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Marine. Automonlie, Burglary, Liabil-
lty. Compensation, Fidelity Bonds, in
but we can write any kind of lnsur-'
use you may require. Call us on the'
Phone No. 1230.
Taylor 8. Golden
IOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
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BUILDING.
1 Vacation needs in trunks. bags, suit
cases. but boxes, etc.. at itend‘s.
Henri Waters of
Y.. is Li visitor with friends in this’
city.
—-Iio_\'s‘ tan and black oxfords, $3.00
to $3.00, $1.00. (‘Llllllt.:II_\' and Ilracken.
Mrs. Mary I‘uulozitch, of West
Noruallt, was admitted to the hos-
pital. today.
DIIN Florente MH\ \\' eed. of Stuart
avenue. was admitted to the .‘iornnllt 1
Hospital this morning and opeiaicd
on. ,
The pool tables for the Iiell Island
(‘Iub House arriied last etching froln
:New iork City aboard the freighter
Marion.
tan Oxfords and pumps,I
$1.15.
~1Ladles‘
8400. 83.50 and $3.00 quality,
Conneally and Bracken,
Miss Mary Cullen, of Concord street. ,
is enjoying a week's vacation with her
couslng, Mrs. Robert Jones, Jr., of New
Jersey.
Mrs. R, Harris, formerly of Nor-
walk, now of New York, isIthe guest
of her sister, Mrs. M. Rosen. of Ely
avenue,
There will be a meeting of the
auditing committee of the Norwalk
Aerie Eagles this evening at the
rooms at 7 o'clock.
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“Suede pumps, brown and black,
$4.00 quality, 82198. Conneally and
Bracken.
There will be a meeting of the
council tomorrow evening, called for
the purpose of opening the bids on
the $100,000 bonds for school purpos-
es.
. An- execution sale of the plumbing
fixtures of Carl Schmidt will be held
on the 14th of Jilly at the public sign
pest. under the Washington street
bridge.
Mrs. Byron C. Mead, of South Nor.
:walk, 'and ‘Mr. aners. Francis Ned-
iey and family, of Brookwn, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. James J. Ned-
iey. of Bolts Haven. over Sunday.
—Last‘ but not least. Charles‘Brand,
the goed mechanic-watchmaker, 138
Washington street, Norwalk people's
watch inspector. His prices, his
workmanship can not be beaten.
mm1‘333-3W
l’ortchesier, N. -1
ANY FURTHER AHEAD?
1 Look back over the first hit! of this year an?
' ask yourself whether or not you are any further I, _
ahead financially now than you were January 1st.
’ It not, perhaps there is combining .wrong «with your and I”
tein laminar; motion. so. the rest of this your try the
_1 saunas Account method or good..." about '
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your range. :
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need.
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actually need hot water. -
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heater becomes your property.
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on one of these heaters.
:1 alain all about these heaters.
1 3“
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Rent a Water Heater.
A Gas Water Heater is a Small appliance,
occupying very little space attached to your
kitchen boiler and entirely independent of
When hot water is needed, you have but to”
light the burners and in a very short time
there is ample Hot Water for every household
This method of heating water saves money
for you, because you use fuel only when you
We install these gas heaters on an easy
rental plan. You pay $5.50 per year rental
for three years, at the end of which time the
One and one-
half cents per day will pav the rental charge
Do not deny your- ‘ '
' self the convenience made possible by a
heater. on account of this small rental.
Ask to have—a representative call and ex-
UNITED ELECTRIC LIGHT &
SECRETARY PHILLIPS ENGAGED. 1 1
imperial .Cafe
Now Open
9 RAILROAD AVENUE.
REGULAR DINNER 40¢.
Business Men’s or
Quick Lunch at
Noon
25 CENTS.
’ One Suit Prooecuied by Him With
Great Success.
That Secretary of State Albert Phit
, lips has fallen victim to the darts of
. Dan Cupict and that his engagement,
to a charming Hartford young woman
‘ will soon be announced, is a. report‘
‘ which comes from Hartford. Mr. Phil-1
lips does not deny it. The young wo-1
. man is Miss Pauline Daisy Kempner,
,. of 126 Huntington street, Hartford,1
, . daughter of Mrs. Tina Kempner. w~id
ow of leader Kempner, who was nF C L
active Republican politician. .\ir.1 lve ent “flCh
Kempner was engaged in the real es 1FROM 4 To 0 EACH AFTERNOON
tate business, and he was active in' .
. Jewish fraternal organizations Atthe HIGH CLASS SEA FOOD
time of his death he was a member NOTH'NG BUT PABST'S BEER Oh
__ of the board of governors of the B'nai1 DRAUGHT
Brith Home for Aged at Yonkers. Miss1 CARL SCHAUB. PROPRIETOR.
‘ ‘Kempner is a stenographer in Secre-
tary Phillips' Hartford offices. ‘ ' ' ‘
APRONS
1
.A WILL WATCH 'QUAKES 1 1
- AND HURRICANES
The United States Weather I'lur-
eau annount es that it has established
3.0
THURSDAY, JULY 9. 19x4
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Mintz’s
$2.50
DRESSES
$1.99
We will place on sale 3 dozen ~-
Ladies' and Misses" Tub Dress~
es at $1.99. Regular price $2.50.
BungalW—Aprons
Neat and attractive
in Bungalow Aprons
ham and I’ercales. in stripes
and small figures; suite finirh-
Hi at neck with braid and 01h-
full stations at Swan island in the Ca-I
ribbean Sea and at Cape San Antonio;
Cuba. These will be opeinted during
the hurricane season of each year and
thus the bureau will be able to an-
nounce the growth and progress of the
patterns
in Gin;-
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IWest Indian storms more accurately i-rs toumi at neck and down
,thaii it has been able to do hitherto. : front with plain material to
‘ The bureau also announces that It‘ match ......... 50c, 75c, $1.00
has begun work in collecting seismolo1I
gical data, with especial reference tol
the Pacific coast. the Rocky Mountain
section the Mississippi valley certain
Eportions of \‘ew York State and New.
England and the vicinity of Charles1
Dust Caps to match aprons 1Cc
.mmmrsfi <J~.~-*-'-.~J(N.>\;&*.~0\WUL&~J- ‘
PRINCESS AND PLAIN FIT-
TED APRONS.’
Inner .n
04
Princess Aprons in Percale and
h ed. i ll 1 . Gingham ........ 39c and 5°C
Iton. 5' C It in op n “I" "I“Il‘I 1 Plain Fitted Percale and
, her. to secure nmrmation as 0 se 5 Gingham Aprons .......... 25c
mic motions which take. place along‘ I,
fault lines and thus secure Information
. of value to engineers. 1
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J. I. Mallette
88 Washington at,
Tel. 449. So. Norwolk.
W." " 000W 0006‘ ' ‘ “COW. ’0‘-"
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-—‘I have been somew hat costiv,e but 3
:U I'Doans Regulets ga‘e just the results‘ a
U- desired. They act mildly and regu-
' late the bowels perfectly.‘ '—(Iecrge I3.
Krause, 306 Walnut avenue Aitoona.‘
. 'Pa.
1Summer School
JULY 6 TO AUG. 30. 8:00 to 12:00.
Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Stenc-
TIONAL BANK
1 .
at Norwalk, In the State of Connecti- l typy, Typewrttlng.
cut, at the close of business June 30, Grammar 3011001 9011118 Prepared for
' Report of the Condition of” 1
THE FAIRFIELD COUNTY NA-
UNUSUAL MILLINERY VALUES
FOR FRIDAY, JULY 3RD.
Sport Hats .............. 75044.00
Trimmed Panamas ........ $2.25
All White Hats, trimmed with flow-
ers, wings, feathers or ribbons
. ..................... 03.50—35.00
Special Prices on Burnt Leghorn.
’1illack and White Shapes.
Edna Mae Seymour
. .1“ ._. 4.4
Our
STOCK 0'
RANGES
is the most complete in the It"
STAMFORD, moss "
YORK. PERI EC'I‘
ACORN
Also Repairs for All Rouse.
Jones 81 Hotchkiss
WATER COMPANY. 1 ......m...
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, Loans and DisZouunzchf‘...$785,002.991 “m“ COST "5'” Company
! 0"°“"““'- "we“ “‘4 ““' i Merrill Business College ‘7 WI" 3'; Non-"t- "
secured ................ 5,627.00 1 '
U. S. Bonds to secure cir- |._. 3"th Nona-lit. stamrord *1
culation ................ 150,000,001 pm Chm" 1 if
’Bonds, Securities. etc. (0th. 1 ' .'
er than Stocksl ........ 1-6t,051.03; __
All Other stocks .......... 15.02.1001 I AT REDUCED PRICES RED CROSSLINE
Banking House, Furniture 1 Ex lie 8 i ‘ {ALIFAX AN ‘f' I
Summer furniture at special prices' and Fixtures 20,000.00; “I I“: creens n painted 8'80“ 0 31'. JOHN 8 NEW-
“ Krieger's Due from National Banks rarroa or wide slats or in hatural FOUNULAND.
. ._.__.——— (not reserve agentsl 8,509.84‘Yark- Round Trip, N9" York ‘0 H31"
St h S J vl nd famil are com med“ FLOUR' one bag to I Due from State and Private Size. Original Price. Sale Price. In ------------------- “0-00
ep en . ar 8 a Y . customer “011610 dealer b. Round Trl New York t at
spending the week in Beichertown, ’ 1" 1H ' Banks and Bankers, Trust 5 x 8 ft. 81.25 98:: I P: 0 .
Ma” - Companies and Savings 5 x 3 ft. 93¢ 79., LJ‘ochnse, Nzwvfounflaigi ...I 30.00
. . .... osooouorneo ess
. Banks 1.8.»1..1!: :21; 3:12.225- 19:: Pleasant Summer Trips.
_Ladies' Colonial pumps 84 00 quai- G 0d Table BUTTER , ' . . . Due from approved Reserve g 8 it I. a 02- . .-
ity. 82.98. Connealiy and Bracken. in prnts ID. . . . . . . C ChtcgizuandotherCash 166'0‘0'38 ‘ ‘ ' “"98 F ‘49 REgztgngmggmulgfic
Victor w. Ferris entertained a row ' ' Items ................... 7,820.09
. 5Raiiroad Avenue,
friends at u lmpromtu dance at the Notes of other National ' 53mm, NOrwaIk.
Norwaik Yacht Club. last evening, E a Stlndi a Tea C 0 'Banks ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 6'5‘0'001 as West Washington St,
Fractional Paper Currency, South Norwalk.
1 The regular monthly meeting of theI -' -- _. Nickels and Cents ....... 110.491 PhonoJOOO-z. Prompt Delivery.
’Board of Charity Commissioners was, SOUTH NORWALK'S LEADING CASH STORE. Lawful Money Reserve in '
held in the Town Assembly Hall iut‘ 1” ~‘ ' Bank. vtz.:
nlg ht. The routine business of audit- Specie 349,222.50 NOTICE
lug bills and signing orders came up Lesaltender notes 18,500.00 1 ?
“7:722:50 Hmo CLoAss
and was disposed of.
Miss .Mildred Wilson, of West ave-
nue. was hostess at a porch party,
and tea which was held at her home
yesterday afternoon. About twenty
invited guests were present and en-
joyed the affair. - .
Hut!" .1
—lLadies\ white buck pumps, 83.50-
! quality, $2.48. Conneally and Bracken.
1 .
Dancing,
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Mrs. s. .W Velsor and delimiter
1 dais.
oxfotds at 500 Conueally and Bracken.
College Point, L. 1. who are on their'
‘ ' 0. way to New Hampshire.
“ sue-ts an evening of Mr. and Mrs.
8. Coleman. on High street.
' Everett mm. and W. Mort
quits badly injured last my”
when the moment 1:1me
. .ridioi;
C-3'1'l':‘I'HI'III'I‘III-ZII'.lliililfil l'l’l'
Roton Point Park
Thuyrsda July 9th
High Water, 12 :30 YR M.
Full Concert by American Band
TONIGHT " :
~Il 1 Clara, of qulutsrd avenue, m guests poiicemen’s association of this state,
1 " , at the home to Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. the local policemen In attendanceL
: Smith, of Paterson. N. 3.. for a fun thoroughly enjoyed Ithstnseins
—One lot of children’s shoes and walk department.
to check .............. .. 858,431.01
Demand certificates of de-
-:-.-.-istats;-;n;s;-;.;.;.;.;.:. p03“. ....... ‘ ..... l ..... 1,095.19 .
Certified checks ........... . 822.15 mg NOBd AttthIOH; .
At the convention, yesterday of‘ the Cashier‘s checks outstand- .1 ‘—1"'?
ing ............ 151.47 . "
Liabilities other than those . It is uvvm host to catch
ITO- above stated ............ 1.32 3,. 01', '. Mm! m, ,
festive-Sergeant Th uuatherland ...—......— tt norat ms, 1393.11.34? I3.
06 301.03 . " I" 1' ~
was elected vice-pres out of the Nor- . Total ................. $1.4 . insect.
' State of Connecticut, County of y.‘] will save much ann
i‘alrueld, ss.: ace. as well as time and tr .
...—u—t-q-r—u ‘
. abet-in a touts“ taut-ism youtor-
Mr and Mrs. Walter Mathews. or day attached an amount of then main
the summit Fidelity s
.v'voro the pony, belonging to 1‘.
city. to cover s in ., _
mtnstmmbo by. the? lot-HR ‘
y or cute-so. in. 'riiii disc
d in the town court;
1 25 Cts.
Shore Dinners, 75c, 111.00.51.50
OW that the shore statement is true to
Redemption fund with U. s.
Treasurer (5 per cent. of
circulation) 7,500.00 you prefer, and I will be pleased to
_ _.._._..._I quote you. i have the stock and my
Total ................. $1,406,301.03 9"“ m "m
Liabilities. _
I Capital stock paid in ...... $200,000.00
‘ Surplus fund .............. 50,000.00
Undlvided Profits, IIess Ex- ,1 1 AuStifl,S Garage
penses and Taxes paid .. 55,818.51
122 SOUTH MAIN ST.
National Bank Notes out-
standing li2,900.00 Or ’Phons 1622-2, W. R. Austin, 11
Due to otherINatlonal Banks 54,049.39 Woodwnrd Avenue.
Due to State and Prlyate Bologna-11:1 rtilgedacIoi-o. in for
Banks and Bankers ..... 1 1913 Pu 13:“ co: huge r em
Due to Trust Companies and
Savings Banks ..........
Dividends unpaid ........
Individual deposits subject
prices
..uu-‘o’ ......
39.16
36,938.23
6,059.00
:19, by 'phouing or sendingI ..
s Junction; any tpart. of t
men appears
:outoforderiatholsost1
, “Hons-made" repairs
”him at but. and ”no to
‘tnthoiong
him
1 Chester 3. Selleck, Cashier of the
ill. obdxe-namod bank. do solemnly swear
"‘1‘ as best or my knowledge and belief
cam-rm s. SELLECK Cashier. .
:msu‘onbea- and sworn to before me
this so: do! 'or July, 1914.
. harmonious ants
_- . New Public.
My Tire Prices are attractive. l I:
can save you money. Let me knovv 22
your requirements the make of tire --
I make a specialty ~-
MILLINERY
EXCEPTIONALLV LOW PRICES-
of Ford Repairing. Make your old car II
run and ride like new. Reasonable --
Roodner’s Black
WASHINGTON STREET
phone freely for whatever you need
In our line at YOUR convenience.
[ANIBES
Make 460 ..
Your Faithful '
Messenger
We urge you to use our tele-
Tobacco ...
and News
Store,
5 MAIN ST. NORWALK .
DAVEY’S
30c Blend
A Coffee that satisfies at a modem“
cost, Try it. 20 8. and H. Stamps withI
each pound.
ANDREW DAVEY
.9 WASHINGTON IT. “A.
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Norwalk Chronicler