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um sou-rs nonws‘u: EVENING smut. '
no: 8. Golden
"m nonwnut nus-r co.
outcome.-
Ihere was a large number of dune
1‘5. last night, at tloulpo Beach, for
heril‘egular weekly dancing.
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Mills Bear: Reading, of Pilillipsbutth’
.. éw- Joiner. is the guest of Mrs. ltob
i G. Mitchell, 117 Flax Hill road.
‘Ml‘l. Edward Michek and Mrs. Jen-
J'eturnod to this city utter a ten-day
Visit in Newark. N. J.
VAFrVeIderick Becker, of Lincoln aven-
the, an orderly in the Norwalk Hospi-
Vtaluls recoIerinu from a sprained Iln~
' Ie, sut‘l‘ereIl recently. Dr. W. J.
racey, rendered treatment.
--IStraws cut in price. O'Brien.
'rss Edward A.
’ moklyn, and her sister, Mrs. G. Reg,
. Id: Crossley. of New York and
mohmont. are guests of Mrs. and
fills Maples, in Maple street.
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Buckingham Post, u’. A. R., will hold
*meetlng this‘evening and a full at-
tendance is requested as special busi-
‘ nose is to come up for disposition. The
James H. Barry and Fred Steeb
“we're visitors in Bridgeport, last night
{nilaking preliminary arrangements for
0; return game with the Remington
Arnie Company’ I: nine, which was beat-
[on here last Sunday in live innlngs.
(3’1" efbulldlng inspector. this morn-
ldsued to E. S. Holly a permit for
0 building of an addition on the
. wits/list Veal 16c lb New York Mar]
, Ill-Arnold, ot‘ Putnam avenue, navel
Mnrschalk. 0L
Children's sports are being not}! at
business was transacted at the [Incas1
iimloft session last evening.
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‘Members of Olive Branch Lodge,i
Knights of Pythl’as, discussed routine:
business matters last evening at their5
regular meeting. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Provost, of
North Stamford. entertained, Sunday/I
Mr. and Mrs. George Finch and their
son from East Norwalk.
A member of Butler Lodge, 1. t). O.
considerable indignation in local Odd,
Fellow circles concerning a report
circulated that the members of the,
.dountoun lodge planned to “sell";
their building it was stated the}
tmatter had never been considered. '
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()ne of Norwalk‘s most fashionable;
social events. of the summer will take 3-
place this evening at ilhondonolia‘
Park, where the summer residents at
that popnlnr summerlng resort, onV
Stevens street, this city, will enjoy a
masquerade ball. Visitors froth many
parts of New York and Connecticut
will be in attendance. 5
-—LOOK! LOOK! LOOK!
Automobile Accident Policy
for $2. 5 weekly indemnity. $10,00tl'
for $20. $50 weekly indemnity. Wil-
lium F. Hoyt, l‘nited llauk‘liuilding.‘
writes these policies. Write him and
he will see that you are protected.
$1.000
Dr. 'B. l). l’lumhley, of Bridgeport?
captured first honors in the l-Zlks' pl—I
nochle tournament last night. His}
they enjoyed. 5
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The (‘ompo Volunteer life Guards?
gme a very successful and large dunce
BoId Wilson Arthur Johnson, Ken ;
moth Scotteld and George W. Dilworth. i
The proceeds flom the affair n‘mount-
ed to about $35, which will go toward
defraying the expenses of the Life
hmrds. i
Ladies' ‘Day at the Norwnlk Coun-
:try t‘lub which wan scheduled for
ne\t Tuesday has ‘been postponed ac
Because of the lack of a quorum no,
7.
F., declared this morning there is IV
Ins. GRANUIAlrn
SUGAR
SMOKEB leanand
Shoulders ... "‘1‘?” 12C
CABBAGE, Home Raised; lb.
BUTTER 29c. lb
FINEST QUALITY, WO'RTH at: A POUND MORE
"BANANAS"- 15C (102
LARGE GOLDEN FRUIT
Corn Flakes 4 for 25c
LARGE Ioc PKGS.
26
OTHER BARGAINS THIS WEEK:
0001) TABLE BUTTER, LB. ................. 280
PINK SALMON, 3 CANS FOR ................ .. 25¢
SARDINES. 7 CANS FOR ..; ..... _ ......U‘ ..... 25¢
MILK CRACKERS, 3 LBS. .
SODA CRACKERS. 3 LBS.
WHOLE RICE, 3 LBS. .........................
..................
25¢
25¢
:5 Stamps with I lb. Coffee .
20 Stamps with I lb. Codes ..
30 Stamps with I lb, Tea ..... ............
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Enst' Indiai Tea Co. ,
.TELEPHONE 371 ‘ ' 125 WASHINGTON STREET. t
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.1th has been painted with our paints. I
its it not beautiful in Its glistening;
iphta, and formerly of Tokeneke. Dart-
en, was married to Riccardo Alessan-
to prices within the reach of ever!-
TIIE ”TILE 8301’
66 NORTH untu‘nscer.
SOUTH NQRWALK
[.ANDAJILAVEN
Ready-Made Clothes
Will fit a dummy form, but 5
not a manly 'fornl. Suits
made to order from
$15.00 UP, V
;.S Nathan
Custom Tailors Tel. 359-5.
225-227 E Washington 5:.
Cleaning, Pressing and Ro-
pairing Neatly Done.
;. . .... * A .. To Chou our. will»: ' A
‘xOBILE INSURANCE the Court Imurel Club today; . Mi. *5 , ‘ ~ . ’ , M,» . —.—_-
or sit. KINDS. ' Jacob H Stem, 0, Edward meal ”The EAST INDIA TEA C035 Store. ' V ”3%? TERLIN SLLF‘IJN
. Burglgry and C0 96 a_ am taken' suddenly ill,“ wMy To ’ It? .. . ' ,_ o sou. the Popular Stripes n”, 3°“
» ms. 3;? ...... ..., ...... ...... T .Va lies of Un usual “Merit ..II::.:I::.“I.*3;~:... : ...... .. ..
» un ry, r u an or “W 1 .I ~ - I" .I' '
August Furniture Sale
A Savingol 20 to 409? on all llousel‘nrnlsllings
EXTRA SPECIAL
on MATTRESSES
, ‘e’rm, ..
[1,”! {515 ‘2 ,,
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we REFER you
10 THE House
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alsPHAM-o DAUGHTER “Cams
pmv OFFICER. A
Wedding, Planned for Fill, Advanced
Because of Bridegroom Golng
It
dro Daddl Bergllerl of an old ltallanI
family in Florence, June llast, accord i
.lng to information which madbeAtShel
young woman's friends in Phi
pills. this week. .
Several months ago Miss BlsphamI
went to England and then,to ltalyn
where she lived at the home of
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'7 Cotton “flip“ New regularly, $3. 00.
The Famous “OS'I‘ERMORE” Mattresses
at reduced prices.
Hotel Style and Size Ostermloor. regularly $26. 50.
score “as 5, 410 for all the games. ’I‘heI . _
IIWIIIiam Burnell, of Wnshinuton, '0. prize for the highest lntlltidual scorol __ 10 STAMPS WITH THE FOLLOWING' 30‘" "63. “Id what's more, it “till August Pnce "0"- ~‘- ----------------- 6.50
CI} is the guest of his son. Dr. W. B “9m ‘0 30h“ “‘1“ WI") mild“ 4,,1680 I PKG. WHOLE PICKLING SPICE ............ 10¢ wear welt—mo guarantee that. All out ‘ National Advertised Ostetmoor regularly $I5.0o.
. Burnell, of West avenue. Mrs. Sam- and Capt- (‘an Anderson 100k “11“; I CAN LEMON OR ORANGE SUGAR . ..... 10¢ points, clip, stains, "mph”, 3mm. ' August Price ....... ..I....,. ............ 12 00
net Patton, 0‘ Albany, 3“ “m“ -"f ”‘9 third prize with 2'000‘ i _ etc, etc., “9 “19 53“ obtulnnblo— Elastic Cobbon Felt S. & F. Mame“. regularly $12. 00. '
Identor, is also here on a visit. A" m find-MFEO mm m j X PKG CORN STARCH- - 10¢ that's your protection. Phone us. August Price ...-... .......... |
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3‘ 5i irds owned by members of the gethcr “m‘ ”‘9" son. have returned I BAG SALT ' I . ' ' . ' I . I . . ' i . ' ' . ' . ' ' ' ' ' 10¢ Eureka Dixie Cotton Fa. “Elderly $io. oo.
fllflnllde' Homing Pigeon Club of this ' home from a delightful across- -tho I 1 BOT. PICKLES .. . . . . . .. .......... 10¢ The Gorham CO August Price ......, ._ ______ . ______________ $8 00
city. this evening will 'fly from Green ”mine“ mp t“ "1° Panama-Parlfle1 ‘2 BOXES MATCHES. EACH ‘ -------------- 'h - 5¢f10 FIRST 01'. [pfluonymu‘ I‘ Alabama All Cotton Moos. degularly $8.00-
W‘wich, Conn“ to this city. The event Exposition, taktrgrin all “:9 [wonders] ‘ s TOI- “I. i August Price ....... ...... ...... . -$6 40 w
‘“ “”t “ ”a“ b‘“ “’ “W” ‘° "min" mm between the M a“ c an i A s'rAlups‘wrrII TEAS AND" confides Celebrated purity Mattress. regular] 3: ..oo
. , the birds to raclanorm. the Pacific Coasts. It w0uld be quite . EXTR . ; . All Price y ’7 ~
.. hard to describe what a pleasant trip: m Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee . ‘ . ‘ .. n .. A, QQQQ THE BRIDE 0F lTALlAN gust ... ... . . . ...... . . . . , "g.“ ______ $4.50
COUOOqunioo ..... pa
MATTRESSES IN EVERY SIZE.
. ' I‘ ~I‘ ' . ........... ...... 0 I . ' _ . ‘ . ,
members ““139171“ C V- --1 me 95D? ‘1“: "arms: ‘2; N::t:,:;‘::1lm;c3$t go Siam? 3:: : i: 3:: o. 5 c IT“ to War. I Don't fall to take athantage of this Mattress Sale at
chilly I.“ fled I0 be present. (9. 5 0 C S ' I § 0 am 5, o o u . o - - . u . . . u p . . - u ........ “IS Vida BISpham, daughter of this wonderful sa Every mattress aranteed as n - A
music. The committee consisted of{ VDavld Blspham, barytone. of Phlladel resented Vins- gu P A
$7.50 Drop Side 'or Sliding Couches ...... $4.95
$10.00 Drop Side 0: Sliding Couches . .. . $7.50
BUY YouR‘ FURNITURE NOW‘
at a saving of from-25 to 40 per cent. for future delivery.
A deposit Is all that is necessary
FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1915 ‘
godfather, Signor lllxnn, near Florence:
Soon after her arrival she met the;
young nobleman and their engagement:
f Clifford Comstock on Edge_.cort’llng to an unnouncement by the.
bivenue, to cost 3300 Another enteltutnment committee made todal.
WIIPIANS SAMPLE
.Norwalk’s Leading Furniture Store
.W. Pennell, for work to be in
tailed in the home of John Kiss, 167
until Main street.
g—uaw HOTEL MAHACKEMO.
WCrill and gentleman's lunch
room open until 11:30 p. m. Popular
besTahlo‘d’hbte lunch fifty cents.
30 to 2 p. m. Table d'hote' dinner.
evenly-five cents, 5: 30 p. m. to 8 p’.
Served in main dining room.
‘ SPECIAL. ”"
50 Sat Hepatica ...........
,Stillson-Powell Corporation
it. for plumbing, . Was received Tile alterations now going on in the
‘ telbluy, to collide with it train at the
total) house makes it inndIlsnble to
hold the event as miginnlly planned.
The committee will :irrnnge to hold
it about the filst “Eek in September,
have been completed.‘
sousrono‘s‘ LICENSEVRESTVORED.
timing his 'car flom Stamford to Wa-
Springdale crossing, the nccldent re-
has had his license re-
At the hearing before'Secre-
of Waiterbnry.
turned.
INETV, EARN Ines,
It}
. month. .5 ,I
“(Your clear Profit"
‘ "' as that of the business in which you are interest-
ed, are more important than GROSS INCOME.
It i6-0f no avail for you to earn a lot of money .‘I ' ‘ '
if you don’t save some of it. What you surge and
deposit in Hie South Norwalk Savings Bank in
any month 13 YOUR NET PROFI'r for that?
in your own case as well
or when tile improvements at the club= "
Edmond A. Random]. of Waterbttry,[nYIN Boy WI”- [I
had the. misfortune, June 13 while'
Folk, is to Realize Ills Heart’s
Desire
NEW YORK. Aug. 13 .——Tltougll only
nine years old, Freddie Smith of Ber-
gen street, Brooklyn, who is in the
King's County hospital has tuberculo-
' sis in the last stage and must die soon. i w
» Lz-l-Iiu parents are Very poor,‘ and Fred-
dies babyllood rind boyhood were not
graced with toys or much fun. But in
his last days lid is to realize his heart‘ a.
desire. ~ “I. ‘-
Freddie learned the other day that
t 6 doctors had said’ he would die. .He
told thonurse,that‘he wouldn't mind so
much dying. but before he did so he
wa t d to see the big steamships salt-
Stillli DARLnR
SECURITY BUILDING"
TAKE ELEVATOR -—-- up our menu
lll5 MAIN SI- —TII. 22I8
would give Freddie a good pair of field
glasses he might sit at case on thearoof
of the Kings County hospital and ill!
of the outer bay. There were a. dozen
WISH II Sit “Imps
f _- nurses will hear him to the roof and
the dying child will see the Lapland as
Orleans... And every day while his
strength lasts and the sun shines he
I may have the great panorama before
his eyes.
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VPOPU‘LAR AIILUsEIuENTs
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“THE RUNNING FIGHT "
I Norwnlkers today will have an op-
portunity to see a high class Para-
mount feature, at Pleasant Hour and
Lotikwood's Hall when “The Running
f‘ Fight” will be. presented cm the pro
glam This live part photo- playls one
of the best that ever has been made.
and will be found to equal any picture
seen in Norwalk for a vei'y long time.
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One of Paramount’s leading stars
plays the principal role for the play.
_ For Saturday there will bd a Broad
way feature and other roots of high-i,
order, and the week’s end will be
.found up to the standard. Special
' .: mention is made of the feature for
.next Monday, “The Modern nerd:-
Yoarns for steamshtp’i.’
lcourse that they mlghfit accompany the
his eyes with the splendid spectacle A
lBlspharn herself wrote to a friend In
was announced last‘ May when the;
prospect of «war made both young peo-
ple realize how much they cared for
one Another and how great would be?
their sorrow at being separated
STERLING FURNITURE co.
‘127-129-131 WASHINGTON ST. PHONE I05.
As her nuance was a member of the
reserves, and‘in the case of'lwar must
go to the front. Miss 'Blspllanldeclded
10ka up nursing and joined the little
hand of young women whol forsaklng
society, took a Red Cross‘ nursing
AAA-A‘A‘
vvvvvv
may to the front when the time come
When the consent of \Mr and Mrs.
AAA-.A‘
of Riccardo, arrangements were made
Ifor the marriage.
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The wedding was first arranged for :
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believing that it would be' a longtime
before war claimed them. but as Miss
this Country, V“We decided, however, to
hurry things up, as one never knows
what may happen, and as it turned out
at the last minute everything happene
in a beep and I did not even have time
to write a letter to father and mother
telling ltheni 0f the change, out just
had to cabled that we were married.”
The wedding was or simple one in
the private chapel of the Villa Pazzl‘at
Acetri, Signor Illma. Only the imme-
diate family was present.
Prince Scilla was best man and his
young wife, the Princess. attended'thé
bride:
wife of the American Consult - ,
Immediately after the ceremony the
young couple left for a- prior honey-
moon in the" mountulno hetero Inert
a I'ribfitbor ovate Rounded“; “a we
bride'sroom with htlil'opltnent, .
_-—u——p—0di
Jen. which‘wlll be minor the best
PIPYVB over on; the screen ,
- ott ‘Who Patel" pcrlét tilll‘.
The only other guest was: the
takU‘ on the/limit autoimmune as . . I
The City National Bank
. is it wise to keep your money in the office, at home or in your
Checks are of value only in the person in whose fa'vor they are
phgscmp-l-ION DRUG-GIST. tnry Burnes, he said he heard - no ‘ . - . _ H _ drawn—they give satisfacuonm add dignity to your bussinegs trans-
train ‘sign‘al. ,. ' . TIIIIEICIIIOSIS “cum, "I“ Field this :tearrilsfforF'leerpool ami the Pie Wedding Simple. - actions Your national interests we believe, are Well served by ‘
r _* ___ ——-1-e “ ' r a con or mace as wet as ships . . ~ the handy check book. Small, as well as lar e account
:2: —r ‘ GIaSSIS ”mat." 3’ ”unable coming in from Halifax and New this autumn. both the young people ,. g s, solicited
GhIotto & Kuban
44 56. Main St, Sol. NorWaIk
--We Deliver"
This store' 15 growing more popular. _daily It is un-
COUbtedlY because any fruit or vegetable that is in the mars
_kct can always be found here.‘ In the. best qtia‘lities. ,
:TELEPHONE YOUR ORDERS OR IN-
..QUIRIES. WWIIL‘L' SUPPLY YOUR
‘WW ..1NEEDS PROWY. ‘ , ' .
I n'eccss our «premature will get the article de-
_.‘suetl"from Vthtaétlyl'efiV.ork ark-£8801; He makes. regular trips
THE CHECK BO0II \~~ ‘-
2“ ,, , "17°;sultlng5'in the death of Joseph Gnur- .‘ . _ responses and yesterday a special mes- Bisphnm ”gelled them and the family pockeA, when by placing it in this Bank you have, without cost, the ad- I
Sal Hepatica “in. """"""" 34° enzkas and injuries to él'l‘t others allr Ckoss THE BAR, sensor from Newark “’0‘” costly pair or the bridegroom to be formally wet vantage of a check book and the additional securit I for I
1:00 sin Hepatica ...erc' ‘ ‘ .. ‘ " . , of glasses to Freddie. comed Miss Btsphain as the financee funds, ’ 5°“ “mus
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