FRIQAY, JULY 10, 1916
INSURANCE
OF ALL KIXIB “'RIT'I'EN IN
THE BEST COMPANIES IN THE
BI'SINESS AND WRITTEN AS
YUL'K lXSL’RANL‘E SHOULD BE
“’RITTEN TU PROPERLY COV'
ER Yut'.Tuit1kthis o1er, 1'. mean-f
agnai deal to you. '
TaylortbGolden
Telephone 11.1.1230
south Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg.
*1 your
jCljifl/er
ltlill‘ your coal bin to
the most superior
1'o.'11 it has cycr enter—
tained. Lay in a supply of
cool that \1ill produce more
C()lllf1>l‘illlg heat to the pound
than any fuel you have ever
paid otit your g1)111llltttllt_’_\_’ftir.
\hal’lil up to this proposttion.
mm 1'
have no order gnith us
now. ’ ‘ 1. 1
Harris 81 Gans 1
Water St. South Norma: ‘
mmM
~l‘1n'tei'housc steak 25c lb, N. Y. Mitt.
The members of the Ladies‘ Aid So-l
Net), of the 1'01'11'ttlk M. E. church.
and their friends, are holding :1 bits-1
}11't pitnic at ltoton l‘oint today.
~Kenn1-dy Square featuring an alli
Star Cast at the lleg'cm tomorrow.
Nearly fifty ladies; members of the}
Knob Club, piitliei',ed yesterday after t
nooti at the tlub house, and there ('11-.
,toyed a salmauuiidi card patty, 'J‘enl‘
tabln‘ 1111' i
Ill>thl a prize,
individual prize winners.
«littl, straight wliist and auttioii \i l11.~t
\\1'i't‘ set and each guest
Thus there were no
li1e liuii
\1'1-r1' played.
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VA most unusual opportunity to so
tut-e high grade smart summer dress
cs, new silk dresses, wash skirts,
niillirtet'y, coats and stilts, at a frac-
tion of their actual valuet—and, to
think right in the ittiiist of the sea-E
on, at Mintz's Giant Jubilee Sole.
lioors 0pm at 9 a. 1n.
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(lame Warden Wilbur Smith i'e-'
‘tii'iicd yesterday from Noank, toi
which place he went for a launch for
'he ~tate shellfish commission. A new
llllllt h was recently put inconnnission
111 .\'oaitk, and the old one was traits-
b 11'1 1‘1 to the lioiisalonic 'llirer. Mr '
.1<iii it made the trip of si\ty fiie miles
111 this lattet boat without incident,‘
_ lltl I‘t'Iittl‘lS a fine time.
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».<ii'loln steak 250 ll). N. Y. Mk1.
-\ “est a1 enue resident \1litle'tand i ,_
:11 the 11'nne1‘ of Seymour sttect
es-
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11111 West avenue, had a narrow
171p“ 1ft otii forums injury,
-1'cnin;z, when a large limb broke
'min a nearby tree and,
downwards. struck the gentleman on;
The blow was only a:
“he shoulder.
lancing one but. its the limb was over
'11 inches thick, the result would have
li't‘ll different if i‘ had struck 'sqlare-
tr.
SPECIAL
~¥Mirror Chocolates 20 cents 11 lb.
Briggerman Bros.
We Have
, MONEY to LOAN
on Improved Real
Estate
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lHl Pilll’li’i llillSl' Ell.
yg'Wuhlnztm SM
! .1: South Norwnlk, Conn.
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‘at little I.‘Haiiiiiiock island.
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Ii'eccntly at their home. in Darlcn. l
‘liome in this city, yesterday.
'I‘iiesd. 'tiy “
hurtling 1
port.
I am mm. “9""!‘1‘; . .1
Silli Bill” Of llilllll
PLACES BAN 0N lllSSllll‘i
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room: milk bottles. dust or
clothing may convey ll.
H1111 to l’reieiit ll"'-Kr-rp2l‘1\ay from
.liuUs1s where their is saline»; stay
away fiotti iiieaties and public gath‘
eri‘tigs. turbid kissing and the Use 0:
1111111111111 cups anti towels. >1'i'v 1-11 illr ,
lititist' Mid the pri\_\'. lil‘dlu' llit' lit’tilt‘t
aid 11. shit-tuiitiiiig >;1_1it..ir_1'. i
i Precautions.
Quarantine and isolation oi Illt'
li.1l11.i t l.llll
i~1".1ri1tii
ti11 weeks.
(glittr'i ittiie ol
.1“1'li<lan‘:s‘
l:>1[itl.~t'ii (‘lllllll‘t'll to be
him {idlitlll llllt 11 nee-ks,
.\‘l IlI'l‘S-rlin it; lllillm' should -pr:i_'1
gxiiato llllrt‘ 1111i throat at least
lllltt's a day.
.’ l'ill [idlit‘lll in chat, hir)’ l‘flttlll “lib
'uiiidows and doors >(‘l‘1't'ilt'tl. :
Exclude dogs and cuts and kill all
lllt'.~.
\tzllililg >lll|llltl ha rem from sick
totiiii 11i1liotit disiiieclioii.
liottois, .ltlls‘ti or attendants only
tiphoultt he admin 11,
,1 O l'v'i'soiis 51717.17 111-:11' overgitrniciiis
SOCIETY 11,111tiiie in sick room.
AND PERSONAL 5%
. 1 Milk bottles should not
’I in sick room. I 1" ‘
lbtoie inning blfli
l‘,'
ews \ '._ ' All dishes that hate been in >lt't
lttltiltl lit tll‘lllllclttl
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”1 room to be boiled an! unused foods-
soiled
“More fields to con-
quer,” sighed the
Macedonian con-
queror.“More miles
conquered,” sighs
the Socony motorist
happily, 1130111111; at
his speedometer.
SWOIL CosNY.
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to 3.1- ui.1iiit.iitie1l at leélal
1'151 l,‘\'lj tlilltll‘f ll Hill]
lielil thick 1'
tli‘
lliltt‘
A\
room hands
-
«e
lll().~t 11 ho caiiit in co.'it .1ct with p11-
be allowed
destroyed.
lltlll rlllillltl gui'plt oi'spi.._1'noseaiid
"l Floors should
throat irutuc :iily.
mmm.‘\wm‘
f”
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be well (llllllpt‘llt‘tl
“ltll disinfecting solution brloro
\‘ortli Jersey coast sojotlllltI‘S sweeping _
gathered at the .\'1w \lontpou h llot1l All .1,‘....1,,,,,..._. from 111-}, mom
i . . . .
Spring (.al'se \111Jerscy, last iii;.htI should be disinfected betore being re-
for the annual ball to .\'e'11'.lcrsey's "1le
Governor soda] function of longl ’llie house and pr1ii11111s should be
. ‘ k1 pt in a clean and at man 0113‘“
standing here and one oi the 1111151
Hot.
brilliant events of the north coast sea- i Suth additional suggmmmfi or rpg
soil. Governor Fielder was the chief. tiltttioits as may be made by your
fittest for the last time during hislhenlili ottlcer should be strictly ob
'erved.
present administration for lie ieiires 5 , . ,
this ear Dmntecttng Solution: and Method; at
y ' 1 .1 l a «‘1
Use.
leorgel’".Ilalloway,wholtasbeen at- teadtints and those exposed:
tending the Mystic Sliriners‘ (‘on1'1'ii- l’eroxitle “l “WT“K'W 0““
spoonful to a glass of water.
tSlioultl not be used more. often than
four times a day without consulting
a pliysicitt;il_
()r ati Alkaline throat wash. made
from standard iliroat tablets.
For washing bands, sprinkling
floors and stinking clothing: l‘oi'niallzi,
two teaspoonsful to a quart of water.
or (‘tirbolic acid (95 per cent.) two
' it-aspooiifuiit to 11 quart of water,
. , . , For disinfecting stools and urine.
“”5 ”ml-‘- Randall entertained a 1Materiuls of this class should be cov-
'iumbo' of hm 111111111 :11 1'urds ut her rivmi mm 1111- 111' 1111» 1111111111111; 1.1111»
home in Elm Strt'1m111qottlty' illlt‘ lions and allowed to stand for one
Mrs. (‘onmd l’l‘lt‘t‘ was the win- hour.)
llichloi'ide of mercury 7‘1;- grains
the west and also spending .1 few days
Norwalk,
New
ncxt‘
his duties iii the
Fire llcpai'iiiieiit
will resume
York t‘ity
Monday.
——llamburg steak 1111' lb. :12 Y. Mkt
tier one pint of water. (Poison).
.......__ l 'tjarbolie acid 111.3 per cent). one in»
—»l\'ennedy Square featuring an all lib-spoonful to a quart of water. or
Star 1““.1‘1 at the. “(imam toniori‘mV. jcliloride of lime, one-quarter of .'1
pound to one gallon of watt-r.
‘\lr_ anti M” Sands qm‘fl‘ enter t if preferred in lieu of (arbolic mid
talned, Mrs. Israel Austin and her liilutions to be made i:1 ratio to the
daughter. Mrs. W. Decker, of .\‘or .alk,coetliei1nt.
llisht's should be
land rags biii'iied.
l':lt'11y of soap and 11",211111
possible to use iii tonjiinciioii
:Olllll‘ (llsliliN ta: 11.1,
idestroyiitg infection,
Charles Sterling, of Fairfield Avenue1
who has been enjoying a Week's vaca- —lly
tion in lioston, Mass, returned to his in Poor
ltirday.
11 here
with
aid it] 111 ri.1lly
mints—«Some specials 25c to $3.8
Mrs, Tayloi's (‘10 North Main Street.
Mary Pickford
l‘eppiiin~-I‘alace Sut-
‘.~‘l)1'('l:ll request
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‘ BANNER COUNCIL INSTALLATION.
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-Sirl0iii steak 251‘ lb N. Y. Mill.
Bernard (‘1',amptoii of the NOI’Wfllk‘CCI‘CMOHy Conducted by Miss Van
The and Rubber company, will start Name, of New Canaan.
Monday on a two “0,1155 \tlf‘llllf)“. The regular sentiaiiiiual installa~
ltioti of (llllf‘t‘rri of litmtior
\Ius Virginia Ward. of Brooklyn,‘Daughters of Liberty. was held last
and Miss Mar; ueiitc Miii'pht', of \‘ew evenin: and the following llillttls 11.1“.
lill:l\',(‘ll ate sticndiiii: a few days with installed by District Deputy \liss Edna
Miss Edna Howard of Elm Street ,\an \tiiiie, of New 1‘ Jill“ 1n.
Councilot'-—l"i'c1leri1'k lltilse.
Associate t'otiiiclTior-—.\li'.<.
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I James (‘asslm‘ “Jr. returned yester-
‘dat from‘a few days \acalion which \Oiiiic<.
li'acc
'he spent in Fulli1an t‘outiiy, X. Y. \ sociate \‘lee~(‘otinci11‘u'—.\lrs.
.._.. 1111' Morris,
l Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Stisnitzky of Guide—Mrs. Beulah Foreit.
73 West street. lianbut'y are visiting lnsitle Guard—Miss lnez Mills.
relatives iii South Norwalk. 1 Outside (liltil‘tl—‘Kll’s. Kate l‘lait.
; l Assistant Recording Secretary-—
' George, Raymond. the well known Mrs. Eva Stone.
Noru'alk grocer, spent yesterday in: pitmisi-)ii:s Jennie Prince,
Middletown. l 'lritsiee— Mrs. Samuel (t'ocketi
Following the installation and regu-
Deputy- Slieiiff and MIS- Nelson “‘ - l.1r bit iness meeting. a social time was
Bentdict spent last evening in liridSC-,ottoyr'1l. .\n entertainment 11 as pre»
i rented by a number of members of the
council, and refreshments were serted.
ltavl.yncb,ofMeriden1111s a visitor \ isitors from \‘ew Canaan and Greejhv’
“uh friends in ““5 0'“ 1esterda).1“.i(,h were in attendance at last night’ 5
session.
During the meeting, the local coun-
lcil received and accepted an invita-
,tion from the Emma J Dayton Coun-
COUNTRY CLUB TENNIS“ ten, of Stamford, to attend a picnic
The Norwalk Country Club tennisl which will be. held under the auspices
team will play the team of the New‘ of the Stamford Council at Roton
Canaan Country Club, tomorrow after. .Polntr on Saturday, August 12th
noon, at 3 oclock, at the Norwalkt
Countrv Club courts. There will be United States and Honduras Treaty
three singles and two doubles in the \\ ASIIINGTON. July 2S.-—An arbi-
matches, but. the members of the 10 .iration treaty between the United
cal team have not yet been selected. ‘smtes andrllonduras, similar to those
negotiated by former Secretary Bryan
-There is no question about Brand’s,with many countries, was signed to-
tl.00 to $2.50 guarantee alarm clockmiday at the State Department. It is
l LeGrand Raymond spent yestredayi
lib New York City on business.
, Think of it. No charge it there come the thirty-first or the treaties negotia-
defects, main or hair springs break ted to be consumated.‘
within the first 15 months. Charles “—4—
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Nasal spray or throat garale for at .
tablew
to
(uni tar disintet'taiits 111.11 be used
boiled, oltl (ltllllt‘ "
in
(‘oiiin-il,‘
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JUST Elm JERRY GOOD!
IOronsi ALSO PACKED MQOFORlOi
Gil are
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HQWLAND'S
Entrance on Main St,
Fairfield Ave., Cannon St. .7.)
Bridgeport, Conn, Thursday, July 27, 192‘. I
Now for
the Wind-up
This 37th Mill End Sale
ends Saturday night at 9
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Friday and Saturday we
Bungalow Aprons
Figured Percales Checked Ginghams.
and Plain Chambrays, trimmed with plain
colors to match. Buttons down side,
front or back, with pocket or belt
59c
Aprons with elastic band at the waist
59c and 75c
J. I. MALLETTE
shall make it long-to-be-
remembered by the sell-
ing of special lots at
special prices.
£459 ‘ .Jfix‘h, 1.:
These will be the Wind-
up lots. Their prices
will be even lower than
Mill End prices have
been.
flamm- " ‘13 1.21.111.
' You’ll find them in
everydepartment,come
4r '3' 4:5 mm'xr ' 32'1“ '.
h.
and get a hearty share!
What will you take for your old
hard running sewing machine?
Come and see what we will give
That's the way to find out
i We do not send an agent to your door to take your time
and offer you half price for your old machine. We want
to be fair and allow you a full legitimate value for it.
Remember—we sell
mMFREE
Sewing Machine
(Invented and patented by W. C. FREE)
We Buy Your
Old Machine
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pays the difference.
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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. Motif-
crs com: to our store this week, bring your baby and get
one free.
BELDING'S" finest silk and satin used at demonstra-
don-“1111111“
The A. J. Angevine 85 Son Co
scum NORWALK, CONN.
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4119111, Beet 18c 11>. N.
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Y. Milt
The Howland Dry Goods Co.
a. .Q. syn-2.,
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[lodge—Motor Cars—Rec .
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES . i ' ’. ’4
DIXON' S GRAPHITE GREASE .
COMPLETE LINE OF FORD PARTS. ‘
S. L. BENEDICT
73 North Main St. . \ .
OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS
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Summer Home Needs at Special Prices
Tomorrow, Saturday
1 2 Burner High Perfection 4512. Porcelite, high grade
' Wicktesl _Blue Flame Oll white enamel for bath
Stoves at ...... $3. 50 tubs, sinks, etc., at
3 Homer High at $4 50 35c. can
$12.00 lift top Refrigerators, 1 lb. Parowax, used for pre-
galvmized lined, made of serving, at ............. . 86.
hardwood with round cor- 10c. Alnecda Cleanser, eats
ners. McKee make, 80 lb. dirt ............ . 5 can: 19;.
size at . .............. . $9.98 $1.25 Entctprése Cherry
25 ft. Garden Hose, with Stoticrs .......... . 79c.
hardwood hose reel at.. $2.75 25:. Black Dustless Dusting
10c. Electric Silicon Silver Cloths 2 for 1251:.
Polish ....... . ...... 81:. can 25c. Drypol, the best form.
251:. Johnson's Prepared two and auto polish 4
Wax .............. . 19c. can 10¢. per tube
$3.50 2 qt, Auto Vacuum
Ice Cream Freezers at.. $3.19
$1.50 3 ft. Ladder and Stool
29c. Sanitary Window Ven.
ttlalors, 38 in_ high; just
the thing for bath rooms,
made of hardwood, var- at ..................... 19c}
nished, at «. ......... . . . 98c- Wide mouth Fruit Jars, with '
Remmer'a Peroxide Bath glass tops, lightning style,
Blue and Vegetable Oil pts. or qts. . ....... 69c. darn
Soap ......... 3 for 251:. Hotpoint Electric irons 4
$5.50 Electric Coffee Perco- $3.75
lators complete with cord, Hotpoint Electric Toasters
etc, at ........ $4.79 ‘ $3.75
i , Albert F. Gehebe l.
Phone 1069-2
25 Washington Street,
Prompt Delivery
South Norwalk
LOOKING up HOMELESS DOGS. .l\""“'”‘" 11111 W,
' l‘lii‘: tittiinaiito ll-lS .tl111111 yonc il-
Dog Warden Walsh Warns Owners tol ‘
.11 111111 in lu'dtlin; but the 11.110011
Kee Canines Off the Streets. . , _.
p . 1111-111 115, that wnlt the aid of the
ll'i: \\.1r1len ’lhomas “alsh has 10-, , , .
ieopi 1' and 1.11;, 1'.1\'itei'.~'., it will be pure
. cently been 1111»'~ti.1t"" complaintsi . ‘ ‘
,_ . .ibic to tut Itirotich tho ‘doctlitys‘ t.
:li'oni the residents of Camp and iii: ii lthis city without “niuzzlin the m.“
lstrcets, First district, in regard to . , " g” ,
number of dogs on those streets which:
have become nuisances. The wardenl"
has now ordered these dogs held in
(heck by their owners, so that no fur-.
ther trouble can occur. 3
The dog warden has also made tbei
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rounds in the Spt'ingwootl sectimnt
and has removed all homeless dogs, 111'
Lexington Ay'cnue, and in Burbank
Street
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$4.00 Sport
.W alsh warns the owners of hill
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Dresses $1.98
all\dogs in the city, to keep theirl
animals out of the. streets as much as! JACOBY S
possible, so that no muzzltng ordh- ,.
Ionce will have to be put in effect in
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Norwalk Chronicler