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w" ‘ ‘ “"‘J~”"‘"’”"*'1‘énet“‘ée‘EEH? of” Dixwell ave
' ' Title. New Haven. will be a visitor at —_—__..— _______ ‘ ‘
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence l. i .
{Finch on Pleasant street for the' Tires V“lcanized‘ 3
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iweel; end,
Karine. Automo‘nlle, Burglary, Liabil-l;
lty. Compensation, Fidelity Bonds, in
not we can write any kind or ms“,.;prlces m ”‘9 3‘3"-
Intants wear at J. l. Mallette's. See
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nice you may require Call us on the
Phone No. 1230. {M
Taylor 8. Golden
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
Friday and Saturday
. .\ioltast‘h dz Son's
specials at
See adv.
\) eel -end specials at A. Dickerman
‘8; Sons
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BUILDING. l in the Fast lndia Tea Company adv.
m .— __ _ iyou will find a whole week of money
‘ \ ' lsavl .ng bargains
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: Fred Paxton of this city has been
‘se tired as din clerk in t‘: e \iahack-
enlo Hot el
The South Norwalk Savings Bank
ladv. tells you the line between neces-
lsities and luxuries.
l (‘liaries E Hoyt Of the South .\'or
{walk Trust Company is in New York
ft‘itv today on business.
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Banks "I will”? if you are interested in kitchen rab-
.inets. read the adv, of the l). M. Read
,x‘ompany,
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Miss Gladys Flynn. of 3 Elizabeth]; if you want to advance in your em-
street. is a visitor at the home oflployment. the adv. of the People‘s
relatives ill llanbury and ilethel, _Trnst Company will tell you how you
' ;can do it.
We guar- ~—
William Burnell, father of
of West avenu‘
Referee John W.
port will leave for a several weeks
vacation in Canada.
Developing and printing.
antes to give you the best results. Try.
us ()llt‘i‘ and you will come back again. B, lltlrnell.
Dr. W.
lett yes-
Donnelly‘s. lterday for .his home in Washington.
- —-«~ '1) 0.. after having spent two weeks
wilasehail. Amusement Park Suns here
day. Yosts v.9 Vorwnlks .
. Harry Sedlev, New York, Bert Le
”A healthy man is a king in his Roy \‘eu York. S James and wit 9
own right; an unhealthy man is an .\'ew York. and Edward Akin of Dan
unhappy slave. Burdock Blood lllt- bury are the latest guests at the Ma-
ters builds up sound health—*lieeps hackelno.
yoti well. , ——-—-
l Where are your valuables? The
Lady Washington lodge held at tithe to protide for them is while you
meeting last evening in Red Mans; l'llflle them. The Peoples TFUB‘ Com
Hall. Norwalk. At the next meeting, ‘ Dan) has sretlal equipment for safe
September 10th, there will be a class guarding your valuables.
initiation, and Prelate Mrs. Annie}
Brown. of New Haven, will be presentfl
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Mrs, A. R. Bogart, of Ordell, N. J..
was the guest at an informal gather
ing which Mrs. William A. Curtis
gave at her home on,West avenue
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Bogert is
visiting Mrs. Curtis.
()ifii‘er Frank Stratton is investigat-
ing the complaint of Morris Vogel.
who reports that boys on North Main
street are in the habit of annoyinS' _,_,____
him. .1. H. Rundie. baker, who has been
" confined to his bed for sometime on
The second dividend check; at 550;.)th q; illneu, suffered a not back
per cent will be'roceived it the. inputs cmvalescoht condition water-
creditors of the bankrupt Clear Felt day by contracting a slight cold. Thel
Bring your vulcanizing to me.
Best work and cheapest prices.
A full line of tires and tubes on
hand all the time. Work called
for and delivered
Robert Gregory '
7 Wall St. Tel. 326-4
PLAN TO RAISE “Cut REVENUE.
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Expect to Raise $100,000.000 by Tax
on Tobarul. Burr and Liquors.
\‘S'ASHJNGTUN. Aug. :S.—~W.tr
revenue legislation to add Sl‘ltlbfilmlod
tn the guvorllnlents flilli'lul irisonle
was mnstdel‘od today at u confer-
ence between Secretary M«'.\.i.l.), llc-
lnoctatlt- Louder l'lldtalvt'co-i of the
House and (‘lLtirnian Simmons of
the 5911qu flllltlll‘r \Uillllliili't‘ Mr.
l'lidervvtod declinod to say how it
was expectcd to raise the additional
income. but it is gem-rally Uliljet‘ato'li
thnt tho plan for u tux on tobacco. ‘.
lit-er and liquors and zllssllll} a:
stamp tax will be curried out. E
The ways and mean-s wmltnittec- ul- l
ready has it bil' started. S‘enutnr Sims
mans said he bellewu me President
would address l‘ongross next week]
“(‘uston: receipts are taillzng of:
very rallidy' now." sail he,“ and.
smtlothinl,’ must be dune soon to re- =
pirnish the treasury."
President Wilson said it would be‘
possible to propurt‘ it wzl.‘ revenue;
measure by the end of next week,‘
and that he h‘Ll tin! derided dulinu'
iotly \vht-n in send :1 special message. .
T“() I-‘HJZ l’ltl’ll’l‘lUNS IN' BANK-i
Rl'l'fl Y.
Stamford Italic-Muller (‘uuld not Pay
l‘lling “hum. I
Franc-is LWUHU’ l ‘artt«r.lr., of i
, Halllrot‘tl. it httllerdusher. has been i
“(ljlldl-it'd :i bankrupt in tile l'niled '
States court. in his pt tition Mr. t‘nr-
tor stated his inability to pay the t'll.
int; fees. ills liabilities are 33.8%.“.
The case is rrc'erreli for “timber
action to John .\'. Banks and the pe-
titioner is ordered in appear before
him in a hearing in Bridgeport today.
Newton (‘ Williams ruling as the
treasurer for the \‘tindsor Lot ks El-
octrit Equipment t‘ ompuny yesterday
filed with the clerk of the [tilted
Statesconrt A petition in bankruptcy.
The company" s liabilities are 82,533.
'lho assets amount in 8800 of which
8600 is stock in trade 1nd 8‘. ’00 is
due for electrical work The matter
has been referred to Edward M. Yeo-
mans. referee in bankruptcy for this
district, for u hearing todav.
Hoyt’ 5 Theatre
YOUR LAST CHANCE
OUR TWO GREAT SALES CLOSE TOMORROW
A Few Hoosier .
Cabinets Are Left
Each of these will be delivered for a single Dollar
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This is “White Beauty," the new Hoosier adver-
tised in leading magazines.
Undoubtedly the most popular kitchen cabinet
in the world.
40 special features. 17 entirely new.
Holds 400 articles—so placed that you can work ,
sitting down.
More than $1,000,000 worth of these new Hoos-
iers were sold instantly after they were put on sale.
Read now these liberal terms of the Hoosier plan,
offered for the last time this season.
1. Youmay choose any of the new Hoosiers
—“White Beauty. " or “Oak Interior” at
slightly less price.
2. 3! put: your Hoosierin your home at once.
$1 weekly quickly pays for it. -
3. The low cash price .fixed by the factory
prevails strictly—no extra fees.
4. This sale is under the direct supervision of
the Hoosier Company.
5. The sale is strict] limited to our small
aiiohnent of new oosiers.
6. Your mono a back if you are not delighted
with your cool . _
700,000 women now use Hoosiers-«most of them
bought through the recommendation of friends.
Every Hocsicr is guaranteed to save trillions of
steps. '
Our-allotment will be taken by night. A good
many women will be disappointed by. coming too
late. Yet you will agree you can only blame your-
self if you are one of them. For there is still time
to get a Hoosier if you come tomorrow early.
Have i: delivered. If
by chance you're not delighted with it, we’ll glad-
ly take it back and refund your money.
A dozen other women will be giad to get it.
Pick your own choice.
All the Quart Aluminuu
Stew Pans We Have Left
Will Be Sold to Women at
Each day_ we have limited the sale of these pans.
We could have sold hundreds. Pans of this size
when ofiered at 35c and sec always find a ready
sale. ‘ i
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For aluminum is the most perfect material known
for cooking utensils. It distributes heat, eVEnly-
prevents scorching of food—saves fuel. It is
clean, sanitary. and practically everlasting. Every
woman would have a complete set if. expense did
not interfere. Here is your last opportunity to be-
gin your set at practically no expense.
You need not buy any-thirg else to get one of
theta pans. Thip sale is Entirely independent of
our Hoosier Sale. Don’ t fail to come in—Early
Hat (l'onipany, This is the second divi~' report that he has suffered a relapse
‘deud received, and a third one is ex- is erroneous.
Week Beginning Aug. 24th °
MONDAY. TUESDAY AND
The N orwalk Furniture House,
pected. Referee John Banks counter-l _.._.._—
signed the checks yesterday. i Someone ‘phoned the Central Sta- WEDNESDAY
ition yesterday afternoon that there . , .
Anoruev (trainer C. Hegeman is ex. was a fire on North Tayjlor avlenuef Five ACts of Vaudeuil'e . The only Place In Town Where HOOSierS are 801d
t d l t l a t When the firemen respone no a 5n 0 ‘ . >
.Bfizaltonloite hizonhedgmspe‘hdifige fill. a tire could be found. It was learned AND 14.16 WALL STR EET. Telephone 44
friends in Bethlehem. .'. H. where it today that the house acoupied by the . _
is so cold, Mr. Hegeman reports, that Mikesh family on North Taylor at enue Motion PlCtlll‘eS
the heating apparatuses of the hotels several miles beyond the city limits.
in that vicinity, are in full swing, , .had. been totally destroyed by fire All Seats for First, Perfoflnanco
starting from a detective chimney. at Night Raw
Downers of Cortland Place found it! 5051““ Hare, °’ 24 whshlngton Matinee and Sword Performance
{black horse running loose on West “"5“- 3“ employee 3‘1) Tum?“ Rush Seam . 25
., d a sprn ne no yes er.
avenue. yesterday afternoon The 3’03 antlers el-
find was reported 10 Acting- Chief day afternoon, when he was ill! with PRICES p
Loatherland who investigated, and a "088 beam of the gate of Raymond Matinee . . . ! . . . . . ‘ XOC, __ ton
William Meeker and Randolph
SPECIAL
KOAL 535. ANNOUNCEMENT.
. 20c, 0c
iimldmhl’Q’iZ‘iilhéi’.11385.33“: 5135.3;‘iflel‘ilelllfi ling??? Em“ ‘°“‘ “‘t 3°“, 3.. We have just received a choice lot of0
”me“ ”“’ “my m... .1135? .‘2?i.§’.§‘li. 3.32331“? $5.? mummy“— large size No. 2 Nut Coal. $5. 25 per ton. THE GREATEST
1 ' ' 'ert M. Wolfe, who rendered ' treat-' ' FRIDAY AND .
BoilihullNlBolfaz‘ilrmlidag: Sexuaoliifhi: ent, , ‘ » SATURDAY ‘ ’ TRY A TON MONEY'SAVING SALE
:::.:‘:::‘°:..:°grislgrriztz£33333; 2“.T:.’.“::.:.§:.Tl:: "9'“ “g“ Stock Go HARRIS & GANS COMPANY 4 . E... a... .. m. NORWALKS‘
{311:3tbhlifiofiieymeeullxahtftvinsesi azeaozetsllthZli $15.; 1:11; 8:502:53? Wh t “H IN 'ed Water Street. South Namath. T¢1.7u. . _ will Continue with
f::éet(;£:l:ei‘nidxlggnzzlgitlzllo::dn. It Oizrili'mb .3:;f:::.waz:llieébu:tttisszg a appen, . . ' \ . . RENEWED BARGAINS
is assumed that this energetic and
progressive organization ,will add
many new members. The Military
Branch. is valuable adjunct to the
his footing and fall. The horse start-
ed up with the result that the wheel
passed over the big too of Riley's right
toot. Dr. W. B. But-nail treated the in-
.to Mary. " , . ‘ -‘ l ‘
PRICES ' ‘
Matinee .........—.'roc, 20c, 30c
TOMORROW, ‘ ,
.SATUnDAI . /
Fnday and saturday. COME in, LOOK over our Prices care-
“ fully and you will have some idea
4. p , - _, ._. . '., . _ _ S P E C I A LS ‘ of our Great BARGAINS v
.1 . . .4 A . w + = - . ~- . . .+ 4 LADIES’ -
_ ‘, ~; ‘ . 4 - 1 ' » - ABahk Book ' ' Suits, Coats, Dresses, 990
' e A x- ] . ‘ 0 ,
Lodge is progr sslng ve y nice Y t Jured member. . Evonmg' . . . . .10c, 20c, 30c, 5°C
ClothSufis, yourchoice $5.00
‘OOTheRLihe' Between
\ Showing a depOsit to your credit ‘ . . . . . .. ‘ 7‘
.4... m 2...... m m .. m '4 w... tar-sacs. yourchoice-mu-n-l-‘nn- $2 00 Ladies’ Trimmed Hats, 39
best kind of a. recommendation. Childrens Dreues.. :79¢ " c
Necessities and Luxuries
- There is special Mod for You to draw this lineal: this
_ tips of rising prices it you are ‘golng to set aside any money.
l when seeklhg' chiployment, or a. raise
V' in wages, or to establish your cred-‘-
,l_.t-'for business transactions. The prop:
that you "are saving- ' 0Ven a. small
Waists, were 98c and $1.25 59¢‘
Lingerie and Silk Walsh, wer0$L 9&and $2. 49 $1 50
Part of Your income. will appeal to lwgh Vest Bel“ "‘""""""""""-'-"UH" 19¢ h
evorybuslnosamnn. . {PatentLeuther Beltla19¢
oon‘ savnros DEPAW 4. ' .- ~ .- » . , " ' . -
Will open on account for any tum ‘
. from ME dollar, upwards. find a. very _
. liberal rats of interest will aid lyr" , “"3;
3 your endeavor to have a inbpumlnl
sum. Which will he of great It
the tutors. In formation on' this on
_ oofyour luxuries, and put the money saved
93th Now-ilk Having: Bank 161' a savings account
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4 .‘ ,ai lfls'fltgllfl .
and Young Mens Suits,
98c .
Frank
$3' “and $5 value . , - .
$15 $18 and the value
- V'aC'ObYa .
153 'Wflflllugton 513., . .. .
MEN’S . ' “ $9 98
New Velvet Shapes, ,..-,'
Opp-Hoyt: Tum,
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