\ FUNERA L DIRECTOR. PHONE 747. NORTH MAIN ST. Vaseline stains may he removed ,from wash goods by soaking in wood Summer School SATURDAY. JUNE 27. 1914 rm: sourn‘uonwam EVENING anrINEL' , pAGE; rrvn I a: fi- - -—-* F P—‘ 1 w 4”» S U M M E R NO ' ICE , “'- ' Move by, Auto Truck I I Summer F umlshmgs for the Pm. Ream... Sale Now On 3 y .» , Long distance a specialty. Sun- ' -I . ' . under“ ear P fell and La‘vn' 'day school and other parties. ‘ ‘ For the Be“ Results have your Are to be found 9. An exceptionally large assortment of styles _ A T FOPthtsaLms and ”119’?“ Films Developed and Printed and Ms... mr a, ”New, and ,0 m a“ pocmbooks, Ice Wholesale or Retail. I Ladies bin» Ribbed and shap- ed at ...... 10c, 12 l»2c and 25c here. Friars the Iowest, quality the highest. E T. BATES t‘nion Suits 25c. 35c and 500 5 ’ , \ Gems “allriggan iggerwsrwc Porch Hammocks $3.98 to $15.00 Refrigerators . $4.93 to $35.00 sourH NORWALK. CONN. - .............. c In Hammocks 98c to $5.5U Oil Stoves 59c ‘0 $15-00 RI Mo Po BEERS Porch (‘hairs 75c to $5.50 Window Screens 19c to 59c ” ~ _ E K Banks ‘ Porch Screcns .. 75:; to $7.50 ice (‘ream Freezers $2.25 to $3.98 . Book and Stationery Store. Lawn Swings $3.98 to $7.50 Lawn Mowers .. $2.98 to $7.50 I Mohackemo Hotel Block, So. NMIk. South Norwdk. Norwallr Lawn Settces BBC to $5.50 Garden Hose .. We to 15¢ a it. . 'rhe Gorham CO. v i . , . A J C “o & C I my. a. um! m... I. ‘Vt onderiul Values In all Departments I 0 ms 0 , . , 3 ' ‘ —— =1 3 I I . inches. at Bismarck. North L vs. Newburgh. ‘ ford, while not definitely .concluded.!ed a. divorce from Ethel Heinzeman v_ the N. B. Ryan Company. ‘ through. , ed to the police that he was standing. Lodge, No. 709, Benevolent and Pro- WEATH ER FORECAST. . i lr‘orleach Magazine bought at our 16 SOUTH MAIN STREET. l . For Norwalk and vicinity: Showers stand this week we will give you tonight and probably Sunday; moderg ate shitting winds, mustly east. The l 0 0 0 western disturbance is now centrai‘ ,' over the Upper Mississippi Valley. it‘ has caused heavy local showers and‘ Pony Votes thunderstorms during the last twenty: four hours in the northern districile 0 N N E L L Y ‘ S from Montana eastward to New York. The greatest ralniall reported \\ as 3.. -.5‘1 Dakota tST ATIONERY AND BOOK STORE Local showers were also reported iroinl Alabama and Georgia. Several places in Central and Western districts re- ported maximum temperatures of it”) degrees or over. Thomas Reilly. of Hillside street,i .__.__...__.___ ,Second district. was taken to the .\‘or- WEATHER A YEAR AGO TopAyJwaik Hospital. last. night. and opernt. ed on this morning. Temperature: Loyv, 64; high, Si.‘ —'—‘— Fair. ‘ Dr. Olin Youngs, of Hartford, is -—‘———————.——_ :spending a few davs with his parents V Barefoot sandals for all at Keeler'sMr. and MrS. Olin 8. l'10un's living shoe store. ision street. I I Four interesting gIocery' specialsl The South \‘orwalk Trust Company will be found in the adv of A. Stull to- has ordered that interest at the rate of day Itour per cent. per annum be credited ——-— Lto the depositors in the savings de Tile appearance of the South Nor-,partment. to be paid after July 10th. walk post office is being greatly im-' ___.._...___. proved. The walls have been paintedj Today at ‘11 o'clock William J. Bic: attractively with white paint and Hugh. Jr., and crew of Thomas Mc brown borders. lHugh and Harry Caney started ixbthe 'race of the New York Athletic Club O‘Brien's.lfrcm Execution Light to Block is- iland. in the good ship Natoma. --Straws and Panamas. Something new in the dress line is: ——-——-—- being advertised by tle . M. Read The knob-bus will run every day. Company. it is an adjustable morning starting today. for the remainder ot‘ (rock that will fit any woman. The adv. the slimmer. The regular dances on Will give you full particulars. Saturday evenings will be given for ~— the balance of the year, commencing -——Don't miss the big game at Amuse l with tonight. I unent Park, Sunday. New York Giants Yesterday William Daubin. was in- structed by Judge Tuttie of the Super- The negotiations which have been ior Court to pay his wife :4 weekly under way looking toward the sale of until her pending divorce case is set- the cafe business of Michael RatclI-itled. Edward Heinzeman was award- d point to a failure of the deal A hitchfby Judge Tuttle on statuary grounds. In a. matter in connection with the} w sale was met yesterday. and it looks: Mr. and Mrs. James H. Magner are very much as though it would fall“ today celebrating their twenty-fifth gyear of wedded life. They left this —— ‘ imorning for Boston, where they will Complete assortment of gloves at' spend a few days in honor of the pleas- tant'event. Their many friends show- ered congratulations upon them Charles Drew. a driver for the Old Well Laundry Company. has complain The pinochle team of South Norwalk in the rear of his automobile and he tective Order of Elks, held a session, “who struck by a machine bearing the last evening. The first prize was set license of 542 C. Which car belongs to cured by Henry C. Froeb; second. Cap- Daniel Levy. of Westport The nutc- taln Carl A. Anderson; third. George ,moblle kept on its way and did not pursuit. The regular initiation’cere- 3WD“ 00 inquire if he was. BGPIOUEIY- many "of the lodge will be, held on Sun- hurt. ‘day evening at 7 o'clock. I ‘SpeciaIs in all departments at; --—Pan‘Amerlcan straws. O’Brien’s. man's tonight ’ ———-—- , Frank Tortorelln, the agreeable An several complaints have beta young bootblack at the railroad mas and. relative to the excessive legging tion, is representing some of the b'oo't- ' do Indira on the old Hat Ming.“ blocks of South Norwalh in an effort . . .ou Railroad Ivonne. during to bore the bootblcck estubllchmcnts m the building hummus! close at 3 o'clock on Sunday after- thnt Williamfi. Palms. who in loans. A petition to that effect in In tho building. hard it fit- being circulated by him. and he stated mm linden. linking-hot Mthwootohobootbl-chbfld 1 mwmuum lined. nhthoihtonuonoiihuo iworhdrl to moot In column mu (I mar-u am... h a chart tune humanism-an. ' om _ t I 4— Fertilizers Potato Manure; Ground Bone. Ashes. Superlphosphate . of Lime. Land Plaster. Murlate of Potash. Nitrate of Soda. 1 RAYMOND BROTHERS a...” . “fin... W 58 WALL STREET NORWALK. PHONE 48!. O. B. Jackson Optician Everything in the‘Optical Line Eyes Examined Free i PAPER Painting Paper Hanging Decorating The Gorham Co. 10 Pint St. Elli Nor-walk ‘ Tel. 452.‘ -~-~‘\-\‘\‘x‘x- -\-—\-\‘\-\‘.\-\ F. S. LYON Good Job Printing Best Paper. Best Work, But PI'ICOO ’ 88 NORTH MAIN STREET :. NORWALK PHONE 907 We Rent Automohiles The roads for miles around are rapidly getting in prime condition and there is no greater pleasure Ihan a spin through the country, when when the first signs of spring are showing. .' Our rates are very reasonable. and our chauffeurs are skilled and . careful men. Orders by telephone will recoil/6,1 prompt attention. aOSCAR H BANKS River Street. Norwnlk. Conn. ' ? Distributor for Fairfleld Conny. A Vacation for Everybody A Four Day’s Trip $18 888 Miles of Travel—All Water New York to Old Point Comfort, Va., including mania and stateroom berth on steamer. luncheon at Hotel Cbamberlin, thence via. James River Night Line steamer to Richmond. Va., Including supper 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; noonday luncheon at Norfolk on ship: leave Norfolk :1 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 call 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 I DOMINION LINE , W. L. WOODROW, Traffic Manager J. J. BROWN. Gen. Pall. AIM! SPECIALS White Rose Cocoa, 1-2 lb. can15o ..... 29c . The Very Finest Creamery Butter, lb. .......... 29c Country Eggs, 3 doz. PHONE 743-3. A STULE . Macaroni or Spaghetti, 3; pkg. 6: 24 Cottage Street, East Norwaiit ll um V” " A Good Roof Test is a hard snow storm. If yOur ro'of leaks, drop us a card or 'phone us. We will repair and paint it all for one price, guaran- teed. to per square foot. Call us now. ' E. R. Bradley & C0. GENERAL ROOF AND MASON CONTRACTOR! ii Washington so. So Nomlk, Conn Phonn 781. CREPE. NIGHT bassses ....... 50c. 31.00 and $1.50 WHITE SATEEN SKIRTS _ ............. $1.00. BATHING CAPS IN RUBBER ' IN ALL THE new SHADES , .............. 25c and 50:; I: BATHING GARTERS TO MATCH caps .......... 35c BATHING sHoes ALL SIZES o ................ 5 J. I.Mallette j: 88 Washington St . .. .. Tel. 449. ‘ So. Nomnlk. . LOVER’S THE PLACE G10ver’s Summer Footwear \ MEN, WOMEN. ”CHILDREN: * - \ ' ALL KINDSIOF Outing Shoes IgA‘I‘HINO vacwrmo . TINNIo wmvrnuonn panama ron ALI. Lurunno. " . o : ialcohol away from fire. '2 cement walls. 5 protection - dampness. .Jgalcohol and rubbing with the hands. lThen wash in hot soapsuds. Keep the --....__ ._._.-_- - .._. “w... Fits—U Eyeglasses 3 GO See f0 Hm I‘- Am 5;;me figuceablu Should your eyes have been giving you troublo or your glasses need adjusting teel at liberty to consult WILLIAM J. MOORE OPTICIAN. Room 6, Keelor Building, No. 155 Washington St. Opposite Hoyt'n Theatre. Monday. Wednesday and Friday Evenlngo. 6: 30 to 9. N. Y. hadron—727 .ih Ave.. 9 to 4 p. m. daily. Imperial Cafe Now. Open 9 RAILROAD AVENUE. REGULAR DINNER 4°C. Business Men' s In Quick Lunch at Noon 25 came. ' HIGH-CLASS SEA ‘ FOOD. NOTHING BUT PABST'S BEER ON DRAUGHT. . CARL SCHAUB, PROPRI ETOR. "*2 ._...-,..._- — DAMPNESS CANT PENETRATE. There is always some dampness in Metal laths offer no to dwellers from such This, quite often, is the cause of sickness and rheumatism dur- , lng damp weather. The Asphalt-Mastic backing of Bishopric Stucco or Plaster Board won‘t let dampness penetrate. It is absolutely moistureaproof and temper- ature- proof C. H. Alsthorpe tel. 987 3. __..-_..._._._.__....._._..--.__ THE PLEASURE _ as Well as the healthfulness of out- door living is recognized -by “30“,. people every year. We' ve planned to help \ou make your veranda the most PORCH FURNITURE ory nook and corner cool-looking and comfortable. Call. and see the new designs In Flirniture for every room. The A. I. Angevlne & . Sou Company Win. amnion l I I JULY 6 T0 AUG. 30. 8:00 to 12;00. Shorthand. Steno’. typy, Typewriting. Bookkeeping, Grammar School Pupils Prepared for Fall Examinations. ENTIRE COST S1500. f Merrill Business College South Norwalk. Stamford Port Chester. Reduced Prices in Barry Oxfords. an we have a big stock of Oxfords and we must dispose of same by July “It. Take advantage of this special. Louis Avrick The Union Clothing and‘snoe 31m, , POSTOFFICE BLOCK | I .3 Five Cent Lunch?— " FROM 4 TO 6 EACH AFTERNOON. SOUTH NORWALK NOTICE My Tire Prices are attractive. can save you money. Let me know your requirements, the molten! me you prefer, and I will be pleased to quote you. 1 haveI the stock and my prices are right. lmake a specialty of Ford Repairing Make your old car run and ride like new. Reason 10 prices. Austin’ 5 Garage 122 SOUTH MAIN 81'. Or 'Phono 1622-2, w. R. Austin, 11 Woodward Avenue. Bargains in Used Cars. 1 1913 Pullman Touring, a bargain for a quick buyer. Painless Extracting There is only one way to get rid of an undesirable tooth, and that is to have it out. This can be done easily and PAINLESSLY at my office, where i am extracting teeth every day without hurting the patients in the least. Do not h‘ésl- 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. Mallory 18 So. Main at. Go. Nomlk HOURS: 9 A. M. T0 8 P: M. SUNDAYS I! APPOINTMENT Seavlew AVo. ' attractive place in town, for we have: that is appI-opriate andwill‘ma‘ke ev- - IN FIREWORKS CARNIVAL GOODS 5 MAIN 31'. NORWALK. You donc'c‘ngfi for the . _ you do through the World's Lugosi Form Ag‘ Thouundr of mice cvcrywhe t? . methods. No advance fee r filmegfilt’o ’PgS’GfI-S'firllilwgbldflm 5“ me m I E. A. STROUT FARM AGENCY mu W.%III.%I.1 nnwvo 2: ~ "MI“ no. mil-HI. Arthur Waldron District Manager _ . ?%.He‘iiland “ fluent . l . AT THE, BRIGHT 5 AIRY Nor-l Main ROOMY ‘ . St. DAINTY walk. STORE... , 2'1 Comfort to Shop At Tobacco and News. Store,
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