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DONNELLY’S 7""
16 South Main Street '
JUNE 30m
we WILL ANNOUNCE
OUR ‘
MIB—SUMMER SALE
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The chilrden‘s idea. of a glorious
.lsburth of. Julyflplenty of fireworks.
. ,VVe have the fireworks and they are
‘ the kinds mothers approve ot~harm~
less.—-—Donnelly's, 16 South Main
‘street.
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Harold Chichester‘, who for the past
four years has been in the navy, re-
ceived. his discharge today, probably
Ya: San Francisco. where he has ueen
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stationed: abroad the U. S. S. Meyers.
til NEWS J
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ill
. 1.: Branchville for which no appropriations had been' ~ . .
In? summer and,made shut down for mo weeks
‘He will return to his home here sounu
'. There will be a; special? meeting of!
the Board of Estimate and Taxation
in the Council chamber, city hall, this
evening.
3 3comobile Company. Bridgeport, were
, . , Several bills from the flTQ-‘temporarily laid off, Saturday. when
department, and other departments the big. plant down at Seaside Park’
' to take
, 3 _ Will be presented and tlie,smck.
» :.:-.nr children from,money,' appropriatedlo. meet. themJ: .
mn'wwi there Iva-smisromd'mg the board. sees fit to do 50.} Frank pammbo of 1s Iinapi'r
. n... being madeiat Roma Point last Tuesday night,’
of tbefland will endeavor to do it once again
, Nnrwnlk rpirgttomorrow night when» he Rings his
. 3,13%“. evenEnzychmce selection of melody produCersi
' park. [to the Point for his second, engage—
Bridgeport gment here this Year.
in charge
Point
"“1221
“.1 Orchestra will \
a Tuesday, June 29'. f
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your porch
-y~::v «his? if not. 5 Order
j.|\l1,i‘
I. Fllifii‘lfi
. 33,533,“ of the 3 it will be field the next day.
who {wilt-0 Sab'
up not that 1‘ Owing to the absence 0mm Rev. L. :ance Will come tMime them.
fin: tho .I. Schoeppler. pastor of the South; .
we, Muny Norwaldr Baptist; church. the usual! The intense heat of Saturday. as
WP. 1.1le
v)? HIV?“
1‘. [lip
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3 every year.
street.
”Billy” Scored a very decisive bit um.“ that his
brother
TRuter ‘02 92 Lexington avenue.
ecuting attorney for the settlemem 0:
'h.‘ t oubl 9.
Over 600' were 13 r 9
present at the last dance held by
them at the dance, hall. ~.~\ll South Norwalk
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days at 9:31) p.
I). m.
m: Sundays :1: 2:45
—Ha.rris: a: Game; That's AH.
The committee of Lady Jennings,
The Progress Forum League,
of Shepherds of Bethlehem.§
. frer the
gnesday evening, 'June 30.
'the Board at Estimate and Taxati:
Between 500 and 600 machinists. la-i‘
borers and other employee at the 1.0—,
complained to the police Sam;
Alfonzo midi
been struck in the face by Theodore:
The ;
complainant was referred ’to the pros-‘3
boorblncli‘z,
stands will close at S p. 111.; Satur-
Ero. l
. , . _ l. of South Nor-walk. {rill hold an elec»:
porch With {met Friday night at the home of ride. g tion of OffiCel‘s for the ensuing year.
,1 appointing porch 3 Charles Thompson, and completed al‘ltand also a. large clays. initiation fits-
1 5'0. garrangements for the lawn party to;evenin2. June 23.
iron? home at 3. We held; an; the home. or Mrs. Haney men there will be a. card toumament'
iJ- Weed 0f VVOO‘lW’aFd avenue, “'eégstaxted; also a supper to the candi-
lf Stormy. Ldates and members of the league, All
:memebrs are requested to attend this
imeetirrg as matters of great import~
int-fa—
The Harvey Hubbefl Recreation
Iglub of Bridgeport, held an outing at.
0‘01! Point on Saturday afternoon.
Eduard Merriam M
of 16 Bayvtew i
avenue. reported to the police that he? ”Prosecuting, _
11516 lost a coat containing his driver‘s hegeman returned on
license from his machine. yesterday.
Motorcyclists who were
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—-Hurrls & Guns. That’s All.
William McQueen. messenger at
' the Postal Telegraph companyfs 'ofw
lice on .W‘éshington street; has re
turned. from a vacation spent at,
Rockaway Beach. g
William Burke, of 3084 Fairfield
avenue, Bridgeport, reported to the
police this morning the {heft of his
Ford touring car, license number 4}
’ 007. from Middle Street, Bridgeport.
Glows, the properb- of William Love:
of the first district did considerable;
damage to gardens of residents on.
Dry Hill and Lincoln 'avenues, early.
yesterday morning. Complaints were;
made to the police and to the prose— ,
ctkting attorney about the matter. ‘
Following the special meeting of
to be held this evening. a. regular
meeting of. the board will be held to
lay the tax rates and prepare teeny
for publication in the papers tumor-U
row. The last regular meeting or they
iboard will be held on Monday even-
ing. July 35, when. approved of previous ‘
action of the board will be given. ‘
The shoe factory of S. Pomgrauez
8: Co. which has been established in
the old L‘Hommedieu. block on East
\Vashington street. East Sci-walk. has
closed down for a month. due to a
son. About the end‘ of July the shoe
business will again pick-up and ae~
tivities will resume. The firm makes
the highest grade. of ladies shoes.
[and is a branch, established under
_another name. of the Lee & Shobert
’_ Company, of Philadelphia.
3 1:de is
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has been at
his home today.
E Joseph Stringlm, a minor. against Mr.
by the boy’s father, Bermd mm
‘ Attorney
»Dworkin in the case which. is return-
shortage of suplies and the slack 593-,
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@Ibfinglieh
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.11me test. in.
bub, .5 OLD met—8H, 9m
, Petroleum: Miss Paige is 8:230?
in: a. week’s vaeitioa. mm
desk at police headquarters.
Attorney Grower C‘. i
John Drrscoir of Valley Place. Viral
work at Modne’s new;
penetrated his shoe A
able distance. Mr; Drl‘scoli him the
injury attended to but is confined to ,
Dedication of stems glass was.
dows of the church of the Hungarian ‘
Catholic motion, m m to
have been: new yesterday w- m
poned. for several weeks, because of
the fact that the windows had nut
been installed as yet. The windows.
which are the gins of varicos parm- '
ioners, will» be installed later.
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DYING serAULsI-mem? ,
ATTACH“
An attaehment for $1,090 was placed
on the cleaning business of Samuel
Dworkin on Saturday in the c353 at
Dweekin. The suit is behig brought
and arose as the result of an accident:
erarly this month when Duration ran -
into a; mom driven by young Strim— ,
ska on the Post Road near Glenwood:
avenue. The boy is said to have been
badly injured. Attorneys Dummi- _&
Quinlan represent the plaintiiz white
3. P. Genuario represents
able to the September term 01‘ the:
court of Common Pleas. '
i TUBA-ingALL mar.
“CALL STREET, 1:30 p. m.——Reprc-§
seutative oils and equipments led an‘
irregular rally at midday, ihe shorts
covering when call money failed to
rise allow: iiS lnillal rate. Brokers ref
ported a. more liberal response to i:
qu‘rries for loans exrending into Aug-E
list and September, ‘
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And this is the reason why everyone
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And OLD W cm BEER
JohnFlyrmismking his rz'iekmthe mgm my '
at the expense
.Sgtmy ages Soon: Email: and Wesport journeyed
having attended :‘ne ream-Le» o: the it: cottage of mummy zflraumst The
class of ’03: at Yale. °§ which he
, allowing member. f
their motors to become noisy by use; I
by use of the outmoug. were complain- ‘
ed about by South Main street resi-
dents, yesterday, to the police.
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i by gently when tired eyes begin. to sleepily M
are lotaof winging real eomfort; and all are
. the Babies’ Own 0n. the second floor.
the sale:
:works shon‘ i:
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handh,
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So. Norwalk
HUE‘EL‘ 1.3 ,- -.,3,3t Chocolate
Stillson-Powell Corp.
1* Carpet Cleaningf.
Telephone 969.;
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DEPOSIT
BOXES
$1 a year
Storage vaults for
r1335, chests of silver
etc., while you are‘
a v: a y. Moderatg
tharges by the week or
we. J e'l
South Norwalk
_ Savings Bank- 3
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may at Baton Point, Tuesday, June 29.
‘walk Yaethlub. through the tour
services were not held at the church.
yesterday morning, there being an arr-g
dress upon Ameflcsmzazioa mm hm
Pinckney S. Hargrove, chairman of:
the local Americanizaeion ctmpaigmi
Rev. and Mrs. Schoeppler who have
been attend’mg the Baptist convention
at Buffalo. N. I, for the past week
are expected to return to their home
here Within, a few days.
———Murray’s Singing 'Orchestra will
—‘
A party of members of The, Nor-
tesy of Vice Commodore “'illiam ‘B.
Unholtz, enjoyed,,g. trip across Long
Island Sound yesterday, in the
flannel: Dolphin. A visit was paid to
the Knickerbocker Yacht Club at
:Mznhassethay, Ke‘w York, and a fine
time was Moved, The party inlurk
zed Commodore William H. Mofiugh.
Jim, EXvCommodora William H. Bying‘;
LDaxv pausing south of
well as the humidity was pretty well
dispersed by the shower that came
.rrp on Saturzlay,,afternoon. and as a
consequence there was eensi-jerable
of a crowd at Roms Point park in the
evening. Many had gone there
earlier in the day to take a dip. The
The Karlem Yacht Club announces
the Brooklyn Yacht Club challenge
cup On July 31. The start will be 3r
1!) o'clock ot‘f’Beld‘eu Point, near the
Harlem Yacht Club anchorage, City
island, to and around Vineyard Sound
Lightship: thence to finish line of:
Brooklyn Yacht Club. Gravesend
and, Long Island. The distance is 23.3
mmica] miles. ,Entries must, be re—
ceived a: the Harlem Ya‘cht Club on
.mer is still a bit chilly. due to me ‘
lateness of the spring this year, am: ,
the com. damp weather which prevail-
Eed until recently. ‘
that it will hold an ocean race for -
Block Island “
attic-law , , ,
”wwflupdubffl‘
' “hymen-idiomatic.
mum—o Mbcfluaq
Eats-Jaimie. '
F 1‘ . miner. Read A Tuflock.
' ' 7 ‘ Nztiona: Grain Co. Mmembick Co.
7 .' Bernstein & “Km-smart. _
. Manhattan Cigar and Candy Ge.
‘ 1W5 sum »
i -.notw1.se" temrlsk" ofcolds
-. .. .. handyman“ with.theconn-
‘ton, Ex-Com‘mod‘or‘e James M. O’Brien
,and Leon Smith... -—Harrls & 63115.
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:or before midnight. (July 24.
That’s All.
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Sayings Deposits ' in mm m Ym
$2,118,242.11 '
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Repfisenting 5,218 accounts. _‘
The de’osits of this depm- if»
‘ment are not subject to check f
but receive 4 ‘per cent interest T
credited on January 1st and
July is: of each year.
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WANG“
It is putting it in the ground,
THE RIGHT MEDIURLE FOR
ITS GROWTH, that will turn
.it, from an acorn first into a
a“
Acéouhtsméxbe 030113‘1 With ,‘ shoot, then into a shrub, their in-
83 little as $14” was me-” to a tree to hear more acorns
; Ltfie’ deposit“ Wm
Land: amount to something.
necticut State Law these funds , 7:53 this bank to Phil1t YOU?
are invested in saving Bank
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J ”the interest added] semi-an-
h“Savings with. regularity and;
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{ rmalli’y will in clue season bear
. the result of the Oak.
' with large oven, and broiler.
Angevine Furnitore Co.
Pocmmnnnm j!
3: Have just received a shipment of
r; ‘ Small Gas» Ranges
F It has been impossible to procure small gas ranges this
Spring and we have ’ been entirely sold out for over two
7 months, therefore we consider ourselves very fortunate in.
3 receiving this shipment just as the mi hot. weather is swung
' They are exceptionally well made, three burners on top,
retain. pan both under top burner and broiler.
.' mmmgswmmoxnmtm
White ponchin front, and pork
4“ u nc‘vqrm an: .
’bppearupmthhgneIcutghss.
Tau finer-five Wm mi am m and 41mm J
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than a _ time 009W mice: as...)
0% the 3m 13mm Arie and Dry mu’mad yesterd‘fiyaw—
M ins, during. services, and a _
A number of Masons from Norm-elk. was made m the police about it.
Amie“. W A”
is a to-Wied mime when they at‘ elation at Boston has two w
tended: services a; the St.‘Stephen’s fives in town, calling on the m , ,
Episcopal church, and listened to: a to interest them in a ”M ’3‘
very inherestins‘adnressrby the pan- “TheCinclt at mm» to k
W of the church and excellent. music was by the child tron m pun—Ir
store on North Main street summed“ by a chair from Stamford»
a painful- infury to his right foot on J J.
”:Satm‘dzy morning. when he stepped ,.
ion a nailwhich
had entered the flesh for a consider.-
gtadea, on through the high scion].
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Keep Baby
in comfort all
through the Summer.
Let Baby have all the fresh .
coming warm Summer months. See that sleeping hom-
are spent in the. 019231., as. far as possible._ This sleepcng
be enjoyed without annoyance in one oi those clever with
cribs that are enclosed with nettig; the} keep all buzzmg
insects away and admitfflenty at breeds and air. . ’
During playtimethere are Evan-ls” for Baby to but.
freedom in. Keep Baby fife hm allow plenty of
or exercise. “Walkers” that will keep Baby from
while first steps are taken; and cradles that. Will
air possible through thy
And Bab should be tightly though warmly obi.
y and such. And hght
' othes wiB not bring discomfort. These too; are unfit
' mplete outfits and all the Iii-tie single poms that New
y m5 mums“... fl-..» ‘ m
shim—ac to m Nice-fitting M to 81.15- ”g
01 We: to 33.5.». =
lettn sex-mu to 31.50.
3 mike: and cotton-89c
’, to m «
but: both was and shout-“50 m“ 32.59.
- - $13.50. 3*”. dbl-Pers- hWO‘V-‘Vt‘l‘ Q
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pawn night slips—SI b 31-“. ’W ale anchored m a
Rule ignited boomer—75c to $2.90.
pink orb-1W $3“ to an.
we“;
hi: and pretty
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‘ light in price.
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