Andy Kin-lanai. o! 24 Oil! smut. downtown. two annals halt ”argon. was reported as lost to the pollen this morning. ME YOU FULLY tusuasm Over $60,000 fire losses in the City of Norwalk last year be- tween July 3rd and July 5th. Call its at any time day or night on the following Phones: Nos. 1230, d319, 1698 or 1391 ring 3. Taylor 8. Golden mum NORWALK TRUST co. dotLotNo, missionary address before the No:- morrow at 12:05. A COilection for the‘f work will be taken. 4 i Mrs. William Brennan, 0! New York: city, Mrs. Wright Kent, and daughter“l Clara, and Mrs. Joseph Kent, of l‘ons-' lers, .-. Y., are the guests of Mrs” Fol-phone 7 cu ttws , w Charles E. Seymour has secured a' it 1 t‘ b . c,‘ . . I K e V I position With Raymond Brothers as; egtinr mu ine usm SS was trans collector and salesman. ia‘cted yesterday morning by “age " . George H. Vosburgh, of the city court, when he sent ‘Franky' Taylor to lBridgeport jail for his usual thirty ldays. Frank was arrested on South 3Main street, very drunk, by Officer ~ Daniel F. Mulvihill, gunner U. S. N"; “ alluce 8' bammls' ' is in South Norwaili visiting friendsl , . . , p _ ~ . in spite of the rain business was over the warm. on. ' i good with the downtown stores which ‘were open itittil 9 last night. The stores downtown, with few exceptions, will close this afternoon at ti o'clock. Uptown barbershops wil remain 0p- .en tonight until it o'clock only, they ': havin bcen otcn last evenin until it your tenants are moving use a g i ‘ g ' Sentinel Want Adv. : it) o clock, i the Fourth. ...,___._ ‘ The officers elected last lcveiiing were last night installed at ithe meeting of Lincoln Council, 0. L'. :A. M. The ceremonies were iit charge Iof Deputy State Councillor bray, ot liiridgeport. Routine business ‘was , transacted. / The vacations.oi the carriers in the downtown post oilicc vvill'go into cf lect next week. *tMrs. John Dagon, jr., and her sis- ter, Miss Catherine Torney, both of Newark, N. J., are visitors with rela-‘ ‘tives in Norwalk for the holidays. ~b‘ireworks and band concerts at lioton Monday. A package of limburger cheese, which came by parcel post today through the South Norwalk postotlice, was the cause of a near riot among the clerks and carriers: Remarks con- cerning cleanliness b'elng next to godli» l ncss were cast for‘some time until the ‘real cause of the trouble was discov- ' cred. The cheese was the, strongest ,tlilng for blocks around. The twenty second day has arriv- ed since Mrs. Lena Carglll. oi Straw- berry Hill avenue. swallowed blchlor ide of mercury. She is by no means out of danger now, but the effects o.‘ the poison have been overcome to a large extent and it is ulceration oi the stomach that is causing a setback in her condition. A special train will be run from Earttord to New York next Monday night, for the purpose of taking the _ Fourth of July visitors pack to the city. The train is scheduled to stop V in Bridgeport at 11:33 and South Nor- } "7 walk at 11:58, arriving in New Yon: at 1:05, ——-Big program. Roton Point Mcnday. Holiday hours 'will be observed at the South Norwalk post ofilcc on July 5th, Monday of next Week. The) oflice will be opeti for business until: 11 o'clock a. at. There. will be but ‘ one delivery. One collection only will ’ be made, and that at 7:30 o'clock 21., m. The business collection will be ill; 6 O'clock. a The American Band today and the fifth of July will be the busiest orv' ganization in town. This afternoon they will give excellent concerts iii the uptown business section and to, ,. night will furnish music for the Car nlval. The fifth of July they will give concerts: afternoon and evening, at. Roton Point. During the montlt of June - there were ~18 arrests made in the City of Norwalk, aceordlng lo a statement made this morning by Chief of Police William R. Pennington. This includes prisoners taken in all three districts. in comparison witli‘other months this . record is ll small one. .\'o large cases I‘; w—Btpend Monday at Roton Point. were before the local courts during '7 ’ tJune. M : Friends in this city were surprised ~—f-——_ land pleased when they learned, thisl —-Now is the time to build bunga- mbrniitg, ot‘ the marriage of Miss May lows. Goint,r to btiild, remodel or re- B. Selleck, popular young lady of tile pair? Free estimates. Don’t build until , East Side, and Arthur W. Gehebc, of; you get 0111‘ PTlCBS- Phone 103?- 51- V‘France street, upper Norwalk. The‘ John & Keyser. '. well-known young people were mar-,‘ ried, very quietly, in New York city,l The proverbial June brides were on Thursday of this week, July lst,! not very plentiful last month. The re- by the Rev. Julius A. Ward, pastor: cord of Town Clerk Herbert R, Smith '0! the Calvary Methodist church, at; shows there were bill 19 marriages iii '129th street and Seventh avenue. The;'1“'°"“'a1k during June, Md “19 pres— mm friends of the popular coupleent month, July. promises to eclipse 7 are extending congratulations. 3th!“ record by a 800d deal. in com- . ‘ ‘ _. l parison with June last year, and with " PEN. your shore dinner at Roton! other months in the year, the June .. IMonday. l bride during 1915 was conspicuous by , her absence. I ~. ‘ MORNING GLORIES. I , Tooth Brush .. .— —NEWVHOTEL MAHACKEMO. I .................. 25C 1 ' Tooth Powder .................. 20c; Ladies' Grill and gentleman’s lunch (Toilet Soap ............ 100i? room open until 11:30 9, in. Popular "“"- prices. Table d'liote lunch titty cents. A" ‘or 35c 55cl 11:30 to 2 p. m. Table d'hote dinner, seventy-live cents, 5:30 p. in. to 8 p. m. Served in main dining room. :5 . ' Stillson-Powell Corporation 82 Washington street. ALL MONEY , _ l' . deposited on or before July 10th will draw inter: , Q est from July 1st. ' .f Safe deposit boxes $4 3 Yea! Vaults form storage pf valuable parcels. Nlod- erate rates by the week, month or year. e Not-itali- savings Bani South _ . ALDEN nomads,“ tin IDENT ozone: L. wo'oownn, 1' sown“ ‘ ‘JUNI 21.2.. tots. Miss Caroline Koster will gtve'the . walk M. E. Church Sunday school tof 1230‘James Powell. of Wilton avenue, over, Friday I Mg Choice Large "gBANANAS'c East India Tea Co. ' c. v. m mun: A" In: numu. can CARS FOR all! 7 it not!“ Plan. 0 Tel. am t th SPARKLERS “The Harmless dfireworks” 5¢ A BOX The Roller 5. to & 25c Start 2832 So. Main St Bo. Not-wall: TELEPHONE 371 125 WASHINGTON STREET. .. i In Case ‘ 0f Burns Cong Us Home remedies for burns are all right if they work. but the best way in most cases is to consult us. We would advise you to keep proper remedies in the house. This is a reliable family drug store, a real lriend of the home. Norwallt Drug Company" H. A. MEAD, Mgr. l l 8 North Main Street. botth Norwalk. ill-stint. mullet SALE ........ 0F _.... . U R N I T UR E AN OUSEFURNIHSINGS -at a Savings ol- ‘ ram 10 to 30 per cent lav/v4 // ’11 '/ Necessary things for your summer home or cottage Many articles of usefulness may be selected now, from our immense stock of furnishings and at considerable sov- titgs, too. ' Refrigerators, Perfection ‘Oil Stoves, Florence \Vicklcss Qtl Stoves. Water Coolers, Screen Doors, Window Screens, Croquet Sets. Ice Cream Freezers, Lawn Mowers, Porch Blinds. I-‘oltlingd’orch Gites, Rubber 'H'ose, Hot-point Electric Irons, Cherry Pittcrs, Fruit Jars, Bird Cages, Lrockcry. Glassware, Cooking Utensils of all, kinds, Bail» roont I'lelll‘CS, Baby Sulkies, Doll Carriages, Velocipct‘les, etc. 3, . 1t . I Albert F. Gehebe Phone 1069-2. Prompt Delivery. 25' Washington St. Harry mom ed 85 and costs, which his father paid. The three .youths, it will he re; called. were arrested in‘this city.»fdr attempting to steal. groceries from a, illitllllll tots tittstu, ' HERE foR \V "IE” I fllllll weaver-y wagon on Connectlctif. avenue.‘ Toney Coliacmo, of Stamford, ’who;Mkfl0W16dsed"- they. had stolen the was arrested in this city several daysthree wheels, and the local 'o‘ilicials ago by officer John F. Flynn and John ‘. turned than. over to Show: Elwood, Toothill. and who was sentenced, at a'ot Falrfleld. where they weré tried- Reform School tor Boys: has been re- "0 fmfwoms'uum .3 . 4 O’clott i.ilt;;tuti~51i, leased ‘upon his parent‘s plea thatflthey wanted to take him to Italy with them. onto! oi Police winning. Pennililf . ton this morning announcodthal: iiIiFf The boy had just been delivered to the Meriden institution. ‘ Justice 11. ‘P. Beach, of Falrfleld, who heard the boy'd case rounding the .theit or a bicycle. reopened the matter, and fined Conscmo $5 sndcosti Which imputed to ”1. friends at the boy's family obtplned the money this airfare works beibreffifl'floa‘tm ed to all who seek to mingle their mediate arrests wili'tollo‘w anyone sot. , - Royal) Society Packages Our new summer line of package goods, just arrived. These pack- ages contain material, floss, suiti- cient to complete and patterns for making. oSme of the articles are already made. IShirtwaists, corset covers, dress- ing sacques. boudoir caps. tea aprons, night gowns, childrens' dreses and rompers, centers, scarfs and pincushion covers. The prices range from 25c to 31.00. J. l. Malleltc LC al The B. Hershtield & Son Co to: warn IT. Tie. a». Al the Knob it you spend your holiday days at the Knob Club you will have a good time. Che! Robertson is making things pleasant. He is serving spe- cial shore dinners tor-.75 cents and regular shore diners for $1.50. . DEKLYN’S ICE CREAM Remember you can get in the new open air parlor and have your choice of the very best candy-Hershey'and Peters Choco- lates. ~etc. The Old Lime Farm to date chocolates - Soft Drinks are Served in, THE ICE CREAM PARLOR Special attention paid to children. M CELEBRATE THE FOURTH Wi l Sienna Alteration Sale % off on all goods Do you need a new lied. or, easy Chair, Etc? If so Vie must make room rather “WOT. JULY 3, 19:; .M— M...— G Mattress. Rug Buy Now. than have BUY Hazelton J House Chocolates and Lowneys up .: goods soiled by lime, dust an We are taking a loss on some pieces. The mechanic the room to work of the merchandise Buy now while th . itt tl plaster. many hantl. “ 5 must have and we must (listlos: to make the room. c having is com. illllll tutttwtt to, 127-129 Washington St, 50. Norwnlk. 1:5. High Grade Merchandise .9 ' at). ‘ \ At Moderate‘ Prices Jl" iii. Let nothing prevent you from attending our Carnival Sale . .53; And profiting by the great ‘ it offerings ”$93..“ ‘ 443T. " m- 3,43. Floral - Tributes, original Orr signs. "Casket Coverings oi rare beauty. ’Moderate prices. Prompt service. Telegraph communica- tion with leading florists in prin- cipal cities inthe United States. South Norwallt Florist 2 50. Main St. So. Norwalk, Ct. Phone 364. ‘ 0 Electrical Co. The Only Fully Equipped ELECTRICAL CHOP In the Tm AUTO SUPPLIES .. Phon. nos—so 80. lulu It. :2 . so. Nomlk. Mulls H-ti luck. A GREAT «SALE ON ers securely lock their homes before passing through crowds for fear of! possible pickpockets. ‘ Absolutely no rowdyism will be tol-, erated tonight. All sections or the city ‘ will be policed thoroughly, but‘ plently t of clean, wholesome sport is invited. Among the passengers sailing today. ‘on the steamer “Jamestown," of the, Old Dominion line for Norfolk, Va.,§ are Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Chase, who ,. 'procured their tickets and “lions through J. MilLayton a 00., Inc., 'agents at South Norwalk. l l l " Specutl / All our $1.25 and $1.49 Wash Skirts 98¢ PATRIOTIC ssnwcs "AT FIRST METHODIST EPISCOP'AL CHURCH, , SOUTH NORWALK. pn Sunday evening at 7:30 a patri- otic, service will be held in the South 'Norwalk Methodist Church. The Doug~ las Fowler and Buckingham Posts, G. A. Rt, tine Spanish “(at- Veterans,‘ the Patriotic Sons of America, the Loyal Order at Moose and the Christian in dustrlal League have been especially invited. A cordial invitation is extend- giititude with others for our Ameri- and an retails. 'rii‘o anionic is, morning or ,,,_ , .. _ silty, hafnium» “retell-WWW toting-t. _ ,_ t leaving for the evening's tun, tonight.E Precautions should also be taken when I reserva- ‘ lBea ‘l M. Mound s so ~ l—i—-———-— -——-——_ Mela] Is High. prices. Call him for all junk and old automobiles. .- Tlt'e Wm.Eiiroit (10...... SHOES Now i :1 Progress, Louis AVrick P. 0. Block. So. Nat-walk, l l i l l i l l EXTRA EXTRA 3 Rowan st. Phone 441l El E3 ‘ . ______:__’_ __’__=__2 ll Examined 4‘ i k BROKEN . Tree War of LENS [s . All Kinds upain & Saunders . annoncumumm ' ‘Phone 251-18 or am , $8013.?!)P7!“ . DONN. , . ~ ” ‘ “W”: ' Duplicate I Aid for the Eyes! Very few eyes are perfect. There is not only poor vis- ion, but pain as a 'result‘ Eyeglasses are a boon, not 'ayhabit. ' ‘ - . ' Let our ocuLisr, “h." is a skilled eye specialist, enm- ise your eyes. \ L ' . . , a“ '. Kalil-'0 stag. ' _ powwow.“ F. s LY i.» ‘ . . . .. .. , , .., 5.“. o“ .
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