”119.33% .
wiseRibbui, Vests . , ,
10c. 12 1-0c, 15c and 256‘,
ants. .............. ......35cl
ildren's 10c, 150 and 35c
‘ ts' and Boys’ Balbriggan
..12.. ...... ....25cand50c
A Complete Assortment at
F. K. Banks
IAHAcusAt-n novel. BLOCK.
sou-m NORWALK.
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. . Art
{Dainty gifts at reasonable prices.
never shown in this city before.
: M’hen you are having your next:
‘ party remember these things.
D ON N E L l. Y’S
I ‘ ' GIFT SHOP.
316 So. Main St. So. Norwalk,
CITY NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST. i
For Norwalk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and nultday, probably
. local showers; not much change in
’ temperature; moderate variable
‘ winds. There is no well defined
storm area east of the Rocky Moun
' talus, bub the pressure is below the.
normal along the northern border
..from North Dakota to Maine. This.
is causing unsettled, showery we'ath—
er from the Upper Mississippi Valley
eastward to the coast. A secondary
disturbance is causing local showers
in the Lower Mississippi Valley. Sev
eral places reported over an inch of-
.raintall during the last 24 hours. L‘on-
'ditlons favor this vicinity: Generally
fair weather with slightly higher tern:
peratuge. 1
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO“.
' TODAY.
l Temperature: Low, 63; high
79.; 1631'.
It rehearsal of the degree team of
”Edmond de Amicis. Foresters
America. was held last night.
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A son was born this morning to
'Mr. and Mrs. Percy C. Quintard, of
‘H .7 Elm Grove. Mother and baby are
doing well.
~Concerts Monday. afternoon and
evening. Roion Point.
City Engineer George A. Sharron,
land his men will this year have a busy
. time of it cleaning the streets of the
- uptown. and downtown business sec.
Hons following the two carnivals.
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Several permits were issued today
from the building inspector‘s office.
They were to Joseph Mueller, wiring,
for Mrs. Marshall, on Winfield street,
and to N. M. Filiow, to wire for D. A.
Fillow, on Newtown avenue.
—-—Monday is
Park.
brought against August Wichmann, of
this city, by George ‘Hunter, through
his attorney, ~Wiliiam F. Tammany.
'Thoqyction is to re‘cover on a :45 note.
$60 damages are claimed. Attachment
"was made by Deputy sheriff Edward
in Elm Grove.
‘Iegular busines were transacted.
The members of Buckingham Post
selves at the above time.
of the capitol
mom
“0“ Mill
(Continual loom Firot Page.)
ti;
The explosion was heard man
blocks away, and guards in all parts
and excited persons
from some distance came running to
see what had happened.
Watchman Jones was seated at in
Senate entrance door almost imme-
diately beneath the wrecked room,
was almost lifted from his chair by
the force of the explosion. Watchmen
in the far end of the building. a long
city block away, thought the dome of
the Capitol was falling in or that some
equally great catastrophe had (foul-r-
ed, the force of the concussion haviugl
aused the building to tremble.
l‘ Those who were early on the scene
I said there was a strong odor of smoke,
‘, which lasted for some time, not only
jin the reception room, but in the ad‘
oining rooms and hail.
l Superintendent Woods. who with
jthe sergeant'at-arms of both Senate
and House had been hurriedly sunl-
lnoned. arrived shortly after the ex-
plosion had occurred and immediately
conducted a. hasty investigation. They
were unable to determine the cause 01‘
he explosion. ,
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concussion, and the door leading into
the room of the sergeant-storms on
..:e opposite side from that of the vice-
1 resident was damaged.
Absoluiéll) Pure
illuminant
Big Carnival . Program.
In line with other business gettersl
is the program of features for Pleasant:
Hour and Lockwood‘a Hall todayfj
which includes as carnival specials:
"Who Pays?" a star Broadway feat-l
ure; Pattie Weekly and other notable“,
iattractions. There will be plenty oil
’ time to see the Show before the parade.
forms and the cool house will prove de-
lightful spots to keep out of the crowd
for the time, yet being ill such close,
proximity as to be able to reach the‘
trout of the reviewing ranks ill plen-‘V
ty of time. The other'nulnbers of 109
day's program are on a par with the
best pictures offered anywhere. For;
jMonday, the holiday bill will include
i the appearance of Clara Kimball.
Young in “Hearts of Exile,” the noted‘
Owen Davis' play. This is admittedly
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No Lime Phosphate
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the United States cruiser and the re-
turn to civilization in a manner which
distinctly beiongs to this film com-
pany. it is a great film drama and oi'
the kind that one cannot afford to
miss.
NEW DANCERS AT ROTON.
Miss Cram and Mr. Lane Come from
Hotel Worthy in Springficia. |
Miss Thelma D. Cram and Harry kl
lane, late of the Hotel Worthy of
Springfield, Mass, arrived in town was
terday tor the season. And in the ar-‘
rival of Miss Cram and Mr. Lane, Non.
walk people secured a pair of enter-l
tainers of the highest class. artists in
terpischore, the work of whom is do
lightful. Miss Cram and Mr. Lane»
will be at Roton Point for the remain-i
der 0! the season and will entertain in;
the restaurant between 0:30 and Si
o'clock in the evening and will also;
7..
not for the patrons of Baton Point
park from now on.
Cram and H. Lane. Wonderful ex-
ponents of terpsichore,
ltown this morning and immediately
assumed their duties
They succeed Miss Gwynne Richazus
,evening and will also hays charge of
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in: W tonight. Eating gt
mmmmm bemore
Monromammvnhthesedistiu-
wished visitor: to entertain.
ROTON POINT.
Two of the most expert dancers in
the country will make things please
Miss Thelma D.
arrived in
at the park.
and Lawrence Barretto, the dancing
beam which had charge of the danc-
ing at Roton during the first month
of the season. -
Miss Cram and Mr. Lane have been
at the Hotel Worthy during the wm.
ter and have proved most pleasing.
They are possessed of excellent ap-
pearance and ale really wonders in
their art. They 'will dance in the
restaurant from 6:30 to 8 o'clock each
the dance hall. ManagerNeville Bay-
ley secured these artists. at great ex-
pense, but he feels that he will be re-
paid in the additional patronage at
the park.
——SPECIAL.
You will find now a complete list
of the ten cent records at Donnelly’s
Stationery Store. Also'record albums
for 100.
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evidently had not intended any great;
it a bomb. iti Will
Win investigation be undertaken today
I
i
{the report of the experthno othclal
leods estimated that the damage
Roton Day. Visit the
" .Papera were tiled in the tor‘vn clerks
‘oilice this morning in a $100 suit
The police were instructed not to a
mit anilene into the building, and al
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search was made, but no one of a sus-t 89-
Tomorrow,
picious character was found.
Mr. Woods declared that lit an ex-
plosive substance of any kind had been,
placed in the room, the guilty party ‘
damage to the building.
was not large enough to damage thei
construction of the building.
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Mini
Woods asserted that if it proves tol Remem
have been a bomb it was placed by; arrange
some crank. who wished to create 0*
sensation. .
A preliminary inquiry having failed
to reveal the cause of the explosion.
Superintendent Woods ordered that
by an expert on explosives. Pending
_ statement concerning the incident will
; be made public.
After a hurried examination Mr.
' would not exceed 8000.
l Crowds made their way early .today
* to the Capitol Hill in the hope of see-
! ing the wrecked portion of the math;
1th ”building. They were doomed to
disappointment, however, because the
big doors to the building were closed
to visitors pending the. inquiry into
the cause of‘the explosion. l
Th explosion occurred at 11:40
o‘clock last night.
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(Continued lit-om First Page.)
An appal was taken to the Superior
Court by Jennings. The arrests oi
Jennings. “Lonny"‘Wiiiiam’a and Ar-
thur L. White were made at the raid
upon the resort last Saturday night by
the state police. The police had em-
ly complete with three 0: the big teat-
‘band will furnish" the music and the
concerts will start at 2:30 o'clock my
the afternoon and at, 8 o’clock in the:
evening. These will be but a few or,
t-the showing of “The Dawn of a:
“The Goddess,’
to see as many as possible.
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ROTON POINT PARK.
urea of the season. The Americanj
d-, the best feature in which Miss Young take charge of .ihe dance hall. They‘
has 9"" appeared. No one 3‘10“” f0“; have already commenced their dutiesl
The public of this city cannot ex-
" with the noted celebrity, pect too much of exponents such as
Mary Pickford, in the leading role for. the former Springfield entertainers.
l'l‘uesday or the third installment 0‘ . While on a recent trip to Springfield.
' for next Wednesday? Mr. Bayley was delighted With their
The Thursday feature for next week‘ work and finally succeeded in coa-
be “The Naked Truth." While. vinclng them that they would spend
‘Brother Officers," 0 strong military jtheir vacation at Roton Point and as-
‘drama. will be shown next Friday.‘;mst in making things pleasant tor
her all of these specials and: Norwalk people. '-
‘ Their dances are new. The treasure
waltz, the military trot, the enchant-
lment gavotte and the moonlight glide
iRoton Point Park will ban place ”ti are four features originated entirely
delight on Monday. With band con-3b,. the dancing artists and of that
certs during the afternoon and even: charming type so pleasing to all. They ‘
lug and a “5 fireworks dilplay in that daucedi‘at the Hotel Worthy and at tho \
evening, the park program is par‘ml'lSpringtleld Country Club and. have
never failed to entertain. Some} class
work will be done for: private parties.
M:
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Joseph Davis
85 Washington St. .
South Norwalk
Special
the manyenterinining numbers on the!
park’s delightful Fourth of July pro.
gram. « _
John E. Kennedy. in charge of tho
Roton Point casino. has prepared;
something especially delectable for1
the patrons of the restaurant on Mon-é
day in the line of food and Miss Thel-=
ma d). Cram and Harry F. Lane, the.
new dancing artists, will add to the.
pleasure of eating at the shore resortt
l
”on?!" Fungi
to, see . '
Tom Murray
31 South Main Street
So. Norwalk
.0 -Fr’idaY ,
Traveling \Bags
$6.00 and $7.00 Value:
Black and Tan
‘ $5.00
Open Saturday Night. -
with their exhibitions between 0:301
and 8 o'clock in the evening. ‘
The carousel. roller coaster, aerial l
swing. dancing pavilion and other teat.
urea should be patronized to the full of
Monday and bathing should also be
popular. The motion picture theatre
will have an excellent. program to or-
ter for Monday evening.
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"THE filSLAND 0F REGENERATION
From now on, Norwaik people may
enjoy themselves in “the cool. night
air, near ocean breezes. Feature pic~
turea are to be shown at th Rotou
that liquor was sold on J one 11, 18
27.
ployed agents‘ to secure evidence
against the men, and it was charged
|.
Williams had his judgment reserved
by Judge Norton until July 10. A 00110
Point park motion
and and that Manager Neville )Bayle); ha
a
that “The island of Regeneration.
lpicture theatre
3
started out. well is shown in the~fuct
the wonderful six reel feature pic-
SB. Doulens this morning on property
The regular weekly business of the
Second district elegtrical commission-
'ers was held last night. Matters of
”an. R., will assemble at the South
iNorwalk Methodist Church tomorrow
inverting at 7:20 o'clock to attend the
special service at the invitation ol‘nle
pastor, Rev. William F. Glam. All
members are requested to present
was entered into White's case and as
no evidence was found against him he
was discharged. The hearing opened
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock and
lasted until shortly after 1 o’clock.
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(Continued From Fired/Page.)
North, William Tammany and Robert
G. Mitchell: 2
Finance—Jusephd. modular, Wil-
rlke alBaiance
your income and expenses
Week and put your ‘surv
-, us cash-to your credit with
,» ghePeople’s’Trust C0. You
will!» pleased to see how
.. your funds willthuoadcmuu—
ate at interest. Nowfia a
,verygoodtimeto'surt'mac-
1count. . » . , - .. _
4 PER CENT. INTEREST
. I 0‘ PAID ‘“ ‘
00 Saving: Accounts.
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n'e Plow-mo "
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liam P. Ward and George ‘H. Vosburgh.
The twenty-fifth annuai.report- of
annual report offlthe librarian, Mrs.
A. Blanchard, was submitted by size.
rotary Vdflburgh, and unanimously
approved. It was a very gratifying do-
cument, showing a great’fucreaso in
year. Hundred of 0501: have been od~
_ dad to the reading room, inanimate.
bnry now contain one of the "but.
reference department: in woman
no voted in: night to purchase. is”
cultivated“: intuition of into do
llllllilll nuts “‘1"
the directors, ‘which also embodied .the.
‘ the use of the library during the put
Mil-civil at q tuning: W1.
ture will be shown at the open air
theatre next Friday and Saturday
evenings. Many Norwalk people have
already seen the picture, but would
like to see it again, and as for those
who have not had the opportunity, to
see this picture of pictures, the Ro-
ton theatre offers an opportunity next
Friday and Saturday evenings. (No
picture machines have beennnstalled
and a double booth addednto. th the-
Waits.
“‘The cast of the play
Bobby Connolly, Antonio Morfio, S.
Rankin Drew, 1.00 Delaney; tNaomi‘
wrote a more absorbing book thanhis
was never a'story written by. anyone
that, littered greater rpossibilltien 3310
film-drama.“ -" ' " .1 in
The ptqry in that or». beautiful girl.
running away from tho unwolcomo ab
toutiono of the owner oftire mum
a, tropical island in thoflouthotn co
olito.«tho dole inhabitant ‘ am who
‘ a 'm
This will in;
atre. facilities and therowul fie no _
is well cared .
to: in the hands of Miss Edith Storey. ,.
Childers, Jack ~Bravi'n2m11lau Horborhj
and Logan hard. all competent‘artiata. .,
Rev. Cyrus Towpuend (Brady; ; never i
“Islander Regeneration," . and , there;
which .110 vanilla one». “tr-"9°11 ‘
RANGES, $11.00 to $48.00.
Self Lighting Burners.
our stock before buying.
Eddy Refrigerators.
:7: Wall "St
HEADQUARTERS. FOR GAS
See
Gastot Water Heaters . . $11.00
Junesdz’llptcllkiss
~ .. Norwalk, Conn;
Some Good
Rosalia
u Shoppll‘u
. In Potion
' 0Y0 “98380.7
COFFEE. TEAS. EXTRA QUALITY.
Daher-(d. Co.
7 For lip-gm“ will. call
' rmlfu. around. .
Funeral nil-octan- undiainbolm‘or
one and acclaim
. ‘ Telephone 004.
g. all to. Main 01.00. Nil-walla]
Railroad Ave. cor. only a. 10!.1583 2
1__.
. fireat‘vkcductionsv-
.‘ j 0N ‘aerrllol‘znartmsf‘
. , » "of High Quality.
420.00. Refrigerators. now $10.40 “
, $18.00 Refrigerators, new $14.93”
‘ . . 315.001 Refrigerators, now $12.70
‘ $14.00: Refrigerators, now 011.40".
$13.00 Refrigerators, now 2310.48,
012.00 Refrigerators, n0w 09.7a‘~
7” ‘ $8.00 Refrigerators. V‘Tnvow '- 86.48 ,
~‘ 5‘0“ hangers; now [#5919
to.
‘Goolio. new and"
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HOWLANo s
Entrances on Main Street, Fairfield Avenue and Cannon h. .
, Bridgeport. Conn.
Saturday, July 3. 1915.
l ., .. 00.10.31.
Whatever you plan
tor the Fourth. the
store can help
If it is to be a (lay spent at holllcwhamlllock and Urom]
book, new story, new dress for wear to the parhk to
see the city fireworks displayrcrervthill” tor colu—
fort. . b
If you go to shore or country——bag or case to lltlltl vour
ncetlfllls, new hat or jacket or'l’alm lieach suit. {good
story or magazine to enjoy en route. box of How—
. land candy for your llostt-ss.——lots of joy—givers.
If it is the beginning of vacation—trunk to carrv all
wears safely, new tennis racket or supply of. golf
clubs or fishing tackle, whitt- skirt or silk sweater
or sport hat for wear, Kodak to snap the scenes
of novelty and interest,-—outiit from too to toe for
every vacatioucr. ‘ ‘ "
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Summer’s} shorter 3:: 34"“;
workday is here ~
o 0 I ‘1“ ‘
Beginning Tuesday next, July 5, the store will close
each ‘aitcrnoou except Saturdays, at S o'clock. ‘
' Saturday, the closing hour will continue to 9
oclock,
The opening hour will remain the sauna—8:30 a. m
This schedule continues till Labor Day. .
It will be a great help to yourself, as well as to all
who are eager to serve you. if you will enjoy the morning
shopplng~hours during this period pal'ticularlv. They
are cooler, less—hurried, fuller oftsatisfaction. ' .
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be
w
fl.
. Swimming suits for men and swimming or bathing
sum; for women are ready instantly.
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f No fear of missmg a car while your size is hunted -l
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Wears tor
the “Fourth”
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White hats, tafieta silk, new sport shape, with color
‘ cd facing brim, 7,.
Stuart and summery—$4. ‘
White hemp hats and panama hats, trimmcd‘ all in
white, wonderfully cool and cllz'lruling of aim—$2.50 and
more. "
Boys’ cool trousers and blouses and skirts, khaki or
linen or crash,-5oc and 75c.
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Boys' cool suits ofakhaki or linen, sturdy tom—$3. l
Sport blouses and shirts for boys, have short sleeves 1" "
low “at neck—50¢ and $1. - - ' i 1
Black leather traveling bags with steel frame and 'l"
cloth lining, 15 to 18 inch sizes—$2. l«
\Vomcn's white silk gloves with double—tip fingers, i'
16 button lengths—65c. ' 2' i 3"
Pretty harndkerchicfs for women, trimmed with a ‘2 ‘
Venisc lacc,-—-25c. l '
Nice combination suits of lislc, lace trimmed or tight. ~ l
knee. cut so they fit without launching up,———50c. ' l~ I
Women’s nice vests of mcrcerised yarn, silky and l
soft, plain {dash—350, 3 for $1. ' 1'
Black tightsfor bathing wear. cotton,——50c. ”l .1
Men’s silk-front shirts, striped patterns that are '1' '
thoroughly new and mighty clever. regular $1.50 sort— 7‘. '
' 3 for $2.85 i if.
hillesh bags. fish—scale mesh with gate top—$1. “l 5*,
Collar pins in the new Circle and heart and horse— l
shope shapes—25c. M if ,_ ' ' ’fi
‘ t . ;
Men’s suits, including blue serges and unfinished
worsteds. . ' ,
' Summer models with cutout lining.
‘Ready to he slipped on and
worn away, Extra value
$16 ,
j. The llowlaudilfirinoods'Cofillv
an.” .
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at; reasonable term: inquire at, ‘
.wE'SELL
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7 .. T Storage *
4.899 Square" . it... ,
If you are seeking storage room
' i x . 1r “is EXPERT, nodular?
- “ Service. .
Norwalir- .5 Steamboat
. 0 /' I 7. me 4 ' . .
" Do you realize how much
that means. to‘the cpnsumer?
5:1. . unmeangmws items
at ' ' . .
:1 T110 ‘ Sentinel: «'wli 7003100000 an: a‘
morning paper unduly sturau adven‘ ,
.2 should: «0
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