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DONNELL’Y’S
VICTR'OLA PARLOR
I6 South Main Street.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
. new HAVEN, July "oi—roman
.\“‘\\ tor Norwalk and vicinity: Generally
”Mir tonight and Tuesday.
'Weekly fore-case for North Atlantic
States: The week will hectic of gen-
erally (air and warm weather, tent
/ matures rising considerably during
'the fll'nl two or three days of the
week 'and remaining high theoafter.
A few scattered showers have oc-
, curred during the last 24 hours in the
southwestern districts, the Lake re
gion, and New England. Pleasant!
weather has prevailed in other dis-l
tricts east of the [tacky Mountains.‘
The temperatures continue high in the
northern districts east of the Mississ-
ippi river and the Rocky Mountains:
The smoky conditions of the slums-
phgre in this section is due to forest
fires in Canada. .._ . {it
Conditions favor for this vicinity:
Partly cloudy weather with moderate-
ly high temperatures.
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WEATHER a YEAR aooi
TODAY.
Tcmpcraturc: Low, 75: high,
90.‘ Partly cloudy.
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tilt-tubers of the local branch of the ,~
Naval Militia. who made the regular},
annual summer cruise on the l'. S. S:
Ampithiite, returned to Norwnlk‘
Saturday. The sailor boys report the;
time of their lives. l
Constable Bryan ll. Silk this tuoru~
int; attached the stock and fixtures of
the Norwnll: Printing t‘ompnny, of
which Vincent Nasser is the proprle-l
tor. 'l‘ht- \i‘iit of attachment was in,
favor of t‘oloncl George it. Russell, toi
“horn Nalsscf owes money for rent. i
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A._henting in the case, of John Per-E
cereliu vs. Gaetnno Franco, was held
this morning in the Town court, bo-E
fore Judaic Yes-burgh. and was adjourn-l3
(-tl until three o'clock" this afternoon.
The plaittiff, ‘reprcsented by Attor-
::i~.cs for back rent.
Tammany. O
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grin and Moore were defeated by Mey-
. .' _ .er and Linchiler. The games wllibe‘,
‘ ‘c’bntlnued next Saturday. . ‘
«flirts
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. Malaria,
500 bottle
Stillson-Poweli-Corporation
PRESCRIPTION ancestors,
32 Washington Street.
South Nomlk, 0t. .
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providcviKor himself a place of
5“ munity strong box.”-
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ou_ld be. impassible»
papers and ‘movable valuables anywhere near as secure as
~ ’ ii box in our safe deposit vault, which is in reality “a com- ,.
. it you have anything or. that description, the ”safe-
. keeping of which is bothering you, come and let to blame ,_
ut‘protoction our vault will afiord want my ..
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Greattiist2 because
of all- 00d furniture
more
$1,010,864 worth for
$283, 602.
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OpensTomorrow Tuesday. at Wanamaker’s .
costs are rising-see ”market reports
able to offer more than a million dollars’ worth
an $28 for ‘every hand
pended; or to put it in aggregate figures, to offer
This August Sale is greatest of. all our files
at a time when furniture
—-we are
at an avera e saving of
dollars ex-
$727,262; a total saving of
It is a bit of a. paradox; but the very increase
in prices has belt ed us to put our prices down.
One of the best- mown firms making fine furni-
ture decided a while ago to curtail its output in
” You may be quite sure that any furniture you buy in the August
Sale is GOOD furniture. worthy of a place in the worthiest home
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respect of designscreated for choice, and to
concentrate on turning out a larger quantity in
fewer designs. This permits of more economical
production. Stocks on hand of the designs :dis-
continued—as oodas gold—had to be closed
out. We gott em. Got them to sell at lialf
their regular retail-prices.
Three other manufacturers decided to do the
same thing. ‘AndLlike the first firm referred to,
they gave Wanamaker’s the first chance, as
bein the house best able to handle large ,lots
and ispose of them quickly.
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stocks 0 form
10 per cent.
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possible for us, in
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piece and suite in our re lar
Certain pieces and suites in our regular
stocks reduced in price 25 per cent. Leertatn
others a third; certain others half price.
écial purchases priced a quarter, a
and a half less.
rices prevailing on our stocks
ast so: months. bio account is taken of the
risen cost of furniture, which make it im~
lar stocks to sell at the regular prices
on which the foregotng figures are based.
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reduced in price at east
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tions are figured on the
during the
most cases, to duplicate
Figures
$552,000 worth of our regular stocks-for all
roomswto be offered for $414,000.
567 §00 worth Jacobeanoalr furniture for living-
room. library. den or sitting room at half price.
$60,000 worth mahogany bedroom furniture
for $45,000.
$32 807 wortlrbedroom furniture in mahogany.
enamel and walnut. for $21,871.
to, 280 worth msh- fairy-finished bedroom and
din ng~room furniture. or $7,710.
‘16 $30 worth dining~room. bedroom and no-
velty furniture. for $11,562.
$13,814 worth Jacobean oak dining~room furni-
tresses comes from
en
used
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A stop was
undo at Locust Grove.
. i t An unknown man from Westport
Henry .Mlmr defeat“ D' Darling i.“ ““5 “”19“! this morning, by a Winfiiol Smith are pleased to learn that be
”m mm” games held °" Pom-”nipauk car, as the car swung out tot“. resting comfortably in the Nor-inghtlng the insect in vain in their
court, on Quintard avenue, Saturday, “m“ ”‘9 turn around MM“ “1“ wall.wnlk Hospital after the“ auto accident
in the singles. while W' Mulligan stret‘its. He was knocked down and of '33, Sunday.
proved himself to be the master of his leg was quite badly bruised. but) - '
William Saaybe. lnlhedqublcs,Mulll- he
was able to continue on his way.
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Rev. Ralph G. Hartley, of. Tarry»
town, N. ‘i'.. formerly pastor of the
South Norwalk Baptist church, was
the preacher at yesterday's morning'
services at the downtown Congrega-
tional church.
The barricade at the top of the. Wit
so avenue hilt was not removed Sat-
urday as expected. but will probably
be this week. so that people can
again pass through without endanger-
ing their lives or getting their auto-
mobile and carriages covered with
mud. '
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for any ordinary individual to
safekeeping for his important‘
‘ edin South *American trade .
or the transportation of other merchandise.
There has also been a great drain on the hair
market, especially in pure South American horse,
hair, owing to government buyln
are making mattresses .
which will take a great deal of hair/'1‘
looking ahead, however, we have been able
, .2.) JOHN WANAMAKER‘
Broadway at NinthEStreet. New York
Tho steamer Kate Stevens took aI Miss Madeline hiacFarland has N-
"W John J' Cuneo, ”mm“ 380 d“Ir“‘lnrgc number from this place tolturned to her home. on lndlann place.
The dcfcndent Huntington yesterdlfy.
is represented by Judge William F. ;
BEDDING in the August Sale
A great deal of the hair the we use in in
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South Am rice and ships
have been
.~ We ourselves
6 government
hrou' h
for
/ everything in mattresses, sp
1 Storing F
60.
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, FURNITURE or (amoral
~ single pieces or complete suites at vct)’
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t In on Hickory, Modern Willow, Bar
Q Harbor Reed, American Fibre .Rush, in
‘ reasonable prices.
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‘ See our wonderful Couch Ham-
Q mock at $5.95. Others $5.95 to
{$18.00.
if R'c'l'r'iiéraiors, Oil Stoves, Gas Plates
’" Sole Agent for'the famous Hoosier
Kitchen Cabinet r‘rcste’r Norwalk
t STERLINGl “Nll’URE co.
127-129-131 Washing.“ St. ’ Pioneios
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' Very Best
Creamery BUTTER 3501b
Always the some, Pure. Fresh and Sweet. There is s
reason why we have the largest butter trade in Nonnlk.
Crown Aster Brand Pork and Bean: (with tomato sauce)
large can ..................................... 4
Armour's Veribcst Lunch Tongue (I dainty kinetically
turn, for “0,460. ‘4 C 18¢ and 35¢ can
m. 101 worth upholstered furniture for $19.3”. c?:£;“fif:‘§fafg$fi$ “If“ fiat?" P" 15- .-- 23¢
$230,0004w0rth, subjecttocall, for $145,000. bag ...... (may "ML
60 Pink Trading Stamps with 1 lb. Special Grade Tea
25 Pink Trading Stamps with 1 lb. No. 1 Royal Plan-5
tation Coffee . 35¢
White _Wsy Brand Cocktails 25¢, 50¢ and 75¢ bottle
the le ‘33 desir ed, lad notwithstanding .4 St. ,Ltilmen or Msdoc Claret (for Claret unmade).
the advances Which have taken Place all t“0118 Rapport's Em; ne'ér'féii’e'bffi'iiiigiii ..........
the line we shall tiller during the August Sale
. fifil‘ig! and illows at
least 10 per cent. discount. ve grades of hair
mattresses Will run up as big as 25 per
cent. discount.
We shall also have two exceptionally special
offerings of felted, cotton and linter mattresses.
- Boycott: Galley. ROI m.
brig.
A. F. Beckmann 8. Co. '
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS ‘
83 and 85 Washington St. Telephone 1405. .
Rupport's Knickerbocker Beer, case of :4 bottles .
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‘nftcr spending a week as the guest of
ers. Viola Drake.
I The many friends of Clarence Dan-
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in the tennis game. played on the
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sets, the first games of a series.
The “Senora," owned by William H.
Farrell, arrived\yesterday at her
moorings after having been at City
island, where she underwent a thor-
ough overhauling.
Mr. and Mrs. John thinning, of
Stamford. will celebrate the year‘s
anniversary of their marrlage on Wed-
nesday. Mrs. Manning was formerly
Miss Frances Flahorty. of ‘Spring
street.
LTJ’. Ross, of Providence, R. 1., gen-
eral chairman of the rder of Bali-
road Tolegrapheis of t 0 Order of
Railroad Telegraphers of New Eng-
' land, was in Danbnry. Friday, and as-
sisted by B. H. Dunbar, local chair-
man ,lieid an all-day meeting with the
railroad telegraphors in Dbnbury and.
vicinity. In all forty-five men contor-
red with the two chairmen during the
day. t it was stated that the mentali-
ed over munitions pad-that the views
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Mrs. J. Flaherty. of Spring
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son than at any time for many years
.back, according to merchants who are
places of business. Some attribute the
unusual number to the wet weather,
and molscture
everything. The files are here never-
llell Island Club court. Saturday, theithme“. and are making trouble cspe
[tell Island Club defeated the Knobmmy for grocers, and stores and
Club by winning two out ot‘ threcgshom where edlbles arctkept.
‘and Water street.
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Jerry Sepanek has returned to his
position, in Bridgeport. after being
laid It) a week, resulting from injur-
ter- received when the auto that he and
Clarence 1). Smith were traveling in
skidded and struck a curb in Stam-
ford. Both patties were seriously in-
jured to the extent that Mr. Smith is
now in the Norwalk Hospital swith
concussion of the brain and a fractur~
ed skull. Mr. Sapanek being more
fortunate. thnn‘his companion. escap-
ed with several ”cuts about the face
and minor injuries to the body.
the guest of
street,
Miss Mary Fsban was
estcrdny.
Flies are more numerous this sea:
that has pervaded
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The Monroe street Rescue Mission
Workers conducted' the services at
the Salvation Army last night. The
Workers will also hold a meeting
Tuesday and Saturday nights in the ,
Mission room, on Monroe street? also.
open air.meetings on Raymond street
All are ‘lnvited to
attend these meetings.
With August almost upon us and no
sign of an oyster "set" oystermcn are
begzhning to fear that the year 1916'
as far as a “set" is concerned. will re-
sult in about the same conditions as
previous years, since 1904, when the
last good "not" appearetk Thls’sea-
son» oysters have not spawned out
fully. Reports this week showed
some oysteratwere full of Sparta. and Good reliable fancy mixture
it maybe weeks before they tree , unit! $1560 to $30-
themselves. Again. that's-vat" is or ' Good reliable checks bu.
much lower temperature than'fs re- GM "nine 3117‘ from
quit-ed tor t'erttttsinii‘embi-ykoysters. ‘ 315 to $3360; .
mom a fleet" this yenit-wlll-{o And Was ‘1” from
haul at man} oyster-‘shlppsrs in ' 90““ button ‘0' -
liter-tilts ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' *
race—the auto race, horse
rags, yacht race. human race
Attempting . for men to
hunting round—its all in
this store. , '
Good . reliable blue
suits sin to $05.
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wear.- "No wear and tear:
WE Save your
Lawn, Flowers and
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Gar en Vegetables Dar-ye
ing the Dry Hot
HQSB Weather
A. D. MORGAN
122 Washington St: _ So Nor‘walk
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~ Muslin Underwear
Unusual Values "
'Prescnting dainty summer styles in complicit-Ions,
(TOWNS, CORSET COVERS, SKIRTS. Etc, beautifully
trimmed and exceptionally well mat.
They are reduced in price only Danni the collection
‘comprises odd lots and broken sizes. Ilany charming mud-
ds. in every slie are included.
Regular $1.00 GOWNS at. . . . _,..,._""_.“.;’ ..... 79¢
Regular 9:35 and $r.5o COMBINATIONS at ,...g 98¢
Regular 35c Embroidery Trimmed DRAWEIB _-. . . .. 25¢
Children's MUSLIM DRAWERSMI in ..-...E..... 19¢
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