”IIIIIS MM. MIMI"
e
cl that is
Icialiy good and
' tisfactiOn.
’ ment, Bricks and
finer such materials
Br Iul attention to
dots; this means
strens‘ and we
. S avoid fiction;
misrepresentation.
our custom invited.
BUY
Hazelton
Coal
». uT
loll...r..
kinds side by side
sizes at very low prices.
tile, poteelnln or galvanized lining.
great demand. all sizes In stock
Summer Time
I3 AWNING TIME.
(let yours before the sun be-
comes too ~hol. We make and
repair them. ii'hone Ill-I.
KOHN BROS.
Tel, 489. ,72 North Main St.
The II. Hershfield 8. Son 00‘
«In. 294. 122 WATER er.
“winters supply and be l".ominced
-I..-.V~
III at. Tel. 441.
*bushels beiole \ou lay in your I
William Efiron
renewals ST., EAST NORWALK
Tel. «1. ‘ Tel. 441.
,, \. ‘
JUNK DEALER
on only need write a postal .
no to Wm. Fffron arid you will
I at a ready market for things which
’inu don't want, such as rags, papers,
that! rubbers, scrnp iron metals.
titerI beds a specialty. 'We are
lung Ior your call. Wm. Enron, 3
IF YOU WISH
GUTKOWSKY,
. 7 N..Main Street
”lily, .Party. Birthday;
lance Cards; '
“hish your summer cottage ll'or
ouey or any 'seasonnrt-lcles
you need for temporary use.
J to see us where we can show
I!" no. line and large assortment
‘ and .Second- hand Furniture,
3 nd all I-lousefurnishing Goods
tIvely the very lowest «prices.
Connorgetlonal Church
5 ‘y Seconc'hhlnd Furniture.
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As FRESH "As
the loot~ on or news that emer- .
ges frdm the ticker are‘the
VEGETABLES
we offer. We odrrLs large
variety oi the very finest of -
seasbnsble vegetables. I
Call and let or suggest some- 1:
thing for dinner.
REI) CEDAR SHINGLES IIIIIIII'S ISIllllIIlIllII
are a hobby with us because we know how they last when put on
to a house properly. _We've investigated them thoroughly and the
mills we buy of-assure“us our Shingles are all cut from good sound
timber and dried slowly under o, temtpérnte heat. so its to retain their
life. Whether repairing an old roof or putting on u how one you went
the beer—that's the kind we handle.
The Hatch 8r Bailey Company
Of course, we have cheaper grades of shingles und It doesn’t make .-
any particular difference to us which. is desired. and if you
know off hand which you prefer come In and let us lay the Igvo
[MEL 8. Keep Chosen Presl-
meetlng oi' the Woman's Association
of the South Norwalk Congregational
Church was held in the church por-
lors. Annual reports were given and
officers elected.
' .. ed that not only the members of com-
mittees. but all women had been act- _
, ive in one way or another. Over
three hundreddollors had been con.
.tribnted and raised for the work oi: _
1the association. The usual slits of ~-
Imoney had been sent for Dr. 'Knrmnrk- '
er's work III lIldln. for the work 01’ MM
‘Cross, in Alaska. for a boy's scholar-I
ship ntGrcgorylnstltute; one hundred I
The Norwalk Furniture House
14-16 WALL ST. Tel. Orders Promptly Delivered.
Protect Your Home. From Flies -
' We have the largest and most complete stock in town of
WINDOW SCREENS AND SCREEN l)OORS-All grades, in
REFRIGFRATORS AND ICll BOXES Every size and style with
BUY FLOW ER POTS MERE—Now Is the time that lIhoy me in
HEADQUARTERS FOR IHAMMOOKIS AND PORCH FURNITURE
Men 5 Blue Serge
SuitsAllWOol$10
SUIT8 FOR 37.
$16 SUITS AT $10.
Gottlieb’s ';
378.510 Clothing Store
NORTH MAIN STREET.
; ........--.
Illlllil Illllclll
lllllllllll lill Pll’ill
l itev.
‘_ enough to pay the expenses of such it
Such was the declara-
tion of one of the stockholders of the l
Darien Review Company Inc, I
day afternoon. in an interview with [an Plait.
n Sentinel reporter regarding the it
Illllllll Milllllll
Illinienli Much Work Done
Durlnotile Year
Yesterday afternoon the annual
The review of the year‘s work show~
dollnrs hnd been given toward a defl- ‘
ciency in the church receipts i-
.} III the treasury there is still a bill I
once of about,one hundred dollars, be-I 2:
side over nine hundred dollars In the .
carpet fund.
The Church work committee hnd
chalge of the entertainInents—lunch-
eons, supper, sliver ten, and sale oil,
In ency and useful articles.
The Mission Work committee. In ad-
dition to raising funds for the scholsr
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gshlp, had sent a. barrel of clothing to
(lregory Institute
’1 he Social Service comIIIittee had
sent fruit and flowers to the sick: KT-O
cerles. eoul nnd clothing to needy
ones.
The new committee on Girls‘ Work
with the old of Miss Royce, organized
the Camp Fire Girls' Circle. now num-
.bering thirty- five. with Miss Margaret
HenIy as guardian; also, planned a
tentative program for the circle. which
.Ineete every Tuesday evening. lIIdoorI
. meetings are held in the circlc‘s room
at the church.
The program hlls been varied. REV.
Mr. Pnpazlan hos spoktgn twice on
1.".\Iisslon Work In Turkey.“ Mrs. I.
Lllnrles 'l‘llylor, ul‘ filecnwich. hes
DBI’IE" REVIGW Owes WIIIIam spoken on ‘Soclnl Service"; Miss Mar-II
Zeiglor and Numerous
Other Bills
gnlet .‘ItCIlll‘e on “thIn Crawford";
OIIIcers‘ and committees elected nrl-r‘
as follows: I ' '
Presideni—-—.\Irs. l. H.1Iieep
Vice i’resldenb—Mrs .l. A Hamilton
Recording Secretary «Miss (lettlcr.
l‘orlcspondlng Secretorywhllss Eli-
’lrenshrer—«Virs. Willin’m ll. Thump
I nnnclnl difficulties which have come son.
Ghiotto 81 Co.
Music Hall Block
orrrlls MIIII rulinuto
Mn. Flora A. DIVII. ,
Flora, A. wife of Henry 1". Movie.
died at her home in Watertown, Conn.
yesterday. She was a former resident
of Norwalk.‘ The funeral services will ’
be held from the parlors of Raymond
at San, on Friday afternoon, at 2
o'clock. and Rev. Ernest F. McGregor
will omciate. interment will be in
Norwalk cemetery Mrs. Davis ls sur-
vived by her husbanu sIIId one son,
Harry.
SUMMErMeAIN sEIIVIcE Not- To
aEIInEouch MORE THAN
‘ fitsEilsAR “u" ‘ “
As new stated, the summer time
hulls of his newmlm {fondle pds
sensor some will he issued to take '
street on Sunday, time 7. it is a well.
known fact that the economic policy
which Chairman Elliott is trying to
client on the his. system Will be car-
died on as for as possible in it." '
“I I
of the property
Changes have come about rapidly
since last Fridny, when the stockhold iMrs- Hellman. Mrs. Spaniding.
ers met and ordered an shalt of the'
books to be made. This wes done im- >
, On Monday' night til
resignation of Cecil Hellman, presi-
dent and manager of the company,
was received and necepted. An eleo
tion or oiilcers in on custom to re-
organim was held with the- f.
, resultl'll’reslde t4
Rikihteri sensory ome
treirsurer, George Suhllchting.
to visit the two heavy creditors sud
'tenlporlse with thorn ssulnst
action which would lead to bankruptcy
The personnel of thisl
l’i‘he general plan that: will be earv
d ,
.I upon thatI company Already one ot< Finance Committee ~(‘lInlrmnn. ‘oMr.
:; the two creditors, Dr. George il‘fPen- T B. Nash. .
-- tecost, of Tokeneke, has levied
I attachment of $500. praying for
“I Committee‘s, ‘ .
Church Work—«Mrs. W. ‘H. Stowe,‘
foreclosure of his mortgage and sole. “1‘5 F‘ H Rowan, Mrs. Reed H Flynn.
The other creditqr IMI'B. Wilfred Bodwell,\‘1rs.E.H-Rob-
.I" William zelgIler, Jr., to whom the 91'1”“-
company Is indebted to the extent or I
31.500. 80 with cIVIl action taken It Mra- N- I! Gumbarlv We H N- Dun- ‘
'13 presumed that “19. affairs of the ping. Miss Sarah McClure, Mrs.iHitch-
company will be wound up In the cock.
I Social Serviceless Clinton, itIIIss
Ruth Kendall Miss Natalie Jennings.
Music—Miss Florence Benedict.
‘bal‘t
1 Mrs. G s Kendall had Mrs n n.
ImiGurnbart were chasen delegates to the
non at meeting of the New lHave’n
Ibranch of the Women's Board of Mis-
stone to Centre Chr‘ucii, New Haven.
Tuesday, today 12, at 10 s. m.
- . WOMEN'S FINE COTTON VESTS
Regular and extrn sizes; sleeveless ERB.
Tight knee or lltce trimmed; reg<
. 1254‘)" llllnr and extra sizes, ut ’
., ......... . 25¢ and 50¢
WOMEN’S COMBINATION SUITS
Extra fine. soft finish cotton; tight
end with short
sleeves at
.. WOMEN'S COTTON VESTS
-: Extra quality,
or fancy fronts. at ...... 15¢
': WOMEN’S LIBLE AND COTTON knee or wide umbrella
plain
regular and extra sizes ..
25¢
WOMEN'S LISLE VESTB
, lace trimmed,
--------- 25¢.35¢;5O¢
Sleeveless or lace trimmed, at
I, ......... 75¢ and $1 00
NP—‘m
Mulvey, 3b
Siamensky. cf
Volhner, If
mailman-unto
cc
5-4
QCGOI—‘GOI—‘w
LS ith. c
Campbell. lb ..
Israel, rt
u.-
COWBOOMF-‘O
;—n
cat—lo
Totals ...........31 4 8 24 14
Spring and Summer Underwear
For Men‘ and Women '
WOMEN’S TIGHTS AND DRAW‘
Luca trimmed Drawers.
Sleeveless or with short sleeves; ‘ Ii" Md 9X1!“ SIZES. ut ..
WOMEN'S COMBINATION SUITS
Lisle plain or lace trimmed; 'reg-
ulnr or extra sizes, at.
IMPORTED‘ SWISS MEN'S BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS.
AND DR'AWERS
Reinforced; sizes 34 to 44, at
................. 25¢
7 5¢. $1.00 “‘1“ $1.50
MEN’S OTIS, BALBRIGGAN
GHIRTS AND DRAWERBI
Long or short sleeves, ankle length
dru-wcrs, sizes 34 to .30, nt 50¢
MEN'S WHITE GAUZE ATH»
LETIC SHIRTS AND KNEE-
LENGTH DRAWERS
At . ...................... 50¢.
MEN'S MEDIUM WEIGHT
SIjIIRTS AND DRAWERS
NIIItlIral cotton or onehalf wool, .
long sleeves nod ankle. length
Drawers, at 50¢ and $1.00
MEN'S FINE RIBBED UNION
SUITS
light \\'.€ight at ........ $1 90
(kW.MRE_
Harris, 2b ..........li
w NW»... 7.. . ..., .,., ,
1 GREENWICH HIGH Tamany. p .......... 3 l l 0 fl 1
:I abIr h Totals ........... 31171127 .. 3
SCORE BY INNIXGS‘.
gjgu$:;;:: .2.I.,.......: g E 1 Greenwich 1‘ 20 3 0 3 ll x l?
Sigma 88' ””“3 3 2 1 01Norwelk .. .001020 slow 4
11'.“ n’ {IIIIIILI I ' ‘4 1 0 1 U| Two-base lIlIiItst. Smith. Muheg. II‘.
o {”283“,} c ‘IIIIII4 2 3 10 1 Council. TlIree-base-hit——Turner. lloll-
I) C (:5 :Ihc """""'2 2 0 13 1 ble play—R. Smith to Mulrey. Struwlt
_ _, __, __.__ __ BO If, ”IuIIIIIIII4 ‘l l 0 0 out By Ireland. ll: by 'l‘alnllny. ill.
9 Hiillfgih ”I IIIIIIIII 3 1 l 0 i1 linscs on billis-0ff Ireland, 2; ml‘
‘Tnmany, l.
.lir. Stupietou on “The lielntlonI
of the Women‘s Association to the-I
I‘l‘.(Illll('Il" At some of the meetings}
membels participated III the progrnnl.‘
“Should either of the two creditors 'l‘lle lion voyage soclnl “."d the 3mm.I
close in and lows the company into ten were much enjoyed:
Mission Workers. (l. «S. Kendall.
Glrls' Work—JMrs. John Stopleton.lI
Mrs. A. J. Rummler, Miss Cunlngham,
9. liars. Frank Lauder, Miss Gettler.
Program—Mrs. Stapleton, Miss Mary
Dibble, Mrs. .McCorllle and Mrs. Gum-
Will- bring many people to
our store. We have a most
Wonderful selection of Geod
Furnitln‘e. If we say the
Best 1n Norwalk, we would
not be exaggerating in the
least ‘
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