cm MARKET
0° NO. MAIN, ST!
can
NORWALK j .her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles their lunch baskets, filled with kgOUd $15 Couch Hammocks,
‘ gTuck. of Bot 11 Point Road. things Which Daricn Emu-“WW“ 'now All 1’. Price ........... .98 ‘
16 80. Main St, 0__ 3 so well how to prepare for such a ies- $18 bguéouch Hammocks $9
SOUTH flDBWALK. Mrs. Susan pmy has returned m “V9 “cam“ _' Augustfrice .......... $13. 05
— her home in Mt. Vernon alter spend- Highway Supt. Olmstead has taken 3 $20 Couch Hammocks, 3
Ge .1 “We of Thom. meet NOW Rowayton Baptist Church Notes mg “to weeks with Mr. and Mrs.3up with the oncialsor like New algdveil August. Price .......... $14.95
‘3 mifiaining his'brotber erm New; Is the Time “comm” Sunday. Aug. 5' 1917' ”:30 service Charles R. Pet'tlm'. tSigntillEpglfibeixchofcgfr‘iezg(genie-ling
' W ' of morning worshl with semen by 1 . 1
1m. 5 Your Home l) “The Haymakers" ol’ Stamfordcn face water whlch accumulates under
George Von llclmoll and family of
saw FARRIW won some.
wm ,
l
3411112123, Sonatas,
Gingham, Females and other‘
Egoods in plain colors, stripes and ‘
fancy figures.
In Batiste, Voiles,Pop1ins, Gab-
Wash «Silks,
E. .K. BANKS
Winnie {Intel Block.
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WW wayton avenue from 3
Have you tried
"ROCKING‘CHAIR" UNION
SUITS?
l
. Try these during this hot weather 3
it! $1.00. $1.50, $2.00
l Made in Norwalk
l
'l . {season are sche dulcd
Boutn Not-walk. The am 18 er an or
: aosmm m 25- _ WW. ...... dungeon. summit:
' l 85 Washington Street Second 391mm,, mm, B. Tay10,_3°"°" August sale at a saving of £113me per cent. to 40 per cent.
For August
Are Now on Sale
DONNELL’Y’S '
HOUSE PAINT INC
and Commission of Jesus."
weeks to Hawleyville and
Center, Conn,
ed to ht!“ Tttilt‘ITEt :(
it of a levy days Jwith
friends.
the pastor on tho theme, “The Mission 1
Miss Hesper Lrfialllcnne has return- ‘5
Error, aile: a vis-
. ..il.-1delphia
ltll
has been appointed administrator of;
{
Miss May 'l‘uck of Burlington, Ver-
mont, is spending her vacation with
oyed a clam-bake and a general good
"is“ or t‘Wfi'oeivr-‘sd thele interesting leaflets and
ookfieid areinterestedinthecematters may 0'9.
lain [hm by applying to “r.
dressing
lli‘i‘igills baselfall team has
._§nla;t—t some
The annual water sports at Token- season ends
eke. which me 1116‘ great cunt of the to? “at service but tho loc 11 fans are
Saturday glad that even if he must gt. into dual
of tilt training camps, it \sill pllbably
the estate at the late Mrsdohn Ray. enlfiyi‘d
_. mend.
.Ihat town, the
Hill, all-3
the letter to his office illll
szhiug'on l
John J. llal'wes of the!3
engaged :03
strong teams beiorelhe;
. John has betn drafted
Manager
A large number of Darien Grangers
the annual grunge picnic
Thursday taking the trip by auto-
mobile, to Greenwich, w,hcre upon the
grounds of a member of the {range ln‘
local grangers made
merry and emptied the contents of
the railroad bridge cleaned out. It is
so clogged that, with every heavy rain,
'3! WRDAY, AUGUST 1,1017”.
35102125 1509.5
5?"
Future Brides and Grooms. buy now.
FREE SIOEAGE AND FREE. DELIVERY EVERY-
WHERE.
WE.
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1506
August Fwn’itm Sale
A sale that is a sale and money- saving proposition to you.
I.
”nu-'9,
N0 Si‘liliis 10 0mm T
/
Couch Hammocks at “august Sale Prices
Estimates Gheerfully Oven time at the home of Mr and Mrs J. from one to two feet of water accum-
. 3 . e . . .
West avenue. Darren. have removed cm “.4110” 1443 _The m‘m‘my “mm““m” ”m“ 3. West, recently. ulatcs there, because the pipe cannot
In East borwalk. J A , , will be held at the close of the mom- carry it. of! fast enough, and automo-
' . ' , . ' ' "0mm mg servlce. lilies must use the sidewalk to get
1”- Ge‘b' 0f Stamfo’d- has been “5' 108 So. Main St, So. Norwalk. ““5“" ”01“” 0" “mm“ through. Then the drains are usually Al Angusl Sale {Wines
Mg his. brother. Captain Albert A.
* day school.
11:50 the weekly session of the Sun-
The subject for study iszl
‘secllon, who has been connected with
W
so filled that much of the water lingers
new, of First street. WEATHER FORECAST ' “Mana=scll's Sin and Repentance” 2-3 New York city bank, left town for under the biridlzel folr 11 couple cadet/‘4. Every one fully guaranteed to
. , " ‘ .- ,. .. . ._ Te l'lw-' le rmen . . .
. - . Chl‘on 3321-20. There are classes [or Washlngton, “here he has fen. “um longcl l g g) -3013: 3f, ‘glve gangfacuon or your money
Fr (1 St tt f H l d h Forecast for Norwalk and ”cm” moped to share in the distinctlon of “and" me" ‘0 ° 9"" ‘ 9 “‘ E“ T
0 rs on 0 art or is t e Fair toinght and Sundfiy An area of‘a" agesand every one is welcome, ' . . ~ every storm lbut lhl= afi’m'ds only "’m' I Wk. '
guest of Mr. and ‘Mrs‘ Edward E'Vhi it re s e lral h I be 6: 45 the devotional meeting of the being one of the “We” Ema-"cw “h“ norary roller while the pipes them i . .
lead. of 3 Edlie avenue, 3 g p 5 are c ’1 over 1 e ‘3 Christian Endeavor Society will superinlcnd the distribution of' 5.15.9.8 remain cloggnd To improve! $12.00=Rnfngerators, August-Sale
..___._..._. 198i“ is Drumming 000'» Pleasaml the $1,000.000 Red Cross Fund recent conditiom on Saturday and Tu'nday l . Price ..... . ..... $8.00
The ill-p0 Battery Company is in-
measlng its output and tok on a num
"her of adillonal hands recently. ance 0‘ considerable energy is central S u . 'Mr. and Mrs. George Kennedy, of R (1 ha a
candal. Ps. 120.1-7 dillons. Supt. Olm “‘3 n0“ 5 18.00 Befri raters Au st Sale
this morning over South Dakota. lt;?rrxo?lOS;0plgm New York city; Mr. and Mrs. linA. form? of men cleaning out the drama: 3 Price. Be ’ 8'“ “$1200
‘ H causing unsettled, showery “93th" A . - Do .\' :tu k Conn} Harris hi the surface muck ex on Saturday. ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ‘ '
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E Lavole, of in the nomem districts between me} 7:30 the evenmg servrce with ser- Wugbaofn aziilhfnbury‘ 3m and :ndrnimz. 3 $20.00 Refrigerators, August Sale
lib-Fort street, are visiting the" par- Rocky Mountains and the northern”mm by the pastor. Come and unite Mrs Dp "u('.]umm~ of Gilenwood on -—-’-—-'- 1 Price .............. .31345
ants in Fall River. Massachusetts. 1 ' ‘ ‘ ' . wor hi with us. » . - '. , ' ~' 3 3. inc." and:
3portlon of. the Lake raglan. Th? lem- mOn :Vegnosday evening at 7:45 the the‘HUdROD, N- Y-: Mr, ““dc'hh's- A bogklgrlfgvcn‘bellerrgccl213dgfi ”:9 DR ’ szgmeRdngemfo-rs' “@8512?
Charles COKRWOH, of Fort street. ”CINE“? ES somewhat 1.0"“ m the. mideeek service of the church. Ii chler, and daughter. Ruth. ohm." Free library. for forward,“ 10 ------ -
has returned from New York city eastern districts, but is rising slowly “Si ll of the Summer Time" is to Montclnlr, N J_; Mr. and Mrs. J. J. the soldiers in 59“,”, The public do ,
where he has been visiting for 'l i “the western and central districts. it th31 3 e l to lo of these services DOWN)" 0‘ 8“" Fm"°"‘°°1 Cat. ““1 ”Em“ ‘0 “Ed ‘" m“ work may MW" BABY HEIRS, EIGHSIDISYAT AUGUST SALE'PRIGES
wk- “‘" .3. .35.”; 3...: am .u. be Thomas cums. .. Brooklyn wlyrgybgggpgggymggzglgglgoyoggg1 $9.00 White Enamel Crib ....... salon .
EWEATHER A YEAR AGO TO- the thought suggested for the meeting cent arrivals at the Sound View!“ box is “anal": upon iho porch 512.00 Wile Enamelcrib’ ....... . ..... .. . . ...... $00 ‘2
Miss Emma Radian of Third street; DAY' E ' ”0““. {where thc magazines. etc. may be do. $15.00 Whitelnamellflnb . . . . ..,-..... ........ . $10.00 .
in enjoying a vacation fronlller duiy
flex at the A. J. Angevlne & Co's
more.
lira. Everett Allen. formerly of New
Haven. is spending a few days with
Mr. John ’l‘lcbout jr., of Brooklyn— w M, is so old as m ll'ave lost interest
It and Mrs. Ferdinand lianck or isxvisltinx Mr and Mrs. F. Lynch. T3110 of such malerlal was sent to the SCREEN DOORS, m BEES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £151.00
-aecnnd street. ' ' Mexican bordp'r hm summer. which;
mas Ida Sterling, who has been!
visiting relatives in Orange. N. .l., has
3_,,.ntnrned lo-her home in East Nor-
walk.
Captain Thomas Smith of this place.
raised on his farm, and which tipped
ounces.
normal 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
.Edson K. St. John, 15 St. John street.
. has on exhibition a tomato which lie‘
The regular monthly meeting: of
file East Norwalk Improvement Asso- drive, and owned by George Summers.
solution will be held Tuesday after: at 397 Washington avenue.
Weather in the northern districts east
of the Mississippi river. A disturb ‘
'l‘clnpcrlltulc : low,
High, 88;
7f). Filll‘. '
1Cify News
Roton faint was crowded to its ca-
pacity last night by scores of street-
car loads of people and hundreds ofl
lulotnrlsts who gathelod at the popular}
,plcasnre park to witness a particular-
ly interesting display of fireworks
that a Harley Davidson motorcycle
was stolen from Bridgeport yesterday
afternoon.
number Conn. 1975. color grey.
‘Norwalk police were asked last
night to keep a watch in this city for,
, 5 The local police have been notified
the scales at one pound and three;
It is ll 1912 model, license.
belt! -
| Miss Minnie Minor of West avenue
Mrs. Eugene Ambler is to be the
leader of the service and the subject
will be a very practical one, “The Sin
on Wesdn night.
The monthly business meeting of
the C. E. Society will be held at the
close of the service on Wednesday ev-
enlng.
Miss Lucile Branda has returned
{home from a few days visit in
York.
Miss Florence Adcock has returned
home after :1 few days visit in Mastic
chusctts.
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1‘ Mrl1.Wintleld Grant of Rowuyton
avenue is confined to her home with
slckncss. '
.a
is confined to her. home wltluln admit
of: rheumatism.
I Miss Margaret Cleverley. of New
New :
ly raised.
Mrs. B Adams of The Heights is
spending two weeks ill the Berkshires
Adamllter .wnsborn last week to
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnoyle of No‘rotou"v
Heights. ‘
1Mr. and Mrs. Howard Holly have
been entertaining Mrs. Holly’s sister, it
lrenldent of Boston.
M has Annie Scofield ,nnd Miss
Ella limos are planning‘to spend tbl-
week-end at Pine Grove.
- when the automobile traffic is heaviest,
and not give tourists .m impression
that Doric-n is lnditlercnt to these con-
posited. The public is, however, can
tinned bv (ion. Pershing that the mom- ,
bers of the American expedition to,
Francemand the same applies to the;
boys in the training Climbs—aft" an in- j
tolllncnl lot and thoroughly up todatc
so that it is useless to leave literature,
could only be. used to hell as hunk ‘
Oman freight is now too high. and the
carrying upacity of vessels too val- .
noble to crowd ships with such redding
matter Better to sell the old maga-
zines to the junkman, it use the pro
icceds to buyr fr ‘3h onel'l send to the
' soldlcr boys. as practically only cur-
wm magazines and newspapers are
w.anted
Thomas T. Powers, 3. rural mall-
oarrler of Port Richmond, Staten lsl~
and, was arraigned before Justice Han
ry V. Shelli in the Darlentown court,
,chnesday night, charged withcperat-
ing an automobile last Saturday, with.
out ndoquateitghts, without a car cer-
tificate of registration, and without an
$I5. 00 Refrigerators, August Sale
Price ..... . . ........ .151000
510. 00 Cotton Mattress, Avguat
Maul Beds ‘at August Sale Prices
‘5450Mattrems,AugustPlice........................5350‘
5:150 Purity mttm,Auguxth1-ice 5595
Price
515.00 Cotton Felt Mattress, August Price ..
—-
. . ..... .5150!)
Crchug,"9x'12
. ‘RIIGBINALLBIEES AT 720me CENT‘OFF. 569 ‘
‘GARDEN‘BETTEE,AWPrioe
. ~D‘RESLSERS
,‘AuauSi “Sale Trice lrom 357.05 3to 545500
”1:31.50 3
operator‘s license. He admittedlgulll
anon-three connts.~arld was fined'ss‘
and costs, rhe‘lntter being 59:88, and
departed'from townnfter paying tho
required 034.88. Powers's excuse "for
only showing one oil lamp upon the
front of the car was that his electric}
lights were out or order, and the sup-
ply of oil in one or the other lamps had
run out. Hailed severaltother young
men aboard the car, and they were
headed for New Falrfield, but lost the
road on the way up. which delayed
them so that they were driving after
dark, whereas they had expected to
arrive at their destination bfore night
came on. Powers said that he used
the car lnhis workas mallcarrler. and
'seld’om took it out at night. He ex
plainedbls neglect to have his cards ,
of registrationon band by saying that
he always carried them in his uniform
coat, but leaving home in a hurry, Snt‘.
Edgar bygen of the Old ,ngvs 'ngh- urday. be overlooked .puttlng these
way in this town is vice-president of cards into the pocket of the coat he
‘3? grimly? whiiclhlficgntilvholiehllmd then wore. Trafllc omcer George
'cccrm,nrcewc rs.
little danger signals, the Will my are gyger ES lam Chrisfltiani Sgencg 3:30“ ,aaagifis;e£:3fioe: $011321? Izafnfnglldl’adnz‘;
I
y ,occupying one 0‘ M” Prestons ho“ one“ w an ca 11 W or the arrest. Grand Juror Willmott stat-
tire tongue coated and the breath hot es in Tokenoke
and 11311.3. sure sign or overworked teki‘lcfiug‘f‘gfbfgmfigéfivgé? Tiff“? ed that. in neglecting 1°- 0&1)! “ENE
_ . Md 10939“ acid stomachs, “559°5th Caries Leland. .3d, is spending a Parker and H B.0Minstallmarcglull-3.11.1;y lsfration cards, Powersvwas violating
~:‘ufiual a..l100’clock. "Rev. :Hal‘om 8nd Clogged intestines. ; few i‘WQekB With his lgmn'dlathel‘ mg for the annual ‘mafion tour“. the laws Of his own State as W821 “3 s
3. Wiistm ls enjOying his madma- run condition can be plopped m 9. Charles Leland m. ,Awmmke 3 2 {ment for the men, to he followedrby 9. those of Connecticut Justice Snead. l
. ' , _ » , few hours with a good dose of. 3. atm- " ‘ mixed singles and .‘doubles tournament. in imposing the penalty, said that be
.for the annual club trophy. ‘ womd.let.1?owet3..nfl-9&5Y.'bm° he
believed that be had-.not deliberately
viohted the lawnmdacautidnahim to i
be more careful of his lights. and “-3!
causes sin .mture like :me not David]
”E. Kahlua of nrld’sevort, charged 3
with driving withoutmoperlllghta on E,
Mrday night, was also called, that;
' ' 031' and M‘ 3. shown. left to... “W“mcemmlnr unmanned
‘ers mw Problt airflow mark has in their an mobil today forpmed‘ellmt orWClm-losxfl. Million i
moved at the music . tum. when time. where they will Spend the an. WEWW mtmxmm
‘ , ol’ their vacation. .9133“le “m “Nominate
Wm mm m mingled-s 0.1181“? 1118 client-11ml “tum“ £0210th}!
undue .mtion {measurably beanie drains zen L!”
W wnaeup‘flew TM 5“” 511“,” 3W ml 3
than). fiempeningmf unmade:
.York, has been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
A. B. Cleverley.
Superintendent Lockwood of that a motorcycle owned by George Sum-
Zfii-po Battely Company, who has been]. mere. which was stolen from Middle_ 3
ill with rheumatism at his home in street, Bridgeport. The machinai 'Hélflhts have been entertaining Mrs
New Canaan the past w'eek has re- which was anew one, here the regls- “0‘7”“ Win“ 0‘ Brewster, N- Y., Resslcr of New York. with her two
med his duties at the Keyser five" tratiou numbers 1975 11188 remrned llome 8&0!‘ a Vifi“ With daughters
3, _ a“ plant |Mr. and Mrs J. B. T. Reed -'
3 3 , ‘ .._._____._ Mrs. Jessica Muzanovlch of the
Mrs Gastonand daughter of New Helghts hEB b9?“ entertaining for 1‘
Jersey spent part at last week'wltll f6W dRYS. ‘MI‘SU'F‘I‘IIICGS '09“ Of New
York, whats a niece of Senator Doll
of Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Collin of Noroton
Sturdy soldier lads who left Nor-
walk in the Sixth Company, coast An
tillery Corps, are soon to recelVe a
[very material mark of appreciation Mr Md Mrs S G Adams
from their friends and relatives May-l __.__..___.
or Call Axel Harstrom has signed nE MESS ‘IallOI‘ie CUGHDP 0' New
check be is to forward to captain York, 3W!“ the week end With 1‘“
Mossman for the sum or $700, 0011- 'and Mrs George Cudllpp
tribllted to the “warriors" at Forti
Terry by those who thus remember:
with gratitude the part they are tak- spent the week- end With Mr and M1
ing to play in their protection. _ 33h;::69 R- PEltY
CHILDREN Nil Al fillll
Mother: A" Careless Miss Janet Lewis is entertaining
Children are not to blame when Miss phel
ps and Miss Mary Gerry or
38V Rufus S Putney. otwlastport. cross, feverish, not eating right, sleep- New York at he, home in Tokeneke.
well known to many East Norwalk less, nervous and all out or sorts. Ifg .._..._____
Wnle Will occupy the pulpit of the mothers are on the job and notice the M
. ‘ d
East Avenue Methodist «Episcopal E 1 an Mrs M D Randall
‘Churcli tomorrow morning .dt .11
clock and in the evening “at "7:30
n’clock. Sunday school will beheld
Richard W. Sweeney, of Hawkins
avenue. has responded to a call from
. Metals at the Brooklyn navy yard to
import for physical examination. Hal
. unlisted in the «Naval ”userves scver- l
81 months ago.
BEDROOM SUITES
.ln Mahogany, Walnut and Old Gray 1
$150.00 .mom "Slide. August Priceflitltlt
511111.00 .5-Rncm.‘snitc, .ltugnsti‘ricc $80.00
Arthur and William Huntington of
this town have received honorable dis-
charges from the Coast Artillery
Mrs Emma Hawlcy of Mt. Vernon Corps. having served their terms at
3 service.
Two houses in Fort street are being
moved to a new location on propertY'
. of George L Britten, to make way for
the addition that is to heel‘ected to
file Neptune Manufacturing .Ccm-
mnyispiant. 'Itfiis stated ‘thatlthe'
new ‘buildtng will be 'an electric gal-
vanizing pla‘nt. anditxlscxpacted that
. Vorkvwill be .under way shortly.
..—-——_.J—-—.
At “The“chkories," Dr. C. W.
'\'l beelcrs .place on Bronksidc avenue,
h “h slaEmilly Frisbie has returned to live mc-nlhtmld White Wyllndotte pul-
er ome ‘1 303m“ ““9” a V15“ with lets have already begun to lay, which
Mrs. Bracken. at Tokeneke. iis believed to \be something oi 'd
_...._..__._. record.
. , .z .910 old remedy that has been handed
ligious Revolutions and “their val- do‘wn‘for genebrttions in thousandsmf
as when led by the right men even 1mm”,- "Mm Winslow's Soothing
timid! the movement did not mother Syrup,“ 3 hmlesu but mWive
mum at create a stiri in the land which a motherworkdn outbid mu ‘
, Matter the real leaders had,for her children and grandchildren.
Weed sway, will be the subject of uke‘mmood m". whlcwumgsgmu
men's class of the illicit. hound “mm sprout to all themefibi
3.10. Church tomorrow. .fl‘be chum rigors unis-tint“ rm until mtycn
'rtlnle is meeting with approval. two, can fit, itljn: my gummy-manure in
embers caunnginzlaatfinndafii rthe mad. 1 l:
‘ “‘ mslumcthem buddymvmltyy
. .‘MmmWflstaw's; mwmmnmmd
' the children love lt. .uxey like tlve‘
F: ., mtemd‘mk. Wivmssmt
Mr. and.Mrs Walter ‘H. Blashtleld
of New (York arquuests 01 Mr. and The three- weeks-0rd child or Mr. and
Mta..’3‘Johnz+~R.melaton'ofTokenéke. Mrs. George Dooley Was found “den d
1 in its crib Wednesday morning..umn
MP- and Mrs Wm WM “1'9 the parents Awakenings measurably
stopping at Towednnmmmmw having succumbed to the affects ohthe
3mm“ Wrmmm on {the heat in the early. houre. anemone.
in Mahogany Whinut and Oak .
all); it Mine Suite, ‘ .mp0 . ,
«Swallow-Piece Suite, g. . $60 '00, L
.3502110‘5Mcceflllite a. m 3 ~
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