noun“. mom .4. m4 mos seven in. we. ,4 -- ’ t - T 1 . :. _ 2' A Fun Limos steel. SUMMER GOODS a Purgadlloaendy ”gm“: THE SHORE AUGUST SALE MINTZS i ATTRACTN’E PRI‘CES m...“ °‘;?:?;:.E,.m.... unwefiwwfir 25 Specials ' A. DICKERMAN & SON LANE'S PURE ICE CREAM THE DEBT 0F BAKERY PRODUCT. IF. A. LANE 51 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK I comprehensive variety. at s wide reuse of prices. marked from 10 to 60 per eent. from regular prices. - We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps ed. . h 3 ‘ SOUTH NORWALK, CT. DIV” W. Raymond With Quality the highest. Prices the lowest, melee it worth your 'Phone 446 onSale For This Evening and Tuesday A. 1. Collins 8:, Co _ .~——. .- JACOBY’S SPECIALS in all Departments Today 1.— W Building Lots for Sale UNDERTAKER whiietolookthrouuronrstoch. . new «so new: euruuuo 21 wrist-um er. cm, are... uses: hues, m —— ——SPECIALS -— Best Family Flour, a bag .......... ‘ ................ 80¢ Delicious Crwnel‘y Butter, lb. ...., ............ _ _. .. 32¢ Swift’s Silver Lee! Lord, 3 lb. ................... 12% A. STULL ' 24 COTTAGE STREET. EAST NORWALK. ODD LOTS Oi House Dresses, Dressing Sacques. Lawn Kimonos. Women’s Wrists sud Children’s Rompers . AT VERY LOW PRICES This week to clear up the Stock. 525 per ‘ 25 ' _ .0. KOAL 5.. 11?; [We have just received a choice lot of. large size No. 2 Nut Coal. $5.25 per ton. TRY A TON. HARRIS 81 GANS COMPANY ? Mr. end Hrs Willin— Greeley. of L‘s-lo deposit box is more secure 80 Lincoln nvenne hove been visit!!! tinn the home. The South Nowelk Mrs. Greeley' s streets in Nef Haven. Terolpsny has specie! equipment ‘ — - for this line d semrity else privste‘ The South Harwell: Savings Bent rooms for the unset patrons who here _ min W N Ta 7”. tells you how to build up profits. sete deposit boxes. . We; 03¢: W South malt. (Ellison (lo-rt ’ “ Uncas Kermit. Ne 20 12, I, 0. hi Michael Leich old temily (I Bren- M. meet this ave-tux for their roxu- lord Conn. were visitors in this city inr business mnethx. ,yesterdsy renewing old swune _.es Mr. snd )drs we]: were Ior'mer Florence Hyatt, Christine JsCob- residents or South Norwslk. ‘; ‘ The N. E. Ryan Co. COUTH‘ NORWALK. ASK FOR Plum 1. M. Layton & 00.. Inc. Reel Est-to Influence. U WAIHI NGTON STREET. ANNOUNCEMENT of FALL OPENING Berth 1) i 8, oil -——-——— .. . Sinai”? ‘éfi‘sm. 42.: .. Swim m m ............ , .. " ’ “'"m‘ "" W" "'"M‘ Tuesday. September 1st. 1914. outing at Roton Point on Seturdu. ilecobyfis - I Reed about‘the spool-1s at the m” Anus Fable. . Westport girl mum GHONCLEO. Students Who Intend to Enroll for the Fall Term Boston Store. who is employed in Norwslk, has re- WEAR WHI'I‘E SHOES "Irehcm xmmmm ' ' Teddy Klopsch. when or wrl- 21:61:21; Li‘finfinti'idiwii . mmm,wsmomy. rs. on; May Have One Weeks :3.‘:.:..3°::::;.:,"..:::::: .33": 3.32.221? gifiht‘fitm'ili‘il.“ During this warm weather. They look and m 3.1. mm: '“"" W F R E .E T U 1 T 1 o N iifiiifi'fioifivm 32°33 :31 11?; l new.“ 1,, s0. 2"“ “a 0mm... feel so cool and comfortable. A LIFETIME WITHOUT seams. by Emailing ' ey is unending the b0!- st its-losers All styles and sizes for Men, Women and Children. Monday. August 24th and Paying September Tuition 7 I Write for Booklet Giving Full Information. E C. H. Aisthorpe fol. .76. "VIM AVO‘ At the menu at the town school The hosts of the Ellsworth oyster board at the High Soiree-l in Denhm. fleet are being wheeled, enticipst- Fridsy night. the Ber. A. c. Goblin ling an exoepttonelb hney oyster ses- I wss elected to all the vnesncy in the son. The “()ommdor" will so to hoard left by the resignstioa of Rev Greenport today. with Cent Fred An- 51 c Maser-re. Dr. J. Mitchell Hum- derson shard. on s trip of inspec- phreys of New York city was eleCted tion. A new cylinder will be instell- ...._....e......_.—.. W..- Conneally and Bracken Teeth and Merrill Business College heed oil the Germ deportment at s salary of $1,200 to all the vsonncy left in that depsrtrnent by the declin- ation of Dr. Henry Pouring, of Platte burg, N. Y“ who was recently elected as head or the Germsn «pertinent. to . servelnthstupecita. Estimateswere presented for the coming you by the '- various subcommittees end the text ‘_ books in reading used in the school were ehsnged by the board. STAMFORD mom, was. wen. midweek “Dolly W et 3:;6 ‘ Evenings at 8:16 THE LAST WORD ”I MOTION PICTURES ed in the “Custom." end 0. lead oi Baltimore will arrive in this city soon for the purpose of installing It. There was In unusunlly lsrg’e deio- Lodxe in tint city. Joseph W, Roon— ey. Coot: m teller-son. George Cooper, John J. Werreu. Jones Irwin. Joseph Hurray, sud irs lockwood were small: those resent from Nor- wslir. Others mended the Elks“ shore dinner In Wold. rue-inns or sermon ' estlon of loo-.1 Bike in attendance Yes- ’ terdsy at the his cinnbslte end 8911- I? ere] good time'glre’n hy the'nsnbury 1| WASHINGTON 8T. .. Salesmanship «err YOUR 4' Fairfield County ' ouCen SeveMoneyb‘y orderingYonr FROM Hesoousrrrens ran out 'W‘” or en. stuns.- South Norwalk Blower Co, ' may South Main street: them in n flood enemas-:11}; hymn-Am. Every salesmen in all lines should hove perteot end elesn teeth. It help; his appear-nee sud makes s hotter impression. . Dr. J. H. Mallory 10 lo. lol- It. Is. Nor-walk. , Flllecoratrons and Funeral Designs teeth: MUMSAETOCP.M. 7 7170 herehsdsomeveryhot doye. ”new need full respect with neglected mums-browox Port Chester, Stamforn, lSouth Norwalk. ._..._....__.__.. .— ROTON POINT PARK Shore Dinners in the Casino Restaurant! "Bath house and Suit week days 25c Tm ms " ’9" ”mm“ PICTORIAL anrsw PATTERNS 2mm! ideal-tenths“. dubs-tin“. themteoonomieel."rii Md ‘ ' Frat» chi e-lstyle ‘i:..::...."'“.«.«.. Pick-III Renee Patter-s 25%...“th 'sthiye-sdh—mm RiWe lisre them st sll prices. Ash- “"3 8;;_kddg”fl_h”¥” Egg] ' SEPTEMBER I’ATTERNS mad-mil Celehrsesd PM w has. Book for Fen wimMW‘-u-mwnmnd Donneily ‘ I , "> e, ‘ I ‘h ‘m-W »‘ ,i . . 1- "- ‘ ‘ i .
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