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on ALL KINDS
ds, Burglary and Compensa-i
Rents, Real Estate, Shore
uV
sun ALONE truss
, Country, to rent and for}
“it 1 .. It may be that constant practice
lmakes perfect. but. at any rate the ire
Taylor & GOldean quent entertainments given under the
,auspices of the Woman' s Auxiliary of
T” NORWALK TRU'T co'iChriut Episcopal Church, on Gregory
' BUILDING gBoulevard, are noted for interest and
1230 ' success, and last night’ s lawn fete and
lentertainment, given under their aus-
' pines on the lawn of Mrs. Samuel Kei-
,ley's home, on Seaside Place, was by
1 no means an exception to this fact.
Tasteful decorations of lighted Jap-
l'anese lanterns, American flags 'unu
hundreds of electric lights, transform-
ed Mrs. Kelley’s lawn into an iden.3
pleasurethestre. An interesting pici
Jfireworks at Roton Point, tonight, g1 am 11115 (1111-1911 9111
promises} a. attract a large ,£10\Vd.l “A Considerable Courtship," a
‘ snappy piete sell 111 esented. met with
The next session of the Hill Donovan enthusiasm Those who contributed
tested election hearing 11 ill be held to the interest of this were: 'Mis's Elsie
. xt Monday morning Kelley, Miss Bertha St. John. Earl
“ " Edmond and Winton Kelley.
“I" Vand MTS' Jam Neugebauer re Two well sung d11ets.'Juanita ” andJ
on or! word this morning that their .5“.th and 1101.17" were rendered b_1
s t'Ver, Mrs. Carl Funk. is c1iticnll1 lll Mrs. Perot Morgan and Miss Gertiude
Bridgeport Van (‘oe1' ering. An interesting recitn
We tion was made by Mrs. E. ii. Pattei
' parations are being discussed at son. and a piano duct was well ren-
this' time for the annual outing of the dered by Miss Lillian Kimmick 3““
ty officials. which is scheduled for Miss lda Wood.
' ‘ rile time next 9‘0““ ' Throughout the evening an able ur
'chestrs, made up of Miss Natalie
A, show dinnei. one of Lthdlbid \ilteeler. 111511151 Howard Anglemauu.
O uliivaus best. will be sened on 1iolinist; Mr 131311.111 1iulinist; Bart
Sunday, August 3th 10 "WNW” Of 191 Griffin cornetist; and Frank Slur
”‘3 local Bartenders UD‘O“ 'te1'.:mt dIummer; rendered selectiofls
. W that pleased.
V e 'Day Nursery lawn part1 and All the sewers! booths were well~.V
11V! tnimnent opens this afternoon patronized Mrs. Alfred Morehoufii‘
' the M03“ Hill 1‘5"“? oil)r.A.1) and Mrs. Benjamin Morehouse sold
Wadsworth, and continues this ev-en 11111 1119 homemade candy booth's en-
,lng. 111-9 supply, The fortune wheel was
presided over by \ir.s G. F Smith, and
:Tomorrow aftetnoon, at 2: 30 many pretty fancy articles were so“
'olock a public auction vill be held bl“ Mrs C. N “00d and Mrs “8d ‘11
to dispose of the John 1‘. McMahon Wheeler. Homemade cakes were sold
ouse,.ou Franklin street. The 1110 1)) \1rs.iia11'.kes The ice cream sale
ads will be divided equally between “as in charge 0" Ame“ Mmmm
"City of Norwalk, and the house and Francis Malkin Samuel Kelley,
‘ furnished a treat in the form of. motor-
;bont rides.
Compo Beach Eteryl The committee in change of the
. ized: Mrs. Sunr-
uesda , under mans ement of Miss pleasant aflair compr
'dell Y E _ ‘u 91 Kelley and Mrs Frank Sturtevnnt.
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’ll'ri"lty Young Men‘s Club mete-l
in tonight enjoy a motor Install-“Bo“ [Ems (mum
111$ «fictions. wmbersisre urged toV
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“A surprise part'y' in honor of Leon" 3
11rd Grover, of 33 North 111enue,ior it was said that Mr Go'mpers anti
inerly 0‘ Danburv, who was ('é'ebmt' lMuior Penileld were not to confer on
his the seventeenth anniversan 0'" the strike. but that they 11ers to dis
his birth, was sprung by his friends' cuss the charge that “German influen
sday night Games and a 8m'mfces" brought about the labor troubles
s followed. he.re
, '1 Plckets were still on duty around
A regular meeting of South \or 1 the plants of the Remington Company
“k Lodge. No. 709' Benevolent and“11nd the subcontractors today. There
Wrotectlve Order of Elks, will be 111.111inafi n disorder of any kind.
' 'Wednesday evening, at which time}
' will also be initiation of 0111le
Ladles’ night will be observed
The greater portion oi the extra
force of policemen stationed in the
t in front of the Union Metallic
' , t which time there 11 iii 'atree
in F323“?! refreshments Severali Cartridge plant was withdrawn today.
A " ' ‘ Lucal labor leaders said that work
tt nd the Clambake oi
Whig! 1:22:01: the 25th and D1111 ers particularly machinists in many of
all“? bod . 99 the smaller shops of Bridgeport had
' ' go on August . requested as strike call, being dissatis-
i‘Ied with conditions. The leaders ad-
ded thitt pending the result or confer-
ences to be held today the men had
been instructed to remain at work
According to local labor officials,
‘ ‘—-NEW HOTEL MAHAGKEMO.
limiter Grill and gentleman? lunch
room open until 11'. 30 p.111. Popular
on. Table d’hote lunch titty cents,
to 2 p.111. Table d'hote dinner.
Monty-live cents, 6: 30 p. In. to 8 p.
' cured in main dining room. .
ceeded in keeping nearly two scofe ot
machinists and other workers from go-
' ing to work at the. new Remington
.plant and the Union Metallic Cur-
‘tridge w.orks Many girls, having
brothers and fathers in unions; stay-
ed away from work today, according to
the labor men. They said they were
unable to furnish any definite figures
as to the exact number._
CANDY
uyler’s assorted Chocolate and
Bone. Foss Quality Chocolates
#6111110: to $1.00 per" box.
Stillson-Poweil Corporation.
82 Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK
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Avon! Worry !
' L We have provided accommodations in our safety
kleposit vaults to care for silver or other EMU
' articles of value.
Von may avoid the worry and care of the safe-
- keeping of such things by depositing them in our
4g'vaults. ,.
.3 The weekly or monthly charge for such service is
“if? nominal We 7 ' '
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South Norwalk Savings Bank
Open Monday evemngsJI-om 6 t0 '8
isince 6 o ‘olock inst night, pickets suc 1
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”Trade at The East lodia Tea Co.--
you WILL LIKE OUR Goons, oun PRESS WILL
INTEREST you. OUR SERVICE IS Pnostp'r.
we Have Window Full oi SWEET GlitillGlA
Weiermellons .,
ncu..,.....
ARMOURs
SMOKED
Native Cabbage, lb. ‘. 2C .
SAVE 13c.
I JAR ELECTRO SILICONV
POLISHING CREAM
I‘ELECTRO SILICON P'OL-
ISHING CLOTH
“N
0"":
nn
* V
Us
Us
at
"'.Both For: . . 22c
FINEST L
m... Butter 320 B
GOOD TABLE BUTTER ...................... 29¢ 11».
PURE LARD. .................... '. 121/1 ¢ 111, .
COMPOUND LARD ................... 10¢ 11..
BEST FAMILY FLOUR, BAG ................. $1.00
3 GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, BAG ................. $1.05
'CRISCO, 25c SIZE .. ... ....... . ................ 23¢
WARRANTED EGGS, DOZ. ...... .. ............. 25¢
FANCY new POTATOES, px. ........ ,...,.-1’s¢,
'RURECONDMILKCAN ...... 81¢.
CALIroRNIA PRUN‘ESHLB. .. 7“,.
CORN FLAKEs,‘ Ioc SIZE “3341.11 25¢
1o EXTRA STAMPS WITH THE FbLLovtlmo:
1.
East" India Tea Co.
125 WASHINGTQN STREET.
TELEPHONE, 371
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Out Mid-Slimmer
CLEARANCE SALE
.offers' everything you can wish for to fit your home from
out; to attic. ~
1 l honw- 7.
Everything here. no matter how cheaply sold, is of a3
worthy quality, up to date style, finish and construction
And at a savings of from 20 to ac per cent. savings to you.
1
1'
(IO-OPERATION
V\- ’1
V our success, thut the busineii's of our individual clients .prtis‘pet" \an‘d
. enlarge. ,
V To this end 1.
the audits of tho.
\‘1
ofllcors of this link take 11 personal interest in
Shoulders 122,6, .
~‘takc home.
convince yourself that it is the signs
'llml. Root Beer Extract. fi.............,i.V.......... 15c- 'l‘i;
’1(102.32“Rubbers...............'...................on‘c” ‘
kag.Rcl1ablc Houl' 15c
'lpkg.]elly'Podecr .. xoc’ _
kag. Macaroni .... xoc
~~11b.Split;Peas .... Ioc
IcanSnider‘sTomato Soup Ioc
IcanQuccnBakingl’owdcr . Ioc l.
EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS, COFFEES, ETC. '
Io Stamps Withilb "Coffee 25c
15 Stamps 1111111111.;on ......... 30c
zoStamps with I lb. Cofiee .\
4o Stamps with 1 lb. Tea soc
(10 Stanlps with I lb. Tea .. 60c
'25 Stamps‘with Ibox Toilet Soap ..... 251:
100 Statmps with I 1b. Premium Baking Powder, 50c
77 It is of supreme importance to us, and an essential factor. in ,
’ Red 0311013!
$650 for cash
Lifhigh $6.35 for cash 1'
TheWm. HironCo. I...
3 Rowan St. E. Norwalk.
_ ME
Why Not”
Be Stylish
By wearing Moore's New Finger
Clip on and 0!! with one hand.
Come in and see them. 'Eyc
troubles should be attended to at
once. Delays are dangerous, should
you need the services of a first-
class optomerist or optician, con‘
suit . _ .
William J. Moore
3 Optician and Optometrist,
1, Keoim Building Washington s1.
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GOOD HEALTHFUL DRINKS
l Every drink served at our
Viountain is healthful in every i11-
'grcdicnt. We use only the best
fruit syrups. Our chocolate Is be—
coming famous. Have you tried ‘
it? DeKlyn‘s ice cream served
«at the fountain or in boxes to'i
Try 0111' 801111 and.
best in town.
5.3! A. MEAD. Mgr.
8 No. Main St 1 So. Nomi]:
"l
“Opportunities—fiend The Send-l
nol's classified advertisements '
.. .s..-«..~2.-.».. v. ,._......
.o‘
3 Stores
in one
FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1915
stairs to
climb.
“
STERLINGds'tz'
Tau: 1'0 113 NAME,
Couch Hammocks
Have you a couch Hammock
on your Porch ?
‘“ If not, why not? You rcallvtlo
mot know what youfiare missing.
For the next four months the
pleasure of living on your porch
is beyond your imagination. At
the prices that moral] now they
are within the reach of every-
one.
Couch Hammocks Ranging in
price from $3.
95 up to $18.00
Tree hammocks 951: to $4.00
Extra
15c Fiber Chair Seat in si
inforced with heavy wire c
durable. Special price Fri
sum l
Special
zes of lo, 12, i4, 16 inches, re-
loth, making them strong .and
day and Saturday, 10¢ each,
3 for 25¢.
Floral Tributes,
SEl'VlCC.
The Norwalk Drug (30.1;
~~ Sterling Furniture Co.
127-129 WASHING!“ STREET
Phone 105
:Phone 364
corned.
Bathing Needs
BATHING CAPS. '
V Chic and V practical
styles. Regular 65c and
75c values. Tomorrow ‘*
49¢
LARGE BAN- ,,
DANNA HAND-
KERCHI‘EFS
for bathing. .7¢ cach
25c RUBBER '
; GARTERS. _‘
for bathing. 19¢ pair
HOUSE DRESSES.
Seasdn’s Most Drastic Markdowns on
, WAISTS
Save , 1-3 to 1-2 .NOW !
.\
you and
$1. 98 Waists, Clearance Sale .
.31. 25 and $1. 50 Waists, Clearance Sale 69¢
original oc-
Casket Coverings 0! are
.Vbeauty.7 Moderate prices Prompt
Telegraph communica.
tion with loading fl lists in prin
lcipal cities in the U itcd States.
": South Norwailt Florin
V2 So. Main St. So. Norwallq16t. 1;
\ The models are
varied and nitrite-
are sure to ilndjust
the waist to suit
very low prices.
Opposite Boyl’s 'l'lteah'e'
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK. .
Freight boot leaves Pier 27 East
8t.) overrun: except Sunday, .MS 9.
'69. “do: thNoerVolk. unto
710’:an ,1. .. i
GoorgVVo F. Footy. donors! Agent
fl: “fin-id 3‘; 6811511 TRANS-
summon Lui'dl Inc.
. .
JULY CLEARANCE S7 : E
Extraordinary Price Reductions“ Will Make
This Annual Clearaway of Summer Merchan-
"dise. the Most. Thorough We've Ever Held! '
. 3 .
Just such merchandise as is wanted now and will be womthrough Q1: sutnmer is con- 7.
Here are the examples of the Striking Values Offered.
Clear Out of
CHILDREN’S
’ROMPERS
Made of extra sturdy
titieSV Choice 01 md- serviceable cotton
chop; do chine. crepe. in white, pink, blue
lawn and who. You “"1 striped effects Sizes»
s'months to 6 years.
75c Rompers .. 59¢
V‘Vséc Rompers‘u .7 39¢
at these
$1 49 .
KNIT UNDER. '.
WEAR.
H Women who like to ap-
pear attractive, whether
. about. the house 'or on the
' porch etc., will appreciate,
this offering. Practical
elpiece styles made of
7." durable lawn and soft tin-
» lshed » percale. , Regular
61.25 and $1.50. Tomorrow
use,
”I
LLVA'WN' DRESS-
ING SACQUES.
one-Halt price '.
. .. L.;,-_-
29¢
‘1'-1‘
lusually asked
‘quick selling is expected.
$1. 50 Cbmbinaitibn Suits 98¢
.85‘: Night Gowns, chemise style . 69¢ _ '
$1.0'o Brassiefes, several styles, but not
every sizVe in every style . . . . . . . . 79.!
75c and 98c Drawers, several 1stylcs,-to‘
"(V:lose IVI~I;~O---I-V-ou-nuoooo....'5o'é'
Children's '25c Son Clearance Sale 15¢ pr. .
MllSllil Underwear
At Great Savmg's
We are fortunate, boing able to otter those under-
things at prioas considerably less than what is ’
Early selections are advised no
501: Lawn
:Will so quickly at these
Iii-loco. V
acronyms“ _
. 3 for s1. 00
ladlos‘ Union Suits
3 for $1. 00
Misses? Summer Vests j
3 3' for 25¢.
W
‘ PARASOLS. -. 7 _
'7 Hwy ~ attractive styles
Vol; one-bolt regular prices.
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NVecl'r‘ Ruth. Clout-once Sale 395',-
River. Now York (root or Catherine
In. height received at Norwalk up to
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