M Old ‘3’“ M"... ”W
M“ tonne-eeQQnfi. u
S“ Ann-non
,q-oaanonlofin
all. our“.
uuwnml emu- . "
comma , . . ,
LA'MS. "flung“. “Donations Fowler. Moms? Roller
'fl'il DEBT, OF “‘8' ,. (:01 pa, No.15, will meet this evening
" " vacuum 1 in the any Hull for u... weekly bunt
“_ neee session.
F..A.JLRNE;
The lechoda Yacht Club will meet
.. Albert Wellnitz, or High street. Nor- . .
3: walk, has purchased a. farm in Torrlnz- ;;
-- ton Incidentally Mr. Wellnitz hen sold -
". property on High met to County Com-
' mienioner Bimeon Penna, of Fairfleld.
* 3.222 The Red Tag Sale is bringing out throngs of buyers raising enthusiasm to a point
53:; never before experienced in the store’ehietory. The clothing, ban: and furnishing induce. '
_'." meme are simply beyond competiton, as you may. prove to yourself by coming. '
IE.- Whatever we wish to 12“
' close out at once we put a '1’
Red Tag on it, showing
’21:“: - '
. this evening for monthly business.
. .
~—- Kimonos
The lady who in going away
on a vacation will need a dainty
new Kimono to take away with
Lincoln Council. No. 4, 0. U A. M..
will meet tonight for weekly business.
Clinton Commandery, No. 3, K. ’I‘.,
will hold a stated conclave this even- lilting? 21?:aflerz; $32331]?
ing cranes.
WM..- Long Kimonos in flowered
Norwalk Lodge No 281, G. U. O. of crepe .. ...... 31.50 to 32. 98
0. R, will meet tonight for monthly Long Kimonos in plain ”9‘90” 0
business. Shell; Kimonos in flowered
w crepe ................. $1.00
Eureka. Rebekah Lodge, No. 42, 1. Short Kimonos in plain crease
. _ 1 I” mean“ ....................... 00
0' O F‘ SSS“ ho a e. regu 3 Long Kimonos in lawn .. 815.000
this elenlllg- Short Kimonos in lawn .
J. I Mallette
The South Norwalk Board of Library
'Direclnra will hold a result: monthly
25 Stamps with I bag Maud-S
Groceries '
83 AND 35 WASHINGTON 8T.
For.
“ ‘ SATURDAY
3 cans imported Norway Herring (tomato sauce) ..
3 cans Campbells Soups for . ‘
50c Bottle Port or Sherry Wine .......1.
6 lbs. Best Laundry Starch for
Royal Baking Powder, can .‘..... .12¢, 22¢ and
Fresh Crisp Graham Wafers, lb . ....
Loyal Brand Pickles (we value) . . 3 bottles for
Select
Delicatessen
PHONE 440.
.Flour. ..»... W
...... c.....c.‘...|..
.......».‘n
Neill
l-c-l.¢--‘ql. ne-
the reduced price it is to be i
sold at. In this way you ,
' can see how deep the price .
is cut and you can figure out "
for yourself how much you
The Red Tags
Work This Way:
a,
lav «2‘34
. I. . . . v”- ._ < — .
.s.;..~.‘.s‘..;.mt.w " ' '
2-... I. “filial-.- n l
Atvthe Same Old Stand S
West End Washington Street Bridge,
you’ll find a Full Line of Sea 'Food.
received Today by Express. .
Cutbill’s ‘ Bridge ' Fish Market.
ANAAN
mw‘H
C
bowl. Ruecue is spending two weeks
at Hickory Blair. I
Mira Veronica Cook has a ponitlon'
no stenogrnphr-r in New York. 1
5
Mr. and Mrs, William Cartoon are
TELEPHONE 1M
meeting tonight.- ‘ 1;, ‘1 an Weehlnumn It.
" "mime. Io. Nov-walk.
The Sentiment-walk ppm-d oi Electri- '
cal
£5925
. «Wow; with" hold a. weeklygy‘fl"; ‘5; , l 1‘ w w . 7;; ;.-‘
bus‘in‘eds flusmevwm » ' l 11..-; .;‘_.‘.~;__.;e¢==.¢w-
Ensign E J. Powell. of South Nor-
waik, will have charge of the Salvation
Army meeting, in Stamford, next Sun-
day union
The regular meeting of the Norwalk
City Council will be hold Monday ev-
ening In the Council Chambers, There
will be a number of important matters
come before this meeting,
The Teeth are
First . . .
Don’t neglect them any longer.
- attend to them at once and
avoid lament and regret you are
bound to feel in after years.
Dr. Mallory
will put your teeth In good cou-
dlllon and advise you how best
to cure for them.
The Poet Bingo of Beautiful
Teeth—«you swear it the
poor one.
16 80. Main 8%., 8o. Nomlk
HOURS: I) A. '4‘. TO 8 P. M.
—-Caps, carpe. O’zlllrlen'e.
Howard i... Price, of Warehouse,
Conn, and victim of the Springfield
express wreck last full in Wootpol‘t.
in spending a few days with friends
in Norwnik,
ltolph Knapp. superintendent of M.
.i, lliorduu'a curponior shop, hoe ne-
curod u new position with beckon and
Company, of i‘.l1icngo. Mr. Knnpp‘e
many local friends wish him success
SUNDAYS BY APPOINTMENT
FREE DELIVERY' entertaining relatives from Brooklyn. l
l
“ l
Alhin Sims has returned from a visit
wilh his daughter Mrs. Smnilm or
NOTICE SSSSSS __..__.._ l
' ' lire; William Henry of Riclnnond'
I
Hill spent the week-cud with relatives-
in Norwalk.
.‘llies Veronica Cook and father, A.
B. Cook, epcm Tuesday and Wednofi
day in New York.
The home of Miles B, Adams on
lloyt street has been connected with
the telephone system. 1
T01. 72!. ‘ . ...,.. 1
Three auto trucks were used to 1:011—
vey the St. Mark‘s Sunday—echool to
.Rotou Point, yuaierdey.
A lot of Fresh Mined Coal just received. Place your
order with us now and save money.
HARRIS 81 GANS COMPANY
Water Street, South Nor-walk.
Fancy Wax or Green Beans
Mrs, Henry Vlcrow of Bridgeport. is
'lhc ghoul. oi Conrad Wolx‘el and family
on llnllroad avenue.
1
a
1...“...._._._
lira E, Bimmoneon hue returned to
PerQuart......
New York utter spending n \urntlou
with her children in town.
$1.20 M
in his new position,
Mr. and Mrs. l.. ()_ Sunburn. who
have been viuitlug with their (laugh—
ter, Mra, Henry H. Burton, No. ill)
ldncoln avenue, have gone lo Wor~
coelur and llouton and expect to reach
their home in Lowell. next week.
The Reed 81 Volk
Electrical (.0.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL ill-109
The South Norwalk City Council will
in the Town
have the report on tho ten-foot con-
I
tore (loch-don ol‘ the Public Utilities :1 AUTO sup-pugs
’ ‘ x '.
Commission iorrNorlll Main stront, and ,( Phone 805mm) Bo. Main at,
many other important itume of hue!-
none for consideration on Monday om.
fling. ”I‘M" ”350000, m. n . - .. ..
Bo. Nor-walk, Music mu 111mm £5.
“50000012030
5 UNITED GROCERY , COMPANY:
3 Fancy Cucumbers for .. 5c 1 25 lb. bag Sugar
Beets, per bunch ....... 5c 1 goons Milk . . . ..
Wax Beans, 3 uarts .. 25c | Fancy Peas, 2 quarts ..
, Peaches, Musk Melons, Apples, Tomatoes. Corn, Lettuce,
Squash, Radiehes. 1
....... 95c Mr and Mrs. William llvurv
15C ill: hmmld liili road spout the week end
with lolntilou In South Noruulk.
,_ ,“~
The annual photo of St. Paul‘s
(hurrh. Lowlahoro, uill be bold Iii.
Rotou Point. 'I‘uenduy, Aug. {1.
Mr. and Mrn. .l. is), llrlnkorhott‘ am
pm 143, stopping at lruzlcnldc, the home. of tire.
.Iilllillg line in 'l‘ulmudgn lllll.
Allorntlone are helm; made to the
“all building, occupied by George .\'.
Yoown. on North Main etroot.
20 North Main 3‘.
. H... ... ‘hx-‘mma. a»... «WM. ..... . ..._.. my».-. ........«....~...,.‘.y-,m“_._ w",
Students Enroll Every. Week at
Mr and Mr», Charles Moon and
Olive Branch 'lmrlgo. No. ill, Knlghte
of i‘ythlue. mot lent evening. The
third rank was conferred on n candi-
date by the degree team from .lonoph
Dowdull lodge. of liridgormrt. The
work was followed by a general good
time with rcl‘ronhmontu.
OF A SAFE OEPOEIT sex
in our Fire and hnrmm
w...” ‘ ‘Voulte to the 905le
MANN“ NO Gilli Will
has moon to his privm po-
» F18 LYON,
............... coon ............. “"“" M" 1......
l are investment! are rumor.
Job Printing
ed from the mutiny of othu
“IT PAMR,
on.
mummvwlywt
the rental ole be: In- your
“Hum . .
WMM‘NMI?
Bondnmdneoorde of M‘
Merrill Summer Schools
REDUCED TUITION RATES
FREE BOOKS, BTATIONERY AND STENOTYPE, ARE SPECIAL
FEATURES
8TAMFORD.
duuuhlor nre upuudlnu two wcoku with
their daughter. Mr». Fred $lmonuon.
Mr». a, ll. \l’hinmy hue returned to
her home on the Stamford road, alter
unending several weelm in the mourn
llllllii.
scum uonwmx. ‘ Pom CHEM-en.
pmm~m
iloorgo l’urdy Ililll returned to hill
duties in the Fifth Avenue Bank, New
York, after two wcok'n vacation in
Maine.
NOTICE I!
We are now located at the Iormr Auditorium Building on North
“Jua-
Mr and Mrs. W. F. Weed entertain
ed a party of other Mine iriende at
her home In lit. John‘s Place. Wed-
nesday evening.
mu Conntmnee Merritt of New Ro—
chelle he.» returned after visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Butler. Hamilton
avenue
Main Street, where we all all Homhom Geode. new and second—
Hmd. at Lowest Prion.
Come in mm you go elsewhere. Tel. 419.
M. GUTKOWSKY
”Ill“
w. my new and Wane furniture glad men.
WM ,
Cheater Wood or 'l‘elmedlte Hill and
~11me won or Demo mm
W in immanent-l Church. W
:Snturdny, won third "place, in the
‘111llo ovum, fxée for all, .
Wreck. as previously
(ll ‘
Tun
“TROT-MOC”‘
Tthhoe Sensation of the Season
Genuine Indian Moccasins Insure Camp Comfort:
Conneally 8. Brooke!
For Men.
Women and
Children.
It's the back t“
nature Shoe
‘ force of men.
W. S. Raymond. local sealer or
weights and measures. has u‘slru
scales used by local business men, and
.has found all correct
Edward Kelley and George F. Lock
wood haw been reappointed mcmlwrs
of the Board of Finance for another
lt‘l‘lll iv the ~lelec’uueu
John Riley, driving 11 Regal in the
motor races held at Drangebury, N. Y..
five
Friendmzm will not give
night in the
announced. He
says that it would he a losing proponi
tiou.
Manager
moving pictures every
Mr. and hire. H. 1., flit-Clone nml
lamiiy of Jackeonvllle‘ l~‘la., are the'
guests of the MISSES McFadden and
Flack White Oak Shade, for the num-
mor.
FINDS HALF A BlLLlON HAS LEFT;
COUNTRY.
'liOS’I‘ON, August l.~»i£ugene N. ‘
Fol-m, governor of Massachusetts. given
a partlnl list of the great industrial
companies driven by American tnritf‘
coudltloun- to outnhli1l1 plants in
Cwuuuda One of those. concorue in the
American Blower Company, of whilh
Secretary of Commerce llodllold wan
vlcc- prueldcnt. With It rcclprmai
limit) umcement between the l'uitoul
Statue rm (‘auuda all thceo compa-
nies could have manufactured awry!
that it has not attracted much publir"
dollars woxth oi lie product with
American lubor on American eoil.
Governor lv‘osu nuld:
"’l‘hu movement of American mhnu»
incturoa and American money Into
(touudu hue been golua on so quietly
attention.
"The (learn 111 l loctrlc (.‘ompnny hill-i
'u very extensive plant in (‘euuduz
also the Woetluuhouuu liiloctrlc t'om-
pony, tho Oliver Chilled 'i’low item-
puny, the international ilnrvonter
(Eompnny. the American Blower Com-
“ puny. the Buffalo Forge Company. the
Plymouth Cordage Works, and, in
fact. nearly all the lending concornn
of every industry have been oompelh
. ed to oatnhllnh branches in Canada.
"To complete the list would be into
possible, for in many instances the
establishment or theme factories in
not announced and not made a men
to r of crucial record“
"I find, bowavor. that up to Jenni
dry 1,1913. uporoxlmehly 175 Ameri-
can companies ind established than»
seiveu. The recorded amount: of
capital invested in than enterprises
and in the purchase or land. diatrib-
uting houaen, pecking plantn. and also
in the machine or holdings or steel:
in commemoration. when n
total M-tztiflm
Whine: court» done not «on no
em... -_..
American Blower Compan
Secretary ltedficld has, bee
cently
plant in Windsor, Ont, two 37
Mr. Iterlfield toured the we
tour acquired the informatio
has glx on him reputation lit
e\pcrt."
live hundzod millions of
monel
in the uphulldlng of Am
ertiee llt'l‘mm the bard
w~he1o to go and get treated I
5w ill tell y.on
(ohuuhia .\'o 6 Batteries GI
bull
vice-president,
'I believe it is n conserv
has been poured in Clio
ADVERTISE or mu m
If you dQTl f
Know
Auto Supp~
Stundmd Gasoline Mobllw a.
Reunite.
Diamond and Goodrich. ;
The South Not”
42 WATER or.
Open Sunday- From 8 to 18
on my Optical Work. 06 in ,
lyoglnnn attention careful W ,
you buy glances. it in”
mm to Wear glueaeo preli
may one but u. homeland
trial are It in to wear 8 ‘
to some one olee'e cyan.
you be enduring with E”
consult me on any Monitor
holiday or l‘rldny evening, at
m. .
WILLIAM J. MW
Eyulgm dpeelell
Koeler’o Building.
lnuton fit. #99- WHOM
N. Y., 727 3th Ave._ DY ,
Between 45th and .
“a... .
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