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ldaritre‘ Antonio-wile. Burglary, Liabil-
ity, Compensation, Fidelity Bonds, in
M we can write any kind of Insur-E
Ince you may require. Call us on the
Phone No. 123i)
Taylor & Golden
BOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
k BUILDING.
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Dresses one to $1.00 at Iiiintz‘s.
I
Friday evening next will be the
semi-annual meeting or Sherman
Couthil. N0. 4}”. l'. U. i}. i‘., at which
important business is to t’Olllt‘ up for
diction~ All members are urged to be
present.
~ The New York Giants are here
Sunday. Don‘t miss this game.
Attorneys lv'eogh 8.- Cztrrdce, John
J. t‘uneo, William F. 'l‘rrnrmany. t'ram-
er i'. llecerrrarr. Joseph R. Taylor nttd‘
George ill. Yosbur‘gh. are in llt'idgeportl
today attending the short calendar ses-
sion of the Superior court.
("ouch reductions at the
sale at if» Ely avenue.
bankrupt
At the meeting of Court Lnurcl. No.
101;, ll, of 0., last evening, it was voted}
i that no more meetings be held until:
September, All dues may be paid to
Miss Nora Cronin. at (lately 6‘: Brett-
nan‘ store. on South Main street.
York Nationals Now-
Alnuscrrtcnl Park Sunday.
-—New
burgh
\‘S,
The. New Haven Railroad Company
has complained about children stand-
ing on the Marshall street bridge ev-e
nings to get a free view of the moving
pictures in the Airdome. 'lhe posi-
tics is a dangerous one because of the
electric wire and trains. an'd the chil.
(Iron will be warned to keep away. '
Special prices on all grades of gar-
den hose at Tristram and ilyatt, See
other specials in the adv.,
The regular meeting of the First
district commissioners was held last
night. Matters which came. tip for di5<
position were few and were mostly of
'8 routine nature. Deputy Sheriff John
H. Blake was apopinted as inspector
for the water department. and he is
authorized to make a house to house
inspection relative to the plumbing
fixtures, and to report any leaks that
there might be. lie is to he paid by
the day.
~Basebnll—Bloomer Girls vs. Da-
rion, in Darlen, Saturday, June 24,
at3 'p. m.
'- The members of the w. c, 'r. U. are
I to have a social in the Epworth par-
lor of the Norwalk M. E. Church, on
, Friday evening, at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs.
' John J. Bloss, of Bridgeport, and mum
ty president will speak, and those who
have heard her. know what a pleasure
is in store. Rev. Charles E. Barto,
pastor of the church, will also have
“ sumothiug to say along temperate
lines. Everyone interested In the
"house is‘ cordially invited.
\
~ Black satin for bathing suits at
Roud’s__
. Messrs
Hahn Keogh. A. E. Winchester, Ira 0.
mp Weston. yesterday afternoon, in
“qu can
spectiou of the country finally dectd.
. upon a site for the Boy Scouts'
damp to be held next month. The Io-
' cation is an excellent one and meets
the requirements of a camp to perfec-
lion. It is near the Bradley are faca
m Tiié ditto or the camp will: be
ouncsd later,
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Fri-re MacDonald, Judge “
Gregory and Douglass Nash motored I
i- car and after a. thorough .
FINE TABLE BUTTER
‘PURE LARD
BEST FAMILY FLOUR
Tel 871
East India Tea Co“
SOUTH NORWALK’S LEADING CASH STORE.
125 Washington' Street
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value .........................
White Serge, a good $4.50 value
Stripei White Serge, a $4.00 min
\\'lrlte Duck Trousers .............
grays and fancy colors, all
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
Men’ s Outing Trousers
R
:{Iens \\' bite Outing Trousers of genuine English Flannels, a ’5 00
Prepare for July Scorch rs
let one of otrr cool, comfortable, Two Piece, Sit’el
-GOTTLIEB-'-
57 AND :10 CLOTHING STORE. .
WE GIVE 8. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
.................... 3.... $3.50
............................ “-00
e ........................... $3.00 9
BLOC
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n knits, blues,
$10.00
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
HERE IT IS!
Ideal City
listing of names, including a
of the city.
BERKSHIRE AVE., front Berk-
shire bridge to 516 Helen.
3 Knowlton St. intersects
Smith, William ll.
Baum, John E.
49 ltaum, John P.
'36 Ryan, Frank J.
58 liurr, Orville It.
so llrl'sco. t‘trarres N.
7‘3 Witlta'rn 8t. intersects - ‘
10.3 Shutter, William A.
*107 worrf’ Attila M., Mrs.
tailor.
'lndicatcu Telephone.
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Read about the pony votes to be
given away ot ‘Donnelly‘s, 1
'Court Narruk, F. of A., No. 58,
holds its quarterly meeting tonight
at the rooms in Wall street. There
‘ will be held the annual election of
officers after which a social time
will follow and refreshments will be
served.
A splendid time was }enjoyed last
evening at the strawberry and ice
cream festival’sgiven under the sus-
pices of the West Norwslk improve
ment Association, in the chapel at;
West 'Norwaik. A large number of
people were in attendance Singing)
musical selections and games were a
part of the evening‘s enjoyable pro-
gram. The chairman of the committee
in charge was E. J. Smith.-
. Ivor Eat at “"
There Is a dish of the olden time that
has been crowded almost out of mem-
ory by the ruthless tide of common
events. It was a cold~»weather food
that came With the snow and hog kill-
ing tix‘ne and then vanidhed with the
angry clouds and howling winds. ,
When one ato‘it the green grass melt-
qd away the snow, the birds sang in
the blossoming cherry trees and old
frigid winter became the middle of
May. It was so easy to out. It melted
' In the mouth like ice‘ cream, It was so
soft and delicate. Let a person fully
satisfy his appetite on It, and he could
go out In new weather and enjoy a
tropical blessing. This food did ’tiot
luscious, forit was psi-total: event
gtha't soon hurried by, and this was a
mom dispensation, boo. for a person
would be "apt in out too much of it I! it
lubed long. But It is well it passed
sway. This degenm Mormon.
' sites with caramel: and Angeli food;
culmésp late It. gut in those
fin d2? drawer-ital!
s 16!»: to hcnhndl
an
The New 1914 Norwalk Directory
plete House Directory in addition to.
Sample taken from Bridgeport, 1914.
A publication that will. bring the community to a closer
relationship both commercially and socially.
The Price Cd. Lee Co.
NEW HAVEN, CONN,
GEORGE w: psnm, Local Reprenntntlve,
Railroad Ave., corner Menace 8t.—
' make the carnival bigger and better
FEM rattles and thousands of bags of.
Directory
will contain a (‘0m-
the alphabetical
new complete lip-lil-dllle map
any
ASYLUM, from no Boston
are. (Pembroke Park) north-
easterly.
‘65 Osborn, L. l’.. painter.
65 Sedlak, George A.
95 Rohrback, Charles J.
103 Brucker. Charles W: '
$05 Karle. George ‘
’125 Southard Herbert
1111 Sirois Fred
159 Racklsnd sr intersects
'276 Lakeview Home.
276 Cowles, Marie C.. supt.
307 Cong-well St. intesects
HOTEL VICTORIA.
Vial-TING MA‘vons TO BE JUDGES
or NORWALK CARNIVAL.
Secretary of state and Mayor. of
Stamford and Brlddsport Will
Award Trophies.
"Mayor Clifford B. Wilson of Bridge-
port, Mayor Walter. R. Austin 0!
Stamford and Secretary of State Al-
bert Phillips of Stamford, will be the
Judges at the big Norwalk carnival
which is to be held here on the night
of Jul'y 3. On that evening a big par-
ade is held and prizes are awarded
for the different floats and other fea-
tures, and it will be up to the three
visiting officials to decide on the prize
winners.
Plans forthe garnivsl are progress-
ingnvery rapidly“ The Coast Artillery
corps and the Wheeler and Wilson
bands of Bridge on are hmong those
which will focal ynuslc at the event
Which is the biggest annual event in
Norwalk It is estimated that be-
tween 15000 and 20 000 people will
be on hand that evening. I
Practically évery fraternal organ-
ization and society in town has de-
cided to haves: float in the parade and
than ever. There will be several
bands 9': music, hundreds of horns
confetti included in the celebration. 4
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- "General! debilitut r. '
2:: :VICk Reggae?” llncgkabd‘omb’lzlfi
omou mm
doc Blood Elwin Bur
woman."—
~Mrs. Olin.
Conn. Freitoy, Mouton,
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MANY ARREOTO 1N .VENEZU ELA.
re‘ instituted a rib:
id contra boom
Emmowswm’
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This Week Specrals ; DAILY POEM
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AMONG THE REDWOODS.
tFar off the massive portals of the
WM,
Buttressed with shadow. misty-
blue, serene,
Waited my coming. Speedily I
stood
thre the dun wall rose roof-
ed in plumy green.
Dare one go inP—Glance back-
ward, dusk as night
Each column. fringed with sprays i
of amber light.
Let me along this fallen bale, at
feat,
Turn to the cool, dim roof my
glowing face
Dfiicious dark on weary eyelid;
prest!
Enormous solitude of silent
sPatter
But for a low ‘and thunderous
ocean sound,
Too far to hear, felt thrilling
through the ground.
No stir nor call the sacred hush
profanes;
Save when from some bare tree
top, for on high
Fierce Disputations of the clam-
oring'N cranes
Fall muffled, as from out the
upper sky. \ I
60‘ still, one dreads to wake the
dreaming air,
Breaks a wig softly, moves the
foot with care.
--Edward Rowland sru.
i
you said you were' .
She—"You can‘t expect me to re-
member age. by. it's altering a.l
the time."——Fligende Blatter.
Imperial Cale
Now Open
l 9 RAILROAD AVENUE.
REGULAR DINNER 40:.
Business Men’s or
Quick Lunch at
Noon
25 CENTS.
HIGH-CLASS SEA FOOD.
NOTHING BUT PABST'S BEER ON
DRAUGHT.
CARL SCHAUB. PROPRIETOR.
Should your oycs have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting, feel at liberty to consult
WILLIAM J. MOORE
OPTICIAN.
Room 6 Ruler Building,
No.15? Washington St.
Opposite Hoyi's Theatre.
Monday. Wodnudsy and Friday
Evenings, 6:80 to 0.
N. Y. address-427 .ih Ave.. 9 to
4 p. at. daily.
Painless Extracting
There is only one way to get rid
of an undesirable tooth, and that
is toihave it out. This can be
done essily nnd‘ PAINLESSLY at
my oiiice,‘whcre i am extracting
teeth every day without hurtlhg the
patients in the least. Do not hesi-
tate because your "teeth come
hard:" that makes no difference
with my method. You will go away
pleased and leave the cause of your
Five Cent Lunch:
FROM 4 TO 6 EACH AFTERNOON.’
trouble behind you.
Dr.J. H. Mallery
10' no. Msln‘ It. Go. Norwalk,
HOURS: 0 A. H." To a P. M.
OUNDAVO IV APPOINTMENT
’IN FIREWORKS
CARNIVAL GOODS
AT THE
BRIGHT .
5 AIRY Nor-
Maln , ROOMY
. St. DAINTY walk.
STORE.
It's Comfort to Shop At
Tobacco
anti News
Store
5 MAIN 3'11, NORWA K.
You don‘t want for the ‘
C A 3 H
crayon do through the
‘ 'lLIfIfll Finn Ansley
Thousands of sales everywheftm brave right
methods. No advance fee required. Wn'te
today for free listing blanks and free book
"How To SILL Your. Paul “
E. A. STROUT FARM AGENCY
”garcons newv no
mamamfifldflq‘fuflmfi .
Arthur Waldron
District Manager "
29' Haviland Street
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LOCAL WATCH INSPECTOR FOR
N. Y., N. H. In H. RAILROAD.
Today a representative of Webb C.
Ball, general time inspector for the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad, interviewed Mr. Noack in re-
gard to accepting the position as local
inspector. 'He stated that all of the
railroad men spoke so highly of Mr.
Noack‘s work that he would be pleas-
ed if Mr. Non k would accept the ap-
pointment. and the latter has decided
to do so.
"Are you the same man who ate
my mince pie last week?"
"No. mum. l’ll never be th‘ same
man again!"-.\lew York Mail.
He—‘ You look to me Older than RICHARD F. NOACK APPOINTED STOCK MARRET OPENS WEAK.
NEW YORK. .ane 25.—~The stock
market was weak at the opening the
(,‘lialiin receivership exerting an un-
favorable influence. Five hundred
shares of United Drygoods Preferred.
one of the t‘latiiu Companies. sold at.
70, a decline of 12 points. in the earl]!
dealings. Later a small lot sold at-
69. The balance of the list showed
losses of as much as aipdit in ..Iome
of the important issue's.
Acting Sergeant Bryan Silk shot a
mad bull dog in isaar stroet this
morning. He was called by telephone
to the scene where he found the dog
barking and snapping at its owner,
James Williams, of Franklin avenue.
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DRESSES - -
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p
- - 690 to $12
Dresses that are different at special prices.
AW. . . . m, _ 25'
4-:
The very best (‘rc-arrrery flutter,
20c
EXTRA SPECIALS
at the East Norwalk Cash Grocery
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street, East Norwalk
a pound
Roast Beef—
No. 2, a can ............ 35c
A Tremendous
120 Washington 8!.
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FIRST SUMMER
Vacation SALE
. Occasion in
Salts, Coats, Dresses, Skirts,
Waists, Underwear and etc.
M. M0ltasCh 81. Son
Main atom—210 Atlantic 8t, Standard.
Bargain Giving
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A Vacation for Everybody.
*Foul' Day’s Trip $18
888 Miles of Travel-All Water
New York to Old Point Comfort, Va... including meals and room
berth on steamer. luncheon at Hotel Chamberlin, thence via. JamgteRiver
Night Line steamer to Richmond, vs including stripper, stateroom berth.
anr breakfast the following morningmoonday luncheon at Hotel Jefferson.
Richmond or Murphy, in Richmond: leave Richmond same evening via.
steamer to Norfolk, Va. including supper. stateroom berth and breakfast ‘
the following morning; noondsy luncheon at Norfolk on ship; leave Norfolk
some evening (except Sunday) 7 p. m. for New York, including meals and
stateroom berth, arriving New York following afternoon about 4 p. m.
Steamers sail every week day at3 p m from Pier 25, N. 8., New York.
foot of N. Moore street.
Send for illustrated pamphlet, Tour Department, ,
OLD DOMINION. LINE
w. L. wooonow,1'ramc Manner
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Summer] [School
JULY 6 T0 AUG. 30. 8:00 to 12:00,.
Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Stenc-
typy, Typewriting.
Fall Examinations.
ENTIRE COST $15.00.
Merrill Business College
J. J. BROWN. Gen. Pm. Agent
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DAVEY’S
30c Blend
A Coffee that satisfies at a moderate
cost_ Try it. 25 S. and H. Stamps with
each pound.
AN DREW DAVEY
Scuth Norwsik. Standard ,0 WASHINGTON ST.
‘ Port chum. PHONE 410.
REQUISITES FOR THE canmno
sEAst
Prices Reasonable.
‘, Ice Wholesale on Retail.
ET. BATES
urn-Holman. cons.
_ Move by Auto Truck Smart Individual
Long distance a specialty. Sun-
day school and other parties. , g;
' Advs. for clues to first aspired-to “bob
MILLINERY
Roodner’s‘Block
WASHINGTON STREET.
s1:- I:I:I:l:l.I
l-lmuewives watch Sentinel Want
is: MIMI? ‘
-Il.
. South
Phone 1009-2.
,wnnmuw.
We are supplied Willi the variou-
‘; Utensils for successful canning and .
preserving and place special emphasis
I on their quality and low' prices.
Mason Jars Wide Monti": Lightning '
Jars, Jelly Tumblers, Jar Rings, Pro: I
.- serving "Kettles, etc.
3; Albert F. Gehebe 7
as West Wuflngton 8L.
“Prompt Delivery. ‘
no» mrormmmmodmu ,1
through sauna» Want MA, which .'
Woman. to timollbtsot"
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