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Tel. 72:
WEATHER FORECAST.
Famast for NorWalk and vicinity:
Milled tonight and Tuesday, proba-
Ilbliight shoWers.
Forecast for the week: ‘ ,
Far the North Atlantic States: 0c»;
email] SllOWt’ljfi will prevail during,
this week, with temperature above non:
ml followed by considerably cooler:
By the end of the week, 1
Disturbances which are’ central overl
Barth Carolina and Ontario are caus‘
ins; rloutiv and unsettled weather. with]
light local showers, in the eastern nor
firm of the Luke region. and along the.
Middle. and North Atlantic coasts. All-l
curler disturbance is central orer Mon-
mm. Pleasant weather prevails quite
mineral” in the central and western
Will-lifts. The temperatures are high:
lem'een the Rucky Mountains and
the. Mississippi river, 'l‘einpel'aturcs
a? 100 or above were reported “froml-
gums, Louisiana, and Montana,
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Cmditions favor for this vicinity:
Examined weather, with light show.
ems.
.,.WEATHER YEAR AGO TODAY..
Temperature: lllgrll. 77; low,
= H. S. Bunion.
in New Haven yesterday and visited
the local boys who joined (the New
Haven Blues and are encamped on the
Yale Field.
WARDROBE TRUNKS
Neverbreak, $20.00
Innovation, $30.00 to $55.00.
Suit Cases, Traveling Bags and
Accessories for Vacation Days.
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Miss Jessie Nelson. of 5 West ave-
‘nue, Miss Nellie Dance, of Darien,
Miss Florence Healy, of Main street,‘
and MiSs Anna Kaska, of East Nor-
: walk, left town today on a trolley trip
to Boston, Mass. The young ladies
‘ will return to New York City by boat.
' ‘ x 9 one for about one
JOSEPH DAVIS 2:; ”‘1’?“ ‘° b g
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WWW: Ilir. and Mrs. John Brougham. of
W‘ ” ‘ ‘*‘4‘ ’ "“ "WM :(‘entre‘ avenue, returned honie yesjelu 7
._#M.__...__-_~....._..._-._. fday after a week‘s visit at the home
‘ of friends and relatives in Albany, N.
l}? lY. lir. and Mrs. Brougham mad the
NOR ALK ~ trip both to and from the' New York
j , t-zwilol,,lly automobile.
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SOCIETY l Miss Susan Haring, of New York, is ‘
I ‘, uni-win: a. week's sojourn lit the
home of her friend, Mrs. Richard
‘ i Knack. or liolt avenue~
Mr. and Airs. ThOllllls lllinner, l‘or~
merit: of South Norwalk, but rEcenIly
or i tnbury, hale, returned ‘0 this
city and taken up their llio'ltll’llt‘t' here.
and Personal j
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‘Illiss Muriel 1). Robinson, of Rocks-1 Arthur Kelly, 21 _lll(‘Illllt'l' 01' the
bury, Moss. is the guest of Miss Fifth Division, Naval Militia, is home.
Elizabeth Shervr, of \l‘esr '\\'ashing- on it short l‘tll'lo‘unh. Mr. Kelly is nowg'
ton .street. Miss Robinson was in the, stationed on the l‘, S, S. v.\.urietta,
STERLING : ’
REFRIGERATOR
SALE _ _
20‘70 ‘ OFF ,
A WonderfulMonev Sav-
ing Sale at just the 0p-
portune time, when you
{can get the entire sea-
son’s use-at a' big saving
$10 Refrigerator, sale price $8.00
$12 Refrigerator, sale price $9.60
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graduation class \l‘itll Miss Silercl' at
the Mt. llltt Preparatory st-llooi, New-
ton, Mass.
Mrs. Herbert t). Pullill‘tl zlnli 'twm
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children, of l'nion l‘ul‘k, urn onioylnul
a two weeks' sojourn :11 Luke \Yiitt‘tb
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.llllliUh‘ Johnson, tlllt‘ ot' the tirivvrsg
.lttlncs Launch. out- of the New York but; N. Y.
Giant's players, spent llll‘ 'l't'lég-ll-clld
with friends ill Wilton. [lie was the, ‘ .
guest of Fred lloidoli, ot’ Meadow ill the down town fire station. is on.
stl'eot, last evening. joyinn his annual mention.
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Miss Madeline Fallan. who is. em-
ployed as a nurse in llroklyn, N. Y,. 3i Gibson t‘onrt,
spent the, week end with her parents town. )‘l sterility. -
Mr. and Airs. W. J. l-‘ahan, of GE‘tl‘li' . W}; '
- t‘llllrlvs l., lioerun . lll‘t‘illtlll on the
street. ‘
. . s g mlpmmo. is etltlyllli: a short
lit: and Mrs, \vuuam’o Multan. ot'i
llmltil‘l’d to Tangy-1
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MES“ ““133" Benton, “f Flux lli't.‘ furlough at his home in Nol‘u‘alk.
Road, have returned from Boston.
when! they were guests of i.ieuteuani ‘
‘ it‘iant‘md. X, .,
’ wzlllt. yesterday.
Ml‘.‘:ltld Mrs. {‘onrull t‘. Price. of
wore visitors in Nor»
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liissvlhn‘a Allen _,ot‘ "n't Chi-5101‘, W...
Was the guest of Mrs. Edward .1. Fill- Scout t‘mnlnissioner l‘irie llzlcllon
heriv, of Spring street, over the week~ aid. of Norll'alk, was n visitor tit
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Aime ’l‘al'lol', of u; lrove BROOKLYN SIGNS O‘ROURKE
started last evening for Boston, Mass, NICWg YORK, .luly Rewir‘rank
where he will at’tend the National (,‘on- O'Rourke, third baseman of the lie
venliml of Elks. ” i‘unt‘t Film Club of the NOW York
State League. was signed today by the
Club.
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{City News:
Miss- nulh (lelslon of New York and Brooklyn National Lenauv
)iissl‘s Madeline and Alyse'llrown of will rcDOl‘i Hl mm“.
Norwalli were recent guests of Mrs.‘ W
Andrew wppd in Springdulpl " Miss Lucy D. ”museum. of the Few
' - ter .ltlnior high school faculty, who
was stricken with scarlet fever upon
her return to her home in Stonelluut.
Muss, lit the close of school, has been
Latest advices, however,
Employes of the. it. & G. Corset Filo
, My returner} to work this morning
men“ enjoying a week’s vacation.
“leodore Smith is seriously ill :11
mo home on Ann street. It is feared
kennel live many hours.
Airs. Stephen Kellogg and niece,‘
. Ellll'l (ielston, of Norwalk, were re.
Vacation for tlieAemployes of Illt‘.cent guests oi‘ relatives in ‘Spriugdale.
alive-n & Peabody Shirt Factory will'
commence on the first Monday in Au-
artist;
.. seriously ill. .
Attorney Cranler C. .llvgelnall wns indicate that she is slowly improving.
é—Charley Chaplin——Regcnt
my in his latest. uproar, “The im-
migrant.”
A meeting of the, Connecticut Pedic
‘Stw‘iety was held at the lSlloreham lio-
fhl. Morris Cove, New Hurt-n, yester-
fir Dr. Staltabtlck. president ot‘ the
Difficult] Association of Newark, Xm'
My. gave. a lecture. on the human
mt. from childhood up. About thirty
'0" forty members attended the lec~
flare and banquet. '
Puts Roses
WtrDistrict commissioners Frank
times, John, 1). Millie and Edward
.I Finnegan, ill company with lt‘oro-
mm “rlarry J. Kcena, made it tour of .
inspection to Grupe's and Brown's
. nervoirs yesterday. Both reservoirs
are well filled,‘a.nd the chances of a
will famine in Norwalk this sum-
mm appear to be very remote.
East Norwalk residents are eagerly,
Thinking forward to the laying of L!
finnanent pavement o'rljSeaview ave’
. fins. Theydeel as though the.» work
fiiuld commence at once.
. _l To look one’s best and feel one‘s‘stomach. .
"_Friday evening, 'IUIY fifth“ i“ ‘71“ best is to enjoy an inside bath each Girls and women with sallow skins,
‘ South ‘Norwalk .MlSSlOIl Vlvolkers . morning to flush from the system the liver 39mg, pimples m- pallid complex-
fim hold an 01’9“ a" meeting at t1leeDrevious day's waste, sour fermenta-
qmlrner of Raymond and Day street. ‘ tions and poisonous toxins before it is
m. Fred Theriault, the. leader, will absorbed into the blood." Just as coal,
Wk to the 0159i: folks, and 0119.01! when it burns, leaves behind a certain l aches, bilious spells, acid stomach or
. m wgggerg will give a specxal talkAtofilmount. of incombustible material inicnmupafion should begin this phog.
the, children. We Will not com: toth: I the form of ashes, so the food and phat e d but water drinking and are. as
fin‘tainryou but to‘glve 3:0“ t i 0: :drink taken each day leave in the all: sured of very pronounced results in
F91 as Tl is written to God s b0" "S“ ‘ l mentary organs a. certain amount of; one or two Weeks. . ‘"
my evening at “‘9 90mm of "”5111 indigestible material, which it not‘
mum and Railroad avenue, \an 0p9n|eliminated, forms toxins and poisons
If: meeting will be held “5 “5““ {which are then. sucked into the blood
, lthrough tllé very ducts which are in-
thn M. Blake, Jr... d'recmr 0‘ the1 tended to suck in nourishment to sus-
H’uited Hatters from the 'Danbury Hat} ta-in the body.
takers" association has moved his! If you want to see the glow of heal-
manly and WWW” goods ‘0 Water-i thy bloom in your cheeks, to see your
my, where MT- Blake ‘1‘“ been em‘lsltingot clearer and steamboat: are
pinged for several WEBkS- Mr. Blake‘ told to drink every morning upon arts-
is one of the beat 1010""? men in “1°, ing, a glass of_hot water with a tea-
hnhury hatters' association and has,spoonful of limestone phosphate in it.
served several terms as; national di‘, which is a harmless means of washing
m0? Of the UH“M Hatters. F01" the waste material and toxins from?”res do. 1 ‘_ ,
"meetings or the national hattera‘ dl-‘the' stomach, liver, kidnEyg and bow-t Women who desire tel-enhance the
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it'm, also those who wake up with a
coated tongue, bad taste, nasty breath,
A quarter pound of limestone phos-
iphate cost
lthnt dust as soap and water cleanses,
lpuril‘les and freshens the skill on the
,taut than outside cleanliness, because
like skin pores, do not. absorb impur-
’ities intovtlle blood, while the, bowel
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mints. President Scully appoints 8 els,~lhu: cleansing, sweetening and} beauty of their c0mpleiionbhould just.
1 try ‘hls io’r‘u week and notice results. ‘
« A lumber of um Hat .Makers', assdffga- purifyingthe entire alimentary tract, ’
, Hun th‘iitfht Mr. Blake'srplpce. i before putting more food into the ”MK '
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iothers who are bothered with head- 1
ry little. at the drug -
{store but is sufficient to demonstrgte '
loutside, so hot water and limestone '1
phosphate act on the, inside organs. .
We must always consider that inter- -»
zlull sanitation is vastly moreimpon -,
-.:&~A.’T‘.lJ. .l. lb...i.L -- Li 9.5,»:
$15 Refrigerator, sale price $12.00
$18 Refrigerator, sale price $14.40
$20 Refrigerator, sale price $18.00"
$25 Refrigerator, sale price $20.00
$30 Refrigerator, sale price $24.00
$35 Refrigerator, sale price $28.00
This Sale includes our
Famous Sterling Relrig-
erator that is fully guaran-
teed in every respect.
counts; Opened
Charge Ac
SIERUNG fURNllURE 00-
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ECONOMY PRICEstREE DELIVERY.
Maud S. Brand Flour. per bag ........................ $1.75
Win~All Brand Red “Salmon. large can ............... 23c
Fancy Head Rice, per pound . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............ 100
Bitter Brand Pure Jelly, per tumbler ................... 10c
Challenge Blend Coffee,- 30c grade, lb. ....... , ............ 26c
wuoro's firand Mayonnaise Dressing, large but. ......... 35c ‘
Snell (in Simpson Superior Milk Crackers, lb. .......... ,' . '13::
Very Best ”New Made Creamery Butter. lb. ........ , ..... 46c
Normanua Brand Imported (Kippered Herrings ........ ‘. .. 19c '
A. F. Beékmann 8; Co.
83 and 85 Washington St. Phone 1405.
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Merrill Summer School
It is not too late‘to ENROLL.
‘ Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typewriting, English Branches.
Merrill . Business College
Port Chester. 3
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HOWLAuDs .
Entrance on Main St, Fairfield Ave., Cannon St.
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Summer closing-hour other days. 5. :5;
Not Lip-SerVice ~
But Real Service
Lib-service is best eXemnlificd bv the man who sings
the Star Soannled Banner so loudlv he drowns out the
voices of all othermen-«and crosses the street for fear a.
recruiting Officer will stop him.
Real service is the sort we see beingr given everyday by
our vounc men who’ve left. their regular work td drill and
uuard and fie‘ht for Uncle Sane—at but a mere fraction of
Nobodv has anv resnect for the lib-servant.
_ ‘ It is DOSSlble f0 'i‘l. store to be a lib-servant. It can sine:
its own praises and tell of its own goodness and exalt its
own powers—and neonlc'soun become wearicd bv it.
But a store can be lineal ser *ant. It can have the
merchandise neoole want, sell it to them at. fair mice. have
a cheerful all'. be active and nromnt and “on the job” when
iolks need it. .
This is the sort of store we nlzm to make the Howland
store. ,
_ N o lio~service here; instead genuine and hcartV seru
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That service to all the beonle with euual facility.
‘ To make sure that. all neonlc do have equal chance to
in oiit bv the store service. it isloben each (lavvthroue'h the .
summer from 8:30 in the morning: till 5 in the afternoon;
and Saturdays is open till 9 in the eveninu.
’ We’ll Makea ,,
Skirt rm $1. “
Our'canable and nrouressive tailors will make a skirt;
for anv woman in the style she likes for one dollar. ,
That dollar is the entire cost of the skirt. in addition ~
to the‘reuular charge for whatever woolen cloth is nicked ’ ”‘
for it. ' , ‘i
There are no extra charges of anv sort :—for covering!
buttons. or findings, or such. One dollar news for it all.
Everv skirt we make under this offer is guaranteed to
fit to the satisfaction of the woman who is to wear it. She
is the iudue. It must be. finished in wav that meets her an:
broval too. In other words. the buyer decides and at)?
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There are a number of urettv new stvles from which
to choose. Some are notablv tasteful for women of full
figure. Some are of snecial nrace for slender women.
One particular model ldoks exceptionally well when
made no in a Ql‘aV-‘llld~\vhlt€ check of large size. A finished." .
skirt of this is on exhibit. it's worth a snecial inspection.
But there are 14 new svles. all told : that means at least -
one to suit everv woman. ‘ ‘
And these excellent ‘woolcns to make them from :, , ,
Serues. taffetas. crebes. noolins. ltlaids. mohajrs in
nlain weave or fancv strines~ J $1.25 yd:
Panamas. crenes. stripes. plaids. serqes. nonlins. fancv‘ .
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mixtures— . $1.50 Yd.
Lustrous noolins and fine-weave serges— $1.75 yd, '-
lt-‘ancv strlnes and olauls. fancy crenes. India twill“. '
oonhn 801" cc and melrose—e $2 yd.
And a wonderful lot of black-alul—white combinations
in checks and plaids and unique strmes— 50c to $2 yd.
Third floor. "
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L Shock Absorbers ion
‘ This Hémmock!
Newestofthe couch hammocks has shock absorbers! ' .
Four nowerful steel snrinns take up every bit of
“bounce” or iar. It’s as delightful as any Windswent cradle
“3‘3: ’4
Khaki-colored canvas. strong: windshield. tufted mat- . :
tress— and a headrest that’s easilv and quickly adjusted ,
to most comfortable height. , 4 _ "
Hunt: bv stout chains: with these four snrinfisteel ‘1
shock absorbers—$11. _ ‘
To make this hammock ideal for use anywhere. swing
it from new tubular iron stand deen green color—LE." . : f
If it is going: on the laWn ere there is little shade :ia’
canonv that’s, ouicklv adinst = to keep the sun off acme
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angle—$5. . . ... meanest; m
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