59¢. 94:. 559.599.06' .
e no, 13 pan, 955*? " .1200
WHITE RED ms
755. 896. 5: $1.45. 01959 to 84
F. K Banks
~ manner-o HOTEL $1.06!.
.——.——.—4—r
ALL THIS
ANDREW
go. WASHINGTON STREET
$00'I‘H NORWALK.
,
WEEK
”'55
a
Prompt 'Dolivery
”111:“ NORWALK. Phone 426 ‘
11111111 SILVER AND 011sz BEST ' lw J“ ’
. PURE LARD 110 ll)
“‘2 Ivory Frames
' fin all‘hizes and prices at
llzDN N EL L Y'S“
, STATIONERY STORE
”$0. Main St. So. Norwalk,
NEWS;
fWEATHER FORECAST.
MM—
Eorecast for Norwaik and vicinity:
Gelneraliy fair tonight and Tuesday.
slit scattered showers have no
oufi'ed in nearly all districts east or
the Rocky Mountains during the last
24 hours. A secondary disturbance
1 01 e1- 1. eke Ontario is causing
:mled, shOWery weather in ' the'
eastern portion of the Lake region and.
the northern portion of New England.
This disturbance will pass out the St.
LaiWrerice 'Valley tonight. Moderate
temperatures continue in all the nor-
thorn districts
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 73; high,
90, Rain. .
VERY BEST
CREAMERY
FORCE
CALIFORNIA
SLICED
TUNA FISH
PEAtHES 3 for’ZSc
.3: SPECIALS '
Money Loaned Atticlojs :15
Value- = .
Unredeemod Fla
Sacrifice.
J. Rosenfield
.40 WATER ETREET
South Norm; com.
9'
3lc lb.
' '100
i’
'00:
to
Regular
25c~ can
180"
GOLDEN
"l‘ollce Headquarters have been-no
titled and an .ihvestlgation is being
111999
, g-Ji‘hursday is
Night ’8. Batch.
5 1 1', ,
l r. and Mrs. Harold Price, and
ddimhter, Sylvia, of Stamford, yester
'.
fbnaney 7,011ap11n
ere thé u a“ or win mm Fran nit.» cuirir, of Camp, nugget”
g§§s . 1? 1'1; mil 300.151.1511.. Wt; .11
in' M'Iiridgep ort jail. this morning,
',An account, in reference 11.1.1111 Ida
A Gage estate, this morning was
filed by Executor John .1, Ounce in
the" probate court. ~ ' '
'Ha'rry Oddo of New York city’.’ and
two sons, were week-end guests 0;
Antonio ‘Audino, on Cross street, Sec-
ond District.
——‘——-
Fiiends” are receiving postal cards
from Assistant City Clerk Stephen
Dokus. .w be when last heard from was
at San Diego. Mr Dokus is on his way
home. and expects to arrive in Nor-
walk by August 2.
_~.._.————-
' 1
John Farrell, son of the president or
the United States 'Steel Corporation,
summer resident at Hickory Bluff, tell
‘ from his pony while playing polo on
the estate of L. Pi Lapham, 0! New
Canaan, Saturday afternoon and sus-
tained a bad contusion over his left
eye and a severely bruised lithonlden.
Dr. Tracey treated the injuries.
BOARDER 24 “
M
——Three prizes for Charley Chaplins
at ROl't'J'n. Thursday night.
Three weeks ago Abraham ‘Reed
and “Benny Barman, of Raymond St...
kindly consented to share their room:
with a person whom they knew as,
‘ Mike” and “Shorty." who had come
here from parts unknown tpvfivork on
one of the local oyster-shell piles.
Last night “Mike" disappeared, and
with him went from $25 to $30 worth
01 cigars and cigarette from Messrs.
Reed and Bermun’ a store, situated be-
low the room occupied by the three
men, as well is 3 suits of clothes,
pair of trousers, a 1111,11. overcoat
and two pairs of shoes. -,
_. ——Danclng, Compo Beach, every
"sfi‘uosdayg under management of Miss
open. 1
avenue, teacher of Grade 2 at thp Lin
coin School, left thhi morning {or the
White Mountains, where she will re
with for .two weeks.
Judge E M. Lockwood. 211001101: was
charged with drunkenness.
them two electrical permits. 1
' month or! in the winter. after the holi-
8I'ed, next Friday by the school com-
‘ strucdu'e and the Greenwich author-
' room affair and it cost the town abOut
COFFEE 3313'. 3' 18¢ 01.
Farley RICE ~' 3‘ 170
33333.... New POTATOES 1911' 1 11
30" Lemma: 1, ’ 15.: 0in
3333...... MILK 3 3:" 25c
33133" 1110011012. $1.110:
303. JAMS 33...... 3 33' 25c
£22.“; Prunes 3 '12:: 170,11!
Miss Inez I). Crotoot of 10 Putnam
Joseph N Mosiier, ,tliis‘ nioi'liinx.
received from the building depart
They
were for the ih‘stallation .9! electric
wiring for F. 0.1-lanford, of Charles
street and in the new bungalow of
Johm'ubovitch on Fenwick street.
'The membefs of the ghop’s crew of
the R. & W. Hat Shop, uptown. are
today the guests at a “blow-out" be.
'ing given by “(‘.asey" Hennessey, who
is thus celebrating the end of his ap-
prenticeship in following Vout the
time~honored custom of the batters.
Within a short time Attorney John
J. Cuneo will remove into the Rood
nor bloclr, on Washington street,
from his present quarters in the
Swartz & Corbett building. Contract-
or' Harry W. Mather’will make im-
provements in Attorney Cuneo’s new
omces. ' '
The rector of Grace Parish an-
intention to not taking any vacation
this summer. Instead of going away
at this time he plgns to take a
days. There will be the usual ser-
vices eaoh Loi’d’s'day during August
at 8 and at'10:30.
__._____._.._—_-
coscoa's new. 'sOHOOLHouss.
The Harris Construction Company,
of Stamford, has completed the Cos-
.cob schoolhouse and it will be accept-
mittee The building is a fine- looking
lties are said to be well satisfied with
it. Grant A C. Bebee, representative
of the architects, Gilbok t& Buytelle,
is quoted as speakin
construction. ' The li ilding is a 1-2
Sh‘ongesl
Foundatlo
, T111111 is the 10.11.11,: and
H surest 100110101111, to all 1111111-
vial success.“ No ”great Mutt?
can exist it it diam till!"
! Imam-cunt virtue. “ '
I Start an Account with Us and I.-
, some Thrifty. ,,
4 p90 0002:1010“ “
: $125, 000.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
List of unclaimed letters at the
Norwalk post office for the week end-
ing July 24.1915.
Abel, Miss Mary F.
' Batty, Miss M. 011111111. ,1 , »
Day Family, 168 N Main street:
Devine, Miss Kathryn. '
' Dodgers Charles. "~-
Jon'es,‘ J. F . ‘
Little dandy Mtg. 00. .. 1 ,I
I Williamson. lilies Marjorie.
W ”1"".
:EOUTH NO
nounced to his people yesterday his'
highly of the.
9,, 111 Want Myanmar-:3
M. .1. HOWARD, P. M. r» ‘
count property can 1111‘ 10111110- and ". 1"“ ‘ ‘
N. 1.0.1.5111111.
.Timetable. j
101 an 1' JUN! o, 1010. ,_
532101,: "m 31:10 ”10'?
A. M.-'-§lf';39x.i 51.43:, Q09.
6: 57:, 7: 18:, 7'1“, 8: 08!; 8. 18!. 8: 59:,
9:23:, 9:40, 10: 33:. 10: 51:. 11: El.
PRIEES
Prices range {1001 $1 to '85
Be Sureand See Our Stool
Before Purchasing.
'l‘llli HIILB Slllll'
66 NORTH MAIN STREET
[$011 Huxfim ,1'
,P. lite—1113:. 4527:. 8:02:. 8:29,
4130:,"5115x, 51“,,6:03x. 6:47. 7208!.
7145:, 19:55:, 10:18:. ' " '
Sand-yo.
A. M.——12:25:, 5:42:, 8:54,
10:33:, 11:51. , ,
P. M.-—1113x, 2:44, 11:12:. 4:30:,
5:45, 6102:, 7:02:. 7:12, 7145:, 7:57:,
8:06:, 9:55:, 10:18:, 10:40.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
~A.' M.~—4:.41:, 5:30, 6:39, 8:003.
8:51x,(9:15x, 10:02:, 10:06, 10:50:,
11:02/ ,
1P. M.—12:03x, 1:06, 2:04:, 2:57,
31:30:, 3:54, 4:26 5:06x, 5:,25 5'2,9
6: 00:, 6:06, 7:151, 8:10:11, 9: 39, 11: 15:,
12. 00:.
, sundayo.
A. M..-—6:00, 8:00:, 0:00, 10:03:,
10:50:.
P. IM.—12:10, 1:03:, 3:391,
5:25,. 13:00:, 7115:. 8210:,
10:00:, 11:15:, 12:00:. A
5 : 02:,
9 : 00:,
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN'
A, M.——1.2:23x, 1:13:. 6:05, 7:15,
11:15:, 1o:0s,,10:1sx‘, 11:12:, 11557:.
P. «11.—12:03, 1:20, 3110:, 4:28, 5:17.
13:15:, 6:47, 7:08x, 8: 26:, 9:251,
11:20. ' «1...:
Simdayl. ,
A 'M.-12: 23:, 1: 13:, 7: 43, 9115:.
10.19, 11: 12:, 11: 67: '
P. M —-2 09:, ':3 12, 4:46x;
6:48, 7208:, 8339:, 9125:.
d—n--—-
SOUTH NORWALK 1'0 DANBURY.
A. 11.—0:13, 8:27, 9:592. '
.P. Fir—1:28,. 413811,. 6124:,
7:114. - ' "
. 5f?!-
, ‘Sundlyl.
a 11.—10:37. .
P. M.——2:15,_,7:20. ,
H '\ ‘
DANsuav fro souru NORWALK.
A. 11.—5:00, 7:23. 8:00:, 8:18,
10:03:, 11:50. ”" '
Ir. 11.—4,121, 0:49;
‘ ' Sundays.
A. 11.-4:50. 10:10,
'P 11.—5:48, 7118,8125:
——
:41niilss expr'sn
j‘ -_—-Va.cant property can be rented 1111
good tenant secured through Senti-
8.21.7: '
,‘ 33 Harbor Ave. and Orchard St.
34 Chapel at. and Harbor Ave.
52 Main and heatherlne Sis. . i , ~ '
',‘>“ nut .0103.on bullion un-
Aka-i
A 'bridge tooth 'or teeth properly
anchored and well made is the
nearest to your natural teeth in ap-
pearance and usefulness or any sub-
stitute possible to construct.
continual absenceI of one or more
teeth in the mouth impairs the use
tulness of thine iett.1.et us an
plain to you personally. -
You should have 32 natural teeth.
Let as supply as best we can the
absent ones that they may assist in
the workexpected.
Se vlir. J. ll. Mallory
15 So Main Sta
,,._H°U 1,9 A. ‘M. go 5 P. M. ‘
Tueaday and Thursday evenings,
7 to 8 'p. 111. Sunday: by appoint-
ment only. ‘ -
o
The — C1137 N0tlonal Bank1 . "
The.
So. Norwalk -
L .
' lndlnn.'..M0't0r.Cycles 1 ~
" Distributors for Norwalk and
South Norwaik
The Sterling M0101- CO. ‘
Darlen, Conn.
, Phone 179
Automobile and Motor Cycle
Repairs.
Registered F. pa'A. M. Repair
Shop.
.NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXES
No.
16 Cor. Main and Wall Sts'.
'21 Belden Ave. and Union Place
22' Spring Hill and Kellogg st.
24 Union Park . . ,.
25 West Ave. and Berkley st.
27 Franklin A‘Ve. and Lyman Pine.
31 Gas House (Private Box)
82 West Ave; and Merwln St.
1‘
36 West Ave. near Armory
88 Elm Crest and Stevens 8;. ,
41 Cross St. and Wilton Ave. <_
42 Main unlit North Ave.’
. 48 Frmcbs
. 58 Newtonian: Me; on. Fair at.
04 Chestnut near Bummer at. ‘ '
as Kain at. ind Upton Ave. , ‘
62 On "the ores... ' "
as most 01101111011“: m:
' 15 Cor. High St. and Bayview' MS.-
2). Cor. Taylor Ave. and West Ste.
. 24 Cor. Chestnut and Henry Sta.
. 25 Car. Monroe and Main 81:11:. .
. :2 wiggtOR§VA and-Iguana so. SELL S Janee want we haVe 11. If you.
so an to rev ' , . . ., , 1.,
3 cor. wgamngmn Mafia“ 5”; IT To C 3,. ' dOn't know ‘we Will ‘lCll
31 South am so near ow - ‘ 5111308301! to Win: Efifbn ,-,,. . you“ 1 _ ‘ .
ll 36321134520 wig: Sta. _ ,_ " ‘ ‘: Phone 1199;; ,- ,1
35131003119193! 1...; Water $111.37 Fort Street. East Norwalk Albert D Morgan
3'! oc woo g. 92"“
3 4 Cor. Day and Raymond Sta. " »‘ 0-1-1;
11 Our. ran-011111 Ave. 11111 coau- st. "" (s“°““°’ t° Charles, E." Em!)
, 42 Taylor Ave. and South St;
; . .111: one” ‘ol'run'rioue. ,
‘ lit-in l! 'W ll}-
Bridgeport, Conn. 1 '
”liltini‘layL July 26,1915. . ‘1
Store closer at; 5 daily except Saturdays.
M111 Ends;
FOrWa‘rd!
Down from the quarters “here they had been temporarily tucked aim}, conic flesh
supplies for the Mill End Sn‘le! ' . ,
Out from our shelves" and boxes, comes more Oi the stores regular merchandise
add to the Mill End \ale 3 attraction!
'I’lié"'S'ale docs 1191 lose in interest and variety.
.yx,:~
1,
t0
.1 , _
It gains each day.
lhe home furnishcr finds almost «or; need 111 the Mill E 1911 Salc~fmm rugs and
linoleum: in sheets and p1llow ~L115LS and 10113115., '
Men find ewrything for 11 car from hat to shoes—there is‘no outer or under furnish—
1
lug missing. And sport ilcods too!
Women firuLHNCh for wear for cOt11fort,l0r the tOllet table ior souing’. .
Mothers and Fathers may complctlcy outfit the girls and .bOYS 3.951 3951‘ Baby tool"
, _That is thwstreugth 'Of the Mill End Sale—~1T SERVES EVERYBODY.
It§ seri'ice'isihorough and generous. It presents every sort of merchandise, much in
each section of the store, and sells] each article with the full understanding that it must
be satisfactory.
SO that there is no failure to understand just what this means, here is the
store’s
ruie;-—.-\nything sold at any time may be returned, if unsatisfactory. It' 15 only required
that it- he returned promptly and 111 the same condition as when sold.
That is practically an insured purchase
isn’t it?
00 you wonder the Mill End 5100
grows bigger and bigger?
«- 5.1.,
our Unsurpassed: Facilities
This Bank offers the very' highest type or sorvice~cdnstantiy on
the alert to serve depositors in every possible. manner} ,
We fully realize that your best interests are our: best interests.
and if we are able to serve you, it is always our pleasure to do so.
To this and we devote our careful personal attention, faithful
work and unsurpassed facilities.
American and Adams Express Company's Travelers checks
“(011035111000
5001 131101.00
- SECUHIIY BUILDING“
your. ELEVATOR ...... up one FLIGHT
“5 MAIN 5l~-Tti. 22l8
Eilron can pay the best
priees. Call him foi" 9'1!
j'tliik and old automobilcdm
0
for ,_
3 Rowlin . St.
r .1.
vPANTS"
$1.50 ‘
Louis Avrlek
P. 0. Block. So. Norwalk.
,—_._._ _____,
53 wag, eraser
NORWALK
PHONE 430
OLD. “Joshsoh
OPTICIAN ..
Everything in the Optical Line ~
Eyes Examined Free '
Meter
Beat
AccesSOries
, This means everything a
_ motor ‘ bO'at needs—to
make it safe—~40 r'hake 1t
comertable.
Salt Water , ..
‘FishingToc‘kle
. If yen know what, you
"SOUTH NORWALR FIRE
ALARM BOXES
40 Cor. Who'dward 1111.1 Lowndss Ave.
5 R & G Corset 00., Ann St.
51 Golden Hill and Elmwood Ave.
62 Washington $13110“
No. . . .
12 West at" opp. Franklin st. Schoo:
13 Concord Street, opp. School ‘ "
14 Cor. Ann 11111111011111.1110
64 Norwalk
6 Heat’s Theatre
it You Have
Any Junk
'00.
16 Norwa'ik Iron Works Building
17‘ Cor. Cedar st. and West Ave.
18 High School. West Avenue:
A, .
23 Cor. Bouton 84:. Wood Ely Ave.
Clarke—“Couldn't 14311004711011 '0 j “ m Washington .5“
' 'r; piano-player?" '
V
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48 Woodward 1111.. 0.11111
ii (:09. “no and 010an
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