»‘ 33 Pure Home- made Candy 7 I Always FM 1 HUYLER’S FAMOUS CHOCOLATES LANE’S PURE ICE CREAM THE BEST OF BAKERY PRODUCTS F. A. LANE 51 WASHINGTON GTREET SOUTH NORWALK l , week's visit with her sister, Mrs. Wu Ft Clark, of North Stamford avenue. D—I-O—‘II—I Mrs. R. A. Keeler. of 14 West Wash- ington street. has returned home after You will‘nnd several interesting Specials for this week in Andrew Darcy’s adv. Allen Leslie_ of Hope street, Glen brook, enjoyed a viSIt. this week with friends in South Norwalk. Rev, R, E Shorten, of Ridgeiield, has returned home after a week'at the. retreat at Keyser Island, South Nor— walk. ' b Wilbur ii, Marcy and wife of 31 Chapel street, Norway, have been the ghesisdrflr.1d‘arcy'.ur.and [fiw Marcy ”is” Main street. do l‘" “1:; W” l 1 F mfl‘hmrme left South Nor~ walk, tiis morning, for Boston, where he expects to spend a week visiting friends, in hopes that his health will be beuefltted, ......_...... Invitations are cut for hie wedding on the 24th of this’ month of Miss Lillian Davenport. daughter of Rev.L John G. Davenport, of Waterbury, to William A. Jones. of Ridgofield. —-Pan-American straws. O’Brien's. Miss Rebeca: M. Northrop, or Nor- walk, Rev, C. A. Northrop. Northrop, of East Hampton_ N. Y.. are spending a few days at the old home stead in West Lane, Ridgedeld, this week. ir. and Mrs. Dominick Tortorella, or 63 Spring street. have received; word of the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs John thlerzo. of Brooklyn N. Y. The grandparents are expectloz shortly a. visit from their daughter, Mrs. Latierzo and the little son. Make your summer days play days. Get out into the open, don't stay coop- ed up in the house. It isn’t necessary as , you can have all your cleaning done an hour after breamst by W a Fronts Premier electric cleaner sold by A. J. Collins Co.. at the new re- ‘duced price oi‘ $25.00. No household can afford to be without one See adv.l ' ‘ -—Strsws, New York prices. O’Brien Major Leonard -.D Wildmaa. oi the 1' United States army signal corps. now " on temporary duty at El Paso. ’l‘tsx.. has been relieved from duty at Fort Leavenworth. Kansas, with instruc- tion to mead to Washington. 13.0.. (or consultation with the chic! Isisual, j' of Nor-T wich, and Mr. and hire. Orville H. " The Mom Tells. easy Builder and W cm F. H. cam, DRUMIOT David W. lay-0M UNDERTAKER NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING 21 WASHING.“ IT. . .'i'oL, since. mesa: has. ‘ - lilac Catherine Skidd, of Hartford, Conn. has been visitingfrlends in on. ‘ 1 city. Neville Barley. manager of Rates Point Park. was in New Haven yester- day, on inflow. t A eummer vacation sale, a tremen' dons bargain giving occuslonxis being advertised by the Boston Store. ! Mrs. Peter Olson, of 79 Cedar street, who was recenty admitled to the Nor- walk Hospital, is improving nicely. Friends in this city 0! William I. Cortright are receiving postal cards from him from Auburn. N. Y.. where ' Mr. Cortright is enjoying an extended visit. Charles Morn-axon “New Haven. .‘ ‘ prominent member of the Postal Clerke' Association, is in this city‘on‘ - business in rotation to the allalrs oi the late 8. Royal Keith. 0 Postal cards are being received from I Samuel Policy, of this city, dram Hav-' erhlll. lass. where Ilr. Policy was in attendanceat the big Moose celebra- tion. Hereports a fine time. Dr. Robert E. Per-due has resigned , as a member or the Progressive State ‘fCentral Committee iron) the twenty- 'sixth Senatorial District, and has been ‘suceeded by Dr. George . Pentecost. oi Toksneke. roneously stated that some ladders had been stolen from Mrs. J. .H. Rnndle. of I: Van Zandt street. The facts are that the ladders were stolen from J. H. .Rundle. This information was received .. from the Police blotter. guest‘s and Mrs. Francis Benedict, at their home on Cascade road Stamford. Little 3:7 iMiss Beth Verity of West Norwalk. their great niece, is also their guest .. 101' a few weeks. l The mid-year meeting of the Cosme. I ticpt Chapter. Dmhters or Founders ll“ Patriots of America. will be held tedayatWatorbnry. Cann. Mrs. Clan» once 1“. Junie of Hartford Conn. and lira. P. l". Know of New Haven. Conn. will entertain / i. W 5; rss BANK or SERVICE 5 NWLOANSQ In last evoslna's Sentinel it was or- Jesse Ayers and Mrs. Terrell, were I Sunday, of bliss Martha Weed .Z gown Light- Wei éht OUTING SUITS. Skeletal and Hell Lined Coats oi the lightest wov- en wmteds, with all an “pep" and “snap" that ice tuxe om ugh “W dries- 510 and, $15- JUST won't you WANT IN A “STRAW” in all good min-.111. latest braids and starve-Milena. Yod- (1011'um Porto Rims, Inflows, Bolt Strut-4r up. Don’t fall to ace the “dish brim"— rathervcalddi but thotop notchforltyh. March in - . with the multitude and open an account at the Fairfield County " Sayings Bank ’ WALL 8T IE7. NORWALK. 'Tfiewciiy‘nauo’inn so... 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 earns money, and it is a great factor in achieving results. Start an account here~now~tho door of opportunity ls open for l ‘ aminations next February and states .j ' j that he has decided to leave the selec - . . in this district next October. , hit-held county are anxious to secure , ' the appointment to the Naval Academy - . at Annapolis, I have decided to leave i j the matter Open to competition and I will be pleased n receive the names ' of all young men residing in the dis- II ' trict who desire to take the oxamlna- ; - . tioe. ' district durins the month of October. ' , 1914:. theme! date and place to be de- - with the highest mark will be deals. ‘ ; : day of the following February. Three - alternates will also be named in the 1 , order that they are marked by the j: tion. . , the age of 16 on the date oi the exami- . pstlou (3rd Tuesday hi February.»- 2 any young man who has passed his - eligible CHANCE TO 60 70 ANNAMIC. We Man Will Make 8e- leetieu Through competitive Examination. .'l‘here will be another opportunity nest tall for some bright NorwaIk boy} ;: ‘ to secure the opportunity. to take the ' , examinations for entrance to the Unl- .1 , ted States’ Naval Academy at am , oils. lid. Congressman Jeremiah Don- ~- ovaa will have an appointment to the ..‘ ' sodomy to make for the entrance ex- ties of the appointee and alternates to competitive examination to be held ’l‘be letter follows: “As many young men residing In The examination will be held in the sided-seem. Theoaepassing new to take the entrance examina- tion to the Academy on the third Tues committee conducting the examina- “Auy young men who has reached comes eligible to take examination and 20th birthday on that date becomes in- "ll’ you will kindly call the attention of your readers to the examination. I will appreciate it very much. and lam sure that many young men in Norwalk will be pleased to know of the chance Graduation S H 0 E 8 Graduation on, is almost has, which brings to mind the sec-- sity of PROPER rorww yon THE common. ‘ Our Stock is Complete in Every Detail. , White Shoes, Black Wthe and Tan Pumps at All Prisca. KEELER’ Luther M. wright Dealer in Overland Cars; '1- Brockway , Trucks from ’4 ton to 2 ton; -:- Universal Tracks from 1% ton to 5 ton: 6- Chase .d-m-J u..- Trucks from. '/ ton to 3 ton. Fresh Mined COAL All coal, no site and thoroughly screened. Place your order (or “ next winter’s amply. HARRIS & GANS COMPANY?" Water Strut. South Nor-walk. Tel. Ins. to compete for the appointment." TRY TO BURN BECKENHAM CHURCH. LONDON. June l9.——An attempt to you. Interested parties are invited to confer with us. O I . 'u' 3' 's‘ ;-' fl. . . I . 'o' ‘-i .'. . Fail Cut Flowers OF EVERY. KIND EVERYTHING IN PLANTS. OUR PRICES CAN'T BE BEAT. South Norwalk Fruit & Flower Co. 'No. 2 South Main Street We Are Giving You a Good Discount on'i‘irssand'l‘nbes. ltwillpay you to set our one» beio're pi 'e purchase. Our goods are all sold on a nannies. We also give you Adjustments that will surprise you. P. E. Lockwood 8. Co. €'.-'---«--. .*‘-'-.-"".""."-".-.---"‘. . . ‘I . . ‘- .I j. _. . .'. . I‘ . :-: . .l . . eastern suburb of London, was made burn a church at Beckeuham. a south. last nlaht by an “arson squad" of mil- ltaut Suffragcttes. The flames, how- ever, were quickly extinguished, and the damage done was very small. Suits Cleaned and PressedWeekly at Contract Pnces H PHONE FOR Pan-rucuuns Let our driver stop resularli' We will keep your suits in first every week for your‘suita and class condition for a stated they will be returned the “next CRESCENT LAUNDRY “- e ” e The Light Fantastic o Tango down here and let us give you some light on the sub- ]ect of EDISON MAZDA Lamps and you'll lee! no Recitation about dancing back home with a lull equipment of EDISON MAZDA LAMPS Mdnthrudmsaae musbflgna (“T e Best of Bathlng Reton PointPark DANCE in the Pavilion _ i} DIaNE ........... ............. as old-style Carbon lamps—with 1h- same amount of electricity. Put one in mmmhmm m store or lactory. Let es'ahow you. TheUnited Electric Light 8: Water Co. Soft 8131‘ crabs ‘L'obsters’ ALL ””030! EBIOH FISH, LONG . AND ROUND -‘ MUS Slater co. Moneu’s " $5 Oxford Ties} . A most distinctive shoe for welhdreued men. Tan leather uppers. Rubber or leather heels. 7‘ many styles of this splendid shoe, We are showing Conneally and Bracken 18 WWINGTON ST. CUTBILL’S Bridge 1151. Market . you see Winston as. sum reunions 10s. South Homelk. meumumm. was given a good lecture. and her case the was continued rrom day to day NAVY MAN H ERE. nonwALK coun'r cases. - . ‘ I Por the first time in the history or James Moran was given thirty days, in the town court this morning on the state. one of the officials oi the "' the charge of vasrancy. ~ ; United States war department'visit Mar-y Monahan. and thirteen years. this city yesterday on an inspection oil val militia. In the pest mopeds by tions have been confined to the militia m ledge I. ll. Isthkwwd on the charge odloials, but because of recent left? ”a. m - e oi luccrflslhllity. She was arrested htion Wilt Gilbert 3.01m”. ‘ ‘5 3 N ‘2‘“ 3": .'. m m I. lath mad How My afternoon. Judge Monsoon s. N. came here yesterday to inspires“ WhWifle‘emmt t0 theproperty and membessotthefius m m ”ant". 1),. mm cl 3", 7 J m, to and Division. naval milith. hater“: “Mk-enlar- . can“ ”nu...” 5am” us'
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