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As the Holiday comes on Saturday, Trading will
Open Thursday and Friday Evenings
need to be done earlier
Silk Lisle Hose.
At 250.
Silk Boot Hose.
25c and 50c.
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All Silk Hase.
At 31:00.
white, colors.
riilkk. t'lJiOfr.
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Holiday Hosiery
Holiday Garments Bathing Suits Fabric Gloves
Ladies' Shirt waists. Children's Bathing Suits. Lth White Gloves
At $1.00 a specialty. $1.00 to $3.98. Loo. Value 39c.
Ladies“ sum Waists. Ladies‘ Bathing Suits. Long White Silk. “
$1.49 to $2.98. $1.59 to $638. 53c. Value 75c.
Silk Shirt Waists. BOys‘ Bathing Suits. LCnh White Silk.
€1.98 to $3.98.
Middy 310115“.
$1.90 and $1.25.
25.: to $1.50.
Men's Bathing Suits.
or; to $2.00.
cfc and $1.00.
Long Wash Suede
Only 50:.
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84 Washington St. ,
Pony Contest Votes.
Dickerman and Son
Telephone 446 South Norwalk
Jul" Green Trading Stamps
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clearly defined when President John
Cavanag‘h interposed the remark, "We
are all with you." alter he had intro-
duced Ltlr. liayiey and called upon him
for some remarks.
Mr. Bayiey‘s most important state
" mtnt in connection with the ‘l‘okenclte
« suit was one which made the chain-
ber'a member's sit up and take notice.
He declared that in the event the
judge should rule in tavor of the plain.
tilts, he would close up the park. .\lr.
Bayley added, "I wish to go on reCord
as publicly stating that it i am cu-
’ forced, by order of the court. to close
» -_ the roller coaster and carousal. at lio-
. ton Point Park, the entire park will
.' be closed to the public“ There ianuth-
ring in rm lease whit" ourrpbls the to
keep the place opcn npd the d001fiv\\u{
3!: be closed and I will stand my losses.
3:}: He told the members that his payroll
' is $100 a day; that ire had invested
eh 875.0th in improving the place, and
it; that Norwalk people are employed
P.jthare. Mr. llayicy said he had a talk
,3” with tho pastors ot' the churches.
.fi- -whose Sunday H1100! scholars enjoyed
$3M picnic yesterday and they all declar-
fied that their respective schools would
5 take action endorsing the parir' 5 man-
t‘; agernent next Sunday. ‘That is the
' said Mr. Bayioy “v lrlch
it? sentiment, "
I the churches hold and their support is
worth ag rent deal.‘ lie bricily point-
3,? ed out the value of such a place to tho
grgpeople of Norwalk, that it is Ihc. only
prubiic place {or the children, and
. rercby becomes an essential asset to
he city. in concluding. 3dr. IBayloyl
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tlslittl that the Chamber oi‘ t‘ ommcrce sistaucc in case of tire along the wa- icut (‘ompauy had not laid one foot or
take action on the matter. ter's edge. Tire matter or the New- new track since the trolley companies
Alter sacral of the members had town avenue trolley extension was re. of Norwalk were consolidated. llerc
spoken in behali of Mr. Bayley the top ported and the committee will w-alt‘he asked for correction of that state-
lowing resolution was drawn up by upon the Connecticut Company ol‘li‘ mcnt if it were untrue, but no one
w. t‘. Perry and \ttorney Louie tioid ciaia with that end in How. PM) new present refuted it. Mr Perry contin-
schnrldt, and adopted by the Lhamher buoys were recommended. one about tied in his arraignment of the com
by a unanimous \ote: .100 1'! south of \\ lute Roth. and thei pany by (letlarlng that it had not met
lic.~olv,ed mm the \‘orwaik Churn- other on‘ Tmern island. flirt. ioote ex the requirements of its franchise. lie
h, r U, (count-rte cndorw and approve plained that those will be oi grout aid asked that the" Chamber oi Commerce
of the manner in which ltoton Point to navigators count);w into the harbor take the matter u and work to have
Park is managed at present and re- 1“ foggy wefitiier. mi ,an extension. He. neared Hummer-e
hm.” that it be continued under the W. C. Perry, a rcsident of (‘ranburr is a petition out hearing about 600 sig-
same management and in the same district and a member of the High naturessor’ residents of (‘ranbury dis-
muimery school faculty. spoke at 19mm on the trir-h which asks for thé extension.
ll. J. Reynolds moved that a certi- matter or extending the .\ewtowrr aw The. matter of the industrial fair, to
fled CODY of the resolution be made one trolley line. At tlrc outset of his be hold some time in the fall, was
and 59m to Mr. llayiey, and the motion remarks he declared that the ('onnect- hrieily outlined by President Cava-
w‘ae curried. A suggestion was oii'cred ’ ‘1 ’ ‘ ‘. “"5":
that the City (‘onncil hold a special!
lllll‘llllg, it' that body deems it advisa- a.
ble. and take action similar to that 9
whit h the Chamber took M .i. am 'a
dart was asked to bring the matter to a.
thofiotmcilhi attention. ‘ 'r. 5"
fttcorge K. Poole, chairman 'of 1119‘ ".
"linneportation committee. tirade a re-
port oi improvements wiricll his corn-
rnittee has under advisement and upon
which it will work to get. "A spur
track running through Water street
Second district. to be used tor nwitth
ing purposes during the night tirno
only, was one at the rocouuncndutionn.
'l his Ya a very important one and
would be of inestimable value to the
m ter in uscs and manufacturers along
that street, since it would eliminate
the necessity of carting their products
to the railroad marks. The committee
in its'report, was shown to be in favor
of equipping the tugboat Addie V.. now
being constructed with 11m apparatus.
.\ir li‘oote explained that the boat will
be in the harbor fifty per cent. of the
time, and that it would be of great an-
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12-Butto-n Lenzth at
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Children 3 Silk Gloves, 2 clasp
”--_Sil';k Glories?"
Complete assortments of summer Gloves are ready.
3 wide variety of the most wanted-kinda in the famous "Kaye
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701' desertion, by
: Bridgeport, Friday.
.6011 were married Nov.
H Mrs. Hanson deserted her husband on
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urer, and Otto Peterson. tax collector.
.I strenuouu day next Saturday. July 4.
:j In the morning they play gidseport
-~ Athletics; in the afternoon, the West-
I. port: nine.
3 tron Bridgeport is attain. in capital
.. letters: however. amnion has not
‘ really warmed aunt nor chenille.
real man. Renew-m tntool.
Try a Wani'AcLia
Helium um Sentinel Want
the be“ hurling. :1.
Purl.
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tlli‘gmn r! .91: and {ml 11‘ l’i'lil‘i‘u liht
. illt‘ Swami dielrlcl is no! 11¢:
Harold he. iie’ ’ Ii .rléXFi
thin in the t‘litl'tlzrfi to or!
Name li‘c number of llivllibrrw‘. i
Mr, (‘atahauii made the
meat that tin
[Cum no Hall
tin- exec-tithe
lion flu.
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present .wt‘Clt'laly ll.‘
ix in ill health and that
(onrmiltte has round.
.~ Jeannette». lunar.
fire manner in ‘ut-ir'u .r our
intuit. up i in ;. . ~. . hr .‘ n ‘
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mammary n 1m one - ~ t,
nun it~ rent} r: ifhth". to -. mm 1,.
plans ahd uni numb now til-utl way
iiu will that rtilt‘t‘ ll.- ("no .wl ltt‘»
lit‘tli «lrcaltrgtd lllalr) lli- :Llu-z- :..iug
that it will be necessary to >s‘t‘li1‘v arr-i
other man to fill the pmilirn.
this det‘isloll ot the t—xei'utrxe
with Errol rearct. as .\!r.
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‘work has got to go on and ill uwnr 1
bus cannot giie up sullhierrt llllrt‘ to
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carry it on. illl‘ lllt’llsill‘i': intrrnwi ct;
lltl'dl'lii
Hall in lildl
short time as guider of the l'nanrher'sl
atmitim has. sittl\\ll iiinrs-il to
very capable.
ctl tho scutinrcnt ol‘ l‘lr‘ or'panihatiorl
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Mr. t‘atanaeh evpr‘e.~.~~,
when he said that he ‘.\1:.~' vt'y sorry.
that Mr. Hall's health would not allow
him to continue as secretary. for ire is
a line fellow.
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ll. ll. Gardner, the new superintend-
Hit or' the t‘nited Electric Light and
Water company,
the members and he made a {my rr-
marks.
The ctccuthe board 15‘,
Mint; for i! “(W H‘t"l'(‘llir)'. ‘
was introduced lo.
lie appealed to the membtrs‘
that if they hear of any kicks by the'
patrons of the company come and telll
him or send the disatisl'ied urn-s to‘.
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him and the complaints will be adjust-‘
ed. "That is the only way in which the;
company and its customers get on n
more satisfactory service basis," con»
eluded Mr, Gardner.
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Miss Julia Sharer spent Monday in-
Stamford.
Newt week in the Durien tiremena
big week, when the cartilvai opens. on
July ‘3.
Rumor has it that Edward Fairchlld
intends to spend a vacation in the
White Mountains.
A Still-gallon under-round
tank is being installed at tin.
unsolinc
\ndrew
Taylor place.
Mrs. James Craig. or South Norwalk.;
ot‘ the Old King’s Highway.
. spent Sunday with Mrs. ll. 5. Sumir,’
St. Luke's Episcopal Church is malt»
lug preparations for a bazaar for Au-
gust (2.
Supper is to be served in the;
evening, with an entertainment t‘oliorn-
1118.
The Sunday school of St. Luke‘s
Episcopal Church. at .\'oroton. was on’
a picnic at lloton Point, ycstcrdav.
About 50 comprise the school
picnic Who in charge. 01 Dr. Hiram \un
Kirk.
Dr. 'H. 1). Hanson has been .L'ranttd
a decree of divorce from Emma 45.1
Hanson. of New York. on the ground
Judge 'l‘utlle.
Dr. and Mrs. Han-
24. 13.92. and
January 15, 1914.
Even the dogs of Dorian are very
smart or highly educated. Monday at-
temoon a sham fellow came trotting
up Main. street. At Smith's novelty
store. he cocked his head up and took
a good look at the his clock in the
window. It was 2:55. Satisfied, the
doggie went on.
At the meetln; of the Fifth scirool
district, Monday, it: wee decided that
am: of eight mills be levied. and new
aficers were elected. The. question of
the tat: was argued- at some- length.
John M. Worth was elected committoeé
Darlen'e basebau nine with havens.
It is said. that the team
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A July Sale of Flouncings, Bands :1:
Clwicrst Grade
Fl! III the Best
"lumen; Districts
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A Clearance Sale of
Including sexelal hum! zed mL' s in
Crepe Varies, Embroidered Vein-s, l
anese Silk, in white and colors.
Tango shades oi Orange, maize, primr
and lilac.
(harming; >8;le with raglan should-m.
or ihretwiuaitcr slccnsf l’urit'eli :.1nl ,\l. 1. 'r
\tl')’ slxlu that are living \\ till now.
A good assortment of Sports Blouses.
All inn-resting w‘inilrm 1‘\.iililil mu Main
gurmciitslwaring lil'l\'('\,$1.59‘ $2.00. $2.50 to
and $6.00.
Midsummer Embroideries
Galloons
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Now that surnnit-rtpwvns art- to lit' a \t""iv\‘ if
ruffles upon i‘riiilt-s. or .'l floating tunic that \«'11s the .
straight and narrow shirt. cvvrv woman 211.13. fast»
thc changing~ fashions (lllli r'carmncc ilt’l‘ la>t vt-zrr's
gown. licrc comes a \wmilcrful salt- of iinc ifnilrri l". .
rlcrios. much nnrlcr regular mrricc. \
Wide Flouncings, 18 an ll :7 ilit‘llt'S. \'t‘r'\ thir't‘t \
and clahoratc «lesions. combinaliuim of ml. miller)
with \X'nisc Till Lass‘ct ltrr‘o, exquisilcly line work, rcgw‘
lar price $3.00.
$1.39 and $1.50 a yard.
Bands and GalloonS, wi-hhs .2
hr which 5t) “1111 o; (15..
Edges, Bands and Gaiiocms. a
widths 2
it) 1.’ iilt‘lns. 11‘ng-
at 39 cts.
[rimming 21>~ort int ill
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25 cts.
at the Law Section.
for roam ililir-rcnt USPS. to inches.
50 (by.
(in sale \\'cllnc~irl:ty
Children’s Summer Hats
At Changed Prices
The balance of fancy Straw Hats. line grade Tua-
t‘ans and novelty braids of dainty st‘ylc, for cithcr little
girls or boys. former \altrcs $1.5!) to $3.5»,
‘ $x.oo to closg out.
White Hats. straw. thick and ratinc. practical little
hats for seaside and outing wear wcrc 73 its.
I0 and 25 cts. to close Out.
Children’s Crepe Kimonos.
Genuine Japanese CrEpes, pink and lxluc, for new 3.
4 and 5 years. 89 cts.
main floor.
t'liihlrcn's Wear Section.
ad (C;
July Fashions
in the cclchra ted
atrial Review
drama
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for you!
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The dress you make and
never wear because you
see. others wearing more
stylish, more up to date
dresses is the most: ex-
pensive. _ . J
You avoid‘ disappoint-
ment if you. use
1 ' Eithrial Review
. Patterns a.
f to The usual tour ”if
a.- sum
Before” selecting your Su
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