- . 10110011910. ,
£910 FULLY INSURED? 1
$0,000 fire losses in the,
of Norwalk last year be-I
July 3rd and 1th 51h. Cab;
any time day 01 iug'ht on
‘ {allowing Phones: Nos. 1230,
9, 1698 or 1391 ring 3.
yior 8. Golden}:
‘V' my nonwatx Tnuc'r 00.?
'1 IUILomo,
9%;3111 Mrs. C. F. Boutwell and 1111'.
, . ”Is. George Wheipley are touring;
Berkshires, having, motored to}
Bernese, lake George and the AdaJ
mam: Mountains. ‘
o
" 'Iersary high mass of 10'
5%, tomorrow morning at 8 oclock,
will be sung in St. Joseph’s church,
00.800111 Main street. for Mrs. John
1
,he annual summer outing of the
flannecticut Editoiial Association
ll ber held in Milfoxd, Satuidzu
y 24th. The Business Liens As‘
11 ”lotion, of that cityxis preparing a
“liable welcome program. !
‘ Yesterday being the birthdaI annl
'veI-sary of EdwaTd Winchester, 01‘
Giheon Court a number of his friends,
0 are pupils also of Miss V. May
101011, were entertained at 00111110
1300011, The occasion “as enjoyed, des
bite the unfaimable wea_the1 condi-
. ”one, and all more enthusiastic ovet
. the outing.
_““'—V~74Fireworks tonight at Roton.
_ I _—.—_—_—.
-The'new dead lines on Wall wind
Iiln streets were painted this morn
Ins: These lines will help solve thc
'trailic problem at the com 321 Vehicle
in now on win no’tl'be pennitte
to ptop beyond the lines, thus givinr‘
Vindiclent space 101 through traflic to
5070 forward where in the past 001
scallion was frequent.
7 Norwalkers, who are frequent visi
tors in Bridgeport, and who have
often "times stopped at the trunki‘ur
7 ter‘cart at the corner of Fairfield 11w
' huge and ~Water street, near the de
‘iT‘will be grieved to learn of th
death of the old tender of the cart
David Walsh, who seveiob days ag-
n his neck by.a fall down a flight
Vol stairs in his4 home. There are‘
1 acme residents of Norwalk who win
remember Walsh, “the trankturtex
man,” as a prominent BridgepoIt po
liticiau and state “stump" speaker.
Choice Lean
RMUKED
0...me
ShOUlderS 12%", l
Our Store j!
012500.... Lemons 241 25c -
1:33; Muskmelone‘s 5°...
New Potntoes 190 ,‘2
Special Low P
TELEPHONE PEAS,
NATIVE CABBAGE
—VEGE'|‘ABLES—--
rites-on Home (1‘10an
FIN’E STOCK, PK. ........ 30¢
.........................
WAX AND GREEN BEANS .. . . .. ............... 5¢ (kl
OTHER BARGAINS.
BEST FAMILY FLOUR ....................... $1 00
FINEST CREAMERY BUTTER, LB. ........... 3
GOOD TABLE BUTTER, LB ................... 29¢
PURE LARD, LB. . . . . . ....................... 12'6é
COMPOUND LARD. LB ............... . ...... 10¢ Lil ‘
WARRANTED EGGS, DOZ. ............. .
.CRISCO 250 SIZE ............................. ¢
SALT MACKEREL. LA RGE FISH, EACH. .15¢
EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS AND COFFEES,
111 Stamps 1 rec with I lb. Cofit’c .. ................... 25c
15 Stamps 1 rec 111111 1 lb. Coffee 30c
20 Stamps 1 rec with I lb Coffee ..... . ..... 35c
30 Stnmpslrec with 1 lb. Tea ..... . 400
40 Stamps 1101‘ \\ith i ll). Tea ......... 50c
(10 Stamps l‘rcc 111th I lb. Tea . 600
100 Stamp‘: Free with 1 lb Baking Powder 50c
0 1 hot. Pure Catsun
I bot. .Salntl Oil .- ......
1 pkg Pure Spices
"'1 pkgr. linking Soda .
1 pkg l nrina ......
15 STAMPS FREE .WITH The Fottovvmo;
Ibot Root Beer Extract ..........1
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0-IIIOIooIlucootcocuocaot .....
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0 East India Tea co.
many years ago.
.1): The evening of July 22d promises.
180010 an interesting one with the
members of Uncas iiayiol’t, ”No. 26 1-2
I. 09R. M., according to plans formu-
' ‘0 installation of oilicers, at that
and an interesting program.
V Villeers were elected last night as
Chief Haymake‘r, ”Harry
‘un'g: Assistant Chief, Fred wu-
lia s: Overseer John Gnllagl‘ler.:1
11th Chief Haymakex.llar1y Tarioml
p to the Great C0nvention, to be
old in 1111110111. 011
' ,‘l‘tirlot Otto Lindstroi'n and B. .1.
homes: Alternates,‘ Edward
usher; -
—-NEW HGTEL MAHACKEMO.
ladie5‘ Grill and gentleman’s lunch
#0001 open until 11:30 p. In. Popular
entyaflve cents, 6: 30 p. In. to 8 p.
ed in main dining room.
TELEPHONE 371
125 WASHINGTON ‘ STREET.
I v IL?
‘— ‘
- A STATISTICAN.
“Lady," said Blodding Pete. ‘
keep ,a dog?” », ,.
109."
"An’ a cat?"
“Yes."
“Several of 'em."
“An', I suppose.
something to spare to teed s
Wayfarer?”
“Yes. Are you hungry?"
“No.
mebhe you have' .
l'm compiling statistics fur de
1113119101111 Gallagher; Representh Society of Useless Information to
show de reckless extravagance of de
Labor Dav, Hm rural population "—Washlngton Star.
‘do you
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lllNlfllESllNCll PRISENIED‘
(Continued From First Page.)
hungry
I There was a piano duet :by Mrs. W.
A. Stowe and :Miss Fldrence Benedict,
which pleased. Mrs. Osénr Squires,
companied, by piano, by Mrs. Taylor.
A novel feature 011 the program was
a duet played by Mrs. Wilfred ~Bod-
Elledat‘
m-
I
m.\f- in“.‘}.‘f‘\‘nfl
fut, luv/1'. ‘l"‘¢ Iv,
charmed with vocal solos. She wns 110..
FRIDAY JULY 9, 1915
* ERN G" ,
.TRUE TO ITS NAME.
Alteration Sale 20 per cent. off
For Thursday, Friday and Saturday
EXtra Round Double Roaster Special
(OLD ENGLISH WARE.)
1
MI .
it
1‘ 1
750- vane. Special 3% Value, Special 39.:
V‘ ’ EXTRA LARGE SELF BASTI NGROASTER,12 1-2 x 7 INCHES.
Even the best cook cm cook only an ordinary dinner with a poor roaster. If you want in please your husband and
family insist on the best. Here is a roaster perfectly adapted to gas, gasoline or coal fire. IT IS ROUND NOT
SQUARE. In a rount roaster every part is kept at the same temperature—the result is a juicy and thoroughly cook-
1 ed roast. The dome shaped cover makes the roast self basting as the steam goes to the top of the dome, Con-
denscs and falls over roast, basting it. As it is ROUND and SEAMLESS there are no corners to catch the grease. mak-
ing it far more sanitary- . 1' ~¢I1IIIIIIII Ill 1 ill 11:: ,1 :1‘ [ill 1‘1
(Your cooking utensils are as important as the I‘odfo 1n them.) (Old English) is pure,
o'ucook
cared 1.. 75Cjalue. impound-1m 11 51111....
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‘Kn
sanitary and easily
Refrigerators
20 per cent. off
80c buys $1.00. at our Altera-
tion SALE.
$10 Refrigerators.- Salc Price
$8.00
D
OSTERMOOR MATTRESS
20 Per Cent. Off
80c Buys $1.00 Worth.
$03 Hotel Style, extra thick
$16 50
COUCH HAMMOCKS
Alteration Sale Prices
$2195. $405. $5.95
$13.00 Hammock, Altera—
tion Pricc:..... . $7.20
$15.00 Hammock, Altera-
tion Price .. . . . . . $12.00
$18.00 Hammock, Aim.
tion Price ,.... $14.40
'9 - V'J‘."
\‘A‘x‘x‘a‘ p
$15 Refrigerators. Sale Price
$12.00
' $20 Refrigerators. Sale Price
$16.00
ETC., ETC., ETC.
$15.00 Mattress .. . . . . . ..
$10.00 Mattress . . . . . . . . ..
$6.00 Mattress' . . . . . . . . .. $4.80
$3.00 Mattress $2.40
Dressers at Alteration Prices. $5.95 to $35.00.
..__....__...._ COMPLETE 'nousn FURNISHERS
Sterling Furniture Company
1273120 WASHINGTDN STREET. 0111108110 How's Theatre
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U, H.15n5,-,.u' .7:
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H‘-’ 3-1-,
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The Reed 81 Voik
Electrical Co
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
. Fungus—co 80.’ Mala It.
80.1Norwalk. Music Hall Block-
81: 11101.8th and (212111118
SCARFS
Embroidered and drawn work
courts in white and linen color. on
_ broidered in white—500.
' White and linen coloro'a own
embroidered in colors—>500. '
SHAMS.
Embroidered and drawn m
shame, or plain,"itith hemstltched
or scalloped edgeiIr-SOc. '
CENTERS.
’ Centers in thlte and linen cell i um...” I- .
with white or colored embroidery 1
to match scar! and chenille-401:.
A GREAT SALE
1'. L Mallelll’. V -———ON—--—-.
S H O E S
.
1 m— man",
WE REFER YOU
1. TO THE HOUSE
that has been painted with our paints.
is 1111101 beautiful in its glisteilng
coat? Yes, and what's more, it will
wear well—we guarantee 111111. All our
paints, oils, stains, varnishes, enam-
els. 010.. are the best obtainable-
l
ITO pleased.
nil-1
MAN OF THE PLACE.
ams, Charles Swint and John Gal-t Editor—You wish a position as
proof— reader? _
l Applicant—Yes sir.
“Do you understand the. require
ments of that responsible position?”
, “Périectly, sir Whenever you make
' *1 able dhote “m"? fifty cents, 0 any mistakes in the paper, lust blame
1' 0 to 2 p m Table d hots dinner, ’em on me and I‘ll never say a word."
0 —New York Weekly
in scmi- anfi‘ual interest di
011 w after July 10th.
V Thousands more will b
counts whose owners do n
‘ it is compounded.)
interest from July 1st.
...’
-I~liereafter this interest itself draws interest.
South Norwalk Savings Bank
- 01.01111 10011111111, 01111010er ..
‘ 1.woonwan0, «an. 0111111 ,
Thousands oi Dollars
vidends to savings depositors
ill be paid out by the South Norwalk. Savings Bank
0 Credited to principal in ac- ‘
ot withdraw the interest, arid .-
(That is, ,
'All deposits made on or before July Ioth will draw
" ...
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well and daughter. Marion. Mrs. Bod
well was‘nt the piano, while her dough- ,
tor, with skill,'played the snare-drum,
and incident paraphanuliafrV
Following the entertainment ice
cream and cake was served, and cake;
was disposed of this being in charge'
of Mrs. Archie Nash,'1Mrs. W. H. stowei
corset, TEAS, EXTRA QUALITY.
paper (E. Co.
Tel 1583
"road Ave. cor. Clay 8:.
10 FIRST 87:.
that’s your protection. Phone us.
The Gorham Co ‘
EAST. NORWALK
T00. 45!. |
and Miss Florence Benedict. Mrs.
Stowe was chairman of the commit-
tee in charge of 11111 11111111, which in
every way proved a success 1
Trenchnrd’s Qrche'stra delighted be
yond measure the large attendance
present in theVentertainment present-
ed by the East Norwalk District, in
the home of Mrs, E. E. Smith, on Sea-I -‘
view avenue. The affair was to have.
taken the form of a lawn fete, ‘but this
plan the rain spoiled, and the program
was presented in doors. ‘
l The atternoon and night was spent
l' in an interesting manner, algeneral so-
0101 time marking the attain Refresh-
meuts, consisting of ice cream and .
cake. were settled. -.Mrs E B. Robert-
son was the chairman in charge 011110
"program, which proved an interesting
' success.
The West street district entertain
ment, which was planned to be held
at 88 West 85.1.1111: postponed from
yesterday. alternoon and last night to
'-F
At this time the 11111111101111 P111101» ' '1
~. 0111 and ”The Melting Pot.” will be pro-1. "
'denied, and 1111 ablanohum will tar.-
111011 made. .1 , H . , 1
PROE
When In Need of Glasses Always Consult An *
the actor-noon and evening oi Julyjo. ,1»;
V" '15.!
Optometrist
W110 15 Registered under the Public Health Laws of'
, his state. M
Your eyes are endangered by wearing Glasses
W: ,. .l
selected by Bargains or Haphazard Methods. My Sci-
entific Examination made without Drugs or Dlopc as-
sures you of the best results.
Should you feel. that your Eyes need attention '
consult m’e.
Hloursz18 :30- to 6 daily
1.11“"
All work done' 111 my modern shop
HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS
RANGES, $11.00 110 $48.00.
Self Ligh' 111g Burners. See
our stock bet 0' buying.
Gas Hot Water eaters . . $11.00
Eddy Refgiqeramn.
JonesBzHotchktss
‘1‘
Now 9i 11 Progress
L0uis Avrick
P. 0. Block. 80. Norwalk.
Storage
4,800 Square Feet.
it you are seeking homegrown,
at reasonable terms 111111111001
0 ‘Norwalk Steamboat;
Bargains 1
Wash Skirts and
Dresses
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