atom. a d Mrs.
‘ ' avenue;
_31,RE..LIFE, ACCIDENT AND
' .AUTOMOBILEINSURANCE
OF ALL KINDS
Bonds, Burglar) and Compensa-l
lion Rents Real Estate.
and Loumn. to .Jcnt and
sale.
Taler & Golden
”0TH NORWALK TRUST CO
BUILDlNG,
iori
Yolephon.
I,;
1111 11w
Arrived at Raymond Brothers’
wharf, boat Red Star .\'o. it: with 5110
" ”tons of llehigh coal.
Miss. Esther Gregory, ol' llawley 111's-
nus. Bridgeport, has returned from a
",Vlsit with relatives zit Norwaih.
' ‘thlVe you ever seen the Stanip‘rnt‘t
‘Book a novelty to? youngsters, ltv-c.
See. Donneilv's A111
«Pantttuas 11'. $13.50. O‘Brien's.
l
Mrs. Della \\'ilt‘oxson. of l' \ (‘apitol
avenue, Bridgeport, is sprinting :1 few:
' days with friends and relatthes in N013
:waik.
. Samuel lludlon' and family of Mono. 0
clair. N. J. are 1119 11 tacit-end guests of ' ‘
111115, of tiara-1 _
John A.
or Vi w Bench.
5 William Payne and family left todny
for Huntington, 1.. 1. Mrs. l’nyne nitd
. 8011 will spend three weeks, but Mr
hua‘band will return tonight.
—-Great crowds have Leon uttt'ndntuE
lMlntz's Giant .Jubilee Sole since it 11.9
111. this morning. ‘
Attorney John J. (,‘nneo, today. will
tako an appeal in the case of Carl
‘ Ochs versus Clarence Ilanlts, on be;
halt'of his client, the defendant.
(l
Slate Councillor 11.1.. onman ot‘
, Bucklnnd Conn. ., at the meeting (it Lin
‘ coin Council, 0. U. A. M. last night,‘
delivered an interesting atltlless Ron
tine matters were considered at the
business session.
——:Big time. July 2lst. on
church inw-t1—~ minstrel shou and intin
' fete.
'1 rlhlty ;
1
Sheet (‘omtnlssloner (‘ eorge A.
Sherron and Lorpointlon t‘ounscl \\1l '
llatn lv‘. l‘ainntany are today int'estigot
ing the intniliar Podelefsity drain.
Fort street. The report “'llt‘lllel‘ or not
it should he opened, as Mr. Podelct-
sky remnants, will be submitted to the
, council on Tuesday evening of next
week.
The building inspector, today. issued-
permltn as i’ollows: To the lienry
'Plum-hing Company to install plumb-
ing for John 1.. Henry. on 208 East
to Swnrby &, Baxter to in
stall plumbing for James Storey, on
Elm Ii‘ rest Terrace; to White electricl
company to wire gospel tent on \\ ood-
ward avenue.
l
-—NEW HOTEL MAHACKEMO. l
l/adlea' Grill and gentleman: lunchlg
room open until 11:30 p. in. Popular‘
prices. 'l‘able d‘hote lunch fifty cents,‘;
11:30 to 2 p. m. Table d’hote dinner, ‘
seventy-five cents, 5:30 p. m. to 8 p.
m. Served in main dining room. 1
-R “ICUTICURA SOAP i
. eg at 25c cake ........ \
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY.19éi
Stillson-ineil Corporation
PRESCRiPTION DRUGG'ISTS. 1
Kodak‘s, Cameras, Films, Plates, Paper‘,
new. 82 Washington Street.
' sourn NORWALK cr.’
*—
Shorc ‘
s l
i
1230 l
vitzclnth,
‘iorty-n‘ve.
11111?
. .‘1 Atlt’llt‘,
lit‘wlllntot'.
‘11—
"TS—George,
On‘
1 21—~tioton,
l 30— Abraham
illil 8“le
fllll litiliill 0i llilii
1:... on... Smith's 119mb Show!
Forty five Births, Thirty-two
Manages and Monty-night,
Deaths
'-_..._————
There was :1 great inttease in the
number of binhs in Norwalh last
the new arriynls numbering
There more thirty—two
11nd twonlyeight tlenlhs.
ridges
Bir‘hs.
June
2~—.iohn, to John and Norah llzt1is
3*Fiallkllll. to Edgar
Lvntlt.
6—- Evelyn to Henry and Ada Knorn
7-vSllt-‘l\\utlil to Homer and Nelliei
Qd‘lnlcy. ~
to Matthias
l'lli"2|lllli!€l‘.
BrA—Annn,
Aninto.
1": ‘Annie.
l.:1tn:1to.
1 F1 An 11:1
['r‘llt‘gtino.
It‘di
-lt:1n_tzlttt‘r.
1111120110.
1 ~~llorotl1y,
Tobey.
l’. . Mary. to ll0\‘1‘lll'il
Young.
11'. .t‘lnrlt. to Elinor and Grace Loni:
car.
l‘lw llit lilil'tl,
Ill altoncy.
--»l~‘.llz:tbt-,th to And: ("11' And Matilda
11 :1111 so
N11111:.l1n
(1.111f111'1l.
rl-Ilton. to Willinm and Ella
hold.
to Petro and Philnnso
to Frank
and
to Philip and Matilda
to George and
Carey.
15——Alfl‘t‘ti. to David and Emma Riley
‘15~—Jo.-cph. to Joseph and Elizabeth
l\i.~'l1.
16 111111111. to nova: and firmly Elln.
16- nl‘rnnltlln to Angelo and Maria
Dori-o
t;-‘\l:1ry, to Angelo and M ntin llortoi
l?~»-J:u-.k to Leon and Helena ilur
. 10,12 ,1,
diary. tol Raymond and Exinnnh,
Lnt'rtttui. ‘
lS-~\l:ttgnerite
nle Mt an.
1‘l—--—ll.uold. tO \\illinm 11nd Finntis'
Sthtlchi.
"9 James, to James and Bolbitla Ilod
[Q
to Andrew
nur.
Iii-vh‘l‘t‘tlt’l‘lt‘k. to Frederick and Ade.»
laidc Bergren.
'30~~-Loo. to Louis and Ronic Paris.
21—J059pl1.
ltnr.
to Joseph and Mary
Szcmpins.
'2—Mnrion. to Roy and Lillian White.
l—Mnrguerite. to Autnl and Julian
l‘ognny.
23«—E\ elv,n to Michael
t‘ hii't-h.
flit—Stephen,
Korncs.
24—inch to Pasquale
Rottccic.
5—31.13: to D:'1\ld and Reichel Rndal
-o -~Bc'1t111'c to l outs and Sndie Mat-
)
..
«)1
4
and Mary
Mary
\
and Maria
to John and
(‘ls‘s .
27~—Eliznboth. to Michael and Eliza-
beth Yttrtzn.
“JG-«Elizabeth. to Joseph and Johanna
Battlnl.
I26~Frnncosco, to Alphonse and Maria
anzlo.
, Eli—Louise, to Pauling and Julinnn
Smelanski.
to Harry and Dora
Kuntz. '
31—- Son. to Thomas and Margaret
Hunt.
fl
’___.——-———
and Maude
and Annie;
to Michael and Josephine
to Antonia and Theresa
to Joseph and Vencentind
tu Steten and Susie Zen“
and Bcrthn‘ ’
'i‘hm't‘sn '
Lucy
and Any
l
to John and Annie Kucs-i
(/21 1—: :o <‘o growl-f
a.
s,"-
Bnntinglon, ,
Krauoch Bach,
and Cbickerittn
IANOS and
LAYER PIANOS
\\ 0 ate going to transfer our South Nornallt business to our Britlgchrt start-October Ist,
1915 \s 11c hate scycrnl high grrntlv: pianooin stock (some slitrhtl) usul) that no arc
going to stll in this territory before the ole «loses, at prices from $98001”),
I
\ou tnnnot aliortl to let this opportunity "()l11',so.allcarl) antl StlL’Ct your piano. 3A\
“ill dclitcr it any time lyilul‘t (kt ist,1915.
MUSIC FOLIOS Fromm: up to $2.00 "
Slightly Used Pianos
ESTEY PIANO ........ I ...... $08.00 $600 AUTO ............ ,- L . .. $302.00,
HUNTINGTON PIANO ..... $150.00 $550 CHichRtNo ......... 3425,00
HUNTINGTON PIANO .. . $195.00 MENDELSSOHN ........... $198.00
We have adjusted an easy payment plan that will interestyou.
~23 M. SONNENBERG PIANO co.
to Samuel 11nd Florence ’1
104 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
Ar-‘ 1:1
Save The Baby
Use the reliable
Honucws‘
onlairw.
Malted Milk
Upbuilda every part of tho body efficiently.
,nfidop dogud’ by thousands of Pivotal-pl,
66191111 and Human the world over Iot'i,
more than I quarter of a century.
Convenient, no cooking nor additional
milk required. Simply diuolveln water.
Agrees when other food! often fail. '
80mph (no, HORLICK’S, Racine. Wit.
"No Sub-mun lawn-inflow!" :
OI HOIUCK'S. tit. OI'I‘IIIII
Large
Sweet
Georgia
WMERMEHONS 355a
.East India Tea Co.
TELEPHONE 371 . I125 WASHINGTON STREET.
- Deaths.
Y. M. l).:
—~Antonctte l\iltt',o 2 2 28v " ~ -' > '9'
—Sopi1ic 13. Brooke. 50
2—~Wnlter Scott Joncs 02
4—~Henry_ll. Bulkley, 52
Swllnvid Miller, 68
lib—Bertha Mny~Denney, 13
it—«Petcr Bailey.
14———Georgo H. Brnnard,
l4-—Amellu A. Cohen,
IOanry Elizabeth Fox,
13~Mury Ann Kemper,
li~Nellie irene Lee,
iii—Mary L. Sullivan,
17—«Hnttle Ellis,
18—Mary Dnrto,
18~~John Herring,
Ell—William A. Raymond.
26~—Phoebe M. Rood,
25—«Emmn Knapp, .
21~—George John Kunz,
22r—F‘edora Elleh Gates,
ZS—Bertha Fordor,
2 9 [lid—Herman Waitrenbergor
8 ml Olivia Stoileid.
~10830~i.ottls A. Conrad and Mary M‘ 4__ Fitch Sch 1 t i ate)
7 10 Filter 1 °° 9’" '
B 12 1'—Joneph ll. ndik and Mary Jnczku— } Fm headqu;:tl:i:£::ona% Zuni Street
3 2-1 lien.
72 — «l22*l.ouis Szi1'Os and Julia Bodnnr “0:23“ b0“. :1“ 0:" b: tinged
54 — 27f \tlmt‘hal'les L. Leonard and Anna; A 1131;231:1123; 6:: Oldieitrlc
82 2 6 5‘9““ 'Station r05 bt til it re
73 —- —’13—-John J. Nerllnger and Rose M. “ ) “m” e °“" °
‘ 10 —~—- Claude.
6910 Tau—Joseph L. Lyons and Julio It.
60 11 251 Cioppn.1
—— 2'2 -—tl1arles A. Walters and Anni
21 4 27? Fntrell.
86 6 22 {ll—Alfred o. Gambol
83 11 26: Folio.
72 1 23 311- Harold S. Platt‘ and
43 5 28‘ Slauson.
72 819 30-- Walter E Boughton and Helen 217—Winiield St.
3 7 W E Dufault 223—Fort ondchartes Sta
29-Willlam F. Diamond, 54 8 17:23— Charles E. Llndquist nntl Flor- 224—4331“ Are, and Film St.
20——Ellzabcth N. Duncan. 81 6 4' once E. Murray 225—3: John at, and Edlie Avg
lib—Edwin Horace Mathewson, ‘2‘9‘—-Royden A. Jensen and Jennie. 114.332.3993“... Ave and F1?“ 3;
67 5 22 Benedict. SSE—Boulevard and S‘ocond St.
81 4 17 foo—Henry F. Bltthor and Julia A. 336—Cova A“ and Fifth St. ,
41 —— — DW) er. 337—Boulevard and Blackstone St
66 8 129 1~Jnmes H. Taylor and Miners M. (Tel)
. Marriages. Carpenter. ' ail—Keys“ St. and Pine Hill Ave
ilO—tharlea V. Searing and Helena prey)
BOXES.
est box.
Second alarms are only to be giv-
en by the chief or acting chief upon
his arrival at the are
S—Marvm School (private).
212—Eaat Washington and Fort Sta.
214—Van Zandt St. and Osborn Ave.
Zia—East Ave and Rowan St,
and Jennie
lla' .',,' ill.
21~Ilenry'\R. May,
27—George‘C. Smith.
30—Anna A. Scofleld.
and EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM‘
p. m. and 8 a. m.. giving location oi,
tire, an alarm will be given from near ,
it About to Travel
your enjoyment will be‘morc complete if yOu
‘ know that your silverware, jewelry, personal treas~
.‘ureS'and valuable papers are beyond harm’s reach
in the South Noriyalk Savings Bank. Come in and.
see what security is offered, both in our safe de-
‘ positxvault and our vault for the storage of‘si‘lver-'
in 1 ...".".: EJEEEI
ware and bulky paclfages.
1
South Norwallt Sayings Bank
Open Monday eVenings from 6 to 8."
A. Mitchell.
Land
9 2114:5111: 3,. Bacon and Mary E rope
E'A—Lawrence Conner“ and Grace,
Olmstead l 342~keysor St and Duck ,Pond rd.
2—Stephen E. Keeler and Eunice D. l
“" Stevens. , DEAD UNDER. OVERTURNED Au.
3—-John E. Rooney and Mary qt TOMOBILE.
Sheehan. , BEVERELY, Moan, July 17 .—-The
Iii—Stephen Hozset and Bessie Toth. body of Walter Paine, son or Robert
lit—John Oi-lereusliaw and Florence Treat mine, 2nd” a well known at-
Belford torney of Boston, was found under an
Ill—Richard W. Fawcett and May loverturnod automobile at East: Won-
. Gorman. \ ham, early today. The steering Wheel
9—John C. Kenzel and Caroline E had caught the- young man norms the
‘Pahlltzsch. , “ - neck and death resulted from strans‘
27-Harry Peisky and R039, Cristal. ulation. The cause of the accident
2~Fritz L. Wallin and Bosghnd could not be determined. as Paine was
Thorsten. alone in the car and there were no
12~Herbert R. Balaton and Gertrude 511mm“. - ' " ~
L. Lawlor. * ’ 1 Paine was 28 years or use and a
264George R. Brunjes and M l mama of Harvard College in the
Rusk. , class oil 1914.
26—Wlllitun H. Hous'ler and Daisy M.
, Bennett. - 1
zit—Lester Plait, and Ruth 1!.- Lou-
‘ " den! 9 '
14~Beujaniln F. McMahon and er- tended Elle dog mu‘nlins
lain ocheli.- Funnel county' to Sept. 1 on id)“
26—Lnur‘ '
Torus. . $3
(Tel )
Sis—Shore Haven. (Tet)
.speclai Stan-lo.
1—0119 blast at odd times. testing or
line open. , ”
1—0119 blast at 8 p. m.. standard time.
1-1—T1yo blasts. are out.
11-11—Twenty two, at 8 a. m...n
' moi'nlnz
achbol.
11-11—-Twenty-two. at :12 so 11. 111., no-
atternoon session of
school.
1111111111—Ten blasts quickly calla
the entire department,
public
'MiNERs'HQNOR DR. HOLMES.‘ .
‘ PITTSBURG. July 17—May miners
W
in Western Pennsylvania and West.
EXTENDS 006l- MUZWNG OADER'an-ginia were closed during the -fun- , -
HARTFORD. July-474“”? Com-om today in Washington of pr. Jos-
mlaslonér Jettréy. 0. Photos has er 9p}. A. Holmoli. forms:- Directory! the
01"!" ”Waited states Bureau of Mines. 0116:11-
~ - . tlons at some or the mines were only, ,
o- B. Mono: and Alice M. at Bellini Commissioner 11:; 1A 11!, gingham for a m; mos young: at . ' '
' Dr 111 ' ' “
marina o: public 7.
UCS ,
,ANGES
FkUR‘fiiTURE Cl).
‘3? 5 WAbHiNCTON 8.1.
$0. NORWALK
SithllNG
arc the strong features of
our Mid—Summer Clearance
Sale. Every article is the
best of its kind and our
large nssort mt'nt insures
our stilling: every taste and
at a saving from 20 to 30
per cent. on cvcrything
needed for the home.
An occasional hour or so can be
profitably and pleasantly employed
working some article for dress or
Our
work department. provides
home decoration. Art Needle~
thee ma-
terials and implements in the form of
911' “Royal Society” package goods.
besides which we have a broad as.
'of separate
sortmcnt stamped de-
.
signs in the newest patterns.
Muslin
Caps,
Towels, Pillow Cases, Doytlec, Underwear, Waists,
Aprons, Dressing Sacques, Bcudoir infants Wear, Bureau
Scat-1's, Pin Cushions, etc., etc., all at moderate prices.
The N. it Ryan C0.
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
Special
lied Oak’Ctial
$6 50 fOr cash
Lehigh $6. 35 for cash 5
The Will. Elll'oll C0.,Inc.
34Rowan St. E. No‘rwalk.
-MflSmmr
s .111:
House
Dresses
For Porch and Morning Wear
Al Greatly
Reduced
PRICES
Prices range from $1 to $5
V5.9
Don’t Forget
- , 10sec ‘
Tom Murray
31 South Main Street
5,0:
A Vii! MEBOHANT _
“venison nu goods. t! in cannot do
it in a turn my, in one: the Boatinol
nullified "no: data" column Coll
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