Cream. Fruit Flavors .
Strawberry
Banana
Orange
Pineapple
Lane's Bakerl’.
51 Washington
Street.
George Hallett, bf New Canaan, is
building a garage for Lewis Beach,
of South Norwalk. ’
Miss Anna M. Brennan, of Nor-
walk, is the guest of Mrs. Matthew
Seller, of Washington avenue, Stam‘
I’ord.
-—Straws. 3 heights. O’Brien’s.
Cluett, Peabody 8: Co., Inc., (col-
lars and cuffs) of Troy, has declared
‘ a quarterly dividend of l per cent. on
the common stock.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Usher, of
Sound Beach, spent Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs. George Hoffman on the Nor-
walk-New (‘anaun road.
—Straws. 3 heights. O'Brien's.
John Harriett, oi No1walk, spent
Pemonsu 0! iron.
filmw
r
stulW. Raymund
UNIDERTAKER
new use news nmwme
27 wseumcrou er.
Tel, oflice. 100-3; Helios, 693.
Tom Murray
:1 South 11111 Street
80. Not-walk
and winter.
' RAYMOND
mono, 1111111141111, 111111.111..-
DELPHIA AN? READING.
Plaee'Your Order Now‘
and be protected against advance in prices during the fail
BROTHERS
New
House
And You'll Be Pleased
- With Our Prices Too
When You See How
Regular weekly business, last night
at the meeting or the second district,
electrical commissioners was transac.
ted.
Members of Lincoln Council. 0. U.
A. M., at their meeting 1m night,
transacted business of a general na-
ture.
*—
chester, and sons 'l-ierbertand Edward
:1 vacation trip in New York State.
District Deputy George F. 0ve1ton,
Saturday with Birdsall Stevens oni
South Main street. in the evening;
Birdsall returned with Mr. Hanlon
and enjoyed the Norwalk carnival.
New (‘anuun Advertiser.
Mrs. Charles Franklin, of Newark,
N. J., Mrs. Cornelius Memento!
Brooklyn and Erhart Brownfd'f New-
ark, N. J., were guests of Mr. audl
Mrs. S. Y. Franklin and’ family in
Upper Silvermine, recently.
Robert P. Cunningham. secretary
treasurer of the State Federation of
Labor ,wenl to New Haven, yesterday“
to make arrangements for the annual'
state convention 0‘1; “3}" federation,
which will be held 111 that city during
the first week in September. ..
~Panamas at $3.50. Worth more.‘
O'Brien’s.
The weekly meeting of the. South
Norwalk Bloomer Girls was held last
evening in the J. & J Cash bungalowl
on Chestnut street. Business was
conducted and plans for a lawn party,
were discussed, after which a social:
time. was enjoyed by the members. in
l
The required amount of money ne-
cessary to defray the cost of making
additions to the Norwalk Country
Club has been raised and building
operations will start immediately.1
Yesterday the ground was staked out
and today the formal ceremony of
turning over the dirt will occur. Next
week will see the construction work
in full swing.
l
A delivery automobile owned byt
Frank Meehan, ol Bedding, is in a'
Danbury garage with the fender. radi- l
ator and windshield broken as the
result of the car turning turtle out
the Maplewood road early yesterdayl
morning. The car skidded on the1
“ slippery road and Before it could be
‘straightened out turned over. No one
was injured.
——Another or‘eat Accident—$5,000
special travel policy for 35TH you are
contemplating a trip, call William F.
Hoyt, phone 831, of the Connecticut
General Life insurance Company.
A
More and More
people are 1 .the
value of security for their '7’
household treasures
valuables. _
one cent a day Will‘fumish a
Double-key
Sale Deposit ljox
[in our modern 11112ng and
tilt-e proof vault. Don’t de- ,
or this city, on next Tuesday evening,
will conduct the installation ceremon-
ies at Leeds Lodge. 0. U. A. M.. in
Stamford.
Mr. Newman, of 51 Falrfiold avenue,
fell from a tree in his yard yesterday‘
attemoon at about 1:30 o'clock and
sustained a sprained back. The injury
is not serious.
Dennis Valentine, John Watkins1
and Arthur Keyworth, who for the
past week have been cruising in'tho
"‘Flo", are expected in port this eve
hing or tomorrow morning.
,‘1
1
John Gallagher, 01 Chestnut street.
downtown, spew-yesterday in Bridge
port. where he attended the tuner-111 of
John Chase, 11 relative, who died re:
cently at his cottage on Myrtle Beach;
Miss Margaret McGrsth, and John
Gilgour, of INewburgh, ‘N. Y., have re-
tuned to their homes after enjoying
a visit in this city as the guests at
tthc Misses Callaghan, on Old Sousa
tuck Road.
Rev. George P. Payson, or Catonl,
pastor of the Presbyterian
church in that city, will speak at the
twillight service at the home of Rev;
W. H. James, 011 Bell Island. at 7 p.
in. tomorrow.
Friends are receiving postal cards
from Charles and Snmuel Watkins, 0:
South Main street, this city, who are
on 11 western trip. When last heard
from the local men were at Salt Lake
City, Utah, where they bathed in the
famous Salt Lake. The party is now
on its way to Yellowstone Park.
4
Raymond Farrell, of Pacific street,
Btooklyn, N. Y., who told the local
autl1o1lties that be accompanied a
stranger to this city this morning who
promised to “bring him camping," but
disappeared~ upon the arrival of the
train in the South Norwalk station.
Farrell, who is sixteen years old has
appealed to the police for ftmds to
send him back to his home.
Thousands last night viewed theex—
cellent display of fireworks which
were shown at Roton Point. Last night
was a' gala night: at the park. Mansg~
er Neville Hayley provided not only
the fireworks but a denture. .tmovle,‘ ‘
and ‘
“The :lslnndcf Regeneration,"
splendid exhibition dancing in the 111111.
There were hundreds last. evening who
availed themselves of the park's fine .‘
' dancing floor.
,
, There is local interest in the fact. _
-, tha‘t‘sme Policeman summon 1i
«been exonerated of “graft" charges a
atnst 111m, recently in mm In r ,
an nflldsVithep’relented Redeem .
erintondont .-
Superintendent and Mrs. A. E. Win—i
of Gibson Court, left this morning {or
Good Qualities Are.
There surely is no reason
for a woman @pearing 11n-
attractive even while working
around the house when she
can purchase house dresses
that are really good looking at
the prices we ask— to
$1.98, These we have are
in new, practical one
styles, and are generously cut
to insure comfort.
dark colorings—very attractive.
annulus-coll
chambray
l‘lteN.E.
:4 Cottage Street.
Dresses That You’ll Like
piece '
They are made of haudsime and durable lawn and soft
finished percale, 1n stripes, figures and checks, in light and
Nurses Dresses, special values in all white .or colored blue
Better get a supply here!
...............
llyan Co.
Delicious Creamery Butter ..... . ........... .‘ ...... ‘1 32¢
Best Family Flour, bag . . . . ....... . .‘ ............ 95¢
Campbell's Beans ...... ....... .........8¢
New Potatoes, 14 lbs. . .»._ ........ . .............. 17¢
Milk Crackers, 3 11153... ...... I... ........... . 25¢
A. STULL
,East Norwalk.
‘ll, Summer Clearance
./
.I.’ *
35 ll)..‘lift top stylc. Usually
ly$29.,oo 110w
now . . . . . . .
75 lb. size, like illustration, uh
now
noel-eons. ..
snouosseosoullulslt
Phone 1069-2.
8 North Main Street.
80 ll) size lift top style. Usually $11. 50, now
100 lb. size, lift top style. Uusauly $14 50,110w .. . $10
85 lb. size, lift top style, seamless steel enameled. Usua9118
$21.50 now
90 ll1.sizc. like ilttstratio, seamless steel c11a111c1ctl.Usual—
Albert F.
Prompt Dellivery.
11 ammonia.
“in Retrigerators
reduced the prices
We toga
on our cut to stock of Refrig—
erators because the cool ‘
weather in May and June
left us with too many. Some
have galvanized, white enam-
eled and seamless steel enam-
cled provision chambers.
Made of hardwood, round
corners. all are dependable
and sanitary “McKee” make.
Now is the time to buy at a
saving:
$5 98, now .......... ,49
§§I98 ‘
$.16 95
In ..............
p ..... an. .......
.50
75 ll1.sizc like illustration, stccl enameled. Usualy $22. 50,
.98
Umtaly $16 50,
sees-o
nucn-s-uv-u'n
Gehebe
25‘ Washlngton St.
Take Good
Care of .
‘ Your Teeth
As the Jwig is bout the,
.tree will grow. Teach your“ a.
childrenearly how tome .
their-toothbrushes thorough-
' y“ (”Set Mood example your;
”soil We sell relisbie tooth-1
.brushes and various sorts u -. .. ,, ,.
. ‘ powder. paste and ‘
houids. . , '
SuuunelDresses
98c to $7.98
' Wash Skirts '
501: to $2.98
JACOBY’S
whistle
Use
ot sufiering all the tortures oi
toothache, when the cause of so l
much trouble on be easily removed
by giving a little care to the teeth
and sensitive nerve? It may be that
a few treatments and a filling is
all that is necessary, or perhaps a
crown is needed, but if conditions
are such that the tooth must be
taken out, you will find my method
0! painless extraction is superior
to all others.
llr. J. u. Mallory
16. South Main St. .811. Nomlk
HOURS: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Tuesday and Thursday evenings,
7 to 8 p. m. Sundays by appoint-
ment Only. . , , .
WE REPAIR
FURNITURE
AT
LITTLE cosr
V Jilte-
A. J. Angevine
& Son Co.
134 WASHINGTON s'r.
l
WE REFER YOU
TO THE HOUSE
that has been painted with our points.
is it not beautiful in its glistening
coat? Yes. and what’s more,‘it will
Wear well—we guaranteethat. All our
paints. oils, stains, varnishes, enam-
els, etc, are the best obtainable-
that's your protection. ’Phone us.
The Gotham Co
10 FIRST 8T1. EAST NORWALK
. . 1.1. 4112.
Be Sure Its A PIE
FRIESBIE'S ’ . p ;
Made in the Cleanest Plant. 1
And from the best fresh fruits
obtainable.
Ask Your Grocer for Them
Insist on them at your res-
taurants.
Mmfzs
SUMMER DRES
at
l 990 to $10.00:
Black and Tan 0Xl0l‘tl5'
With Rubber Sales,
For Men and Women
Are most satisfactory shoes ‘ lot-Sumner Tile
column a menu.
South Norwalk
“For the best Sea Food
r. 3. Lyon
Good Job Punting
GO TO .
fleet Paper, Best Work, In!
as NORTH mun "at".
CUlIbfll’S a. NORWALK moo
\Ve handle nothing but
the best.
Special
Red 011ka
The only place in Nor-
walk that handles nothing
but Sea Food.
Cutbill’s
Bridge Market
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone 108
i
The Wm. hilt-01180;“
3 Rowan St. E. Norwal
For Up-to-dnu Service 6
Fred H. Gama.
mineral Dlrecmr and 'Embatlr
Office and Haldane.
Telephone 904,
M ‘0. Main It. .80, “qu
Flre, Lite. Accident, Plate Glass,
Workmen's compensation, Llabm.
ty, Marine and Automobile. ;
Barnyaonds. . L
Notaries Public. 3
Steamship Tickets
1
J. M. Layton & (0., Inc. *
REAL ESTATE INSURANG’E
5 Railroad-Ave, So. Norwalk
Insurance l
Agent for TRUMBULL CAR
CARS FOR HIRE.
11 Hartford Place. Tel. 3
: SiltWatér ‘
1.
Motor
Boats -
Acce'ssones
That our newly devised“ to
tion above may not seem
bigttous, 11c explain the
sons for its use and its mea
ingr.
“THREE 0" signifies t
' _ initial letters of the words 0c
This means everything 21 lists, Optometrists, Optim
motor boat needs—to ”hrs 15 the only optical
. , - . tzblishmcnt in the my
, ' , 1— 1 l\‘ l: l U
“1’th 1t safe to 11 a t i . .ing the sctticcs of the Pl)
cian, the Rofractionist an
1 Expert litter, all under
roof
1
comfortable. l
Fishing Tackle
If you know 'what you
.THAME
117 Atlantic Bounrfififilrliq
Open' Saturday Evenings.
want we have it. “If you
don't know we will tell ‘
you.
Albert D."- Morgan
(Successor to Charles E. Dow)
112 .Washington Street
Soutle-Norwalk
LADlES’ SUITS.“ l
p' The Popular. ‘
“Swim , Easy"
f Scat-mumsuuceuters
.broidered in white—50c.
fillets to $3100
BQY'S SUITS
ECARFB
Embroidered and drawn wor «
scarts in white and linen comment
. 251:“ to two «
White and linen colorét! scarls' ‘: BA'IlHER’a cm .,
embroideredin colour-60¢ . .
‘ ' SHAMO.
Norwalk Chronicler