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STRAW HATS
$1.50
nu. ma
TheSe are what we call
“display hats” and have'
served their purpose.
an: $3.00 All)“
E...§FU..NEW3
”Me's fresh pir farm at Branch-
vilc will open for the season. July 1.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
John Grunner. of Mills street, Broad,
Bio-t. ”new.
The 8. P. l. C. will hold a sale and
oooiol in the basement or the Rowdy-
lon Baptist Church on Monday eve-
nilg. There will be many beautiful
oracles on sale and a very pleasant
time is assured for all.
———d
—-8traw Hats and Panama at
O'Bricn’s. _ .... ,J
Fred Smith of Norwalk spent Sun-
day with his aunt. Mrs. G. McDufde.
in Long Ridge. Mr. Smith's mother.
Mrs. Virginia Smith. who has been
sponding some time with her twin ais-
ier. Mrs. McDufde. returned home
with'her son.
Andrew J. Jones. widely known in
[his section of Connecticut as travel-
ing representative of the Remington
Typewriter company. died suddenly
In Bridgeport. Tuesday evening. while .
on his way to his home in Devon.
utter a business trip to Nor-walk.
-Buyyonrcoalatnarrtoaodaans.
Misti Caroline G. McClellan. 'of
Elmcrcst. Norwaik. was one of tho
autolsts apprehended i~ Bridgeport.
yesterday. charged with speeding
twenty-five miles an hour in Connec-
ticut avenue. Another was Kénneth
lilacKenzic. aired twentydwo. of New
Bowen. charged with speeding tweno
ty-tlve miles an hour in the same av-'
enue.
During the summtr season. the
smartly rind woman will want several
s-llky. Lmutifully lustrous sweaters
nnd Mount-a to create colorful evcr-
varying sport coetumca. At least tif-
teen to tut-ntv-flve dollars may no
saved l-_\ making the garments your-.
self. All lhc popular sport shnvlc- in
fibre silk and silk-wool floss for knit-'
ling and croolH-ting will be touml .it
The N. it Ryan Co.‘s store 0n Wash-
ington fit.
We
‘fijghotogrsphic Supplies
‘Oantsrss, Films,
Chemicals, oto.
1 Developing and Printing
Sfiflmn:Powefl Corp.
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Valuable Papers
Handy ‘
Our central location
. makes them «mutant
when placed in our
. Safe Deposit :Vault.
.Our strong vault,
time-lock and electric
burglar alarm make . :
them safe.
- 0‘“ coup. booths
“No you to refer 'to
Your box in private.
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"night.
, the numbers 449“ painted on it.
' avenue. was arreetml Vestrrifiy uncr—
- we. win- who «laims tho: he has no.
nah-”W
mannm
Opsoue Shades in dark Gaol. White
oadwsorasisss.
~ UNDER W0 norm
. ”SW“
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Kabosoa attainment. No. D. 1.0.
4.0. E. initiated two Woo
'night at a regular meeting.
Regular busineol was diococd of
at the meeting or Banner Council.
' ii; “Sons and Daughter. of Liberty. held
;.. loot evoning.
fl
Patrolman Gainer turned in at po-
lice headquarters a raincoat found by
‘hirn in‘the hallway of the Tr-istram
»ohoe company on Union street last
-—t piece Brass 'Jass Orchestra-
Dancing Free. Putnun nose Carni~
"I. .. -I-'.
Mrs. Harriet Crofut. of d Hanford
place. is observing her birthday anni-
versary today and is entertaining 1
party _pf relatives and friends from
Bridgeport.
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A rummage sale is being hold in
the store at :1 North lain street for-
merw occupied by Charles A. Brand
by Eureka Rebekah Lodge. No. 42.
1. 0. O. 1". today.
Two cases of diphtheria and one“
scarlet fever are roportod from Nor-
walk in the State Department of
Health's weekly morbidity report for
'the week ending June 18th.
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—Buy Top Notch Brood.
Owing to the storm yesterday. no
carnival was last night by the
Putnam Hose and it was de-
cided to extend tho time of the run-
ning thereof until next Monday even-
ing. June 21th. ‘
All cuts of fancy lamb. veal. pork.
beef and cured meats are quoted at
lowest--in-the-city prices in the big
adv. of Schultu's Sanitary markets
today. Buy fancy groceries at theoc
markets and save money.
There will be a special meeting or
bionhcr Grotto. No. 60. M. O. V. P. B.
it.. this evening. when several candi-
dates witl,be obligated and final plans
made for the Atlantic City trip to be
started next Monday morning.
—-Come and take home the bacon.
Putnam Hose Carnival.
The meat attraction price "Eul‘i'alc
.is the one teaiurc of Raymond & son
in which four piece bedroom sets. and
ten piece dining room acts are oar-red
at just half the original fnir prices.
-V'laitor.- an- always welcome at this
populu ajiop.
The cases of the cightoon men and
two women. arrested last Saturday
night in the police raid on the "Little
(irov Home in The \Vent." on Ray-
mond street. will come before Judge
(iv-orno- H. \‘osliurgh in the downtown
court this afternoon for dispoml.
A special sale of a limited number
of stylish suits. costs and wraps is .i
'liig attraction in tin suit section at
‘Tristrnm & Hyutt'a while the larger-t
stock of bathing ouits for all the fam-
ily. and n Iii: line of bathing shoes.
stockings. tights and caps are in steady
demand.
l
-l"n names
O'Bricn's.
A shteeu foot.
with a two and a
Barker rnginc in it. was stolen from
near the St. George Puplrr company's
dock last night. according to :1 report
minis- to the police. The boat is paint-
ed maroon. has the name Della n.l
lt
third of its
flat bottomed boot.
half hor
is decked our for one
length.
“'lliiam H. Hodge. of 39 ltivcrside
noon by Sergeant Bryon H. Silks on
the charge of non support. lands
were tired nt isnn mnding a hearing
next Monday morning. The war-rent
for Hodgc's arrest was sworn out by
Jetted her and refused to pay for
her support.
and Straw lists at
er
All bounty“:
of the teaoh .of mm
City of Norwaik have rccotved
lull?! checkout" mmg
according to a Wt“ by ol__o
oi’ tbe’tmtbio thin-afternoon.
-lalo and social “8.2.1.0..
basement of Baptist Church. flonday.
June 21th, RIO-.1; in-
Mr. and lira. Gaga-fruit of lavi-
met. PHI...
ntdlrnmd mo: Mindy" ap-t
last week-end at nodding. where Hr.
Platt has erootcd a bungalow at Bev-
enty Acres—Reigns overlooking a wide
“fem of tho Willis of Con-
nectlult. ,.
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Friends of m '6. Mt;
who rooidooat PinaPoilt. watch. '
inter“. the 2m ho is ”elf
metering tbs intrhacico 0! an new
car. no is sonowhat m at
he sets out to do.
*—
mow” and PW nono-
Wdtm
For the flak-end. when you are
Victrola and some Victor record- will
givO‘you m random All a.-
oortcd list of records that you are
bound to enjoy is to botcund in our
twt's advort. Don-euro. 18 lo.
lain It.
~Oot your Vlotrola who" “Good
Service is a Habit.” lacy torus.
Donneily's 1048's. hit-l. -
Arthur Kelley. of ii Spring mu. re—
ceived treatment at tho Nomih Hos-
pital this morning for a badly bruised
right hand. Kelley's hand boon-to
caught in some uncut-cry at tho Ste
George Pulp mills. but no Mauro
broken. nor was the Icsh lacontod to
any extend. Ho rotor-0d a “he.
after receiving fist aid troatlnent.
Luis Gerald Tarlov. of this city.
Motor! with high boom at tho
Sta-ford High chool loot night. ho
having won prises both for being ovor
the average mark in his studios and
also for excellence in athletico. He
was oiooawardod tho “I!" for stile-
ttos. hlr. Tarlov piano to enter George-
town linivrrslty. Washington. D. C.. in
the (all.
—Don't tomt'the Rar- of coir-n-
bla Dance. Fri. Evouiu. notch Point.
Miss Gladys M. Itaanard. a dough-
ter of air. and lira. Everett H. Ran-
nard. of Wilton. was one of the stu-
:2,
homing-91st hone. go out'to tho.
shoro «out to tho-country. o shall“
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‘r'monm mm
and daughter had Hrs. Dr. Bartholow.
of Illinois. are calling on Mrs; Hiisdon.
of Elinbeth moot. Dr. Wow to
a son- -in- law of Hrs. "on.
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For Norwaik and-vioinlty: Fair and
cooler to-khtond Saturday: moder-
c-Oooiatiowoduosss.
u. "
present. but nudity accomplishes what" ‘
enouossu
ate to (seal. northwest and north
‘fl. ‘ winds Mions fiver dor- this via
einiu: m:- weather. followed by in-
mamas,” lad-rm. .
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Open-yd Mosul... ‘ :wmmup......wsa.
Wilson, Hams ... 80o lb. Logs ....:....... 20c lb.
was: “ants.........flo|b. 69hr“
”MG , «Corn eCoot “rm .
WM ‘ Pigs‘Vcstud
WM .....-dts.op.« Md writ this“
Col-lactating hogs“ Gold mum.
on...u....o...“dfl‘.¢ll WI, 'mm- om“
~‘m em" .m‘n. .m .eosooooooioosoooooeo. m m Q
' "BU LIN! m "HIT A“. VICTIM“
“m~k'vn-...-ooosocosso"soono0srooaooseosooooeoooooaooo a I.-
rnss mvsov Hartman-Mucous ;
i
dents of the sure Normal School in
Dalbnry. who took honors for entwi-
leat work.1‘ho graduation oneroboo
were held yesterday afternoon. and
Miss atannnrd was prooelted with a
other medal. Bbe lo a gradual. of
1919 class. Norwalk fligh Ichool.
“prom" will be held tonight at
Norwalk armory and promised to be
one or the big events of the summer
season. Nore than 500 pensoua. my
at them fleets of the clans. arr ex-
iwcted to attr‘ml the aasir.
to the affair inguined by formal tn-
\ltnilon only. Fletlihg'a orchestra hn‘
been engaged to furnish muaic for the
occasion.
-——Dlankets.' candy. dolls boars.
dogs. aluminum
Putnam Hose Carnival.
mmmn’lflf
There Is Good Reason Why
the Sodas, and Sundays
merit Are'So Satisfactory
The New England Candy Co. 10
South Main atreet is a mighty fine
place to enjoy a treat these warm
summer days and eveningn but bet-
ter still it is an ostabliohment where
“Quality Goods" are to be had The
\‘anilln and Chocolate ice cream
sour-d here in sodas and sundacs is a
high grade French Vanilla made from
the very best of
strawberry ice cream mode from the
tine fruit is now being bad in any
quantity desired to take home. Get
in the habit of visitingthto con place.
centrally located where the best to be
- had in this line is served every day.—
‘ In Bread 10c and 1N: loaves: laud-
Adv.
ME ”MY 'm
nuns W .mnncrs
'nie ‘aanitary Borer-y Products are
fast gaining. in pendants. The bone
broad. rolls.‘ coleo cakes. ctc.. aro
made from the N?! ”1)th
under ideal “my “ditto-s
a dayllcht baking o‘abi
none-made broaden and tic ion-so:
mamairooum:m
v~ v'do— n.”
makings”
“titanic—odours
“Whaciac'urown -
Hliftyous‘sodtho
.. Broad House haftflloton m
11-.“ on Tums-own.“
varieties roads on m only.
no outcry note". It Iain or.
{mm B. concur.) thus ‘iu-g.
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autos“: ooOoooahosofan
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The Norwaiit High school senior,
thc’
Entrance '- '
ware. tine quality. ’
Served at This Establklrw
materials. Fresh - _
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DcKL’YN‘S ‘ICE CREAM SPECIA‘L .
Ionics, MM m m and sou-m
W‘tJWfl ‘
anion to: cause
_ rm tom of mu Kinds 1
causu mo LUCKY am to. mono: 2‘ 1.
. uumsmn moans. tron are
“mum-aw
H. AIDE
I WOODWARD AVL. COUTH. NORM. m em 1|?!
‘l'o Provide for Winter—Install 1n
MERNATIONAL ONE-PIPE HEATER
TODAY ‘
lost for-Bones, “and Otherliuiidhgs
d
?
Home Heating value
Induces Goal Bills
Convenient to Operate
Reasonable Price
Good Materials
Ash your number—ho hate-c.
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Ivory Installation ; Incest—over 400 in them
Be Sure It’s an INTERNA'HONAL
Let Me Quote You—Cash or Installment‘Plan
minnv A. HEGELEIN }
Idaho-ems ”Water-host miter-walkf
Jill-biog. Boating. and'rinning
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5%”43. .- .
i ii Cfi
Eran-Jed r657
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=AzDinncr SctasaGift'
m could be more acceptable and just
Marcie are some unusually attractive t0ll€$ which
an: it: products of American poiieries. The
"film for these sets are reasonable. But upon
‘close inspection, especially of the den-muons. the)
willtcompare favorably with many of the 1.3....
piccd‘wves. ' ‘
100 pc. Set
Showing'a blu bird
design done in. l-
5:91
100 Pc. Set
With nu} gluci‘fnl
lona spmx border in
mingled with a blue pink and blue. V61);
1“ tWas ”9,50 pleasing. \‘Cm- SH (in
Now Now .
. 02500 $25.00
mJPC- “Set 100 Pc. Set ‘
Pieces decoratfd - In a \t‘i_\' \l'iking
Vim pink thiSthS. design hsn int: :1 1 until—
Tliis particular design
is very cleverly exc-.
cutcd. Please examine
lion eilecl done in ml
with red line. (3.200
It. “’30.!” unusual. Wm 31R :0
Now Now
$25.00 $27.50
“Po. 5‘ 50 Pt. Set ;
Will aim Service for six.
Black and Mn mt‘.
dallion design will it
lona'hardcr of pink
roscagwith green foli-
gold edge A W WW
38:- Was $15-75 to please. Vim Sim-i
Now Now
$12.50 $1 2.00
[Wbfllt'ul
Mattresses and Springs for Beds
Chlorine Silk Floss Mattresses with roll \.
covering of art ticking. in any size, $15.90
N. l Felt Mattresses. :irt licking (mm. ;. 'l
edges. May he had in :in) size, Special $19.21.
Springs‘of gray enamel baked «in. 11:. ‘
springs are of very superior Ci‘ihlrlnliuzl
guaranteed to be "sag-proof." sues to 4;:
bed. Special 57": -0
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Novelties for July Fourth
At the Candy Counter
Trifles tilled with mini undies. ;
20, 30 and 45 ctr. <= “
A new hot Hold Candies which (our: in l ..
small glass jars. MOMSSCS yquun‘xh
halls assorted or candy slic‘m ;l\‘\‘t‘vllt‘.l.
’ 25, 40 and 45 cls. .‘
Shuffle Crackers, 20 an- 23
Sun bundles of Fire Crackers, 12 and i.“ u.
Sky Rockets. 20 .
Roman Goodies in mint flavors, :2
Nectlc's Chocolate. either plain or Illlll Hui,
pound cake, . 69
WM (Five. O’clock Tea)
25 (it. a £511.:
two cakes for 45 (4:.
MsMuPhinBu-a, Bandlsuc.
“Wellhead Cigars, in boxes.
manna co
hjliii “In“
“QM-:1.
”moth“ Patent: d
ml“. MGM Mt! Y Tuning.
'm SAXOPHONES
“fir-M My
dhhdmnmn.“ idem and other Band
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