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lane's Bakery-
51 Washington “1
Street.
The usual weekly dance, will be
held tomori‘ow night at the Norwalk
Yacht Club.
. The South Norwalit Baptist Sunday
"School will discontinue sessions dur-
ing August. (I
The annual outing of the Daughters
of Hermann, will be held at Savin
Rock, Thursday of this Week.
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milllnery. Lenox Millinery, So. Main
Mr. Robert E Daily‘fiof Chicago 111..
is the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Chas.
Utzinger, of So, Main St.
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George Loonhardt, of Danbury, dis-
trict deputy grand regent‘of the Royah
Arcanum, will visit Sherman council}
in South Norwalk, this evening.
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NEW RED "W8 BUILDING
27 WAQHlNGTON ST.
711., cities. were; new. one.
There will be a, meeting of south
Norwalk Lodge, No. 709, Benevoiem
and Protective Order of Elks, tomor—
row night at which time it is expected
several candidates will be initiated.
Postals are being received from the
Homeland Travel Club, or Dr. Gurn-
bart's party, which state they have
just finished seeing Yellowstone
Park, and are now on their way to
Los Angeles. where some time will
be spent. ‘
The local police have received word
from the authorities in Bridgeport to
the effect that a Ford car. owned by a
resident of that city. has stolen last
night between the hours of 6:30 o‘clock
and 8 o’clock from in front of. the
Hotel Strattield.
+Why wait a week? Your illms de-
veioped and printed in 24 hours at
Robinson's Studio. Roton Point.
Five valuable chickens, Saturday
night. Were stolen from the coop or
George Miller. on 64 Fort street, ac-
cording to his report to the police
Stephen Ungvary, of West street, in;
forms the authorities he is holding a
cow for its owners. The cow is said
‘to have done considerable damage in
Mr. Ungvary's garden.
Word has been received from the
N.Y. N.H&H...RRCo.that the
‘tickets for the annual union Danbury
Sunday school picnic to Roton Point
will be ready for solo shortly. The
picnic is to be held August 14.
Mrs. Earl Strutton of No. 165 Mar-
ion street, Bridgeport, has been enter-
,taining‘her cousin Miss. Jessie M.
Lisbono for a week and Miss Amelia
mdemen for the weekend.» Mrs.
“Stratton's guests were from Norwaik.
I.‘ T. Payne, of 8 West street, has
returned home from'Yaphauk, Long
Island. and reports of having a good
”time. He spent a day at Smith 'Point;
Beach on the ocean He also went
to Morlches. and drank water from
the well that his lather dug fifty-five
years ago.
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‘szlce commission will
hold a test Au ‘ 17 at the capitol
for attendants a the state prison.
There have been eleven appointments
to the prison from the eligible lists
furnished by the commission, since
"January 1, and several of. the ap-
pointees have been promoted.
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. The thchfieid County W. C. T. U.,
will unite with the Fairfield County
unions, adjacent to i-lawleyville, in an
all day meeting, which will open at
p. m., on
* August 12, at Hawleyville. Mrs. Mary
Gordon, of Plymouth, president of
Litchfleld County W. C. T. U., will
“have charge, of the program.
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——Dancing. Compo Beach, every
Tuesday. 3nder management of Miss
Odell.
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The annual convention of the grand
lodge of Connecticut, Independent
Order of Good Templars, will be held
in Bridgeport, September 21. Harlan
P..Rugg of Bridgeport has‘been elect.-
ed the Connecticut delegate to the
national convention in San Frmmisco
in September. 1
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. Real System
is essential in your spend-
‘ing as well as in your sav-
ing if you want to get
‘money ahead and keep it
ahead.
A Check Account‘
in this bank “2‘WBW I“ the
system yp 39°51 without
Vcost. l'A checking account.
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iording fl
matic record.
questioned recent or
payment. Monthly
menus mailed ,1
' meeting last night, that the
Horace Landon oi Town H'li
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, so alone: decoration tor the ram
The directors of the Town Union of
King 13 Daughters and Sons met at the
home in Westport avenue. yesetrdayV
afternoon. Routine matters were tak-
en up and the report of Treasurer Mrs;
E. Howard Every showed a substan»
tial binance on hand. On account oi
illness, Mrs. Henry C. Sherer was un-
lable to be present.
A hearing is being held hetero the
secretary of state this afternoon on
the application by Attorney .1. 3‘. Don
bar, counsel for Carl V. Sch’laet. of;
Westport, tor the reinstatement of his
client's operator's license, which had
been suspended. Schlaet was recently
acquitted on the charge that brought
'ahout the suspension of the license.
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—-Dancing, Compo Beach, every
Tuesday. under management of Miss
, Odell.
Elton Snell, (our yean associated
with Tristram & Hyatt in the silk
and dress goods departments, has sig.
nined his intention of leaving that
concern, the resignation to take effect
011 Friday. Mr. Snell-has obtained
employment in the New York other:
of the Pine Tree Silk Company. and
will commence his new duties next
Monday. He will still maintain his
iesidence in Norwalk, commuting to
work.
Feasting will be the chief, occupa-
tion of the Norwalit Boat Club mem-
bers on Sunday, August 15, for on
that date, it was‘ voted at ’a special
clam-
bake should be held. Schmidt’s
gro1e,in Cranbury, is the spot desig-
noted for the jolly gathering. Messrs.
George Montgomery make .up the
committee who Will have charge of
the arrangements.‘ " ,,
'From the building department this
morning the following permits were
issued: To G. E. Jones, to erect addi-
tion for John Sherman Hoyt, on West-
portaveune, Cost 5500;).0 'W. P. For.
roster to make alterations for Frances
White,- on house on Neptune avenue,
Harbor Viey beach; To J. F. Stadler tor
the installation of plumbing ln’house
of Toney Meserendin'o, and to George
Crew. on Roton avenue.
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——Broken lots otrPanp's and Oxfords
$3. 33 so and' :4 utility at $1. 00. Con-
neally' and Bracken. ' -
‘ Mrs. Angeline Scott Dooley at John
street returned Saturday from a week
at Lime Rock, where she was a guest
at the home of the Rev. and Mrs
‘F'ranlt lH. Blglow, formerly a this
city. and at. the home of 111.111 Mrs1‘
Deploy was a guest' at
s linemen 11111. Dealer .1... , up:
Charles Smith, Clarence Buttery and~
Meeker to install plumbing for A. B. 1
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The saniiary anti-1c: board wnr
meet Thursday to appoint an investi-
gating board. '
. Bids ’tor the raising of the Eastland‘
will be received today, and until this.
work is completed it is probable that‘
the number of lives in the disaster
cannot be definitely computed. A
number of bodies are known to be in
the hull of the vessel. but divers have
been unable to reach them. Lats es-
timates place the total dead at be-
tween 1.000 and 1,200.
State's Attorney Hoyne declared
that Capt. Pederson, of the Eastinnd,
told him that Federal sanction for in-
creasing the boat’s carrying capacity
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We handle nothing but
the best.
The only place in- Nar-
walk that handles nothing
but Sea Food.
Free Delivery. Phone 108
71 North Main S
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Bridge Market
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was given without change in con-
struction and that he (Pederson) was
told to go to Grand Haven, Mich, and
get the certificate.
victims is expected to be attained be
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of every housew1fe.
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' This set consists of
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It will be given for $1.15 and
Glass
Kitchen Set fills a long ~fe1t want
There has
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No
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A house at 2.301 South Kolin ave-
Completlon of a relief fund of $300. line has not been entered since the
000 for the aid or the families of the 'Easmnd “"5““ T“ “mm“ °°“
sisting of seven persons, lived in the
house, and all are either
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deuce with two bodies, but there was
lwhen they jammed the unsafe East-
-er west side suburbs that
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Young Children Didn't fount,
Two big developments struok‘
State’s Attorney Hoyne square in the 3‘
face last night. They are:
1. Babies in arms didn't count
land to the rails.
2. Half tare children between the,
ages of live and twelve years went in
two by two. but each two was count-
ed only as one passenger. Iii
Scores of funerals today passed!
through the streets of Cicero and oth-l
suiiered.
heavily in the sasuand disaster To—l
marrow, which will see the passing of:
many more of these silent processions, '
has been named “Black Wednesday”
in Cicero. '
Free funeral service has been pro-
vided for those families left destitute.
and plans have been completed for
community vices tomorrow in the?
various churdhes of Cicero and neigh-
boriux suburbs.
Taking of testimony at the coroner's
inquest into the cause oi the Shetland ‘1
disaster was begun today.
The first witnesses to arrive were.
members of the crew of the steamer.
under guard of policemen. No charge
has been formally placed against the
nesses.
The coroner's jury was empaneiled
last Saturday. and later inspected the -
steamer and the bodies of the victims.
State's Attorney Hoyne said this 8..
probably more than 2,700 persons on
the Eastland when she turned over.
"i have obtained the stubs of 2.550
tickets. in round numbers, collected at
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Fruit hr Filler
Win Strainer
Rolling Pin with limit:
Mintzs
LL11" JUBILEE SALE
The-Sale Event of the Season
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South Norwaik
For Upon-date Service Call
Fred H. mung.
Funeral Dinetor and limb-liner
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Only 6» Few + Sets
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SPECIAL SALE ,
Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursdayvand Friday
Windies’ Oxfords and Pumps-
$3.00. 33-50 and 54-00 quality. at $1.00 a pair
We haven‘t all sizes in any one style.
about all sizes in some of the styles.
Smith.
But we have
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Underwood.
Remington. Ill other
makes. sold. rented.
A repaired. Rentals, 0|
l per month. Machines”
sold at 35 per month.
JAB. DONNELLV,
1‘ South Main Street. South N'omllt.
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$1.15
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Set Consists of
One Glass Kitchen ‘3 Pints
Measuring Pitcher, worth $1.00
One Glass “Kitchen Rolling
Pin, with handle, worth ‘-.50
One Glass Kitchen 16 02.
Graduate, worth - .25
One Glass Kitchen Funnel,
worth .10
One Glass 8 02. Measuring
Cup, worth .10.
One Glass kitchen 8 02. Salt
Filler, with Win: Strainer
worth . .25
One Glass Kitchen 8 oz.‘ Salt ,4
Shaker; worth .15
One Glass Kitchen 8 02.
Sugar Shaker, worth .15
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this set is fully guaranteed. Any
piece that does not give the ob
most satisfaction in service will
be cheerfully replaced.
Glass Kitchen Sct’must be seen
look it over.
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