MONDAY, JULY '5, 19:4-
55 Plus Home— ;5
made Candy 13
Always Fresh H
HUYLER'S FAHOUE
CHOCOLATES
LANE’S PURE ICE CREAM
THE BEST or BAKERV ~_. 3:
Paooucrs '
F. A. LANE
51 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
VINOL
Tho Ilodorn Tonic
Body Builder- and Mutt! Creator
F. H. BAXTEI, DRUGGIST
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MEN‘S BUILDING
27 WMHINGON 8T.
.Tsl., attics. INN; lion-I, I.
Skirts and house dresses It greatly.
reduced prices. Jacoby's.
The Masonic Company will shortly
Main street building
Read what the adv. of the City Na-
tional Bank says regarding financial
success. .
lF'rank O’Suillvsn, of High street.
First District, is the proud father or
a boy whouarrived late last night. Mrs
O'Bulliynn and the child are doing
nicely.
Daniel Valentine and George Hus‘
say were the only two fourth of July
celebrants who went too for. Valen»
line this morning was lined $10 and
costs. and Husssy received It! days in
jail.
—-DepoSlts made on or before July
10th in the Savings Department of the
South.- Norwalk Trust Company will
draw interest from July lst
Attorney General John H. Light
has contributed an sassy on The Law
and Lawyers in Shakespeare, the same
to appear in the August number of
Case and Comment, 9. well known law
magazine.
in Norwalk, last week, there were
twenty-one sales of real» estate, and
mortgages amounting to $80,772. For
the laslr'wook otJuno,1914.therswero
ten transfers of property and mort-
gages of $27 461.
The Dispensary has complained? to
the police that someone has entered
a window in their home and stolen'
several rings. chains, charms and
other articles of value. The case is
, being investigated. a
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The Committee on the N. F. fund.
and all the officers of the South
Norwalk Council 'ot.the Knights of
Columbus, will meet Wednesday evo-
ning at 8 o’clock in their lodge rooms
in North Main shoot.
Ladies ln_attendanoe at the ball-
games on Sunday complained to po-
licemen on the ground: that young
men and boys were in the, habit or
iat M. Monsoon & Sons'. 4
Great reductions in all departments
Mr. and Ira. Samuel Norris
There will he a month's mind mass
dung or the late Henry 8. Pickering -' -
at St. Joseph’s Church Wednesday
morning.
of.
place a new flag pole on the South New Britain are visiting friends lug
.town
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For the past two weeks or so, man!Y
people were interested to note that
several deer had made their homes
near the KeelerFarm in Wilton. This
morning, however the deer were rout<
ed by meson! dogs.
The soso baseball hum of Spring-
wood played the Nomton‘team a game
of ”months Noroton field on tho, '
4th They won by the sect of 9-8.
0n yesterday afternoon the 80 80‘!
were defeated by the “lnngfellows”
of Bridgeport by the acct? of 11-1. !
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Soft Shell Crabs
Lobstcrs.
;ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH, LONG
1 AND ROUND
CLAMS
CUTBILL’S-
Bridge Fish Market
1Wont Endwm .- BIN..-
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Pros balm-7 Wand Downtown.
Chiford ~ HOth-
Rathskeller
; Open from. 9. a. m.
to. 11.30 p. or.
music sarcasm:
“The great question is not so.,
much what money you have
in your pocket as what you
will buy with it.”~Ruskin.
like
taste
Your Choice at
$10 00 to $30. 00
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Now if it’s clothes
let us introduce a
bunch of restless
young suits that
would
chum with you in
seeing the great
to
They will be a
credit to your
STORE OPEN UNTIL 11 O’CLOCK FRIDAY NIGHT.
CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY.
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The City NationalfBa‘f
Deposits
MADE ON OR BEFORE JULY 10' ‘3;
WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM
JULY 1.
Fairfield County
FINANCIAL SUCCESS
’ In all permanent financial success it is necessary to have ample
funds to meet every obligation promptly.
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You establish strong banking connections by having an account‘
with this Bank—a Bank with strong capital and
record—and an established reputation.
surplus—a good
Upon request a representative will call and consult with your.
regarding any matter pertaining to banking—our time and experience:
are at your dismal.
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the
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u-Wost Amuo and Berkeley Ill-Is.
fl~rrululn Avenue and Lyceum
house. (Pun about.
n—cm- old Wmon mu
iz—Isin street and North Avenue.
u-J‘raueo at rest. .
n-llain and min-rim m '
Bond and Mr om
gathering underneath the grandstand m
and annoying the occupants. The *po- '
, lice warned the youths to stop ' the r'
‘ practice at once. ~ 1* '”
lab will insomnia evening in the
basement of" the chunk at 7:30
o’clock formalisms-o of making or»
mascots 'tor tho‘holliinz ot‘s lawn
tssuvau commands; the present
month 1. on... the school lawn. Erery
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All the “Micro: St. Joseph’s perL .
OF EVERY KIND
EVERYTHING IN PLANTS. OUR PRICES CAN'T BE BEAT.
South Norwafli Fruit& FlowerCo.
Telephone 86‘! '2' 7
No. 2 South Main Street
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Electric Fans —
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hot weather come in and look our line i.
0V3. We have this 18 inch oscillating -
txoelnrulmandum 16 inch is“. :‘
typo for 813.50.1‘hese fans are stan- .
dudmako and we will back up an
- maiwhlok toss with each up
sold. Compare the“ prices wlm nth-y
era for the said or your
The White Electric Company,”
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5110 0135 $550
\IOI Oil-I IV
Luther M. Wright
BARGAIN IN USED CARS
Ford Model '1‘, electric lights, A1 condition .................. 8300M)
1 5 Passenger Touring Car, newly painted. Bargain ........ 8350.09
ll Pope Hartford, a revelation in power and speed.
A FAMILY WASH FOR 75cts
Evory'nlins washed CLEAN. All the {lat pieces and underwvar
ironed. and theotarch plecesstarched wet, sent to you ready to
dampen and iron.
AT 7'”! RATE OF 1 1-2: PER PIECE.
CRESCENT LAUNDRY
PHONE 5-4.
The People’s Trust Company,
Savings Department
Interest will be credited from July lst on all deposits made on
or before Friday. July 10th.
Safe Deposit Vaults.
L 01' mole capacity for all ordinary plirposcs cost but. 84.00 a year.
:sZIjs I:ItI‘IfiI.nil.-,I;I;o;nd,I;I’I;I:I
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All Kinds of Outing Shoes
For Men Women and
Children.
- We have all kinds at all prices, for Carnival time and
the Fourth.
Tennis and Yachting Shoes with corrugated or smooth rub-
ber soles.
Conneally and Bracken-
is WASHINGTON s'r.
CHALMERS 1915.
“LIGHT SIX” ' ,
OUR 1915 DEMONSTRATING CAR IS HERE.
Auto supplies, Storage, Firestone, Goodrich, United Slater Tires.
i Lowest prices Special storage to commuters. Storing for the day..
CARS FOR HIRE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH.
RIGHT BY 30. NORWALK STATION,
FOR SALE.
Chalmers "Six." 1914, Model {"24" . ........... . ..... $1,850
Chalmers “36.” 1912 $750
Marvel! “:5,” 1914 .. 8575
VAAS’l‘ Enos.
17 CHESTNUT ST., 80. NORWALK,
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TEI... 130.
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