Evening sentinel, Friday, July 3, 1914 · page 8

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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PA GE EIGHT
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FIRE

Marine, Autonio‘xile. Burglary, Liabil-
Ity, Compensation, Fidelity Bonds, in
M'we can write any kind of Insur-
ance you may require, Call us on the
Phone No, 1230.

Taylor 8. Golden

OOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.

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BUILDING.

 

 

 

FOURTH OF JULY SENTINEL.

As usual on the Fourth of July The
Sentinel will be issued its a morning
paper.
ter and church notices should reach
the office of publication early on Fri-

day afternoon.

The engagement of Miss
Green, oi 113 Deer Hill avend‘e. daugh-
ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Green, of Danbnry, to William L‘.
Beers of little. l‘a.. has been announc-
ed.

~l’ourth of July SpecinlA-lilidles'

Slot) white buck, button, at $3.00. Con~
neally and Bracken.

 

A ccrtiiicate of organization of the
M. A. & J. C. Ileltaire Company. of
il)anbury, has been filed in the office of
the secretary of state. The officers
are: ‘i’resideut. .llnrk A'ileltiiire;
retary and treasurer, John C. lieltairc.
both of Dunbury.

seC-

Matthew llurns. a lodger at the
State (fentrni hotel iii Bridgeport.
committed suicide yesterday by drink-
ing poison. Burns was a mechanic.
No motive was known for the act, ex-
cept that he had been out of work
for some time.

Read Stull‘s adv. for special
gains in groceries.

 

 

Hunter S. Cummings. of Stamford.
recently appointed state‘s attorney
for Fairlie-Id county, assumed the
duties of the office Wednesday. State's
Attorney Cummings has many ac-
quaintances in this city and has spok-
en here in all the state and national
political campaigns for a number of
years.

 

——Straws and Panamas. O’Brien‘s.

 

The passenger coaches filled with.
135 boys from New York city were
attached to the rear of the Pittsileld
express yesterday forenopn and were

’ sent from Danbury to Bantam on the

Litehfl‘eld train. These boys, togeth-
er with the 115 who went through

Wednesday, will remain at the Shep-f
two‘
«rm-weeks, being' given an outing by the

ard~Knapp home, Bantam, for

Tribune fresh air fund. There were

‘ ‘. live instructors with the boys today.

The youngsters evidently were on-
joying themselves and made consider-
able noise while they were in this

 
 
 

 

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irate.» can be made low enough.

Julia dent.

) rates by

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Miss Mary Shaw, of Elm Grow.’

has resigned her position in the Roller
store,

The Putnam liose boi‘s Will observe
'open this eiening and re-
freshments will he served,

house"

 

A complaint has been received that
boys entered the building of the Fair-
iield llairy Company and did consider-
able damage, throwing over salt bar~
rels and the like. They have been
warned to stop by the police.

The monument which Frederick A.
Hill Camp, L'nlted Spanish War Vet-
erans, are to dedicate in West Park.
b‘tamtord. Saturday. is the gill of
Howard 1. Scofield Mr. Scofield is
also erecting the monument without

.cost to the lamp.

 

”Panamas, $3.50. O‘Brien‘s.

Manager Samuel J. Kantor wishes
The Sentinel to deny that any cori-
tract has yet been awarded for the
new theatre he intends constructing
in Norwalk. Several local contrac-
tors. as Well as the New York man
mentioned yesterday. are figuring on
the job, and it will be a week or
more before the successful bidder is
announced.
A plioto»en\graving concern from
York is seeking 10cation in
Stamfoid. The company will come
provided the water and elet'trit‘ity
The
manager is a Tokeneke summer resi-
The establishment of his com-
pany in Stamford would mean fifty to

seventy-live new families in town.
South Norwalk. it is understood, has

offered much lower water and electric
way of inducement. The

‘niunager favors Stamford for a loca—

tion,

Air. and Mrs. li‘iske O'Hara.
have been enjoying the. past
weeks at their pleasant summer cot!
rage, “Erin Go Bragh." In White Oak
Shade, will leave for Eauclalre, \l'is..
July :20, to begin their theatrical tour,
playing “Jack 0' the Road,” by Angus ‘
tus I’itou. After finishing their ell-1

who I
few

.gagement there, they will go to St.

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during the fair days;

Louis, at the. Olympic. .
September 27; then to Kansas t‘ity
and points in the West. until after the
holidays when the trodpe will play In
the East. ‘

Patti. Minn.
thence to St

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New lot of Royal Society Package:
goods at J. l. Mallette's. The adv.

bar- gives a list of the many different pain.l j

terns available.

 

A force of about thirty men is en-
gaged on the State road from George-

town, the construction of which was . .

started last week. 8. H. Osborn, the
contractor, expects to complete the
job within a week. The specifications
call for eight inches of stone as a

base with a covering oi eight inches‘

of gravel except for sections where

"only dirt classified as hardening ma-

terial and gravel top dressing are

Hinged. The gravel is paid for by the

Are You Really

INDEPENDENT?

square yard and the other materials
by the cubic yard so that it is not yet
known just how long a stretch the ap-
propriation will build. but It is ex-’
pected to approximate the mile which.
has been staked out.

—.High, medium straws. O‘Brien's.

 

Horace‘R. Nash has been engaged
by the New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company to install
plumbing in a house on 19 Marshall
street, belonging to this company. A
permit was issued this morning by In-
‘ specter (Finch.

 

‘of independence. '

 

and after

 

No man Is truly. independqnt,‘ who is in debt or
whose outgods not less than his income.

Money in the bank to fall back upon in an emergency
or to use in an opportunity gives onoa wonderful feeling

Build up such a reserve 'fund In a Savings Accountwat-ur
"“8“.“ ”mm“ Savings Bank.

This bank has declared a semi-annual dividend to
deposlhors it like rate of 4 per cent. a year, payable on .

10th. All money dopdsihed on or bufors
{that use will draw Interest from July lit.

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No greater satisfaction in the worid
than being really independent. The

,South Norwalk Savings Bank adv. will
‘tell you how to become so.

National President John W Scull."
and National Secretary-Treasurer
Martin Lawlor, of the United liatters
of North America. are in Dan‘wu)’
today on business.

 

Chandler t‘lark \‘I'lthington, of 61-5
East Toth street, New York city. was
treated at the Norwalk Hosiptal. yes-
terday afternoon. for a sprained wrist
Withington sustained the injury when
the engine of his automobile back tir-
ed as he attempted to crank it.

Frank (‘ VanScoy‘ through his at-
torne). has filed notice of suit
agaihst Frazier Uilman. who owns a
summer home in Rowayton and lives
in Brooklyn. N. Y., iii the winter. The
plaintiff claims $640 dams s tor 21 mil
for work which he has had done at
the detendant‘s house in Rowayton.

The hearing in the matter of bank-
ruptcy of Sara E. Pickering. for the
election of a trustee and appraisers,
was held before Referee John W.
Banks, in Bridgeport, this morning.
John W. Olmsted was appointed trus-
tee, and E. B. Smith, E. T. Bates and
C. C. liegeman were elected apprais-
ers.

 

James McGoldrick and James Dau-
chey, two little boys, were committed
to the (‘ounty Home by Judge Lock-
wood, in the Town court, this morning.
The boys are without parents and it
was thought advisable to have the lit-
tle fellows taken to the Home. Ser-l
geant J. ll. Gibson escorted the two to
the Home.

Gold Medal FLOUR. One bagtoa
customer. none to dealers bag .

joyed also.

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Charles Goldsfhmidt of Chicago.
ill, is spending a weeks vacation with

his family in lhls cit}.

Mrs. James Ward and Master Eu.
gene Moore. of Richmond. VirginiaJre
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
C. H. Copley, of Mott avenue.

Midd Edna Wendehack. of Newark,
N. J.. is visiting with Rev. and Mrs.

tharles E. Barto this week. Miss Wen- iz~xWest 8t.

dehack will return home on Sunday. .

a;
James Iiutchings has been given the 16—khorvrnlk iron Works.

right to keep the city dump on Waterl

THE SOUTH-NORWALK.EVENING SENTINEL-

F IRF ALARMS

IOUTH NORWALK Fifi. ALARH

BOXII
Fire Alarm fiuowlrtrn u' mu"
blurs. Tel senor e in tire alarm.
So :u‘

a-xWasniugiou and North lain Dv-
Mahacaemo Hutu
t-xDIo' and Raymond 8t.-
5~xR a G Cornet l'iuiur‘
~Hoyt‘ - Theatre
7-410":ka Hospital
Ado-to flail. L‘Afl'ol’d and City
I—Crou St

911.1(-

Bole»

Franklin BIBOOL
ls—xConcord Pt... Concord and Lin-0'
Schools
I4-North Main and Ann Btu
——fligh St. and view Av.

l't—Weu Ave an. Coda 8L
ll—Hl‘h School, Wait Ave

street in order in return for which he 31—well 51- lnd .‘rslor Av.

will have the exclusive right to “comb”
the refuse for any articles of value.

Mrs. William )loshier of 30 Perry
axenue. and son. are recovering from
the injuries they sustained in an auto
accident. last Sunday. on their Way
to New York. between Port Chester
and Rye.

John Harrington has reported the
loss of a dresssuit case filled with
clothing from his room at 50 Water
street. A colored man was suspect
ed of taking it. but he went to the
police station and proved his
cence, l

The first band concert of the season
was given last eveningat Roton Point.
by the American Band, and was en-

joyed by a large number of people.,ll

The music rendered. wliit‘h was splen-

did, consisted of pretty marches, popw
ulnr hits. and waltzes. The concerts
will continue every Thursday evening
for the balance of the summer. and:
are bound to become an attractive
feature of the park. Dancing was en-

 

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Good Table BUTTER
in prints lh . .

26c

 

EastIndia Tea Co.

SOUTH NORWALK'S LEADING CASH STORE.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

SUMMER

GRAMMAR SCHOOL PUPILS

BOOKKEEPING
PENMANSHIP
SPELLING

RAPID CALCULATION
GRAMMAR .
BUSINESS PAPERS

PORT CHESTER.

 
 

 

White Serge Coats
Silk Crepe do Chine Walsts. . . .

.. House Dresses

120 Washington at.

 

 

MERRILL

July 6 to August 30.
Hours: 8 a. m.

FALL EXAMINATIONS.

' TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE OOOL MORNINGS AND LOW
TUITION RATES.

ENTIRE cosr FOR THE TWO MONTHS
STAMFORD.

 

Fourth of July SPECIALS

Attractive Summer and Outing Dresses .....
Linen Coats, plain and Norfolk back $338

White maize, flesh andq‘black'.
White Skirts, plain, short and long tunlos
Girdles and Sashes 49¢

Children's Dresses

M MoltaScli & Son

Main Store—219 Atlantic 81., Sumter-d.

 

1 (705) between the hours of 0 p. m.

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SCHOOL

to 12 m.
WILL BE PREPARED FOR

SHORTHAND

" sranorvev
TYPEWRITING
OFFICE PRACTICE
Hunts
‘MANIFOLDING

$15.00. ..
SOUTH NORWALK, ..

 

" $2.98

us..-o-o-u-.-...u....

_ $7.98
..... .$2.25

98¢ “9

...... .85¢
...... .79¢

 

 

A Vacation for Everybody

Four Day s Trip $18
888 Miles of Travel—~-A11Water

New York to Old Point Comfort. va.. including meals and Maroon:

5|»th on steamer, lumihoon at fiotol
Night Lino stunner to Riéh‘mond. V
our breakfast the following morning;

Wm Murphy, in Richmond; to

 
 

mar to Norfolk Va. Inning ou
the following moi-nine , day lune
‘ marquis: taunt . )7 mm:
Muslin berth. Now You I:

 

 

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bummunmvwwuflrnmmu n. a.,Nov!ort.

OLD DOMINION LINE

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—.—.—.

Chumberlln, thence via James River
a, including supper, stateroom berth.
noondav luncheon at Hotel Jefferson.
ave mainland same evening via.
user. stardom berth and bruakhut
been at Norfolk on ship; have Norfolk
as New m ,includlng meals and
allowing an. about l 0.11].

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kEIy Ave. and Lawns 51.
“TC humor and Henry Sis

.ZS—IStIutb ham and Monroe It:
‘ 20—~Leslngton Ave. and I‘Jutln Ii
,tl—Wast and Elm Grove Bu.

. ll—5Lvulh

loan 51., betwom arm. n
Meadow St.

32-40!) $150!”. Works. But: It
of—ANH’II“ and (‘lu I St-
33—muv1land and 3““0‘" Bu
ai—xbockwood

tl-F‘airlleld Ave trig Cedar
42—Tuylor Ave and bulb at.

.Ix—Woodvard I.v‘.. and Meadow IL

II.

: “—gturritt and Quintard Avon. and Wu- ‘

td—Woodvvard and bounds. Ave.

El —Golden Hill St. and Elmwood An
62 -Wublngton 8!. Bridge
iii—Freight yard and Ann St, private
\4—— Norwtlk Lock 00.. private

Box til—Corner Putnam avenue ant ‘

Reed street.
u) Denotes non- lntc'ferlng box...
(All Muster box, from which tho nun

inno- bar of any box can be sounded.

One stroke at u noon and I p. n
ulnltdard time, 1-

One stroke at odd times. looting -

I ”M ODOR. 1-

'I‘vvo strokes after an alarm. fire out. n
calls duptrtmunt. 1-)

Three slow strokes water to be on.
00'. 1—1—1
At 1!: 06 p. In. each Wednesday, a bi-
u ‘lod for test.

ire alarm- for any district Illa rv
solved by teleunono It ,
Four long blas's oi the whistle at‘
8:80 a. m. and 12:30 p. m. indicate
no school for the following session
l—l—l—l

 

IAOT NORWAI K FIR! ALARM UOXII

Fire headquarters. u van not [from ‘
Telephone 110 .

d—vl'itch School t nvnto).1
Private boxes wil only be pulled to ,i
A telephone message to Electric Stallo- ‘
nnv ‘
b—Munln School (private ‘
le—East Washington and on ma
”ill—Van Znndt St. and Osborn Avo.
lid—East Ave. and Rowan It. ’
Zl'l-—Wlnfleld 8t.

‘223—Fort and Charles Btu.

{II—East Ave. and Fitch 8t
Hips-St. John St. and Edllo An

lagg—Beaview Ave. and First 8t
- in
. 337~Boulevud and Black-tons BL

loulevard and Second St.
ovo Aim. and Fifth St.
(Tot
(Tel.
(Tel.

Ill—Keys“ St. and Pine Hill Ave.
342-49er 8!. and Duck Pond rd.
lid—Shore Haven (Tel. )

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day Evening Post.

‘to sawdust.
iTwo per cent.

‘_,

d a. m., vlng location of fire. an ultra ~
will be ven of nearest ‘
are on routine where located

Bacon alarms are only to be given b: .

Z the chief or acting chief upon his arrive

at the fin.
clul Itonats

8n
. I—Ono blur at odd times. testing or us.

i l-O°no Deblunt at I
l l- l—Tvo blasts.

II- rn.. standard um
re out

11- li—Twonty two. at a 3.
mg session of public sclztoolrn
ll- ll—Twunty- two. It 11. 30 p.
session of public school
llluillll --'l‘ou blasts quickly all. I):
out!!! Gui-n rrinom.

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NORWALK FIR. ALARM.
tt—Corner or main and vvui atroou
ll— Belden Avenue and Union Plan
13—Sprlng Hill and Kellogg Street
ZO—Dnlon Park.
lF-Weot Avenue and Borknluy 81m.
fi—anklin Avenue and Lynn Plan
“-1)" house. (Private boll.
Si—We-t Avenue and Honda SINOL
BB—anbor Avenue and Orchard Btmt
u—Chapel Street and Rnrbor Avenue
Iii-Woe! Avenue, near the armory.
Sl—smvenu Street and Rim Croat.
u—Crou Street and Wilton avenu-
tl—Maln street and North Avunuo.
id—Mnco Btr 00.: .
All) and rGatherino Streets.

0! Canaan Road and Fair Biron
M—coootnut Street, near Bummer It
“—Mnln Street and Union Avenue.
ilk—0n The Green.

OS—Eut Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
“—liut Avenue and Dukun Lone.

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ROWAVTON FIRI ALARM DIITRIOTI

no Inor-
no u

 

 

 

 

In“: strokes of In bull. mun. 1-1. In
11—minute Ave. to n. v.. n. a. a l

ls—Hickory Bill! and Bullllhn
l4—vPlnuPol toad Rotoa Point“.
ll—Loag Island Sound °to auxin]. IL
I—J‘Osntrtl." McKInl Lto no”
Il—Grand Street and. rating uno. ‘
r.

HPonnogur
L to Blilrolll.
“—33!“ to Brooks!“

Wu: lieu.
ib—Whi to Bridge north to Brook-ice.
lu—WhltuB ridges. SHE to I... 1. Bound.

\l—Whitu Bria B. W. to L. Lao one.
.Onoolrokuo thodrobollntodd union
Indicates touting.

Four stroke- of are boil. thus. l-I-l-l
water to be shut off.
Ir: third or more llama indium uriou.

MAILS
Norwalk Postomce

Mulls Duos-ten“
Ira—lull.
IL—DB-nb ury division.
Ila—Wont and Booth Nonvkll.
. Ira—mast West- and Bo. Norwnlk
In.— New Tori: and out.
than. rim—Eur and South Norwuk.
lzliplL m.-—Danburydlvl sion. -
1:20p p. m..—-Pointu what of Stamford Lot

{:10 p. Illa-WOOL”! apd South Nor-walk
.00 p. m.—%alnnon Station. Danbury In:

it
5:80 p. lit—Eat. West and Ba. Nor-walk
IM 0. Ila—Eur. West and Bo Norwalk
. Iundayu and Holidays.“
Lust mail closes .0
Sunday collection at unto p.m.
Malls levud.

"directions.

 

and South Nor-walk.
inn—“Tor mm

7: III p. insular. .Wogt on so. Not-walk.
Velma 80. No

0:00 I. m-llut "In.
Clmefl' window open Irons unto kl

LIB.
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South Norwalk Postomce

MAI“ MNVI IRON ,

new "1". 11’1". : :'
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FRIDAY, jUL‘r‘ 5, 19:4

 

 

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Open This Evening.

Everything for the
Fourth

 

TREE NOT ALL LUMBER,
When we fell a tree, says the Satur-
13 per cent of it is
left as stump, top and branches. At
the sawmill. 43 per cent. of it goes in-
bark, slabs. and so on.
is lost in seasoning; 3
per cent. in planing and finishing
Four per cent. more. goes into the
kindling heap when a house is built.
()1in 35 per cent. of the original tree
emerges in the form of a building——
and when the carpenters are careless

"the proportion is IeSs than that.

 

RED CROSSLINE
[0
IALIFAX AND ST. JOHN'S NEW-
FOUNDLAND,
Round Trip, New York to Hall-
tux ..................... $40.00
Round Trip, New York to St.
John‘ s, \‘ewfoun-Jl and. .580.00
Let Us Book You for One of These
Pleasant Summer Trips.

Layton 81 (70.. Inc.
Rams, NOTARIES PUBLIC

5 Railroad Avenue,
South Norwalk.

 

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Fits-LI Eyeglasses

 

 

309 [Or Your -fllb¢;
Am Smmely otjccabl -

Should your eyes have been giving
y0u trouble or your glasses need
adjusting. feel at liberty to consult
WILLIAM J. MOORE,
' OPTICIAN.
Room 0. Kooler Building,

No. 155 Washington 8!.
Oppo-lto Hoyt'o Tho-tn.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Evenings, 5:80 to 0.

N. Y. address—727 .th Ave» 9 to

4 p. m. daily.

 

 

 

m FIREWORKs
CARNIVAL Goons

 

_AT . THE
amour "'
5 AIRY Non-
Main ROOMY
. sz. DAINTY walk.
arose.
'It’e Comfort to Shop At
5 Tobacco
and News
Store,
5 MAIN s11, noawALK.

 

 

 

 

Reduced Prices in
Barry Oxfords.

as we have a big stock of Oxfords and
we must dispose of same by July 4th.
Take advantage of this aneclak

Louis Avrick
The Union Clothing and Shae Store-

POSTOFFIC/E BLOCK .
sourH NORWA'LK

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My Tire Prices are attractive. "I
can save you money. Let me know
your requirements, the make of tire
you prefer, and I will be pleased to
quote you. I have the stock and my
prices are right. I make a specialty
of Ford Repairing. Make your old “I
run and ride like new. Reasonable
.Drlces.

Austin’s Garage

1n IOUTH MAIN 81'.
Or 'Puono 1m W. I. Austin. 11
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,Large Variety

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DAMPNESS CAN’T PENETRATE.

There is always some dampness in
cement walls. Metal laths offer no
protection to dwellers from such
dampness. This quite often is the
(nose of sickness and rheumatism dur-
ing damp weather.

The Asphalt Mastic backing of
ilishopric Stucco or Plaster Board
won‘t let dampness penetrate. It is
absolutely moisture-proof and temper-
ature-proof.

C. H. Aisthorpe

Tel. 987-3. Seavlew AV.-

 

 

 

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A STIGMATISM. .
From the Greek language, m‘can-
ing without a point—~naining a con-
dition of. the eye which makes an
exact focus impossible without cor-
recting lenses—always resulting in
EYESTRAIN and the most common
cause of HEADACHE. Our advice
today-Have your cites examined
by our OCULIST.
OCULISTs AND OPTICIANS

a? At.4ntlc Square. Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897

 

 

 

 

 

100 to $1.49

Wool Dusters
10c to 89¢

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lAlbert F. Gehebe

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25 Welt Washington St..__
South Norwaik.
Phone 1069-2 Prompt Delivery.

 

 

 

 

NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested or whose land may be
taken that a public hearing by the
Mayor and Common Council of the
City of Norwalk will be held at the
Council Chambers, City Hall, on Tues-
day evening, July 14th, 1914, at eight
o’clock p. m., to consider the proposal
to designate a building line of forty-

'llve'(45) feet on the westerly side of

Union avenue, in the First Taxing Dis-
trict, from Main street to the Union
Cemetery.
Dated at Norwalk, Conn" July 2nd.
914. .
JOSEPH J. LINXWEILER,

2t City Clerk.

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UNUSUAL MILLINERY VALUES
FOR FRIDAY, JULY 3RD.
'Sport Hats 756—34430
Trimmed-Panamas ....... .. $2.25

All White Hats, trimmed with now-
ers, Tings, feathers or ribbon: . . "
_ - -. 33.50—65.00
Special Prices on Burnt, Leghorn,
Black and White Shapes.

Edna Mae Seymour

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7' Imperial—”Cafe
Now Open.

9 RAILROAD AvENUI.
, REGULAR DINNER 40..

Business Men’s or
Quick Lunch at

‘ Noon
lb OINTI.

Five Cent Lunch

FROM A TO I [MN ARM"-
“ION-OLA“ IIA POOR
momma OUT PM IIII OI