7'" ugh—WW; . . \ (-fu-n veryw x”. a ,._..,‘. ' efforts were unsuccessful. lN Palm Beach CloU'i and Poplin. flow and Popular Styles. E. K. BANKS ‘ Mahackemo Hotel Block. South Norwalk. Kiddie Kars In Two Sizes i $1.00 .mI $1.50 DONNELLY’S Here's the hat, shirt and fur- nishings, the bag and the suit for the train—a nice dark gray $15. to $20., blue serge $10 to $28. I l l 1 For the hotel, tuxedo $18, i or white flannel trousers 35. t l l l l i ~ I STATlONERY STORE and dark serge coat for l :6 South Main Street. evenings. , I Everything right in style I l l l. l It So. Norwalk lg ti WEATHER FORECAST. I‘-oretast for Norwalk and \itinity: Unsettled, probably showers tonight and Friday. . The southern storm is ctnit'al this morning off the North t'arolinn (tiast.IN0rwalk Hatteras reporteda maximum wind \9« lecity or 52 miles per hour The rain had reached as far North as Atlantic. (‘ity N l. The disturbance whith' was over the PM)” \“nm‘ipp, \al will meet this evening for their regu- and right in price. ’ Silk gloves, belts, fancy vests and a full line of sport coats. Rogers 8t Stevens .J~ 3-- -___. Wanoma Council No 3}, i. 0. R. Iii, The members of Monker Grotto are H Texas northeastward to Michigan. making preparations for “ shore din- The temperatures continue high in "N" to bp_ he"? m the "9‘” future, on nearly all districts cast of the liockv d". the dtrectton "f Capt. “' Gibson. '- ley, yesterday niotning, is now cen- , “r semimonthly husiness_ trai over the Lake region. A long‘ trough of low pressure extends from" ' mam ”mnmm3.1m '5‘ ans: “sad: Mountains The highest reported was‘ 104, at Abilene, Texas. (‘onditiona favor for this \iI-inity: UItsettII-d weather with rain at inter- vats, . Warnings for high winds are dis- played along the coast. A complaint “as received by the po-. lice from residents of street, Second district, that children playing. in that vicinity were, by their rec-k l0>>nf¥§ in running in front of passing automobiles ,endangeriug their livesi it was requestId that the police warnl . the parents of the children that such WEATHElsrogA;EAR AGO actions are dangerous. ’ .__._ 72"lIIlupII".'ItuIc: l‘illl‘. Clll NEWS (‘ ross The adjustment of insurance on a house 0vach by hiiklas ilabas. of lily that was destroyed by fire, a few weeks ago, was made in the of- fires of Keogh (\' t‘andee, yesterday, by tho North American insurance t‘om- . pany. represented by Taylor & Golden.‘ l-Iank ilarpath. attaching creditor, was represtnted by Keogh & ’,andee and The exaniinations for lifllm‘ candi .loutdiski and ii Roodner by Land dale:- will be held in the VHF "it” 0“ .\- [ :.ind Monday, July 3lst, at 8 o'clock, i l.',o\\ (iii: lil"ll, atcnuc, ——_._. The members of the Knob Club are . practicing for the water sports which are to be held at the club on Satur (lay, Augustfith. Handsome prizes are being selected for the winners of the different events. There has been I crtat deal of friendly competition Eamon," thc members mer this annual ment and there pII.imi es to he noth- ing larkint: till your The list of cvcnts will be published soon. , llI-hcnrsals me being held frequent- l ly for the cutertainmcnt which will he, presented at the lawn fete. to be ghen by the (‘athollc (‘lub, during the Malta wcek in August. A meeting of the“ committee in charge will be held the early part of next week to decidcu upon a definite date. Thomas F. McMahon, who has had wide experience in thisl ,has charge of the entertainment. ! arrid it need not be said that that feat- ure ot' the fete will be well attended to. — -—Men‘s Silt-Q and H oxfords. on mic 325m Keelcr's Shoe Store, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph \‘t'ade motored from lioston. yesterday, and Visited their uncle, “'inilelLS. Wade, of Flax Hill road. Later they left, for New Yotl. city to visit relatives. __ A regular meeting of Old “’cll t‘ori- mandery, No. 956, I'. U. G. (‘.. will be held this evening in the lodge rooms in Washington street. \‘isltors from surrounding lodges will be prescn and initiation will take place. no l’reahments will be served at the close of the business meeting. ”71“.. A school of porpoises attracted quite a little attention last evening at t‘ompo- Beach There was a dozen or more in“ . the sch'nol and they remained in tile-11 vicinity of the beach for more than andI hour. The people who were in bath- ing were frighten d at first, but when at became knownitat they were not the dreaded sharks, their fear vanish- ed, and they atnuscd themselves by. throwing stones at them in the cndra- vor to frighten them away, but their -:ai:.:é.;. A meeting of the tax commission will: be held on next Monday evening, in‘l Rowayton ,for the purpose of giving ’ the people of that section of the city an opportunity to centres“l their ideas on how the (ity should be taxed. They will also be given an opportunity to c\press any complaints or grietancesl ’ they might hate The place for the lm‘eeting has not yet been decided up. ,hut will be announced later An ‘otftct such meeting will probnbh be} ‘ncld the following Monday, in Winni- pault, after which the commissioners \Malaria- 1,will submit their report to the city lcouncil for consideration. A great. 500 bottl imam suggestions haie been made in e the meetings held so far, and it is prob.l 'Stillson-Powell-Corporation lnble that there will be considerable ‘clianpc in the system next year. t PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS. 82 Washington Street. South Namath, Ct. with)»: $3.50 and $4 oxfords, on Iran $2.5t\_ Keeler's Shoe Store, FRIDAY LUNCHEON DAY l at Country Club, I | i 1 ”I: :9: m‘fismmrum ll Hy Guy, Journal. We laugh at the “'t‘Lil'l We tcll them arc harming liy wearingr such hecls. t‘lare . l' . l Stylc tcndencics simply alarm- ing. We scoif at their masses of hair; GOD BLESS ’EM. in The I’arnt clothes that they thcir health they \I'.- dc- l’ “.as rapidly as the street depagtnent l; A gnu caravan passed -throub 'town and caused some excitement among the chidren of the town. 0n the back of one of the wagons a train-t ed, shaggy bear was fastened. They were headed It; Stamford. The N. E. Ryan Company appreci-l ate the faithful services of their em- ployee ,and are giving them a half holi- day eacli week, during the months of annual vacation. The police have been receiving com- plaints recently from residents of hay, and Elizabeth streets that children mi that \lcinity have been appearing fre-I quentiy in the streets without suffici- ent clothing to insure decency, Tbel police will take the proper steps to put! ‘ttn end to further trouble of this kind I i A regular business meeting of Lady lJennings Lodge, Shepherds of Bethle- l bent, was be d last evening. Routine business was transacted. _ Owing to a lack of help and also a [lack of materials for the Wilson Point ‘road improvement work the opera- tions at this point are not going along wishes. A car load of steel reinforce- ,ments, which could now be placed in lltithe road, preparatory tor the cement,l liut 'round thcm forever we're [became lost somewhere in Pennsylva- su'arltllng. ll Iila in the freight tieup. Such in- l stances as these, coupled with the dill \\'c have to confcss‘hat, itt spite of their dress, We find them most wouderf‘ly charming. ‘ And though we may arguc and it i prcach i [And call it all drcss-ahcrra- , lion, . What lovcr has cooled to his peach llccausc of hcr style ctuula- “- tiou? I Ay. though to go slow wc hc- ! sccch, ' And thc stylc-Iuakcr's ucwcst sensation We grcct witlt a groan, we are l proud whcn our own ' lio garlicd in the latest crca- lion. All, lu‘otltcrs‘, o'cr. For littlc our kicks will rcquitc US. 'l‘hc ladics their fashions adore, Though thc same to may incitc us. it Let’s how to what still is in “I store, a. No cnrc has lK‘Ci‘l found for style-iris; ' / \\ c may have They'll wear to, dcspitc us. i _\ .- .3; George Peters, of Bridgeport, accom- \v c 'd our sav, but they ll still have their way,— Are You a “Good Provider” Its a good husband and the present needs of his fami' looks out for their future as well. father that provides well for ly, but it‘s a better one that Open an account now and keep adding to it on each pay day- ' ' 3. 50- NorWé'l»:.Sllinss. Bank “1.90“!” partied by three friends, was arrested. .early this morning, by Oil'lcer Sween- lcy, for having no driver’s license, no lcnr certificate. or no tail light. Peters ‘appeared in court, this morning, and Iwas fined 35 on each count. 1 _.__ l A telephone call was reecived this ,morning by the police, from Bridge tport, that a boy had been picked up in ,the Park City, who gave his name as iJames Let-ax. and his residence as 17 lWalla street, Norwalk. As there is no Wells street in Norwalk. or as no fun. Ily by‘ the name of Lora: could be lo- cated, it duos not appoo'r that the boy [in I rip-tomb: nu,- city.- .8. was Mascot-deli. ,. llt‘llCl‘ give protest what they want Tho ndlan Harbor Yacht Club, or1 walk yachlsmen are. planning to enlerl their craft in this race, and are confl-l dent of upholding the reputation which Norwaik has on the water. 3 \ The Emeralds, at Stamford, will be the opponents of the strong George- town team, Sunday afternoon, the upcounty town. The Emeralds have been defeated by the Kelsey Club, of Norwalk, and have also registered a victory over the local aggregation Both teams are about evenly ina'féh‘od for Sunday’s tame. and rarest battle is ox'poctotl. I‘oban and loom. on compass tho Contacts" bottom, ‘ . , o, .. . fmavwm _.‘ 1?: \ The Indian "Harbor Yacht Club, of K . ‘lSaturday. July 29th. A number of Nor- ‘3 l ficulty of securing men to work on the: . toads, has hindered the street depart- ' ment greatly in its present operations With the necessary help, anineer Sherron has stated that all streets‘ where repairs are to be made and for which money has been appropriated,I would now be under "repairs. Withouw the men ,the department is helpless ——Try a Sentinel ll ant ad. it pays. I l 1 r REIUILT rvrewmrsns - tic, smith. Underwood. Remington, all other makes, sold, rented. repaired. Rontall. 83, pa month. “whines at $5 per month} 4A8. DONNELLY f ’0 South Main Street. South Nomallt .— l l I I .._.. FRED H. OANUNG. . Funeral Director and lmbalmor Offleo and Residence Telephone 904 84 Co. Main St. 80. Mom": If you need to buy a cake for tea. Try chocolate layer and pleased you will be. i So while you re housecleanin-g,I too busy to bake, 'Phone to 5 Monroe for your bread and cake. The Banner Bakery Tol. 367 5 Monroe otroetl l t l4 CALL US UP and we will rush our trouble man right around when some- thing like this happens in your home. if your PLUMBING I , is defective, antiquated, unsani- tary or worn out, have us make necessary repairs or install a new system of. MODERN PLUMBING JOBBING\ A SPECIALTY HORACE R. NASH Plumbing and Heating Tel. 1354. North Main St. & Nor-walk t‘ P.. July and August, in addition to their 1. k KIMONOS A‘complete line of Long [has in the plain and fig' ured .‘.‘Serpentine Crepe,” which is nude with a crinkle which will not stretch out or wait out. The shades and designs made with empire yoke, shifted YO“, elastic shirring at the waist, regular kimono stylt and 50me , with large Japanese sleeves. Trimmd with bands of Per- sian trimming, sateen and shined ribbon to correspond- Prices range from ....... ..-... $1.00 to $2.05 Extrasizes .......... $1.198 Short Crepe Kimonos . ...... 50¢ Short White and Colored Lawns . . . ........ 50¢ newest J. I. MALLETTE o HudeREEPERFUME ( "Wh‘wmd ( ED. “PINAUD’S LILAC ‘o o b l l , . Porch Chairs, Porch Hammocks, Hammocks, Lawn Swings, Porch Swings, Porch Rugs, Porch , Screens, Lawn Mowers, Garden Hose, Refrigerators, Perfection Oil Stoves Delicious Creamery Butter .. 32¢ llI. 15¢ lli. Condensed Milk, full weight ................ 8¢ per can Pure Lard -.... Pink Salmon ......-......................... 8¢ per can Crisco ..........................-......... 25¢ per can ASTULL :4 Cottage Street. Eat Norwalk. Sperry d. Borneo Sugar Cured Has- ........................ 2 c Breakfast Bacon ......,.............--.............. from 20c up: Small Picnlka .............r.........-.............. Dixie Bacon .-.. . . , is: Genuirv Spring Leg of Lamb ...................... ..... ....... 25c. Fore-quarter Lamb ............---..--.--...................... 15,; Lamb Stew .......................-...-............... ...... 12. c Chuck Roast, heavy beef ........-...-......................,,, 1;: Lean Pot Roast, no homo ................................ 18c: Prime Rib, best beef ........---.-.-........-............ '24C—26c Home Dressed Fowls .......................................... 23¢: Fancy Roasting Chlckens ............‘.......-........... ..... 32¢. Native Veal ..............!..--..J.......-............ You. 16c u All kinds of cold meats for sand-tea... ’ Everything In fruit and fresh vegefllu. Corned Beef .......................................;.. rom‘lZc. up C. D. CHARNOK Telephone $34. 75 North Mafia St, I INVIRONMIN‘I’ ll EVERYTHING to the woman at refinement. Nothina Isdeorertoawornan‘shear'tthaa o ooautifnt\ono tastefully furnished. it you'll come to us we'll show but our lino of finally wall paper and mill dummy beautify Who-oat lacuna-Inst. Orpflosoandgooc willows-loom The'GoIhaaiCo PM“ CENTRAL HOTELI‘ZE‘I ilivtlii‘ Corner Monroe and cm M loath Norwalk. Rooms by day or week: w m Every room woil would“ “I’m and V”- Evorythln. it h.
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