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you 491 15 counts
that; YOU FULLY INSURED?
Over $69000 fire 4055125 in the
City of Norwah last )car be'~;
tween July yd Sand Jody 3th Call?
us at any time day or" night on
the following Phones: Nos. 1230
1319, 1698 or 1391 ring 3
Taylor & Golden
IOUTH NORWALK TRUST 00.:
BUILDING
roman. 1230 ‘
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"Nil:
Mrs. Amelia Graham, of Stamford.‘
' yesterday was the guest of Judge and
. picnit of Crate and St
I 'IKathryn. of South Main street.
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i§wt¢
y“,
waik and Bridgeport.
’ today |Illlli IUIIIOI“.I0\\'
f Danbury.
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Mrs. John H. Light, at their home on
mmwood avenue.
Routine matters. last night were con-._
Bidered at the meeting of Butler Lodge,
L 0. 0. F. Installation of officers will}
be held ne.\t week. i
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of 6‘1 Luke ave
lilit‘l 1
James la). McIntyre
nuo, Ilanbury.
sfrmdlll; Ihe week-end in South Nor-i
has 11111:. 1101i
Tilly‘s.
‘1
-——Auto wheels,
On account of the rain, the annual
Paul's Epis-
copal (hint-ins was postponed from
Charles Lindquist, formerly of this
city, now employed in Pittsiield, Mass,
is enjoying a brief vacation with rein-
tlves and friends in town.
and daughter,
are
spending the week in New Haven, v15-
Iting relatives and friends.
(Mrs. Timothy Maher.
Miss Ruth Ericson, of Main street.
has returned to her home
after spending a few days with Miss
Tessie Evans, of Lexington avenue.
The service boat of the Mlanus Mo-
to Works was in the local harbor to-
day.
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Mrs. James Howard and daughter, 1
Lona of Danhnry hate returned home
after . ending several days with Mr. were made concerning the finances united to state whether or not the site ‘6
been mo’t’or the proposed license 11' within 200
Sachs *
lrank l‘iert‘e of West St.
and Mrs.
on S. 8. “Commanche” of the Clyde
line. for Jacksonville, Fla. is Mr. N.
Nelson, who procured his tickets and
Freservatlon from J. M. Layton & Co.,g
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A skidding jitney, operated by G.
'Piokering. of South Norwalk, crashed
_' into one of the E. R. Shorwood’s
"teams shortly before ten o'clock. this
morning. The accident happened on
I - iWall street at the junction of Water
street. The automobile was not dam-
aged, but the ,two wire wheels on the
. right side of the buggy were complete-
" a’day ale carted
F dumping grounds about two miles oif
No one was hurt.
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ly wrecked.
Tito government dredger, at present
working in “the basin" of‘ the uptown
.harbor, is making good mrogress. 0n
the average of too burg—loads of mud
to the Norwaik
'lthe Peck' s Ledge Light This “dumping
ground" is prescribed for the use-of
the Norivalk in work of this nature by
the government.
L—NEw HOTEL MAHACKEMO.
. Ladies‘ 01111 and gentleman's lunch
room open until 11:30 p. 111. Popular
g" prices. Table d'hote lunch fifty cents,
11:30 to 2 p. m. Table d'hoto dinner,
‘ . seventy-five cents, 5:30 p. m. to 8 p.
m. Served in main dining room.
no and after July 1611.
it is. compounded. )
.,‘
- g interest from Italy J t .
iWhile all bills have not
ir',eived it is estimated that the net {99‘ 0' a church 01‘ library
Ammlg “"3 Passengers 53m“ ““1“” pioceods from the event will 1011.1 had made out his application 8110'
.oiei the profits of the carniv
Thousands 0111111115..
in semi- annual interest dividends to savings depositors.-
will be paid out by the gSouth Norwalk Savings Bank ,g
Thousands more will be credited to principal in ac—
counts whose owners dd riot withdraw the interest and
hereafter this interest itself draws interest.
zAll deposits made on or before July 10th will draw ‘
24
mam
LEMONS
25c
24
TELEPHONE 871
Choice Large
BANANAS
East India Tea Co.
280
1% WASHINGTON STREET.
A smoker was held by the womb“.
of South Norwaik Camp, \‘l oodmen or
the World. last evening.
The friends of George H. Lockwood
will be pleased to learn that he is re-
covering from his recent illness. i
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l
.
A very pleasant evening was passed.
last night, at the informal dance held
‘at the Knob (‘lub A playerpiano fur-
nished music.
I
The oilitial board meeting of the!
Noruulk hi. Id. Chutt‘h, stiieuuled for
last evening was postponed uhtil
nirt Mondnv evening ‘
'I‘hc conunisloners of the First Dis-
‘trtgt held their weekly meeting last
. night and transacted routine business.
git was announced today that the com-
misioners had borrowed for the dis-
trict $20,000 for current expenses in an
ticlpation of the taxes. The money
was obtained at 31,,» per cent, which is
a very low rate of interest,
’I‘renchzird's orchestra will furnish
music, this afternoon and evening, at
the Congregational celebration at the
home of Mrs. E. F. Smith, on Seuview
avenue. The affair, this afternoon
and evening will be held in spite of
the threatening weather.
Members or the Norwalk courts,
ilnnuhters oi t‘astile. learned today,
than Mrs. .l. Walsh was elected Su-
preme Regent at the national convert
lion being held in titles, N. Y., and
Mrs. John Ahearn was named N11-
tionul ’l‘mzismer The Connecticut
delegate at the convention is Mrs. C.
A.McN11mzu-,n of Court Laurel, D. o."
C
, of this city.
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A meeting of the carnival commlt- ‘
ice was held last niglit and reports
This is a big increase
at last
about 8400.
war.
son'rn nonwnnx ems.
ALARM BOXES
No.
2 West st. opp. Franklin St. Schoc:
113 Concord Street opp. School
14 Cor. Ann and Main Streets
'15 Cor. High St. and Bayview Ave.
316 Norwalk Iron Works Buildinx
‘1? Cor Cedar St. and West Ate.
High School. West Avenue
Cor Taylor Ave. and West Sta.
Cor. Bouton Bt. arid Ely Aye.
Cor. Chestnut and Henry Sta.
Cor. Monroe and Main Sts.
Lexington Ave. and Austin Sta.
West and Elm Grove Sts.
Cor. Washington and Main Sta.
South Main St. near Meadow
Electric Light Station‘
Cor. Clay and Spring Sts.
Cor. Havilnnd and Water ‘Sts.
Lockwood Mfg. Co.
Cor. Day and RaymOnd Sta.
Cor. Fairflcld Ave. and Cedar St.
Tavlor A\'.e and South St.
Woodward Ave. and Meadow St.
Cor. Burritt and Quintard Ave.
Rood St. and Putnam Ave.
Norwalk Hospital
Music Hall
Cor. Woodward and Lowndes Ave
R & G Corset 00.. Ann St.
Golden'Hill a‘nd Elmwood Ave.
Washington St. Bridge
Norwaik Lock Co.
l-iovt' a Theatre
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(That' 15,, .
I by local people.
. does not‘prohibit the granting of a ll-
tiine this afternoon,”. replied the
‘ ’ doctor. "But why do you ask'l"
Well," replied ‘ 'hls anonymous
SACH APPUCAIION
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County Commissioners Iloid lie; 1-: i f
in; on Wholesale Liquor Case
David Sachs, the grocer of State street ”‘
for wholesale liquor license, and the
commission reserved decision until,
some later date.
the license were Leonard Wagner, A
(l. Southey, Stephen Royak and [tom-
initk Vetrimole. all retail
is known as a “package" business. that1 ‘
is liquor in small quantities not to be 1
tonsutned on the premises Harry R.-
in behalf of the applicant.
the issuance of the paper were Arthur‘ 1
G. Dove and Frank E. Sturges
Alter:
considering the matter, ’
matter was heard was well tilled this
1
to the interest being felt- in the case.
This ll What Ballard Sold.
In making out an- appilcatlon it is ro-i
stated that the place was not within
200 feet of the. library. His attention
was called to the fact that this might
be wrong and prior to the hearing be
had the distance measured and found
that his place was within 200 feet or
the library. and changed his applica-
tion to read accordingly. The law
i
i
'conse because the site is 200 feet from
alibrary, but leaves the matter in the
discretion of the commisionors
t Attorney Sherw,ood counsel for the
iremonstrants, raised the question of
tippiicatldn were taxpayers and ev
pressed the view that two of them
lwere not bona tide in this respect.
"the town clerk’s signature, however.
was ailixed to the document affirming
'“the fact that all the signers were 2x-
1 payers and citizens. but as that ofiiciai
[ was out of town. it was impossible to
iget his verbal affirmation as to the
ifacts. ‘ 3.
All of the county commissionerai
were present for the hearing and it
was stated that a. deéision will probab-
er today on- tomorrow.
.In a certain village down south
there‘was a physician noted for his
reckless automobile driving.
day when lie answered the ' tele-
phone a women’s voice asked him it
he were going out driving that after-
noon; ' -
I "NO; .
i hardly think i will haw'
questioner, "I Want to Send my little
daughter down town for some
thread, if you are not "~—Evory
body’s} -
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.NOBWALK FIRE ALARM BOXES
No. '
15 Cor. Main and wan Sta;
21 Bolden Ave. and Union Place
22 Spring Hill and Kellogg at.
24 Union Park
26 West Ave. and Berkley st.
27 Franklin Ave. and Lynoa Place
31 Gas House (Private Box)
32 West: Ave. 111111 merits do.
‘28-
5.211.111 slidGA
1111 1111er Ave. and Orchard at.
1 at ethanol at. and Harbor m.
W ‘tt- Wt summon 1
more. a.
1 ii ' ' ‘
it New canto. Mo..flor..Fatr gt.
Id Chestnut near 811 or St. .
85 Main St; 01rd Unto 111.."
011.011 the Grain. . 'i . ..
dealers. .
afternoon and the attendance attesteug : : g
’ ly be rendered on the application eith- ..
One V
Extra
‘.’
750 Value, Special. 390
atlfil II
ing it far more sanitary.
cared for. 750 Value, 11
v
(Your cooking utensils are as important as the food you cook :11 them.)
1d English
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TRUE TO ITS NAME.
Alteration Sale 20 per cent. off
For Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Round Double Roaster
(OLD ENGLISH WARE.)
Special
Value, Special
3 39c
4"}-.1—0/11- -I-/
EXTRA LARGE SELF BASTI NG ROASTER,12 1—2 x 7 INCHES.
Even the. best cook Can cook only an ordinary‘dinner with a poor roaster If on
. ant to
{8131‘le I12115211511011 the beslt. Here is a roaster perfectly adapted to gas. gasoline or coil fir: IT please your husband and
n a roun roaster every part is kept at the same temperature—the result is a
cd roast. The dome shaped cover makes the roast self basting as the steam goes m§§¥3i1m$2“giflke C(cmk.
denses and falls over roast, basting it. As it is ROUND and SEAMLESS thereareno com to catch the , on-
In“: '11
is pure, sanitary and
“’1“! 1r ”I.
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IS ROUND, NOT
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-gn/a/
grease, mak-
easily
RefrigeratOrs
20 per cent. off
80c buys $1.00 at ottr Altera-
tion SALE. '
$10 Refrigerators. Sale Price
$8.00
Q
$15 Refrigerators. Sale Price
$12.00
1
$20 Refrigerators. Sale Price
$16.00
ETC., ETC., ETC.
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COUCH HAMMOCKS
Alteration Sale Prices
33-95. 34-95. $595
$13.00 Hammock, Aiken-
tion Price . . $7.00
$15.00 Hammock, Altera-
tion Price . . . . . . $12.00
$18.00 Hanuiiock, Alma.
tion Price $14.40
$23 Hotel Style, extra thick
315.00 Mattress $12.00
$10.00 Mattress
$6.00 Mattress $4.80
$3.00 Mattress $2.40
liar. aft/“1.31.1-1
\‘\‘\‘\‘ \‘\,‘\‘\
OSTERMOOR MATTRESS
20 Per Cent. Off
80c Buys $1.00 Worth.
$16. 50
. $8.00
Dressers at Alteration Prices $5.95 to $35.00
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WE REFER YD'J
70 THE _HOUSE
that has been painted with our paints.
Is it not beautiful in Its glistening
coat? Yes, and what's more. it will
paints, oils.
els, etc., are the best obtainable—
that's your protection. Phone us.
The Gotham Co
- 10 FIRST 81'. IAST‘NORWALK
Tel. 452.
are pleaded
COFFEE. TEAS, EXTRA QUALITY.
Daher CD. C0.
Railroad Ave. cor. Clay St. to]. 1583
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P101161 11011 J 118
\ When In Need-oi Glasses Alwaysi'Consnit An“
Optometrist
A
Who' IS Registered under the Public Health Laws of
his state. , it?
Your eyes are endangered by wearing Glasses
selected by Bargains or Haphazard Methods. My Sci-
entific Examination made without Drugs or Dlope as-l
' sures you of the best results.
Should you feel that your Eyes need attention,
consult me. All Work done in my modern shop.
Hours: 8.30 to 6 daily
Wtiilam J Moore
1.111% ' OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN
155 thlnstvn 5hr ’
i
wear well—we guarantee that. All our ;
owns, varnishes, enam-l
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
terhng Furniture Company
127-129 WASHINGTON S'l'llliiil‘
‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘t
.UrUIU. u,’,. ”I,
.‘=‘:\‘v‘\.‘ ‘\
10,1"- -,.'/- ‘1,
Don’t Furgct
to see
Tom Murray
31 South Main Street
So. Norwaik
’l‘he Reed 81 Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town .
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phon. 805—50 80. Main 81..
80. Norwnik. Music Hall Block-
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Royal Society *
Packages
. Our new summer line of package
goods, just. arrived. These pock-
ages contain material, floss. sum-
clent to complete and items [or
making. oSme of the, u are
already made.
Shirtwaists, corset covers. dress-
ing sacquss. boudoir cope. tea.
aprons, night gowns, childrena‘
dreses and rompers, centers. sorts
and pincusbion covers. The prices
range from 250 to $1. 00.
J. I. Mallettc
RANGES, $11.00 to $48.00.
Stilt Lighting Burners. See
our stock before buying,
‘ Gas? Hot water Hostile .. sir...
HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS
‘ is obtained 113.. Advertising,
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A GREAT SALE
0N
, S H O E S
N ow in Progress
Louis Avrick
P. 0. Stock. So. Norwalk.
>vStorage
4,800 Square Feet.
it you armseoklng stomze room
-
at reasonable tor-ins inquire of
Norwalk Steamboat
Line" ' '
Bargains
Wash Skirts and
DieSses
U‘i‘flliSlloP
.K. ANDACMVEN
; ' so nonfat "mun OffliI‘i'.
um; our quasi-19110
list employer» The Satirist reaches
“unanimouw W
to the.”
Norwalk Chronicler