“A! .
In Ruthie, \‘oiles, Popltns, (“vib-
Nines, Soiseltcs, Wash Silks,
Ginghams, I’erenlcs and other
goods in pliiitiwolors, stripes and
giant-v ligttrtu.
E. K. BANKS
Mnhackemo Hotel Block.
(tum-ts 112111 1‘- lunar.- “3.1.;- Gap
.m- lming t-atcrtainmi
G. Warn-11 Brodie; oi lira-icy sheet.
'11:.-
Sclectmau Oscar Blltll as sum-twis-
South Norwalk. “If national policy deprees that . y “d ‘ ‘ _ w , l‘- L‘ ..
'——... there be a big increase in the "”3 run ”1"” “0-1- ”1 “1 l'l‘tl
' _ acreage of our crops. then the Parish.
‘ JULY RECORDS nation as a whole should assume » _
18295—J‘All the World Will Be the risk incurred."- ~Asst. Secre Rev. Charles ‘\" llurt 35 spending
tary of Agriculture, Vroomnn.
Let everybody do his bit.
Here are the Overalls. And
when the work is over, here
Mrs. \ antler
ot' .‘lrs.
several days out of town.
bilt Godfrey is the guest
during his absence.
Jealous of Me. " “That Girl of
Mine.”
18293— “My Own Untted States.”
“We’ll Never Let Our Old Flag
Emile
Pall.” . .
74515—“Simple Confession," 131- are the conjeCt busmess suits the «Georgctown section. who sustahu
man. and everyt‘hmg else for men S ed a broken back in an automobile
. wear. ,a'2cibcnt last wick, is still alive at the’
DONNEL‘L’Y’S American suits, made on D-“nbur-V 11°59‘11”-
' Amencan Ideas out Of A good sum 11 .1-. realizr d for the‘
l
16 50‘ Main St“ American fabrics. Red Cross \\ ork as the tesult oi the en-
SOUTH NORWALK Fine blue serges’ half lined ltertainment ginn under too auspltes
$20_ Good domestic home. ‘of the Xorf‘cld Thimble club in the:
. "’W‘ "“—"' "‘”"""'"'1 sports $15 . town hall Monday evening.
. , . ‘ ____~__ ‘
' NO‘V Fancy CheVlOtS and many t The Norlield .liuprot‘vmcnt assocla,
Is the Time to Consider 'ittractive mixtu 1’88 $15 to ltion will niyc a dance in the town hall '
And Repapering Your Home $32 50- on Tucsday owning. July 3, at which
HOUSE PAINTING I :timc the StcrlingM'cllnitz orchestra of
Estimates Cheerfully Given Rogers & Steven‘ ,Sorwalk, Will furnish music.
Call tie—Phone 1446 1 . . .. q . .1 , d
A RUBBER N .— l 'tm. and His. John l.. ..111\(l_\ an
'1' ' SO. NOTW’alk 0‘ -' dl$|t.'l1iltlt't-ii ol‘ Laconia. N. it and Miss
.{08 50' Mam St“ So. Norwalk. .._ . lFlorcnct- Robertson t‘al' Bayonne. N. .l.
l A dr’ll of lhc Sixth Company will be Who have bccn abouts my “‘0 days “f
and Miss Annic Pitch and Bliss Alice Fitch.
hold this evening at the armory, _ '
1 of Godfrey strcct, lclt town \‘h-dncs-
:1 full attendance is required inasumcl
' . v
Q as business of importance is to be d")-
t'ollsidt‘l‘t‘tl. i ‘
. __ . Mrs. Prank Mol‘f‘llmlfit‘, who now
P t . t' . 11 1 c). r «cs the scents to‘bc gaining slowly from her
'1 rm to. musm 1‘1 ‘ cs: , .
‘ ‘ p st-vcrt- lllnt‘ss, was taken by automo-
The July offering
includes not
spirit of America.
of new Victor records
only st'mc of our national songs that
Mr. and Miss “illiamt‘ :',1r1
of Noro- sistcr, Mrs. Mnlblanc in East llump—
ton “Pit-EMS. si" 111 1-151 owning “1 . ton, wbcrc it is hoped tln- changer» will
. . . arc dear to OVH‘y American hcart, but
town visiting tut-nth. ‘ , . rcslorc hcr health.
now popular songs ol Amcrlca. (‘Ollltl‘
' and ct . .l. (‘ollins (‘0. )l'l)’,lllt‘lll . ”"’“‘”‘“‘
Marlin Spahr of Taylor aroma, has 111 l A l ‘ t 11“. H.“ suddcn death on Tucsday.
for you. ltc'td ad.
' ‘ mttning ol llan'cl \\ard llttlltlcy “as
a great shock to the community.
been appoinlcd tis>istunt light house-
keeper at Gr'ecn s Iltccf lighthouse ot‘l
, (Rolon Point
Sixtccn Georgetown high school pu.
pils rcccircd their diplomas last Fri-
day l‘\'t‘lllll.ll. at tho lirst graduation cx-
vrciscs vycr hold in the new school
building wh‘ch has rcccntly becn crcct-
The warm weather is attractinghun-
dreds to the seashore. .Iloton l’oint
beach '15 coming in for its full share
(taught cr. .\1 rs.
rn
Rollo
it t t‘tl’l" that town. .\‘cvt-r before this “' .
rt 0. . . . ' . 1 ‘ . ‘ ‘
0 pa mag [1111111. has 111::11'11ction ”on in the “lit" ho full to tht g1 ound 1nd oxplmdv
JIlltlt)!‘ high school gradcs been pos- ”"med'dub‘ ““91 tAllllllltllt‘ll l”
Medical Examiner Dr. Frank (ZOI‘llam,
the body was removed to the home of
The members of ()phir (‘haptcr who
will attend the meeting of Rose Mary
Chapter of Stamford, tomorrow cvcn-
log, will take the“ o‘clock trolley or
t
the 7 15 o'clock train from South Nor‘
walk
siblv in Gcorgctown or Wilton. About.
four hundred people attended the ox-
crciscs. t
'dt‘ahlc. Mr. llulklcy.
years a resident or Bridgeport.
though for many
. The Computing. Tabulating and Rev
'portlm: company of New York city, is
Mrs D H Kane of Danburv. driving at ltoton Point today over too strong.'
a touring cur, crashed into the roar of A “mph?” is bt‘lllg scrvcd at the (‘11
a large auto truck bulotwing i0 '1‘ sino and this c1cn1ng thcrc will ho a
t.
Hilllman, of Bridgeport vcstcrdnv banquet. 'lho patty will have the use
morning in thin strct‘l ' of the ball room and has brought atom:
Neither ma- . . . . . . .. .
it: ow } ”mun . ,_. ,‘ 3 tl. (.hatles ltulylcy, besides thice sis-
chlnc/was badly damaged, and no air- “ 11 h ‘” n "rdnmm Wm”
rcsts Were made.
late Mr. and Mrs. George ltulkley ol
:1 go.
'of all sorts will be in ordnr-this altpr- “m“- M” William “WW9” 0f lit‘lht‘l.
gnnon and prlzcs will be awarded ,0 Mrs. Daniel Perry of Milford and Mrs.
‘ tilcorgc 8. Banks of ltcdding.
A NOTE TO JUNIOR BASEBALL
PLAYERS.
A special mecting of the civic dc- “WWW-*3
purtmont of the Community Club hasl ' . .
been called for Friday afternoon at District dock,
3:30 o'clock. at the Notwalk Librz'tiy ago, is \.\ l . _ _,l . ,. . _
‘All mcmbers of the Community Club practically a! u standstill. owing to the , \ " m0 ‘ 11111019. (““h'lngp .111) team
not registered with the civic dcpuro fact that it is next to impossiblo to 0b.;li'0m H to to yours, lncludm: lllu
Cluctt and l‘cabody loam.
nicnt are 1111ch to come and loin. 2min supplies “f any kind. Govern» ..
- tint-111 orders. for timber for shipbuild- ”91m“- A' "
inn have tied up shipments :on the “m“ 0"
spllcs which were to he uscd in (on (“Ms ”r (‘aptuin
structing thc pier, and a local conccrn PM manna-rs
which was to 1m“, furnished “:0 string Hll‘t (-1 South Not-walk t‘onn. (‘omc on
picccs is also working on government bovs.hog.1n1o "”d l‘ml’ “‘ going" be-
contracts, trotting out ship timbers. cause we hawn‘t any games to play.
\\'ith conditions as they arc at the llcuicmber in town or out of town. For
§prcsont than it is impossible to forctcli Saturday al‘tcrnoon or Sunday
'thc time when the new dock will be tugs.
’ completed. ’
\\'trk on tho First
I“llltll Wits \lfll‘lOll 501110 lllllt‘
A meeting of tho cxccufiwc commit-
tce of the Norwalk Hospital corncxs
.stone laying ccremonics will be held
tomorrow evening at S o'clock in the
offices of the Norwalk (‘hambcr of.
Commerce. tFlnal reports will be pro-
'ecntcd at this time. and all outstand-
ing business will be finished.
St'l'
Williamson.
is 20 (‘ross
Amor
at‘tll‘os»;
-—_ _._.. _ . AL.__.._.-_
_K0n.u(s_.
CAMERA SUPPLIES
FILMS DEVELOPED
«Owing to an error the price of '
Campbell‘s soups was quoted in the
Bccrs \[eat 3; Provision «Co's adtei- The Saint Anna Society of South
tisemcnt of yesterday at 3 cans for Norwalk “ill celebrate the Fourth of
BRlATE FOURTH OF JULY.
wStimson-POWGll Corporation 25c. The cot rent price is 3 cans for Juh in a true and patriotic manner.
35c, 'l‘he fostititics of the day will begin
from Ar ton
proceeding
_— with a paiade starting
Hall at eight thiity a n1..
\.
1
t
t
lion will be delivered by the Rev. A.
Falzone, of St. Joseph's church of
Lodi, N J '
Aftci the address the parade will as
'scmble and proceed to Amusement
lPark, where there will be races, base-
ball, band concert, and dancing. The
Yale & Towne band of Stamford for-
merly known as the Colonial band.
will furnish the music.
The park will hate numerous con.
ceslons and other features that go to
make up a picnic, the‘object of this
festival is to start the ball rolling for
the erection of an Italian Catholic
church.
The committee in charge are as fol-
Shaking Hands
With Two Billions
As a subscriber to the Liberty Loan you stepped
into line with the nation’ s Thrift Army. Out of
your income you pledged your share—but not
from your capital fund. ‘Ifyou drew 1122011 your ‘
'D' Amato, vice-chairman: Frank An-
principal fund, you owe it to your country and to _ , dresm’ ‘ secretary; Nicholas Vina,
yoursell. to earn and repay that. tune Keep treasurer. '
’ building your account at this bank.
‘ WANTS TO SELL HORSEM’EAT.
. ‘BRIDGEPORT, June 28.—Josepb
Louis, gbutcher. antlelpatlng ‘ war
tamtue today asked the city health
board for a permit to sell horse meat:
{Action was withheld. * a ‘
..~.4*..
E. 011111 Nomn SAWNGS‘BANK
SOUTH NORWALK.“
«‘CQNNJI ‘
I
ill.“ and .‘lr:.‘
Burt ‘
l
Eustafson, the young man of“
bilc on Saturday to the home of hcrl
)lr. .
Bulklcy. who for some timc past had}
licoll staying at the l‘t‘hlllt‘llt‘l‘ ot‘ his.>
Frederick Litchflcld.’
had gonc to the residence of Gilyia it E
and was hitching the horsr;
this daughter in charge of l'mlcrtakcn
t
was a,
member of an old and prominent \\'cs-’
ton family. being thesecond son of the
ltulklcy's corners and was 50 years ol’i
llc is survived by his wife, one
son and two daughters and one broth-’
Hoar Cato.
.. and thc l’cdcrals. l’lcasc Arm. son of Mr. and
Manager Nicholas An- “f ””5 9“."-
morn-'
E-SAINT ANNA SOClETY To CELE.[
to St. Joseph‘ 5 church/where an ora~
lows: Joseph Oddo, chairman;',»Frank ‘
.1 wan—1mm m. ”Mme-rm «1 m» doom-r m‘ m
Just "gasoline”
l
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concerned.
l
1
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l
u
the purest and best.
t
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t
oline you can buy.
service.
I
surancc.
tn..-
u '31
nl‘n;
ctw'
C 11'
J Lie-P
Say "So-CO-ny”
means
next to nothing as far
as quality standards are
The man who is interested
in keeping his car effici-
ent says "SOCCNY" and
knows that he is getting
Every gallon of SOCONY 1s like
every other gallon. Every drop
of ISOCONY is full of power.
When you figure miles per gal-
lon it is thecheapest motor gas-
Look for the SOCONY Sign of
It means power in-
Standard Oil Co. of New York
STAllDARD Ulllifl... "I".
The' Sign of a Reliable Dealer
and the World’s Best Gasoline
DEALERS WHO SELL
SOCONY MOTOR GASOLINE
South Norwalk
\\'. It. Austin
S. L. Benedict
Romantic 6; Auto
Supply Company
Norwalk.
Belward & Buttery
l. llelfant
C. K. Hunter
F. E. Lockwood &
Co. B. HPI'SliIlt'ld and
Paul I’reusser Son
(Paddler) C. II. Hurlbutt
A. Motlllc
E. l". O't‘onnor
Reynolds M0101
Car Company
A. E. Rowe (Ped- Iliccio Brothers
, dler) Louis (2. Itobichaud
T. B. Wickvrire Sauna! ’l‘atlin t
S. B. W'ilson Vuttst Brothers :
I). Luciano 1.. Ill. \Viirht
Saugatuck manu-
East Norwalk
A. H. llal'uct‘
.\\'. x(‘. Moe
llcdtly d': Ayers
Motor Car L'o.
fatcuring Co.
Greens Farms, Ct.
T. J. Shaunuessey
Noroton, Conn.
W. E. Ashton
Baur & Company
1’. H. Spellman
Cranbury-Notwatk
A. B. Gregory
Silvermine-Norwalk
Darien, Conn. 1. Helfant
E. T. Bates Wilton Co
_ nn.
Semen Oarage \vm lrl'trt'wi"
terling Motor 1t. “1 Rod“.
Company
Weapon, Conn.
Westport Garage
Saugatuck, Conn.
R. S. Putney
Wilton Garage
Rawayton, Conn.
Patrick Illullaney
Samuel Mead
A 5. Mills
. :nduIntnuuuunuuttuuuu. .11;
0' MTV 7 1.1.1: .‘3‘10LCL‘N‘EHUGDUUDUHWDD
E5151 tflnct‘fipc. nautiunan “manhunt ainouuu
'Jr'u (rm-Wurr .H ":13 1.1 n ‘ caununcn
Os -' . . .
m. undo!) .D 0 tr Junr IV- “W
11‘... .t‘.t‘1...‘..“.’..;.;“ -_-___. 7’ ‘ """"""" ”‘ 7“ ”T" " “ M." ”"
EQUIPMENT. l ”0M0“ HOUSE 1 l TEETH
muoouronr. .lunc 2&2.»~Dc\'cer 11.: (Gregory Boulevgrd) , l WITHOUT PLATES ;
Warner. of this city, announccd ycstcr-' East Norwalk ' k
day to cquip the building or looms ofi
any or ad] ted (.‘mss btanchcs in lllt
Opens May 1
stntc that now have or can acquire, SHORE ”DINNER AND ALL»
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDEFl
patmancut quaitcis. The equipment
will be complete. including any ncccs-t
snrv machinery
t
BRIBGEPORT BOY GOES TO WAR.
Telephone 720
BRIDGEFC .tr. .lunc 233—th550"; ,_"'__._
Mrs. C. R. Ayrcst M S
roccived word today that' C“, S [Wing Wsullsm
he had been selected as a member of
”1,, Yalc 31011111: Hospital unit. ne A“ “tram” Showmg °’
Smartly Tailored Models
$12.50, $15.00, $18.00
will serve a: a mechanical export. t
STOPPED HIS BACKACHE
George Lawrence, railroad fireman
.KllllK‘ll, Miss, writes: “I used three
tone dollar bottles of Folcy Kidney
ll‘llls when l was so sick I hardly
(mild stay on my engine. My back
inched all the time: my kidneys acted
usluggisb; dull headache: felt sleepy
all the time; nerv;ous had to rise six
to eight times each night. Foley Kid
tney Pills cure me." They strengthen
the kidneys so they can filter out of
.the blood the urlc acldhnd other pol
’sons that cause rheumatic pains, back-
ache, stiff joints and sore muscles—ii
CopyrightClothingCo.
i N. Main St. 80. Norwalk l
The Banner Bakery
'{Tel 867 . 5 Monroe street
We are now able to supply our
customers with PIES, made to
order each day'. We also bevel
'SUGAR BUNS and COFFEE
RINGS in addition to our regular
‘7. took. ,
Ito You Want a New Stomach?
Thegfasterk'emecjy- A Valuable
"23.75.2233,?" Wm... R”‘°'“¥::.—.
Dr. Glenny believed Digeatoneine to be the most eEective remedy ever discov-
ered for Dyspepsia. lndi cation and many other common forms of Stomach
Distress. immediately r Sieve: Heartburn. Sour or Cassy Stomach. Dizziness.
etc. Tones the entire system—supplies new energy—brings sound refreshing
sleep and creates vigorous appetite. It "your own fault Ifyou suffer longer..
I am improving in health since I have been taking your medicine It has helped ‘me so
mtlch. lcun' :_ tell ypu how thankful I am. ldo not minim! could ct along without it. l have rec-
0mg. nded it to runny since it has done me so much good. “'1 1s TOWNS. Manson. Xe. Cur.
Money back if not; satisfied. For full ticulln literature and o inions re ardln this valuable
remedy which is benetiulna thousands. $1311 to ' p g I
OLDA. MEAD BNO Main Street So.Norwnlko
H. GLl‘lENDENINO & CO... Math and Wall Sl’uoh. Norwnl
J‘
Whatever you do, don’t get BALD!
Prevent dandruff and falling hair by using the great French preparation ‘.
ED. PINAUD’S HAIR TONIC
This original Eau de Quinine is the one eifective tonic for itching scalp,
let" Conn.
sick hair and ndruif. Used by men and women of refinement the
world over for 100 ears. Don’t risk the use 'of unknown or interior
'tdtticstD. PlNA '5 is pure, delightfully perfumed and the one
for ”310.:ka your druggist. Send 100. to our American Oflices for a
r ',',
JOHN E. O’SULLIVAN, Prop;
101'. J. H. Mallery
316 So. Main St.‘, So. Norwalk, 0t.
{Hours 9 11.111. to 5 p. 111., 7to 8 p. m.
Sundays By Arrointment Only
Drug Store
1 North Main Street
enumerates-4532-
“ , t . .
Whitman’sCliocolates.’ Eye Examination ~,
. and fitting glasses is our 61‘
Drugs Prescriptions USED.
When we have your glasses
ready for adjustment, they are
EYEGLASSES of the FINEST .
QUALITY, exactly made to cor- '
rect the defect of either or both.
eyes.
Let us supply you with cor-
rect glasses. OGULISTS, not
Opticians examine your eye!
when you come to us.
l
It You Have
Any Junk
SELL S. Jane
IT TO
Successor to Wm. Efren
Phone 499
37 Fort Street, East Norwalk
1
THAMER
“The Three-0 Eye Service"
Oculists, Optometrists, Optician: ‘
87 Atlantic Sq., Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. eve. until 9 oclock
Established 1867
THE GREATEST
reap VALUE
Frisbie’s Pics
The Most Economic lies-
sert. .Soleat All Stores.
Try Them. .
The Gorham Co.
DECORATORS;
EVerylhing in Paints
and Wall Paper _
Store Closed 1 P. 111....
REBUILT TYPEWRITEflG—L Cu,
_. - Edith... "W‘ Saturday
“.‘mklféa ”%$%
:23“ mu... m 10 First Street
sold at ESE per month. .
PLUMBE
;\ T_YPEWRITER EXCHANGE
.156 Falrfleld Ave..’ Bridgeport. Beam,
East Nerwallt
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