SATURDAY, JULY 4. 1914
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HUYLEWSFAMOUS
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LANES PURElCE CREAM ,
THE BEST or BAKERY
PRODUCTS
F. A. LANE
51 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
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Misses Elsie and Helen LeatherL
land, of South Main street. will spend
tomorrow in Daubury.
Miss Katherine Iluell, of Brooklyn,
is the purest oi“ Mr. and Mrs. L. ii. -
Schumann, of Union Park.
-Pen€trnas, $3.50, O'Iirien's.
ifis§linthlecn Finnene, of New
York. is a guest‘ of Mr. and iii-slid-
ward iiuch. of Low street.
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Leonard Fostlr, of New York city,
is visitinl: his hither on Reed street.
over the Fourth and Sunday.
Miss liolcn l-‘oley, of New York city.
is spending the Fourth and Sunday
with‘hvr parents on Quinturd nvcnno.
Mtge Mary Schauh. of New York,
is the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry C. Froeh, of Lowe street.
Mr. and Mrs, William Smythe, of
Bridgeport. are guests of Mr. and Mrs,
Charles Shcruood of hows street.
Mr. and Mrs. George Berg. of New
York: will spend the Fourth with Mr
and Mrs. Albert Berg, of Meadow
street.
George H. Reis, of Lincoln «venue,
has launched his big new boat. it
was launched of! )lcilullen‘s the first
part of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hermon Alexander. of
Danhury. are spending the Fourth with
Mr. {ind Mrs. Calvin J. Snyder. of Ely
avenue.
0 T. F. Bnnekr, of oDnver, Colorado.
who has been residing at the Clifford
Hotel for some time past, will leave
soon for Boston, Mass.
. Miss Cinherine and Theresa Cava-
Iagh, of Paterson.‘.\'. Jwgre spending
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Thom-
as Hunt. of Riverside avenue.
—-High, medium straws. Q'Brien’s.
Mr,“and Mrs, W. Clark, of Mount
Kisco,-N Y., are spending a few days
at the hgme of their daughter. Mrs.
Otto Butler. of 56 Taylor avenue. 1
A meeting of the'Knob Club Com-
pany will be held this noon, at 12
o'clock. at the club house, for the pur«'
‘ _ pose of considering changes in the by- ‘
lows.
,e-Dep‘osits made on or before July“
‘ '10s; in the Savings Department or the
«Baum Nonnik Trust Company will
Adi-aw interest from July lot. I .
‘Jlt. 'snd Mrs Edward Howler and
Mr. and Mrs. Willium Collard. of New
one; mushmhhy numb othh'.snd
Jim. J. Steele: Raymond, 0: Sound
VINOL
The Medern Tonic I
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Body Builder and Strength Creator ‘. '
F. H. BAXTER, DRUGGIST
open. of Pelham Manor,
m Bottle B. How. of Newborn. .
Y.-, a unending tho .woek at the 1
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAK ER
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING
27 WASHINGON 8T.
office, 1069-3; Muse, 693
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Mr. and Mrs. William L. Van Wag-iI
New York,‘
are tisitng Mr, and Mrs. William W.
Lester, of Buviow avenue.
Miss Ursula Van Wagoncn and ii.
'l‘rarey Van Wagenen, of Oxford. New
York. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
ii. W. Van Wagencn, of'
To A. E. Winchester, superintendent '
light _
plant, has been accorded the honor of '
of the South Norwulh electric
being appointed an inspector of the
recent electrification of the New 1111
Ills appointmcnt was ‘
made by the Public Utilities Commis-
ven Railroad.
sion of this state. Mr. Winchester
will be associated with Chief Engiv
hour 0. C. Idlwell and a “prominent;
professor from Trinity .lnivorslty oil
Hartford. The tour of inspection will
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he made some time next wtok on a,
private train.
Soft Shell Crabs
Lobsters
ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH LONG'
AND ROUND
i CLAMS
CUTBILL'S
Bridge Fish Market
West End Washington St. Brunt.
TELEPHONE 108. South Nomalk.
Fm Delivery Uptown and Downtown.
Clifford Hotel
Rathskeller
Open from 9 a. m.
to 11.30 p. m.
MUSIC SATURDAY , .
NIGHTS '
. {THE BANKI OF SERVICE
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July Fourth
lluyvicw ‘
avenue. i '
Independence: Day
[figment
“'1" war .‘WAY fro:
more“ flutes m“;
”FF moors" A.
“The great qucstion is not so
much uhzit muncy
in your pocket us what you
will buy with it,"-Ruskin.
Your Choice at
$10.00 to $30.00
you have
Now if it's clothes
let us introduce a
bunch of restless
young suits that
rwoulk like to
chum with you in
seeing the {great
world.
They will be a
credit to your
taste
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STORE OPEN UNTIL 11 O’CLOCK FRIDAY NIGHT.
CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY-
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTIllEL
GREECE TO PAY FOR BATTLE-
. SHIPS TODAY OR MONDAY.
I- \\'ASHi\'GTU\', .lni)‘ 1L7 ’irr. <1 viii
turn over upproxiniatt ly 351‘: inflation for
the battleship idaho and Mississippi
1 tomorrow or Monday and the craft will
be delivered to Greek (Tens—the Bliss-
isslppi at Newport News. \'a.. and the
Idaho in the \iediwrraiir-un. The hat-
I tltrlllp Home has brt'il mo red
Ibring home the crew and niidshipnmn
of the ldaho. the cruiser l’rairie .xiii
lukv the Mississippi's crew to the Phil-
adelphia Navy Yard. and then carry
the graduating class the \‘aval
Academy at Annapolis to Vera Cruz,
where the new officers will be distrib-
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fleet
A PERFECT CATHARTIC.
. tion in every dose of Foley Cutiiaitic
I,Tablets. They cleanse with never a.
gripe or pain. Chronic cases of Con-
stipation find them invaluable, Stout
people are relieved of that
congested feeling,
especially in hot weather.
your ln er busy,
glsts."
They keep
REAR ADMIRAL FLETCHER HON-
ORED
WASHINGTON, July 3.—-——Rear Ad-
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was the honor guest last night at a
reception given by Secretary and Mrs.
Daniels. Members of the Cabinet and
Congress, officers of the' army and
navy, and hundreds of others promi-
nent in official and uoctal life of the
capital attended.
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Deposits
MADE ON OR BEFORE JULY 10
WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM
JULY 1.
Fairfield County
Savings Bank
WALL STREET. NORWALK.
The CityNational Bank
large.
Co-Operation
it is of supreme importance to us, and an essential factor in our
success, that the business of c ir individual clients prosper unden-
'i‘o this end the officers of tho Dunk take a personal interest in
the affairs of those who make it their depository.
When opportunities arise. it: cooperation, it is offered willingly.
There is no guesswork in our warranty~no doubt in our guarantee.
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NEW ROYAL SOCIETY PACK-
AGE GOODS,
Made Up Package Goods Requir-
ing Only Embroidery.
_\imi.~ l‘p Dresses for children. ‘
in ilutivic. liigp and Lawn. i ti
1: years ........ 00c, Inc, $1.00 '
.‘dmio l‘p l‘nttcruurments l'l
Xi'ht Gonna (histories, t‘orqel
i‘owls, Knickvr und (‘ltcmise .
We to $1.00
mew
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linucrio illonscs, stamped on
shear silken hniistc and linen
iinished luwn. IITt‘hEIIIJ Sacques
llmuicir (jam to match.
'l'oa Aprons, Nisht ‘
t‘u:ni.~oit s_ Vin-misc.
Covers, lnlnnts’ Lon!”
Ilihs, Mums, t‘u'riuzo
Pillows and Port-rs; t‘entorv
Pieces and Srnrt‘s in the now
ludo I’lillt l1 \\'(2rll and the new
Dell Outfits. ‘
J.I.Mallette i
88 Washington St.
Tel. 449. So. Norwllk.
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. owe-$9000.3-
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F till; Cut Flowers
OF EVERY KIND
EVERYTHING IN PLANTB. OUR PRICES CAN‘T BE BEAT.
South Norwalk Fruith FlowerCo.
Telephone 364
No. 2 South Main Street
The White Electric Company,
Electrical Engineers and Oonmctors.
800th flomlk.
.ROVIDI. M m VIM» WT.
mm m1 QUALITY OF 3&1. WIRED; AT LOW?!"
' Electric Fans
Before purchasing your fan for the
hot weather come in and look our line
over. We have the 16 inch oscillating --
type for $17.50 and the ill inch rigu '*
One for $13.50. These fans an stun.-
dard make and we will backup the
guarantoo.which goes with each ran
sold. Compare'those prices with otb
era for the sake oi.‘ your pocketbook.
« Phone Contraction.
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THE PLEASURE
as well as the healthiulness of out-
door living is recognized by more
people every year. We’ve planned to
help you make your veranda the most
attractive place in town, for we have
PORCH FURNITURE
that is appropriate and will make ev-
. ery nook sud corner cool-looking and
comfortable. Call and see the new
designs in Furniture for every room.
W; The A. .I. Angevinc
.8: Son Company
Complete. Hoosofumishers -
Upholstercring and Furniture
Repairing
Sound Teeth.
oi - micnssary to your health, look!
and proficiency“ Goo ‘
we more in!“ H
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uted among the ships of the A't‘ianlio
ac- *
bloated. .
so uncomfortable ‘
For sale by all drug-vj
miral Fletcher, back from Vera (‘ruzl
tor a vacation before becoming com-.
mander in chief of the Atlantic fleet, ‘
$1;
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SEVEN
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
"m auto WALK or use"
W. LSIIDIIGIAS
$5005 [10135 4555“
Dal-Bl ELI-I 3V
1 Luther M Wright
BARGAIN IN USED CARS
Ford Model ’1‘, electric lights, A1 condition ....... . .......... $300.00
1 5 Passenger Touring (for, newly painted. Bargain ..... ..
, $350.00
I '1 Pope Hartford, a revelation in power and speed.
A FAMILY WASH FOR 75cts
Everything washed CLEAN. All the flat pieN‘s and innhrmnr
ironed, and the starch pieces marched wet, sent to you
dampen and iron. .
ready to
AT THE RATE OF 1 1-2c PER PIECE.
CRESCENT LAUNDRY
. PHONE 5-4
The People’s Trust Company,
Savings Department
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interest will he tredited fr: lIIl Jul) l> t on all dtpmlts mode on I
or bcfole Friday, July ithh. }
Safe Deposit Vaults.
0! sample capacity for all ordinary purposes cost but $4.00 a your.
All Kinds of Outing Shoes
For Men Women ‘zind
Children.
the Fourth.
Tennis and Yachting Shoes with corrugated or smooth rub-
ber soles.
l :. Conneally and Bracken
18 WASHINGTON ST.
CHALM ERS 1915
“LIGHT SIX”
OUR 1915 DEMONSTRATJNG CAR is HERE.
Auto Supplies, Storage, Firestone, Goodrich, United States Tires.
Lowest prices Special storage to commuters. Storing for the day.
CARS son time my, WEEK on MONTH.
RIGHT__BY SO. NORWALK STATION,
FOR SALE.
Chalmers “Six," 1914, Model “24" ...... ....... . $1.850
Chalmers"36," 1912 ........... ' ..... ~ ............ . $750
Moxwell“25"1914...................-.............. ...... $575
VAAST BROS,
TEL. 1360. 17 CHESTNUT ST.. 80. NORWALK,
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