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Palm Beach Cloth-and Poplin.
New and Popular Styles.
E. K. BANKS
’ Mahackerno Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
All Sheet Music
Be a copy
For your vacation all the
desirable necessities in
the line of dress.
Palm Beach suits $10.
Blue serge $10 to $28.
DONN ELL Y’S I
STATIONERY STORE And gray suits in V“-
, ious patterns.
:6 South Main Street.
You’ll find these three
WEATHER F . . .
_P§ECAST suits wrll put you easy
l-‘o:et ast for Norwalk and vicinity: on the question of looks.
Showers tonight; Thursday .partly
cloudy. ‘ ‘dm
I'loudr and showery Weather prey In furnishings, white
"115 generally along the (lulf and
Aliztlitrt toasts and along the north»
ern llol‘di'l front Montana eastward to
Michigan l’leasunt Weather pre-
vails Ki'llt"‘d'l)' in other districts east
of titedtotky Mountains. The tem- NORWALK
peraturt- continue high in the central
and West- ‘ll districts
Rogers & Stevens
white
silk shirts. also
socks.
Athletic underwear and
bathing suits also wait-
ing for you.
SO. NORWALK
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t‘ondittons favor for this vicinitym
(leiit‘ially cloudy weather, but not.
mm b rain
in llllifl outittcr ts
Allthlill
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
'l‘crnpcraiurc: Low,
l'il‘il:y' cloudy.
7o: higir,‘
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ultras +
Elmer ii‘l'i'fey has secured a posi-
tion wrtb Henry Harris. the East Side
grocer. ,
Tire meeting opened with the head‘
in: of tire minutes by (‘ity t‘lerk lio-
kus and the approval of the same by
the council. .\layor llartstrom stat-
cd that the meeting would proceed
item of which was the hearing on the
Meadow street layout. The mayor
Welcome Stranger Lodge, Sons of
St George. met last evening for rcgu-‘
lar business.
Routine business was transacted at
the regular‘hemrmonthly meeting of
't.‘atholic linion Council held last eve-
nintz. in the tlub house, on West ave
nue.
who were in the hall to express their
ideas on the matter. either in the way
of recommendation. or objection.
t‘larence Brush was the
convincingly against the proposed
layout. on account of the fact that it
already near the street. would liter-
ally be placed right on the thorough-
fare. Mr. Brush stated that he
would be satisfied with the proposed
widening of the street, if the city
would pay for the expense of moving
his house back. as many feet as was
, taken off of his yard in the front.
(‘hristian Swartz declared that a
few feet differ'erice in some lots on the
s'rt‘t'l. was not sufficient reason for a
refusal of the proposed work. 7d
said that the property would not be
effected by the some. .\lr. Swartz
was in favor of the widening. and
stated that if it wa: turned down at
'his time that it would be several .Vears
lteiTrro the matter could acain he
brought to the attention of the council.
l‘IllKl'llt‘ Laflin. speaking for llit‘
.\'orwttlk Amusement Company. said
that the corporation was decidedly ri‘i
tarot of the layout. and that be per-
sonally wished it would~co through.
.ltsse t‘uldwell. another resident 0f
Meadow street. agreed with Mr. llrttslt
and opposed the proposition, stntintt
that he did not think it a fair one.
Mr. t‘aldwell was ’tackcd tip in his
:l$~t‘l‘titlll>‘ by J. William Tlrics. anoth-
'l‘he tonditron of Miss llelena Mil-
lertf, oi t‘l..tpt-l street, who was opere’
tried on at the Norwalk Hospital for
appenditflis. on Monday evening. was
reported as being slightly improved
this morning.
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llistric‘ lteputy taker, of Stum-
ford. wah ll't“t‘lll at last night's repu-
lav meeting of P, (' Lounsbury
Lodge. .tn..t 1|.2llitlpil'0‘tl in the traits-
action of routine business Refresh.
merits wwc 1-i‘l'\ ed at the close of the
business ill(‘('ill‘,’.‘.
'l‘lre fil‘ni ltleclllij.’ in the intt-rclub
tennis tournament between the Knob
and the Hell island t‘lubs will be held
on the Litters court. on Saturday of
this Wet-ii, A lt‘tlll‘ti mattlt will be
played on tin Knob (ourts on Satur-
tiny. Anuust lLlli.
Suit was started this morniuc by
Stephen Shimko acuiust John Mac.
ncr for $25. tlo \ztltrc of a tl(\L' owned
by Shitttlto, which Mat-her recently
.‘il'lltli and lzillcd with his atnoinobile.
Keogh 5. (audec arc representing Mr.
or resident
widenln n.
Shimlro. who claims that Mr. Manner A forty-five foot layout was adon
intentionally killed the dog, which ca'cd by Ernest llartliol. hut flit“
was of a privc breed. speaker expressed himself as lleinfl
L in favor of the city's morini! .\lr.‘
Ilruslt‘s house back on his lot, or re-
imbursing him in a proper walk
llerrry Steecmttller expressed him-
Stillson’s Remedy.
Malaria
l merit
; .\u eloquent and rather lengthy ad-
SOC bottle idross was then delivered by Louis,
Nash. who stated that he believed the
‘ _ v ' ‘pt‘oplc did not frilly realize the value
bunson P0“ ell-Corporation ’of the proposition as presented. Mr.
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTSI j.\’ash stated that no one would lose
: 82 Washington Street. lany- property, if their fence was
South Norwalk, 61" i moved back a few feel. any more than
a.“
Locking up the
-' House
with all the family silver, the rugs and the priceless family
treasures in it is inviting danger and loss.
The South Norwalli Savings Bank safety deposit
" vaults have special facilities for the summer care of bulky
_ valuables. Call and inspect them. ~
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with the order of business, the first,
called on the Meadow Street citizens.
first rest-5
dent to take the floor. and he spoke,
such layout was made. that his bouae
who was opposed to the,
self as being in favor of the improve,
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libey would gain any property. if it
same dis-
were movcd forward the
taut-e The speaker said, that in early
our forefathers laid our two
wide streets, East and West Avenues.
but since that time, the town. or its
{citizens appeared to have shrunk. The
width of later streets emphasize the
ifact.» Mr. Nash was of the opinion
'that if the people of the town continu-
ally oppose the widening of their
:streets their property will finally be-
come classed as a second or third
rate proposition, ' t
“i am in favor of the layout." stat.
ed .\lr. Nash. "and my only regret is.
that is not seventy-five firstead of
forty-five."
Applause marked the conclu~ion of
lair. Nash's remarks.
(‘larence lirush asked Mr Nash.
whether or not he would like to have
his house put into the street.
Mr. Nash replied. tlta' be was speak-
ing of property in general, and that
be referred to no one in particular, As
far as Mr, lirueh was concerned. .\lr.
Nash said that he was in favor of re-
emhuraing hint for the proper amount.
(‘ouncllmtm Nutting inquired of Mr;
Brush as to how much it would (‘tlsl to
move his house. but the resident stat.
ted he was not informed on this ques-
tion. never, having taken it tip with a
contractor.
(‘ouucilman Smith spoke in favor of
the layout. but was also in favor of
paying Mr. lirusb. ,
.is no one else wished to be heard
on the matter. Mayor littrstrom declar-
ed the hearing closed. The resolu-
‘ion providing for the proposed layou"
was read by the mayor, and was then
voted unanimously by the council.
(‘ouncilman Smith moved that 850,
be added to the damage amount of
Mr. Brush. in order that the resident
should be rovernbttrsed for the incon-‘i
vertience sustained. The motion was
secondcd and unanimously voted. ‘
Thc Meadow Street layout disposed‘
of. the next business to come before
the meetinc. was the liast avenue lay-
out hearing. Not many l-Ia'st avenue
residents were present. and Attorney,
l.-. o liavrs. :tppcarini: for Mr. Scott of
itlrat street. stated that although he:
had not conversctl with Mr, Scott late-
ly. in regard o be matter, that be was
sure that there was an objection to
the layout. . ,- To:
No one else cared to be heard onj
the mtrtter, and the hearing was dc-'
. clared closed. ‘1
j The resolution was then read
i times,
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try
Elihu-or llarstrom. and the moposition
was accepted unanimously. .
The call for the Fairiield Park sew-
‘ or layout was then read by (‘ity ('lcrk'
llokiis, and Councilman ltus‘sell ex-
plained before the hearing was open-1
ed. that the citizens of the streets on:
which the sewers will be installed. will,
pay two thirds of the costs, and the:
lcity one thirll. Tm: will leave one
third of’tbe cost, to be borne by the
citizens on each side of the s'reets.
Frank Sliidc a resident of Ohio St...
inquired as to whether the sewer-al
would be laid throughout‘ the 70—min:
district, or {lust to accommodate the
present houses.
Engineer Sherron stated that tite‘
, dispOsal of such a matter was entirel)‘,
up to the council. but that the street.
department proposed to lay sewers in:
t'Olrio. Aiken. Delaware, and lludson'
.streeta” ar present. He ilao stated,
that either just the houses, or the er»,
;tire rark, could be equipped it notes“
:sary. '-
i Attorney'beo Davis, appearing for,
l the majority of lot owners in the park.'
iobjected to the clause of the City pay-1
'lrig one third. and the residents two
thirds. oi: the ground-a that such a di-
vision of out was unfair Mr. Davis
'tha?
ed.‘ as soon as possible. tion lo“ a iet‘elhi‘ for the l‘ucas l‘ow-y
Abraham liarria personally urged tr Company. of Norwich, fried by Htl .
that attention be given to tha' seo cn Ill Alexander, of i’rovtdtntt, a
tron. , :tot kboider The prilllt-lit r con't rtded
The ma'ter was referred to th" hisfl- that the company was brim: rursrrtan
sways committee. . ton-i and its assets wasted The up
The Kerr flurnln Hat (‘0 (1*le posing counsel claimed that llrt- petr-
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stated that the residents of Fairficid
Park, as residents of the 4‘iht vis-
rrict and d the old town of .\'or-
walk. are still helping to pay the inter-
est on the old fida issued by the old
(‘ity of Norwalk. when "its cld 'ow'n
was equipped with sewer-s fro now
make then pay for two thirds‘of the
('le1 for sewers in their sr mun hardly
seemed fair. Mr Davis I‘tvgested
from Bill-lo. N. Y.’
IoBan‘or,Me.,you’ll
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FURNITURE CO.
i27-i29 WASHINGTON ST.
SO. NORWALK
that ’llt‘ tit; and the proper v own» i ‘ .
trs i'a)‘ half and half for the cost. “:2 IIUIIII’scllIhllq — A i H ’ 5;.
No one carried the argurtta‘ f.trth- ‘ ‘ “pp y .1
stations selling
POLARIN B
the friction-proof.
carbon-proof oil for
er. or supported Mr Davis in its pro-
po al.~
t‘ount ilmart London mom 6 th..t the
hearing be closed. and it wa~ so \otetl
CENTRAL HOTEL
NEWLY RENOVATED.
J05. Di SESSA, PROP.
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streett, South Nor-walk.
t otrncriman Russell thtd 'he idol)-
How of the resolution and lite :am:
was unaninioudy carried
A communication was hit real. "1
until the d-‘liitlt'l‘atit‘ of
the East Side pcruinated ltaniel Keogh
‘1‘3'l'lll"~-P
Room: by day or week at reasonable prices.
Every room well ventilated, electrre lights and gas.
Everything first clau.
‘o till the rr‘£l>lffll"> \flii'it}, caused
by the death of J. Irving J‘I'nnrnu. or
East Xorwalk t‘ount ii -'...i Smith
moved the approval of 'be (‘f‘lllnllilf‘t'E
tburt 5, and Mr. Keogh was elected
A letter from the residents of Day
street was read irt whith it was stated
he sanitary conditions in said
street. were far front satisfactory. The
citizens requested that the street and
health departments he retiuesii'tl to
look into the answer. and make :1 rom-
DECISION RESERVED
.\'l:\\' HAVEN. July
was reserved by Judge Thomas, rr: ilit‘
Federal tourt. today, on the motion
peti-
‘.‘~l —ltct i>lUIl
madt by toun~el to dlfillllF: tilt
the condition of Woodward avenue. 3,,
tion properly should haw btt'li its:
to the Superior tourt under tin state
corporation law
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W. _ 5' COFFEE SALE
BUTTER BUT FER BUTTER
Every ounce guaranteed -
A. F. Beckmann & Co.
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Fresh Roasted—Satisfaction Guaranteed
Back. Note the Low Prices for This Week:
Beckmann's Best Blend Coffee
or Money
(In silver foil bag).
lb. ..........................................
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee, Reg. 35c grade lb. .. 31
After Dinner Blend Coffee, Reg. 32c grade, lb. ...... 285
Challenge Blend Coffee, Reg. 30c grade, lb. ........ 26¢
Golden Santos Coffee, Reg. 25c grade
20¢ lb., 5 lbs. for 90¢
Very B?St Creamery,
lb. 35c
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
83 and 85 Washington St. Telephone 1405.
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What will you take for your old
hard running sewing machine?
Come and see what we will give l
\ That‘s the way to find out
We do not send an agent to your door to take your time
and offer ypu half price for your old machine. We want
to be fair and allow. you a full legitimate value for it.
Remember—we sell
WreFREE
5 Our July Clearance Sale
Offers Big AssOttments of Strictly High
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Class Merchandise at
Exceptionally Low Prices
A Rare Opportt’rnity and a Genuine Money
Saving Event
Sewing Machine
(Invented and patented by W. C. FREE)
We Buy Your %
Old Machine
$1
A Week
for only a few weeks
pays the difference.
Come and see us today
It might rain tomorrow
THIS WEEK ONLY
We are pleased to annnounce that we will have with
us this week W. C. Ellis, the celebrated silk artist, and
each lady who calls at store will receive her name in silk.
SPECIAL TO MOTHERS
A tiny little Doll Bonnet for a tiny little baby. Moth-
ers come to our store this week, bring your baby and get
one free. - i
BELDING‘S finest silk and satin used at demonstra-
tion.
VUDOR
Mentorcmg warp.
VUDOR Cord Slides ..wdh [item
/ cord lasts twice as tpng as it does with pulleys
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Every Shade
Porch and mm Furniture I
Have been getting so much better and prettier each year
that the Outdoor Furnishings are now as attractive and
necessary as those inside. .
Our line of Summer Furniture contributes comfort and
long service.
PORCH CHAIRS ..... .. .......... . .....
COUCH HAMMOCKS .. ........... . ........ $133 3‘:
LAWN SETTEES..........\ ....... $125.3.
PORCH SCREENS .. ................... é5¢ u'.
CROQUET SETS ...... . ...... $1251.]
RATTAN COUCHES ..... ' 7250 it?»
It is possible to find here aboht.
everything you want
his!!!
The A. J. Angevine &. Son Go.
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Silk Dress“, arms; Illnkl“ 'and Lace curtain Ole ed. t
H. LYNGE, Prop. 293 State 8.. Bridgeport
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Telephone 47‘.
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ELCAYA
my flower of India
' and be complimented
madam.
Norwalk Chronicler