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full ...“,111‘1111'211{'11'?1'sti‘~;i:i1‘ 1f 1-'. r-
1111- 1111s: o:ii1 .. 11115111111 '1~:‘1;~.1.
ri1" " and :1'1r‘.111' money 3'1 beg". us to
11.1711 theioily and 81-;11H'cttugsine of
the 111111»: system.
—REMEMBER YOUR LUNCHEON
appointment at the Country Club Fri-
day.
The (.‘. E. Slztuson plant in t‘ansl
street is‘practicallv shu: 11111111 for a
wed; About 2.0 of the emplmes at?
having a vacation. Only four emplo)
es 11111::in to fill orders of dealers:
who call there. No deliveries are tie-1
ing mode, and no salesmen :11‘1- solic-
iting for the concern during.- the 11.1111.
—Sramiord Advocate. i
The many friends in this (ity of
Daniel GleasOn of South Nor“ 21111, for:
merly 11n11101ed at 1111- l alto. To1~1,111do
Boat Company plant 11111 «be pleased
to hear that he has been commission-.1:
ed lieutenant in the Ensin1'111‘1s't‘otps
«of the. Oiflcers’ Reserve Corps-—
Bridgeport Post.
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Suit for divorce claiming intolera-f
bl.~ ttueltv and habitual internperance
has been filv' d with the up11 riot court
by (‘linton Elwood against Anna
Brennan liliood, both of llunbury.
They were married April ‘39, 11113.
and 11111.11 two minor children, CaillOl‘
ine and (‘linton W. Elwood. The
pt'llllollf'l' ".‘kS for divorce and e-us
11111): 111‘ the children.
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lie wring upon lllt 1111111n<11111111 to
the 11:11191‘1'1 of tlte license of Andrew
llt’eliru of St: ttitiot'd from its present
lotu ion to 21 Orchard street \1ill he
giro-n hy the (‘otinty t‘t'uninlsetonol's
next ’I‘ut-stlay morning :11 ll oclot'k
in Stamford. There is much opposi-
tion to the transfer.
Kate S. Tuttle has filed papers in
the superior court in divorce pro
ceetiincs .urtinst Walter ll. Tuttiew
fcz'1111""._\~ of llt'idgt-port but now 1111':1t- '
ed in Mt. Carine]. 'l'he \1'it‘11 alleges
infidelity, 1111: does not 111111111 111111 oo-
r1 spottdont. She asks for permiSSion
to r1~ttme her maiden name of Kate
Straws Th1 couple were 111:'111l1'd
Atiuttst 211, 1013. '
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" 11111-1111'111111’11111‘11111'11 have occasion to
drive atu‘totttobiles or Wagons m or
South Main street are, wondering
what is causing the delay in the par-
ing program. The street was first
torn up about two months unit, and)
the contract given nttt to the War:
ronitc Company. Merchants along.
that thoroushtare are generally com-l
plaining over conditions and claim:
that it httrst business to leave the
street in the shape it is in.
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Friends ".n Nor“ .'tlk rocehed the
pleasing infotmation today that the
stoik had delit' ered :t inthy girl on
July ltith, at 5:15 p. 111., to Mr. and
Mrs. Frttnk A. Wolf. 2203 Colorado
street. Philadelphia. The. baby weigh
ed eight and one halt pounds and like.
her mother is doing finely “hile :1
resident of .South Nor'ttttlk Iiit Wolf
was :1 hotter and a well- known athlete,
‘ taking part in many local entertain-
ments.
The eleventh tri- annual reunion of
the. Adams descendants of sziel and
Clarlsa Adams of Wethersi‘ield will be;
observed on August 2in the Gris-
woldville Chapel :1: station No. 17 on
the Middletown trolley line The pre-
sent ofllcers are :15 follows: President!
Henry M. Adams of New Britain ave
nue: v-ice -epr sident, Mrs E G. Adams
of South Wethersiield- secretary and
treasurer, Miss Alice it. Adams 0::
Wethersfield: recorded of births ,1
deaths and marriages Mrs. C. T. Xi i-l'
lard of Wethersfield.
\untmmg
WhV Worry? ,
"1 During the summer while on/
' your vacation, about fire and
burglars? Silverware and
' other bulky articles of value
.. can be conveniently stored
" here at very moderate ex-
. A SAFE DEPOSIT BOX
: .5 in our-fire and burglar proof
‘ '1 vaults for your valuables and
[important papers can be
2. rented from $4.00 and up.
Why. not rent one today?
The 80111 "0111'" f
:1. 1 Madden
. hotel in London for $1.62: you could
T1101 buy that dinner in :1 \‘t':1.~hi11.-1'
1 1111: hotel or tit-'1 .11111211 1111» 1‘11: "
"lilinois yesterday quoted the abote
utilt‘: the (out abroad," snid Madden
tinstant'e, in Washington cauliflott'et'
' . supplies, at the post office department
"L shortly to every second, third and
. available, there will be sent to each
- man Lonergun thought a flag would
that it hurts business to leave the
well as decorative. ‘
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Declares Thaii
Homer Doesn’t Care How
Badly Publtc‘s (longed
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f—(3l a [dblt‘ 1i‘hot11 1l1nnt:r :1'. 'l_11.Sa.1-1
Rept't'sentatit'o .‘tlztrtitt ll hiadti'it.
figures in the House as indi: 111'11'1
that 11bit: we are t':1111littt: l'31'1111:
1-311111111 is earth: 1:1111': 1t1-.1.':11_\ 1h: 11'
we are.
48 Cents Profit
"It is only fair to .'t :11: the 1liff1r -
once between the 1'11. 1; (1t titing lit: ‘-1
“where we send the food." No“ t'o:.
a ltiitd of educated cabbage, is ("llil 1":
d lot at F10 (1111.“ :1s1’-"11i11 15113-1
pose it costs about :11‘1111 01 perhap
UH) cents. in lo: don the who is:
about half tht ('litttce hei"e.'1
Mr. Madden quoted tht follott'i11;1
hot1l prices: I
“asltltihion Lottdonl
; Small ste'tlt ...$l [.0 ’11 .111}!
' Soup ................ .33 -3
t‘rlet'y ............... .00 13:
Cheese . .............. .35 is.
Fish ................ .511 .371:
Chit- ken ............. .60 W 1
Mushtooms .65 fill
Salads .............. 1.1111 .34
(‘otl‘ee ............... .231 .12:
Rt'ft'l‘l'lllZflt) prices :11 the Savoy.
and .11 leaditt; \lfitshincton l111lr1ls.l
Madden (‘Untlilllt' 1:11 "We st'nd most of?
the stttft sorted at the Savoy, and the;
london lltiit‘ls 1111 paring wut taxes-.1
'Out' hot11lsl1:'1111 not begun payin'lt
:11'111' taxes 11:11. They must be getting
"1hei1 ntnnet 111 :':11l111tc11 now so not
to be able (It) p.1y wat taxes. 01111-
there thet chain» 12 ctnts for celery: i
it is (lo ('1 ms here. l
Hoover “Not Concerned" i
“While we are ilL’lltlllnl: the ques-l
lion oi high ((ls‘l of litinu it would
.bo appropriatt1 for those in charge 11.11
‘ i1tt"1esttt:ttt thtse [lll("?S. I have been;
' told that fill lloot'et' suagt'sted it
short time 11:10 that he intended to tr1l
it) 12111 hotels oi lll‘t l'1ni111l States toi
11‘d111111 tilt ‘.‘i; :11 of 1l11i1 litli‘lirll.‘ on‘i
.alf. 0.1111111 11111 sitter-111d that tht‘i
1'11i1e he 1111l1111d :111'111'1lingit', and he;
is r1'1‘1'1ott 111 to hurt said that he “as!
not 1'-':t11111111111i about ”11“ ptit'.11 'l" 1-1‘
people of the Ilultod States are. l'.’
W are to hint tonst'tt :ition of t'.ooil
or regulation of it it must not he I‘Dll- l
1‘1111-1l to tht quantity of food but must'
lll\’0l\~<‘ price "mutation also Some-l.
thing must he don:1 to find 0111 um,
England can 1100111 to sell food We5
send there chcupet than we sell it‘
here.” , '
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ACTRESS l3 KILLED i
av MAD LOVER?
Mrs. Edith Simmons}I One‘ of the'
Creighton Sisters Shot By An
Kills Himself
\PIW BRUNSWICK, N. .1’., July 18.,
—.l1.'1lou.sl_v 111d Leonard Morris, .'tn‘
11l1"'111i1i.',1n to shoot £11111 kill Mrs.'
1121.71" .1 Simmons one. of the Creighton
Sisters vaudeville ut‘lli‘ssf‘s, and then,
shoot himself in :1 gt'noctty store in.‘
’l hr.1tr1c'tl (‘in :1 suburb of this clty,i
yesterday.
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Electrician, Who Then 1» l
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lost “litter the Creighton home
burned tiottn and the 111111in took- ‘
rooms in :1 house in this ('ity on EaS- I
ton avenue in “hich .llotris lived.
In the spring tht1 (heightons camp—
ed 0111 on their property in Theatrical
City and Morris boarded with them
i.t'hete Yesterday Mrs Simmons went
to the stotc of ..l Colasui do on River-
\iCW avenue to purchase some grocer. ,
himself in the mouth.
On entering the store \lorris shot 1
1her 111 ouch the heart 11itl1 :1 revolver,
killing her instantly. Then he shot
nose]! in to mouth.
Mrs Simmons obtained a divorce
last spring. She‘ 1. 111 three cl111.'.'0:1:.'i
Two are in a convent in Ohio and the;
third, :1 boy four years old, lived withi
her. Three of her sisters, Mary, Su—
.sle :ind Arnette Creighton, are in Vitu-
deville.
"' Fuss'teor;“Roberta‘s?“
Congressman Loneraan Plans New
Decoration for Second, Third
and Fourth Class Of-
ficcs
Congressman Augustine Lonergau
has had a conference with A. 8. E03-
ler, superintendent of equipment and
at Washington, and there will be sent
fourth class oiilce in Hartford county
:1‘ large post route map of Massachu-
setts, Rhode Island and Connecticut
Also, as soon as a new supply is
cities 8 large American flag. Congress-
bc an ideal addition to the present.
decorations of the different unless, and
20% OFF
A Wonderful Money Sav-
ing Sale at just the op-
portune time, when you
can get the entire sea-
son’s use at a big saving1
$10 Refrigerator, sale price $8. 00‘
$12 Refrigerator,
$15 Refrigerator,
$18 Refrigerator,
$20 Refrigerator,
$25 Refrigerator,
$30 Refrigerator,
$35 Refrigerator,
Elwood8tGlover
GLO VER’S
Established 1879
Hot Weather
White Footwear
No choice in the former.
But a fine choice of the latter.
With prices to suit everyone.
SHQE DRESSINGS AND
POLISHES
m Wuhin’ton St.
lamb Norwalk
sale price $9.60
sale price $12.00
sale price $14.40
sale price $16.00
sale price $20.00
sale price $24.00
sale price $28.00
This Sale includes our
Famous Sterling Retria-
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'The Gorham Co.
{DECORATORS
Everything in Paints
and Wall Paper
lStoro 0,0886, 1 P. ".5
Saturday
l 10 First Street
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East Norwalk
oratoritltal is lully guaran-
teed in every respect.
0 Charge Accounts Opened
SlERllNli lllRNllllliE 00.
127, 129, 131 Washington St., So. Norwalk
Phone .105
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Women’s
Wear
The Little Shop
61) N0. MAIN ST.
PHONE 410.
BestFullCreamCheesc....1........
CrcamCheese.. . ........... ............12cnktz.
SnappyCheese ....... ‘
Pimento Cheese .................... . . .
RoouefortChecse ...... l5cia1
Tasty Cheese ............................. 10c iar
Andrew Davey, Inc.
98 Washington St.,So. Norwalk
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
.REBUILT TYPEWRITERS—L. C.
. Smith, Underwood.
.1, Remington, all other
makes. sold, rented,
repaired. Rentals, $3
per month. Machines
sold at $5 per month. .
PLUMBER
TYPEWRlTER EXCHANGE
156 Falrflcld Ave., Bridgeport. Conn.
ZELU‘FF’S
Drug Store
1 North Main Street -
833nPhones— 1 532}
Whitman’sCltocolales
Dmgs Prescriptions
ART-RUGS
AT BIG REDUCTION IN. PRICES
A. J. A’ngevin‘e 8. .3011 C0.
it You Have
Any Junk
:32: (8.13112
Successor to Wm. Eifrou
Phone 499
37 ran Street, East: Norwalk
Children Cheerfully
and Patiently »
Treated by Modern,
Painless Methods.
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Moderate
Charges for Very
Belt Dental Work.
A
to Yolro 111
tho Practice of
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75 south M11111 Street
Hour” 3. unto 9 p. .,-
m. by appoint uncut.
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Attentic Ofiice
11115.11. 1111112.
Surzeon
DENTIST
and Conscientious
Gas Administered
by the Oxygen
sort. 18011111 All Stores.
F'l‘ry Then.
THE GREATEST
FOOD VALUE
Frisbie’s‘ Pics
The MOSIIEOOIIOMC Ilea-
Gold and Porcelain
All klmll of Artill-
.- clot Dentures.-
(2an and Brion.
Work, 5 Slot , »
Beef lronfiWme
RAYMOND BROTHERS!
Phone 1131. :37 Washington 81.
Building Material of Every Kind -
Sewer Pipe 111111 Tile, Well Pipe '
Fire Proofing Material, etc.
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The City N Edna] Bank
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MUTUAL INTEREST
The business enterprisas of our customers are of interest
to us and command our solicitous attention. .
The growth of our business is due to the confidence we
have earned from our man y depositors through strong, co»
servativc and progressive methods.
If there is any way in which this Bank can be of service
to you, do not hesitate to consult with its officers—they will
appreciate the opportunity of an interview.
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There Is True Economy
In Buying a Reliable Refrigerator ‘
We have the best made in all sizes, with Tile, Enamel or
Galvanized Linings. Call and see them.
PORCH FURNITURE, RUGS AND SCREENS.
RAYMOND 81- SON
5'" “ ' Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High Sta.
Nomalk‘
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CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style.
Corner Monroe and Chestnut St. Tel-15551
N J. DISESA. Manager. J. DISESA, Proprietor.
SPECIAL SALE
Ladies’. Black Pumps
Ladies’ Put. Colt and Kid Pumps, all the new styles, were
$6.00...Now .. $4.90.
Ladies’ Put. Colt and Kid Pumps, were “$15. 00. Now ..... $3 95 -
Ladies’ Pat. Colt and Kid Pumps, were $3. 50 and $4. 00.
Now ........................................ $2.96
Ladies’ White Buck Sport Shoes, rubber soles and heels, .
were $8..00 Now ...... $6.50,
CONNEALLY 8: BRACKEN ,
81 Washington Street.
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South Norwalk. _
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Bathing Accessories»
Nowhere can you find such an extensive assortment of that
needed things for bathing. f :
Wonderful variety of BATHING CAPS from the plain
diving styles to the more elaborate models; WATER WINGS,
SHOES, COMBINATIONS, TIGHTS, GARTERS, BEACH
ROBES, BAGS, Etc, all at popular prices.
ERA DE MIPCHANDISE RT MODE/'2’)! TE PRICE!
86 WASHINGTON s'r.
fi/Cll
O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIST
58 Wall Street. ' ' Nomut. _.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxford: in Gold 1111",“
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough examimtion of the eyes. Oculictc' pmfip; .1,"
dons promptly filled. Watching.
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. Whatever you do, don’t get BALD! 1.
[Prevent dandrufi and falling hair by using the great French preparation
ED .'PINAUD’S HAIR TONIG
{final ' l i th ouecficctivotonicforltchhtgmlp,
Ell?! €115:de doudru deg‘mIU “fed sbyeuten and women of refinentcm th ,
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