TUESDAY, JULY 3!, 1914
ran some oeuvres: remains summer.
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Pure Home-
made Candy
Aiways Fresh
HUYLER’S FAMOUS
CHOCOLATES
LANE‘S PURE ICE CREAM
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS
F. A. LANE
51 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
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Suit sale at Gottlleh's, Prices nnd'1
valuts n the adv.
Harry lirede, oi Lowe St, is spend—
ing a week with Fritz tinlius, at his
term in \\‘est Xorwalk.
Roton Point Park is an ideal shore
resort for all the people all the time.
Try one of those excellent shore din-
ners.
‘ ll, \V. Drake, of the South Norwalk
postot‘fice. is enjoying a vacation in
Asbury Park. William ll. 'Huru is not-
ing as substitute.
Mrs. R. Kavsn, Harry, Rose and Ber.
the. Kevan are spending a short vaca-
tion 1 the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
' Si‘ec, on Stuart avenue.
. Vincent Costello is substituting in
the place of Elbert W Clark who is
enjoying it vacation from his duties In
the South 'tl‘orvlslk post-office.
Mrs, Glendenning and her daughter
Marion. of Norwalk. nave returned to
their home after a visit with Mrs. A.
R. Scoiiehl of Main street, Stamford.
—Dustln Farnuiu in The Lightning
Conductor, six parts, at Lockwood‘s
Hail and Pleasant iiour today,
\
Miss Ellie Bouton, of South Norwslk
has gone to New Britain, to enter the
training school for nurses connected
with the New Britain General Hosplt-'
al.
"Miss Bertine Pearson,'who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Axel Seink.
neck, of Lowe street. has returned to
‘ her home in New York, accompanied
by her nephew. Stanley Seinknecht,
who will spend several weeks with her.
‘ While diving at Hickory Bluff yes-l
terday. Reggie Smith. of Norwalk, had
the mistertune to strike bottom end
dislocate his shoulder. E, .D. Randall
and George ' Cantrell administered
first aid. and succeeded in pulling the
shoulder hack in place.
~ John ‘Letzel, deputy sachem: C. E.
Clapp. E. R. Gould and George Jud:
eon, past smhems or Psugussett tribe.
,- are coming to South Norwslk this eve-
‘. ning to raise up the chiefs oi! Uncas
tribe Several other members of the
Danbury tribe will accompany the of-
‘ floors in this trip.
Local tribes of Red‘ Men have re
‘ceired an invitation from Okeniiclr
' enuel outing 01 Channel: tribe which
ill be held on Charles island. August
find 2 A number of the members or
11191041..th exp‘sot to accept the in.
vitation or the Stroller-d tribesmen.
’ _ several loeel motorcyclists expect to
enter the motorcycle contests thpt are
‘ Body Builder and Strength Creator
. l the Ford.
‘1 counts.
‘tribe in Btrsttor‘d to attend the sun
l?
‘ , be held in the Bridgeport Acre—j
August. in con-1
, omobiie races. The ;
VlNOL
The Madam Tonic
F. H. BAXTER, DRUGGIST
David W. Raymond ’
UNDERTAKER
new RED naive BUILDING
27 WASHINGON or.
Tet, office, 10694; house, 693
fi‘
The first cost is the highest cost of
Mrs. Robert Gninor, of Summit are
line, has returned after spending a few
Y.
'Miss Alecia Brede‘, of Lowe street,
has returned from Brooklyn. N. Y..
where she has been spending her we
cation,
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Mrs. Frederick Glorchino, of South
Norwalk, formerly of Bridgeport, use
the guest of friends in that city y-es
terday,
The regular weekly rehearsal of the
American Band will he held tomoirow
evening in the band's room. on “8101‘
street. ~
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—The entire store filled with real
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We the cost to keep tlmt'l
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days with her aunt in Mutteuwan,‘ N.’
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‘OFF
1.1.1111 l1_.5;1lTa1.i Ottordsiuth
pulls; aim lteg..l Gun
Metal and Pat. Oxfords.
This leCEJirrs' .111 this season ~
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‘Eill.
_KElELER’S
“30000000 W -
.. 3-90- «Amman-W
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new inn! and pat-
Razor Your
Expenses
Take the Surplus and DepOsit it
in the'
Fairfield County
Savings Bank
WALL STREET.
NORWALK.
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 81 GANS COMPANY
Water Street. South Norwaik.
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FROM
-, HEADQUARTERS FOR cur FLOWERS or ALL KINDS.
South Norwalk Flower Co.,
i
No. 2 South Main. Street
live bargains at the Jubilee Stile at‘
Miutz’s.
The Frank Lynch arrested
week for drunkenness, was not Frank
Lynch, of Spring street, the party
mentioned in yesterday's papers be-
ing from out of town.
The D. M. Read Company are sliver-I
tising twenty or more designs in light
wool chulll. Chulll is a most agree-
able thing to wear and the odv. should
interest all feminine members of the
family. 11 ' v
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3 William Armstrong and wife, of this
city, sailed today on the Cunard Line
8. S. Laoonin from Bostdn for Eng-
land. They willireturn August 26111 on
the Mauretenin or the seine line. They
secured their tickets and reservations
through J. m. Layton e Co., of Rain
road avenue, agents oi the Cunard
Line. .
The 'aunual picnic of the South Nor-
walk M.’ E. Church will be held on
Wednesday or this week, at Rotonl
Point Park. The school will leave on
special trolleys. The cars will leave;
the High school at 9: 45, Monroe street
at 9: 55, and Meddow street at 10'
o'clock. There will.be games sndi
sports by the Boy Scouts. of the
church, and the members of the Sun-
day school. A line Lime is expected.»
THE BANK or 81111171011
+
, carry money in your pocket: or
*1 leave it in the home. A promi-
nent citizen '
Carnival
events; you the loser of
$115 .00
'this 1
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Tel. 73!
You Can Save Money by Ordering Your
Floral Decorations and Funeral Designs
Telephone 364
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Tennis and Outing
Shoes ~
The back to nature shoe tor the entire lazuli).
Conneally and Bracken
18 WASHINGTON 6T.
Trot-Moos
With :lllOUlil or corrugated rubber soles and heels,
"w. vs. Camry-awe J‘LNJ"
2‘.
now is the. time to «buy them. _
1%) Washington“ at,
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1v ‘ 1 I
_If you need u‘Suit, Dress, Skirt.
Waist,
Last Week of "Our
July Clearance
' Sale
For this week the price reductions have been drastic.
Underwear or HoSlery,
M. MOItasch 81 Son
Main Store—2m Atlantlc Sh, Mumford.
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pensive.
July Fashions
‘ . in the celebrated '
Pictorial Review
Patterns
are now ready
to: you!
The dress you make and
never wear Menu you
be: other: wearing more
stylish. more up to date
routes is the most ox-
‘You avoid disappoint-
~ most if you umr
Pictorial Renew
Patterns .
The City National Bank
THE FIRST CONSIDERATION.
The first consideration with any person about to open a bank ac-
count should be the safety of the fund.
This Bank, with its hundreds of satisfied depositors, has that abso-
lute security desired and a. banking service that is second to none
in this state.
ways pleasing to us.
An opportunity to perform a personal service is al-
May we hate the pleasure of explaining to you the admotages ue
offer?
Capital, Surplus and Stockholders‘ Liability,
1N0
11Motor Party
Complete
Without one of our
$300,000.00.
Electric Fans
16 Inch Oscillating ...... $17. 50
16 Inch Rib id ................ $13.50
ELECTRIC WIRING FOR LIGHT
AND POWER.
White Electric Co.
Electrical Engineer. and Contractoi-s.
54 ‘Water St. South NOrwatk.
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3 000033031 .
Sailing or
*‘ Simplex
Vacuum Bottles
Keeps Liquid Cold 80 Hours
Hot 30 Hours
Manufacturer’s Guarantee with every one of them.
6 Coupons and 98c
Will make you the possessor of :1 Rubber Toned one.
6 Coupons and $1.13
will bring a Nickel Ono into your home.
Ask your friends who own one. They’ll tell you what
a household necessity it has become.
”now before the supply is exhausted.
Bring your CoupOns
‘* Vacuum Bottle Day.
Coupon No. 47
COMPLETE $2.50 VACUUM» BOTTLE.
Presented by The Evening Sentinel.
Every day is a
c
Present the above coupon at this office, with five
, others of consecutive dates, and the cost amount of ex-
4-1pm” items named below, and get this Simplex Vacuum:
Bottle.
$2. 50 Vacuum Bottle
Ready ea uu, all complete,
Nickel Cup Attachment. Every Bottle guaranteed to
keep liquids hot 30' hours, and cold so hours. Stron out.
use: Durable; Most: Sanitary,
Most Economics! Bottle Made a.
mum and
including a
handsome "
Moot Simple, Hi est
2' yesterday served a body writ on":
PAGE
SEVEN
To “deliver the goods" is the
earnest desire of every fair, square
business man.
Here‘s the clothing, ready to do:
liver on your back or to your ad- _, 1
dress. No delay, no disappoint-
merits, no mi'sGCresentation.
Summer suits, the minimum of
weight, the maximum of value,
$10.00 to $25.00
Some specialTartan plaids, at $20
that, judged by looks belong to the
$30 class. ‘
Rogers 81 Stevens
OUTFITTERS ‘
Norwalk and South Norvvnlk
0
Notice
The Bridge Fish Market will con;
tinue to do huelnms at the chi stand
until I notify you through my ndvbf
to the contrary, notwithstanding what
you read in the newspapers.
R. J. Cutbill, Prep.
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LADIES' SILK HOBIERY.
lilvoli, lngruln Silk Hosiery ,.
..... $1.00, $1.50. $2.53 Pair .3
Gordon l’ure Thread Silk Hose. ~
in black While, pink and sky '
................ $1.00 pair 1:
Gordon i‘loited silk llosieiy in '
black, tau. emerald green king's .1:
blue, sky and pink .. 50:: Pair :
Gordon Boot Silk llosieiy ‘
black, tan and while
........ 25c and 500 pair 2.
Extra Sizes in Gordon and Ill ,2
voli Silk Hosiery .. $1.00 pair ::
J.I.Mallette 33
88 Washington St.
Tel. 449.
So. Norwalk.
Clifford Hotel
Rathskeller
Open from 9 a. m.
to 11.30 p. m.
MUSIC SATURDAY 1
NIGHTS
Deputy Sheriff 1). Louis Ladrlgon:
summer resident of Harbor View
Beach. Nothing of value was Mail's-
ble for attachment. sot hes heritt look
If the man. in custody, but when it woof J
'_ understood the sheriff was in earnest,
. the man in question asked permission .
II to return to his home. where he would 1
;, oner pennant property for attachment,"
~ which was lrsnted. "
Building inspector Clarence lumen
‘ yelterdoy inspected three chimneys,
one built by John Peocerrelil. on the ‘
Mom”. and the other two bah-'1:
”whommdbysmn nun.
cull-immanent: We.”
W mum.
in _‘_ .0
hem of Mn. Bot-tho Nay. on wine '
Norwalk Chronicler