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1' don . this city; two of which, Silver-nine and
“We Perry avenue. make a contimoul
16777—8133 and Stripes For- ,drtve of three and one-hot: nits- in
mamr “ ‘lfltljgtg' h h d f l u neous
- - I nerte ea 0 mscea
P _ 0f the Fm 'work, this department has laid nu-
17957—Natlonal Emblem merOUS cobble gutters. built a n‘tlimber
Guild 560011)! N of catch-basins. new during an new
18371 I Tim - ‘ ,culverts. rebuilt sections of sewers
._ M e m the Old 'that had outlived their usefulness.
Tm lmade important repairs to bridges, re 1
Th. Girl I Mt Behind moved dead trees, and made neces—l
no 'sary remain to our equipment.
The engineering department has ao-
Icomplisbed an unusual amount of work
:this year and is a credit to the City of
iNorwalk.
' A complete system of bench marks
for levels was established throughout
tthe city, based on‘ the Government
gmr-an low water datum. and. hereaf-
tter, every elevation used may be re-
Imam“
. DONtiELLY'S
16 80. Main St.
Have. You ,Someliiugn sen;-
Do You Wish to . Butchme-f
Call on Raymond W ' has
24 Washmgton;&reet
Odd Pieces 0 Fumiure -
In “MM“ my a“ a! furniture
com IOBWLLK.
iterrr-d to the same starting point. ‘
i CA complete map of East Norwalk is.
‘dlmat‘ly finished. and thirty—four com-l
,plett- surveys have been made, in addi-
tion to miscellaneous work.
. ; During winter and rainy days much
I ews .valuable otltco work was done. Cost,
data on the tiit‘lerent kinds of con-l
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gstructlon were compiled and compos-
ful. sizing a definite means for (stab-l
. , _ rlishing efficiency. ;
Mm? Gladys Franxo 0f .130 "gm“. l'mlvt‘ the tiling of “Book of Know].
Itreet. has ”59de her duties. in Trjs' 1' edge," numerous laws regarding the’
"2m &dHy1tt":itlrytgtlicti Tlore. a”‘i‘rmity at large and the Street D?ptart-‘
a ew aver esa.1ertome. : . - - ‘. . ,,_ .x _‘
The Danbury Elks have definitely 33.731.31.35f‘llifll7333.351? “ N ‘“ .
decided on Monday evening. NtiVPlIDVRe-t" Sewer data has been bl m‘trht UI‘ to
3, as the date of their nitnfitrels. .n'hICh ‘date and an effort is bving madw tn (5-
will be given under the direction oftmbnsh a “hem“? on Cnmnupuun
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W, .l. ('!,25‘;:‘.‘il“5. “-0”
{Hired W'ur'xtoclt. foreman at the 1362"} Th" Cqmmgfimnvr i,- [‘Ui'\“(,u5 of
“(has ”tutor LOW:l)£lll);:1 plant ”I?" ‘7" making; certain mortuary-nil“!ion< to
avenue 3: recmr’tmg .rom it won. H ill- .1), best interests M 3,9 {1;}; ”x.
nose. ranked lit: knockout drnp.‘ wim‘n- feels that there Emu“ bu mare bu.ltt
istered While he was “"1""? m a B“"“". inst lines established about lllr Fourth
‘0 "(HM lilld l‘r.l)l'l‘d Cf Sltjfl, tllttl lll'. i'v Flitlllttl l‘w :1 “'llll‘ll'
Contractor Stoplieh .l. l’nrt'firll WM" . ing of \Vilclllnflltxn slrpt‘t between-
recently 5°“ his {arm in Fla); Hill \‘Iater and Main stroete; and an im-
Road 3" Frank L' S‘ ymour. has put‘- movement of what is known a»: \VJSlZ-
chased 3' building. I”‘_ in the 5mm" inuton Squaw. cunt-'1; umhr the rail-'
street from 3. L’lWi-S ('hflllman- ”r B'I'.rt:-a'td bt‘itlflv. plhns tor whit h inipt'r‘V" .
therfoid. 2‘" '1" “”1 ”"01"“ to ”’W'r‘fv“ . men! at» H(»V~' bring vlmt‘lupr’d. Hill; .
the WON'T” and ”9‘1 an a’”“‘"“"“ tors should ht- hum on our hill streets;
bungalow. lets thin= will nm-mnnli.»h two thinzsz.
Alexander Polastro. a popular inmtl In the firs—t plat». it \v:ll keep the wa-l
barrier. “‘h" berm" hi5 entrance ""0 ter from v.‘ rlzllzt' ii." roads» and, set»?
"new Sam's army “’35 emploved by (.1311. “iii l‘rr‘utr ltx- lith'ir H!" t‘l«~;'.xlltl;:i
Alfred llnssl of .‘laln t-‘ll"k'l. ha: ro- out “A”. ““5.” m. k'vrll‘; the (“.5
turned ‘0 his home in “329] stroul, briF out of llnlll,‘ More sidewalks:
““9" 13 "”an ”f “”1"“ in [V- 3' «llz‘ut in b» built Il.rml;hou! the (ital
camp; and in N‘“ “W“ "“Y- ”P “ A b «it-r hillrrblantlillt.’ 0t how the 1.9-:
receiveinz hearty greetings. g“! “by ,1”, “minpwin: farm“.
Th" “WV West “'3“ 0’ ‘hp Nol'wrllk L‘f‘lll' 3 (I Ultl t-o-oi~rt-atn would
tunnel is WON‘e'lmg ”PM" ”my" mm :-';2.‘..' in this respect.
“‘de “” ""mplell‘m and has "0“ In conclusion, i would say that what-l
"7'9““! 7‘ “‘1‘“ l“ ”l" “(‘"m "f ”‘9 Wis-r credit mav he duf‘ the Street De-E
nidv door (it ill? Norwalk “0“‘1- EV“ parllncl’lt for 'what has been flt‘f‘olll-l
vatfnn at New from n‘x’ the hotel 1"”): plinlied. must. in largo measurv, hr"
t':;,fi‘1d:(."'n_‘_it,‘§ 13ml. f‘fnf'ln'n: .‘1‘ 6:" '3": full" thP support rut-t-ivml and. \rork‘
l" “ l‘ "l "““ "l" ‘- ’n m (one by my asmstants in this onto?
The workmen are t’lntlin: lots of l whit .0 thank m5 Honor. the May.
Fm"? “MU" 7h“). ”m“ rmnm'e to "‘"Lr. and the Committee on Streets. in~
l‘trll‘lftulai‘, for thu splendid assistance
tlzt y have rendcrcd ml". and the mvm-
bum 01‘ the (‘otzncii for their support. :
Signed.
HENRY P. MINOR.
Commissioner.
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help.
(annult ‘ttr the now wall.
-::n:md in: hm n lll‘nkvll for :‘no nvw
home of Mr. and Mrs. (‘liarles E. llrit-
to in Romnvclt strvr-t. tip-m tho prop-
erty rr-(‘rtntlv pul‘f‘l‘laSLIl by them;
there. Mr. an: lira. Britta are at tile-l
sent “willing in two cocond distric‘.
MiSs Grace Gotham of (‘amu :t't'tn?
a graduate of the Norwalk High st'hool .
has bnlnun her undies at Mount llol-
yoke college. \
During thn period t‘rhm October 1
to October in tiwrv will be r. 'wt‘m-3
wide driw- on the part of :tll railroad ‘.
system.. of the munttv in thy intern-h,
of the satetyiirst movement and even; f
road will make. a special t-tfurt dun,
imz that timr‘ to attain as low as Pf‘l".
siblc- :1. room-st for accidents: of am. sort '
in an effort to make the lunst score.
and have '2 ‘ur-ttt r standinfl than the.
other2 Official»: of the New York;
New Haven & Harti'ont railroad and;
the Central Now England railroads“
have already lvmzun their Ill't‘lilll'hl""‘~'i
Why the Speed
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work. , Ho forgot the liar-kam-
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hT a 7min. W7 .” m1: . “xi-mt \ “I: l’.‘ k < (er-album: in. Wit“
B 0".“ in If". (ll'v' )5 '.‘i "7 5' l ‘ . . . . . ,
' ‘ will mm 1.» lll'lli‘J‘ 1mm.» and
than it baa nrvviounlv been, and pro
103:?“ to hwnmv at‘ll tune so. t'.wit:‘l"
to the advance in tho prim-w of font,
wear as noted in the new full rtv‘vfi;
ho'u lllvplil‘f to» get there lu-
i‘urc tho .\‘.Ill‘-" ls closed.
Quali-Tet. 3 lbs. $1.45, 50c lb.
t“ a, w" ,W Wm. 0,, all “mp, No.3 Victory Tea 3 lbs. $1.00, 35c lb.
in: over I?“ MW“ 9 ”V“ "W“ "9% Silver Label Teas, 1-2 lb.
1191B? rvt‘eiw-t; h'~' l"‘-“l"(“l'.ilnlr5 in tlle;
cltv. Aco'tiinz to the law. .1 lttxltt":
paid. As ten and twlee dollars a pair.
are not unr'ommnn prices to ho pr-zdl pkg. ................. 35c
for either men‘s or women's :10“; Gold Label Teas 1,!) lb ‘
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this mason. the “.11" tax on Y 131613. ................ i
which ha: DPPn nractir-allv neglihle in;
1"§s Pity. hitherto. will now
become -.
the rule rather than the exception in:
(he can» 01’ high grade shoes. > lianlesvah DYR'CO.
We Have Money 5
to Loan on
Real Estate
,rcorerR ,
The excellent style, perfect fit'
you of positive satisfaction. 3
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Many new shades and lasts for2
‘men, women and children. !
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that will be just the thing for filling in some vacant place
when the hornets put in order tor the mm snd also
for present. for Mien and the fill weddings.
Look over our line of hay awn, rocket-'3, tables, tele.
phone stands “d count!!!“ other item
PROMPT FREE DELIVERY'TO ALL SURROUNDING
TOWNS. . .
RAYMOND c SON
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STAMPED
__Rcyal Society. Packages
We have a large and choice line of ROYAL SOCIETY
Stamped Articles.
Lingerie (laments—Gowns, Combinations. Drcrciug and
Combing Sccques, Overnight Gases, Brccldast Caps and Coats
and Fancy Aprons.
Household Articles—Pillow Taps, Swfs, Tray Cloths, 62::—
ter Pieces and Tie Racks.
Infants 'and Children's Dresses—Slips, Rcmpers,
Hats, Coats, Carriage Robes and Pillows to match.
Infants' Sets, including Dress, Shp, Bib and Cap.
1. I. MALLETTE ‘
.00 in HORWALK
Caps.
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Smart, little knitted garments to keep the youngsters
warm and healthy. Every one is knitted on shape retaining
lines of only the softest, finest wool obtainable and finished with
utmost. care. They are stat-(1y enough to stand the hardest
wear, trim and pretty enough for any occasion.
Make the "Label of the Lamb" your guide when selecting
Sacques, Baotou, Sweeten, Tam, Leggings, Mittens, Hoods,
Toqucs. Bonnets, Caps, Teddy Bear Suits, Helmets and many
other Knitted Novelties for infants and children.
86 WASHINGTON 81'
We clone n 1 p. m. Wednesdays during July and August.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
OWing to our increased business we have found it neces-
sary to provide larger office space in New York city. On and
after SEPTEMBER FIRST, 1919, we Will be located a: 174
SEVENTH AVENUE. New York City. Phone Farragut 7317.
Our service has been extended to Philadelphia, Pa.. and
New Haven, Conn, and we will be glad to quote rates and
call for slipmenu.
DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN NEW HAVEN. BBIDGEPORT,
HORWALK. NEW YORK All!) PEIMDILPHIA
101arge trucks at your net-vice for all kinds of transpor-
tation. Padded van: for furniture work.
Hershfield Motor Transportation Co.
80. Norwalk, 01:. New York City New Haven, Ct.
122 Water St. 174 Seventh Ave. 260 State St.
Phone 294. Phone Farragut 7347. Phone 427 Colcny.
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Every Pair of School Slices
In our big and varied stock 3 the best value to be obtained not
only in price, but in appearance and wearing quaint;
We carry only the best makes-in each grade and can guar-
antee a. perfect fit in every instance. ‘
m ovum or Danes sauna you canons.
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. All Wool Serge
z" All Wool heavy Serge in the new au-
. mn shades, those that are always worn,
navy, brown, dark Burgundy, taupe and
black. A‘ grade which regularly
$1.45 I
32.00 a yard.
All Wool French Serge
Fine twill and soft finish in fashion-
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L 52.50 a yard.
For a‘ few days these very choice goods
fired at exceptionally low prices. This
> -spcctal purchase, and it is not expected
ltrwill last more than three days. There
no indication that for several months to
me prices will be any lower for this grade
l’ able shades. fl his regularly
$1.45
All Wool Plaids
r'" {These—ate in wide demand for sports
3nd business skirts.
.They are very popular this fall. Reg-
‘nlarly $3.50 a yard.
$2.95
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Pictures
V In the little gallery on the third floor
to many attractive subjects, appropri-
framed, which are very suitable
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4 or wedding gifts or prizes.
l' England French hunt. in gilt
lframes. ..
{- Photon-ovum; in mahogany frames.
Ports-nits by Romney, Gainsborough
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and other eminent painters.,
flhompcon Color Prints of colonial
houses and interiors.
F In connection are a number of small
of the ornamental variety
Which are always inhigh favor. These
‘mirrors
Special Sale of
All Wool Dress Goods and Silks
sells at
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Special atxthe Silk Section
Block and navy Charmaine, high
lustre, very Soft finish, 40 inches wide.
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[7' Block Meteor,
Very soft and graceful
Regularly $3.50 a yard.
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$2.50
very llllt‘ quality,
fabric which
drapes more beautifully than any other
silk.
New
”fire in the French and ltalian style with
"antique gilt frames.
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PAST FREIGHT mvrc:
"8T2. MARION" .
leavell’ieratfootofhltflh J-
St., N. Y. :
Daily at 3 P. H.
(Sunday Bxeepted)
Loaves So. Not-wanna time for
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8 A. M. Delivery in low York ‘
City. * ‘
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Rev: York~~Poreyth 9151
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row vans _J£ Nonwnu i
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Thi
rd floor.
This is 40 inches wide.
larly sells at $3.00 a yard.
Meteor,
quality and dyed in the yarn.
larly $3.50 a yard.
Black Dress Satin. 3
quality recommended for its durability.
Regularly $3.00 a yard.
WEQI’QSWSQ
Rt‘git-
$2.25
exceptionally tine
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very superior
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$1.59
Silk Section, third noon
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l moon) PRICE on ALL
WALL PAPER
Hired Paint, Enamel, Brush“
Window and Windshield Glass.
Ask our price on pointing and
POW hum.
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A. COHEN
141 Wuhmgton' 8t.
TIRES
Lowest price on all Read, ‘
DVENIRG SCHOOL
OPEN
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY EVENINGS
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