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* which will be made in the insurance '
‘ helm. thus enabling him
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' held a very interesting meeting. last
grand Regent. William F. Hoyt told;
of the dqlngs of the supreme council.
~»€d, and 111s. carpet bowling was en-
t ~illon 25 cents.
FIRE
Marine Automobile, Burglary, L'abil-
ity, Coinmnaationh Fidelity Bonds, ln1
loot lie can Irite any 1111 d of lusuri
once you mu require. Call us on thef
Phone No.1‘3‘0.
Taylor 8. Golden
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
BUILDING.
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There will be a dame at the Coun-
try Club, Saturday night.
Attorney John J, Cuueo was in,
Bridgeport yesterday afternoon on
business,
and will
STAMFORD
The range is the first and
last word in housekeeping, for
the day’s work begins and
ends in the kitchen. A good
range like the Stamford will
start the day right, and here as
elsewhere, well begun is half
done. A range is such an im.
portant piece of furniture that
you should investigate care-
full) before you buy.
FOR SALE BY}
HoraceR Nash Cor. No. Main and WestSt.
*mF.:-- __ -.
Linen stored in a closet warm and
poorly ventilated. will become yellow
crack earlier than if stored
otherwise. says the Racine Journal.
The properly constructed linen closet
vshelf should be covered with
slips fastened up with drawing pins.
Have the linen slips broad enough to:
fold back and cover the contents of
the shelves. 01d sheets may be used
Another daughter was hornr to \lr should be in a cool. dry place. Eachltor this purpoge,
and Mrs. William J \\ ood ,ot 14 ~ 1 ‘
lSpringwood alonuo. this morning. w .-
Both the mother and the baby are re-
ported us doing finely,
The marriage of Itiisg Elsie Brush
and David A. Bliss, of South Norwalk,‘
will be solemnizod at the residence of
the bride. llcaler Brook Road, Dan--
bury, tomorrow. :11 noon. A number
of Norwalk people will attend.
'11a‘1mer (101111011. No. 51, 11. of 1...
will meet tomorrow night in regular
session. when the second nomination
of officers will take place. There will
also he installation of two candidates.
All members are requested to be pres
out. 1111 good of the order there will
be some entertainment as usual.
The heading. to the article in yes-
Eirtra Fancy
Sugar Cured
BACON
21
cents per lb
by the strip
East IndiaTea Co
Tel 871
WE GIVE AND REDEEM PREMIUM TRADING STAMPS.
1‘
125 Washington Street
linen‘ 1
.v,.:;;v .‘ "-5 y . . g" -7
Teeth and ;
Wrinkles
The face, no matter how
Young. looks old if
wrinkled. You can't keep the 1
full contour of the face with 1
many absent teeth. They are I
See
it is
necessary (0 you.
Dr..I.H. Mallery 1
and let him restore the full
teeth grinding surface. 1
Nature intended you ehwld
,have them. 1
i8 89. Mala 3.. 3o. Nomlk,
NOURS: I A; M. TO I P. M.
IUNDAYJJY APPOINTMENT
,rv,
norics
Having purchased all th! equipment
or the Berkshire ice Co.. 1 11111 prepar-
ed
and retail, the best possible service.
E. T. BATES
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
to give all customers, wholesale
You don‘ i want for the
you do through the
World's Lon-oi Fem Anny
Thousands of sales everiwhere prme Mt
methods. No adv-um fee required. Write
today for free listing blanks and free book
'liow To SILL \‘oua Paul. '
E. A. STROU'I' FARM AGENCY
3.11.7 viv'iuiim fi'iwnii“
I
uml'iu. mm. 31.11 111.111?-
Arthur Waldron
I ~ District Manager
29 Haviland Street
terday's Sentinel, relative to Michael W W ,. - :
Ratchford. would glle the impression W
that he had retired from active busi-
ness. As a matter of fact, Mr Ratch-
his
ford still retains his interest in
business. and has engaged additional
to spend
.1 1 .
Michael J. Rior-_
a lien to Bridge
hile 3111111111.. in Broad
street, had he pleasure of witnessing
a demonstration or the Bridgeport
Fire Department. Mr. Riordan told a
miss! on
Norwalk friend that the entire appar-
atus must have come out for his bone '
The, blpze for.,v11l1ich tl1e,,general
alnrm was sent in was in the cellar of
the store conducted by 'Frank Jacoby,
walk and Bridgeport. but
Very: little damage was done.
Sherman Council, Royal Arcanum.
J
night A unique dance was giien by
Eugene Gohler. a member of Pouassus
Council, and several members of that
Council were In attendance. , Past
and a number of important changes
Refreshments were my»
rates soda.
joyed
swamps
The Finest Lreamery Butter“ a pound 29c
Granulated sugar, .
Pure Leaf Lard,
Fancy Potatoes, .
24 Cottage St.
SUMMER DRESSES
In the latest shades and the W‘s most 11111011111111.-
$149 up
Wash Skirts
In ratine, linen, crepes, etc., long and short tunics; also
II'0‘ll‘.‘l'tl,l:.‘l""..". $1.25 up
M Moltasch 81- Son
«1111.. Store—2w Ailantlc 88.. Stamford.
designs .
I hand embroidered
120 Washington St.
w
5 pounds 22c
.1 a pound 12c
14 pounds 25c
East Norwalk
m
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w
‘- ~~—-an‘ I forget the Castle dance, Fri-1
day evening, at Roton Point. Admis-
4.
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13111111111,» people who have occasion
haul trains through
.0 New Haven, com-
1 A Vacation for Everybody
Four Days Trip S18
888 Miles of Trove —-—--—-—-All Water
New York to Old Point. Comfort. Va... incliidi ,
berth on steamer, lunchedn at Hotel 01.111111111111111, thence via James ama-
11111111. and stateroom
Night Line steamer to Richmond, Va, iuéludlas supper, stateroom north,
and breakfast the following mornins: 1161111111191 11111ch at Hotel Jefferson;
Richmond or Murphy in Richmond“ ammonium-«1' same. evening .v'ls.
steamer to Norfolk; Va, including supper. stateroom berth and breakfast
the following morning; noonday luncheon at Nordolk on ship; leave Norfolk
same evening {
stateroom ligrth, arriving New York following afternoon sbopt 1i 9.111. ,
Steamers sail foyery week day eta p m from i’ier 25 N. 8;, New York,
Foot of N. Moore street.
Send for illustrated pamphlet, Tour Department.
OLD DOMINION LINE
t Sunday) 7 p. mpfor New York, including. 111119.111 and
1. narrow 131n- m- mm
,n,
W. L. WOODROW, Traffic Manger ,
' 112 pidada 111 4 vdddkmo placed In 6 mm, 211 placed S 11 vvodkd.
~ . 389111188 May Priessn “111111.11 omens: .
‘25 Merrill Graduates. ‘
Placed in Position the Past 8 Weeks. ,3.
HIGH-CLASS
MILLINERY
Roodner’ s BIock
WASHINGTON STREET.
EXtra Fine Table
Butter
270 lb
new. GROCERY ,_
linear. and Fromm-o.
Tel. 13834. 22 South Main St.
301%, Blend
A com that salience at asmoderatve
cost Try itg- 29, s; and 8! Stamps with
each pound.
ANDREW DAVEY
919 WASHINGTON 8T.
' ' PHONE 410.
d Dad Line
("Slit only. Freight propeller
leaies Pier 27. East River, N York
(foot circatherine street), ev ry.day
except Sunday at 3 p. in. Night re-
ceived ‘illt Norwalk up to 5 plan. and
south Nomi! up to 6: 80: . -<.
‘~‘-'- NORWALK
‘St‘ amboat Line
1 s—xu‘oncord EL.
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mm diam flown d-I‘Leil o1
Worm Telephone for are
No. 28.
s-iv-es...1.glo1 and Aunt. mm In
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{ g—IDay and Raymond Bu.
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8 48qu Hall.
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11—North Main and m In. 1
15—311; 11 st. and bl 1.1-1 on 1
lF-xhorwm iron . orb I
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il—Weot it and .‘Iylor Ave ‘
s—xr‘uy LVO. and DUI. m.
M—~Ci1eol'nul and Hen-y nu
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'6» Lexington Ave. and Anetta IL 1
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11- 111.1111.” .ue «.41 led" Ii
ll~»Tnylor' Ave and South 131
l§—-V\1~dward Ava. and shadow e:
15— 3.111111! and Qumurd Ave: and W:
111— Wood'rn'd and Launde- Ana.
5]- «Golden Hill 1:1 and 11.1.1.1 »... A"
5-2 on lit. Bridge
58— —I-‘relght ya and Ann 81.
M Norwalk l 8 Cu, [“1le
Box til—Corner Putnam avenue an.
deed street.
at Denotes non- lntc'i’ertn. 00100
(I!) later box. from which the lilu.
her of any box can be Landed
One stroke at ll noon and I p. I
standard timo.1-
0n- urolre at odd llmOI, touting -
line open. 1-
Two strokes after an alum, are out. rv
calla department. l-l
DHVIII 1
Hl—lio—I p in, soon Wumy. I Du
lofiulled for tent
on dietrm also re
ceived by!
Four ion; blasts oi the whistlé a
8: 30 I. m. and 12:30 11. m. indicate
no gcnml fer the following session
1-1—1—1
IAIT NORWALK HR! ALARM IOXI.
{fire headquarters. I8 van mt [trot-
Telephone 170
o—l‘ltcn School 1 rivet.)
Private boxed 'i only no pulled to
A telephone message to Electric BIIUUI
(7118) between the hourl or 8 p. In. In:
S—vlanln School (private
ail—East Washington and art 31-.
til—Van Zandt St. and Osborn A".
iiC—Eut Ave. and Bowen It.
'211-—Winileld 8t.
Zia—Fort and Charla. an.
iii—East Ave. and Fitch at.
228—81. John St. and Edits Avo-
Iazo—Suvlew Ave and First 81.
385— oulovord and Peoond st.
388-- on Ave. and Fifth St.
Ill-Boulevard and Blackstone It. (Tel...
ill—Keys" t. and Pine Hill Ave. (rel.
ilk-Keys" t and Duck Pond rd. (Tel.
liar-Shore HIV :1 i'l‘el.)
do 111., Vin; nation of are. an Ilarn
will be ven of nearest box.
are onn remind when located.
alarm- Iro only to be given by
the chief or acting chief upon his arriv-
It the In.
all-lion:
Opals
l-Ono hint at odd times. testing or line
l-Ono hint at I 3.. hounded tuna
re 0
li- u—‘l‘wonty two. It 8 a. 111.
top local 11 of public school
li- ii—‘l‘mt -two. at 13. 80 p. 111., no u
no men
«honor-ton public ouhool.
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out!“ (gunmen:
I NORWALK rm! ALARMI ‘
11.4...» or aidm um wan street-
'2 Il—Belden Avenue and Union Pint
33—31111 Hill and Kali Street.
M—Uplo 'Put. on
”—4“: Menu. and Be my atrial
fl—anklln Avenue and um
11-0” house. (Private box).
,' 83-~Weot Avenue and Kerwin Strut.
' 34
bar Avenue and Orchard Street.
apol street and Harbor Avenue
SG—Weat Avenue. near the armory.
tovono Street and Ella Che-8.
ll— roan Street and Wilton avenue
lI—Idaln Itroet and North Avenue.
u—il‘ranee Btroe
83‘- ilaiu and Catherine treats. ‘ _
Vanna Road on Fair Street
u—mootnut atree
near Summer at
“—Madn Street Union Avenue
“—011 'nio'Gm
”—111": Avenue and Unooln Avenue
“~Ihal Avenue and mum m0.
8
nowavron MRI ALA-nu clamor:
bgwpmofnrom thus. 1-1.!“
a
u-MmghlandAntoN I..n. n..-
il—Elckorym stuff and Bell Island.
18-— PinoPe lntdand Roton Point.
It- nm to lemme It.
8—‘ l.r'itral." We at. to [Ian-dye
81—01mm Street and ndall mo.
n—Penaogrto 8t. tol Croa- It.
to
“con
ioBri antoLLBoun
lt unuydhawnot. 1.023111%.
Ono-into todnbeilat timer
Indicato-
l‘our “stroke-mutt lire bo‘i. thus. l-l-i-l
water to abut tot.
‘ A third more alarm- indlnto scrim
MAILS
NorwaikPostoffice
Malls Dodo-loner
1211 rpm“...
the 11.. :Weit ands mm
9: to a. ~Eut Welt and"I So. Neural!
12:00 111. —Now fork and
{812:8 p. m—Eubt augusorvvrth "Nanak. '
ire—Dan
1:38 S m Pyrifiven“ or atomic“. m
8:30 p. in. —-—Weat and South Norwalk.
8. W p. m.-%annon Station. Danhury Ill
8 88p. m. lineage-t and g3. Nomi:
8 p. ‘ Norwalk.
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99c to
Breakfast, 25c. Dlnner, 85c.
Supper, 25c.
ThursdayDinner
Split l’ea Soup
Roast ilc‘cf
Hamburger Ruin! and Onions-
lleei Pie
Mashed Potatoes
(‘reamed Onions
lliead Pudding
Home- made lhcsd and Pies
Mansion House
C HASS‘N. Prop.
SCI/194 Wash. 88.. St). Norwalk.
TELEPHONE 307
GHQ Thamer
OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS
THE SUPREME TEST OF
EYEGLASSES
is the satisfaction they give. It is
our business to see that our pa-
trons are Property and becomtnqu
eyvnluoed.
We retain OCULIST’S to examine
eyes. . ’
87 Ariana: sou-no. Stamford. Conn:
Open Sat. Evenlngl. Est. 1897
You are Not
Entirely Satisfied
- with you table board try a few
meals. Everything well cooked
and served properly. We al-
ways have satisfied customers.
Tripp’s Restaurant
(FORM ERLY LAN E'S)
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n,-_ :-1- It. I n:-:- u -:.;I I:.;.*.. j-j-j-z. -
The Reed 81 lek '
Electrical Co.
711. Only Fully_ Equipped
ELECTRICAL IHOP
' 1n the rows
nuro IUPPLIE.
sound cos—so so. 11411 8t.
39. Nowell. nude memos. _
Fits—U Eyeglasses
© ()0 .,
Shouldm your eyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting, feel at liberty to consult
WILLIAM J. MOORE,
OPTIOIAN. »
Room 8. Kooler Bultdlna.
No. 155 Washington St.
Opposite Hoyt'o Thum-
Moira”. Wednesday and Frldly
' Evenings. 6180:. 8.
N. Y. “drones—727 Ltll t.Avo.. ? to
8 p. m. dlllya
1
‘
H
, cleanse the Wall. . . .
washing mulled plaster. which
--=— .1,
Summer Dresses
' that are out of the ordinary $1.29 to $25
‘ Children’s Dresses 590 to 86
Smart White Hats
1 my...” -ww
.1; 35.37.2133. -.‘.:u- f ’..' .- -,-. . .
‘1'.-‘-
WWWOC‘OAWC“
$4.00
SMART PANAMAS $2. 75
Oxfords and Suits.
Louis Avrick
The Union Clothing and Shoe Store-
POSTOFFICE BLOCK
TODAY
Six Big Reels
“LUCILLE
LOVE”
Series No.6, in two parts,
“TRAFFIC IN SOLES."
A travesty on the great white slave
melodrama.
“REGENERATION."
Featuring Wallace Reid.
z—Other Blg Features—2.
TOMORROW.
“WAR IN MEXICO."
In Three Parts.
Imperlal Cafe
Now Open 1
9 RAILROAD AVENUE.
REGULAR DINNER 40¢.
Business Men’s or
Quick Lunch at
Noon
25 CENTS.“
Five Cent Lunch
FROM 4 T01 0 EACH AFTERNOON.
HIGH-CLASS SEA FOOD.
ff NOTHING BUT PABST’O QEER ON
DRAUGHT.
cam. scuaue. 91101311115103.
Straw Hat
8a le-
Get your Straw Hat at these
special prices, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00,
$2.50.
We also have a special on Men's
SOUTH NORWALK
Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Screen
Doors, Window Screens, Oil-Stoves.
'Porc'ii Blinds Vacuum Washers, Boyof
Express Wagons Etc.
Albert F. Gehebe
Phone 1069-2.
' milk, 1011111113.. usual the cloth W
out of 1111in water, says the Woman'g
Mammo- This was tried «portal-I815
Iiiy’ when ‘well- known standard prop-t
oration; failed. and proved to to
mom cleaning agent. the wall,
., 111111111. becoming frooll Ind brim
Altar. old-111113. rliiu
HOT WEATHER
SUGGESTIONS
Refrigerators, l‘ce Chests. Nursery
25 West Washington 31.,
Smith Norwaik. '
Prompt Dollvuyd
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