%
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h Batiste, Vila”, E9 , all???
... ‘33, Soisette‘s,‘ WVash 1 ..1lks,I
. ghams, Percales and other;
HS in plain colors, stripes and
ey figures. :
n. K. BANKS
Hmckemo Hotel Block.
' South Norwnlk.
.er"Vi-inbonusw ‘
uses—“All the World Will Be
Jealous of Me.”,“That Girl of
“My Own United States”:
1139‘
7 “We’ll Never Let 9112' Old Flag
ran-n .
4515—‘ ‘Simple Confession, " El-
, than. ,
DONNELLY’S
16 So. Main St..
SOUTH NORWALK
W4 —_.—_. -,‘,,____-, - .1.-_7_:
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Now
Is the Time to Consider
’ And Repapering Your Home
. "DUSE PAINTING
;Estimates Cheerlully Given
Call lls-Phone 1446
J. A. RUBBER
‘ 108 So. Main St. So. Norwalk.
Cily
'Buckingnam I’osi. No. 12, (l. .\. it.
brill hold a :cgulur weekly nnwlinéz
this evening in lilo hmulquarlvrs in
the Town {\osc-mbly llull building. in
Wall street.
The annual melding: of lhl- Sorro-
ItarlPs' Associalion of lhe Stale 01‘
Connecticut was bold in Norwalk to-
The members arrived on noon
Ialns. and lhe annual lJllsillst much
lug, with Plggliou of oliicors was held
gthls afternoon.
”Clips 500, 73c, 81’. O'Brien.
. " The cxeculil'v colnniiiloo of the Nor!
walk Hospital Associalion. which had
horse of tho (‘lll‘lll'l‘-sl()lle laying (“01‘1“
[Monica will meet tonight in the offices
of the ‘Norwalk Chamber of (‘omU
erce, in Wall slrcei, for lb: purpose
f finishing up all oulstanliing busi-
BS.
News
Have your suit that way if
you wish, or with a half or de.
tachable belt—or without a belt.
Hart Schafl‘uer & Marx make
4b).
Copyright lllsfl Schalner l! Marl
With belt all 'round
them and they’re here.
The big points for you are
these: they’re all style leaders;
the fabrics are all 'wool; the .
tailoring is all good; the fit is ,
all right.
ROGERS & STEVENS
So. No‘rwalk i
The home of Hart Sqlllll‘incr K-
Norwalk
Your satisfaction
guaranteed.
M arx C‘lo'tlies
,3
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‘Funeral services for .losonh Warren
eats, the New York man who died
uddenly at his summer home in Red-
lng early Wednesday morning, was
old at medicine lasl cvding at S
'clook. lFurlher services were held
this forenoon at ll clock in llw creni
y at Hobokon, N. .l.
S—Straw hats. O'Brien,
nited Slates Boys‘ \‘l'orkini: Rt’sl‘rvo,
lid Arthur Howe, (‘hiel‘ enrollment ol-
Je'r for the slate of (‘onuoclicun lrfli
y for Washington where they will
{land a nalionnl conference of direc-
rs and enrollments ollicors tor
noo'l‘boy labor; Mr,
me time in New Jersey in confor—
ce with the aulhorllies oi lllal
regard lo the use
I ya in the present labor crisis.
~SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
8:- ‘_ ,___.,4,-.
,——KODAKSi—-—
.. GAMERA SUPPLIES
FILMS DEVELor'so
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R. S. llowc has had a line rolaining ,
wall creolod about his properly al the
cornor of lliglhand and Sound View
avenues, and the properly has been
8- otherwise improved. ‘
The l'nion Pacific Tea Company has;
,racalod lhc sloro in lbo Marvin block,I
. . Washin ion
9 Dr. C. L. Kirchncr, diroclor oi lhe ‘ g . I
' 9(‘01101111‘ sloro in Vi oodward avmmu
Sll'l‘l‘l, and opined
improved.
M i
ll 11
i
‘ll lln- banking liousc repainted and
Lurcd lo a lonely spot on the Bucks
llowo will siwnd llill road by a well drossc
'Mrnday nighl
1,1;1'0 )lzlllllivy, a \\'-.ilcrbury jilnoy drivor,
ill
of high schoolIwas assaulled by the stranger.
lallor was foiled ill his evident plan to:
.‘aaullwy was bl’flll‘l’l into unconscious-
'no-s “llll a blackjack wielded by the
isllangcr. and ‘< now nursing a (icon
l .
gloying a shorl furlough, which he is
,nm. 1 moles Frusl Company, in Spt‘ndillg on a molar ”in
'Vlashlnizlon six-col, has had the from
9 o‘clock, Robert oily
lIlAll) I_\i.lX)llil_I\ ll) lid llnlcly .illllal OIIWnlkI has pnhs“)d m in.) Signal Corps,l
7lll‘,I“llllillll Quick, who lives near the Unilcd Plates Army.
place where the assault took place and my,
.wbo hoard Manlhcy's cries for helpf,
scalp wound and several abrasions on.
Ilhe face. His clothes were badly lornl‘
in his slrugglo wilh the would-be rob-
bcr.
tillson—Powcll Corporation
if
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““Slihkifii’j‘”
‘ Willi Two Billions
' All a subscriberto 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. If you drew upon your
principal fund, you owe it to your country and to
yourselt to earn and repay that mac, Keep
. building your account at, this bank,
”um
llanlls
corn commandment
NEWporilrois
f
1' is;
S
754; pk. 75c pk. .
A List of Real Money Savers
for Saturday and Mondayf If
'You Wish to Economize Surely
Thes'e Low Prices Should Ap-
. “Vi
Large Juicy Limos. oer dozen ................. 22c
. a
a. .a- any ‘r a! ll- cur. a_ an. '."‘
M. ii‘ ‘r(‘¢~d\u‘\.\u‘~o\‘\.\‘~-n'-‘“
sounds SANITARY MARKETS
' ' Dealer in Meals, Fish, Vegetables, Fruils.
65c peck
28c lb
28c lb
30c lb
\ l
32 Vlashingtor. Street, South Norwalk.
New Polalocs
Swill Premium Ham
Puritan Brand llam
Maieslic [lam
it.
i
gnu—..A
pea] to You. '
, international Brand llam 27c lb
Crown Aster Flour . . . . . . her bag $1.75. bbl. $13.95 HAMBURG STE AK ........ ' ......... 2 .30 1b. RUM? 0F VEAL 260 1b a
Gold Medal Flour ............ ban 31.85. bbl. $14.75 SHOULDER STEAK ............... .- 22c lb. VEAL OUTLET ............................... 32c lb: %
Very Best Creamery Butter ([None better). lb. . . 44c ROUND STEA‘K ................... 320 1b.. LOIN VEAL CROPS ................. 3001b.
Warranted Fresh Eggs. oer 11102. .............. 39C SIRLOIN STEAK ... . . . . . . . . .; . . . . 34c lb. RIB VEAL CHOPS .................. 240 lb.
Very Best Texas Onions ........ ii). 70. 2 leI for 13¢ gafiiilgHggggLSTEAK ....... . ...... 3561b. VEAL STEW ....................... 20c lb. I '
12 Pounds Fine Granulated Sugar for ......... $11") DER ............... 220 1b. OX TAIILS ....................... , 8c lb.
Clover or Magnolia Milk. nor can .............. 16c Prime Rib RoaSt 22-280 lb .
Mission Brand True Sardines (n tomato sauce). POt Roast of Beef 160260 ib
....... '..........2cans25c . FffiSh Plate 160”)
Asterctte Brand Pciil l’ois Peas ..... . 2 cans 25c ' Beef Liver 180 lb
Snell & Simpson Superior Milk Crackers. lb. ..... 3 ‘
Challenge Blend Coffee (Ren.300 grade). lb. ..... 125cc ' Elfine gogled 138;: f 146 [b
Armour’s Potted Meal ....... tic can 55c. 12c can 10c I RHSCUIC ‘Orne Be 126 lb
Ritz Cocktails (Try them). large bottle ........ $1.00 ' limp (”Fwd BBCf 2202:“: lb
Kirk’s Old Crow Rye Whiskey. oer bot. ........ $1.10 9 ~ Fancy Native FOWl '1 3“: lb
Monogram Rye Whiskey (Cnrstairs). bot. ...... 95c V ~ FRESH FISH OF ALL KINDS
01d Bushmill's Irish \Vhiskey. bot. ........... $1.60 . E Native Peas, 100 qt. Green Beans, 100 qt. Hot House Oukes, 5c each. Water Melons, 50c each. .
Burnett's Old Tom m. London Dry Gin. bot. ..... 90c Cabbage. 4 lbs. for '25s. Qualiflower, 15c-20c ea. Sweet Corn, 40c doz. Green Peppers, 30c doz.
Dubriel Brand 8109 Gin. boil. . . I. iiiiiiiiiiiii 90C '1, Musk Melons, 10.: each. Egg Plants, 1I5c ea. Clery, 12c stalk. Bananas, 25c doz.
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Free Delivery lo all Paris
of lhe Cily and Suburbs.
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co:
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
83 and 85 Washington St. Phone 1405.
‘
Caplain .‘ilbcrl .\" Illosslnan is cn~I KABAOSA ENCAMPMENT 0F
CERS.
i Election of olllcl-rs, the working
an. Silk for drunkenness, breach 0
peace and assault. HE was arraigned
before Judge ‘Candee in the uptown
court, this morning. and . fined . $15i
and costs, which amounted in all to;
$11.58. He paid up. i The executive committee which
goods.
DINNER.
are holding their annual . dance at settlement (5; details was made.
Roodner's Hall. The committee on air-
Tho committees are as follows:
rangements—‘Fred Olsen. H. 0. Bally“
Charles Lindeberg. L. nomads. Wm.l
McPherson. Miss H. Warner. Miss M-"served.
Christensen and Mrs. Edward» Heflrou. dinner.
The rece n committot are the Mural Those present were:
Trinity 0 uh and the Gh-la' Friendly Nudge. Henry W. are
society is a whole: but and clmlk'woodwud. cmm‘
mm: ”$19811 Davina and FrankmiI-iliam-C. manhole
demons" ' , -. fl 0. «Pitch and m Manchur-
\ margin-w ‘ . ,
... .
place, cards and other
The dinner‘was excellent and was
A social time followed
., ~~ .idence of
Fl- ;slreel.
RED CROSS COMMITTEE HAS i
V iducied the campaign for funds for the in St.
This evening will be a large night, Red Cross held a final-meeting, fol- :‘ent ‘12:“
for the Men's Club and the Gil-lei .lowed by a dinner last evening at the . orwa . ..
Friendly Society Of Trinity, as they Country Club. At the meeting flnali
Dinner was sErved in a private room
Imminent have completed all iheirdn the upper part of the club,vwhlch lletello, Julius Lilzi and Joe Ferrl. an, _
“‘51“ and everything ‘5. now renal-Eons. appropriately decorated in keep- seventeen years of age or less. and of. cats at today's conference with the
Al“ 'ing with thé occasion, with Red Cross .New York
pretty tokens. the
James Woodhmndethe _ I
orlgihmsagfiwere staying at a house on Monroe the Secretary of the Interior, the speaker will be introduced MI“ 31111.7“:
If. Killer. 5’12, (3. sisters. It is alleged that Josephine.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.‘
Andrew KOVa:a
Andrew Kovacs died this morning
1in Shelton, where he has been living
for some time. lie was about 5'- years
old. The remains will be broughl lo}
South Norwalk by Undertaker D. W.
Raymond. Funoml services willdie.
held Sunday afternoon al 2:30 from
llhe Hungarian Reformed Church. Rev.l
innbriel l'loklls officiating. lanrnienl
.in Riverside cl-melerr.
Special Sale 01 Steaks
prices on other meats and vegetables are very reasonable, when
the high cost of everything is taken into consideration.
Profit Sharing Bank Coupons with purchases. ~
Free Deliveries.
From 8 a. m. lo 12 o’clock noon Salurllay
Sirloin Steak - ' 28c lb
Porterhouse Steak - 30c lb
32c lb
Funeral of George L. Evans
The funeral services of lhe laic
:Georgc l.. Hans ww‘e held this al-
. tornoon at 2 o'clock from the lalo rFs-
the deceased, 17 School
Rev. Louis. I}. Howell official-
‘Ied, and burial was made in NorWalk
I5 cemetery.
ni ‘.
" Calves’ Liver
The (‘arl SchIaub oslale will be sold [11“ royal purple dump“ and :1 gm]; - -
im aurliou lonlorrcw al‘lcrnoon by‘izooll lime featured last night‘s nlecl- Funeral of Oscar Wells , .
homily-Sheriff Edward ll. Doulcns. “‘g “f Kabaosa Encampment, No. 9., Th" {um-ml 0f 050“" Wells. “'m Sheep [I‘ve]. . " " ' 120 lb ‘
'l. 0'. ‘0. l‘. The meeting was very ~ . . . - . '
... , .. .~ . p . died 111 the .\oi\yalk llospllal on bun- .
d slranger,‘ Louis lxalslos was hailed mm 1110 largely allvndod. and one of lhe big. (1 . . 1 id 1 . . r “W Beet leer 18 lb
court ihis morning on the chargchP-‘l ”11W“ OlIth )‘i'lll‘ “'85 91130100. . fi'c‘ka: ‘9 ll as; menIlmz '; . (Ml ' ' ' ' C
.(1 bi‘lg ‘, -,-'._,I'|,);.I r“ , a; ”1.; The following officers were clecled 0‘30 rom 1" unora PM 015 0
i To 19;“!an U ‘ M C w ‘ lfnl‘ 11““ 01151111112. half your: {Frederick ll. Gaming. ill ~Smllh Main Chopped BQEi - - - 226 lb
The} n m ' ' i (‘hicf Palriarch—(‘harlcs Flllow. Estroel. REV. Louis B. llowcll oillciai. ‘
. . .. ., .‘ - ._1 High l’ri‘.‘i~f‘lifi01‘d Ra'mon . i . , . .. . .
PM“ M- MN‘INH ‘71 5011111 50‘ ~. Senior “billion—Sidney sock. a red and interment “as in lhe Somali. Pot RoaSIS .. - 24 to 26¢ lb
. . . Junior Wardcnwllorris l“. Byxbee. cemetery. °
in new \orkI g,.,.mp__}mrry Smith. , R0lled Rlb RoaS‘S " '-' 32C lb
.. ‘ 'l‘roasui‘er—-Nolson W. Benedict. . Funeral of Rosena (Tr-Io l
lThere will be a regular weekly ““1 ildbinziijiliiliiilimtliiiiijiigwfife“33:2:i The runoral‘servlces oi‘ flosena 0313 Plate corned BeCl ‘ ' 160 lb
moming this evening, of Coclicnoe‘(l lhe regular mooring. which was fol- 10' inlnnl daughter or MI" and MN“ Rum corned “88‘ ~ 22 lb
Tribe, No. 32, l. 0. 1?... M., in Roll lowed by a general good limo. Re. Francesco “3110. “'01‘9 held yeslcrday p ' "' C ‘
lion's Hall, in Main street. “-frcsbmnnls were served later in lhe afternoon from the lalo home, ‘13 My . -
J 1 C . l 1 . 1 need {oriNGmHE' .-.. avenue. and inlermcnl was in Si. Fancy Lean Bacon [Strlp] 408 lb
l om alanagi las cm 1 - .__ Mary's cemetery , O .
ilhe summemhe large power boal be-I SETTLE SUIT 3v cousamg . ' : . MlllCSllC Hams - _ 30c lb
longing to Alfred Mesirc, of New The aclion of Vera Blascer of Slam-. Funeral of Edward Farrell »
York city, who was formerly a ire-gigflilgaigilmgay ofllngxlllengogiq 22:1, The funeral of Edward Farrell “’35. Economy Bac0n - . _ 32c lb .
.quenl summer visitor in Norwalk, and ‘ . ~~ 3' (S ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ , 1 1, tlended this momma ~ from. .
I ‘ . ... .. . “1.. l i d illed in the Common Pleas court this ““591 a ' . " Shoulders 0‘ Ian“, 28
own “ lalhe portion 0f ‘bm‘ 1‘ 5 an 'iwcck before Judge lloolh..llle defend his into home, 24 llaviland street at . - u 0 lb
A regular meeting of the Court Nar- ane df‘fa‘lliing b}: COUSPDL Judgmem 8:30 and from St. Joseph's Church alI S -
ruk, No. 58, F. of A. was held lastiwf“. entered “33"?“ the defendant for 9 o‘clock. Regular mass was sung: by" Flank teaks - " - 24c lb
. ll . ti 1 . . i W l Il$06b. The plaintiff sued for $o00, 31- R 1 Carroll ”\liss'
“‘51 m ‘8 09g? 100m” n a 9.! ;leging that. on April 16. 1913, Hazel S. the pastor. Rev. ‘ " ' ‘ 'I . ......
slreel. A sufficient number of Illenl'iReynoldg. then Hazel Blascer, brought Alice .Splan rendered the solos Ale, h . d . t
bers to elect officers were not DYE-"an aclion of replevin against DI‘ODPI‘LV Marie and Face lo Face. The choir; Fres Frults an V bl
sent. Routine business was trans‘iil;1 lg? lbw-“5955”“ of the leIeIlintiff. 1R3}, sang Newer My God to Thee as the ege 3' es .
' ‘ . . lei-woo went on e rep evin , .. , I . The; ;
acted. ibond as principal and Hazel S. Rey- coricge “as ieal mg lhe ch: rgllbmuIII: Good GED and Peas ................... . ......... 2 cans 25c ..
Frank Gura, of West Norwalk, was nolds .as surety. The defendant al- floral pieces were many ..nI I‘ , ' i Fancy vapqmted Peaches QI'“ . -- -.- - - - ---------- 14c pkg. 4"
arrested last night by constable Bi~y-'lesed that Hazel Reynolds lost her r‘~- rm and showed the esteem 1n Much Franco-American Soups .................. 11c can, 3 cans 30c
f‘plevin action but failed to return the lhe deceased was held. The pal] bear- - . . . , I,
’ers were John F. (McMahon. Charles
iPennell, Daniel Lyons, Beulazd Re!”-
Thc Beers Meal & Provision Co.
. _ Phone: 881—4180
6 No. Main St, So. Nomlk.
4‘—
FOUR MINUTE MEN SPEAK
l BOS’I‘ON, June 28.—"Four-mlnut0»
Imen," prominent citizens working una-l
city, were apprehended by: Defence Council's coal production com-Ider the auspices of the 'Boston Pub?
Nor-walk pdilce this m°ming' asvmlttee, gave consideration to resoln- in: Safety Committee. will make brief',
a tele ram received froml ,
“$1161 iiispmgit ghilrot. 8of the New Yorkiuons proposing «the fling 01 Icoalspeeches at all the motion picture—
' "police. Oincer Flynn and Toolhiil‘ pricks during the war by a joint glov- theatres in the city on two evenings
arrests. The Y9“!!! 960916, emmenlal commission composed of of every week; Downing July 4. Each.
molds, John ‘R. Morton and William
EMeeker. The flower bearers were
0011' George Still. William Haskik. Inter.
Mary‘s cemetery.
:3 Main St, Norwalk.‘
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HFUL Nzw VoruKERs HELD. ‘
Geuovese, Carmine Sac-
FIXING COAL PRICES
WASHINGTON, June -28.—Repre~1
. ‘YOUT
sentatives of hard and soft coal inter-
Josephine
“net and claimed to be brothers and; council's co’el committee and the Ted-,beulnx his name
on! Trade Commission. Inddreu;
and the topic of “in
x . new
»
,islole 6100 Homing parents. ‘
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