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WILDINO, .
1230
Native Cabbageilb. . . . . 2C'
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A lunelteou, at 1 o'clock today, was‘
served a; Roton Point, to the membersl
of the‘Wbman’s Guild, of Trxnlty Epis-
East India Tea Co. I
125 WASHINGTON STREET.
‘copal church. 5
. Plum-hie Night is this evening at ’l'nei
Mill's Home, on South Main street.‘
Some spirited playing is bound to rc-i
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Coal on
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THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1915*
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, A GUST
: FURNITURE S A '
Sterling August Furniture Sale
Is a Sale of All Sales in
Furniture, Rugs, Ranges, Beds and Bedding-
The saving is Wonderful, as
goods in preparation for our
alone will furnish an ext
ra room or save you enou
gh money {Or your h
_ oneymoon.
Purchase.
Meansa saving of 20 to 40% on all House Furnishings
we take this mean . -
iHVentory, Septsrsotf making a final clearance of all
5 and GIOOIIIS t0 be, who allthl ate IlfllllSIllllg a hOIIIe ID! the future now 1
I s
Bthe time to buy, as the saving
it y now. no to 40 per cent. on every
suit. . 1
delivered into your coal bin
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screened and i
. to postpone the St. Joseph's lawn-
. i neally and Bracken.
.7 lnuton street.
_' ally pleasing one. and the eatables
1 prepared came in for their deserved;
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£4; ”FEW“? i’!”»¥°$¥.z~rveu in good style.
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. The rain, at night. did not inter-
? in the quarters of the iclub on Hickory
#ffiay evening of next week. -
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\. ii; Andrew Healey, conductor of thl’
&' switching crew in the Dunbury yards
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.- ., £11530 to. 2 p. m: Table d'hote dinner, bokin theaearly hours of the morn-.
" seventy-five cents, 5‘30 9‘ m. to 8 p'fiiigfmukes a tour of the downtown
'business streets collecting garbage for
. . Iii. gerved in main dining jroom.
The
From now until the first or Juliuui'y,.
FREE STORAGE AND FREE DELIVERY EVERYWHERE.
" ‘Tuesday afternoon, August 8. at 2:31);
i enjoyed a very pleasant bake which'
'c’IIantIOrd railroad. severely wrenc
of next year. the members of Court:
Francis. C.‘ G. S., will meet but once;
a mouth. and then on the evening oil
the second Wednesday in the month. i
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Rain, lust night. mudc it necessary"
party, which was to have been held on;
the "school lawn last evening. The;
postponed affair, however, will be held
tonight with added enjoyableness.
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. ”.me Poke yum-u.
. i PLACE YOUR COAL ORDERS NOW—TAKE AD-
l VANTAGE OF THE SUMMER PRICES,
t'nil. write or phone. our representative will call to see you for
You are invited to visit our yards and
The regular business meeting of the
East Not-walk improvement ASSOCIH'V
thn will be. held at the home of Mrs p
Everett Bulkley, on St. John street;
your next winter's supply.
see the advantage of buying coal from a pocket. pHONE 72!.
absolutely dry and free from i
dirt.
Goon COAL delivered from .
a coal pocket is the best coal
satisfaction one can buy.
it cosrsuvo nous ;
to buy good coal from our coal
pocket than to buy coal from
eisevkhere.
WATER STREET,
«$336. A We mm“ is ”l HARRIS & CANS SOUTH NORWALK. ,
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. ~Brokou lots 01‘ Pumps and Oxfords
' 88.13.50 and 34 quality at SLOO. L‘ou-
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cratdays Visit in New lork.
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About thirty local firemen last night ‘ ‘ “' .._..—-
was held in Schaub‘s barn. on 16 than .
The. affair was a dccm- 9“ routine matters.
altars of praise. The bake was in ac-
on, charge of Jacob Schaubwyg’o:
‘ ' meeting, labt night.
A ' ‘. at“;
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‘ té‘i-e'wiui the .'or"waik“ruciu Club's
Wushin ton street after a
regular weekly dance. It was held 3
ill-days trip to Saratoga Springs.
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Bluff. There was a large attendance,
and those present enjoyed themselves
heartily. Splendid music was furnish
1 ed by the WellnitI-Sterling orchestra.
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“9’“ “me" ““1 be he” °“_ e um from him at that place.
Z\of the New. York. Newliaven &
hed
' his back When he slipped on the
4"deck" of the switchlnx‘englne yes:
terday morning. ‘At first he believed
that he {vac not injured ,at all. but
‘beuch. She suffered no ill effects.
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‘Iater hi5 back troubled him 3° that heiwife with drunkenness and breach of other streets in the city.
”1510“le 1° stop work and go,the peace. He who arraigned, this,every instance has proven
““5”" he was attended by a morning. before Judge George 'H.!tory and elfective. - i
\‘osburgh, who continued his case un- _ ‘
ironic.
physician.
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. -'—NEw HOTEL MAHACKEMO. .
’ " "lladtes' Grill and gentleman's-lunch]
room open until 11:30 1). m. Popularimmpmm-against, Andre
:. pricesVJTable d'hote lunch fifty centsqsprmgwbod it appears t
in] August 14th:»
avenue.
3 for $1.00 '
Stilison-Powell Corporation
82 Washington Street._
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8001.11. NORWALK . ”warn us
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SAVE: Now
You are luck)" to live where there is asmuch
work as there“ is here. If you have a job now.
save as much of your wagcs as you can to help
carry you throu gh a time when work may be
, harder to get. ' ‘ ‘
Every time you are paid. take outsomemf the
money at once to deposit in a‘ savings account
at this safe ban k where it will draw interest and
be ready for yo u when you need it.
. Open Monday evenings from 6 to 8.
Philip ll. Fielding of Pleasant St.,l Mrs. Cuddell of 49 Smith street ro—l
has returned to this city after a sev-
Members of Butler Lodge, No. 97. Li
,‘0. U. 1“,, met last evening and discuss-}
One candidate was initiated. com. their
imittec reports received, and othgp u
mantle” matters transacted at the Euro away Tuesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. David W. Raymond
harp returned to their borne on Weshtjounty fiome this morning.
pleasant'charge being that they" were neglect-
' Jacob Linxweller, Sr., of Quinthrd obthe inotlter. ‘ - _ ,
avenue. to sojourning ln Tunxls F‘alls., I
near -Winst‘od, Conn. tor his health.
Friends, this morning-received pas-'1
‘lt was stated this moriiing' a‘ woJiLock'wood'on a previous occasion as
man, while bathing at. Roton Pointian incorrigible andnt that time had
Beach. yesterday afternoon, was over i her case continued. i
come, and dragged to safety to thel
7 Denny Sheriff Edward B. Doulens, Clay street. in Second District, and
yesterday. arrested Chas. Brundage,:First street in ths‘thlrd. The method
‘Rowayton. He was charged by hisiis the same used in a number of
The police have received a novel! \
w Szabo, of L by the authorities to stop sfonethrow‘
hat Mt'.gSza-Iing on Connecticut avenue. An ofllc-
along cerinin streets have complain-
,ed. Officer Wallace R. Snmmis.‘early
[this morning. issued to Mr. Szabo a
“— » ' his pigs, on Scribner
" W" TENN" BALLS- “bowels of refuse in his wagon are
« 30c Value .. ................ 356 not properly covered and residents;
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South NorWalk Savingswpank :
‘ Chofilho'ec-motorih the Norwalk
jported to the uptown police that six'
ichickens had been stolen from her
night before last. ‘
The many friends and neighbors»
’of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bilil, of Dayl
* latreet. are extendin s mpathy for
V‘ . .
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.. year old son. Stanley, who passed
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‘ The children-of Mrs. Joseph Brltlo
were up for commitment to the.
the;
ged. The court continued their cases
ifro_m day to day upon the pleadings
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lda Sherman was committed to the
Connecticut School for Girls at Mid-
‘dletown this morning in the uptown
court. She appeared before Judge.
The street department have started
work on grading and improving
which. in
satiatac- ‘
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Boys. on Mott‘aveuue, stealing fruit
have been complained about to the
police. Drastic action will be taken;
er will investigate and future oit‘ens-
es of this nature will mean the ar-
raigning in court of those responsi-
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George Raymond, teller of the Cen-l
ftral National Bank, met with a sllgnti
-accident in his automobile yesterdayI
afternoon. Another machine in use as‘
a ji'tney and driven by Arthur Baur ran1
into his car. The jltney was damagedl
so much that it had to be towed awayl
for repairs. Mr. Raymond's car es-
caped with trivial damage.
Mrs. John Fell, of Riverside avenue,
was taken ill on the 11:12 trolley car
from the railroad station at South Nor-
walkethls morning. Conductor James;
Montgomery noticed how sick the lady
uppeared as she sat in the corner of
,the 'car and telephoned 'to Inspector
i‘Rlchard Dunn. When the arrived up-
' towuLM. J .V ,Riordan oifiared his automo-
bile and took her home. '
Over twenty members of the Buck-
ingham Post, W. .3. 0., participated in
the annual out-ins which‘was held yes-
.tsrday at thehomeof Mrs. Mary Tur-
‘hey,'of WéstOnl The occasion proved
exceedingly pleasant'and the hostess
m touiid'a'a agreeable as ever. A de-
ilihious dinner was’served. The ladies
:igtt at 9:30‘,.a.‘m.; and returned home
.‘at’abqut‘ 7 o’cloclg'in the'evenlng. -'rne
tripwas made i. a“ cart-yell.
A, o... .
h Thlsximomlag'i permits issued by
.thefilbnildhgx MW¢.;¥°’°‘ receiv-
ed by: 'Reedrt‘Volknto-lnstalt a two-
5 22x32 addition of one story to the
FURNITURE - RUGS - BED
IT WILL
Aamiustor, Brussels, Velvet and Moquette'R
ors. Themio yutiiul creation and colori
W'-
year ~ ‘
' 0f ‘3‘“: .- t (‘3'. ttlcillis and colors,
’ ‘l" 9 x12 Rag Rug
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. THRIFTY HOUSE, LODGING, COTTAGE AND HOTEL KEEPER
ago in many beautiful 19!
value,
DING -
PAY YOU
Angtist price $514 5
S, SAVE MONEY BY BUYING NOW
BEDS AND RANGES
AT PRICES FAR BELOW Y0 UR IMAGINATION
SALE Begins Saturday, JULY.3lst and Ending Tues. August '3lst
COME AT
ONCE WHILE THE STOCK IS COMPLETE AND COME EVERY DAY DURING THE MONTH
Rugs
AT
“August
Prices.
5 and 1916 patterns and col—
ugxflwmsr-eut .b stone-thrphu.‘s¥ic,+~ min
and at prices never before heard of.
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COUCH' HAMMOCKS
AT AUGUST
SALWICES,
$6.50 quality, I
AT AUGUST PRICES
walks and at
\x‘ .
3% gcst bargains ever heard of.
it
18 Brass Bed, Aug, price
20 Brass Bed. Aug. price
25 Brass Bed, Aug. price
35 Brass Bed. Aug. price
40 Brass Bcd. Aug. price
The largest stock "of Brass
Beds ever shown in The Nor-
. these August
. prices are certainly the big-
$15 Brass Bed, Aug. price $12
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16
20
28
32
9 x 12 Colonial Rag Rug value Au '
. ._ ust rice . -
"t. q,“ l“ gilxitlirtetlsietlsRRtég. 13.00 vague,g August gricc Jug: (Angus: price 33-95
. . . r . 1.. ' .1 \x .00 wt uc.“”Augnst‘ )riéc 1'. ' > I
. . .- (9X12thf'illnlSIel's'Rug- 25.00 value. Augustiirice 12.945S ”:0 (Eighty: A
p" ‘ u . . . .. .
9x12 Modeling 3333 Lilli? 2"”? "I“ “'95 ”’50 WM" ”I
_. ' , ugtis price 26.95 'AugUSt price 5 ~
, CREX RUGS - 595
The greatest summer floor coverin‘ ' . l ’ $10 - . :
. g Ct er made. Strong. durable, cool ’ .00‘ quality,
colors-red, blue, yellow and green. and comfortable. In all August price $830
3: 33%;?" 1R2: $.00 value, August price $3.45 $l§.oo quality,‘
. ‘ . 1.00 vs no, Au ust r' . '
9 x 12 (.rex Rug 8.00 value. August Eris: 2.3: August price ” $840
BRASS BEDS TABLE
Like picture. . Claw feet, or
plain‘feet. .Six foot extension.
~ August Price. $6.95
$12 Table Aug price $6
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15 Table: Aug. price 9.955
20 Table, Aug. price 14.95
25 Table, Aug. price x9.95
30 Table, Aug. price 24.95
DINING ROOM CHAIR
Quartercd oak, real leather
seat.
Aucust Dricc‘“$1.95
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THREE STORES IN ONE OPPOSITE Hours THEATRE ALL ON ONE FLOOR—N0 s'ranzs TO CLIMB
127-129-131 WASHINGTON ST., SO. NORWALK, Phone, 105..
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ROCKWELL a co;
Correct Dress for Women and Misses.
1108 MAIN ST. BRIDGEPORT “
‘ Thursday. Friday and Saturdays,
SPECIA SALE ,
DRuSSEs'.'
AnykDress‘in the Store $15.00
Values up to $55.00. . ».
All Other. Dresses ~Marked~Proportionateiy- Low.
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markable lot of
JUOLY. CLEARANCE SAIE
. _ We are adoring during this week ma f .
smkmg Values that this sale has fitiprodiiZeg. the mo“
New articles may be seen on our out
o I " t
day—a surprise at every turn as those er tables every
. store can readily attest.
TOMORROW
Women’s House Dresses
Regular $1.25 and $1.50. values at 79¢
All sizes, butnot eve s - , 5
selegtion‘is advisable“, title in each size, hence an earlY
, we will feature the‘rbalance of a re-
f .
who visited our
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of Robert Gregorygoa’wut street- by. ism” .___ ‘ '
. . , ' , plumbln f r T .
Tlmthy McMahon, to erect a building; dino, on Main getrget‘. ony Miseren
on his proptry,‘on 53 Cedar street. - ‘ “
to cost $5; to Brown a Hoyt to make
ins smoothing Coupons to install
work for'tfeorga Pomeroy on Acad- "1 "WW9 “‘1‘“
I593. Company“. and
tb wire the More
emygstrOet. and by J; 'F."'8t‘adler,‘i7'to.
lean». ..
ans City Journal.
“A Boy Scoutlmust doonauklnd act I
done him—gkan- u:
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none sou-1..."...
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nee we or 2
All Kinds?
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rear‘ of the Masonic buudtna. onBo. 37°” - ' ‘ , . - pa] - m m
Main-street. to ”Wild-0°”?JH‘fittlm‘W‘M“ that kid of ours. so‘ Bean II & SI . . i
Good Job Priming
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