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I: A Full Line of Articles 0 l . Take a Tl‘lp Oil the l, ’
d d if Needed at THE SHORE. ur , Ocean and Keep l LOVER S
ma e C3“ y 1:23.?“ In 8 Cool no. PLACE
Alwlyl Fred! '1 BATHING CAPS: ETC-
HUYLER'S FAMOUS
CHOCOLATES
LANE’S PURE ICE CREAM
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS
F. A. LANE
51 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
F. H. BAXTER,'Druggist.
i _
~; I David W. Raymom
UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING
27 WASHINGON ‘1'.
office, 1069-3; Icon... 698
. Tel.
Is now in full swing and only the fitted and finest of goods
10 to
ings. The styles, quality, construction and finish is
best ..,.9
sboluteiy
:—
Razor Your
Exp enses
in the
Savings Bank
WALL STREET. NORWALK
Routine business was transacted at
the meeting last evening of Butler
Lodge. 1. O. 0. F.
There was a meeting of freeholders
on the proposed laying out. of Cove
avenue at the street commissioner's
ofllce last evening.
a! -
vault“ POOR eves CALL son
HELP AND YET-z
you let them suitor and refuse to
wear glasses that would speedily
set things right, and do away en-
tirely with those headaches and
kindred ailments caused by defec-
tlve vision. .
Our modern facilities, together
with our scientific examinations by
skilled OCUUISTS, whose exclue
sive services we retain {or this
purpose, assure our patrons of per-
fect sstlaiaction.
THAMERw
OCULISTS AND OPTICIANB
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Ct.
Bargains in dry goods at the Dicker-
man rummage sale
Youthful disturhcrs on Monroe street
was the cause of a. complaint sent last
evening to the police station. Ofllcer
John Reynolds investigated and warn-
ed the boys to keep quiet.
“a.
/
Adolph Dreyfuss has been appointed
temporary receiver in the Law bank-
ruptcy case. James Flynn. A. J. Col-
lins and Freeman Light were appoint-
ed appraisers. There will be a nieet~
‘ing of these appraisers on August 19.).
——itchiiig, bleeding, protruding or
blind piles yield to Doan's Ointment.
AT LOWEST PRICES
None Better
You Can Save Money by Ordering Your
Floral Decorations and Funeral Designs
FROM
HEADQUARTERS FOR cur rLowsns or ALL Kmos.
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897
chronic cases soon relieved, .tinaliy
cured. Druggists all sell it,
a
I
l Miss Madeline Magner and her
lilelatit es in this city received this aunt Miss Margaret Claven left 3.“.
“0‘1““ & letter "0'” Mr- and M” 1‘- terday for Atlantic City where both
Golden. dated July 25th. from Lon- will spend about two weeks
don. stating the party were having a , . 1
5°“? “me and they “0“” 3°“ ‘8‘“"3 The First Friday devotions of St.
i‘ " 1°” Scotland. where they are at the Mary’s Church will be held tomorrow.
MN time. lMasses will be celebrated In, the
1 Mr. and Mrs. Harry N. Damon are o'clock.
' spending a week's vacation with their will commence at 8 o'clock.
wants. A. P. Damon. who has recentn
I‘y moved to Darlsn. Mr. Damon is
manager of one 0! the WI: Kan!-
_ m“ h“ in York. at 59th. Point, first flight. SaturdaY.
I street, 3rd- nvmo. ’
enjoyed last mains by the members
and their friends at the Woodward
[urchins branch tsnt- o! the Congrega-
tlollal Church. A jolly time was at-
‘lardnd. and the evening was. passed
val-y phanntly.
sioner MacDonald’s home In West
few days.
filed ‘with Town clerk Smith diowinx
9 that the 0. H. Bum Company. has
_ Aseportlonofthebufldingnow ”has certificate 0! Imorporatbn fl
“1““ by St 3"“ “ Kem’ °n Harttord. The company is to conduct.
L’mm W fl mg" ml“ nini $100
led Wm Chm.
{m “am or at Maserati»
raising their; good position;
could in round to clinch: Paton!“
lmorning at 5:39 o'clock and at 7 :-
Devotions in the evening .
See the hydro aeroplane at Roton :3
DOW! Scout commissioner Dirks, --
or New York. has a command or I?
An enjoyable mo cream futhmwn m city a Scout Oommis- 2'
Norwalk. The camp will last for a .3
Paper: or immoracion have been -
“Willi“: awn-H! “13'1“” a may nic- some business. and 1m w
m. math- M a “3" My: urthorlaed caplet; crushes divid' ,3
f 1 drops annual-c. a‘msin‘tion'invmsr‘ and ms.
South Norwalk Flower Co.,
No. ‘2 South Main Street;
w" . . .,
, Electric Fans :
#16 Inch Oscillating . $17.50
16 Inch Rlzld
ELECTRIC WIRING FOR LIGHT
AND POWER.
‘7‘ White Electric Co.
‘ Electric-I Engineers and Conn-acute.
64 mm Sb
BARGAIN. in used cans
Ford Model T,eloctrio tights, Lineman
l,
.n.....‘.-..n9-,
August Furniture Sale
can
find a place on our (our immune floors and with our entire stock of
artistic and carefully selected pieces and suits reduced in price from
.30 per cent. makes a rep-esomative list of extraordinary offer-
the
A. J. Collins 8: Co
Take the Surpplus and Deposit It
Fairfield County
Telephone 364
........ $13.50
South Norwalk. 9 ”
"sumac "
" 1 5 Passenger Touring Car. new painted. ’narg'an . “can?”
Maine Steamship Co, Metropolitan
S. S i‘o. Red 01055 Line, ()ld Do‘
} LLIllllOIl S. C0., (‘llde Line.
sale 0f J. M. Layton & (20., Inc.
Summer
5. Ear
Real. Estate Insurance.
5 Railroad Ave. scuth NOrwalk.
TO FINISH OUT THE SEASON,
OUR LINE OF
Ladies’
ASBESTOS SHINGLES.
Dresses
'lhe theaptst (OVE’llllés for perms
filent buildings. Neier llEtd painting.
‘Do not split crack or deta,‘
Sentinel Wantl are ‘ qulih action' with the lapse of time,
A LIFETIME WITHOUT REPAIRS.
cairn. They anord a direct wry oii
' .- carrying a message to the ones who
TOI. 987-3.
SPECIALS
FOR THIS WEEK.
Women's Shoes and Oxfords, odds and ends, small sizes only;
‘ Values 81.50 to $3.00 .................................... 8
Women‘s Tan Oxfords and Pumps, \alues $2. 00 to $3 00 $1 19
Misses and (‘hildren‘ s W hits Pumps, \alues 313.5 and $1. in . ‘89é
Women' s \ellet Pumps sizes 2 1-- ' to 4 ...................... 9
Keeler’s
ANT
*Roton Point Park
First Flight Saturday. Passengers taken up
Free Band Concert To-night.
l
llle only
root” nhith constantly gross bettei
'C. H. Aisthorpe
Suvlcw AVo.
*l
Pumps
and
Oxfords
AT $2.00 MAY JUST MEET YOUR
l
g.
l
l
REQUIREMENT.
White Canvas
Patent Colt
9 Gun Metal
Glover’s Shoe Store
O
otice
The Bridge Fish Market will con-
tinue to do business at the old stand
until I notify you through my advs.
to the contrary, notwithstanding what
you read in the newspapers.
R. J. Cutbill, Prop.
Clifford Hotel
Rathskeller
Open from 9 a. m.
to 11.30 p. m.
MUSIC SATURDAY
NIGHTS
The City National Bank
Commercial Accounts
There is no better proof oi! the advantages odered to those making
disbursements by checks than is evidenced by the confirmed increase
in the number 01 our commercial accounts.
Our facilities for quickly and accurately handling all business is
our greatest asset. and is a strong inducement for business firms and
individuals to place their accounts in this institution
The methods of this Bank are an open booth-inquiries are cordial-
ly invited.
v
Edna Mae 8 ynionr
HIGH CLASS
MILLINERY
EXCEPTIONALLY Low PRICES.
Roodner’s Block
WASHINGTON STREET.
-
MERRILL COLLEGE
Try a “Tron-Moo” Shoe
It is the ideal outing shoe, made of
" a‘s‘peci‘al Indian Tanned Leather that
will remain soft and pliable after the
, severest wetting. and the soles
won ’t slip.
.jn:.;.;r- ”(Luz-'1
SUMMER
SCHOOL
July 6 to August. so.
a. m. to 12 in.
snow. rumon nArss- TO
SUMMER SCHOOL sruosms.
Port Chester. Stamford.
‘ South Norwalk:
M—
9
Hours: 8
—
p 1 d Teeth . ~
7 ' and Beauty ‘
‘ The latter is impossible without
this former. How often have we
t
3 A Vacation for Everybody
‘ > Four Day 8 Trip $13
11 a fair face lose its attractive- p
when the smile showed 1104
elected teeth. “
Dr. J. H. Mallory
ii co. Main on. no. Norwalk .,
will iix yours at a nominfli‘, charge.
Your mirror will show you the ben-
efits. no good tom teeth. they
are your bait trio-u. , ,
. THEY no NATURE'S MST
-‘ 9 {WORK ,
Wtjlm'flid an.
concave W WINTIINT
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