alum “awe—111'. . 1 At lanes” to acne on the Ice mrgfrfit Flavors: Strawberry Banana Orange Pineapple .m. .4 M“ ., lane's Bakery, 51 Washington Street. l‘lllNEWS Edgeworth Williams, of South Nor- wallt, was a visitor in Danbury last week. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilson, of Be- the], are camping out at Compo Beach, Westport. Miss Anna M. Fay, of 17 McDer- nott street, Danbnry, is visiting friends at” Pine Ledge, Norwaik. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick N. Smith, of Bridgeport, were guests of Andrew 1!. Lyon, of West street, yesterday. The Lounsbury, Mathewson & Co... shoe manufactory, reshmed operations today, after being closed last week. Miss Ethel Johnson, of West street. has ' returned from the Vacation House, Canaan, Conn. where she spent a week's vacation. M Regular meetings ‘of Old Well Hook: ‘ and Ladder Company and Putnam Hose Company will he held this evening at 8 o’clock, at the Central. Fire station. There were only six sales of prop- erty in Norwalk, last week, with mortgages “of $48, 350. In the first week of July. last year, there were fourteen sales of property, with mortgages of $16, 065 will} 8‘ a‘ menu} thet N walkagfi‘ 11311111111151.1111 Norwalk Library on J,uly,.13th,,at 310 o'clock. Mrs. Pom-m fill speak on the amendments to. the constitution. The meeting will be an open one. The Larchmont Yacht Club’s re~ gatta week will start on Saturday next, and continue for a week. A1 large number of races have been ar- ranged-tor, including events for the Resolute and Vanitie, the start of which will be made at 1:30 o'clock. The ladies‘ day aquatic sports will M, take place on July 20th. Uncas Tribe, No. 26, I. 0. R. M" will have a raisingup of lchiefs on next Tuesday‘s sleep, July 13,1915 Deputy Great Sachem E. R. Gould. MONDAY m “.1915 ‘ confining F10. 01111 blurs, :ulth 9:11am of Iron. filmm- David W. Remind umomrnxua new see news Income 21 wasmucrou or. 1.1., office, was; How, on. Don’t Forget to ,see T0111 Murray JISOIIIIIIIW ‘C a Am” DELPHIA AND REAIMNG. Place Your Order Now and be protected against advance in prices during the fall and winter. 1 RAYMOND BROTHERS .-. Ann... ____4 _, So. some; I“ ’5‘“: Frederick Welch. one of the editors or Printers’ ink, New York, has Mn visiting Miss Roe Haugh, of Putnam avenue. The Louis Nyary Association had 1 Barry's Grove yesterday. They all re- .ported a good time. The thirty-second annual meeting of the Connecticut State Fireman’s !Associalion will lie held in New Ha- lves, Augpst‘“26 and :1. 1 I J The regular ,meeting or the Hat Trimmer’s Association will be held tomorrow night at 8 o’clock in Centrsi Labor Lyceum. As business of import- ance will be transacted it is desirable I that all members be present. l ’ Postmaster Andrew Leary was one the first annual clam bake at Joha‘ ll or the guests. at the laying of the cor. : ner stone or the new post omce build-i ing in Stamford, Saturday. SpeeChes were made by Congressman E. J. Hill, Extongressmhn‘ lamb Donovan' wrm’fm scum ghoul of M1- 111111 Mrs. Timothy J. Sullivan, 01 the Hotel Victoria. had a narrow escape from drowning Saturday afternoon. He was playing on the boat of Captan W. W. Hemmons, at the Decker Oyster (loch,I , when he felt overboard. Mr. luminous. was~quckly on the scene, and rescued the boy. He feels no 111 effects mm“ the mishap today. ‘ l 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 Wednesday will be a, busy day, at} The Knob. in the afternoon, starting; at 3 o‘clock, there wIll he ladles' auc—l tion bridge and whist. progressive,’ for prizes which will be provided by‘» the members. In the evening at 73 o'clock, the members of the club will} enjoy a clam bake, which i'lll he ser-j’ red in the club hence by Chet James‘ of Danbury, with his staff, will be present. Refreshments will be served; and a general good time is arrangedi (or. Reports from the dillerent 0111‘ cars will be heard and will prove 01 “Interest. Waterbury has taken action on the recent petition of the trolleymen’s on- ion in that city regarding the regula- tion of. jitney' buses. The board of alderman has appointed a s‘pedai committeeto confer with the corpor- ation counsel ,and superintendent of police and then prepare a special ordinance govnrniug the operation of the buses r " own-on...— ,—Another Great Accident—$5,000 special travel policy for $5. It you are contemplating a trip, call William F. Hoyt, phone 831, of the Connecticut General Life insurance Company. 1* people are learning the value of security for their household treasures and valuables. A fraction over one cent a day will furnish a Wesley Me Deposit Box in fireflour modern burglar and la linproof vault. Don‘t de- ‘ .‘iy. , would bebetter for her' 'to :6 Robinson. Later there will be a, dance for the younger members oi" the club. Captain Claret of the Minnehaha, of, the Atlantic Transportation Line, which caught fire at sea presumably from a bomb placed in its hold by Frank Holt, who before his suicide in_.Mineoia jail. shot J. P. Morgan. carrying war munitions, has a num- ber of friends ln‘this city. Last sum- mer Captain and Mrs. Claret motored 16 'Danbury and Bell Island and"were entertained by. Arthur G. Krom. The members of the Ladies' Mis- sionary Society, of St. James’ Episco- pal church, held a picnic party at the‘ rectory, Terrace place, Thursday at- ternoon and were enjoyahly. enter- tained as guests of the Rev. and Mrs. Ai‘c. Cohurn. Mrs‘. Antoinette Wil- liams—Daniels delighted the party with ciety were ‘to have held an outdoor picnic last week,~ but unpleasant weather made ,thepdstponement ne- cessary. their hospitality-Dowdy News. POL‘ITENEBS AMlD TEARS. the hostess' mother sages [l1 and told of plans to destroy ships, songs and victrola music was andoy- ~ ed. .Mrs. Edwin S. Gfifleth played, the accompaniment for Mrs. Daniels. A picnic lunch was served in the din- . lug room. The: members of‘ the so: , At the conclusion of Thurs- . day’s festivities 11‘ vote of thanks wah ‘ extended to Mr. and Mrs. Coburn for fl. attractive even while_working the prices we ask—98¢ to . ,‘ V $1 98 These we have are , l . in new, practical one piece ‘ 1 styles, and are generously cut R to insure comfort. finished percale, 1n stripes, figures and checks, in light and dark colorings-very attractive. Better get a supply here! Nurses Dresses, special values in all white or Icoloredlblue NHouse Dresses That You’ll Like AndYou’ii Be Pleased With Our Prices Too When You See How Good Qualifies Are. ‘o. There surely is no reason for a woman appearing un- around the house when she can purchase house dresses that are really good looking at 3 They are made of handsime and durable lawn and soft cbamhray ........ The N. E. llyhn Co. Delicious Creamery Butter............... ..... 32¢ Best Family Flour, bag ....... 95¢ Campbell’s Beans ....... . 8¢ Nchotatoes,14lb5............. ......... . 17¢ Milk Crackers, 3 lbs." ............ . . . 25¢ A. STULL / East Norwalk. 114 Cottage Street. Sumner 11...... 981: to $7.98 Wash Skirts 5|: lo $2.98 JACOBY’S What 1111c Use of suffering all the torture: “of toothache. when the nose of so much trouble can be easily removed by giving a little care to the teeth and sensitive nerve! It may he that a few treatments and a filling is all that Is necessary. or perhaps a crown is needed. but 11 conditions are such that the tooth must be taken out. you will find my method of painless extraction is superior: to all others. llr. J. l. Mallery 10 South Main St. So. Nomlk Hooks; o A. 11.11: 5 P. M. Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 7 to 8 p. m. Sundays by appoint. moot only. . WE REPAIR FURNITURE "AT ill Summer Clearance of Refrigerator-s 80 lb size, lift top style. Usually $11. so, now . . . . 85 lb. size, lift top style, seamless steel enameled. Usually 90 lb. size, like iliistratio,.scamless steel enameled. Usual— 75 lb. size, like illustration, steel enameled. Usual 75 lb. size. like illustration; white enameled. p ,.. Dorothy was so homesick at her ,. A lint party, and cried so bltwrla. that A— : * We have. reduced the prices ‘ on our entlrc‘Lstock of Refrig- erators because the cool weather in May and June left us with too many. Some have galvanized, white enam‘ . cled and seamless steel enam- clcd provision chambers. Made of ' hardwood, round . corners, all are dependable and sanitary “McKee" make. Now is the time to buy at a saving. J 35 lb.. lift top style. Usually $5 98, now . . . . .. 100 lb. size, lift top style. Unsauly $14. 50, now .. $21. 50, now—1 .1....... $16.93 " uo‘olsaoloaaloloalo $21. 50 ly$29..oo now ..... $22.50. now .........-..u..-......’.. -.-.-..... 16o Usualy $16.50, 12 98 "3‘voat--eoleaeouuono...con-fl-no-our Albert F. Gehebe hone 1111192. . Plompt Delivery. awashl'notén 81- i‘lOW A. Take Good Care "of Your Teeth As the twin is beat the tree will now. Teach your children early how to use '_ their toothbrushes lhoroufh— 'ly. ,Set a good example your. sell. We sell reliabletopth- .1 brushes and various sorts of tooth powder. unite and ”111 11: not beautiful in its 13111111111111; *els, etc, are thegbest obtainable- , that'syonr protection. Phone us. . The T'Gorliam (30' ,LITTLE cosr . ”The“ . A. J. :Augevine i& Still C0. 134 WASHINGTON ‘s'r. , M w.- - ,m-.'a-- Be Sure Its A PIE FRIESBIE'S' Made in the Cieaneat Plant. And from the best fresh‘fruits obtainable. Ask Your Grocer for Them Insist on them at your res- taurants. For the best Sea Food Cuthill’s We handle nothing but the best. The only place in Nor- walk that handles nothing but Sea Food. Cutbill’s Bridge Market 71 North Main St. Free Delivery. Phone 108 Fire, Life, Accldont, Plate Glass, Workman’a Compensation, Llabm. ,ty, Marine and Automobile. Surety Bonds. . Notaries Public. Mamohlo Tickets J. M. Layton 81 (0.. 1111:. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 5 Railroad Ava, So. Norwalk WE REFER YOU . ' . To THE HOUSE that has been painted with our paints. coat? Yes, and what’s more. it will wear well—we guarantee that. All our paints, oils, stains. varnishes, ensui- 111 FIRST an; inner noswaur 1 7.1.1452. Motor Boat Accessones , ‘This means everything a motor boat needs—to make it'safe—to make it ' comfortable. Salt Water Fishing Tackle If you know what you want we have it. If you ' don’t know we will tell you. 1 Albert D. Morgan (Successor to Charles E. Dow) no Washington Street South Norwalk ./ —\.. Black and 11110111111111” Willi Rubber Sales, For Men and Women Are nest satisfactory shoes for Scanner 11-; CthNEALLY & BRACKEN. , South Norwalk SUMMER DR Mintzs 99c to $10.00 I. NORWALK mm F. S. LYQN Good Job as NORTH MAIN craggy rum Special qf $6.50 1...- 1. I LBhigh $6.35 for cash ‘ The W111. 11111111111. 1...: ' 3 Rowan St. E. 11611111111. For Limo-data Sewn. cm 1, Fred”. Barium. Funeral Dlrector automaton; Ollie. and summit" \ Telephone 90‘. 0t 00.910111 II. Oo. Nemlg,’ Agent for TRUMBULL can, ‘ 1: Hanford Place. Tel: 391.1. ' c. v.c12aw GARAEE CARS FOR HIRE. Choose Your 01111111111 As you wouldClioose 1 Your Physiciau- ' 011 his record of previous work" effectively done. ‘ trists and Opticians. Under. one roof we combine the. pro-1 fessional skill of all three. w Commc nsurate with such service our pnces are the? lowest in the city ecuum, mmle,‘ opp; 117 Atlantic square, Stamford, Vic are Oculists, Optomev .1 Embroideredfand .oraw‘n work Scar-ts in white and lia‘encolor. em- i-oidsred in white-40¢. . 1 White and linen colored scarts embroidered 1‘11 colors—60c. . or plain. with hematitched LADIES’ sun's. ' The Popular. “Swim " Easy" $1.69 to “.00 . CHILDREN’S surfs. * " 511111. to 33.011 1 - Bows son's 35m tofl-W news sun's coco. 1o taro . surname snore ' _ 25m to 81.00 elm-Ian's caps ‘ rocks to $1.911
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