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Tay lor & GOIdean -——Come to the High School hall next
. Tuesday evening, and see what our
“ OOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.- own young people can do. Entertain
‘ high surgnr prices lay in your suga
‘ Phone 965 4. Free, prompt uuto delii- when the P- N- G-
-. Misses
' and Lillian Smith, May Smith
_Margaret Smith spent last evening in ment fer the benefit oi.
' toursnt.
' omce in the City Hall united in mar-
riage Stephen Hozser and Miss Bessie
seventy-five cents. 5:30 p. m.. to 8 p. —-BANNER HOME MADE BAKERY.
‘ ‘tbe newspapers (01118 659“ that “W biscuits every day. Give us a call and
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A W ARNING! Thbe Not-walk Republican club held
a pinochle tournament last night af-
When "u hear the m” m ct ter which 11 social time with retresh- ‘
Sill“. , " ments was enjoyed
,‘ p
The item imj’l‘he Sentlnel‘last even-
ing, concerning the taking over of the:
lBeers' meat market, on Main street, 1
l by Oscar Schultz, of Noruaik, reierredi
to the tSamford store. and had no con-
:nection with the local Beers’ market.
'Tis I Issuing. .
When smoking ruins :11st the sitsy 1’
1 "Pie a warning.
So let this remind you. as you read,
It you from losses would be freed,
Insurance is the thing you need;
'Tis s. warning.
-ment for the benefit of the play-
1230§grounds Tickets 2" cents.
BUILDING,
9.)
telephone
TV NEW
W 4111111. Williams’ Root Beer—You
Edward Mallory has when 11 p051 wil like it It is toting refreshing and
tion with William Thompson, the (‘U‘iCiOUS 01113 0)le 2’: a quart.
Main street grocer. L
Patrick Callahan was sentenced to
l thirty days in jail and costs this morn-
. ing by Judge Lockwood on the charges
of intoxication and breach of the
peace. The defendant's wife appeared,
against him in the case.
_. 1 Rev A. F. lleard will gite tr talk on
John ll Gull,“ of Shriugwood, left his southetn trip from which he hnr
yestervday 1’01 11103. N 1 “here he just returned, til the First Cong Hega
will seek ernployment. ,llolliil l‘lilll'ill parish tomorrow everl-
- , —- .- < ‘ing at eight o’clorh.
John lit-til). the first district Innil --.__
carrier, has resumed his position, this The public sale of the liquor lic-
ense of Michael Luhrano. which was
scheduled for tomorrow, has been put
THURSDAY ml one. wok in order that a proposition
to his creditors might be considered
looking toward it settlement.
I
morning, after a ten days“ vacation.
-—DON'T FORGET
DINNER
at the Country club.
—-l<:xtrn {inc new potatoes,
Gulkowsky. Phone 116.34.
Miss ilutlr Clary, of West street,‘ 39? Pk-
wili leave (.11 Friday tor New York,
where she will spend’sereral days.
____.___ l’nrllt on Itccount of the inclement
William G Le Cdunt of this city in weather the postponed directors
among the many lofal people consld. meeting of the Norwalk Hospital As-
ering visiting the Panama Exposi- 5””1‘1‘0" “A“ again postponed 135‘
tion. night, there not being enough mem-
bers present to constitute a quorum.
Attoranty J. J. linxweiler, todav is --r'-'—-'
representing Ollie Tvrell local motor- The fourth armhersary of F’19Ud'
cyclists, in the city court of Bridge 5MP ASSOCW’O“: ‘30- 7v “"15 happlll
port. celebrated, yesterday by about sev-
enteen of the members. A pleasant so-
extra cinl time was enjoyd throughout the
x‘ .'11'tcrnoon and lit 6 o'clock a bountiful
right 110w. 25 lbs. $1. 56 for rest of supper was serv.ed The next meeting
week. Gutltowsk), 53 Osborn avenue of the association will be on July 20,
association of
Bridgeport will be. invited to picnic
with the local members at Roton.
—lf you don't want to pay
ery.
A party of local young ladies, ln~I
eluding Mrs. Rudolph Standinger, the'
Anna and Catherine Torpv,
——L‘ome to the High School hall next
l‘uesdny melting, and see What our
the play-
Bridgeport and witnessed the
fly" at the Lyric theatre.
‘ w...” Judge Howard B. Scott. of the com-
p—I'Irwin‘s 35c regular dinner is most mon plead court, said from ill? bench
satisfactory. More patronage daily. Try yesterday he would probably find for
it for yourself Formerly Lane's Res- the plaintiii? in the case, of Miss May
lFrnnkling, who brought ‘suit against
John Savage for the support of her
child. alleging he is the father.. Tire
court left the question of financial pay-
ment to be decided upon later. Attor-
ney J. T. Dunbar, representing.the
plnintiir. brought over witnesses 5'95-
tV terdnywhen'the arguments of the case
. were heard to impeach the testimony
—NEW HOTEL MAHACKEMO. of R. Fred Dibble, but the court ruled
Ladies GT1“ and gentlemans lunch that it would not reopen the case. At-
room Open 1mm 11 30 p in Popular torney W. T Tammany represented
prices Table d’hote lunch fifty cents, Savage
11: 30 to 2 p. m. Table d’hote dinner,V
The grounds Tickets 25 cents
City ‘Clerk Joseph J. Linxweiler.
acting in the capacity of Justice of
the Peace. yesterday afternoon in his
Tolh, both residents of Bridgeport.
1 Rest home made bread is what you
”—— find at the Banner Bakery. Wheat,
. Th0 “13‘! on the City clerk‘s ofiice Rte, Oatmeal and Graham Bread.
1°” checks ‘3 small according to re Wednesday, raisin bread takes place
POMS NDUCGB have been printed in of Oatmeal. We also have nice raised
in. Served in main dining room.
idents 0‘ Norwalk who have bills 88' see our new store, 5 Monroe St. Tel-
Vainst the city must. call at the city 3117,
ball for their checks. The only checks
to be mailed will be to parties “V“‘SlTODAY IN WALL STREET.
utside oi: Norwalk.
Q l (WALL STREET, 1.30 p. in. )—War
issues weakened in the afternoon.
Bethlehem Steel falling 4 points under
yesterday’s close, with one point loss-
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It you have that tired feeling. It you
have no appetite. If you have malaria,
mu: s Remedy, Price 50c 3 es in Westinghouse. American Locomo-
' 1 ’3 iive, New York Air Brake and Crucible
. Silicon-Powell Carporaiion ‘Steel. Copper and trunk line shares
' 82 Washington Street. were lower.
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and own young people can do. Entertsinu.
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Chlldren cry for Fletebé . .
;;CASTOR
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature at
and has been made under his per-
sonal supervision since its infancy.
Allow no One todeceive you in this.
All Counter-felts, Imitations and “ Just-as-good ” are but
ya xperlmcnts that trifle with and endanger the health 0!
(nuts and Clfildren—Experienoe against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA I
tinstorla is a. harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Paro-
gorlc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine not other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and alloys Fev erlshness. For more than thirty years it
has been in constant use for the relief of Genstipution
Flntulenoy, Wind Colic. uu Teething Troubles and
Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bounds,
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and nitrate! sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Frien
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
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98c to 114.93
JAGOBY’S
ATLAS" "PURE
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large Bot. '
Medium V
Davey’s- ;
Phone 410
Don’t Forget
to see
In Use For 0ve130 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
’Hl BINTAUR COMFANV. NIH VQIK 647V
Test Us
On This!
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Even if the was sndchecu-
‘letion have sent the price of
wheat up we still carry" our
usual lineVoHlour.
Best widen, :; _
Test us on this and other
things. V i‘ .
Orders carefully tilled.
,
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Best Family Flour “$100 bag
Geld Medal, Jones,
or Pilsbury Flour $1.05 bag‘
East India Tea Co.
TELEPHONE 371 . 125 WASHINGTON ST.
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What Are Your Assets? ' "
The scientific conduct at business and , personal .eitairs today ‘
classes the methods employed very distinctly
Avoid The liability ’
or not having s dieckinc Iccount. We invite nooo ' t
given efficient end courteous attention. unto which are
Fairfield County National Bank
‘I'l-iE OLPEBT BANK IN NORWALK. 4*
and Messrs.
John Bradley, Robert Denhart- of- New
FIRST WEDDING VsNNIvERSANY.
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and Catherine Smith,
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If you are atypical American, you are looking
forward to a bigger future. You are going to be pros-
pcrous and respected. But how are you going 16-110
it? And what are you waiting for?
For most men there is just one way to begin. They
nuist accumulate some money. This is done by the
double process at coming as much as possible and
saving as much so possible, .
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sums-mini
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”med.
Observed Last Evenlma by Mr. and
' Mrs. Stephen Orris.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Orr-ls cele-
Vbrated the first anniversary of their
Emarrlsge by entertaining a party of
Intends at their home st 56 Lexing-
iton avenue, last evening. Many
Issues and musical ‘selectlons were
enjoyed by “19.1mm nether-in; and
or s dainty luncheon «using In
York, Charles Moran of Lynn. Mass.
John Kvancz, Michael Sunlslo, An-
drew Yobbagy, Robert Halfpenny. An-
drew Bellus, Joseph Suites, Richard
Lynch and .Stephen Dokus.
DEATHS AND moments.
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Fund-u or Miss L».
The tuners! at Miss Nollie Lee. of
50 Spring street. I“! be bold tomor-
lnu rsdslslts a may tic-sum N'lrow 1»qu h» In. borne st
mutmmm one o'clock. Ind-bots St. Joseph's
ill!
Tom Murray
31 South Main Street
So. Norwalk
Supply your Table
-— From -V—-
01110110 8. KUBAN
44 South Main 51., So. Norwalk.
Automobile Work g5
Radiator Repairing
Panel.
2119‘,
.. ramps. etc. g;
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The members of Norwalk Chapter.
D. A. 11., yesterday afternoon, met
Chapter, D. A. R, in Southport. Tire
meeting was presided over by Vice-
Regent Miss Lambertson, of South-
port. There was no business trans-
acted, but a delightfully entertaining
program was carried out. under the
direction- ot visiting members.
The local daughters di'd themselves
mood in the entertaining. The pro-
gram was opened with tbe slrlging of
"The Chimes.” by a capable quartet
consisting of Mrs. Ralph Gregory.
Mrs. E. G1 Huntington, Mrs. Charles
S.’St. John and Mrs. M. R. McCuus-
land. Thls'was followed by the read-
ing of a most interesting story by
Dr..'J. Milton Culture. The quartet
then Hang “The Peasant's Wedding,"
after which Miss Carrie McCauWand
very cleverly played the “Aria" tram
the Opera "Madam Butterfly."
A story ‘of romance, fact and fanc‘.
portraying experiences with ghosts
and otherwise. was read by Dr. J.
Milton Gabon. and it concerned the
doctor’s early pretensions] as csréer.
The excellent Prompt concluded with
the singing of Sir Arthur Sullivan‘s
“bellow,” by the quartet.
At tbs suggestion of Vice-110ml
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'This is the Time and the
\\ eathcr is Right for one of our
Wonder
Couch
\Vorth $8.50.
Other Couch Hammocks from
$3.95 to $18.00
LIVE OUT ON YOUR PORCH !
Hammocks $4.95 $1
V.5..VTree Hammocks ..
$4.95 to $35
A Refrigerator of any size to
" (it your idea.
We specialize in furnishing
homes complete.
95¢ no
Sterility,r
Refrigerators
Id
Phone 105
Sterling Furniture Co.
127-129 WASHINGWN STREET
‘ ‘ tipposile lloyl’s Theatre
l [Niflllllli IN SflfllflPllRl
with the members of Dorothy Ripley llS 11
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Plants.
GAVRDEN, GRASS AND GRAIN SEEDS.
All the best varieties Tomato. Cabbage and Pepper
ALL mum on msnc'rrcrnss.
Bordeaux Mixture, LimbSul-phur Solution, Ars‘cnate
of Lead, Heieboro, Paris
Death,” etc.
BROWER & MALllNE
Green,
“Slug Shot", "Bug
20-22 Main Si.. Norwalk
ll. Lynne Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co.
-. —---- BRIDGEPORT ——-
Formerly known so Bridgeport m Dyeing d. Cleaning Co.
Silk Dresses. Gloves. Blankets and Laos Curtains Cleaned.
H. LVNOE. Prop. 83 out. 8:. Bridgeport
Telephone 4785.
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Every Day
A Hall Holiday ior
~ the Cook
_ MORE TIMI-3' .V
For shoppingand visiting if there
Gas Range in the Kitchen
Spend Less Time in your Kitchen
The time you must end in
the kitchen can be reu used just
. about one-half if your kitchen is
equipped with
A Vulcan Gas Range
N 0 time is lost starting the fire,
nor. is any lost waiting for the
fire to come up. ’
When you are ready
TheRANGE isready
A second rafter you light the.
burner, cooking can be started.
It. matters not what kind.-
Whethei' it be the lady of the
house, or the cook, she can do
all of the Cooking in less time ‘3
and very, very much better if _._____:!——"—-
there is ‘ 6.3
A Vulcan lime
indie Kitchen.
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Tree Workflof
All Kinds
Beaupsin & Saunders
mucummrsrs.
‘Plsouc 251-18 or 1218-5
300'!!! 31011me on“.
Men’s and Boy’s
, Pall Beach Stilts
For-Men..... .....
GOTTTIEB
1i No. Math at. 3°. Norwelit
37.410.312.50 Suits.
8 In it h , Underwood.
Remington. s11 other
nukes. sold. rented.
reputed. Kenton. 83
per month. Matchm-
- . sold st 35 per month.
JAB. DONNELLY.
South fill ”to Cull! Mentali-
em Pasteur LINE TO NEW
YORK.
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