i; Pure Home-
Always Fresh
HUYLER‘S FAMOUS
cuocou‘rss
LANE'S PURE ICE CREAM
THE BEST or BAKERY
PRODUCTS
F. A. LANE
51 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
Miss Gertrude Meyer, of St. John’s;
place, Stamford. is home from ‘a race-
tion with her uncle in Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Woodrulf.
of 185 Main street, have returned from
a visit to New Haven and Hartford.
Edgar H. Fox. who has been spend-
in; a week in South ‘Norwslk, has re-
turned to Grantwood, New Jersey.
Mrs. John P. Donnelly, of Carson
City, Nevada, has returned home after
Q visit with Mr, and Mrs. John Fell.
Miss Lucile Collins and Miss Ethel
MscLean, of Lowe street, left today
for Tupper Lake, in the Adirondacks,
to spend a week.
Q
lArt needlework for summer days, at
, Road's. See adv.‘
Mr. and Mrs. Lester J. Cargill and
daughter. of Bridgeport. were guests
of Andrew H. ngon, in South Norwalk,
over Sunday. 1'
Charles J. Abrams, electrician for
Cluett. Peabody a: Company. has been
spending a few days in Troy. New
Kerk.
Mrs. Henry S. Rood has taken pos-
session of her new house, in West
* , street. just completed by ContractorI
l; . fiarry W. Mather.
J leaves today on a week’s vacation,
' ,g which will-be spent in Portland, Me.
7 Special prices on suits. coats and
9»; dresses. at theg‘Mints jubilee sale. .
LA reminder that another Danbury
lair is approaching. is learnt in the
‘an'nouncennnt that the premium lists-I
will be ready for distribution about
August 1.
In Norwelk. last week. there were
ten sales of property, with mortgages
01819.400. For the third week of
July, last year. there were fifteen
transfers of real estate, and mort-
gages of $30, 840.
u .Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gehrmann. Dr.
mmDoVomndmumam
g Whitney started yesterday for a
Wacrulseeastward in Captain
'mvu'sya‘cnyano a mint
made Candy
W. 0. McLean, South 'Norwalk rep-r
resentatlve of the Norwalk Hounl
VINOL
The Modern Tonic
Body Builder and Mn Creator
F. H. BAXTER, DRUGGIST
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
new no news BUILDING
21 wmumoou er.
.Ts|., office. 10m; mun, m
ONO Thamer
Ocullsts and Opticians,
Eyestrain
causes everyday trouble. No work
is accomplished without the con-
stant application of your eyes.
We retain the exclusive service.
of OCULISTS to examine eyes.
87 Ausntlc Square. Otarnford. 00;".
Open 8st. Evenings. Est. 1897
Mrs. I. '1'. pay... of a West street,
. has gone to Patchogue, L. 1., for a few
I d'ne
Wash skirts at J. l. Mailette's.
Madam Holley has recovered from
{her recent illness, and this morning
was able to return to her business at
the Beauty Shop.
Commencing next Sunday the even-
lns service at the First Methodist
Episcopal Church will be discontinued
the adv. o! A. Stun.
§_______.
higher Lake my my; Moose. Adi
ronds'ck Mountains. tor a few weeks'
sojourn. ,o‘
until the second Sunday in September. I‘
Four extra specials will be found in 1‘
Mrs Edward J. Sims and Muse!- TI
mour Curtis will leave tomoiigw for "
new
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Keeler’s
FINAL CLEARANC
OF ALL LOW SHOES.
Ladies' Tan Oxfords and Pumps that sold before from $2.50 to
$4.00, now ...................................... ‘ ..... $1.98
All other “Regal" and "Douglas" Oxfords and Pumps at big reduc-
tons.
Razor Your
Expenses
Take the Surplus and Deposit It 'i-
in the ‘ "
Fairfield County
Savings Bank
WALL STREET. NORWALK.
Now is the Time
TO PROVIDE FOR NEXT WINTER'C COMFORT. WE HAVE IN
OUR YARD THE BEST QUALITY OF COAL MINED, AT LOWEST
PRICES.
Remember Us With Your Order.
HARRIS 8r GANS COMPANY
Water Street. South Nor-walk. . Tel. 72:.
v
You Can Save Money by Ordering Your
Floral Decorations and Funeral Designs
FROM
Hsnoouan'rsss FOR cur rtowsss or ALL KINDS.
South Norwalk Flower Co.,
No. 2 SOuth Main Street Telephone 364
ElectriciFans
16 Inch Oscillating ...... "7.50
16 Inch Rigid ..; ............ .. $13.50
ELECTRIC WIRING FOR LIGHT
AND POWER.
in: White Electric Co.
Electrical Ensineers and Contractors.
54 Water at. South Nor-walk.
31%“me
: - With Dependable Furniture. We spec ialize in furnishing homes complete.
\
t?
Sterling Furniture Co.
.t’ L: in
Tel 105 127-128 Washington St
When Sterling says it‘s oak it's oak.
Rev. William R. Makeham. pastor
of the First Methodist Episcopal
Chruch, left today for Shandlkon. in
the Catskills to Join his family. who
are spending the summer there.
Harry B. Knapp. who has been so-
riously with pneumonia, in New York.
was able to come to South Nor-walk.
yesterday, when he will remain for
a while at the residence of his mother,
Mrs. Burr Knapp, in Washington
street. , ' .
The check book is the subject or the
mom. BhamBWestIlr. endure. CityNatinnalBaalrtodw Betterread amt-$.29..-
u‘ a i .
W
Tussmor Stavros '
, Tempomy .
Money a.
'l‘hmisnobetterwsyimthe
A, FAMILY WAsn FOR 75...
Everything washed 0mm. an the flat pieces and underwear
honed. and the starch placental-chad wet, sent to you ready to
dampen and iron.
AT THE RATE OF 1 1-2o PER PIECE.
CRESCENT LAUNDRY.
PHONE 5-4;,
’fi
E . i i l i 1 l"?
I.‘L'fltiranulatod Socorro lbw. ‘
‘u \;
. Macaroni or apashcttl, a pkg.
CM" 11°F! H") I Ih- Grape Nuts, 2 pk“;
‘ ‘ 24cc" «mm. _, .
sasr sonwaur
White Shoes for Summer.
All styles for men. women and children.
Tennis and Yachting Shoes.
With corrugamd or smooth rubber soles and heels.
TRY “TROT-MOC" SHOES FOR YOUR VACATION TRIP.
Conneally and Bracken
18 WASHINGTON IT.
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omjul
Var? H.
We,
Special trousers in flan-
nel and serge necessary“ ,
for style as well as econ- g
omy. Prices-
$3.50 to $6.00
White silk socks at 50c
for the white serge trous-
CI’S.
Rogers 8t Stevens
OUTFITTERS
Norwaik and South Norwaik
- Make 460
Your Faithful
Messenger
We urge you to use our tele
phone freely for whatever you need
in our line at YOUR couvenience.
and News
IANIIE’S
5 MAIN 5T.' NORWALK.
Tobacco
MERRILL COLLEGE
' SUMMER
The City National Bank
Is it wise to keep your money in the office, at home or in your
pocket when by placing it in this Bank you have, without cost, the
advantage of a check book and the additional security for your sur-
plus funds?
Checks are of value only to the person in whose favor they are
drawn—they give satisfaction and add dignity to your business
THE CHECK BOOK.
transactions.
Your personal interests, we believe are well served by the handy
check book.
SCHOOL
July 6 to August 30.
a. m. to 12 m
SPECIAL TUITION RATES TO
SUMMER SCHOOL STUDENTS.
Port Chester. Stamford
South Norwalk.
Hours: 8
Dams. 5630—15 Casts
Sumnchtylesfcr dedrm‘
are lovely and
Pictorial Review
Patterns
excel] all others_ in the mn-
derful variety of designs
, which are not alone pretty
but are practical and easy
It» the home seamstress to
‘ make. New
.. i, «cowsoycouu pm."
a well i. in the meat
novelties in simple form.
will be found in the
Summer
Fashion Book
a
For Sale at
Donneiiy's Stationery and Book Store,
15 South Main St.
a
. counts
. homacomidemnMofallmlptnnd disbursements.
mm Mischa; «mm or payments, ““9“"W.
,awmomtmmabhmcotamdpt, ;,
W- thanponlna- mcwmnnncedthoncmcrd
of the wehnted 590m Cur. sate—is Casi
Prctorral Review Patterns
, August Pattern. Now on Sale
, a
Household I
’ Accounts
Those who have charge at
’ the financial affairs of the
Humanoid will "and a Bank
Account a great convenience
and aid in keeping their so-
iBy depositing the Household ‘1
0
once
The Bridge Fish Market will con-
tinue to do business at the old stand
until I notify you through my RIIVB.
to the contrary, notwithstanding what
you read in the newspapers.
R. J. CutbilI, Prop.
a “
Baby Teeth
Take care of the baby's teeth.
’Iihley need it as much as the
adult. Don't hold your child
back but see
Dr. .I. H. Mallery
‘II 80. Mlln CL. Co. Narwsik.
and have him give those teeth
«pmfeesional care. at once.
Imperfect teeth impairs the
child's health quickly.
Did your
‘ yours?
' "HOUR8:_I A. I. TO 8 P. M.
CUNDAYB IY APPOINTMENT
parents neglect
3 Clifford Hotel
* Rathskeller
Open from 9 a. m.
to 11.30 p. 'm.
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