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We Can Supply tho Best In
VEGETABLES
FRUITS
CANDIES, Etc.
Free Delivery
Phone 1522
A. HASSEN
36 Van Zant St.
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gun 811114.331 owning. July 1:1.
i The Sututdny night dances 11.1 1111'
i‘l‘oiunclte inn, which haw. pintod 11:1
:ptumiaz' tor the 11:1:1 two 31.11115, will
.1111 continucd in the hotel ballroom.
:‘l‘ltc dancing will start at 11:30. 11nd
intusic will l11' t‘urnislwd by 11 si\'-jlit111c
'orchcmm trout .\'1~w York city.
Although John McCormick. thc
famous lt'isn tcncr. l5 not 11 rositltrt
.'1'. ’l'uln-ncko this your. hitting: this
:111111; purchastd 13.111 l-‘lvitmztu 14>"
,ltllt‘ Ill (‘tllll'l'ldtlr's l‘tlilil, llt‘ bill} “I"
'tains his membership in thc 'l‘oltcnclzcl
:1-lub. and with his fumil3
bathing and other prit'ilcst 3 daily.
l‘mrio Rests, thc l‘t‘lt‘bl'llll‘d lt’niinn
rating dtircr, is chiming tho uni-11 life
these du3s lic his. solidly intrcnched
hiu- soil .11 tho \\ ll'llltlll 11.1 111.111 fort be
summer, and :pcnds his thin in fish-
ing and llitltui‘-i>1):1lill;:; .\ir. Rests has
.his specdy Mcrccr racer with him for
Ethe summer. and at intervals has
ml '
'Boy Scouts, Troop FiYc, will dril
tonight in the Marvin School.
,shonn his friends in this vicinity 11
‘liurst of his 11"111k spccd
MI‘I i2dwt‘n i~‘. \\' ccd of (‘omcntnicnt is
1) land an alumnus of tin; Slnic A 't'icul
t; 1111': l 1‘1.i3c,.1 1'11 Storrs. nho 11111111111111
.1 to have :1rrngcd for 11 demonstration
t; of cunning ‘.13' some of tht1 college 11x-
:1 ports in Daricn, has been udt'iscd that
NOR—_ WA LK 1: tho 1i1-inantl for thc scrviccs of th"
‘3 collcpc cannings corps has bccu so
mg“ :{Izrcat dial it will not be possible for
'3 any of thcm to conic to llat'icn unit.
f‘ ' thc 11nd of July, which is thought to be
too ltztc to be of any practical vain-'1.
‘11: the canning season will thcn
well over.
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Harry Fox had rentaknble luck yes
terd'ay, Harry is
‘80 pounds.
Flatfish and blacktish continue
mcy down thc river daily in i'iccts.
Members of the East
Yacht Club are making ready-'1
131031.11 for 1111- Fourth or July races,
According to a statement mndc the
other day, l Wallace Mario is stil
standing by :1 dccinion made last fat
that he would hrtvc no more
at Calf Pasturc Beach.
Mrs.
berg, of Bronx, N.
of Mr. and Mrs. llcnry llart'is,
‘lstreet.
Firs
The Men‘s Class of the East Avenue
.31. E. Church will journey to the .\‘or~:
walk M. E. Church this evening and
attend special exercises by the ban'.
Class of the latter church.
The Womans Auxiliary. of
Christ Church held :1 meeting _Vt"Sl€‘l
{lay and disposed of regular business
The illuminated flag of Stcwart ii. l
~Illlliott, Riverside Dtive, cettninly i
a pleasing sight on a dark night.-
cnsagt-d in potting
seals and yesterday caught more than
to
run in good shape and fishermen iour~
Norwalk
their
campers
Fellow and Miss Lillian W111i»:-
\'.. arc tho gttt‘STS~
tlw
A fancy goods at thc\ .
DARIEN
AND
N080 TON
Mr. and Mrs. 111111.11 Sham! hm 11 11113-
cd from (‘cntcr School to llllollll'i‘ part
of town.
Mr. and Mrs. 113. l. Lancc oi' .\'cw
‘ Y: “1 havc token the Silliman placc for
tho sutnmcr.
, W]. H. Orchard has removed from
‘lilcl o’st Road 111 \‘oroton into 1111- old
Orchard homcstcnd on Ilcil n1'.enue
l’oslmastcr Fred ll. Sniffh oi Daricn
rt-ttuulcd to town yestcl‘tltty, so as to
be on hand for duty today, whcn his
{two wccks‘ vocation cxpircd.
f .1. r.
saturday i'or their sutnmcr cottage at
.'l.ak1"l\'it1hc\tztn, \\ hcrc thcy will
tspr-nd the rest of 131113 1111141111.
Thc Noroton l1‘ir1- C0mpnn3" :1 Ladios'
Au\ilinry is planning tor a ilod i.‘ root-
isnlc of cakc, ct'lndy, icc cream and
\‘oroton iltc houst1
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flash light is atranL'r-tl in such a pnsifion 'luc:d.13 aftcrnoon, Jilly in.
lion that it throws its raw on the this
and flagpole.
The Right Rm
»1ion servicc at the Christ
East \‘orwalk, this Friday. evening :1
7: 30 ocloclt
[‘th 'll'd G. At‘liPSOU bt'l‘t S Brown Ph. D
D. D. Suffrngnn Bishop of Connecti—
cut', will preach and hold a wtfirma
Chur1.(h ;-
Curol Atuion, thc ininnt daughtcr :11
Hit. and I.it':1..il. ll \Itll't'lltlllSP, was
‘-ichrs111'.cd last Sunday by Re. “or-
of thc L‘O'tg‘ Tua-
ticnul church, at the \lot‘chottrc h'nnc
F1. Hermann, who has bccn living, in
Stamford for the past few months, nnd
.'111tentiy returned to his home at No'
ti:
.oton Heights has licen ill at his homc
) p( 1
A“ have been rcttuts‘l ' on Hcrmnn atomic to: ’1- past (or: 1‘
to be present and tho goncr 11 publicida‘s with “was”,
is cordially im‘ited to attend the sor-i
“Vices
Tonight the men 3 class of the Ensum, .. 1.111:
Avenue M E Church will visit 1h
Norwal'lt M. P. Church
’Dr. Barthclow, of Mt Vernon, lead:1
of the largest mens class in th
\worid. It will beavorth. S‘Urntlhing 1
319m at ‘man capable of gnthcting and
I ,ltoldtng 70 men every Sunday morning
”to study the scriptures in a city a
esmall as Mt. Vernon, for this woul
”be a remarkable record in cvcnthe
largest city in the United States.
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10 hour Rev.
Miss Bessic “91111 of the
iwito has: been undergoing
treatment fot sctcral months in Balti
I.1:11'.".tl;1'rctntncd 11 10 n
P 1 spots to lca'. e shortly to spend tho
Irest at tho summer at hcr cottage 1.1
r'll’ct lltinsvillc.
13' Mrs. H. A. Gibb has added
011 '.e.'..tc1'1ns in the little iridngular plot
at .‘tllcn‘s drug store corner, somr
plants of red coxcomb, which add a bit
of brilliancy to the littlc patch of
green. The flowers in Hanson Park,
Heights,
lll cditxtl
S
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(in not sccm to flourish as well as they
did last. summer
3 Dr. C 13. Wheeler of Brookslde ave
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Mort-house and family lot? on ‘
‘a—ll ready to tlsc, for about 50 cents.’
to the:
corner of Post 'Road and Center street. ‘
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MERREH. SUMMER SGHQQIL 1.
July 5 to August 25. l
Hours 8 :80 to 12 .80 daily (except Saturday) , .3
Regular anti Special Classes, in Bookkeeping. ‘
Shorthand, Stenotypiny and All English Branches .
GRAMMAR scum: PUPILS comm m FALL EXAMJNA THIN
Excellent Opportunities tor Stenonraplters who have had High 8ciiool Training
nun. who in 11 dtIuI: lunch-1' and In ox ,
pl. : 11:1 tot-kt: 13111113113 3 1.3hib1111i 11.1.
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it'ialns rhow on Smith-13
; has 11 Rithtcr and Music;- ttnr-
.tld hit 311-‘1I1wda3 t‘ot 1. 11w 1d a to»
I'dly'.» \\11.th M11: Richten'a ntotimr. til
t\\"totllltt\‘l‘l‘l. L. 1.. and Air. ilithtm'u
.illulllt‘l' at lltdgcwoud. N. J.
{ Scrxt tiniest i. (this: of tho intrlvn
Home Guard who I: n 1'11tn111n 11! tho.
‘Stanish \\ .1r and one of tho londc'w in
all 1ntlitnt'3' inalttrs in tow-.11 has do
.vnted muth of his tltnc thin Wool: 111
fat-11111111: beforc tho Town Hull. |1
1131mm tluurd uniform. with his gun.
hailing local 31111113: mun of mililurv
age. to utgc them to 1111151 1111 voinn
'tecrs this hock \\hilo titty haw 1111
opportunity to chocso the hutnch of
,‘Ihc 5(‘Hit1‘ they more! to cnlct'. 3111
ton- st'lt-t'iitc dr'ait l1111 11111111- I'tlccllt‘c
\\hcn th1~'3 111111 1111 Ml]! to lumw‘lttt
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to conipnnics 111 other stat-1.11 “Wilt:
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mcrc locui 31111113: 11111111 ‘HIVU rulistml f
Mt. Grout inst \\'.1111k to' “do his bit' 1
oi-tttlncd tho tn:1t1rlnl:',:unl :11 his IIIIII‘
1111' ensc hnd th. humor in: 1111-. 121111- 1'
15113 for R111! l‘ross subscription-I. wh‘11‘1,
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FRIDAY, JUNE 29. 1917
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.5311‘111'3111 11ml l1‘r. ml. t‘tts.11l- ’
Mont-1." 02111 known in!
bi.» companion 111 “ Slim. ficd to lion 3
loll from Now \1111, '11115 111111 lava:
\1‘1'1‘l1'1 11,1411. :1111' illt'i‘t‘ cotnttiitictl 511'; ;
11ml lutrgttiatrits and hinhutn 1131'-11l1111
ten. ’l'.‘l111 31 1.111 critic of the trip thc "-1
\\':1: 11 rohl: 1r3' oi t1 unlicr last Sunday
from 111111111 13: ts 1.1i11n 5111'11r11l bills:
and 11 .3211 3111.111 1111ch 'Slim" took:
roll no of th11 moncy on tho \\113' lutclt‘
111 tht'lt rooms, 11nd 11131111 th 1 timc i“ot ;
diti. i111: 11111111 1111 :20 cold pictt war
lllh‘rlllk’
“wailowed Part of Loot.
“bionic“ and "Nllliu‘" know that for‘
won'- it had ln'cn '1 t‘nxorilc trlclt of-
"51111111" to swallow thc stakes in :1
(1.111 1!:1'1111. 111113 '.hm 1111t~1d ht" oi
swallouini: tho hold 11111111 \\ith no
111.1111 cotnrnnctitut than would mow n
butcher l1) ' killinll 11 chickcn ‘Sllzn'fl
111111 mud in 1- most brutal month-r.
nith 1.1111115 11111] his bod3 was' cut
own artl scnrthcd for 11111 'missintt
(10in.
.\'ot luing I ski Ilicd 1.1 110111111:
“Mono“ and Winn" tailod to find the;
coin. and it it lloston. lPllll‘llllli: to
Ncw York in :1 roundabout Way. The
llllll‘tlt'l' of "Slim" was :1 mvstcry to
1111 Boston polict1 until thc nutops3 on
\\ 1' domain) 1m cult-d the $20 gold piccc
in the stomach. l ntil lht‘n tho police
holiovcd thc tnurdcrcr hnd been a Bill-
niac but the nutopoy revealed tho
1111111111 of tho mntiiintion of thc body. 1
A dispatch from Boston tollingI of
tho dcv‘plopmcnts in the murder and
that the (loud man had bccn identiflcd
111. "Slim” Cnssclll was printed in tho
New York ncwspapcts yesterday.
That articlc was soon by "Monte" C its-
will and '.\‘in113"!thr112211 in thc room
the v hnd rcntcd on the first floor at
No. 4‘ '10 \\' cs1 Forty- third street.
00MB SAGE ill IN 1
flittllill GRAY HAIR...
If Mixed With Sulphur l1 Darkena So'
\Naturaily Nobody can Tell
Grandmother kept her hair bcnuti-
fully darkened. glossy and attractive.
with a brcw of Sage Tea and Sulphur.
Whenever her hair took on that dull.
fpdcd or streaked appearance, this
simpic mixture was applied with won-
derful cil‘ect. lly asking :11 any drug
store for ‘\\'3'cth‘s Sago 11nd Sulphur
Compound." you will not :1 large but-
(hissclll
ll. :1 cousin of
lie of this old-time recipc, imprm'cd
by the addition of othcr lngrcdientm‘;
This simple mixture cnn bc dcpcndcd
upon to rootcrc natural color and bonu- ‘
to the hair, '
I \ wcil-known downtown druggist
' says everybody ttscs \\'ycth's Sat;h and
Sulphur Compound now .be’cnnsu t.
idarkens so naturally and evenly that
‘nobody can tell it has iwcn applied“
its natural color and looks {party so ".t
:dnmpen a comb or soft brush and
draw it through your hair, taking our
strand at a time. By morning the:
gray hair disappears; after another
application or tvvo, it is restored to
its natural color and lolt‘s gloss, soft
and beautiful. This prcpnration is a
delightful toilet requisite. it is not'
intended for the cure, mitigation or,
prevention of diseasei—Adv. ’
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UNEXPECT .
ts Avrlck
SO. NGRWALK, CONN.
"The South Norwalk Post Office has decided to
take part of our store, so we are compelled to sell off
part of 0111' stock at greatly redued prices.
We had purchased a large stock for this season of
Men’ 8 Clothing, Odd Pants, Hats,
Gents" F urnishjngs‘and a full line of
Barry Shoes which must be sold at
sacrificing prices in order to make.
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P. O. BLOCK
mom for the Post Office.
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Men’s Clothing
$12.50 Blue SergeISults, now
$16.50 Blue SergeSuits, now $12.48
Young Men's Suits, pinch backs, value $18.00, now .. . $11.48
wanna have 11 few oddnnd ends or 811m in light colors, known
as the Peck Clothing, unit 11 made, $18.00 snd.$20.00 Suits,
now $7.50
Men’s and Young ’- Men’s
PANTS
$2.00 Khaki Pants, union madegusrnnteed not to rip, now $1.39
$8.98
...-... ..... ...-11.1.....-11111.
$1.00lihaldPants,now...... ...... $1.19
$2.50WorkPantnnow................. ....... . ... $1.98
$3.00 Dress Pants, with cuffs, row ..... . . . . . . . . . . $2.48"
$4.00 Dress Pants, with cuffs, now . . . . . . . . . ..... . . . . . $2.98
$4.50 and $5.00 Pants, all color now . . .. $3.48
Straw [lots the Latest Styles
$2.008th Hats, now ........... . . ............. $1.48
$2.50 Straw Hats, now ........ .............. . $1.98
$1.60 Slaw Huts. now ....... . .. ..... . ................. . I 980
Men’s limos Shirts
$1.00 Shirts, now ...... . .. ..... . .............. 79c
$1.25 Shirts, soft cuffs, now .. .......... . ...... . 981:
$2.00 Shirts, soft cufi's, now .. . . . . . .. .......... . ...... $1.69
$4.50 Shoes, now ................
HOW
. $6.00 Dark Brown Shoes, now . ..
$7.00 DarkBrown Barry Shoes, now
$7.50 Dark Brown Barry Shces, with Sullivan rubber heels,
$5.00 Barry Oxfords, now ........
$6.00 and'$6.50 Dark Brown Oxfords, with rubber heels,
.$1.00 Caps, now .. .. .. .. ..... : ......................... 891;
$1.50 Caps, now . . .. .................... . ...... . ...... . 980
'L50c0aps,'now........ ....... . ..... . ............... 390 +1:
LINEN COLLAss . ........ .. . ............. 2 for 2511 -l'
Men’s Shoes
$3.00 Scout Shoes. now ............ ' ..... . . . . . . ........ $2.48
WOMen'sDressShoesmow................. ........ . $2.88
$4.00 Shoes, now ..................... . . . . .......... . $2.98
$6.48 '
$3.98
now .................. . .............. . ........ $4.48,
$1 50 White Tennis (Shoes, now .................. . . . . . . . . 98c
. $2.00 White Tennis Shoes, now . ......... . . . . . . .. ...... $1.39 .
$2.25 White Tennis Shoes, now ..... . ................... $1.69
Men’s Underwear
50o Balbziggnn, now ........... . .. ..... . .......... . 350
B.V.D.Underwesr,now............ ......... . ........ 451:
B. V. D. Union Suits, now ............................. 900
$1.50 Union Suits, now ..................... $1.49
82:00 Union suits, now . . . . . . . . . .. .......... . ......... $1.39
25c Athletic Underwear, now ......................... . 150
500 Athletic Underwear, now ............. . ............ 35c
750 Union Suits,‘now ....... . .. ..... . ................. 49c
Come ‘as‘Early as You Can, Sale'is GoingOn Now.
Lows Avrick
So. Norwallg, Conn.
P. 0.1510121:
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Abluzzo. according to his later state—
ment in l'clvclin.c
lives Flood, ilrndy,
tested that they leave Ntw York at
once and go west.
Abruzzo demanded his share of the
crime fund That Stunted the light
I1"l‘ito two mcn attacked each other: withl
'lhe): long blades’dg pbcltet ..kntvei. 11.». am; EloVen
house. He broke in the. locked door
and found "Monte" Cassctli dead and
Abruzzo wounded. Both had many
cuts and gashes. When Abrnzzo
reached the hospital and was infim'med
Hospital to Detec-
and Deitch, sug-
Cnsselil said no.
'tectives.
’l‘lte Casseil‘ and 11111111211 lived in
col. 11:1 Lem-and ave-
The police said all at them had
Poitcemafhrrtvu T3 Lite. 1 one.
‘ ”onto; 1 ytthe nervcd savanna
he Would the he told the stem to do".
11' 11111913601” to '
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CENTRAL HOTEIIL
Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam tented, electrl
tights and gas. Fine Cafe atta
and American style. “
3;; N 3.3. b-tssse. Managar
Comer Monroe and Chestnut St.
chad; also Restaurant. Italian
, Tel. 15531
1. DISESA. Proprietor.
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