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. FOWNES’ GLOVES ,Summfl' Furs: .... $511519 3.5.5.1.
EAST
’"NORWALK
"31min! Keogh has nemvedirom
M Beach tract to Seaview are
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32.0
F1: wues’ Kid and Sflk‘Gloves
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we 1).. ch in call your atte film] to our compl‘li"c 1"?”
Furmture, Rugs, Mattings, Draperies, Congolenm «Rug:
Linoleums W‘lndow Shades, Stoves, Ranges, Honsetumlsh-
ings, comprising the largest and most complete assortnwm
to be had and at prices flat to be equalled.
$1.00 Down $1.00 Per Week
puts one oi these W
' _ Kitchen Cabinets in you
. home. lhe greatest labor
Complete sets in golden
oak, fumed oak, jacobean
and mahogany finishes
'3'. saving article to he had i
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59; to $3.00 , Sill: Petticoats . . . . 3 to $5.90
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BRIDGEPORT and SO NORWALK
fitted Buckley has accepted a posi— V
in the Neptune Hardware Com- $6 95 to $45 00
,Joek' Byrnes, of Betta Place, has
.Vuinched his boat "May" for the com-
” season.
" A regular prayer meeting of the
fist Avenue M. E. Church was held
’ ”evening. - ;
Ilsa L Franklin, of New York city,
”mailing a few days at her summer
. mung. at Gregory's Point
-' Arthur H. Waldron and Norman
Murmur, of East NOIWalk, hove en~
Isted in the Sixth Company, C. C. A.
Charles A. Brucé of Long Ridge was
. ugliest of his sister, Mrs. Emma .lim-
' mrmn of East waalk, last? Satur-
1 my.
' It will not be long before work will
he resumed on the Community Hall
“Web is being built by the East Nor-
:an lmprovanients Association. The
1 Igor-k was started last fall. 1
The Pastime A. c. will hold a meet-
‘ ing this evening. "Hahn!” “one, one
or its members. is now in the United
' flutes Navy, having been called out
- Ill'lng the early part of. the w.eek
Work on the building of a new
dock at the Colonial Mill which is to
, be occupied by the 1 Hypo Battery
'_ notary started this .morning. The
11mm; will consume some days and
75 New Coats, all new styles. Everything that is new and desirable in exclusive coats for
women and misses. All the new colors ............................... $6 95 to 545‘ 00
a»
. $18111 $35
Dressers and .
Chitioniers
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‘ smart Suits
$10.00. $15.00. $16.95 to $50.00
In oak, Vmbhogan'y, circassian
walnut, white enamel, old ivory,
bird’s eye maple.
The suits they are ll talking about. All the very latest. styles and models, which are found
at the Mintz Store clusively, including the Bischof- Dean models. Prices that start at
$10. 00 m1V$50. 00
Dr V sses and Skirts
2.19, to $26.00
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nnonno
bin 111;] Room
Suites
You will find always something diil'crent' in new Dresses and Skirts at the Mintz Stow at
when it is finished the channel will reasonable prices 1' Hr
"“Ile1deeponed and provide proper i'acill» $48.00 11 $ 4 9.00
’[t tail b' 'l.. ' _._._
“”9 ”“3”" "’01 ’ “a” Our line. of wooo BEDS in all ”KN-1L-
finishes; also BRASS and IRON, ‘ fl
in all the newest designs and
finishes.
“Norwalk’s Always Busy Millinery Store”
I‘M‘ ._._..~1..
$4. 50 to $55. 00
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‘ HEADQUARTERS FOR MILLINERY i
' The Taintor residence at Tel-111111110
. is being renovated for the season.
Nils Zads Dean has been sobering
tram tonsilltls at her Cedar (into home V
Special? For Saturday
300‘ New Shapes on sale. All the latest
B-ABY CA‘RRIAGES
' 'In All .Finishes
. The following pupils": of Rowsyionv ' $12.50 to $35.00
g-Vyygyhgggrrm1111114111tor .1. styles. Shapes to satisiy everybody on sale $.11...
Room ‘l.~—lloleu1 Sturges, traction"
Joseph Bobki, Nina Bonupnin.
' Robin Ill.—~Be‘at1ico Bates, teacher:
to narrow--
. 92.98 111, $21..me
Williams irony. Flank Snulnaittth. , “' V 50¢. 95¢ $1 25. $1 49. $1. 95
[Dorothy Bohupnln, 11 rank Scum, “l' lozi 5' .
tor Scalzi. 1 1. a :. . {1 a;
Room lV.— -.H D. llenmiict, totwhm; ., , 4r . 1 ' '.- . ' .1 .. ‘1
1 John Roski, l-iovd llryan. Silvosior * _ J ' '
' Lockwood, Ruth Varinn, lllii'noh‘e . - 1 ‘ ,1 _. ‘ " . ’ . ‘ 1 .
m... , I. ~ 11 111 ' ~ 1 Man 1 ~~ ..
“Mm. H. H: Hoyt,=of Brooklyn. has rlmme ' a s ' » ”mmnlgs . _
‘ .11 emvisittng hereon, ll.‘ l’. Hoyt. . ' ' .
' Vol' Pino’l’blnt .1 $1‘95 to $15.00 New Hat. Bands ............................ 25c and sec
‘ MtaawHelen Sooilolh, of Now York . _ . _ . ' , New Ribbons . . ........ . ....... ”L ..... :00 'to1 [1.00 .-
3,119.11 m visiting Captain and Mm 'You will find a fine line of Trimmed Flats to select from” N Fl . , 3? a mi
-AndroW1Mllls.oillowayton‘avoniio.' ‘ h w owers """ ‘ """""" ' ‘“5°‘° $1”
Mrs; Jolm Nelson or Mdgoport. at very reasonable prices We “”1150 showtng the p ipW New Fancies .' ......... . . ........... 25c to $1 50
is visiting at her home in I‘ obtained ‘1 , . » . ..... . ' '
_ “may. . French Tailored Hats. ' , , New Children's Hats .. . ................ 69c to $3.501. -,
Contain and Mrs. M, M. "My 11.111
again occupying their llOllStlbflM» in
Ituwnytoh avenue, after 11 few days
ssty’in New Yerk.
Frank'l‘liomnson, who noconmanied ‘
his family to llomegat, New Jersey,
where they will spend the summer,
has resumed his duties at the Green's
Vlloei' lighthouse.
Charles Scoileld, of Rowayton ave-‘
, k, L. 1 \ .
nue. but '9: ‘11 no porch a rall- growers, hove bohghts new nutotruc Wat 1r Ahxunder are quarantined for tie bore this suinmc1.Extenslvo im
, Thomas 80le or Noroton has given moa: ion at, their homo in the Schllchb provemonts will be made between now
:fyand otherwise improving his p rop- up his position In the Yale 8; Towne ing block. uni Sept 1 «When Mr. Underwood m-
V shops. in Stamford ,_ 1 Mrs. h:.l..1‘r.1.1t onlmtained Mr. and. peers to become 11 permanent resident
' ““3”!" ”‘3' F' 3'" Holland have 1111.11.11 N. Mather, the local milk denl- Mrs. E Billingham ano children, and of the town.
9““ their ’IV‘okeneke “WW“? “9 or, is much troubled nowadays with 11 Min T. White and son Martin. of First Selectnioil‘Gcorgo M. V. Sch-
:EFW-“Nndmg' the Wifltw‘l“ rheumatic foot; Sin-mtor‘d,‘Snnday. lichting and Highway superintendent
' 1 ' Misc
o
t hare-e Amounts Opened
department had carts collecting the
winter's accumulation r! tin cans and
other rubbish from collars and buck'
yards, carried to the dump, and
good clean ashes were, collected and
utilized on some of the roads.
m.~_ .
“Has the plumber
a
finished his
. .. _ Hortense Welghmnn ol' the Bertram Shopleigh, the musical come Robert N Greene are planning for an ‘ .. ' a 1‘9.
hobblflmrdnhler a pointer and tieo- Pb'at Rand has left for a stay of sev- poser who has occupied Mrs. ll K.--Uut.01h19r clean “1109611 in Dorian. similar work? ' H “,6 r m an 5""
brim New York, has established orb! months in- Cleveland, 0'. ter's Char-belt Cottage :11 the heights, lo that of last war, 'when the highway Oh' 3"” over ”'0‘ 1’0“” “g0 ”‘5;
-is almost randy Ito leave."—Life
Vet! in business at the Hurst farml Mrs."Wlllinn1 S. Dorerill is stuttering has mom! in Stamford. i
‘1 from an attack at quinsy sore illrouti Winfield Foss and family, who have
at her home on the Post :71:wa occupying one of William 13.111:
Herman Thoele 0!- Ne York city. lahan's
S Arm S Toe
r8. 0'7Dhtili! ‘Bmith, Jr., has been,
' attorneys at her Tokenehe house-*1 on GrOVO Sim at ”1'9 » MWNQQN LAST 1
mg for its‘ opening for m. formerly of this town. spent the week- Heights, has removed to Springdnll‘ .l f;- h Amy card bill-ll Wain
fin is short time and with his parents on the Post road. The Home Bank and Trust company, s 5-9 t 8 time B t a“ g to
M. L Lameron who has con-1T1“! trio children of Mr and bits. will discontinue its custom of opening
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filtbeirSpecifi onsandrequiredfto‘bewomb every
or. he TolVreneke [no for 'the upset
’ mars, has arranged to' re-
the on for the coming season on
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an up‘dnaide
ovate to Greene is' endeavo inr to net the, u
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. 5.3.“, When BlitouyiHSick Headachy, marked dramatic success. Wallace lot of drug
‘ For .3“ Breath
-. . j for an hour on Saturday evening, alter ‘ 1
,‘Msy 1. Instead, the brink Will be open
{or the accommodation 'of patrons who
cannot get in during the day, on Tues l
Vday evenings from 7 to 8. ‘
‘ ' haltvi‘wm Milton some of Grants street.i 1
arrange-:1 with the Lasky Flim.’
shCnEripanv for ilié picturizatlon of his
“The Squaw Man," which has had 11 b
the Squaw Man; which has had a
10'
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Neutralize Urlc
proceed to load your
field will be the lending 1111111 in the
.‘giplctur’ed version.1
Highway Superintendent Robert N.
Vb'ili of the town'shighways He has oil
my“ large signs printed 11nd p0. ed lion;
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16alte1Harmleos to Finch Kidneys and
1 ' Ending Bladder Trouble
When your kidneys hurt and YOU?-
sol: feels sore", don't get neared and
Aeld, Thus
stomnoh with a. _
SR itinerant! 'eblisted mart, becausett‘lliihnhoe will
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