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- Ithe stun 33.1.3: HARDWOOD FLOORS Under the auspices of the members,
. {with touch the shiny lumps ' HARDWOOD FLOORS are responsible for a lot of the private °‘ 9° E“"‘N°"Ilk'lmmvement As
“It 5‘“ to eat, ind think dancing which have become so popular lately. for they stand up _ secretion the 151 children on “1‘ East
WP? 70“ will be when you Lweli under the strain. are dustless and easily cleared for action in L Side who during "1° summer have
Ll“; genial heat. You'll 1’9 L that small rags snillce for corering. . cared for ”9‘1“.“881‘49113» were in”?
a have it ready when there 3 Let us tell you how little they cost whether for re- cov ering old tallied splendidly ' Saturday afternoon
in the air and You may rest Q floors or )mflding new. on the Community Hall lot, on Van
éTLRISTRAM ‘ & HYATT
GAZETTE BLDG. ‘ THE LEAOING DRY GOODS STORE NORWALK
SOMTHING NEW !
I . . . ,, ___ Zant street.
eelddlys come with?“ a in“?! We have thick and thin hardwood flooring. . . ff Auto RdleaLLEnioyed. Put.
‘ ”I " . 5’ ? Will you grant us a brief interview to determine whether or not A delightful feature of the mu;-
' our service could fill some need of yours! .. . were the long automobile rides,‘ the
An ideal material for dress skirts, in most effective color combinations.
suicidal: 0. Wash Dress Goods
children going as far as Bridgeport
The '13,") & Bailey CO. L and to the beautiful Bedford Gar.
; dens, in Southport. The generous
South Nomalk' comL owners of machines who kindly do-I
LL TTLL We are nea -— t a *
R's COAL \r r jus as far a the nearest letter— box or telephone. noted their “at for the enjoyment of-
'L the children were: The Hatch dr‘I
Fe
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Bailey Company, Michael J. Riordan}
COMPANY . and F. L Thompson. The rides were Silk and cotton mixtures, in ViriOUS ' L FANCY FIGURED VOILES.
« ' WE ooNL'r TRY TO ARGUE. egg“ ”hm; ”:1- by “Na ham patterns and made?» 25‘: and 396 quality. now - -r 19¢ Yard
' . elren.wo earl " ve '
our customers into taking meat minute of the wholeya‘dzligfe e I? Formerly 29c and 5°C yard. Now 19¢ yard 156 quality, now . . . . . . ..l._,.u' 10¢ Yard
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they do not want. because it I“ Cream bones and Prizes.
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LSIBIL_n‘:erBar:L' Vie animsure to Every child received a delicious I
p ease em rom our 58 and ice-cream cone at the end of their up £06155 came “'me asmail “80mm
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I . . II :erelIlIIeIfIt séttlcigimile 2:: :13ch journey, and listened to interesting of its best, while Crucible Steel, West-
nay or ”in!“ L ‘*‘ . L‘ a y ‘ music, which was furnished by Mrs. I nghouse, WW” Overland Maxweu
- . .l I. , . that our patrons see their merits E. ‘K St ()th of Van Zant street. l Motors and less prominent stocks rose - ‘ .
I . I . at a glance. Wily not give us ' 1 to 6 points. Later the In se a-
our/spacious and easy riding . - .. During the year the youngsters sold 0’8 3
Mobile will take out . II. . a an order. I 550 worth of v egetables grown by oned issues began to move forward,‘I . . O
I“. .1 . United States steel rising over a point. » ' - .
’ themselies The youngster who -
ChamOk 8 Market made the largest sale was Miss Pau IRailways were mainly heavy, as a re- .
“DREW TAYL0RL . L. . '. ., I .* 76 Norm M'In s‘I lino Singewald who “took in" $12. 90. ;sult of their weakness in'London. I
The affair was under the direction of
”very and Trucking L L ' L L Tel. 5832 Free Delivery. the members of the garden committeeLDEATHs AND FUNERALS
Phone Darien COI‘lfl. of the association Satkrsces pots-L ""'L'
L ‘ toe races and other interesting sports I "l"- M"? "Wylie. 0 Oney equireI
were indulged in by the children, af-I Mrs Mary Prouyne. formerly 0‘ ”ML
ter which handsome prizes were dis- city, late resident or Unlon “‘3'
‘- New.”
. ‘ tributed to happy and youthful gar- :Conn, died yesterday afternoon in the
, , New Haven Hos ital. The remains 0
dollars by Mrs Charles SIaples, lice-IS p 0
Ice Cream mm... o. I... Imam... so; w... an... m 8.... so”... m... If you do your trading here.
”an” dessert elation. The members of the Mny- of Director Andrew J. Collins for the '
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I Stop on b flower Hook & Ladder Company; funeral which “ill be held Tuesday} we WIII $11 1 on and our
W p. 911132;, :aguarfimzzzfl The Beers meat & PI'0VlSl0ll C0. Ilurnlshed the tables for the use of :“O’Lm‘l‘f at I? 0‘30“: lTothL IILNI‘S ‘ . . pp Y y I Y
I ‘ ' - . . II aus' ungal all ‘Illio c c urcI. n-3 e .
"‘1’ 7°“W15h- ‘LLLLP children The prize-winnerzmIIhII torment uill follow in St. )laIy' s cemI famlly WIth everythlng need-
._ 6 North Main St., So. Norwalk. :3 Main St, Norwalk, Stephen trains, Chester I
I ' . eery. .
Daniel Horan. Lucy Christiana, Ro- I
”WM" BROS. : bert Montgomery. Pauline Binge? M 1"} r L. ed- on our part payment plan
'----—-- , .‘ wald, William Kent. Frank Hoyt} Mary M. K3: daugztir or Mr. andL .. s
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Juniors] 64 North Mam , . 3‘2”; :3“; (istLII‘Ld‘L 1;“;Lftgen'xg: I Mrs. Stephen Kory, died at the home
Street L L Ize 0 ewe ’ am ' of her parents, 12 Cross street, Ro- L
m It. Amla .
_—._..._._...._ neth Hyatt, Harold iiya EL w.aylon Saturday cloning.- Funeral
x on n d l k Ev ll Bulk-l ' L‘
_ . legfrTIleithoLl'holLllllsLo; Mae exigent”; senices were held this morning lromL Open a Charge account I
‘ ' tlel late home at 8:15 oclock and
L ‘ ‘ I233“ #:ng11221“, LI‘LIILLLLL-‘e xxx???" rem St. Ladislaus Hungarian Catho-
Semi-Annual : ' ‘ L ‘ Ilic church at 9 o‘clock. Interment fol- l
Cl I Schullze’s 3 Sanitary Markets ‘3:’§‘,§;;“"§:§ef'fi,’;§? W" ,‘LgL’L II... .. s. I... . am... I~............,- I __ ._ ___
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. e; 3 al C3 S A L E 3’sgéggngggwAifiI _ I -. élglgIRAd/LREIE I mbminir mL 3 ‘ Death of WIIIIam H.smnh. f
- now m Pnoqssss ~~ . 5°5 MAIN ST ““0“” ‘ I I-Jlllllils HERE Mil t0MM|I‘.3I.“3::LJE. 721321".‘:.‘:.f.“‘3?§§ if 111:? GREATEST AUGUST
. L . L . I . . alk Hospital. IIIate SliturIcIlnyIafter‘lI
60 runs 3 W In IlllBllllIl llllMI SALE
1 No. Main at. so. Norwalk .
LI. 37 u . , L e
aim-412.50 8 It. SIAR cuss Bon‘l’s AHERINW Telling Government Maul-linen. don ntown citv court said this morn lsmwe, who last neck died suddenly The August sale ln progreSS, as this store
I he states in letters to ing that the two local judges; should from apoplexy, was held at 2 o'clock‘
III-IE SPECIL fARRflL 0 friends here, is now engaged in the necessity call for it haste jurisdiction‘smurday afternoon from the late rest-E foreibly demonstrates the supremacy 0f
. L testing of United States government to commit any common drunkard or'dence, 5 west avenue/Rm. John
orwalk Pawn Shop Lmachlnes ’0!“ military purposes HeEperson who has been three times con-Lsmpleton was in charge of the fun»I - this Store, SdVlIlgS to every patellaser’
I‘. has been "1' "“10“ PM“ 0! “10' Ivicted of intoxication or Who is an} era] serv.ice Interment followed in;
Money Loaned on Articles “ELY-21:21:13: 1:23; :2 LTILICekLtzl-ngL country slvins exhibition. air- -flishts.Ilnebriate from the use of drugs, to Riverside cemetery. The pallbearers: , AND OFFERS YOU
Value. ap L and has met WM] considerable suc Ithe new Connecticut stare farm for Judge John H. Light, Charles S. SLI
U ll re deeme d Pledges Sold at Li'acht club, has donated a special case and later in every instance lnebriatea, which has just been open-E John, Nelson Dickermsn, M R. Mc-l everything needed for the home at gfeat.
:cup, which will be awarded to the
I Funeral of Dr. Stowe.
Judge George H osburghl'. of the The funeral of Dr. William H.L l
' Sacrifice i Refulal Foreign War Offers ed in connection with the Norwich Causlsnd, Frank H Gleason and
‘ t in ti 1 b' t r " ‘ .
- J R _ . $21223 Sig? :3; a 882;;th 2:26 It Is said that McGee has recalled Istate hospital for the insane for a per- 'IChristlan Swariz. ~ I ly REDUCED PRICES
, . : osenfleld LspeciLal races gains the majority of special offers from several European iod of no more or less than six monthsI .
_ ' countries, now engaged in war to-l Getting Papers Ready. l Funeral of Mr. Hall. -
olnts. The first race was held as - ' .
40 WATER STREET {Lei-day afternoon and will continueyfor 301“ the aviator corps of “1°89 “1111' L The "“5“?“ have made repairs ”L The funeral 0‘ Abliah J Hall. local 0 O L Ollins co
South Norwalk, Conn. tries. He has refused to consider theL what was known as the Gallup Place, oysterman who died on Friday, was .\ i 0
the next two Sundays. John F. Mc-
Mahon, in the “Big Dipper,‘ yesterday,
.came in first; Lyman Bracken, in the
”'L'LT"“L“BansIlee," second; Spartan St. John
propositions, but states he is ready to in Norwich, and Nelson J Avling, asI held yesterday afternoon at 2: 30 at
offe his services to the United StatesL a'iorney for the Norwich institutionl the RowaytOn Union cemetery. The
government should it in anyflevent be» 1 now drafting the new form of com-L officiating clergyman was Rev. H. E
'L . L I. .. coins embroiled in war. ‘ mitment paper. which will be used in Anderson, pastor of the Rowayton .
we Handle lag: n03;’..£:L:Lles:fd:;l~:.nrfe L ‘Norwaik and elsewhere throughout Baptist church. Interment was in Un Lane? carefully :0 :is cIlIients state i313“! Street telephoned to his friends
L 'L ' lti e. L L s L l CATHOLIC SOCIETIES MEET. 'Ihe state when an inebi'laie is sent to ion “mew” men Lhymllle 5° ad outtILL best case Lib?” this mm“ mm Hasungs" N
Flne CthkenS L ILLB 8 Dip e!” Acrnt 1 boat—Startl ' .Llhe farmLfor reformation L :vTr fart ltfy :8: S F: ”lineal” L stating that his automobile had
' l p ’— c1 ”“ . - . e w an n w u ever can on
For people who do not keep their I 2 0 clock. Finish; 3: 20: 58 Corrected New York Delegates Strlvlng to Get' Good Care Assured. ' The following have beenIseIFcted for I“: it to. Tshall be only too glad} IDLE?“ damaged and he would be una-
W" chickens the surest way 01' bE- time, 3- 20 53. | Next Convention In That City. L Patients Will first be given treat- ”‘9 9““ who “‘1‘ present the sketch e to return until later. He did not
, assist you in the matter.”. i a v - f t'
in certain of what kind they are L -- "— 9 _.r th institution r0 er, and entitled "Waiting for the Trolley'. at u .. . gve n m 0.11123 "m as to the trouble,
Banshee allowed . Der Ce!“- 1771:5150. 0 Aug 16 —Delesfiles to; Lment 't e p p m. itiie lawn social of We Winnipauk 80- Thanks. said the . prospectlle but said that his party was all well.
line it to come here . I h o 0- can . . ltllen will be transferred to the far »
. Start 2 o'clock, Pins 3: no: 3 the American Federation of Latfiollc cial Club on August 26th: Thomas client, according to the Philadelphia
”WW" dim" '3 W0?“ While if rested time. 3' 24 23 ' lSocieties will hold the first businesslNo commitlmenl “'1“ be for 1955 than lRecord. “Thanks very much!” Then.
the chicken to tender and whole I ‘Coot"-—allowed 10 per centr—St’artLrneeting of the four day convention 31‘ méhths 0" {9“ “‘0“ than three Mllrphy, George Brown. ‘ TheoIdme‘grabbing his but. he made a speedy THE SUMMER GIRL
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NO CASE FOR HIM. Mver Dul'nerg, proprietor of the
‘Well," said the lawyer, halting Iis-L Grand Five and Ten Cent store on
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.2 oclock, finish, 3: 48- 25. correction this morning. The session will be. years. judges of the uptown and Staack Henry Kern, Gar‘IlItlfi‘Xgflag- exit from the oflice. \ quictt resort of the summeryI
The bentln meats. too, at the Itime 3 38: 53 - given over principally to the listing orgrowntown courts have iurlsdlctlon to ‘0“, Charles SLLMdeWLL'llLIm. Ea“: What?" exclaimed we astonished I SOITII I 1 I gt I .
'Ask your frlendg “Restlesls"———allowed 15 per cent.—- the delegates of which there are more commit only for six months llan, MISS Edna ~Lou 0“» t ‘W 2 ”We, “Are you going?" “.115 “ creI am 038mb 0 )9-
I l I , lStart 2 OCIOCk. Finish, 3.62150, COX" than two thousand. Reading Of thel- imdar. R1155 Ruth hicAlllSTET, Mrs. Ar~I “Yes,” replied the other. “rm jUSTI ere g1: s \Vith right glances
' L / Irected time, 3139120- reports of the various oflicers also is‘ ‘TODAY IN WALL STREET- L‘h‘" Joseph. MLS' Maud HLCES‘ MLSSL going to try to settle this case out of arc SLCkLng romances,
OMMCI'II market The Knickerbocker Smoker. expected.‘ 'IJean McAlIlster, Mrs H. O. Pollardcou rt ,, And C001 “oods would beckon. .
WALL STREET 00“.““19 specu; Iand Miss Lena Wood Mrs. W. C.I; “.But my dear sll‘. why waste to me,
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_ " _ . . Members of the local yacht club re- At th aft 00 i ‘
15. North Mam St- - . 9' em n 5953 on Prementllalive character 0? the ““3““ “’5‘“ Goodmitch will have the task ofI money? As I’ve already told you, that’ s W llerc Iroamlng and boating and ‘
.Ifl TTNHOLTZ Pro . cently received an Invitation to at John Whalen. of New York city, is l .
D P tend the smoker of the kmlckerhock scheduled to read his report and the indicated from the fact that American coaching and the excellent results at-' Ione of the best cases I've em. heard.’ FsuinIIming and floating
Can, “'hm‘ advanced filmos‘ 5 90m“ tained last year under her directionI “Maybe it “I" said the “0le client. / orma Ity put out of curl
L ler Yacht Club smoker. at Manhassett
Ba.y This was postponed from Sat work of the Federation for the coming to a new high record, together with ,will mm“. m. a fine production thlsI as he hastened down we stairs. .. in“ '-\nd soft 15 the heartof the sum-
veer will be outlined. In the evenin Go .
urday “Lgm until tomorrow night g Studebaker, odrich and Tennessee year . lnot for me. I told you the ether 1391- may sort .
Clarence Byxbee and a party of lo- Ithe delegates will be given a lake ride Copper, made up a. very large part of , ___.______._____ l III“, a Story, = Of summer rcsorty girl.
Icai members, have planned to attend. ‘on the steamer Greyhound 'Lhe early trading United States Steel r CARD 0F THANKS. ,. .
Delegates from New York are mak- was the actual leader. however. iargaII'L‘L r Our heart- felt thanks at'e extended I'vLe tFiICCI eIIvcry jolly and danger-
. oils 0 v
ing an effort to secure “19 next €011 blocks being exchanged at as high as .
t r s m athetic neighbors and
L It ,, vention for that do Following the 67 18,a gain of 2 1 4 from Saturday s 1:1 633% :ho'gé mom in our henna?" 3;“ “m“ e'I’°°‘III':ag‘“3 “y” {The prodigal city affords:
opening of the convention yesterday close Other strong specialties includ- f l ow was tint I've toyed to. saitct with emh
with a pontltical mass in St. Francis d Beth] h VI,- 1 1 Cost], Sears Iwerg appreciated in the 1°35 0 our; As 1 went away she pointed to the ct y
e , n a D
e em E son and brother, John Halasz, Jr. We footprints that I ha d made on the ca)“ varl y
de Sales' Cathedral the Eastern con- Roebuck and a score of miscellaneous I Of the bait served us on
L - wish to thank those who sent flowars . .
Lnkops 200 I I. “1.0 WAIER linzent began to lay their plans To- issues. Railroad shares continued and also members of the Naval/ Mili-. pet and said The DGXt time you swords;
“Yes, sne rejected me, but she did
T 3‘ Les, BlOCk i ledo also is in the field for the 1916 their irregular course, the further tia. I'IcoIme m propoze to me I want you to And none of it thrills inc-:Wlth
. firth Mai" SireBtL Fearless little “Jack" McGee, avl-Igalbering L ' weakness in foreign 810113359 beingiaI J HALASZ, wife and family. :15: saint s oes cean ~aKnsas Cl'l'nlIllIt it fills mcITI ’l whirl
star, who made so many friends lg The convention, which will close on restraining influence. Bonds were r—I _ I And m Id ‘gct a m .
this city due to his plucky perform- 'Wednesdny, is one ola the largest IreIgular. .‘ "'"' I” IL Could I ramble apart a1 some
éRAlGI—AMUNDSOLN. fences in the air at Roton Point last events of its kind ever held hero.I II NEW YORK. Aug 13. (Wauhtreet, She-‘Oh- Charles, 1‘ -5 5° 0015’1? “W11” 801118 to “mill"? the ball summer resort .
Hannah Amundsen, 0! sound .year, on ednesday of last ‘ week There are no addresses on the III-0510330 a. ~—-—Active trading In ,warIwould like to have something around game?"- :I With a summery sort of girl. .
‘ue, and Walter Craig, of Put- dropped a dmtanc'e om 200 feet into gram today. The electioh ‘f‘flfiem and "1010' m5“ T05 W ‘1de .3“ the 19°" ' ’ Li‘ "be” 5“ BREW-3'" L LWL '33 W T
venue, were united in marrlage the water with a machine which was is billed for Wednesday, opening of today's marks with anew! ' He—“wnatI would you care to; “Why. he's the most unpopular man “My husband is so literary!" ex- -
» . hlch Ihava?" in the community. " .
29 t Port Chester, New York. flying on Narragansett Pier, R. I.l..o- I W - high record for Studebaker. w . . .. . .. .
’ was performed by the cal friends hive received word from _'.Vacaiit property can be suited and 361d at an advance of almost 10 DWML “3119*"0h: anything .,. .. “That's why hed make a good unII- claimed MW NW0“ Remy? It“:
‘ ‘9‘ Mr. and Mrs. Craig McGee to this effect. He was unharm» -. good tenant secured through new. in the first llfteen minute‘s. Ameflcfiu And he brought her aL LLshRles-Iplre, he hasn't any popularity to Iose.‘ he’s always 01111118 “D his bro 0" I0
e- 2.2“in Putnam avenue.‘ ,ed. and his machine damaged but lit; ml Want Advertising _I Can, with no initial sale at 3, 000 shares Michigan Gargoyle. ‘ ‘ ~Washlngton star. . ' l get quotations. ~Buffalo Express. I
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