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of Nowell: last year ”be The local 3911 Senate will a) 111.1%
e‘en July 3nd and jaiy- -§th. Call, am on Saturday of this week.
I; at any tiine day mm col
the following Phones: Nos. 1230,‘
9, 1698 or 1391 ring 3.
[Taylor 8. Golden
”UTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
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the guest of Mrs. limes Golden. 1'
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Miss Bessie Corbett left today 101"
Ripley, N. Y., where she will enjoy a.
four weeks‘ vacation.
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ito Mr. and Mrs. Baffele Sonnet, of
'Rirerside avenue, Saugatuck, yester-:
day. ‘
will
Paul Lisbona and A. J. Soltes spent
s 111051 enjoyable sight—seeing tiip,
Thursday through llhrien, Norolon 111111 '
l Stamford.
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i A. 0. Tyler. of the Park City 1.11111-
x3“! 2"“! M155 John L Washing, and‘l bei Company, of Bridgeport, and party
m (‘3,arlton of Bridgeport, were on Sueie 111.911 end guests at the liotOn
' lued over the Fourth of July by Point Hotel.
Milling inspector Clarence l. Fincli.'
“Mr; and Mrs. H. Sherwood, of the:
7811111131 Homemade Bakery. entertain-
their nephew, C. F. Holt, of Bos-
too, over the fourth. Mr. Holt‘s lath?
or is James F. Holt’s. formerly of So.
Miss Louise E. Schipke. of the Mer-
iden Y. W. C. A., was the guest of“
Miss Frances E. Brundage, of East
Norwalk, o1‘er.the,/fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry H.
Finch, of
1
orwulk, ‘New York, spent yeesterday Sunday!
*’_"—— 'ut Mr. Finch‘s mother's home, Mrs;
1 Emil Pl'li‘el, of New York city, Mary J. Finch, on Van Zant streetu
‘aj-aroused the suspicious of Officer —-——--—--
Soho F Flynn last night by his of The regular monthly business meet
forts to sell an automobile on Wash mg of the Woman's Guild of Trinity
Ington street. Tile man was released thuuh will be held this evening all
after he produced a bill or sale for 4:5 0(10t’k in the Guild mom of the‘
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the machine. ' church.
,» Prosecuting Attorney Cramer C.
Hegoman has received a complaint
‘ from an Ely avenue woman who com
:plains her husband assaulted her.
esterday, and locked her out of hei
hofile. The matter will be illV‘t‘Sll', W.“
tau“! and action probably taken. I Miss Helen Thompson daughter of
' " Air. and Mrs. George lt‘. Thompson of?
Four kegs 0f “91‘3““ ”will“ ”0‘ Eddlic 111 enue, at 4 o'clock this ailer- it
lies of wine, despite the warning 0f non will become the bride of Robert
Chief W. R Pennington. were (“5' E. Lee, son of Eli-mayor and Mrs. Mor-
voovered "13‘ night. 1’3" Sergeant timer M. Lee, of Fulriield avenue.
"Thomas Hunt at the celebration held
on Amusement Park. The matter has The handsome Eugies’ flgat
"been reielred lo Prosecuting Lillumr attracted so much attention in 11111,
Agent Cramer C. Hegeman. seal-1111111 palette, was the handiwork of
i‘. A. McNamara, of this city, who had
_ . A handsome new addition, to be of charge of the decorations on the beau.
V '~ 111.111.11.10“, stories high, 40 x 75, will tifnl host. The float attracted niuCh at
~ be made to the Hillside School. on tention yesterday in the Stamford pa-
_town..l’i11us are now in the hands 01 ratio.
‘,.'i.lia building inspector. The contract-!
, urn are St John & Keyser. This
' ‘ morning Reed & Volk. electrical con-
tractors, lecziyad a permit to install
* wiring in the garage of C. :.W Pen
hall]. on Hllvillind street.
The Misses Rose Rome,1Fannle Per-
kin. Bertha and Rose Heller. of Bridge-
1161-1; Mr. Ward, and daughters.
Eéteile and Ruth of New York, John
Jfierkins, “Joseph Wenger, and Mr. and
‘era. N. Shapiro, of Bridgeport were
holiday guests entertained by Mr.
A red canoe. with the young men
occupants, yesterday afternoon over-
turned off Roton Point. The young
"men were all good swimmers and were.
picked up by near-by boats without.
any difficulty.
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which
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This morning. 1h 10 o clock the 111-111
celebration of "Congregational Week"
opened. when a number of autome lee
' left the Clifford Hotel corner and he
church for; Putnam Pnrlc. The li‘Sme of
iMlsS Ruth Kendall, tomorrow afier~
noon at 3: 30 o'clock and in the eve.
him: will be the scene of further ac-
tivities, and at 4 o'clock in the afterw
noon children's dramatica will be held "
at 27 Fairfleld avenue.
Ernest Moreland charged with as-
(1 Mrs. Jacob Rudder, and family, of 33““ 0“ Louis Van Wagelton, “'33
11th Main street lined $5 and costs by Judge (.eorge H'l
' ' Vosburgh yesterday You W egenon.‘
Bennie Valentine. of Taylor avenue, charged with assault on Miss lda To
111111 party, including John Watkins. bin. of New York, was fined $7 and
"armor Keyworth, 11nd Frank N Fer- costs. The two young men were 111'-
the past three days enjoyed a rested Saturday night on the Wash:
cruise from the local harbor. aboard burn carnital lot by Gill e1- Frank V.
2‘an Valentine's boat, “Flo." to New Raymond and Special 0 cer t‘larence‘
Y k. up the Hudson, taking in City Brush.
and, Newburgh, Mount Beacon” ‘
'Poughkeepsio and other cities. Mr. Two New York young men, Satur—g
Ferris left the party 138‘ night at day night, drove to \orwnlk in a hired
.P dezhkeeDSie. returning to 1115 home liven equipment. The horse whenlhe
The remainder 0f the cruisers party arrived uptown, was so played
'3’: 6'50“de to make DO" by Satur out it couldn't proceed any furtller.:
day 0" Sunday Of this week. i and the animal was put up in a iocall
' ‘ livery- stable. Yesterday the Harlem
‘l' 7NEW HOTEL MAHACKEMQ Detective Bureau communicated with;
Lorilee Grill and gentleman's lunch 1 Chief of Police William R Pennington‘
room open until 11' 30- D 111 P0901”; to learn if“ the young men were tell-
“'3 Table d’hot‘o lunch fifty cents, ling the truth, when they returned to
‘30 t0 2 D- 1m Table d'hOtO dinner. New York minus the rig and inform-i
=aeventy-ilve cents, 5- 30 11m. to 3 13- ed the li1ery- -man the horse was in
. Served in main dining room. Norwalk. "
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Thousands aol Dollars;
. 11' seini- annual interest dividends to savings depbsitors
‘ Will be paid out by the South Norwalk Sa1iugsl Bank
r: on and after July 10th. ' . "
Thousands more will be credited to principal in ac-
unts whose owners do not withdraw the interest and
hereafter this interest itself draws interest. (That is,
is coh‘gounded.) ~ . ,
All deposits made on or before July 10th will draw :
’_ interest frolti July 151. . .
, Have you any savings working for you here?
Mia: Susan Sutclifie of Brooklyn ti ‘
BUILDING, i Twins, a boy and a girl. were born .
‘of bone street, entertained George
ISal-11.11011, was ctnning'you ‘01 Chicken
‘ were not 1111111111.
BANANAS
From 10 to
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TELEPHONE 371
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SALE
FURNITURE AND \
HOUSEFUBNIHSINGS ,
-a‘l 3 Savings of»
125 WASHINGTON STREET.
1
—-——...,.-
30 per cent
Don’t Forget
to see
TUESDAY. JULY 5,
S A V E
, MONEY
Arrange for next winter’s coali
supply now. Summer Prices Arei
Nam" :11 Effect.
TALK IT OVER WITH
Harris 81 Guns l
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“6 are
the room to
, Bur now while
Royal Soclei
STEEL
TRUE T0 "'8 NAME
Alteration Sale
20% 03 on all goods
Do you need a new
or easy Chair, Etc. ?
We must make room rather
goods soiled by lime, dust and plaster
.eigeinga loss on many hand—
some pl 5. The mechanics must haw
work and we mm
of the merchandise to make the
the buyingisg
Slilillllli llllllllllllf Ell. "Md“
127-129 Washington SL, 50.
INC
Bed, Mattress Rug
If 50 BUY Now
than .ha1 e
lst dispost
oorooni.
Norwalk.
Package
Our new summer line of 113011880
goods. lust arrived. These pacle
ages contain material, floss, suffi-
cient to complete and pattern'e for
making. oSme of ‘6 utlcles'nre 1
already made. €
Shirtwaista, corset covers, dress- 1
lug asooues, boudoir caps, tea
aprons. night gowns, childrens’
dyeses and rompers, centers, scarts
and pincmhlon covers. The pr‘lcesl ‘
range front 251: to $1. 00.
.1. 1 Mallclle
ed for it.
Tom Murray
31 South Main Street
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are pleased .
COFFEE, TEAS. EXTRA QUALITY. 1
Daher 081. C0.
Railroad Ave. cor. Clay at. Tel. 1583
l
Miss Anna Rowan, of Bridgeport,
spent yesterday with friends in thiiu
city.
installation of officers and initiation
will be held at the meeting tonight of
Court Edmond do Amicis.
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c. v. CRAW GARAGE _
Agent forTR’UMBULL QAR
G S“, ' HIRE 1'.
11 Numb ‘Pld , 7.1.3111
Welly
Hazeltoll
‘~ Parasols'
Although we have had but little hot
sunshine, it is bound to come and when
it arrives you will want to be prepar-
A fancy Parasol to harmonize
with your Summer suit or dress will
add materially to your
well u to your comfort,
BUY MW while the assortment
Modest prices on all styles.
11
costume as
is good.
Coal
an?“
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., ~ , ‘ 1 «sum-ANNUAL mvr:
"ll-7' ”*1 l" "‘7'“ er. DEND on THE 1101»an
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SAVINGS SOCIETY;
fiNoerallr'," 001111.,
'1.- ‘it P” l
-—Grelll Reductions
- 0N REFRIGERATORS
of High Quality.
$20.00 Refrigerators, now $16.48
$18.00 Refrigerators. now $14.98
$15.00 Refrigerators, now $12.75
$14.00 Refrigerators, now $11.48
$13.00 Refrigerators, now $10.48
$12.” Refrigerators, now $9.76
, $8.00 Refrigerators, now $6.48 _. .
$7.50 Refrigerators; now $5.98
All Household Goods. new and
second-hand, «111 It the lowest
;."
Work started today on paving Mill
Hill with brick. The street depart-
ment is in charge of the work.
0191‘ the holiday Edward G Froeb.
Holloway and Charles Sharron, of the.
cltt.
There will be tomorrow afternoon at
the Knob Club, a children's tennis
tournament. in the night dancing will
be enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mn. and Mrs. John Malone. of Main
street. over the.week-end.
Charles F. Mills, representing South
yerwalk Lodge, 'No. 709. ‘B. P. 0. E:
will leaVe today for the national con.
ventlon of Elite at L65 Angeles
Mr. and 11.13.11.101“ Russ, and
daughter, of Brooklyn; N Y. yesterday
and Sunday were the guests of Mrs.
P. Buckley. on Cedar street. 1
a. number of “young nien, whose names
are knewn. are said it} have attempted
assault on young llady visitors. on
Connecticut avenue. It i: probable
warrants will be Sworn out for their
arrests.‘
N”, '1‘ . . ‘
TWO Ford cars were in collision on
town. this mobbing One 61111111 by Mr.
street and 11 Mi- St one of Dunbar-y.
was coming to Nor ,
were 31111111111111-1111
William Malone. of , 1“
‘Stnmford, were the house guests of
About 11: 30 o'clock Sunday evening *
the Dnnbury road. north of George-'
“price-
11. ‘curllowsul
Phone 410. 87 NORTH MAIN 3T
we SELL
Something More Than
"no moments on TR:0'I,L;EY,.I
Despite the co tuition brute jlt~
‘bout the average number of 11313891186”
ing‘ the three days from Saturday, to
Monday. inclusive. 11. life nelglrbdr-
looted and this represents aural-age
travel
years.
i 51111111111911.1111 Copley that
'gle mishap oecurod“"l‘
June 10. 191:.
Al the limb
If you spend your holiday days at
the Knob Club you will have a good
time. Chef Robertson is making
things pleasant. He is serving spe-
cial shore dinners for 75 cents and
regular shore diners for 31.50.
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 Chow.
tales. etc. The Old Lime, Farm
House Chocolates and Lowneys up
to date chocolates a
Soft Drinks are Served in
this Society, held this day,n
dividend, at the date of Four
(4) per cent. per annum was
declared to Depositprs from
the earnings of the six months
ending June 30, 1915.
The same will be entered
on pass-books and paid on
and after July IO, 1915:
MONEY DEPOSITED ON
OR BEFORE SATURDAY,
JULY 10, 1915. WILL
DRAW INTEREST FROH
JULY 1, 1915.
WILLIAM A. CURTIS.
. Tile Not-Walk Drug
ueys‘. the trolley company handled a«_ ,
on its lines of the local division «1111-, '
hood of sixty thousand fares were bol- ‘ '
as compared with previous
with the handling of th enormous '
At a meeting of Directors of»
Efficiency
' is the slogan of today' in the
business world. Did you
(now that: many fail to “make
good” because of deficient eye?
grcdient. We unse only the best
fruit sy r'ups. Our chocolate is be
aiming fanlpus.Ha1/c you tried
it? DéKl y’ns ice cream served,
at the fountain or in boxes to
tage home. Try our Soda and
convince yourself that it is the
best in town.
C0. sight?
' H. A. MEAD Mgr Are you making good?
. 8 No. Main St. Let our QCULIST examine
So Norwalk. .
' "I ' your eyes and prescribe the
correct glassesni‘f glasses an:
I
- needed. ‘ ’x.
THAMER
. 0111.11.11, Optometrlitl, Opticians.
8? Atlantic Square. Standard. ct.
Open Saturday Evenings. Est. t!!! *
é TheReed H.111 ' '
' Electrical 00.
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The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town -
AUTO SUPPLIES
,; Phon. nos—4511 811. min 31..
j so. Nor-walk. 1111-11: 11-11 Black.
- I:l:-'-:-:ujufnln'l'nflllfu'u:l;ljljlfc‘ul
A GREAT snh
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'S ‘H O E .8
Now i 11" Progress
Louis Avrick
{THE ICE CREAM PARLOR President.
Special attention palld‘t'o Shilling? FREDERICK A. ELLS, p. 0. Block. So. Norwalk. . 1
‘ '11- " Treasurer. . ‘ ' ' T 'LS '
GOOD HEALTHFUL DRINKS ,. . ' .
Every drink served at our , ' 9 EXTRA EXTRA
fountain ls healthful in every ill—l l " ElES “’
, Examined '
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