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_ Nothing addsaomudito the attractlvellns of '
Soon In every 110050 P31" home. the beauty of your furniture. rugs and (1139319: m m M!
a fill each big room will be and cuts out as much drudgery as do ram
HARDWOOD FLOORS.
’1 just glacial till the furnace
l in. are lighted and aglow, 7
”and in every humble dwell-
’ jag then the cold will be
. We have them in Oak, Maple and Birch. both in ver-
ticle and flat grain and guarantee grade in every particular.
We want to show them to you whether you are build-
ingneworyustreplacingan old soft wood floor. You'll
never appreciate their real value until you have tbm. Let
us show you samples and talk it over.
The Halch E: Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
., . Our Specialties_CMD. , _ B“ a
BM"!- 3- P. S. Paint. wt Stun“! ShmElel. v
GAZETTE BLDG. NORWALL
Note Our Prices for Fruit Jars
Ideal, pts. or qts., doz. S9c—Wide Mouth, pts. or qts., doz. 650
The Genuine “Lightning", pts. 90c, qts. $1.00
Jelly Glasses, two shapes, tin tops, 24c-29c
Jar Rubbers, doz. 10c, 3 for 25¢ *
Fruit Labels, pkg. ..
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
A most interesting and successful
practice shoot. of the Norwalk Rifle
Club. was held. Saturday afternoon,
when about thirty members assembled
at the City Hall. at one o'clock. where
they took automobiles for the South
Wilton range. During the week the
new regulation targets arrived from
the War Department. Special com»
mitttes were appointed at the last
Ilitrt‘ll'tfl who had everything In work.
ing condition at the range on the ar-
rival of the. members.
The shoot was in charge of the
range officer, C. Jackson White, wit\
Lieut. Commander Minion as instruc-
tor, who, after the shoot, stated he
compelling. and the water in
.un .
its course: cease to flow. For
the Summer’s swiftly slip-
ping and the frost will soon
be nipping but the man
who‘s bought his coal need
i “have no fear. Every home
will need a bin full—though
the cost is something sin-
_._.._.
The Only Loglcal Place
{9" You to buy your fall and winner hats, is at “The Paris."
First the styles are right. second our prices are lower than
Mason Jar Tops, doz. ................ 25c
.coos-aonosI-UOI 5c
Jelly SealerS. I00 osonnet-IOUDIOJLILO’OV 5c
. i ful—but ’twill fill you win- any store in town. We court comparison. It is easy for you was very much surprised at the good
i ter full of .0 and chee to convince yourself. Come and save money. work done by the men. owing to the CatsuP C0rks. doz. 6c Parowax, lb. cake ........... 9c
. J y r- fact that this was only the second .
Fruit Presses ...... 25c Jelly Bags toe—25¢
shoot of the club with the service ri-
fle. Every member is heart and soul
1‘“ this work. and there is no doubly,
lander the careful instructions of the}
range officer and the instructor, that a
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CLOAKS me P ARI S MILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
SOUTH NORWALK’S FASHION CENTER
THE
FERRIS COAL
' Pan Shaped Tin Catsup Strainers 100
1
some surprising scores will be madei _
E: C()MPANY in ”it? near “flute. The bliOOIlng done ‘I fl~_-»—'V£;A‘—- MW” 7 7—— W ‘ V v- r ‘7 _ ‘ V V 7-- ‘A— ’7‘”, —v' 7777/" r —V“ ‘ V —
Saturday was five shots 't nd' nd [Pfls PAR". 9 O .0. o O O o o 6 o e O o o o o o o 0 o 0 0
5 ‘ S five sitting at two hundield.ya:dlf :nd is}. ’08 .0 ”O”9”.”6“o”o°’:”e”:”o”e”:”o”o”o”0.333.909.0’992’0’399”
E: " SHOULDngsgg‘ls ‘0'. Tuesday five shots prone, at three lllilldht’d} a. O to“
i; R B ‘ CHOPS ....r-.......~........ 20¢!~ yards. with the following results: I cum “MSE RoBBfn ,0
it. i LglNVl‘i’AEIACHgPS..........l................,' 22¢ l I f & t.
if, i LC OPSWW ' '— _ . , -
E; HANDIHEAT 1 NATIVE TOMATOES ....... III 3%? ii 'i’ is: a: :1: (“ontinued from First Page). 3: O O 3
g», “ NATIVE CORN ,,...... .. . . ...... I“. . V. V. ‘4 E. i I o s u
i. OUTFIT . worsnusrous . . . f ‘* . ' 25¢ ‘3“? F: :5‘ z a me on... ma upon the ma. no}. The Leadin Milliner Store in Norwalko
a a a 40¢ } i . z
.3, . .... ............. e. cunt tn m N i“ {he turnedhoger htilde billstauddepwie 00 O
i i ... :- ..7 ; ,)p0t~l wtic e a trans erre roux _ ;
COMPLETE I Beers meat and PI'OVISIOH CO. E. i?" E, '. line bag to his qpoclilet in lb:1 nieahn- 0:: - "' o
‘ ~- 7- ' ltime. ()flicer emit . watc ng t e
(a Store") 5 5!: ' ' transaction became suspicious of the 3 OUR SHOWING OF .:
25c 6 NORTH MAIN ST- 13 MAIN ST ’1‘ . L actions of ihe man. and after he had .9 . O
. South Norwalk. Phon NDI'W . l ' t-n mired of Rev. Carroll regarding the! . . .8
', e 1180. ilk. Phone 38!. i ‘ Ideiails of the case. arrested FOX be: 8 z
sir ttittnoiit nistiit. = ‘ ‘““‘ -------- “ ‘9 ‘9 W} W“ a If CW 3 ll mg a S’
‘: t ‘ ‘ — .,_,._. M __ White ............ 14 18 3 47 2 station. '10 more was round in au' 0 0
E; i llrlrtrs ......... ll 19 H 47 2Oneida pocketh of the man's carat. th é. ‘ - .3
e ‘ ' . . .. in (will! i is morning. an‘ o 0. ~ It,
Cl.“ d Pi] Sperry & Barnes Hams . 23c lb :i‘lleiir ........19 is 9 46 alpoiioo officers last night, tox con-i {18 Most Remarkable. A“ the Popular}.
r l or armacy’ . , . ;Ihilcox ........... 12 an l‘.‘ H t . leased limit ht; Latin served “if Wmiozo e I
i z.‘ . ...... . 3 - , i S' S n r t 9 same it t‘nSl' as.
. , Swrits Premium Hams - . 23c lb n w! -~ .. 19 I; 4. ri.;:.."::,.,....t..§ W... .....,..,..,.;..Colors and Shapes are to be found here.
So M .. i o
. m and Ehzabe‘h S". «h id st k “guru." """"" :6 17 ‘ 41 6 lie tunic no Illll‘llllll in iii-tend lllmr‘l‘if‘.:. .0
Z "Am“ --------- 5 H 15 4‘ “Am court. but in fact seemed to be
P1103” 8334532 b 0" er ea - " ' 140 lb »t.itut. Minion ..... it ll 16 41 slruilwr boastful about bit: has! per! 3’ 1.98 to 4.98 t:
. “ I " " Iv loruiflnct‘fi. “‘Q‘TC‘ l)! a “'6 nillulk‘ ‘0. .
small Le s S n L "' ‘Mmmn ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 10 1| 1" M I J i . \' ‘burgli louud the prisoner“ :
.___...._.___.,_.A _h_‘__»__‘__ g P “g amb - 260 lb ,::l'uliiiiltl;(‘ ......... l.'l i2 1.". 35 ‘iogilfi “if; a firm” Mamm “mm :3. .r _.__,. W .3
9 ~ ‘ (‘illuis ..i:l 16 'l 36 9,‘l,hlt0'l)1lfltl§, in the Si‘piclllbcr trrm e o
, Dorlon House SChullze S Sallilaly Markels J. Keogh ......... 13 it 9 36 9‘0l Jllw tigmmai Court. dt H .‘ 2.3. Shenand W00l sweaiers ‘1’
s ' oh urns. committc 0 mt Lil‘-
s I , 33 wafihlnflton St. South Norwallr. Bishop ' """"" 13 14 5 35 10 ‘ port Jill for thirty days, a short time 08‘ o
. (e... B i . . . z .. 7 98 t 12 oo
,-. . g ry ou evar ) 39 Main St. Nam : ' ll I J 13 3‘ lllugo, by Judge \osburgh. for vagruiicy, .. ' . o . .
‘ l (e East Norwalk i ' illllworlh ......... 12 13 l 34 1) i is in a serious condition in the Park 1% O .
. . ~ - D. ....... (,‘iiy institution. and local authoriiea‘ . . ‘ '
3,.“ RE "°“’ ”E" : l.~'.."‘:§;’::.. ‘2 .2 ‘1 31m We? 3 Silk Fibre Sweaters 4 98 to 12 00 x
DINNE ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ """ *‘ ‘ lit in lil . prison. Burns will be brought: 0 e C
XGI‘NDS OF EESAAND ALL l.lutlnel ........... 7 7 9 28 14 i toOXorwalk for a short time, but unlit... 9..
FOOD it‘, .u. lioppel ...... 0 13 5 18 153M shipped to Hartford as soon as {ooznzuzo0:00:ee:uzuzoe:oe:w:»:»:«:oe:«:«:«:«:«:«:«:»:«:o¢:»:d
COOKED TO ORDER. "C .1) mm.“ 4 4 3 ll 16,rtrrangemenla can be completed with. . _ _ ~ _ _ u A‘_'*_‘
’ . ‘ """" tine capitol city charity authorities. i " "A ' ‘ "' '
mm” ~ 3 3 6 10 17I Word reached Norwalk headquarters; speaker thereof. In the opinion 01’
'Phone 410
the colonel and his friends the belief
no longer exists that it is necessarr
to be a laser by profession in order
point to the manner in which Mr. Web-
__§liist evening, that the Stamford po-i
i - .
. . ‘llt‘t‘ had arrested a colored man in
i M' A' 1" “Mk w” m“ ““m Ioriibat city, who iii the time of his ar-.
the afternoon. with C. Jackson White} rest was riding a girl's wheel which:
M. SliTiillllilcs l
The following is from the Hartford,
JOHN a. O'SULLIVAN. Prop.
Telephone Call 720. ‘
. , 98 Washington St.
ATLAS FARMS
South Norwallt
PEERLESS COFFEE
r It TT and i". F. Briggs close followers with l he [med had b9“ ‘08an ‘0 Mm ”L'rtmou r em a -
" We Are Now Paying BU ER “The Best Coffee You ‘ ~ h ' la Norwallt resident. Upon lnveslln“ .. 0 rd y' i point to the manner in whih Mr. Web—
“Positively the Finest But Eve D k" :mnn) m er ‘00“ “ONE During themon 1‘ “'35 found that V9“ Fiemming.j Former Senator Lester.0. Peck 0" titer of Harwinton who was classified
3 ' r tin aftc noon , M _ ' ’. . ‘ R d . i ’
m I r Captain onman and 01 Raymond gum had lent the man ed ing has not exactly announced , as a farmer m the omcial roll 0’ meme
ter Produced"
35¢ lb. M 'b'
3
so S&H Stamps Free
‘Lieut. Bradford. of the local recruitfl the machine. Neil was ignorant how- his candidacy for the democratic:
werfof the he, that the colored gm“: nomination for congress in the bets. tilled the office in 1913 to provo
'that it is not essential that a man
' t
.ing Office paid the members it visit"
' ' lenian arrested iii Stamford, carried F ,
ourth district but it is evident from should be technically learned in tho
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innit cach rendered valuable services ~
1 led un of no small ro rtions.
“ oat g p p0 his attitude that he will accept it if law in order to conduct roccedlngt
was held on the charge of carrying he is the choice of the congressional p
13c lb. for Rays
If You Phone 441
or send postal. Old autos
Whil‘h WPN‘ very much flpvmcinted.iabout his person, for which act he;
and feather beds a specialty.
No canvassers.
ll. Eilron Coal (20., Inc.
‘3 Rowan St., East Norwalk
Normanna Olive Oil - - 100 can
Any Size
|and both made several good scores. ‘
z A meeting of the citib will be held.
{this evening. at the (‘ity Hall. ai‘l
ieiplt o‘clock. at which time arrange-i
intents will be made for another shoot.
'to be held next Saturday afternoon.
concealed weapons.
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WIllMllil tins
tilt intuit DISPUIE
attending the process of law making.
Twenty years previously the chair
was occupied h’y another Litchiielil
county man who was not a lawyer, but.
who did not fail to win the good will
of the house by his ability as s. parlia-
mentarian and his fairness an a pres-
The senator hail served
. in both branches of the general:
assembly. The Stamford Advocate:
‘ls authority for the statement that.
Farmer Congressman Jeremiah Dono-i
van may be before the. contention for.
convention.
|
.fi 9‘" r on Labor D” ”‘9 club will hold a a renomination and it is well known
' “ THE PERFECT FITTING S Y t d 1 Ad shoot. at whlch time all members will {um Former Secretary of sum mm iding official—Isaac w. Brooks of Tort
: CORSET ee es er ay 8 . _ ondt‘Mor to qualify as marksmanu‘fi [Continued from First Page). {Phillips of Stamford would feel that rington, who was it banker.
in THE NU BONE which “m be the first score to be "L —— the was within measureable distancei
Perfect fitting because
Made to measure.
l MR8. LILLIAN REYNOLDS
East India Tea Co.
ported on to the War Department. All
members are requested to be on hand
this evening. as many matters of im-
hcirs disputed the claim.
in the hearing before the commis-
sioners. the claimants were represent-
a
,0: the goal of his political ambition ir‘
he were selected by the democrats of".
Ithe district as their candidate and if‘
Wlmu f
“ Winfield Street 5- "0"." i . ed by Attorney John ll. Romme, At-
, ' Phone 1241.5 immnce “”1 be °°“"‘d“"d‘ torney Keogh of Keogh & Candee. ;. their choice was approved by a majorl-l
‘ South Norwalk, represented the ad- ty. or even a plurality. of the voters;
ministrator and the other heirs. in-i \ W~
I‘el.37l 125 Washington Street
r
Brass and Enameled Beds
We have a splendid line of Metal Beds in a]
1 sizes, in-
cluding the very popular Twin Beds. ' »
ISCHlllli—lillll its
tail ttttti Bill
(Continued From First Page.)
shell clams were served for luncheon.
The menu was as follows:
Steamed Round Clams
Brown Bread White Potatoes
cluding the sons. Herbert. Randolph
and Francis.
father “like it dog." while the other
heirs made like. accusations against
the claimants. The commissioners
finally found that the claimants. James
and Grace Wiiimott, were entitled to
$3,120 for their services. The admin-
iatrator immediately took an appeal.
Then the claimants succeeded in hav-
ing the 'Probate Court give them an
order to sell the real estate in Darien. ‘
about 34.000 in value. The adminis-
trator appealed from this also, and
The claimants testified_
that the other heirs had treated their‘
.of the district next November. i
i Fulton‘s American Band, of Water-
ibury, will give a concert, at the real.
. Republican primaries will be held in 'dGDU‘ of George E. Boyd, on Saturday
is" the towns of Connecticut on Thurs- afternoon, August 26th. at 3 o'clock.
«day‘evening at which time delegates AdllllSFlon, including light refresh-
Will be chosen {001M statnczco'nngrengen‘s. fifty cents. The concert promo
!:::::L runatornl ““d EMA” C"Jainism to be a real musical treat for all
‘ ' iwh-fi attend, as this band, comprising
some fifty places, is one of great mer-
The Bridgeport Sunday PC“ says; tit, and its programs have won praise
“In the congressional campaign, Where.t‘rotn musical critic's wherever it has
:Bridgeport plays a prominent part, itipla} ed, The proceeds will be. devoted
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has: on them at your res- :I THE BEST OF WOVEN SPRINGS, MATTRESSES Corn 1 Sweet “mm“ both cases were and sun are pendingil°°k5 my much as “mug“ ”‘8 “‘0‘... the um... or hildren‘s books
mugs. . AND PILLOWS. €1,332“ in the Superior Court. Norwalks‘ would be lined up again, Jcr-l ‘ the “W.“ Lib c
. Sandwiches Bread A few days ago. the heirs decldl'll‘emiah Donovan on the one hand] °r ‘ n m"-
Soft Shell Crabs Lobstei‘s that it WW” be well to try to adjust , against the present and Republican en-l
C UCH HAMMOCKS Relish the man" rather $118.3 to 31,933 mte ‘ cumbont from the Fourth district Ell-i Try El Sentinel “'ant Adv.
‘ entlr'e esate or it ga on. so 8 a -; . ' . ( .
_ . I Beets Dessert Pickles torneys were called into consultationér enecer J. Hill. There is a faction pf: L 1 is
1 . . and it was agreed that James an .Democracy in Bridgeport that woud, . ‘
8 Reed & VOIk For the lawn or sleeping porch from .. $6.00 up “mum” cm" ICHOId Drinks Grace mum“ should take 0",, u... ‘ ”y in every way m defeat Donovan.“ F H 7
For a while everybody was busy real “me' ”1““ at about u'Ooo'momination. They may be successful eet « ' u! to
Electrical Co.
firmly Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
. In the Town
yam SUPPLIES
2 .___.._—
80 '80. Main u. l | o o - . .
. 5—50 ' l and Daniel iPo'e‘L put may“, best JUMPED FROM HOSPITAL This has caused much trepidation.l
«walk, Music HI“ Edit 1 ays , a V6 ‘86 In elects to make this afgair a success. - WINDOW. lparticularly among the Office-1101111118; .
‘ and they exceeded beyond their hopes. —_ ’ crowd.
:‘tsuaat is delinquent andi
RAYMOND 8t SON
Wall Ch. High Sis. Funeral Directors Norwalk
‘ H. Ferris, Vice-Commodore John Ash-
storing away the feed. but after din-
ner. the Danbury String Orchestra
gave a concert and rendered vocal
selections. Many of the party joined
in the singing and a lolly good tinio
resulted.
The committee composed of
lea
worth. Augustus Klein. George Clarll
At a late hour those present dispersed.
and all agreed that they bad the. finest
when they had paid over to the
administrator of the estate the sum
of $1,300, the basis for which was
$900 for the costs of the litigation and
$400 to distribute among the other
heirs. James and Grace are to assume
all other expenses against the proper-
ty and the estate.
. W
NEW HAVEN. Aug. 2}.-l-‘n.neeseo
Deposits. aged 60. a patient, Jumped
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in the preliminaries, inasmuch as some. —
widely known gentlemen have been? ”1°gina‘1imihfi 3:“ ER:
gmentioned for the nomination who' you instant a“ and . .
l have much support. There is Joseph correction. Come in and let us ex-
; H. Whitcomb, former state senator, to plain this wonderful new method.
iwhom Democrats from all over the
icounty have been asking him to run.
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Colonel Bob Eaton of North Haven
t
one-imam-
timo . .
become a Sentinel class“ "it...“ from a third story window of St. Ra- expects to come back to the house for Keeler!s Shoe Slow
an. I Sauna! "Wants” bring manila. phael'lrfioanltal today.andwutllled. the amnion of 1917 and to be the ‘ _ . I ~
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