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‘ NOTICE
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SUMMER
Underwear
For Gents, Ladies and Children
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed and Shap-
ed at ...... 10c, 12 l-dc and 25::
l'nion Suits 259. 35:. and 50¢
Gents Balbriggan Underwear
.............. 25c and 50°
E. K. Banks
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For thtrBeet Results have your
Films Developed and Printed
here.
WM. P. BEERS
look and Stationery store.
South N‘orwalk. Norwalk
Mahackemo Hotel Block, So. Nomlk.
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WEATHER FORECAST. 'MORE NIEW POST CARDS OF THE
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i For Norwalk and vicinity: Unsettied
tonight and Saturday. probably show-
ers; cooler Saturday: moderate south ,
winds. shifting to west and northwest. ‘
New Ruton Point
Weather conditions are disturbed and :
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0 for 5618
unsettled in eastern and northeastern:
:' sections. The low pressure area that D O N N E L L Y J S
9 lay over Lake Superior yesterday is
'1‘! now central over the Lower Lake re-
gion The pressure has increased
‘ ' over the central northern section 'Raln
has fallen in the Lake region, on the}
Middle Atlantic coast and in ‘ The 5“” °f Ramon" Ems ‘3 “‘1‘
the.
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99309999999359 where at some points it9,1iam Beck and wife was settled at
Ilst’actorily to all concerned, this morn-
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
10 SOUTH MAlN STREET.
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was heavy. It is cooler in the north-
ern states from the Pacific to Lakel
'Humu' ‘ c. E. llrinckerhoff, oi Railroad
Mrs.
avenue New Canaan, spent Tuesday
9with her sister Mrs. Henry 'Burtis, in
West Nor‘walk.
Mrs. Charles Petty.
J. lrving Dibble, Of the Ferris Coal spent “ Edne‘dfil “"11 hi”
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY”
Temperature: Dow, 59; high, 69.
Cloudy. l .
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parents,
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fits Company, wall it visitor in New york Mr and illrs “9' S Lockwood, on Ease
.‘lew- Canaan - , “
1 city yesterday. avenue
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P .11 Sherman, of the Radel Oyster
:1 Company, was in New York city yes u'orwslk visited at the Hoyt home:
" ‘ terday on business 9stead, at the nurseries, on Carter
l , 9street, New Canaan, Sunday.
t The driveway ot the Norwalk Steam- '
boat Company has been oiled, mucll' Miss Clara Gregory substituted in.
to the satisfaction of the many team- the second grade at Center SChOOI.
sters who use it constantly 9New Canaan. for Miss Phillips, last
. ..-. .... iweek Miss Phillips \‘vas called to her
. pm .l-larriet Wood of Vista no home on account of the illness of her
companied by her son Frank, and mother. . I
grandson Daniel silent Sunday with‘
her son, Frederick Wood, of South
Norwalk
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Things are booming on the Marvin
‘Beach tract on Gregory Boulevard.
.fi—o—L—ui-ql Yesterday and today many more lots
Phillip D, Mason, the real estategwere disposed of. Tomorrow them
man, is ill at his home in South Wil- l will be another big sale and evermue
ton with a bad attack of rheumatism. is invited to inspect this pretty sec-
The attack is quite severe. and has tlon o! the East Side.
2 confined him to the house all of this --——-——-——
9 'week. The case of Pierce vs. Charnok.‘
9'; iwhlch wall to be tried last evening bed
The seventeenth birthday of Misstore Justice of the Peace Joseph J.
" Katie Mugavera,ol Woodward avenuefLinxweiler in his ofllce. had to be
5' was celebrated last evening by a continued until Monday at“2 o'clock
party. which Miss Mugavera gave to because of the failure of the defen-
a‘ number of her friends. All enjoy- dent and his attorneys to appear.
able evening was passed. ‘ 8 ' '
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All last night and today the freight
" ~—tlrlight medium straws. O'Brienhs trains on the New York, New Haven
" ...—~— land Hartford Railroad were being
At the Saliation Army Hall, Mrs drawn by the electric locomotives and
Ensign Perrett and Sergeant Turking- it is exptlcted this practice will con-
ton in charge. special service will be tlnue Q90 Monday, it is stated the
held Sunday night. Miss Esther Yach- electric llervice will be extended to
_, nin, 0! New York city, will relate the the passenger trains.
, ' story of her conversion from "Judaism:
to Christianity." Miss Yachnin is‘ s Polltly the floor manager at Dor-
the daughter of a. Jewish rabbi, and it lon’s Point dancing pavilion has just
was throngh hearing read by her ta- returned from MaeSachtlseis, where he
, ther the fifty-third chapter of the book attended many dances and found the‘
. ‘ ed persecutiOn in diflerent ways; .sh'e9 is very pretty and easily leadnod. .-
was unprlsioned. and at one time plac-v t
' ‘ed in an institlitlon tor the ingots] An
'5 also banished from home.
attesting character. There will
“special songs 9anq9 solos rendered by; so 91991399 #199,999
the members of the‘ corps.9 All are
welcome. =
He left his home one
years 01:1,. ahoht‘9
9 --.-.Feel lamid wee run-down!
lane Mlle? stomach "o 'Muai ll
liter. J!“ u: unlock
sandy hall: and blue one
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enough”;
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Charles D. Rogers and family, ol_
' u lib non- suport by his wife was 0611'
of isaiah that she Was led to inquire Tango Sclhotise to be the most Donn-951e,. was buried in 39,99 N Y, ”at"
the meaning of the words of the lar which he will introduce tumor-la“.
' 9"Pnophet". Upon her taking a. decld-: row nlghll at Dorlonhs This will un-
ed stand for Christianity. she suEer-vdouptedly make a big bit here, as it
film“ has been sent 0‘“ “0m torney Creme:- 0 Heseinan was Sp-
T“ 9‘Danbury that 011311698 Red, 9, primal-9 pointed "39‘5”“, and que
in siting {ironstone to be of a most lmi‘nentr’nieiilber or litany organizations
13090! that city, has been missing for
'evéning to attend a meeting and tail-
ed to rod 111' on Reed is about forty
5 ifeel: ? inches in
height will weighs ill) pounds He has
9 9 rs was arrested in 9
. burl ‘_ on rosters», on charges,
of Miss “rioting Mendelian oi Newytliu‘vrest «may. .90
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THE sourn NORWALK EVENING seminar,
refit-i"
Electric Euction Cleaner
(so: node: my pet: t! lurnlrurc that list a manner 01 7
2 :Lr- “rift. ( ills :llllc pounds but uorltl its Irll Is any
1 ‘-\y‘ DHCLZ-C. .22: as 'w tannins. ti on your own
hone. in:.
WAS $30 NOW $2'5 00
AT THE NEW REDUCED PRICE NO HOUSEHOLD ,CAN AFFORD
TO BE WITHOUT A FRANTZ PREMIER ELECTRIC CLEANER:
A. J. Collins. 8: Co.
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Fertilizers
Potato Manure. Ground Bone. Ashes. Super-phosphate
of Lime. Land Plaster. Muriate of Potash. Nitrate of
Soda.
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90 Washington Street I Phone .410 South Norwalk 3339 i
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Magnolia or Sweet Clover Milk, per can, - 10c :3
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3 Cans Borden’s or Van Camp'sk'EVaPOfatEd Milk.
'5‘;-
25c
1c.
Quaker Ported Rice, pkg. . 12c
Quaker Corn Puffs, pkg. 12¢
Quaker Pulled Wheat, pkg. 80
Dates, 10c9|ize pkg. .....,. 5c
Pineapple, )0 oz. cank 3 for 25¢:
. 33‘
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Soda or Milk Crackers Pineapple Juice, per bottle .190c :f'
......... , 3 lbs. for 25c Atlas Jelly Powder, all New {3
Choice Hawaiian Pineapples, ore .............. . 3 for goo -
No’. 2 can .9 10¢ Hartley's Marmalade crock 14c
Campbell’s soup or Beans . Atlas Fresh Fruit Jams, 10 oz.» ' ,.
.. ............. .. star 25c glass ............... ....15c.99'
Armour’s Grape Juice
one-lion Pints, 13¢; Pints, 22.; Quarts, 42c.
68 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 43..
0.15. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
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The roads for miles around are rapidly getting in prime condition
and there is no greater pleasuregthan a spin through the country, when
when the first signs at spring are showing.
Our rates are very reasonable, and our chauffeurs alAskllled and
careful men. Orders by telephone will receive prompt attention
EOSCARWH
manner for Falwell! condo, ' 919nm- siren, Moi-walk. icon.
Summer Dresses
for W omen and Misses
specialy priced for this week ..at
9980 $1.98 $2.98 and $5.98
' . A“ Sizes, Alterations FREE. ' " “ ‘
JacOby’ s 5..
153 Washington. Street. Opp. Hoyle Theatre
.The case of Louis Dugan, charged
Housekeeping
Tools
AT SPECIAL PRICES
SATURDAY ONLY
5c Fels Neptha Lat}
tinned until tomorrow morning. Sev-..
eral friends appeared fer Dugan this
imorning and promised to secure em-
ployment of him. In consideration of
this fact he was not sent .to Bridge-
‘Dor ort.
Mrs George B. W Miller of Fair-
9view Heights, Poughkeepsie, N. in
died Monday. June 15th at her home
in that city Mrs Miller was formerly
a resident of Newtown avenue. Nor-
walk and a large number of friends
mourn her loss in this city. .Mrs. Mil;
“an; Soup 9
‘ 5 cakes 1990
19c Galvanized Water Pails, 10 qt
size ... . ......
490 Large Glass Wash Boards. .889:
{1. 25 Mrs. Potts’ Sad Irons three
irons to set.
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In the Jacob Stillman bankruptcy
'oase which came“ up before Role
Banks, in Bridgeport. yesterday. ,_
is: \II‘ONo‘oyo ...
Standard Size Strawberry Baskets
.....2. ...............‘soeoer1oo
kér, 3751) tht Top Refrigerators lee
Thomas C.- Utility and casual. Mon. capacity 40. 319-.
Govern the appraisers. The latter “9-50 l-Iar’dwnodlce Cheats; 21
twillnneet at the drug store in East. 'incbes-‘long-i‘iainohesrwi'de ”#3998
Norwalk this afternoon at 2 oclocll.
to make an inventory of the property; 5”: Infill; Clothes. “MS: 40 ft.
038 envy"
59¢ Goings“. Waiting Pots 18;
qt. size a?
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The police are determined to stop
. loud talking on the. etreote.,late9 at
night and early in the morning.
has been the habit of many. young men
to “out up." on the streets, disloyliing'
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to? nartiwpog 9
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mum received meanness " * , - '
rest anyone guilty for linoleum
Aloud talkin;.~.r Malamute” been
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We Rent AutomObiles
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35.318
109~lHandy Market Bullets .....jgo "
Atlas Threaded Codfieh, pkg. 10c
3 rolls Toilet Paper ....... 141:.
3 cake: Every Woman's or
Gold Snap . ......... 14::
3 Boxes Blue Tip Matches .
PM]. Atlas Table Salt . . 10c
10 33%" Stamps‘Free with 'Each of These.
14c.
Bottle of Plain or Stuffed Atlas Baked Beans, No. 2
Olives .................. 15c can -------------------- .
Empire State Leman or Va- Old Dutch Cleanser, can ..91Oc ;. .9
Davey'e Pure‘ Olive Oil, 1-2 -' '- .
nllla ........ . .......... 156 pt 25¢ ..::. ...
Pint Bottle Old Virginia Ohlll Cow Brand Baking Soda '1_2 :_'
Sauce .................. 20c lb. pkg ............... . 10c
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special.
V 8 Has Been Declared on
HIGH? PRICES
_ We are offering for tomorrow the greatest bargains on Men's Clothl‘fig 9wé 11,965,.“
lected seventy-five Suits which We will place on sale Saturday_ at the 10west prices
were ever put up in South Norwalk and vicinity.
Watch our window and it will knock your eye it you know what value is.
offering. for tomorrow at U. .S. Peck and Co. salt which values $20.00 for $8.00.
Sale on Straw Hats, shot the latest styles, values'up to $2. 50, special at; $1. 35. soc Uh-
derwe‘a’r, 39c. $1. 50 Shim, Sr. 00.
3 for 27509, tomorrow only. See Neckwear, 39c. 500 Caps, 25c.
97Ren9i'e‘mber This Sale Saturday Only... , _ 9
that '
We saw
$18.00 Blue Serges, $9.98 '
$20. 00 Penell Stripes in all
' Celine, Special, $13 50
$10. 00 Stilts,
in all Colors, $6. 98
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EShoes
$3. 00 Shoes, $1.98
$4. 50 Oxfords, known as the
Dairy, ,. - * $3. 50
$1 Sneaks 75c 75c Sneaks, 50c
" Scout Shoes. $1.98
15c Socks, 80.- Triangle 5 ply Linen Collars, 15c sellers,
75c Shirts .soc, Princeiy
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duos I949l91m99Bl'll118 of West Nor-9311s“ Mrs. Otto Schmidt, of New The children 01' Build: Ridge district
cotyim’ can-an. attended’ the eighth 'weddlng school will be entertained by «lists
some denim or Mr. and mi. Edward teacher; Mili- anus Recliner at Retail
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Vlen s Clothing and Shoe Store
Post" Oif'ce B10ck,So. Norwalk.
lithium mid snooty. rent 099d mu, attire 2s. ,
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