”mum
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‘ are shown here in almost endless
variety. of the most exclusive pat~
terns” $8.50, $7.50, $6.50, $3.00.
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In Batiste, Voiics, Pcplius, Gali-
nrdines, Soisettes, Wash Silks,
Ginghains, Percales and other
goods in plain colors, stripes and
fancy figures.
E. K. BANKS
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
m..- w... ~. M.
WEDDING INVITATIONS, AN-
NOUNCEMENTS AND visrr.
-ING CARDS
16 50. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK
Now
Is the Time to Consider
And Repapering Your Home
HOUSE PAENTIM‘?
Estimates Cheerfully Given
Call us—Phone 1446
J. A. RUBBER
""108 So. Main St. So. Norwalk.
City News
initiator
In All Styles Engraving i
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'i'obuct o (‘0...
lint .-
i.i,’.:§;t'll & .\lc_\'ci‘s
throngli tlicir various hi‘unciics.
contribiitcd s'llmmo in tin- itrti (‘l'tl:~".'
The condition of iiaruiJ llcncdict.
of Clay strcct, tin- >t’\"-‘ll ycar old boy
4 who had Silt'ii a narrow cscapc from
«, idmwninu ycsicrday :ii‘tcrnooii is rath-
a.
, .ngtlinst \‘inccnzo and
. “Stillson-Poweil Corporation 'voliaflt’.
cr scrious.
0d a great tlctil oi \‘-':l‘vl‘i' and it :iil'cch
it‘d his systt‘iiif iic it under int-.l‘tcal
treatment at present and it is hoped
that he will l‘t‘('tl\‘t‘l‘ shortly,
——Jewclry and good watches lllt‘ prc~
feri‘c’tl graduation pitts :it lli'aiitl's
jewelry storn whci'c quality is lliL‘Illt’l'
than the price.
The Elé‘t‘tl'it‘al (‘oinmissioiicrs of
pthe Second i‘istrict livid a incl-tint:
last evening: and di.po<cil of routine
business. Plans for co-opcratioii of
“the various electrical corporations in
the work of installina lill' now orna-
vmentai lighting Sl‘sll‘lll wcrc discuss
ed. ‘
~Steeve mourniiii: balms. O'llricn.
Sunday will lic an unusually‘soic'mn
day in all the churches of thc statc.
Especial cinphasis will bc laid on Na-
tional l‘OCl'lllllllL‘ wcck by tliosc in
charge and in all the churchos the
ministers and primts will council
their young mcu to “no and uphold
the honor of state and nation."
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I Procccdilia‘s been startr‘l
Anna llainato
by Andrew W. Voila for Snflyltiti tialn-
ages. The plaintitt claims that thc
defendant owcs him $2,600. Plltwl‘s
of :tttachnicnt wcrc scrt'cd ycstcrday
have
by Deputy Sheriff Edward ll. lion-
lcns. The case is rcturnahlo to thc
.Supcrior Court. Britlgcpcrt. oil the
first Tuesday of Septciiihcr.
.KODAKS—
CAMERA SUPPLIES
FILMS DEVELOPED
Milslcl‘ iiciictiict s\\':tllo\\*‘
JOSEPH DAVIS
, S; Washington Street
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Hill illitillltiliil
UONNELLY’S iAuto Commissioner Gives
I List Permissible—Home-
; Made Devices—Painting
of Glass Is Also Allowed
Aiitoiiio‘tilc t'tiiiiiii!.~'.»'-‘iici' lio‘tbins
Slowltcl yesterday issued .l list
of itiiill‘tnrll dininifltc lll‘\l“t“r~ which
will in- allow" d tiiidcr the iiww dazz-
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ling hczilliulti law, with \l'iil ilt’t‘tllll'z‘
t‘il't't‘illr‘ till .iill)‘ i.
ll: l’ltiitt‘ ilct'iuctttx, liltitlt' l:-
lci‘t't', :il Stain Hos'ul. ‘
iitit‘lll slit, \tiicn used with It
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53,,
: i t‘dii-
tllc powt‘r bulb at its liltilt'i"t‘ti vol:-
:;:'\=“. \
(‘ot'niuir t'it-ar l.t‘l‘..~', llliitii' by the
t‘oriiiii: tllass Works. Corning, N. Y.
wlicn nsctl with a 2] t'iutdic
l‘lllil at its indicated \oiiacc.
t‘oriiinc Norioi Lens, made by
(‘til‘lliti‘g Glass Works with a '.'l can-
tili‘ powcr itiilh tit its lllillt’ltlt‘ll roll-
all".
(‘tlllllt'llllr‘ l
pcr~l it‘iitillf:
‘i‘mlz
its. llltttlt" by tho Su-
(‘0.. Hill Broadway, ch
agc. .
Frat-tor i.ciis. madc by t‘. t‘rcw Lc-
\'iclt Co, Land ’l‘ltlc liltin,
pliia‘l‘.i.. wilt-ii uscd with 52‘; candi”
powcr bulb at its i'iidicatcti \‘Oiltti-El‘.
hiya: liitl.~. t‘o_,
whcii llscd with
Colin,
power
’i‘orringtoii,
a it) candlc
llillll at its indica’tcd voltagc.
ilcuaiitc Lens, iiiad'?‘ by tho ilcizal'
itc Corporation, Boston, Mass, 'wlicii
uscd with a l3‘Ptllllll0 power bulb at
its indicated voltage.
Mash lb LiSlli:(‘t.lll(‘|‘llll'tilt\i‘, made
by Hamilton & llcimss, ~7l3 Main
strcct, llridrcpoi‘t, (‘onn.. wilcn tis~=‘d
witii an is candle power otilh at
indicated voltage,
Moro—Light l.cns (Ainhcrl, made by
‘l.. E. Smith (llass ("1, Mt. Pleasant,
‘i‘:i.. wlicn tiscti with a 21 cttiidlc pow-
cr bulb at its llltllt‘ttl‘l‘d voltagc.
liorc-ligin Lops tt‘icai'l. inadc by
it‘ll. Finitli Glass (‘0. Mt. Pleasant,
l’a,, when ll'lvtl with a 2i candlo power
bulb at its indicated voltagc.
()fl‘sct Reflector. made or ii. T. Silt-
tci'lcy & (‘o., 23rd and ilaui'i: m Stu,
- . Get YOUR Chandler Now
l‘liiiadciphia. l’a.. wiicn uscd with a
‘ll caudic powt—r biiib at its indicated
‘Ytiliagt‘.
| ()scood i.cns. inado by Osgood Lens
.Q-Supply t‘o.. 1241 30, Michigan arc-i
liilt". Chicano. iti., whcn uscd with a‘
2i \‘it'ltli'Z‘ powci‘ bull) at its ll‘illli‘lilt‘tlt
voltage. ' i
Quccn (‘ut Glass
l-‘lcminstou t‘m Glass-
ton.
dic powcr biilb at its indicated \‘oit-
Lens, iiiadc
('t‘o..
ago, i
Relic-clot: made by thc lland Roi
ficctor Co, Inc. lial‘criiiii, .\i:i>‘s..i
whcn uscd with a 21 candlc power
bulb at its indicated voltage.
I ‘\\'arucr Loin, made by The Warncr-
Low. (To. Hit Fo. Michigan avciinc.
(Tliitago, lil.. when listd with a 15
candic powcr bulb at its indicated
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powcl‘.1
. l which, in View of the character of this great car, has .
made the present Chandler series ,a sensation in all
On and after July lst the price.
the
city. whcu uscd with a Si can-i
till' powcr bulb at its indicatcd roitv‘
l’liiiadci—r
i I IdentiCally. The'
litlit’ilki5\‘ Li‘iis, made by the ilotcli-E
7 . Same Car
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, There is only a-week left.now in whichjto buy
‘ . 1f your Chandler at the present $1395 price,‘a “price
, .. motor car markets.
becOmes . $1595.
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will offer value far in excess of
character.
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There will be no change of any nature
in the Chandler at the advanced price. The
1 present series will becontinued identically.
which some may consider of similar
“See How the Chandler Checks With
‘ .~ High-Priced Cars.” Ask usforthe pamphlet
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Chandler
other cars
After That $1595
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issued under that title. It shows you exactly
how the Chandler checks with the Packard,
Pierce-Arrow, Cadillac, Winton, White,
Stutz, Mercer and Locomobile in charac-'
teristic high-grade features of design and
construction and equipment. Incidentally
it shows, you how other medium-priced
sixes do not check with them.
performs.
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Fit‘lllillfl'
N. .i., whcii used with a if- can-i
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32095
Limousine, 32695
All prices f. o. b. Cleveland
Then let us show you how the Chandler
FIVE ATTRACTIVE CHANDLER TYPES OF BODY
Seven‘Passenger Touring Car. $1395
Seven-Passenger Convertible Sedan (Fisher built)
Four-Passenger Roadster, 31395
Four-Passenger Convertible Coupe (Fisher built) 81 995
VAAST BROS. GARAGE
i7 CHESTNUT STREET, S0. NilRWALK
CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, Cleveland, Ohio
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ending June 30, 1917.
This dividend will be
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South Norwaik Savings Bank
At a meeting of the Board of Directors of
this bank, held this day, a dividend to depositors
was declared at tho rate of four (4) per cent.
per annum from the'earnihgs of the six months
and paid on and after July 10, .1917. _
By order of the Board of Directors,- 1 n fig
ALDEN SOLMANS, President. ~’
. GEORGE L. WOODWARD, Treasurer.
June 11, .
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i In issuing this list oi'dcviccs and or by tipping ‘hc lamp to deflect the
iiappiianccs the department
" part of the
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gnome partially transpalcnt material,
Home Made Devices
. has illtl" rays or by a combination of both. The
catcd in cacli instance the candle department will not recommend any
power of the light which was used in particular dcvicc 01‘ “DDHMCP- ,
tile tcst. and its certificates, to he' The following is the section of Chap-
hereafter i551ied. will be strictly lint-iter 333 of the Public Acts of 1917
ited to the acuai conditions of the: which relates to lights: Every motor;
tests. it is imperative that any device? vehicle. except a motorcycle, shall.1
be properly applied and adjusted andiwhen in operation, during the. period.
the light properly focussed. In mak-Zfrom one-half hour after sunset to
ing this announcement the department 3 one-half hour before sunrise, and
especially calls to the attention of I whenever for.r renders it impossible to
the public the fact that its list proba-isee a long-“distance, display at. least
bly does not include all of the appli-‘two lights on the forward part of
an'ces and devices which will fill tileisut‘ll vehicle, and every motorcycle
requirements of the law and that theiso operated shall display at least one
conditions imposed by the law are 0f;ligllt, which light or lights shall be init
a fixed nature. and that any device, [clear weather be visible not less than,
whether passed upon by the depart-z two hundred feet in the direction int
ment or however applied to any ma-iwiiich such vehicle is proceeding.’ EV-'
chine, provided it produces the re'iery motor vehicle so operated shall
suits required to comply with the testidisplay ii red light from behind, and
prescribed by the 12m. will amteet the“; white light shiill be'so arra’nged as
owner. , to illuminate the rear number plate in.‘
The department is satisfied that tife accordance with the .pr0vislons of
redulrenients of the law can be met section six: Wherever there is not
by the application of several‘home sufficient light, within the limits at
made adjustments. For examplé. brittle traveled portion of the highway.
etching or covering the glass front or‘td make all vehicles, persons or sun.
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Ithr'ow sufficient light ahead to
front lotzeach lainujfifitbr slantial ‘bbiects clearly visible within W w you Some m
a distance of at least one hundred and
fifty feet, the forward lights which a
motor vehicle is required to display
shall, when the vehicle is ill motion.
Show
any person, vehicle or substantial ob-
ject upon the roadway straight ahead
of the, motor vehicle for a distance of
at least one hundred and fifty feet
worth nd Robert Friedlander, both
shall be so arranged that no dazzling
rays or beams of reflected light, from
it or from any reflector, shall, at any
time, berriorc than three and one~hntfg
feet above thieTg-r'oii‘nd bu a level ‘roadf
at a distance of 75 feet ahead of suchi
Infants—showers i.
Thousands testify
Horlizckis‘
' ‘ThéOrigmal "
, Malted Milk
' Upbuilds and sustains the body
No Cooking or Milk required
Used for V3 ‘ofa Century
vehicle, and such lig
cicnt to enable the operator of the
motor vehicle to 590 any person, vc~
hicio or substantial objcct upon thc
within it) fer-t on cacti side of the mo-
tor vchicle. t.\'o spot light light shall
be used when another approaching ve-
hicle is in sight, except when pro-
iecting its rays on the ground at a
distance not exceeding 30 feet in front
of the vehicle using such spotlights
and to the right of the center of the
highway. -
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NEEDLEWORK NOTES.
p0 not. darn a. bath towel.
such a towel shows signs of a hole
loosen the tension of your sewing
machine, and with lengthened stitch
run it back and forth across the tow-,
ei.
prolongs the life of the towel.
Have you seen the new handker-
cliiefs made with a wee pocket at one
corner, in which, each morning, a
fresh powder puff is placed for the
day's needs? . It seems so cleanly and
fastidious thus to replenish the pow--
der supply every. day, and certainly
the handkerchief is a logicaland con-
venient place to keep it. ; ‘ 7
If you are making a skirt or waist
with plaits or tucks innit, hymen-
llt silall be sufli- ing them into place before basting
When,
This makes a neat repair and-
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lllt‘lll, l’in them in two or tince places
'and press Will a cool iron, removing
lthe pins as you come to them. it isn
When an easy matter to basic the
‘plaits or tucks exactly in place.
“ WAS STILL SORE 0N GRETTA.
‘ i have a little neicc azcd four and’
a ncpbcw aunt eight. They had a.
flittln quarrd before being put to bed.
Each had to rcpeal his evening pray-
‘cr. Linn repeated as he had been
taught. Then added. ”Don't bless
Gretta, God, she ain't no .good."—-—
Cleveland Leader. ‘
STOPPED HIS BACKACHE
.Kittnell, Miss, writes: “I used three
one dollar bottles of Foley Kidney
Pills when I was so sick I hardly
could stay on. my engine. My back
achéd all the time: my.kidneys acted
sluggish; dull headache; felt sleep?
all-the time; nervous; had to rise six
to eight times each night. Foley Kid-
ney Pills cure me." They strengthen
the kidneys so they can filter out or
the-blood the uric acid and other pol-
lona that cause thematic pains, back-
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George Lawrence, railroad fireman.
who, still joints and sore muscled—~3-
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