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jinn-mamas.»
Whoa quality is condoned.
'“ M quality comes that
was buying Coal. '
{Our terms are liberal.
‘0!!! way of dealing is
‘ "3‘s square as‘we can make it.
3 _ ‘cy transaction with us
v' ’Will stand the sunlight.
THE
FERRIS COAL
COMPANY
~* EVER-READY l
JSAFETY RAZOR
$1.00
Come In and Look This Outfit.
Over. l
Remarkable Value.
" Albert D. Morgan
(Successor to Clue 3. Dow.)
‘m WASHINGTON 8T,
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GO NOIIWALK. CONN.
Chocolates
The Better Kind
'.:Clifford Pharmacy,
80. Main and Elizabeth Sts.
Phones 8334532
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W ~7White Shoes
In.Several Varieties
and Styles
~ :45 Washington St.
.Nesr New Washington Sr.
a Bridge.
. Max Levy
« Shoe Store
' x45 Washington St.
g, .12 Bladed Outfit;
A new Varsity Fifty Five
The Sport Suit
T’S full of action, vitality; a lively
style that’s making a nation
wide hit with particular young men.
Hart Schaffner & Marx have produced
the “sport” suit in a number of variations;
some with loose belts, others stitched on;
2 and 3 buttons.
Rogers & Stevens
NORWALK SO. NORWALK
The home of Hart Schah‘ner dz Marx clothes
A ROOF 0T0 LAST THIRTY
YEARS ‘
That's what we claim for the Shingles we sell, but we've
only had the nerve to come out in the open and declare it
since we put in our stock of Galvanised Nails.
Let us show you the Shingles we recommend to be
used with these Nails.
Our Specialfiee—Creo-Dipt Stained Shingles, Beaver
Board, B. P. S. Paint.
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Buy now while this sale is on. This is the logical
place for you to buy your necessary Summer Suits. Coats,
Dresses, Waists, Skirts and Hats.
I FINAL 'CLEAN-UP
on all Women's and Misses' Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts
and Hats. 50% off while they last. '
CLOAKS me P ARI S MILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
SOUTH NORWALK’S FASHION CENTER
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See Yesterday’s ”Large Adv. '
for Today’s Specials
Beers Meat and Provision Co. ‘
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
,.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwallt. Phone 88x.
y b... of a Kind in Our
.‘nmer Dresses?
$61.13 on CREDIT
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Shoulder Steak
Round Steak »
Legs-Spring Lamb - 25c 1b
Fore Quarter: ' 180 lb
Schullze’s ,,Sanilary Markets
32 Washington St. South Norwalk.
1601b
2401b'
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woman-es
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l The tollowtng young men have
goonpleted their-coarse or studies at
lat. nor-as Seminary. Hartford, ac .
, cording to the Catholic Transcript. the s
goldal organ of the diocese; William
intraey, Tonington; Harold Brennan,
f Union Citnyoorge Clark. Waterbury;
:TJerone Cook. Bridgeport; Gerald
'Crean, New Britain; Edward Farrell,
Tristram 8. Hyatt
GAZETTE BLDG.
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a res l Stylish Suits
Greatly reduced in price. All this season’s models.
THE GENUINE SURF CLOTH.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. NORWALK.
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:‘Brlstoll Cyril Gorman. Bethel; Jo- Best for Bathi Suit -n-n-..............."‘ ._ - _ . _ v .
Iseph Gl'lflll'. “v.[erburz;l gofco “8 S IlaeeeeIJsaeeleeeleeeesaesa 65¢ yard
. Guerriero Hartford; Jo o ey, _
l Waterbury; Thomas Keane, N'Ew- NEW EDGINGS AND EMBROIDERIES. ‘
(own; James Killian, Hartford; Jo
iseph Seine, Torrington, and John
‘Sullivan New Haven.
A most attractive showing.
In the Bargain Basement
All kinds of Preserving Tools at lowest prices.
Everything for the picnic basket but the “Eats."
! The Rev. John T. Lynch, pastor
.of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic‘l
,church of Merlden, will observe the
thirtieth anniversary of his ordin-
Eution Monday. Father Lynch was
, for years an assistant at St. i’eter‘s,’
‘Hartford. and afterward pastor oil
the Catholic church in Weihersfield.
1 The Rev. Cornelius Reagan,
;brother of the late Rev. Michael
‘Reagan, who for some years was an
'sasistant at St. Mary's, New Britain.
[and who died some time ago as pas-
‘tor of a new parish in New. Haven.l
celebrated on Sunday his first massl
in New London. He was ordained
to the priesthood last week.
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' Suhday morning Bishop Nilan will I
llay the cornerstone of the new- __
lchurch of St. Aloysius, New Canaan. . g , ,
{The preacher will be the Rev. Ber- pm“ is “ {alngm
‘ trand Conway, C. S. P, Oi New York
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lam Best average in examination, Mrs.
J W. G. ll. Noxon, donor. Awarded to Rogw S D .
. h . . - ' is . '. . . I
mg; . w .. .. . ummer resses 1.98 to 10.00
Thomas's church, VoI-.
‘untown. has purchased the Dr. Davisl
property In that town and will enter
l his new rectory in a short time.
i
, On Wednesday. July 5, at the sem-
.llllll'y of LaSaleIle, in Pnrkvllle, tho
Lannual tendays' retreat will begin
Best essay, Mark W Norman, don-
or. Awarded Io Edith L. Greene. ’
Best composition, W. M. Peaston.’
.g.CrepedeCheneWaistsZ.98toS.98 '
donor. Awarded to George K. Bennett. .
Royead, dfihorf‘ Awarsdéd to Ruth C.J§Lingerie Waists .1 - 1.00 .
Striped Skirts 1.00 f
lurlder the direction of the Redempiqumn-
{Children’s Dresses 50c to 2.98.
? tulanls will start the exercises, and . bins, (101101“. Awarded I0 Henry Fau‘sch“
:on July is the IA Saleltc Fathers and| and Walter Van T3339],
{the Province will enter upon their Nearest papers in examinations,‘
gretrcat. Miss Bessie Weed, donor.‘ Awarded
the cornerl to Florence Sherlock. ‘
Best work in sewing. Mrs. ll.
l On Sunday, July 9.
ltorist ‘Fathers. The novices and posei Be“ work “1 “Web“ Arthur Blb‘
‘siono- of the new church of bis. (yrlll
K.
1 - s ’ u e o o ‘
.llnd Methodlus. Governor street. Hurl- ncnnml donor. Awarded la Luna. 03' - e
i m... u m... u... u... sum... 3 mm , ,., White M1111n ery at Popular Prices ,. 4
1:40:35; ‘z-Irihi: mliicfentl‘lgdtlrhpe. Ilcsl work in cooking. Mrs. II, R. 0..
Tailored Skirts at Reduced Prices Si
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m. The preacher will be the Rmvl'liennet and Mrs. A. ll, Rensllaw, don- .0.
~Antbony J. Mazurkieer-z t‘. M, pas-‘ors. Awarded to Elsie Knobel
. . ‘ ' . 4 ‘ and '8.
“$5.25.. 3" “W“ "W" M“ “5;,“3332, mm, mm, m; 3. CHARGE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED
The Rev. John Ncnls of .‘lt‘rldl‘ll‘ A‘ "- chshaw, donor. Awarded ml
will, next month. take the Holy Name ‘- William BlTWIN?"-
Scouts of St. Rose‘s parish, to Lallci Grade VII. ,
The
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uonni an . near Gullrord. ' - I Ions, Geo. , .
gambit; '5‘“ be under canvas for ni\\vn:fl;8:\e;:::rm £213,123! to Rex, Genuine 39"“ L’I 0' POI Roast, no bone ...... 18c.
week or more. and will do their own‘ .‘ ' ' ' , . Lamb """""" 25‘3- 5P9"! ‘ BIN"! Hams 23c.
cooking. They will I". quartered (“‘th and Milled!“ 137k ’ Native Veal ,,,,, from 18¢, up Royal Hams .............. 22c.
in several large tents and will enjoy. llest work in sewing. Mrs II. it. Home Dressed Fowls ..... 2“. :ma: Plenicks ,,,,,,,,,,, 15¢,
their period of relishing ll, boatingullcnnctt. donor. Awarded to Maud Fancy Roasting Chickens .. 30¢ 17:; :galders ----------- 1:52.
“shins. luklns iSisnon. k l 1 i ‘1 Chuck Roast of Beef .. 15c, 18c. Flank Steaks lShcciali 111'. 22c:
. . , “WI W" in "mm” "a“ “11- . “1 Pickled Trl and Pickled Pl . r i,
'hrl:35.,:;n‘lf‘g;nin flirting? 51?? A. H. Renshaw, donor. Awarded to Everything-l: fine Groceries lg: Declicafeseen.
Mother House of the Sisters of the'I’hmD Brencher. :“u “M l" "9‘" Vegetables.
llIon Ghost In the United States willi Ilest progress. George W. Lush, tInJ an‘lsxlg';orxfléfiixe~:::::::”yuan-fun....... ........ . 2::
lbs ready to submit to contractorljor. Awarded to Sarah Lash and: Strletly Fresh E“. 34c:
who are expected to bid for the workj \
within two or three days. The lid-1 .Iaud Sisson.
ditlon is Io be five stories in height:
and 127 feet long, of brick construc-‘
tlon. When It Is completed it will donor. .
house many sisters, including thcl argue v,Centel-. a —-—-—- -——
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Dle Quarters for the uovltlate and for‘: donor. Amrded ‘0 Helen Km .MAI. “AVAI- "ll-"IA
aged and Indrm sisters and will be and EBII‘HP Smith, *
used by all of the zoo sisters of the! Grade v. Noroton.
Grade VI. '
Best progress. Miss Bessie Weed.
Awarded to Florence Mace. ~
CHARNOK'S MARKET
Free Delivery. Phone 583-2 76 North Main St.
66o WARDEN TAKES ACTION.
IComplains t6 Prosecuting Attorney.
order in this country for their annual,‘ Best progress, Miss Bessie Weed.
retreats.~ 'At the present time there donor. Awarded to Frederick Brook-
are nineteen states of the order Idler ‘
cited In ‘Putnam in charge of SLI ‘
Mary's school but this number wIIII The DN‘N‘MRUO“ 0' diplomas
be lar’gely Increased as soon as the made by Edwin Milton 'Royle
mother house Is ready for occupancy.. gave a little talk upon the achieve-
The Sisters of the Ho] (‘host camel e
to this country fifteen y’ear's ago and! "gems 13:5: Tangzzrby the stud nts
are now conducting large schools In’t roug f “M Jane" and
Hartford, Bridgeport, New Haven,‘ The Singing o. erry
Waterbury, Providence, Fall River, "America" by the class, and the bene-l
and other New England cities. “diction by Dr, Herbert S. Brownrcon‘,
the eastern section of this state they‘ cluded the program. ‘
WNW” W... m...
' ' very much pleased with the way In
{which the graduates carried out :llt-
tlndIvldunl parts of the exercises.
' The names of those who graduated
Contractor Charlott Says Street Fore- are:
"‘9" ”1° "fl WM" M°"°- i l The class of 1916 is composed 0“
A common cat on was read dur ng _. R0 r
last evening's meeting of the Board of Ruth Cornelia Quign' firefifing if}.
Tstlmate_ from Salvatore Charlott, ln.Wlnihl‘OD Bell. Vice- re '-
which the writer stated that in his,brei°llt_, Sec.; Wreathea Fran 0i
amnion tile street foreman should 1‘9'.Whltelaw. Tress. Class Colors: Yel-
celve no nerease In wages. Mr. Char- low and White
Iott stated that having had consider-l , ' e llh
able experience In the contractingl Ed“ Wilhelmina Bleach]: 'KnEgd
business that he was In a position to {Lillian Greene, EN? L0“ 3° ° "
know.about what salaries fdrement Louisa Kresger, Emma. Rose Mayer.
should get. Mr. Charlott also remark- J hing Matthews, Ruth Cornelia
ed 11 hi lett‘h th 1 h h osep I
tax in”: an; wasa ”9:31;”; ”3;: Quinn, Ethel Magdalena Rimsny. H9 '
out any extra money rfor the salaries i on Veronica Savage. Florence Elles-
ot “he” men when they were not Nth Sherlock, “at?“ Hamvvhltglhfl
wort it. According to Mr. Charlott's lock Wreathea rances ., ,
' . ance of the committees report. which
it”; 3391;:3 aomldeflrab: @411“!!! “"93ch William Henry f would serve to dismiss both the com-
' c ’ W ”n ’ ‘. Broncher. Rosel- Winthrop Bell- G”- ! plaint and the cross complaint.
too glad to’ accept the position of the, to h t .
too “.1 Kettner Bennett Henry F“ c - Both parties In the action. were
u ‘ foreman at “I. sal as now re- ' Girdner Gaynohifound by the committee report to be
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was
who regulation will be severely dealt with.
Tuesday. July 11th at 8 o‘clock p. m..
when the lashing of hammocks and
packing of bags will be accomplished.
HARR‘Y STACY BURTON,
Lieutenant (J. G.) C. N. M.
Commanding.
' MONAHAN DIVORCE case.
Judge Webb and the Suit
Dismissed.
As a result of the decision 'llanded
down yesterday by Jud'ge Webb, of the
OBJECTS TO INCREASED
SALARIES.
in the affair stand at exactly the same
situation'a's may did before the ac-
tion was started. In that no decision
in favor of either side was made. the
only decision being that the case be
dismissed, there can be no change
from the former circumstances.
The report of the committee was re-
lceivcd yesterday and Judge John
Keogh urged that some ation be. taken
as to the custody of the children.
Attorney Leo Davis, representing
Judge John Walsh. who Is at present
In New Haven, objected to Attorney
Keogh's plea, and urged the accept-
s‘srtbst teaantnlhdlal is~
‘leenalfuka of wash elven-f
3 Main St.‘ Norwalk.
W
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oelved by these men William Grahmv
‘l‘hegntstter Itself has not yet. beenlpblup Kaine. William Mntlhews- “t, “T‘s; 35,3“ “”5“ ”“3“
brought abfore the Board or Estimate. Joggph James McMahon, Vincent “9%: Mon“ 1"“ wwmm“ was no
W "I“ “JIM!“ “1°“ m ““1“ Freeman Nix-n FrenchI 10m" 3m" l canted yesterday by Judge Webb and
II at Its‘next‘meeting. arise the ' ‘ p, s . '
Council has w of emanate Ing, Frederick Albert ,Schwsb. an the case was dimlssed with neither
‘ l' ‘ " ' Walter luv“ Tassel. Frank Attorney Tammany represented the
e
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the Mervin be placed fore the slut».
Board pt lietImate forecaalfimtlon. . lelentlne zsbn, action was started.
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6. You will report at the Armory,|
. Report of the Committee Accepted by-
Superlor Court, in the Monahan di-‘
vorce case. the facts and participants
Goldschmldt About Mrs. Hoyt'e Dog.
Action was started, this morning. by
Dog Warden Thomas Walsh, against
Mrs. Maud Hoyt, of Elm street,asti:o
,l‘esult of Mrs. lloyt‘s failure to pro-7‘
duce her dog, which recently attacked 1
‘an dsavagely bit James Sheehan, an-
other esident of Him street, us he was
passing the Hoyt home.
l At the time of the happening, Mr.
‘Walsh was notified of to affair, and
investigated te case at ohce. He was‘
informed by Mrs. Hoyt that the dog
‘had been sent to Maine, and he gave ’
Mrs. Hoyt forty-eight home to get the
dog started back. The time limit ex-
pired this morning, and the dog had.
not been produced. Mr, Walsh has -
cut the matter in the hands of Prose- ‘
Zcutor Goldschlnidt, and Mrs. Hoyt has
:engttged Judge Joseph Taylor to de- ’
fend her case. ,
The law in this matter states that -
for a thing of this kind the offender
shall be lined not more than seven
idollars and Imprisoned not more than.
thirty days, or both.
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Naval Commander-Dld. you suc-
ceed in intercepting that wireless
message to the enemy?
Operator-Yes, sir.
dressed to Lieutenant
read: "It's a boy.”—-lLIfe.
it was ad-
Smlth, and
~—Don't waste the days In waiting.’
.for Qtenant, under the Impression. ‘
{that sentinel classified advertising In ' ‘
iEKPENSIVEI. FOR your REAL EX—
PENSE Is to own tenantlossqlroperty.
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