0““ ‘4' ' - Golden. ' 0‘: Kellogg of Norwalk, motored to “MY, JUL! :1. we V. .. mmmnfluimsm PAGE ' SEVE’ , 3; Pure Home- 3 made Candy.‘ Always Fresh HUYLER’S FAMOU: CHOCOLATEB LANE‘S PURE ICE CREAM THE BEST OF BAKERY PRODUCTS F. A. LANE 51 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK VINOL The Madam Tonic Body Builder and Wrath Creator F. H. BAXTER, DRUGGIST David W.Rs_ysiond , UNDERTAKER NEW RED MEN‘S BUILDING 21 WASMIBON 6T. .TeL, office, 10603: than, 693 l Miss Florence Seaman oi Bedrord Dresses. wash skirts. suits and street. Stamford, on s iteration at waists are among the Saturday spec .92 ' OFF On all Dodges and Regal Tsu Oxtords in the store; also Regal Gun Metal and Pat. Oxfords. ”Lie includes all this season's goods: every new last and pat- it‘lli. I KEELER’S Razor Your Expenses Take the Surplus and Deposit lt in the Fairfield County :5. Savings Bank ' WALL STREET. No awALK. Now is the Time OUR YARD THE BEST QUALITY OF COAL MINED, AT LOWEST PRICES. 65556 Beach isle at Jacoby's. Mr and Mrs. Elmer S. Webb or New Canaan, have been visits? with friends in Norwalk. Miss Ruth Gelston of East Haddam returned to relatives in Norwalk to day, after visiting in Springdsle. Misses Gertrude and Elizabeth Blake. of Shelter Rock avenue. Danbury, are spending their vacations at Cell Pas- ture. nine weeks, remains about the some. Several unusual specials will found advertised by the East lndia Tea Compass be carefully read. w...— ——Panamss, 83.50. O’Brien'e. ~Sltop- early at the Jubilee Sale. Great hars'iins in sll departments. Minus. Doors open at 9 a. in. l The engagement has recently been Iannounced of Miss Florence DeWitt, of Wilton, to Howard Hoyt, of Nor- walk Mrs Grace Shine and daughter, Miss Andrey. visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schmidt. on view avenue, New Csnsan. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hurst or New York, have been guests of friends and; relatives in Silvermine the past week. . Antonio Audlno, oi the lloyt's Trie- titre barber shop, has resumed his The Sunday-school of the Wilton Congregational church will hold its annual picnic on July 29th at Roton Point. I in New York city. -—Thls Saturday night the grand ' take place. Don't miss it. The their “ illiarn 0 H3” 0! West avenue, tre will be open every night thereaiter has been confined to his home for the with a program of the latest and best past several days with an stink of photo plays. illness. ' _ ' --—’-- Mrs. Florine Baldwin and 'Miss .. m. w... .. as . 0 we ' rived on Wednesday at the Com- Stull, proprietor. you will find some unusual burg-sins, “to“ homestead on Smiths Ridge, Mrs. Mary. E.. “.Thonss and Mrs. go Black have returned New York city. Jul) utter a pleasant visit with Mrs. George ‘W. Johnson, of 38 Butler street. some price will secure them at the ilee Sale st Mtnts's. Doors open at 9 a. a! - The Men’s Outing Club of the First Congregations! Church left this mor 'i In: It! Betts' Island, where the day- wili he spent. About thirty members maelstrmmmenmuotum guides? .ID. Mord, Judge Iii. M.: i ; Lockwood and Henry Cornell. it is an Dr Walter Mead °t Arlington, N’ ‘1" annual sirsir end a clsmbslre and decompanied by his month. Mrs. ‘3. :u. unsaiineetinx ot the Nob «walk Building, Loan and investment ”sedation will be held on Tuesday, ‘giuly 213th at the allies of Taylor} entertainment A rattling good time! is anticipated by the members, who} will return late this sttsrnoon. The » smears of the club no Oliver Stanley. EdwerdOuhmotthe mm“ secretary. sndFredElis «answer I Provision Comm. amped out In rest Swamp, last night. The reason. =‘L Arr-lend oi Edward's. mussel! sn‘ " .pntomobile. and it hiked there last “I“ . j"? Springtime. this week, to visit another cousin, Mrs. Andrew Weed. lilies Elizabeth Cullen of Concord street, who has been ill for the past. he ' The large adv should Lake- ‘ Tl.» duties in that place utter having ai-j joyed a two dsys‘ visit with friends' . opening of Open Air Theatre will: where they are enjoying s pleasant‘! ‘ vi . l —.High. medium straws. ,Q'Brlen's. sit. ' ——All suits, costs and dresses mustI ~.._._._.___4 sports will make up the proxrun oi ‘ . Remerhber Us With Your Order. ti HARRIS & GANS COMPANY Tel. m: Water Street. South Norwalk. t l ‘ , __..c. ...-_.-.........-__..__,..__. Free-Delivery Note the UNUSUAL BARGAINS This Week AT THE East Norwalk cash GrOcery. WHY PAY MORE. . Phone 743-3 EXTRA FINE TABLE BUTTER, IN PRINTS, . 260 SHREDDED WHEAT, 2 PKGS, 210 GRANULATED SUGAR, 5 LBS., 23c 21c BORDEN’B EVAPORATED MILK, 2 CANS 15c sour TOASTIES, 2 was. 150 The City National Bank. t Our Unsurpassed Facilities. This Bank otters the very highest type at service—constantly on the alert to serve depositors in every possible manner; 4‘ We fully realize that your best interests are our best. interests .W ”a: ail-w“ “‘3‘" r and it we are Able tunerve you_ it is always our pleasure in do so. To this end we devote our careful personal ottention. dalthi’ul werk and unsurpassed facilities. l . _ . , You Can Save Money by Ordering Your F ioral Decorations and Funeral Designs FROM HEADQUARTERS FOR cur FLOWERS or ALL KINDS. South Norwalk Flower Co., . No. 2 South‘Mein Street Telephone sot v Specials for Friday and Saturday Yourcheiceoisny Suit 399$ Chi___l_dren’s Dresses, formerly sold from 98c sud $2. 98 79¢ HolleDm 79¢ l 'UOII'ZIIIOOIDICIIDDOIeIslll'eo ElsieSilkI-Iose....... 21¢ Silk GirdlesandSuhes , 39¢ PatentLeeiher Giulia”: values. 25¢- “Wants, 98c and $149 valuu . 79¢ GonetCoversananwcrs.............-...,.19¢oscli‘ . EXTRA SPECIAL. ' Wash 13mm and Barium at Half Price. .3 f5 1!!nehliud.»............fll.do ROYAL LUNCH MILK ancx. see, 3 LBS., 250 _ FANCY NEW POTATOES, 14 Les. 2350 Puss LEAF LARD, A POUND 120 NATIONAL BISCUIT 0018 CRACKERS, 2 LBS., lSc CAMPBELL's BEANs AND soup A CAN Sc KI'PPERED HERRING, A CAN 7C; FORCE, 2 PKG!" Zlc MAGNOLIA on CLOVER mm, 3 CANS, 29c .. THE VERY FINEST CREAM‘ . ERY BUTTER, A LB., SMOKED s‘HOULo- Ens. A Le, BAKER'B coc0A, A CAN WHITE nose soon A CAN .‘ ' '40 A. STULL, 24 Cottage Street. East Norwslk ~. “’ II PEI-8 NAPTHA, OZONE. KIRK- MAN'S BDRAX SOAP, ..._~_ .....__ oi Summer Geods ....... LaSt Two Days of SALE ~ . Conneally and. Dracken . 1s wumueron or. All Kinds. DI . f v e 'f 121.449. 4. ti banko tok. Slick Magya- “ Blue serge” wins the race. 2 I All sorts oi fabrics come arid; .50, but serge always forges: to the front and stays there. Always useful-~always stylish " --always ready. Rogers 8: Stevens“ OUTFITTERS Norwalk and South Nor-walk: » __.,_ ,..,_ . Soft Shell Crabs", _ Lobsters ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH, LONG 3' AND ROUND » CLAMB CUTBILL’S ' Bridge FISh Market a? West End Washington st. Bridge. ~ TELEPHONE 108. South Nomik...“ Free Delivery Uptown and Downtown. CliiiOrd Hotel Ra-thskeller Open from 9 a. m. to 11.30 p. m. MUSIC SATURDAY NIGHTS - ; Children’s . v ROMPERS‘ Seersucker and Gingham liomp- :: ers in stripes, checks and plairi colors, and all white, 1 to 6 yours ................ 50c pair Beach Rompers in crepe, in blue and white and pink and white stripes neatly finished at ~ neck Ind sleeves with a narrow white 'brsid .......... 75; pair Plisse Crepe Beach Rompers in . .- Dinl; blue and white, "belt, sleeve, neck and hottem of ram- - .. pe'rs trimmed with narrow ‘2' - hands of white crepe 81.06 Pr. ,j J. LMalletie I 88 Washington 8( So. .» 9 Mi Aramk -i . Allogy’ Te Magyarok'; 1,; ERESYETEK, hogy‘es a» ' rok nak bcne rcsvenes, es ti ‘ Magyarok no feyeeek mom ho k6 be van. 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