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HUYLEH'O FAMOUS
CHOCOLATES
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LANE’S PURE ICE CREAM
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCT.
F. A. LANE
51 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
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Bonnie Martinez is ill at his home
on Lowe street.
Just what you want in a straw at
Rogers and Stevens.
Mrs. Joel Godfrey. of Georgetown.
visited in Norwaik last Monday.
Miss ,Mildred Homer, of Norwelk.
has been visiting friends in Westport.
Have your personal card made
while you wait. Read Donnelly's adv.
, today. 1
Miss Annie Weisner, of Georgetown.
entertained a friend from Norwalk
over Sunday,
Miss Maud Castle. of Nor-walk, was
the over-Si‘uday guest of Miss Maud
Northrop, 0‘ Georgetown.
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Mos, JOsrph Gray, of Norwalk, was
the recent guest of her father, Major
D. H. Miller, of Georgetown
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E. L Greenburg reports the loss oi
his black heifer, which has been graz-
ing on his property on Scribner aven-
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no. .
Mrs. Alice ,Henney. of Silvermine
avenue, spent yesterday with her
niece. Mrs. Milton Allen. of Songs-
tuck 1
'Mrs. (William J. Schiltt, of Lowe
street. goes to Milford, tomorrow. to
attend the graduation exercises at
hurelton Hail.
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The June sale of undermuslins at
the Read store will be continued for
several more days. Better get your
share of the bargains.
Mrs J. Westley Barret. of George-
own. has returned from a few Weeks'
stay in New York and Nohvaik for
the benefit of her health.
Miss Mary Emma Mooiey. president
of Mont Hoiyake College. was honor
. ed at the commencement at Yale Col-
lege. yesterday. by the degree of
Master of Arts, -. ,
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Mr. and Mrs. Herbert St. John of
Broad Myer have moved into the
Boiey house on Riverside avenue.
Westport. recently vacated by Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Olmstead. ‘
. Aspeoial communication of Old
Well Lodge. No. 108, if. and A. MR.
will be held on Friday evening, June It
19th at s ocloék :rne E. A. degree ::
3 will he worked. 1‘ ‘ 1 ZI
.v
Charles Presser. charged with em-
nesslement of $700 worth of goods be-
““longing to 'ihe Raincoat 00mm? in :2
the Hartford Block on Union street, ..
Blessed ~iodsy'under a. 81.000 bond. II
which was furnished by a New Haven 'j
shoulder and contusion: on her nose
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
new use ass-s autumn
o waemueou or.
3.1., allies. Issac; tum, m
The Earth I Curiosity is discharg. .
1ing a barge of anthracite coal. ,
The directors' room of the Norwalk
._ Light-Weight
”OUTING SUITS.
Skeleton and Half Lined Coats of the lightest wov-
en worsteds, with all the “pop" and “asap” that fea-
ture our mush “fix-fl sayin—
$10 and $15
JUST Wl-lé‘i‘ YOU WANT IN A “STRAm
good styles—the latest braids and straws—Milan Yod-
do straws. Panama, Porto Rims. Macldnaws. Soft
Straw—$1 up. Don't fall to see the “dish brim"—
rathcr rakish but the top notch for style.
Savings Society are being redecorat-V _. H "
ed
The Boston stile adv. is as usual.
hrimfll of opportuniilm for the eco-
nomical shopper.
Mr. and Mrs. Axel Selnknecht. of
Lowe street. attended the funeral oi
an a'unt in New York city yesterday.
The case of Lolita Dozen charged
with non-support will come up this
afternoon at 4 o’clock in the local
court.
Mr and Mrs. Clifford Cnrgill.
Westport are visitors today so the
home of Mr. and M1110. M. 'l‘olles,l
of South Main street.
Mrs. Maury Schultz of North Main
street has complained to the author-
ities that some one entered her house
and stole 84.20. The police are investi.
8811118. l
Health Olllcer W. J. Tracey has re-l
moved the quarantine on the home in‘
which Milton Bojkn. a boy, had scarlet
fever. The family lives on Washing»
ton street.
Electric enginel‘lo. 1.000 has been
busy this morning switching freight
cars back and forthrnoar the debut!
The new engine attracts considerablel
{ attention. A
of two ladders from her yard on Van
Zandt street. She later explained that‘ :3
. one of them was loaned to a neighbor: ;
‘ unbeknown to her.
Frederick Pitnsr son of Gusto: Pits
smiuations today to quality for a nil-
ut's Hess-o. an my friends in this‘ .2
city wish his: muss.
, Mary but». who lives on Linden :1
street. entered a dislocated right
Tuesday nixht.-8he had a dlszy spell
and got out of bed. As she started to
go across the room she fell. striking ,,
Dr.- ..
W. J. Tracey was called to attend her: :3
on her nose and right shoulder.
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:mdconcnuovsdcollatoral.
Checking- Accounts
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Travelers Checks
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with the multitude and 1;;
open an account at the :.~'
Fairfield County .7
Savings Bank 53:
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The City National Bank
The Road to Success
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 citrus money. and it is a great factor in achieving results,
Start an account bere-now-—the door of opportunity is open for
yen. interested parties are invited to confer with us.
leveral Volumes Added Thin Mmth
I are as follows:
Barnes. 1.
Yankee Ships and Yankee Sailors.
Bridges, V'.
Chester, G. R.
x : Dix, D
: Footer-,1
: Freeman. R. A.
‘ : Grimshew. B.
I ! Lesslu B.
1 Mundy,T
similar}.
New LIBRARY soon.
to the South Nomlk Reading
‘ Room.
New books sdddd to the South Nor-
walk Library and now in circulation
Backeiler, l.
The larryers.
(For the beys.)
Another Man's Shoes.
Cordelia Blossom.
Mirandy.
Keeping Up Appearances
The Uttermost Farthing.
The Sorcerer's Stone. “ ”a _.
With the Best intention
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Bung Ho!
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Tom 1 0- mu 5. i...
' if” a..-“ . your glasses need
.= , feel at liberty to consult
WILI Mll' LIN“!
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i ? Roe. v. e.
The Primal Lure.
' Stevenson, B. E.
Tommy Remington's Battle. (For
boys.)
: Waller, M. E.
From an island Outpost.
Wells, H. G.
The World Set Free.
'vateswwn
Stories of 'Red Haurahan.
New Nature Library.
The new Nature Library, published
by Doubleday, Page and (29., is‘ is
eight volumes, each subject being
written by a diflerent author.
The tubjeCtl treated are:
Bird Neighbors. Vol. 1.
Butterfly Bock, Moths. Vol. 2.
Trees, Mouse and Lichenn Vol. 3.
Mushrooms, Shells. Vol. 4 '
American Animals, Reptiles. Vol. 6.
Fishes. Frogs. Vol. 6.
Insects Spiders Vol 7.
Wildflowers, Grasses. index. Vol 8.
Those volumes will be placed in
the reference room.
—-"l suffered habitually from consti-
pation Dean‘s ltegulcts relieved and
strengthened the bowels. so that the)
have been regular ever siL<*e."-,—A. E
Davis. grocer. Sulphur Springs. Tex.
Sentinel Wants are a much action
and turpensive means of communi-
auon. They afford a direct way oi
:arrying a message to the ones whv
sill he moccasin-reeled
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Suggestions for
Graduation.
Fans .............. 5°C to $1.50 "
Ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs.
trimmed with lace 50c to “-50 .'
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Mrs James Bundle reported the loss --
Fresh
- . Daily
in:
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or, of Nana Iain street. muss ex‘. 3
We Are Giving You a Good Discount
. . l‘n‘n'e’l‘l‘l‘I’I'I’l‘I'D;I:I.I'
ut Flowers
(ill/EVERY KIND
EVERYTHING IN PLANTS. OUR PRICES CAN'T BE BEAT.
South N orwalk Fruit 81 Flower Co.
No. 2 South Main Street . Telephone 364
on Tires and Tubes. it will pay you to get our prices helm you
purchase. Our goods are all soldon a guarantee.
We also give you Adjustments that will surprise you. A .' -
F E. Lackwood 8 Co.
39 WALL STREET. NORWALE.
-’ ’Eloctrlc Wiring for Light and
“ Pow" ‘ .
idiochnosciiietlng for South {
Norwaik current
-' : Silk Hosiery, black. white and
hroidcred corners 25c to $2.25 ..
, Indies‘ Line initial Handker-
chiefs .......... 150 and 25: f7
colors ......... 50c to $1.50
16 Button Silk Gloves, black.
white and colors 75c and “-00 I:
20 Button White Silk Gloves ~
..................... $1.98 ‘_;
Long Kid Gloves black and ..
white ................. $2.50 ~-
Seed Pearl Brooches 50¢ each If
Belts and Girdles. 25c and 31-00 ..
Neckwear. Bows. Dutch Collars '
Fichus Lace and Organdie .
Collars ......... 25¢ to $1.50 ~~
Chiffon Scerfs . $1.00 and $1.50 :‘
J.I.Ma11ette
88 Waahlnaton at.
Tel. 440.
g .
Soft Shell Crabs
‘ LobSt’ers
ALL EINDS OF FRESH FISH, LONG
AND ROUND
CLAMB
CIITBILL 8
Bridge Fish Market
West End Washington 3!. Bridgo.
no. Norwalk. II
TELEPHONE 10s. south summit.
_, Fmbcimry Uptown IM Downtown,
Ill Sane...
Ludies‘ Line-Handkerchiefs, em- " -:
. 'If-
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wum; " 3::
Colonials , . i
Canvas 81.50 and
$2.50.
Nubuck, $2.50.
Heels expressly
shaped and stead-
ied not to grip or
slip.
A graceful pump.
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Dealer ill Overland this?
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Trucks from '4 ton to 2 ton; -:- Universal
Trucks from 1% ton to 5 ton: ':- Chase-
l‘rucks from '/ ton to 3 ton.
Fresh Mined COAL
All coal. no slate and thoroughly screened. Place your order for
next winter's supply. ’
HARRIS ,8: GANS COMPANY,
Water Street, South Norwslk. Tel. 72:.
Suits Cleaned and PressedWeekly
at Contract PTICES PHONE FOR PARTICULARS
_ Let our driver stop regularly
We will keep your suits in first every week for your suits and
class condition for a stated they will be returned the next
amount per month. day.
PHONE 5-4.
tilThe Best of Bathing
--—AT——
" Roton Point Park
DANCE in the Pavilion
DINE
- ‘ at .
THE CASINO ‘ RESTAURANT
TE LEPIiONE NORWALK 501i
Slater (as. Morrell’s
$5 Oxford Ties
A most distinctive shoe for well~dressed men. ’l‘na
leather uppers. Rubber or leather heels. We are showing
many styles oi this Iplendld shoe.
confieally and Bracken
- a ,. II WASHINGTON 81’.
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Norwalk Chronicler