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Pore Home-
made Candy
Alston FNII
HUVLER‘O FAIOU!
CHOCOLATEO
LANE'S PURE ICE CREAII
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS
F. A. LANE
51 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
White dre<s cottons at the I). M.
liwi company.
A nuv plum-eipnst wagon has been.
added to tire equipment of the South
Norwalk post-omce.
Miss Florence Lundquist, of New
York city, is spending a short vaca-
tion at the home of Mrs. Matilda
Sailier, in Elm Grove street.
lir. and Elirs. Roy W. White. of
Burritt avenue. have returned home
after attending the wedding of mm
T. White “and Miss ll. Grace Lee.
The police last evening were in-
formed that someone was prowling
about the rear porch of a West avenue
residence. A pollCeman hastily vis-
ited the house. but found no one.’
o
A very pretty dance was enjoyed
last evening at the Knob Club. Music
‘ was furnished by an Edison «disc .
graphophonc. There was a line atten.
dance and an excellent time was en-
joyed by all.
Air. and Mrs. William F. Greelei', oi
30 Lincoln avenue, second district,
have returned from a two week's va-
‘ cation spent in various point of in-
terest in Connecticut and Massachu-
setts. An enjoyable time was spent
at Hampton Beach and Salisbury
Beach. Mass. '
The many friends of Arthur Stsbell,
. Norwaik's crack swimmer, are consid-
, ' erably Worried because Mr. Stabell has
Ii ' int as yet received his A. A. U. card,
which he must nova before participat-
_. in; in the New York Tribungs on Sat-
"J, urday of this week. it is to be hoped
7 that the card is received in time.
.r
. The July turnitnre sale of the A J.
Collins Company’s idimenso stock of
furniture, carpets, bedding and house
. furnishings, representing. the largest”
2 assortment to be Tour! in this vicinity
and marked from 10 to 30 per cent.
does than regular price. Everything
needed for the house to be found
“ there. See adv. ~
to
l
William White arrested on July 3.
fore Judge Keogh. Home fined‘ul)
O. O. R, will meet tomorrow evening.
at the corner of North Naipaul! West “W to install plumbing in
sets" for reckless driving. open mui- home i” Frank Polmanto on EU “9'
lie) 45nd falling to give the proper om!” 3° m ”sued F permit this
mm sizable. was tried this morn-‘mmg‘- '2 _ »
infirmsposdin; “Micropsii
VINOL
The M Tools
Ice, lull“: and W Crolto'
I‘. H. IAXTEI. DRUGNIT
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David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING
27 WASHINGON ST.
‘ .Tol., office, 10694; house, 593
Eureka. Rebekah Lodge, No. 42. 1
George Hoyt of Norwalk, recently:
visited relatives in Bridgeport.
There will be a donkey social at L
the Knight street A. M. E. Church.‘
this evening.
2.9
’OFF
slid Regal 'Iau (isiordi in the :lui'.
Metal and Pal. Uxiords.
fills include: all this season‘s mods any new last
it‘l‘ii.
KEELER’S
Ul. a.l i‘n'rria: alpii Regal (inn
and pot—
in the
Fairfield County
Savings Bank
WALL STREET. NQHWALK.
Now IS the Time
TO PROVIDE FOR NEXT WINTER'S COMFORT. WE HAVE IN
OUR YARD THE BEST QUALITY OF COAL MINED, AT LOWEST
PRICES.
Remember Us With Your Order.
HARRIS & GANS comm
Water Strut. South Norwalk. Tel. 721.
l
The chic summer girl will find no
end of neckwear to suit her fancy at
the\ . E. Ryan Co' 5 Store.
l
J. J. Sullivan, Saugstnck newsdeal-
er, has purchased an Oakland tonin;i
lag car from W. R. Austin.
Only routine business was trans-
acted last evening at the meeting of
Butler Lodge. No 97, I. 0,.0. I".
Miss Nettie Broadway is spendins
a few days with Miss Sarah A Baker.
2 West avenue. South Norwalk,
1
.
I
.
Charlhs 8. Melisa, inlcompany with:
John W. H. Crin, ‘of New York. leftj
Stockbridge yesterday for a trip to‘
New Hampshire.
Beeman J. Pest. son of Mrs. Annie
Peet-Dickman is confined to his home,
No. 1 Chestnut street. SoCond District, 3
with nasal diphtheria.
--1All the balance or our 84, 88.50
and :3 tan pumps and oxfonds will be
placed on sale Friday morning at
9 o’clock. 980 pair. aAll sizes and
widths. Conneally and Bracken.
The case of John Sherman. arrest-
ed on Tuesday evening ~ by ”Odicer
John Smith for drunkenness. Was
continued until Monday. ,
Mr and Mrs Alvin Heerdt and son
Alvin of Norwalk are guests at the
home of Mr. and ms. 0. E 'r. Fairly.
Stamford avenue, New Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barber of
Maple street, and Miss Helen 0' Brien
ot Crescent Teri-see lot: this morn-
ing for mantle City to remain a
w 38k. ..
William H Meeker has received the
the
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The City National Bank
- Our Unsurpassed Facilities;
This Bank otters the very highest type or sender—constantly on
the alert to serve depositors in every possible manner.
We fully realize that your best interests are our host interests.
and it we are able to serve you” it is always our piedshie to do so.
To this end we devote our careful attention,
work and unsurpassed facilities.
personal faithful
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You Can Save Money by Ordering Your
Floral Decorations and Funeral Designs
. FROM .
HEADQUARTERS FOR CUT FLOWERS OF ALL KINDS.
South Norwalk Flower Co.,
, no. 2 South Main street Telephone 364
DR SSE n
nodes possess 79¢
affirm oanssss ..... 93¢‘
"Arrnnnoon namsnswu... ...... $1 98-
was amounting was. Materials ..... $2,751.11. ‘
m possess Poplins and cm De Chine:
y _ss.49 1.... $1049,
12o plummet. «vials soon—alums as. new.
Last Two Days of
SALE
of Summer Geods All Kinds.
Conneally and Bracken
18 WASHINGTON 8T.
. of Constitutions Work [lone
E'tlon bill is the product of a represen-
lcisms now being made against can
3 tain features 0! the river and harbor and har‘bor work
“Without the representative char-
lt is my Wat certain appnopriaiions‘ (on . ..
, tor projects might find their way in- harbor bill.
lpiecs oi his constituencn
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We Are Giving You a Good Discount
on Tires and Tubes.
\l‘n‘v"
it will pay you to get our prices before you
purchase. Our goods are all sold on a guarantee.
We also give you Adjustments that will surprise you.
F. E.» Lockwood 8. C0.
39 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
Free Band Concert
TONIGHT
A T
’Roton Point Park
Dancing in the Pavilion .25c
Shore‘Dinners at the Casino
$1 $1.50
. 3
NSEUSSES .'Pllll|l'
mm
to the division endinoer who ap-
proves or modifies it as the facts ap»
pear before him. From the divi-
'slon engineer the report goes to the
iBoard of engineers for rivers and
l bar bors.who examine it with scrup-
ulous cine giving their: approval I
iii lllllil lilii
"ARBORS But“ the pro‘ject be meritorious, and final-
1ly it reaches the chief of engineers
Chief of Engineers Kinsman Tolls i° W “Name“ by “m “it“ 1““ “5
much discrimination as was shown
:the project: by those below. At each
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stage at the proceeding local '
By Corps IOI' Pllllllc linterests may be heard. for «or
I. .. lminst the contemplated improve
V o , meat. and then. after it receives the
wasnlso'ron. D. C.. “1’ stamp of approval of the clue: of
1°-‘~"Th° “V?" PM “”0" approprla- engineers. it is transmitted to the
secretary of war, who in turn, sends
it to Congress for legislation on the
subject.
tative form of government. and I am
a firm believer in the representative
character of our government " said CW ““9“. °“ W NW0.
General Dan C Kingman, chief .01 "Is it not fair to assume. in view
engineers. as he discussed the crit- of the careful investigation that is
given ev erv lndhldual project by the
corps of engineers engaged in riVer
that anything
bill that looks like pork’ will] be dismv—
‘The River and harbor is the cred by this body of trained engin
combined 5011511181110: the COT?! °f ears, and will be reported upon ad! 3
011811189“ engaged 0'“ NV“ and ban versely‘! It is ridiculous to believe
her work plus the intelligent un- otherwise for the entire cm." is
‘ ‘ demanding of the needs or portion lesions to a degree of its good name.
'1” localities 0“ the part °t “‘9 0°” and its reputation for clean moth
mittees of the two Houses of 0011- ads as the servants of the people.
re havln im rovements of our
8 as g p i Criticism Unwanted.
rivers and harbors in hand.
"The criticism that is being made
actor of our legislation,
honest conviction that appropriation creeks. as carried in the River and
is also most unwarrant-
to budgets that would savor of ad. What would an appropriation
'puli’ rather than nsve the project of :5. 000 accomplish tor the mouth "
of the Mississippi or the Ambooss
stand upon its own merit. .
' channel?
Result of Much Study.
"The representative is the mouth- .sea as to upset it to mm on for
ands: pression upon' either of these two
such {a supposed to present :3 thilgrest projects But so, 000 spent on
comm ttss et Consi‘os’s the as s o 'a crack-may be the differed“ be=
“3 990919- “d if 39 should ”k {or --tw ween increased treisht
they will
very quickly tell him so and will
rsadil andlsomsono who will
strum as a means of tunamrtstion.
There are numberloss cracks. in.
bum; but a local designation. for“: ’
stunt—owners tonnage rivet mighty
You mitt just as well.
hovel that may dollars into the ‘
. movement. .
““51“” that his ””915 d° ”Nor the absolute abandonment of the
‘ ~ want or do not demand,
{anointed States. the word 'cre'eli"
PAGE SEVEN
”Those so-callcd
“Dutch Suits” and
“Oliver Twist”
are an innovation in
wash suit style for the
Little Fellows
We have ’em because
*
1 they are new, but the
Russianand Sailor
suits are Still Leaders.
All the novelties as
well as the standard
fabrics for Boys from
three years up.
Rogers & Stevens
OUTFITTERS
Norwalk and South Norwalk
m
80ft. Shell Crabs
Lobsters
ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH, LONG
AND ROUND
QLAMD
CUTBILL’S ,
Bridge Fish Market} ' "
Wat End Washington St. Brings.
TELEPHONE 103.~ South Norwalk.
Fm Delivery Uptown and. Downtown,
fit»:
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Chiford Hotel.
Rathskeller
Open from 9 a. m.
to 11.30 p« m.
‘llwsrc SATURDAY
moms
'-
n
i Seersucker ‘and Gingham Romp?
. ers in stripes, checks and pi n2
colors and all white. 1 to
.- years ......_.......‘r:; 509
' Beach Rompers in crepe, ,
- blue and white and pink _an
I uwhito stripes new) finished a.
. neck Ind-sleeves with a norm
. whitebrnid.'i.........15o Pa
* Phase Givens Beach Rompers- in
ink,I blue and white, belt, ..
neck m1 bottom of mm-
triinnlud with namw . '
“mutton“ 01.” PT: .
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