
Mr. and Mrs.
.mw
Tho fin-worlte at l‘toion Puliil infill
owning drew a crowd i-iiiiinatod all
1,201) people. The old bnwball ili'lili
wan crowded. Automobiles were prca»
out to the number of over it hundred.
The inhibition was one of tho boat oil
the Renault, and a nninlnr oi‘ new ion-i
ilii'pu u-i-rn introduced. lino pnrtlmi.‘
iarly lino plow which was vltqurtuuily
iippliiinlmi. won a not pint-u with ll‘
itoinnn «'nndlo ull‘vt't, ilw canilivni
nhooilnn at vuryluu .liolizhta illitl in;
iiii‘lm‘l'lll voloru for a long: period. l
J. ii. Anthony of 235 William utmol.
oninr tuitiod a number of iriunda mo-
toring around the neural Sunday. The
party nailed to Norwulk and other
poinia along the bound, 'i‘hoiio in the
party were Mr. and Mru. O'Hara and
sums, Ray, Henry and Jack; Mina Del-
mo Lyi'ord, ‘Mrn, it. Merrie, Mr. and
Mr». Samuel Goldberg, Mrs J Clark of
death Norwullt, (”[11th mark, A. in
Meyer-e, Mr. and Mri. Wuim Biruw
and Mr. and Mrs J. C Anthony and
.pouu. “ions/mood and Henry. The trip
was a. delightful one and all had a
Ipleiplld time.»—llrldseport Standard.
yisirmo m uniooupoa‘r.
Fred Zipper-er, of 51 Water street.
has resigned his position with Louis
0 nobleman. of Chestnut sum.
43th Norwflk. and has Kano to
=has brought suit aaglnst Mrs.
Section 4535 of the Gen- i Watts Curtis Lawrence to recover $13
l 000.
".C01]lt . 2
Packard,
Buick, Stude-
Sentinel
sues MRS. LAWRENCE
John L. Caipentei, of Bridgeport.
‘Julia.
Nineteen and one-half acres of!
land in Fairfleld beloaging to the de~
fondant hate been attached.- Tlie suit '
is returnable to the Common Pleas *
MEI).
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‘THAMER.
OCULISTS ANDwOPTlClANS ”
WHEN YOU NEGLECT ,
YOUR EYES
.VOu strike a blow at your coming
capacitv. To keep y.our ibeet you
must give your eyes proper atten-
tion.
Let OUR OCULIST, who is a
skilled eye speclaiiet, examine your
eyes. ‘ '
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Conn.
midtown for I in «yo mi hetero
mum!“ you fluid, . _
int. 15 yn. Open Sat. Evans.
Buy From Me
and You’ll Get Year
Money’s Worth ‘
on every article that you buy. I can
cut on one article only to set you
the other, but i cut on all. $1.60 Winn. ‘ .
for $1.00. Such Sherry. Port, Manor ‘
tel and Whiskey from 31.75 gal. up. .
Rum, $1.75 up. Fine Cabenet Bye for _
50c large bottle. Fine Cordials ta
60c up. Fine Table Claret 65o (It. ,
worth 41.00 of anybody's money. Come
and give us a trial. Convince you: '
self. Call or phone 60642.
JOSEPH DISESA
Whoiualo Liquor Stord
55 Railroad Ave. South Not-walla.
To“. Con 600.2.
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Lovaauj
THE PLACE
VacatiOn
Footwear
TENNIS, YACHTINC AND BAJHn ‘2
lNG SHOES.
LADIES’ WHITE PUMPS ANI‘J
OXFORDS.
CHILDREN'S aanaroo‘r, ilAN- ’
pane.
WHITTEMOHE‘O
wane CLEANSER
ron'cauvae mo elicit
slices.
Norwalk Chronicler