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_ Mintzs ~
. . . e , » — schemes...“ 1 $18 to $30 Suits $7.95
4 a 7 _ ‘ , , . , , ‘ ,, tmwumtnbecome alleviation; '
. . . .. , . ‘7 . no ’93 think your nerve is suiflcient-g
ly steady?”
Yon: choice of any Suit in the Store at,
mm = ‘
Orange ‘ $7.95. Value to $30.
Pineal)?“ UNDERTAKER , J
.———-. NEW III we mill-DIM ‘—‘—~*‘-—‘ - Mr . . ,
awn“ Tfiflnmvhomm. f
our . i
The condition of Joseph ’MscFar
land and Joseph Bartok, local young ‘
men, was reported as being very 1‘s-
vorably at the Stamlurd hospital to
day.
10 bays Clearance Sales oi ‘
Men’s ouords, beginning July 2, - g ..
FOI' to days, we oiierfaii nuns oxronos, ‘
Block, Tan and Pat, Rubber and Leather soles, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00, at
$2.98 $2.98 $2.98
. a Pair.
These Oxfords are all the fresh, clean stock bought for the season’s trade.
Owing to the late season w e have too many and must close them out. ‘
GLOVER’S’,
here’s the
Mediator ol
the [routing
Question...
A Gas iron or
A “Thermax” Electric
Miss Gwynne Richards arm” Law,
rence Barretto, who recently com-
pleted their dancing engagement at
WM Roton Point park. will be the dim-
The Methodist Sunday school. O! cers at the Sinclair House, in the
Stamford, will “me to Baton Point White Mountains, tor the balance of
next Thursday.
‘
the season.
Washington Comp. No. 11, Patrio-
tic Order of the Sons of America. will
meet tomorrow,evening at 7 o’clock,
. for the purpose of attending service
in a body in the First Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Tree Warden Joseph F. Smith was
in Norwaik, yesterday, conferring
with Specialist Wright of the Connec-
ticut Farm Bureau. He is endeavor-
ing to have him come to town for a
demonstration in a fruit orchard——
Stamford Advocate. ’
There will be a special meeting of
the Hillandaie. A. (3., this evening, in . ‘ fl NORWALK AND SOUTH NOR
the club rooms on State street, to Mrs. William Hull, of Woodward , ' . WALK- . * Nil
make final arrangements for a visit avenue. has returned from New York. . - ' . . H
, Saturday nir'hl to the Norwulk carni- where she wss called several dais ago , ‘ - ~~»...»..-...._-.._mw 50
val._smmf.;-d Advocate. on account of the death of her neph- ”03°53 GONVENTiOH "f BOS'ILON w . -' f . _ .
__._.. ew. Mrs. Elizabeth Delahanty and Mrs. “@3me: My 3-~llflln'8°aked he ' F “I be
—-Band Concerts Monday afternoon Harvey J. Weed. who were also in b0“ who drifted ““0 town by "1’" 01’ e 5‘ sea Fond
shelter .'
WE REPAIR‘ 3“?“
.‘ ‘Cu’tbill’s .,
ions means tound food and
awaiting them at the Morgan Mouton
lnl Preparatory to the opening or the
custom convention of the Brotherhood
Welfare Association today. J. Ends
and evenmg, Roton. New York, returned with her.
Que of’these irons will settle -
this ironing question for all '” ‘
times. . ‘
Jimmie Lotierzo, the well-known
Norwalkers are interested in the
‘ Brooklyn baseball player, is in town
latest project advanced by Mining .1. .
Smith to spend the Fourth at 63 Spring
Drudgcry is changed to Conl—
Smith of the Aiming J. _ . lick the wealth ‘ ' '
. . y promoter of the on , fort and Ironul r is made a )ieas— v
Tra ‘ ortntion Company, with oflices street. He will return home Mon— - _ 7 , i: 1 ‘ I
in 1:31;; CHV and Bridgeport+ Mr. day evening, accompanying his 8131.8!“ g‘n‘zationl 1:8 030:8; mi prea‘gttegt . ‘ :‘ .yye‘handle nothing but a!“ \Vork. .1
Smith asks‘for the support of menu. in-law, Mrs. Lillie Lotiorzo and chil- gig: $5 5:"), 088:1 ogafigstm e of A T ‘ l ’ lobest, Order ONE TODAY _. Two
, turers and'indlvlduglg concerning drenz who have been visitors in South 3 4 4 ‘ ‘ ’ wccks’ tree trial.
is: proposed in dependent steamboat Norwalk during the past month. the delegates had been arrested for LITTLE COST ‘ The only 91396 1“ Nor-
..vagrancy, on their way to the. con-
vention. "Work and Yeace," was the
general topic for discussion at the first
meeting.
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city and New
line between that
York.
4 A Demonstration Will
H .4 . _ Convince You
"mp. y
.Ulllil] E {on +,
i w 1., _ liHllWAl
._,_ * 1 ~' tumult
walk that handles nothing
' but Sea Food. *
.m-
- . ~ # Cuthill’
Clerks in the local freight houses
are rejoicing at the settlement 0!
Norwalk Bull Moose have prickcd the clerk's grievances against the
up their cars at the. announcement New Haven road. The mediation is
that the DrOEX‘ESSiVG state committee said to look very much like a victory our. and Mrs. Ross Burchard. oi
, of Massachusetts made several days for tho clerks; Rule 21, which was West avenue,- gavespre-hollduy dance ‘ ,
ago a tentative move toward Joint 80' ”“3 bone °f contention, has been "3' last evening at Grace Parish Hall, on '
tion with Republicans by adopting Dealfid‘ The “13"“ may now bring [Holden avenue. It was is large dance, Bridge Market .
resolutions urging Charles Sumner any grievance save one involving'there being presentvabout one hundred & so“ C *
Bird, of Walpole. M388. *0 1'11“ 1°” efficiency, to the general superinteu- and twenty-live invited guests. The 0 7! NorthMainSt.
governor in both the Republican and “‘3‘“- hall was tastefully decorated, though . - , I!
Progressive primaries simple. Speldel's orchestra, of Bridge- 134 WASHINGTON ST. Free DellVery. Phone 103-
-————-—- Local Episcopalians are pleased port, played the music and at intermis- ‘ .
The teaching Sisters of St. Joseph'gfiWiih the satisfactory report of the sion at collation was served. Dehlyn ca-
Bc Sure its A PIE
FRIESBIE’
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parochial school on Henry street general mission board of the Episco~ tering.
1 .
will attend summer school courses at Dal Church Which 11“ 1031 119911 ‘8'
Hamilton Heights. from July l'ttil to sued. 11 was announced yesterday
July 29th. Sisters in St. Mary’s con- that it has ricelved $250,000 in con-
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NORWALK YACHT CLUB DANCES.
. The Norwaik Yacht Club will give
m attend cdurgeg at tributlons to its emergency fund since a; dance for its memheis and their
; i
mt, uptown, w Special
. Laurelton Hall. Milford; Mother ADFU- This is 111111031 enough t0 guests, on Monday evening, Jill! 5. M
House, Hartford, and Hamilton meet a deficit of 3254.000 whicfi has the club. The Welinmsternng as Red 0 Coal __ .
Heights. according to the school 0‘15“?“ for several years- The board chestra will furnish music for this on Made in the Chanel“ Plant- .
grade they teach. it is announced, hopes _ to collect oasion. “And from the best fresh
$150,000 to no set aside as a loan
. , —Fireworks display at Roton Mon- fund to» cover any future deficits.
day evenins- —-—'—" , and August 4,11, 18, 25 and Septem-
~ Of interest "to foreign-born resi her 1, tor which the some music has
president of dents of Norwalk, and particularly been secured The weekly dances will
be for club members.
The regular Wednesday night
dances will he held on July 14, 21, 28
._......__..—
$6. 50 for cash
Lehigh $6.35 for cash.
newm. scrunch...
' 3 Round St. E. Nameless. .
fruits obtainable. '
'Ask your groccrkfor them.
Felix D’Allessundro,
the General Laborers’ Union, accord- 1boar residing in the Sprincyvood col
ing to reports received locally,i s the any, is the recent United States gov ’
center of considerable excitement in ernment announcement, which says:
.‘Greeuwich. It will be remembered “Children born‘ on American ‘ soil~
‘ that D’Allessandro was the leader or whose parents have become "natural is spending his vacation in New Hart-
a labor strike in mamford, and some ized .American citizens cannot be ford will today receive gm- mg signs-
tlme ago representatives of his were classed as possessing duui nation ture a requisition upon the governor
the cause of considerable strike talk ality. and are not considered liable otPonnsylvunia for William 3‘. Kaylor,
in Norwalk. ‘ to military service under a foreign accused o! committing blgamy in,
V , flag." The clearing of a subject that Stamford on December , E913. James
Fred Mansfield, president of the has been talked over considerably A. Heflernan of Stamford will be as- '
Insist on them at your
restaurants.
7 WILL . “ ‘
. You NEED White Shoe
, § 7,, w, ’ , . . OVER-THE HOLIDAY
. , Insurance OUR LINE 18 MOST COMPLETE FOR . _
sternum, munitions mm Men, Women and Children
Workmen'n Compensation. Llablli- _ A SPLENDID STOCK 0F
'RlEGUiSWlONASKED FOR.
Governor Marcus ll. Holcomb, who
, , ' . Sum ty Marine and Automobile. .
’ New England Hotel Association, cer- locally. is received with gratification signed to bring the accused to this , v.5 rotentt'k'fi 85,“). Bonds ; - . ~ V] d Y h
tainly must have passed through Nor- by Norwalk‘s naturalized citizens. * state, dam to use Notaries Public . fl ‘ ennis, an ac ting Ge _
walk on his recent three weeks‘ tour ~ . Snuflybuc1i1fibitln81§namm “em. - Open Tonight Closed at 6 Tomorrow
331W!" MRI. 0011?
NorwalkiHebrews are taking (to 'Sauuli i lfilm, Mm”
‘of the New England states, because
Mr Mansfield made a statement to
the effect that New England otters
~ more inducements to motorists than
‘ any other section of the country,
, with its unparalleled scenery and
’ fine roads. ‘ ‘ '
‘lhc South Norwalk
“is to reach Jews
-, throughout the world whether Zinn-
ists or not. for ths purpose oi: cus- I
tive interest in the plans for the for-
mation of an imn’iediato world-wide
educational propaganda. which were
dismissed at the recent convention of
the Federation "o‘f‘Ame'rican Zionists.
which was held in Boston. v-iTh-e idea
of all classes
taining interest in the Zionist move
ment.‘- A national congress ‘of Jews
will be held when the. European m
is over to secure for the Jewish peo
‘ pin the world over an_ equal freedom 5
and status.
At a recent meeting of the New
London police department, The T
graph reports that "a vote was
scum suns. .
. MEN'S SUITS;
25063 to $2. 507 in
CHILDREN'S sUIrs
: round yesterds
hear the New’
-;
UNio‘ ‘TiFl‘ED MAN FouNo
eminent! _‘Conn., July 3:—’I‘he
Whod‘y oi unidentified man was
in Kinneytown Pond, . :5
van road tracks. It
man Apparently, about
sol: curley hair.‘ in aypoclret
and arisen cents and
medium height. clothétip
J. M Layton &Co., Inc.
REAL ESTATE mementos
snailrond Ave. _
a result t diseased‘gunis; _
is positibie not only to tighten: . .
. ‘ loose teeth who're suinolent process ’ .
- 3’ remains, but to prevent conditions; , .
' ‘ hiohvosnse‘ them. More teeth are. >
goof Summer Dresses. Skirts, waists. Palm Beac
Golfine‘ Coats and Hats. Come and get the best mgr
chandise for less mm than you would pay elem
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
South Norwalk
Norwalk Chronicler