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made Candy
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5! WASHINGTON ITREET
DOU'I’H WALK
VINOL .
The-orhn'l'eoie
”Woodmen-assoc.
F.H.IAXTE|,DRUGGM
_ Devi W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
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Morris Hatchman, of South Norwalk.‘ Mr. and In. D. Landin, of South '
has visited at the home of his sister Norwalk. spent the weekend with Mrs.
lira. Harold Sperry. Westport 2Wilhes. of Mold. Conn.
Miss Alice Boston. of Raymond St,
has been admitted to the Norwslk Hos
pital, suffering lrom appendicitis.
Charles Clark and Howard Fisher ‘
motored Sunday from Mount Kisco.
N. Y.. to the home oi Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Butler. oi Taylor avenue.
Miss Hazel Wilkenson of Ridgeiield
has returned home after an ehJoysble
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hoyt or
Guernsey street. Stamford.
Miss Anna Toothiil. ol the General
Electric Cola oilices in New York city
is enjoying a two weeks' vacation from
her duties and is spending a portion of
the time at the Court Laurel Club at
Pine Point.
The office or Blinding inspector c.
l. Finch has been moved to the pri-
vate office of the District Commission-
ers, on the first floor of the City Hall
building.
.
The Sunday-school of South Norwalk
First I. in. Church met on Sunday at-
ternoon and discussed plans tor a pic-
nic, to be held at Roton Point some
time in July. The date will be'an- 3.
nounced later. - '
William Kahoe is again employed at
Levi Burdicks'~lunch wagon in South
Main street, and William Meeker has
taken a position at Aime Tsrlov's wag-
on on Railroad avenue.
The Naval Reserves left Bridgeport
Young Men Who
“Set the Style Pace”
Are Wearing
Pencil has
one ammo cones AN
ALL WIPE. WOVEN—ORAL
flatPEs, HAIR LiNEO.
$15 and $20
COOL OFF WITH THE ARBYLE—A new Manila Neatl-
oeo Shirt, soft collar it wound,
on. The coolest summer cement yet MM;
unweo snares cinnamon
suntan-ion roe RURAL
cssaiEn.
The United States Civil Service'
Commission anounces an open compet-
itive examination at South Norwalh.
July 11th, as a result of which it is
’ expected to make certification to ill]
, a runny in the position of rural car-
, ‘ rier at Sandy Hook. Conn. and other
' vacancies. as they may occur on rur-
‘* ‘ named county. unless it is found to ‘
hll any vacancy by reinstatement.
‘, um," promotion. The compen-
, from $484 to 81. 100 per year.
Age. 18 to 65, on the date of the ex-
amination. The maximum age is
‘ . waived in cases of persons honorably
. : discharged from the United States mil-
: itary or naval serVice.
, An applicant must have his actual
‘ domicile in the territory supplied by a
post pales in the county for which the
examination is announced.
, The essminstion is open to all male
3 cltisens oi the United Siam who can
- Il comply with the requirements. _
‘ Application Form 1341. and full in- --
. formation concerning the requirunents f
of the examination, can be secured ;j
from the secretary at the local exsm- ..
. icing board or the postmaster at any '
, ’0! the examination points named
above, or from United States Civil
IIBefvice Commission. Washington, D.
' C.
“ERIE mar 0'
K oversee. NEEDLE
Appliances should be properly ea-
. seated and filed with the Commission
‘ at Washington. As examination pa-
‘ pers are shipped direct mm the com-
: mission to the places at examination.
'. it is necessary that applicants be re
ceived in ample time to arrange tor
the examination desired at the place
. indicated by the applicant. The Com.
mission will therefore arrange to ea~
; amine any applicant whose application
; 3 is received in time to permit the ship-
- ment oi' the necessary papers.
An eligible registeritor the position
of rural letter carrier for each county
will be maintained. A person must‘
be examined in the county in which
, the post aim-e that supplies his home
reversible eon ooi'is more»
with the multitude and
open an account at the
Fairfield County
_ .. .
ij-fi .
al routes at post offices in the above i 11;“
be in the interest at the service to - ~
Istieselaruralcsrfleris based upon
the length oi the route Salaries range.
- .1. .:.u
£51."; ."Is fife‘i‘ffi.
Canvas $1.50 and
82:50.
Nubuck. $2.50.
Heels expressly
shaped and stead-
ied not to grip or
slip.
A graceful pump.
Luther M. Wright
Dealer in Overland Cars; °:- Brockway
Trucks from '6 ton to 2 ton; '5 Universal
Trucks from 1% ton to 5 ton: °:- Chase
Trucks from '4 ton to 3 ton.
Fresh Mined ‘ COAL
All cost no able and thoroughly screened. Place your order for
next winter‘s supply.
HARRIS & CANS COMPANY,
Water sum. South Norwallr.
Tel. 72:.
'f' is situated. As a result of such exam-
- . ination he may become eligible to
SflVlngS Batik .. appointment as rural carrier at any
NORWALK. " post'otllce in such county. A rural
WALL STREET. .
, . . . . letter carrier after one year's antistat-
tcry service may be transferred to the
position oi’ clerk or carrier in s first
or second clan post once. to the posi~
tor Norwalk. Sunday. in one or the cut-
ters and towed hack the motor boat
presentEd to the Bridgeport members
by the Governmmt tor being the ilrst
to volunteer their service in the recent
dispute with Mexico.
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‘ The members of Lady Washington South Norwaik Sentinel. of Saturday,
Social Club held a surprise party in stated that it was reported in that
honor of Mrs. Remson. of North Main city. on what appeared to be reliable
street last evening. Refreshments authority. that the Rev. John Staple-
were served and games and music en. ton. pastor of the South Norwfllk Con-
joyed during the evening ‘ gregstional Church, was to be called
‘to the pastorate of the First Congre-
At the meeting last night oi’ , the
Trinity Young Men's Club one new
member was taken in. .The outing
which was to have been held the lat-
ter part of this week was postponed
until some later date.
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The City National Bank;
tiou oi railway mail clerk, or to other
positions in the classified service. sub-
ject to such examination as may be re
The Road
The road to success is not difficult for those who sincerely seek it
and show wisdom by keeping their funds in a good, strong Bank.
Money earns money, and it is a great (actor in achieving results.
Start an account here-now—
you.
interested parties are invited to confer with us.
quired by the civil-service rules.
to Success
Ladies’ & Misses ,
;; Princess Slips
At 01.25 and $1.50.
Ladles' Muslin Princess Slips,
the door of opportunity is open for
The schooner "N, .S. Gallup” with gational Church. in this city, to suc-
ssa suxillsry engine! was Bold under seed the Rev. B. c loserve. A mem-
libel at New London. Saturday. by her of the committee named by the
Deputy United States Marshal Tim- First Church recently to seek a suc— -:
othy E. Hawley for 0760. The boat censor to Mr “some, said that the :.
WIS purchased by the T A 300"- South Not-walk rumor was incorrect. ,-
company, One Of the libeilants ins the name of Mr. Stapleton had not ’-
Ibeen presenwd to the committee and
Episcopal Church was held last eve- “ yet. has come to no wnclusion in
ning. Arrangements were made the , regard to a pastor.—-Danbury News.
graduation of three young ladies on
, Sunday etching. June 28th. There
will be no Sunday-school during the
months of July and August.
HARRIS COMPANY wmis some.
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Will Erect W School Building In
i comb—contrast Given Yesterday. ,
These will be busy days for the Har-
ris Construction Company, of Stem-
The twenty-sixth annual reunion
toil the First Connecticut Volunteer
Heavy Artillery association will be
held at Savin Rock. Wednesday.
Business meeting at the Wilcox the-
ater at 10 a. m., dinner at 1 p, in.
W. W Pardee is the president and.
Inoon granted the contract for a $90.-
coh on the site of the present frame j'
school building. There were a num- ~
C: C. Courtice, the secretary and
f “wen , her or bidders.
7' The Episcopsl’nrchDeaconry or
li‘airiieid County met yesterday after-
.' noon in St. Luke's Chorals. Newton.
‘ ' David W. Raymond, of this city. . was
elected a member of the esecuuve
. committee to serve one 'year. Rev.- »
Fredericx . A. Coleman was elected
chairman it a very important commit- .
tee to study the condition and states!
.u‘e church in Fair-held County and
THE BANK OF SERVTCE
Every Cent
Youspendtooiiahly‘is banned
abysomeoae.
work em under the supervision of -
itord. The company was yesterday __
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Fill; Cut
OF EVERY KIND
EVERYTHING IN PLANTS. OUR PRICES CAN'T BE BEAT.
South Norwalit Fruit & FlowerCo.
No. 2 South Main Sheet
‘ We Are , Giving “You a Good Discount 7
on Tim and Tubes. it will pay
purchase. Our goods are all said
w; also give you Adjusttnents that will surprise you.
‘F‘SENLOCkWood & Cog
.. Round neck and flounce, trim- "
,. med with embroidery, some with -
,j round neck and bottom of skirt :1
- scalloped: torchon lace trim. .
j med.
At $2.00 and $2.50. .
,, Muslin and Nainsook Princess 1
. slips. Flounce, daintlly trim- .
. med with embroidery, round -
'Z neck, finished with lace, ribbon j:
. drawn.
Misses' Princess Slips.
'Atteo. ..
Mlsses' Princess Slips. Round ~-
Flowers
'I scalloped.
Other Styles tip to $1.75.
TelEphone 364
as Washinm It.
.
a,-
. Roton Point Park
'1 neck, neatly finished with lace 1; ~I
' and beading, bottom at flounce ;; "
J.I.Mallette’
SuitsCleaned and PressedWeekly
at Contract Prices PM“ ‘03 “WWI—Ans
__ bet our driver stop regularly
We will keep your suits in first every week for your suits and
class coudition tor a stated they will be returned the next
amount per menth. day.
PHONE 5-4.
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DINE
THE CASINO RESTAURANT
TE‘JEPHONE NORW ALK 500,
Tel. 440. so. Norwalk. "
son _ 31131 Crabs.
Lobsters
ALL Kmns OF FRESH FISH, LONG
sflo ebuuo
cums
C UTBTLL’S
Bridge Fish market
, West can flatmates It. Brings. .
TELEPHONE 108. south iiorwsik.
Free Delivery Uptown and Downtown.
you to get our. priesthefore you
on 8 guarantee. ‘
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'ltisyourmssyssvaitsnd
.mm Account
willingvrewillheipynu
mummies. moor Mr. Coleman ii
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Elechic Fen
Bargains
16-inch. oscillating, tor Beau:
Norwall; current ...._..s17.so _
much. rlsld. n: hunts Non .
walk current ....813.50
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Chfford Hotel
Rathskeller
Omit from 9 a. in.
i‘hiwnr
NOTlGUiLTY is VERDICT lN CASE her 24 last. The jury was out about
Accused Charged With Reckless Drlv- at a reckless rate of. speed and struck:
9' ~tonsil “not guilty" byajury in the accident His right hip vise badly luv
damsel nausea Pleas. Court lured and he uttered two comm
we ‘
. .OUR' ,
WHITE SHOES
Are just as cool and comfortable as they look. We have
all styles for men, women and children.
‘
Connealiy and Bracken
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.{5 minutes.
It was claimed that on the day in.
on nestles Hill was driving his machine
0F J. W. HILL.
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in. on Dec. tint—Joey out 45 Michael O'Donnell oi Fairlield, knocks
. .. . ing O'Donnell down and injuring in
mm O'Donnell was taken to the Bridgeport
J. Welshman 'diill. a! Fairileld; was Hospital, where he has been since t
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