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satisfaction that
heat
leaves our yards.
Whether for cooking or heat-
ing purposes, a ton of our
coal will give a good account
of itself. Lay in a supply of
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Harris & Gans
Water St. South Norwalh
, WEATHER FORECAST.
t Forecast nor Norwalk and vicinity:
Illnsettled tonight and Tuesday. prob-
'nbly local showers. Weekly forecast
{or North Atlantic States: The
weather will be overcast, with proba-
bly local showers and normal temper-
ature the first hall of the week. The
latter half of the week the weather
'will be generally fair and warm. A
disturbance which is central over Up-
per Michigan is 'causlng unsettled
weather in the central an'd eastern dis-
tricts. Scattered showers have oc-
curred durlng the last 24 hours in
nearly all districts east 0! the Rocky
Mountains. The temperatures con-
tinue high from Kansas eastward to
l’ennsylvanla.
WEATHER 'A YEAR mo
TODAY. _
Temperature: Low, 70; high,
88. Showers.
' CIWJEWSa
The Ridgefleld-Danbury jauto 'bus
has discontinued its service between
Ridge-held and Danbury.
Oiiicers of the Farmers' Club, in
Greenwich, have decided that it will
be well to postpone the annual picnic
of the club indefinitely, because of the
infartile paralysis epidemic;
Automobillsts are not obeying the
motor Vehicle law which says that
every motor vehicle shall stop at least
ten feet to the rear of a trolley car
receiving or discharging passengers,
according to information received by
the police.
The new concrete bridge spanning
the stream at Maplewood, on the
‘Danbury-Norwalk state highway, has
been completed and is open to traillc.
The bridge, which is M reenforeed
' (oncrete construction and has sub-
stantial concrete sides, was construct-
ed by D. Sanford Osborne. ot ' Red-
ding. tor the state highway depart-
ment ‘
--People who need glasses, be sure to
get eyes tested by a reel eyedoctor.
and prescription tiled or lenses dupli-
cated at Brand‘s. The only right and
the cheapest way for everyone. ask
tor lease checks; aim you over so
per cent serials. 8!
Cash 66.7%
i
’ Mass, has returned to her home after
i
Mr, and Mrs Frank Hobbs and
daughter Harriet. at Brooklyn, N. 1.5
spew the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Hill I. .0! I“.
W. H. Bying'ton, oi Belden avenue,
A dinner was given last evening at,
the Country Club in honor of the birth-j
day of Miss Harriet.
and John a_ Duly, or Watson. Ct.‘
were married Saturday afternoon.
Upon their return from a wedding
trip they will reside in ‘Norwalk. The
bride is a daughter at William J.‘
Foster. at Reed street, and a popular
young lady in this citY.
1
Commodore James M. O'Brien. of
Crescent Terrace, has returned from
a few days visit to Boston.
Misses May and Gertrude Keane.
who have been guests of Mrs. Robert
0. Mitchell, nu Hill Road, have re-
turned to their home in Bethel.
.. Chester Meeker, 0! Reed street.
entered upon a twos weeks vacation
from his duties in the l-‘alrneld Coun-
Miss- Hobbs 4 ty National Bank, this morning. Ken-
left today for Canaan, Conn., wherelneth Keith of Westport. returned to
she will spend a two weeks vacation. his work in the Wall street institution
Miss Fletcher Devlne, of Boston,
spending a month with Miss May De-
vine, of Tierney street.
Captain Victor W, Ferris, with the
Diik, and E, W. Pitch and Jesse M.
Ferris of South 'Norwaik, Dr. C. 1. Per-
ris, of New York, and Percy Ferris, or
hos Angelos, California, as his guests, I
started Saturday on his annual cruise
to Block island, where.a week will
be spent.
P_ J. Kearney, James Cassldy, James
Haugh, Michael Carew and James1
Manner, of this city. visited Green-f
wich yesterday, where they witnessed
thirty one candidates initiated in the
third degree of the Knights of Colum-
bus. ,
J
Judge Vosburgh, oi the Second Dis-
trict Court, is enjoying a short vacar
tion from his Judicial duties, which
are now being taken cans of by Judge
Edward M. Lockwood ot the uptown
court.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Evans-kl, of
is Bayview avenue, are celebrating to
day the tenth anniversary of their
wedding. I ‘ “‘
Miss Rose Kessier of 15 Kim'street
ldt today for Cleveland, where she
will attend the wedding of her cousin,
Br. 3. Quittner. —8tamtord Advocate.
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‘: Krunach & Bach '
r Shoningor
1 Gordon
1 Christie & Son
1 Raven & Bacon .
335.90 AND up
Studwell Piano Co.
39 No. Main St, So. Norwalk
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lulu-t
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n'fifl‘.
this morning. after having enjoyed
a two weeks vacation, previous.
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Miss Julia Fitzgerald and Miss Nel-
lie Malloy of New London, Conn,
who have been visiting with Miss Mar.
garet Claven. 0! Connecticut avenue,
have returned to their homes. -
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James Shields, of the Glendenning
lPharmacy. started this morning on a
weeks vacation which he will spend
in the White Mountains. '
Master Leighton Nutting and Miss
Harriet Sherman were the winners
in the lucky number dues held at the
Knob Club, Saturday evening. '
Miss Bertha Tackle, and Joseph
Tos'ser. of ‘Norwalk, were married
Saturday, by the Rev. Gabriel Dokul,
at the Hungarian Reformed Church.
. —— l
Miss lrene Baker is spending a
weeks vacation from her position in
the cities or Keogh and Candee, in
Massachusetts. “if I .,m’l
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kemerick and‘
Mr. and Mrs. William Moore enjoyed,
an automobile ride to Danbury. yes-
terday. c‘w -
Edward Gilbert, of Fair street, the1
well-known butcher is seriously ill at
his home. 1"
Harry ii. Eisworth, of New York
City, spent the morning in this city .
on business. _ .s' H
Miss Catherine Wine, of Dorohos-
ter, Mass, is visiting with Miss May
bovine. or Tierney street.
' .l. irving Dibble has returned to his
home on Bayview avenue utter spend-
ing a t‘ew days in New York City.
—
James Tierney. ot the Norwslk
Boot Shop, started today on a weeks
vacation. '
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59c
Bungalow Aprons
Figured ,Percales, Checked Gingham.
and Plain Chambrsys, trimmed with plain
colors to match. Buttons down side.
front or back, with pocket or belt
.Aprons with elastic-band at‘the waist _
59c and‘ 75c
J. I. MALLETTE
ANDREW DAVEYINC,
Each
FLY PAPER—Tangle Foot. always catches
IIOIOCOOOOCCOIOO'o-usss-sosasso-s
Bo“le we‘lnsnlfiololl0""'l
ovolselee
carriers, each
.s-.--..
carriers, cash .........
FLY RIBBONS, neat and sure
ATLAS CEYLON TEA, best iced tea . . .
,ratbs.oRAN.sUGAR‘.. .....
m... .. 98 Washington St. 5:3,,” '
410 So. Norwalk 321%...
C. N. DISINFECTANT, 25c bot. cut to 19¢
FLY SWATTERS, will not scratch finest furniture.
5 Double Sheets in Sealed Pkg. 8¢
PEROXIDE and WITCH HMEL, prevent infection,
PETERM'AN'S DISCOVOOD, destroys roaches and
need-sells.-
PETRMAN’S ROACH FOOD, destroy roaches and.
stone--
ARMOUR'S GRAPE JUICE, 16 oz. bot. . . a 206
)5 lb. 30¢
ATLAS CATSUP, best for cold cuts; 16 02. hot. 13¢
, $1.00
7cakes evenness): soap 25¢
7 Boxes awn up narcnss 25¢-
10¢
10¢
.. 2 for 5¢
mm (mm Allen, of New can on?
stxhurst, of Main street.
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Miss Elisabeth Reth. oi Pennsyl~
vania. is visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
'l‘ ,0. Gillian. of Spring street.
.Ot’iii.FHNn i? Imogen Me..@n¢oez:i. 2
Miss Elizabeth St. John. of 8 Divis-
was a week-end guest or Mrs. 0. W. ton street, Dsnbury, is spending her
vacation at Dorlon's Point, Norwalk.
~ Miss Minnie Janes
berta Twiss are spending two weeks
at Tompkins Cove, N. Y.
and Miss Al-
, it offers the human voice in all ranges, it will even t'eli
‘funny stones-and tell them very well!
Ralph Baldwin, has returned from a here, it was learned today. A:
pleasant trip to Providence, R. 1. ~ ‘
MANAOIR CONSIDINE DEAD.‘ ‘
NEW YORK, August 7.—-George F.
Considlne, once manager of famous for a tenant. under the imp
boxers, including Jim Corbett and Kid that Sentinel classified advent-id
McCoy and a former stakeholder at EXPENSWE. FOR ,0“? Run ‘
big ring contests, is dead at his home i PENSE ‘3 1° 0W“ tenantless m
Howumu's
Entrance on Main St, Fairfield Ave, Cannon 5t.
Bridgeport. Conn.
Monday. Apgust 7, r
Victrola as
summer companion
The $25 Victrola is a splendid traveling companion ?'
for summer. it
8
It will go to the country home, to the shore cottage,
even to the camp beside the lake or stream, and prove its
worth time after time when evening shadows fade into
cool darkness. ‘ t
_ it will offer diversion after a tramp, it refreshes follé
tired by an unusually stenuous dav.
'~ .
if youn’gfolks wish they were able to enjoy
—-there is Victrola all ready to furnish the music.
What more could be asked? .
Finer Victrolas in the home while away ;lnany a
summer evening hour that might otherwise drag. "
a dance
One may sit in the coolness of the veranda and enjoy
the music that comes through the open winudow. Orr
rainy evening, when nobody feels a bit like reading, Vic— ,
trola is ready to entertain and delight. "’
Yes: \‘itrola is desirable at all seasons—but iii 1*
seems as though it had wider range of pleasure-giving it! . .
summer. t l i
'Altvays Victrolzr furnishes the sort of music you pres l-
fer. It is not limited. It plays every musical instrument :
Victrola at $25 may be purchased on an initial pay- ,l
ment of but one dollar; balance is paid in monthly ‘
amounts of but $2. ' .f,
The fine $100 Victrola is to be secured on first pays L.
ment of but $lo and monthly payments of $8. '
“'ondert'ully easy to get;
thoroughly enjoyable to ’
possess. . .-
Of course, all records for .Victrola are ready here.
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The Howland 'Dry Goods Co;-
Front basement. . ‘ "
stricken with mastoidltls on '- j
and did not survive an operation?”8
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