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[1! Compensation, Fidelity Bonds, in
that 1M: can write any kind of Insur-
lncc you may require. L‘all us on the
Phone No. 1281‘.
Taylor & Golden
boon-l NORWALK TRUST co.
BUILDING.
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. For and neat 1151011 all 111 one hall
of glasses.
.'1 lliilllu'i' s ad1.
All styles of bathing caps on sale
tomorrow at Jliutl. Prices will be
found 111 the adv.
; ‘ All the local dealers 1119 lecehing
todag. their consignments of fire- works
They will sell them after the 27th of
this mollth.
,, Mil-113 Emily Nash will give a tea
'dansant at the Norwalk Countr1 Club,
next Saturda1 afternoon, ill honor of
Miss Mamie Sanger. ‘
There was a meeting last evening
of the IWillnipault Republican Club in
,1 combination with the Winnlpallk So-
cial Club, and it was decided that a.
lawn party be given on the evening
oidJuly lz'uth.
Messrs. Seymour Curtis, of the Fair-
'fieid Count-y Savings Balikpia‘rederick
A. Ells, of the Norwalk Savings. Soot-
14f
oty, and «(merge 11. Woodward. of the,
South Norwalh Savings ’Bank, are in!
Farmington, just outside of Hartford,
today. attending the convention of sav-
ings llanks' officials. The convention
is» being held at the Farmington Coun-
- tryClub.’ ‘ v
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9 Widths firiditind-M compan1, repre-
sented locally bypifleorge W Porin,
Iwiiinsslie an idéal directory {hisgycean
The new 1914 Nor 1k Director1 1v.ill
“13,, contain a compl‘étlfi louse directory in
addition to the alphabetical listing of
names The adv ‘in this issue will
, tell more about it.
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,_ Charles Broph), a “character" a-
,T‘mhout upper NoijWalk 11 as arrested late
“this morning by Acting Sergeant Silk
(”I after complaint had been received
12:" that a man was lying onivtlio Green.
' Officer Mllrroy assisted, and Brophy
was brought to the station in F. W.
Thompson's aUto'truck.
”JD:
‘Attorney Charles Hallock 'formeriy
an employs of the local A it P. store
is in this-city today in the interests
of the young lady whose leg was brok-
en in a collision between the motor
cycle she was riding and Justice Dan,
'48! Dunlop‘s automobile on May 29th
_, under the Washington street bridge.
\
City Enginecs George A Sharron in
"company with street committeeman
' Michacd J. Riordan went on a tour of
inspection of the city s streets 1ester-
day afternoon in the formers automo-
bile. The proposed repairs to South
a111, Wilson, Van Zant, France and
Boldon streets and other roads were
~siderod by the City Engineer and
, Mr. |Riordan, and both are of the opin-
- ion that the work was nodded and
‘aiiottld be done. .
hairman Joseph J. Linxweile‘r has
an, import'ant meetingmg the
handing {cgmmittee to be held
the Elks Hcme oli South Main St.
evening. The plans and specifica-
ms for the now b‘uildiig are prac-
' Gully completed anti this Will be the
iagflr‘néeting of the committee before
a final report is inside to the mom.»
bars of the lodge. This committed Wilt
. nn‘d in its report at the regular meet-
FINE TABLE BUTTER
PURE LARD
BEST FAMILY FLOUR
Are you 111': ei'este'd‘. Read '
p on y“
05.62 s out“. im
E" " “This week Specials
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East India Tea Co
Tel 871
126 Washington Street .
SOUTH NORWALK'S LEADING CASH STORE.
“HERE IT IS!
Ideal ' City
of the city.
BERKSHIRE AVE, from Berk-
shire bridge to: 5111 Helen.
3 Khowlton St... intersects
‘34 Smith, William H.
47 Baum, John E.
49 Baum, John I".
“fit; Ryan, Frank J.
5.1 iiurr, Orville R.
('10 llrisco, Charles N.
73 William St. intersects
Shutter, William A.
Wolf, Anna 111., Mrs,
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tailor. 276 (‘owles Merle t‘., supt.
"inflcates Telephone. l 307 Coggowgll St. intesects‘
A publication that will bring the community to a closer
relationship both coiiiinercialiy and socially.
The Price (D, Lee Co.
NEW HAVEN, CONN,
GEORGE w. PERIN, Local Representative,
Railroad Ave., cOrnor Manna st.
an
Directory.
Tile \‘ew 1914 Norualk Director1 will contain 8. Com
plete House. Directory in addition to the alphabelitai
listing of names, including a new complete up—to-date map
Sample'uken from Bridgeport, 1914.
ASYLUM, from 775 Boston
ave. (Pembroke Park) next!)-
easterly.
‘65 Osborn, L. l’., painter.
6.3 Sedlak, George A. , l
9.3 llohrback, Charles J.
10:. ltrucker. Charles W.
'105 Karle, George
13.3 Sonthard, Herbert
131 Sil'ois, Fred »,
159 Rockland St. intersects
‘276 Lalteview Home.
HOTEL VICTORIA.
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AN ANIMtL IN ”PAIN.
it Sutton Loot Than Man on Account.
. . 6? it; Low Intoiligpnoo.
‘
it’is a platitudo that *‘pain is lupus
feels it." Put that atonement fails a
idcrabio way abort o the «with.
To“: measure of pain and ubtedly de
pends as much upon rmlizatioa, codi-
parlsbn an‘d 'cbn'structtre memory as
upon sensation. In other words. the
11111111111111 with the most highly devol
oped imagination enJoys lrnd Suffers
most intensely. though not perhaps
most violently. Pain amd death are
terrible in proportion as‘ one is capable
of “biting" them to experience. To
children they are not terrible in tblI
sense. because children have small
expérlence and even smaller powers
of imagining relations.
in the case or ahlmals the power of
constructing a memory picture and re-
lating the same to present conditions
is probably exceedingly low. if not en-u
tirely absent. Pain to an animal rep-
resents an unpleasant experience
begun and endéd sharply. it is un-
related. It has no social or moral sig-
nliicance. It is not terrible in the wide
sense. An animal lives from moment
to moment. At any given moment its
happiness is a question in the main of
physical comfort. The caged shylark
(though it must not: be supposed that
this is any defense of an objectionable
practice) - experiences ‘none of the
misery of the caged man. it does not
now that: its liberty is hopelessly lost
t rennet relate its present position
to past experience in the way in which
l‘t prisoner can and must do Thq cage" ‘ '
is merely an accidental obstruction
which may at any moment disappear.
Should the bird stop struggling it does
so because struggling is unpleasant
not because it is hopelessn-Londun
Chronicle.
Nightly Practical. ,
‘ “Y our business college for young‘lll
dies~secms to be all right." .
“It is all right.“
' Do you give the girls a good practl
cal business training?
“in reply to that; question i can only
say that 60" per cent of our graduates
marry their employers theiflrst yepr.‘
ALouisvlllo‘ Courier-Contact.
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- Plain of Argentina.
The roads of the plains of Argentina
have deeper dust-SI mouthiner and “1391’;
or mud in vitamin“ those of any:
other part oi? the world. consequently
o- wagons used on them have wheels
at are from It: to fifteen feet in
‘ ‘ Chilly Ixt. -' '
MotbehTommyJ ’tht'was the goidu
an text: at Sunday school today? Tom- -‘
my (wh liven In'EAId'Ika—Iidt me Ice:
. In! to» sold. but few' 11
coon-r MAH‘ACKEIMO orrlcznt.
William 0. Jesse Chosen chief Rand
or—Imtallation Spcond Mondayy
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I «attain. 2‘1
At the meeting last evening; 01
Co t Mafiacltemo. No 8311821113 A.
officers were ele‘cted as follows:
, C. R—Wilibm C. Jesse
s. C-R. lBocitoi‘
R. S.—l. 6. Davidson.
5. W.-—-W. O'Hara.
J. W.-H. Fartington.
J. lam—7i Hart.
Lectureras Ireland. ' “"
These officers will be installed In
office at the next meeting hight, the
second Monday in July.
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JULY 5 1’0 AUG. 30. 11:00 «12:00.
Bookkeeping, Shorthand. slam
typy..Typewrltino:
Grammar ,Scllooi ‘ Pupils Prepared to:
. rail Examinations.
EngIRE cosr $15.00.
Merrill Business College 7 '
South Norwllk. . statutory
, Port Chester. ,.
Ed“ Mae sum...
‘ smarI: individual. 3'
MILLINERY
Roodner s Blocki
WASHINGTON eraser.
Attractive models in Bolton.
Dresses 111 lawnI, chambrays.
drapes and ginghams, in stripes.
checks. plain colors, figures and
all whitel jSOme' are: made With .
3 the vest effect: others 11111110111111
neck trimmed with plain colors .
to match ground; ' a few mods '
.. M111, Dutch canal-11.111 status ‘34
. to 4-1 1.. $1.00, 31.1,; slid "-50
and chedllts' 11...... ‘ 91.20 "
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DAMPNESS CAN'T PENETRATE.
‘DAILY POEM I There is alu'a1s some dampness in
protection to dwellers from
,tdainpuess.
cement walls Metal iaths otter no
611(1)
This. quite often, is the
t . . . .
1cause or sickness and rheumatism dur-
‘iwon't let dampness penetrate.
ing damp weather.
The Asphalt-Mastic
Bishopric
backing of
Stucco or Plaster Board
It is
Eabsoluteiy moisture-proof 'and temper-
I fit.
lwlu wot ire glad of youth. and
Summer Salmol"
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Extra. 81998 iii 46 111‘ itrlpes ~~
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WE wno ARE GLAD.
We 117110 are glad—Jet us join
hands together
And lift up to the Sky our joy-
ous tune,.
We who have found our voyage
of fair weather,
‘Whose years have been all
June;
Let us lift up our little singing
tune,
We who are glad.
We who as. glad, let us not still
our singing. _ .
Blit scatter any, sweetness we
may hold;
With blip. hands prodigally, gay,
outfling-ing
Our heritage of gold.
We (“:11 bring sun to corners
dar‘f‘and ‘cold—
‘ ‘ ‘who are glad“,
I m J.
n
‘ light, and dying,
We lire so glad-let us give
gladness, then. 7
Lest we forget ’tis given for our
. giving
Agni and yet again.
Let us give our largess to all
men. T
We who are glad.
We who are glad—no harm can
u».
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WWI!!—
No‘ wound pierce through our
. armor sinking deep L
F08 ugloomy fates pass by us—
loo, they, fear us.
They‘ fear the charrnwc keep.
For washangeftxoil to singing,
. dead; to sleep. . . '
we who are glad. ‘ .
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—Mary Carolyn Davies in the
Youths‘ Companion.
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ature-proof,
Tel. 987-3.
Seavlew AVI.
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Painless Exit-aches I
There is only he way to get rid
of alimfl'si 13 tooth and that
is to have II.OUI. This can be
done easily and l’AlNl.I~JSSl.Y at
my office, where 1 am extracting
teeth every day without hurting the
patients in the least. Do notllie'si-l
tate because your "teeth come
hard;“ that makes no difference
with my method. You will go away
pleased and leave the cause of your
trouble behind you.
Dr.J.H. Mallery.
1! Bo. Main BL. Bo. Noe-walk,
HOURS: I A. M. 70 8 P. M.
IUNDAYI IV APPOINTMENT
C. H. 'Aisthorpe‘
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
The following real estate transac-
tions liare' been recorded in the town
tierh' s oflice:
Madalene i-‘. W ebb to John Muth and
wife. lot and buildings. Fairfield Park
~warranty.
Elbert O. Smith to Henry J. Miller,
lot. Sound View Terrace Tract—«war-
rarity.
Bertha Vedas to Landon Arday and
wife, lot and buildings, Fitch street—-
warranty.
Fanny B. Hoyt to Vito Federici, six
acres, East Norwalk—warranty.
John Kaske to Alfred Kaske, lot.
Fourth street. East Norwalk~warranu
ty.
Gforge C. Lockwood to Bridget Coi-
lins, lot, Spring Hill road warranty
Henry J Miller to Ellen F. Casey.
lot, Sound \ievl Terrace Tract—war
ranty.
sky. 3 lots, Sound View Park~ —-war-
rarity.
_ Henry J. Miller to Albert 0. Smith,
2 lots, Marvin Beach - warranty.
Edward D. Leland to it. & G Corset;
street—warranty.
. Nettie S. Kernes to Anna A. R0b~
'e'rts 2 lots, First taxing district-war-
Ada A. Pagan to stephen Aurnitz' __
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Mintz’s
Bathing
Caps.
On sale Very
smart styles, 25c, 50c, 79c, $1.00.
tomorrow.
Special Shoes at 25c Pair.
DAVEY’S
30c Blend
A Coffee that satisfies at a moderate
cost. Try it. 20 S. and H. Stamps with
l
1‘ Tristram & Hyatt ha1e just received each pound
i
u did: stock of parasols. See pr‘Ce m. {\N DREW DAVEY
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90 WASHINGTON ST.
Tonight the South .\'cr11'alk Trustl
EColnpan) will start the semiannual
laudit of their books
Breakfast. 25c. Dinner, 85¢.
Supper, 25a. 7
Homemade Freud and Pies
Mansion House
C HASSI‘N. Prop.
Sui/£95 With. 80.. So. Norwalk.
TELEPHONE 10?.
11m... in.
Butter
~27clb,
ROYAL GROCERY
Greens and FruItIm-I.
Tel. 1382-3.
‘1
22 South Main St.
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“ Best Yet”
Kryptok
The genuine invisible bifocal
lenses. having two focuses that
look like one to your neighbor.
Far and near vision in one pair of
glasse without a suspicion of old
age 111 their appearance.
We are pleased to show
samples and quote prices.
LIST‘S examination free.
: THAMER _.
OCULISTI AND pP'flCIANB .
87- Atlantic scum. Damiano. Ct.
' you
0011-
PHONE 410.
1 Reduced Prices in
Open Bat. Eyonlngr Est. 1897
1 Barry Oxfords.
as we have a big stock of Oxfords and
we must dispose of same by July 4th.
Take advantage of this special.
Louis Avrick‘
The Union Clothing and Shoo Stora-
POBTOFFICE BLOCK
' sourl-I NORWALK
REQUISITES FOR THE CANNING'
SEASON.
We are supplied with the various
Utensils for successful canning and
preserving and place special emphasis
on their quality and low prices.
Mason Jars, Wide Mouth Lightning
Jars, Jelly Tumblers, Jar Rings, Pro-
»serving Kettles, etc.
1
Albert F. Gehebe
1'25 West Washington St.
‘South Nor-walk.
Phone 106% Prompt Delivery.
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to
New Potatoes ...... 7 Int, 25c
Gold Medal Flour, :1 bag .. 70c
Jonos' Flour, a bag ...... 75c
RED CRPSS LINE
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lALlFAx AND ST. JOHN‘S NEW-
FOUNDLAND
Round Trip, New York to Hall-
in ........... . ..... . . . $4000
Round Trip, New York to St
, John's, Newfoundland . 38000
Lot Us Book.You for One of Where
. Pleasant Summer Tripo.
J. M. Layton 81 Co.. Inc.
RENTG, NOTARIES PUBLIC
5 Railroad Avenue,
South Norwalk.
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SPECIALS
, A. STULL
24 Cottage Street, East Norwalk
Borden's Evaporated Milk—-
10c size . ....... 2 calla, 15o
IN FIREWORKS
cARNIVALj GOODS
AT , THE
BRIGHT '
5 AIRY Npr-
Main noomv
8t. , DAINTY walk;
. STORE. ,
~ ‘ It's Comfort to Shot) At
Tobacco . ,
N E and flows
Store, '
120 Weanlngtémsl.
FIRST SUMMER
Vacation“ SALE
A Tremendous Bargain Giving
Occasion 1n “ '
Suits, Coats, Dresses,’ Skirts,
'Waists, Underwear ' and etc.
M. Moltasch 81 Son
Mala—Storo—Zio All-nus 8L, stamloru.
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5 MAIN sr., NORWAhK.
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“"2th
Arthur Waldron
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District Manager
.iioot‘otN Moolootroott
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' A Vacation for Everybody
Four Day’s Trip $18
888 Miles of TraVel+-All Water
New York to Old Point COmiort. Va... including meals and stateroom
berth on steamer. luncheon at: Hotel Chamberlin, thence via James River
.Night Line steamer to Richmond. Va., including supper, stateroom berth.
breakfast the following morning; noonday luncheon at Hotel Jefferson. ,
Richmond or Murphy, in Richmond; is ave Richmond some evening via.
steamer to Norfolk; Va" including on pper. stateroom berth and breath“
the foiiowinx morning; noonday lune boon at Norton: on ship; leave Norfolk?
some evening (except Sunday) 7 [mm for New York. including meal- and
‘ stateroom berth. arriving New York following adoration about 4 p. m.
Biennial-II nail every week day atti p m. from Pier 25,111.11” New York.
.sland for illustrated pamphiot, Tour W
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