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New Styles in Ladies
House 01118805
in Gingham and Percale at
51.00, sizes 34 to 46 Inches.
Ludies‘ Long KlMONos in
Flowered Crepe Cloth at
91.00.11“ sizes.
May Mantau Patterns.
All 1111111111111 'IOG
E. K. BANKS "I“
Mlhockomo Hotel Block
South Norwoik
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and probablyfalr Friday; mod~
crate east to Southeast winds. Weath-
er conditions: The western distort)-
nnce is central this morning over Up-
per Michigan. ‘11 is causing unsettled
weather with thunderstorm in ,the
Lake region. Pleasant weather pro-
vails generally in other districts east
of the Rocky Mountains. The temper-
atures continue high over the central
and eastern districts. Several places
from Kansas eastward to Ohio report-
ed maximum temperature of 100. I
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY
Temperature: Low, 08; high,
Partly cloudy.
ti.
MISSING WORD CONTEST.
The word last week was ”s:1gges~
tions" in the advertisement of A. J.
Collins (30. between the words “runny"
an “for." The prizes in this con-
teB’t will be awarded Saturday’, Aug-
ust 9111, 19,13.
Kenneth Scofleld, of Norwalk. spent
yesterday with friends at Savin Rock.
John Sheehan, of Norwalk, is spend-
ing a few days with friends in New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Middle-brooks,
of Nefwalk, were at Savin Rock on
Tuesday,
Edward McAlllster, of Norwalk, has
returned drum a few day‘s trip to
Danbury
T. H. 'lleonard Robins. of the South
(Norwallt Trust Company, who is ill. in
improving.
Miss Anna llurns, oi Norwalk,.is
spending a few days in Bridgeport
{with friends
Miss Mary llabbitt. of New Jersey,
is the guest of Miss Pauline Miller. of
ilillmwood avenue.
~~Prlze waltz and confetti dance, to
night. ltoton Point.
Miss (llmiys Pinch, of
Van Zant
utruot, continues it] at. her home. Miss
'it‘incb has been Ill for about three
weeks.
» Engraved
Stationery of
South NorWalk- ,
725C box
«1 WM. P BEERS ;.
Stationery Store
6 SOUTH MAIN ST.,
SOUTH NORWALK.
" 1 ‘ T , ,- W {at in -'-..,'.,
Refrlgera «013
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. Colhns Co.
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.
DONNELLY’S
KODAK AND STATIONERY STORE.
18 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Asphalt. Tar, Cement,
Flag, Gravel. Cinder.
Walks
struction required.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
m”
-me
aWWBBBBBRBRBfl RWB h'h'h'h'h'i‘
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
33.0 B. Jackson
Optician
Everything 1n the O____ptical Line
' Eyes Examined Free
“Bi”?
.11 dBBBMWBWBBBBBMBEWn‘
Tan Bark. *Any con-
assesses-em 1.
$1.98
FOR LADIES AND MISSES
Dares s e s
“VALUES UP T0 315.
J ACOBY ’S
Opposite Hovt's Theatre
E01- !ntwote Service Co“
FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director on
Embalmer.
Office and Renldonco
Telephone 90¢.
84 00. Main 81.. 80. Norwntk.
Follow the Crowd
ROTON POINT
DANCING
Pavilion
Dancing Every Night and Saturday
Afternoons.
Six Pieces of Music
W.A.HANFORD
GARAGE
Stanley Steam Cars
Rambler Card
AUTOMOBILES TO R E NT
Contractor
Estimates rural-bled on All kinds of building construction. nit
ations and repair work.
123 WASHINTON STREET.
TIL. 357-12.
“The Moyer Sec of the Moyer Car,
lv‘our and Six Cylinder Models in stock.
Catalogues or demonstrations on request.
Automobiles to rent by the hour, day or week.
GARAGE. RIVER STREET.
l'klwnrd Chlcheuter, 11111111111111' of in»
Klyu‘u iiukery of Norwalk. has return-
ed after spending a few woke in lie
Iiruco, N. Y.
(lcorgp ll, Egbert,
l. foruu-rly of Nor
The ltov. of
Fluubiuu. l...
tlonul Church on next Sunday.
Mrs. (tiled A. armory, Mrs. (‘1 ll.
Hellenic. Mir-u Viola Crawford. Minn
Mildred \i’lleuxuon. 11nd hits-111,111 inuiu'l
and Esther firt'uury spout. 'l‘uouduy at.
Suvin llot'li,
Word has boon received here of the
birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
liurry (111111111111, of Flint. Michigan, on
July Zfilh. T1111 rthlld has bot-11 named
Bhiriey Edith Gleason, The mother
was formerly Miss Lillian Crawford,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard ll
Crawford all of whom several years
ago resided in Norwaik. Local friends
and relatives are extending toilette
lions
Special this Week
1011 also Bronte Battier o
6011 also iii-1111111 Helios:
'ollt. '
will preach wt the Norwuik Congo-1:11.- .
My Father and Motbor
Dyed Before i Was Born.
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{‘55
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Cleanser and I
Dyer
24 Nerth Main at,
South Norwnlk.
Stamford, Greenwich
New York City.
I I'I'I
3’65“"?-
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$55
and"
The Naem of
Hatch & Bailey Co.
has stood before the public for runny yours as a synonym for
11111111 lumber and fair dealings. The new 111a111111un1r111t assumes
1th responsibility with pride in the foot. that we are respon-
sible for this standard, and will continue to give to our cusu
tumors the 11111110 good trtmtment and follow along the some
blah 1111111111. We trust all our frlonrlnwmlutnrneru will give the
111111111 liberal putmnago 1111 of old and we ensure them in re-
111111 the 111111111 hearty appreciation and square dealing.
The Hatch 81 Barley Company
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ATWOODVILLE MAN TAKE-:8 901-
RON,
ATWOODVllei‘. July aiwllenry
Abbey. sixty years old Is in 11 dying
condition at his homo today, as a“
result of taking poison with suicidal
intent. Ile- IB unmarried. 1111 has been
in Ill-health for some time. It 15 said.
and on Sunday told some friends 111111
a
2611 I!” 11mm Bolton:- 150 he intended to make his will and than
3011 take his life.
He was discovered in
11.111 also Bromo Bother 11.1,... m 1111 unconscious condition by 11 111111111.
Emmi-PW Muslim
'"UWAMNUI'ON mm»
bar this morning Physicians attend-
ing him any there is practically no
hope. '
I
Andrew Davey
TEAS and
corners. .
Best Potatoes, Peck £62“
10 8.111111 H. Stamps free with any of the following
liibttle All” Billing 111111unloiu‘osloaraps-triolkibo11.111.11.411
Idiottle Aflu‘oufly 3’0de sun-ruunuumnun...”.qu
1 package At!“ 1“.an nIdoi’l’idliiti‘ittdlnbhdiacdirI'OIllea
90 Washington BL,
SOUTH NORWALK
PHONE 410.
it
Mating Cons motion Co. 1.111111111113
WUTH NORWALK.
The Meyer Want to Own One"
OSCAR u. BANKS
NORWALK. CONN.
111 MAIN or.
NORWALK.
) ruous ass.
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" ticut Naval Militia, has just received ufncturcrs,
_ a lieutenant on the staff.
'_ was made by Commander I). llill. Jr..'p11
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HIIIS MISSIIII III
IIIIINIIIIIII HISIIIIS BIII
Shows Congress the Need of
Prompt Action on Tariff Legis-
lation to Settle Business
feet.
IIIIIIS III IIIII SI iIIIIIII
Tho sloop lanolin It is undergoid
repairs at. Miller’ s ship yard in Smi
ville.
Joseph Hard and family. of ilanhtl
are occupants of l'ietsol‘ cottage.
Belle Island. ,
WASHINGTON, D. 0., July 3l.~»~
There is little chance that Congress
will take immediate action to deter-
mine when the new duties on raw wool
and manufactures of wool shall be
come effective, as suggested In the let-
egram from former Congressman Eb-
enezer J. Hill, of the Bridgeport dis-
trict In Connecticut, to Senator liran- I
degee, and which Mr. llraudegeo laidI
.1 before the Senate Tuesday afternoon,
'lu the prediction at the, Capitol today.
The point which many "Democrats
'muke is that other industries besides
,the wool industry art.- as vitally lntel
‘estud In knowing the date 01 the o
t'ectiveness of the tariff rates and to.
.3: 21:11::iruioi1tt11: wool industry would? l'linest .\Iti.1ii'i;(il.
« '3' ‘ “031‘” “”0" lYach't Club,
Need of Prompt Action. I
l The, telegram is having the client; ”mm...“
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flist appear 1111 c of the squall tlan
lieglslutlou so as to settle business con- . sign/ails vestmday afternoon but as i
lditious. ‘ Iturned out this course was names
1 It \\ill have the effect it is believer), , sary.
lot hastening action on the bill by the
"Senate and thus the fixing of a tieiin- Bailey Brothers
,ito (late for putting the 111'“ rnlts‘hdving their ’
linto effect. The standing uhich Mr
‘llill has in (Mongoose. as one of the
irecoguizml tariff L‘XIIOl‘is’CT the couu
'try and an authority whose cpln1
Eions are entitled to most rospet'tl'uii Victor Ferris of Nt‘nwallt, will on
and careful consideration, has made “WM 9 lime the Norwalk Yacht;
this special plea in behalf of 11121111190hm in his boat. with a party ol.‘
faltuwrs 11ml cmployes LIlltJl"IiOlli. 1"lllcnds i111 llloch Island and other
like land for some settlement of bus- ports to the (“Sm '1'1d
Ilness conditions the most importantl ‘
Idevelopmeut of Congress in the. last}
.icy;ltl11ys.1l 1' ti . litt , i 1United States Steel Corporation, is
l ”3 p 911 0 K’ L er 1" icing l1111ngaune11nd 11011 fence construct-
:30'153(1?;E(lf Sid“; :3; \‘t‘i-hyfmlinl‘ln\ie-‘1rlil led around his pxopeity 011 the west:
i ”“0” 0 e 0‘3“" “'3 11 ‘ ‘ S side of Highland avenue. -
Icommittee and by Chairman Simmons, __
of the. Senate hinante con1m1tteo.1
1 _ , The unbout Ma: 'l1ias. in char
lelle it 11 ill not result 1n a special‘ g 38 0!
1 the Connecticut .\av l Militi . c
lbelp to the wool interests, it is belie1- “3:5 been off Roton [flint for 1:11:35}:
ed it 11 ill help business generally as week will leave Saturday for New Ha“ .
1 r l 1
12‘0“ “15‘3”: 11121113111 “If!" titling? tit): ven, where the vessel is permanently
. ongress o 1urry p 111 e stationed. .
E tariff taik-gest.
The telegram was sent by former; Captain Sidney 1.: Ward, of Toke-
Congressman Hill “'0‘“ New oYrk nekehhas had his speedy thirty-footer
'Nld is, in 1““ as IOUWVB' I'erlam" hauled out on the beaclrut
DE" '3 Important. the Norwalk Yacht Club. Hickory
“The seasonable character ,Of the Bluff, where it has been given a coat
woolen industry in all of its branches of paint by Carl Wicks and “David
make it all important that the dates Nash, of Darien.
{when the changes in the rates on ...-_
!Boot and the woolen schedule go in-l George R. Bvington, of New York.
to effect should he certainly and 1111- has had his cruising launch, the Emma
mediately known. The dates in the ,B, hauled out on the beach at the Norg
House bill and in those pending walk Yacht Club where Captain Thor-
Senate amendments are radically dif- ston O.St:1blcll has been giving the
forent as to the effect which will be crafts. coating of paint.
produced upon the business of man .____._._ <
importers and whole-I The Knickerbocker Yacht Club ex“
official notificaton from “16 adI‘““'“,sule and retail dealers. lau'k of poets to come to the Norwalk Yacht:
8011911118 office Of his promotion mm“definite knowledge is causing stagrfl- Club next August 9111 with a fleet of
“William Dill/"WSW“ to signal officer, - tion now. which is constantly lie-1 fifteen boats and will be here in the
MT- Locke's previous ranking W88 iASH-tuning more serious and will cause‘ early] afternoon providing that the?
He no“ I31" enormous losses in the next seasons wind is good. About fifty members 0!
comes 11 line officer. The appointment trade 11 hich might. possibh b1: avoid the fleet will be present on board the
(‘annot the leaders of both par 'ynchts.
and WM fillllrovud 131' 1119 adiutant ties get together tomorrow and withl —-————-—-
gent'ralaaliir “WI“? I“ ”if 10”“ man linir consideration of those engaged William .I .\it-liugl1.,wl1080fiue
ager 0‘ ““3 CN‘VIONI l’lummer “10W in the industry reach some concltr yacht Nutomn broke her must.- in the
III New Haven. Mid he is Nill(P("“i11l I sion concerning the vii'ot'tlu- dates of Larcbmoni 1'111'1s,l1as sent to Boston,
popular among the naval militia. llis' 1,1,91,11,19 (Images for 1-1111; wool and for 11 111-11' 11111111. 111 Moliugh will
Wt?“ earned mutilation will KIVG illmr finished prodtnts and thus enable giro his hour 11 m (uhoullng this week.
great. ““31 OL'MWSIWG ‘0 9- I‘WI 0' those engaged in the industry to or. and I'xpml.‘ to have 11 in fighting
““9““8- rouge their business with some 111-‘11'1111 for tho \‘orwalk Yacht Club
.- .. »--« -~ ._. 1- -. ~ - (1111mm understanding as to the III- Irilt'c'h llf’Xi \lllfll‘vi Bill
1 11
Percy W. Wit-1d 11ml (llmtleu blend
have started on 11 11111511 to the earl
ward in the auxiliary yacht "Ellie."
Captain llouard 1.. l owndes Is any
ing his large sloop, the Katie ti. oval!
hauled ut \llliei' a ship yard in South
Norwalk.
.lumcs 31.1115111111, of the Norwal
Yacht, Club beached his boat Vlrya 91!
yesterday. and is painting and 0v
f_l|l1uuli11u. lli'i‘.
Percy and 111.1110..- Mood. and Rev
oi" the Nerwalk,
11-111 sail on Monday for
a months cruise to the eastward. ' ’
of New York, are,
knock-about Hamper?
placed in conuuissiou the vessehlittw
lug 1"ecentl1 been 011-1 hauled at Mil-
lers shipyard.
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James A.Fa1",1ell president of the
”WWW M 31:..'_i1 I“. .4 new:
IIIE IiIIiIIIIEST AIID BEST TEIIIEII SIIIIW
IVER PRO.) EOTED
APERFECT AND COMPLETE EXHIBI-
TION, Iminmtiy worthy of the country and
the quad pntronized by the pun sud good
everywhere
Afternoon 81 Evening
BAXTER
Circus Grou nds
LOCKE PROMOTE!) TO SIGNAL—
OFFICER
Edward ll. C. Locke, of the Connec-
’ turn? I "—1....—
I Situation Embarrassing. I The choir boys from St: James’
I "'l'11111~'lt111III1111 is exceedingly t-uibar- Church. in llnnbury, who have been .
musing 1111' the Atnorit 1111 prodmtlou camping on Smiths Island, have re»
LOVER’S
0d .
E1111\1' is not more than one-fourth turned to their homes after a pious- I
THF PLACE Inf the normal output. The vital not stay. The outing was curtailed.
J question just now is not what somewhat. by the illness of the chef.“
.(lmnnes ’In the rates shall be made the lads. who riuhi on the. Job ill melt!
but. what will be the time limit of times. did not relish having canned ;
,tbu present ion on aunt and wool ‘or "picked up" rutionu.
1-1111 rvspmtivr-lv. To know that is
rain-nudv hoportunt with 11-11111'11 to The 1111111111 “Ilitli 1'111111-1111ycstcrduy
firth-rs to be taken by 111111111f111-11111-1'u,afternoon. nilbounb It did not airlift:
for the spring season and for impor-‘L'l‘ho Von-1111111111111111111111 the shore r151 1
turd 11nd dcnlms nu w1'll.’il1u sea- nortu and mode If possible for the sill» ,
‘ son is opening nou‘.l1‘orelu11 111111111: runs to «May 11 stiff southerly broou' ‘
.f111tuv"1-11 1 are 11in adv in the field and from off 11 itinh ltd:- nll evening. 'i‘lln
our people are absolutely hopeless wind blow the squall toward Low
l11-1'11u1111ofthoum'ortuintv inland whore it IlitlIil‘ with all iii
'1 ooh thin In behalf of our people severity The roiorlnns of the fly
in L1111noetirut l’lcuno illtH‘M'l‘ to‘ precaution and during the storm worn
Nnrwnlk, Colin.” remarkable.
Buy From Mew
'l‘hu llotuto bill provided that the
changed in the wool schedule should
9 .
and You ll (11111111:
’
Money 3 Worth
so into effect at the some time that
on every article that you buy. 1 , -
practically all the other schedules in
tho bill become effectivemos soon as
out. on one article only to let ya: ,
the other. but i cut on all. 51.50 W
the new law is passed and signed by
President Wilson. The Senate coup
for 31.00.6111111 sherry. Port, fl
lot and Whiskey from 8178 j
n ,
mlttce amendments provide that the
Ram, 11.“ 1.5 up. Fine Cohonot
new rates on raw wool shall become
effective in December and, those on
500 large bottle. Fina 00rd“
1301: up. Fins Tahlo Claret 58d
manufacturers in January.
During the, debate, Senator 131m-
worth $100 of unvhody' 11 my,
and give as a hint Convince
mono admitted that be received a at-
«11.111111 or phone 60612.
mllar telegram from Mr. 11111 and
JOSEPH DISESA
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Vacation
Footwear
TENNIS, YACHTING AND BATH»
ING SHOE8.
LADIES’ WHITE PUMPS AND
OXFORDS.
CHILDREN'S BAREFOOT snu-
DALB. ‘
WHITTEMORE'S
WHITE CLEANSER
- FOR CANVAS AND BUCK
‘ “0331 suggestion would receive considers:-
that he had referred it to Chairman
Underwood of the House Ways and
wuatmt: Liquor Ito's
til Muir-humor. it
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lion but no roads no definite promise
111111. so suspected by W Bum.
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