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Toilet Articles.
A Full LII. J Articles
Needed at THE SHORE.
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erLcuu
“carious cm are.
F. H. BAXTERlDruggist.
Pure Home-
made Candy
Aiwsys Fresh
HUYLER’S FAMOUS
CHOCOLATE:
LANE'O PURE ICE CREA!
THE IEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS
IF. A. LANE
II WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
NEW RED I!“ IUILDING
a wssmeeoussr.
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Amm‘mmmb will be
Augustus C. Knorr. of South Nor-'
walk. has been on a business trip to held next Saturday“ the Club House.
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Boston. , .t'ndnw Bavelhonl. of Thomaston.
Daniel Ratssnberger, 0: Stamford. Conn» 1! I visitor It the home of
has succeeded Harry Cornea, resign-"hilln1 W! on Railroad avenue.
(1, as local mans r oi the Modem.
rial Insurance CamTany. ; William 1.31018. of ”we street.
hassonetolalayotterlew , Y.
to spend a two weeks vafitiog. . P
. W“ .
Judge John J Walsh. oi Noreen?
is in Bridgeport. presiding at the
session oi the Criminal Common Pleas
moon
‘ Meal oystermen are exceedingly!
encouraged over the splendid oyster: William Hannah’s“ Wood“ and
» set this season. Cspt. Fred Anderson Eugene Elliott. of Stallion]. leittodsy
has shown some remarkable “sets" for a week in camp at Bella Island,
from his grounds. indications are before taking up school duties.
oysters will be more than plentiful. '
Frank W SouthVorth re-openud his
corset manufactory in Catherine
street, today, having returned from a
few days' vacation trip in the Berk-
shires.
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' Mrs. Harriet Crawflord. of New Cs-
Antonio Maisone, oi Snowdon naan, who is spendlnx the summer at
street, charged with non support was Hickory Bluii‘. will entertain the mem-
ordered by Judge Keogh this morn- bers of the sewingnild otst Mark's
in; in court to pay his wits $5 a Church, New csnsan. on Thursday.
week, or go to jail for to days. MrJ
Mazsone is trying to raise the bond
of $160.
Fire Chief and Mrs. George. W.
Bognrdus and In. A; N. Therisult
have returned from Newark, where
.___. Stringer White. the uncle of Mrs. Bo-
STAMFORD ... "e “mu 1.
T H E A T R E
STAMFORD. PHONE 2300.
i Joseph w. use-by has been ap-
pointed supervisor of music in the
State Normal school in this city and
the local model schools, and will he
gin his duties of that position with
the opening of the nest school term.
Mr. Greeley will muons as organist
and choir director-o! so James' Epis-
copal church and as instructor of his
private chases in pane, organ and
singing—«Mm News.
MONDAY EVE. AT 8:15, AUG. 81
Wt American Tour at the Origin-
ai English 00.. from . the Royal
Theatre. London, in the Comedy
Success.
Milestones
, One Year in New York.
Two Years in London.
PR‘iCEO....... ....... 60ers $1.50
”THE BANK or SERVICE.
Don’t Pay
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,yonneslestedtontarsceipt. '
Pay By Check
and yonwinhaveamord and
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Paying By Check
will says ogre": mafimm'
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wso. eve. AT 3:15, sear. 2
Chums mamas Presents a
New Comedy,
The Beautiful
' Adventure.
tWith Charles Cherry. Ann Murdock,
Ernest 'Lewtord, Mrs. Whiflen and,
' ‘ , Others. «
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who Witnesses at New tort .
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AUGUST SALE
Since most of us do and all 01 us should spend nearly one-third of
our time in bed. no Furniture in our August Bale can have greater in-
terest than the Bedroom Furniture. at which we have a thoroughly
comprehensive variety, at a wide range of prices, marked from m to
$0 per cent. from regular prices.
‘-
Wlth Quality the highest. Prices the lowest, makes it worth your
while to look through our stock
..
.Wmm
:-
A. I. Coll'ms &.Co
“Royal Society”
Stamped Goods.
We are Showing a number of absolutely New Designs in Stamp-
ed Artlcies. Every One at which will Appeal to Women who Care
for the Art of the Needle.
There are Many New Styles oi Apparel including Walsts. Corset
Dorm. Combinations, Nicht Gowns. Bludoir Caps. Dressing Sac-
ilues as well as Pretty articles tor Roms Decorations such as
Centerpieces, Doylios, Scarts, Lunch Cloths, Boudoir Cushions
and Towels oi Many Kinds and sites.
Wear and other Novelties we liars Many New Styles.
in infant’-
Ehnhroidsry Cottons and Silks for working in Great Variety.
A Wonderful Opportunity for Those Who Contempt-ts the unkind
of Holiday Gifts.
some hhtMiWMl.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
.3, I WAIHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
NORWALK HAN HELD AS
nossus SPY sosr’sc'rl
Held as a Russian spy for five days
and kept in jail during that time
was the rate or C. Eric Heretmm of
this city. according to advices receiv-
ed here. The incident occurred ten
days ago in Dresden. Germany. where
Mrs. Carl A. Herstrom and son. C.
Eric. happened to be when war was
declared. ‘
Russian (college men stopping at
the hotel caused the German officials
to class the local man with them.
Carl A. Harstrorn or this city receiv-
ed word of the arrest by letter.
C. Eric Hal-strum is a. Yale man
and belongs to Hope Hose company
in this city. His father conducts
the Harstrom school here.
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HARTFORDfiem. i—4loVernor 8.
Baldwin today appointed Cami-in
George J. Ran. Company ii, of this
city. to be major or the First Infan-
try, C. N. G., vice Major E. E. Lamb,
promoted to lieutenant-colonel. This
action on the part or the governor
was taken only after the officers of
the regiment had lbslloted three times
without halting a choice.
Major Ran is a native of the prov—
toes of Iiorrslne, Germany. For three
years beginning in 1900 he was a
trooper in the Seventh United States
Cavalry and new service in Cuba in
the spring of 1902. He enlisted in 00.
K. First Infantry, in 1903.,aad was
elected captain of Company it in
1911.
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MINTZ’S
‘Velvet Shapes
at 95c
and up
”m ‘
HILLSIDE
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n'. .;s'u.-*u‘-'.‘s‘-.- s 1.: I.s°s - I,s s
For Boys and Girls
AI L OF THE MOST RELIABLE MAKES,
WITH AWIDE CHOICE IN STYLE, AND
LEATHER TO SUIT ALL TAG] ES
We” Guarantee That They Will Fit
Satisfactory School Shoes ‘5
Conneally and Bracken
ll WAOHINGTON 87'.
. tor boys under ten years. French
SERVICE”.
rairtield County
83vings Bank
WALL STREET.
“AT YOUR
NORWALK.
Yoqun Save MoneyhyOrderingYour
FROM
EDecorations and Funeral Designs
HEADQUARTEIO FOR OUT FLOWER! OF ._Al..l. Kim
South Nemalk Flower (30.,
hit: ..
No.12 Schism Street ’
Telephone 364
' umber seventh.
~.; the. old, costly lath-anduplester con-
. structlon at little cost the next time
you have a partition to .huiid.
and get‘ enough of this wonderiul
‘ material to cover the space you want
«to close off. Put up your studding,
kind or decoration. it will this you
a startling demonstration or the say-
.‘Z ing- in tithe and money over the old
a? why or plastering walls and ceilings
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A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
PROSPECT HILL, NOBWALK.
(Founded by W‘ Burr Mad,
1 .
The School will open for the Fall
Term on Thursday morning, Septem-
ber 17, loll. at nine o clock. All clas-
ses except the primary recite in the
school building on Prospect avenue.
Built on the slope of the hill. etch
floor has an exit on the ground lev-
el. thus obviathig ell danger if: case
of tire. .
Collegc‘Prepsrntory. General and
Special courses for older girls. with
music and dancing under competent
instructors; Primary and Intermedi-
ate Department for little girls and
taught in all grades beyond and in-
cluding the sixth. Arrangements made
tor bringing children to school and
for serving a hot luncheon. Terms and
illustrated booklet on application.
The Principals may be seen at the
School any morning on or after-Sep-
llsmrct R. Brchdlinger, A. B.
Vida Hunt Francis. B. L.
USE 1'! m BUILDING PART]-
“ONE.
You can demonstrate the Superi-
ority of Bishoprlc Wail Board over
Just go to any Bishcopric dealer
then nail on the Bishopric Board.
The wall is ready at once for any
C. II. Asthorpe, Agent
N. 987-8. 8 Seuview Ave.
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Govsmson APPOIN'I’S A MAJOR. -
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STERLING
For Dependable Furniture
Rugs, Ranges
Sterling More Co
121-120 WAN-"NOTON 81’.
We specialise in furnishing homes
complete. Tel. 105.
TUB FABRICS
—For—
School Dresses
.._At._
AJDICKERMAN 8. SON
We Give 3. & H. Green Trading Stamps
SOUTH NORWALK. CT. ’Phone 446
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UnecdsBiswita...........i...y ............. 2pkgs.7¢
Delicious Creamery Butter, a lb. .................. . 32¢
Granulated Sugar ..... . . . .................... 4 lbs. 25¢ /
Extra Fine Table Butter 8 lb. ..... . ....... . . 29¢ ‘.
24 COTTAGE STREET.
EAST NORWALK.
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