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Fill your bins full of Coal
'wé-it’s not a bit risky, and
M better value we think,
than a closet or shelf full of
he! or of whiskey that is
good for nothing but drink.
_With a few tons of coal
stored away in your cellar
'. you may laugh at the coming
, of Fall, and you are more
J prudent than that other fel-
‘;2 low who is thinking of
. nothing at all. And what is
Cathereworsewhenallhasbeen
said, than a person .who
won’t take a good look
- THE
sums COAL
COMPANY
We Are Ready
With our new Auto Van. We
as move you anywhere and
"hnickly.
ANDREW TAYLOR
.. Livery and Trucking
Darien Conn.
,‘Hayes
NEW CITY
* MARKET
~Hayes’ Block
B; 09 North Main Street
MN.“ .m _ _. m _._.___,___
m
'Carnival
NOISE ,
CONFETTI
ET
’ j nouns Elli. :
lianford North Main
3 130015 64 Street
‘ .
t _ .
"Tree ”Work of
_ ‘ All Kinds
Beaupain &. Saunders
ARBORCUI/I'URISTS.
. ‘Plione 2151-13 or 1278-]!
t :"W 'VI'-IW CONN,
There is hardly anything in the world tiratsomo
man cannot makes little worse andaella'little ducal!»
er—and the people who consider price only. mafliia
man’s lawful prev. , Bi‘dfililififlifilliifl'???“ "‘1
Our Mill Work is of the highest standard of grade
and manufaCture, and always cheap when its class is
considered. gmrfli‘mllflilfim
LET us PROVE THIS To YOU. ‘
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
South Norwalk. Conn. ’
my...
on Steaks
Are Fine
We justly claim that our
steaks are the best that can be
bought for the price.
This may not convince you.
But we feel sure that a trial
will do so.
Step in personally and let its
. show you how' we do business
,y en the fair and square basis.
The Modern Market
WM. B. UNHOLTZ, Prop.
15 North Main St.
. Men’s and Boy’s
Palm Beach Suits
ForM'en ..... ...........$7.00
Q
.. It is EXPERT, HONEST g.
Service.
GOTTTIEB
11 No. Main St. 8o, Nomltt
57410—81250 Suits.
Do you realize how much
.‘i
. innit Piill no us.
i
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.
g that means to the consumer?
lfli sun nu ICiCO.
store tomorrow. They
Fourth and future summer wear.
h .
Phone 619. ..
’ J» . J Sentinel Want Adv. .
when
Be sure to visit the N. E. Ryan Cons;
are featuring was attended by Miss Coral Nestor, of;
just the things you will want for the
If your tenants are moving use a:
. " m . .
, d women 1 linersr in the m
'clsss of‘lillti'hf the Merrill Bunnies
College at Stamford, Port Chester. and
this city. which last evening held com-
mencement exercises in the Stamford
fl ' Casino, starting at 8 o'clock. l
The storm: carried out was brief
but most interesting. The principal
address to the class, which was spprm'
prints to the happy occasion. was
made by the Rev. Charles F. Taylor.
of the First Congregational Church, of
Greenwich, Conn.
Kearney's orchsritra, of Stamford,
furnished splendid-music at the open-
ling of the evening’s exercises. The in-
;vocation was made by Rev. Carl 3.!
! Smith. of St. John's Church, Stamford”
i'l‘he exercises were presided over by}
ithe Hon. Charles D. Lockwood, promi-l
lnent Stamford attorney. 1
i Diplomas were presented the 40'
lgrsduates which made up the class of,
)1915, by Newton A. Fulton. who has}
”been the owner of the colleges for just,
one year. succeeding Mrs. F. A. Mer-v
rill, The exercises closed with bene-
, diction, pronounced by Rev. J. C_{‘Trowbridge Company, on Washington’
1’O'Brien, of St. John's Catholic Chart-inf street, ““3 city, “me his bride for
1' Immediately after the commence- some time ha“ been employed by the:
?meat an enjoyable reception was held.Boese Lace Company, on chestnut.
' . street. downtown. 1, ,
The wedding ceremony was followed)
. by a jolly receptionkwhich was held at
There were a large number (”the groom's home on Sherry street.:
Vii-lends and parents of the graduates The house was beautifully decorated.
, ferns, potted plants, and a profusion of
The graduating class of the local col“ all kinds of flowers being tastefully
in the casino. Dancing was in force;
from 9:30 o’clock until midnight. A;
most pieasat evening resulted.
j who attended from this? city.
_'
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L ‘ Carnival Day Offers.
‘ Tan Luanrndnav GOODS STORE
‘;Watch this space to-
forum
All day Saturday, July 3rd
.-
Icouple. and their hosts of friends'
throughout Norwalk wish them happi-l
ness and. prosperity.
‘of the head box makers in the C. T.i
lege consists of the following: Com- ”mused with telling effect.
’merciai: Miss Alice 1]. ltyan, Mildred‘ 0315' the immediate friends and rel-i
\i Camp and Elsie M. Hunt; Short- olives of .‘tir. and Mrs. Plan attended
hand: Misses Katherine A Clark, we'iicdfiidn. 4. Wedding supper ot a;
i Mary W. Keeler, Margaret C. Foder. most efieliexfi‘nature was serwd, suoi
Esther M. Abramson, M. Louise Aben-l a line music . 1
droth, Mariner M. Kennedy, and Mary by Miss Ellen sine and Miss coral
c. Warren; Secretarial: liliss nuth h. Nestor. The festiyiues continued
‘ t ; Stenot e: Miss Elinor Olm- til 9. late hour: .
bets on yp Mr. and Mrs. Platt have left on a
class in shorthand: Miss Ruth C. 80- honeymoon it‘ll) up the Hudson Rive:
i to varied points of interest. They will
'reside at the home of the groom, on
:Shorry street.
stood and Samuel Alexander; Evening.
. laud. .
DAISY ‘SMUSON‘EMADE [illiig
till .
a...
j—WHE
lblanie it all on the weather.
A very pretty wedding was solemn- will not, affect you so much it the
ized. "‘13.! night,” 8 03‘9““! “3. "'9 Dar'fboweis are regular. Foley Cathartic
”“339 9"" “id South Ibidrwallr 339““.Tnhlels are ideal for indigestion and
Church, on Wé“ street, when’Rev'jconstipatlon. They relieve stout per-
For, Boys ..$3 $4 and $4.50 Ralph G.“Hartley untried in marriagflsons of that bloated. heavy feeling.
PRESSES.
When you feel oppressed, dull and
stupid, are inert and languid—do not
Heat
Mills *DMBY Slauson. ““31“” 0‘ M’s'lsmd everywhere.
,Lizzie Slauson, of 137 South Main:
_.,__ _.,_ .7 ,,,, .
. r. Plait is one!
proéam was carried out'
un-
N HOT WEATHER OP-
street, and Harold Stanley Plait, son‘
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Plait. Ml
: Sherry avenue. - ,
{ The bride was most becoming'in ai
charming blue traveling suit with a:
handsome hat to match. She carried‘
a large bouquet of sweet peas‘.‘ She:
this city, and the best man \vss/Clar-i
, ence Alien Loudeu. A 1
Congratulations, warm and hearty,:
have been extended the happy bridal;
“The Prettiest Park on. Connecticut Coast”
Grand Fireworks ., Display Biron Monaav ‘Ev
Dancing—Athletic Spo
Shooting Galleries ——Doll’“ Racks; -Other Games? ' ‘ .. ~
SHORE DINNERS. THE VERXVBEST =~:
' Dhncing . Every Evening, '1‘.Eirrepi ssuuday.
Cvmmencin
r~.
.i'.
Big
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76 NORTH MAIN ST.
bargains in every department
NORWALK
—
morrow ‘
People Who Live Well
are not all necessarily wealthy peo
ple. They are those who use judg~
ment and discrimination in. purch-
asing food supplies, and buy only
such products as are healthful, nu-
tritious and properly nourishing,
good food for brain and body. They
can always be found at Chamok's
market, where experience has prov.
hen to them the wisdom of buying
meat that is always fresh, tender
and reliable. '
CHARNOK’S MARKET
TEL. CALL 4455
FREE DELIVERY
BLUE FISH .. .
WEAK FISH .....
COD FISH
PORGIES ..
LOBSTERS
as-
noise..-
ss-oa..-...-.-
32 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Schulize’s 3 Sanitary Markets
505 MAIN ST., STAMFORD.
14¢ LB.
...... ‘. . . . .. 6c and St} LB.
................. . . 26¢ LB.
39 MAIN ST.
N ORWALK.
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‘W§&$
l prominent
I , I). s. Patontomo
late to his:
Srcurily Bid ,iili Milt. Sf‘
REIDGF' 03". 00!“
Ian) We"! now hearth-rm.
[The Beers Meat & Provision Co.
6 North Main St., So. Norwalk.
:3 Main Sh, Norwalk.
\
'Read the Classified Ads. on
"m
V Page. Try Them For Results.
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‘ MONDAYn-JULY 5th--‘-MONDAY‘ ‘
.3 PE CI AL ' A. T In AC T‘IoNs
. . , ‘;75c,.";$1 00,3150
DancrngSalurday pi Afternoon. ‘
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7 eningéband ., Concerts, 21:80 and 7:30 p. m” American Band:—
rts—Bathing—Roller Coasterj—Motiont Picture TheatrerfCarouselé—AerialSwing——
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