JOSEPH DAVIS
\NAsHlNGTON STREET
So. NORWALK.
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i. 1111 NEWS
~ Regular busi—n—ess was transacted
last night at a meeting of Our Sistc rs
Brbekah Lodge. 1. O. (i. F. At the
lust meeting. the state deputy presi-
ant will be present.
The regular monthly meeting of op-
era‘lers and trimmers will be held to-
.orrow evening at the C. L. 1’. Hall
at 3:00 (ll._S. T.). The election of
ofllcers and business of imporlance
rill take place. all members are urg-
ed to be present.
The Ophierhapter. No. 52. will hold
a. boxrluncheon Friday evening at the
home of Mrs. C. Hauschildt. of 1:?
maple street. All Eastern Stars and
heir friends are invited; The pro-
ceeds will
up masonic Lodge.
—-Buy Top Notch Bread. _
'l'he mid wcvk service of the Meth-
odist Church in South Norwalk to-
night will beheld in the Baptist
Church building. The union mid
met-k meetings will not begin until
next Wtek. Members of the Method-
ist Church are remit slot] to make this
final Npflll‘itf meeting of the season
a. good one by their presence.
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The annual picnic of the Sunday
school of the Norwalk M. B. church
val-1 held yesterday at ltoton Point.
Over two liundrc‘d participated in the
affair and journeyed to the resort by
special trolley cars. An excellent
ainncr was served by the adult mem-
bers of the Sunday school. In the
afternoon. there was a baseball game
and an obstacle. sack and three-legged
.309.
‘ -—Coai at lowest prices.
(Bans.
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A report of the condition of the
South Norwalk Trust Company at the
close of business June 30 appears in
another place in this issue. \Vhlle
host banks are showing a large
shrinkage in deposits from a year ago.
this institution has practically the
same amount on deposit as June 30.
I320. During the year. 89.000 has
.m-n added to the Surplus account
showing a healthy and flourishing
condition.
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A regular m(eting of liionker Grot-
hNo. 6.M..0 v. PUB 11., willbe
fl-hl on Friday evening. when the re-
’orts from the delegates to the Su-
mmc Session held last week at At-
lantic (‘ity will be received. Definite
arrangements for participating in the
masonic. Outing and Field Day at Ro-
ton Point on July 16th. will also be
ijiscussed. This outing is under the
auspices of Old \Vell Lodge. No. 108.
I". and A. 3L. who have invited all
teighhoring Masonic bodies to attend.
including several Eastern Star chap-
Harris and .
go towards the home of
. this evening.
'during the day.
walk by the
have great sport these days examining
the cannon and endeavoring to
city:
Gtegory. Wilton.
ternoon conducting an inquest at the
City hall.
Drumm and Mike Santella.
Opaquo Shades in dark Orson. White
and'ranoolors.
E.K.BANKS
UNDER m0 am
SO. NORWALK
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The “’illiam McKinley-A Auxilary will
meet this evening at 3: 00 o'clock in
the armory. «. ..
Banner Council. Sons and Daughters
of Liberty. will hold a regular meeting
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—-An entire change of vaudeville
acts at the Firemen's Fair tonight.
Free.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Norris of New
Britain. have been spending a few
days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D.
“'illiam Harford. Chestnut street.
Second district.
"lia'dy \Vashington Lodge. Shepherds
of Bethlehem. held a social gathering
following their regular business ses-
sion last evening. which was well at-
tended. A most enjoyable time was
reported. .1 _,
-—Money deposited on or before
July 10th will draw interest from
July 1st 9. 4 per cent. in the Savings
Departme t of the South Norwalk
Trust Company: _t_
Club at
to
Country
invitations
The “'oodway
Noroton has issued
tennis players in the various local
clubs to participatedn the ‘mixed
doubles tennis tournament to be held
on the Woodway courts. cemmencing
July 16th at 2 p. m.
Louis Tlnsley. of 2125 Fifth avenue.
New York city. a colored man, came
to this city today to endeavor to lo-
cate his automobile a 1914. seven
passenger Packard. which he had
loaned to a friend of his on July 4th.
and which. he was informed in his
friend. had been placed in storage at
a garage in this city. No trace of the
car could be found this morning.
-—High grade coal at Harris and
thl. 9 «‘Il ..‘.
Miss Martha La Raine Silanskis. of
\Vestport. Conn. and late of South
Norwalk. has left for Denver, COL. on
her vacation. and to attend to her
mining stock. which she recently se-
cured in the New York \‘i‘all Street
market. Thr- trip will be made by au—
tomobile. (‘lark Fay and Mrs. Nancy
Fay. the artists. will accompany her
on the trip. The Pays are also of
\Vestport.
Work on the foundation for, the
cannon presented to the city of_Nor-
French government has
been started at the Library Green. The
foundation: is of cement. The kiddies
tin-
its workings. At anv timn
11 doan childttn canI
iitl'l
derstand
he found minutely mamining thi-
piece inch by inch.
“New and thrilling vaudeville acts
at the Carnival on the Green tonight.
Free.
Guests at the Royal James last night
were: W. S. .‘lt‘Kt‘vn. Augusta. Me.
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. “'ilson. Newtown
Center. Mass. Miss Vivian \Vllson.
Newtown Center. Mass; I‘l. Funk.
New York. Barbara l“. “Wilson. New
York city.. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Fitzc-
gerald. Jack Fitzgerald: Major and
Mrs. Cutler. all of Philadelphia Pa...
Mrs. P. H. Schippaccisse. New York
Nicholas G. Staub. Hartford; C.
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Coroner John J. Phelan is this ar-
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into the deaths of William
the two
'Place.
boys who died at. the Norwalk Hospi-
tal with tetanus. the result of wounds
Oars and Grottos.
msrrrn. AND 13ch 1100112
SUPPLIES
(Ham. Bandage, Gauze.
Plaster, Etc.
1' Stillson-Powell Corporation
' IRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS
ms. Cameras.
{cartridges were purchased.
tridges and pistols used 1) the boys
‘dhw'elmere y
Springwood.
Films, Plats, July 10th will draw
tols.
W'witnems who will tell of the circum-
stances under which the boys were
wounded. and where the pistols sndl
There are a number of Juvenile
The car-
purchased from a dealer in
—Money deposited on or before
interest from
i _ , Paper. etc. July 1st at 4 per cent. in the Savings
I... .2 W ll gton m. . Department of the South Norwalk
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All Money
[deposited in. this bank before
July 10 will draw " interest
from July 181:.
.We are now permitted to accept deposits
of. from $1 to $5,000
New accounts are always wel-
from exploding blank cartridge pis- '
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1 meeting of the _Ceutral
Union will be held this evening in
Central Labor Lyceum.
The Nor—walk Iron Works Athletic
Association is planning (or a dance to
be held at Roton Point on July 15th.
A wire was reported as being down
on “‘est avenue near the Methodist
church last eveninfi and Patrolman
Milton Lockwood attended to the
matter.
——'l‘wo wonderful vaudeville acts
will be given at 9 o'clock and again
at 11 o'clock tonight sharp. at the
Firemen’s Fair. on the Green. Free.
C. B. Pelham. o'f Cranbury. report-
ed to the police that he- had three
cows in his possession that had been
destroying his property. and that he
didn’t know who owned them.
A seven and a half pound daughter
was born this morning ‘to Mr. and
Mrs. Gordan Gauchet. of 112 South
Main street. Mother and daughter
are doing nicely. Mrs. Gauchet was
formerly Miss Grace Leary.
A resident of Monroe street became
alarmed about 8 o'clock last night.
when he noticed a short thickset
1 man. dark complexioned hanging
round the street in front of,his house.
with seemingly no reason for being
there. The police investigated. but
could find no trace of the man.
—Jame’s Ghiotto will be at Wash-
ington 8t. bridge. Fri. 9 a. m. to 6 D-
m.. with all kinds of fresh fish.
Phone 12“.
A caterpillar tractor. which was
engaged in towing a concrete mixing
machine and distributor. the proper-
ty of the street department of New
York City. from the factory further
up in Connecticut state created some
excitement when it attempted to go
beneath the Washington street bridge
ithis forenoon. There was Jus't about
enough room for the machinery to
clear the bridge.
i Henry I.. Irwin. son of Richard
Irwin. former proprietor of Irwin's
restaurant on Washington street. is
one of the ten scholastics who. to-
gether with a party of ten Jesuit
priests. left Seattle. Wash. 'for the
Philippines on June 21st. to replace
the Spanish priests at the Islands.
the latter having been transferred to
India. One of the Seattle papers car-
rying a photograph of the party. to-
gether with an article about the party
and their mission. has been received
by Mr. Irwin here. -
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—Deposits’of any amount made in
the Savings Department of The South
Norwalk Trust Company on or before
July 10th will draw interest from
July 1st.
SOCIAL NOTES
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Miss Mary C. Nolan. miiilner for H.
Krieger Co.. is spending a week's va-
cation at the summer home of S.
Greenstcin. at Fort Trumbull Beach.
Milford. Conn.
Mrs. Edith Conrad. who has been
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. l‘. l..
Hobby of (‘rushing street. Springdale.
has returned to her home in Nor-
walk.
h
Congrtssman Schuyler Merritt re-
turned to \Vashington today. after
spending the fourth at his home in
Stamford.
Miss Mary Nolan. of Ilanford
is spending the week at Mll-
ford Beach.
HOPES FOR BONUS BILL.
“'ASHINGTON, July I—Despite
Secretary Mellon‘s statement of yes-
terday opposing enactment of a bonus
bill Chairman Fordney of the House
Ways and \feans committee said he
intended to press for action on his
measure to compensate former serv
ice men as soon as tariff and tax leg-
islation was completed.
“I have no doubt." \ir. Forduey as-
serted, “that some such legislation
wil lbe put through at this session of
Congress."
.FIRMLY?
Remember the old saying “it
“ hard for an empty barrel to
“in“ “PMtL-rromber it
when tempted to spsi‘ more
you out. b you
earn and you will 1‘. some-
thing strong to loan stand“
_ upon in the leeblmess of an.
Start -to put in a bank and
rankwiththsbeszottho'rest
'zwha always itautl out head and
shoulders above the crowd.
Whine—don’t wait. Start
with as little as 81.1! you like.
Inthllstmhmxaud beginto
stand flatly on your foot.
CITY NATIONAL
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Labor ‘
mummldusm.wnm,andmm
Evcry dress is made well.
In fact, about every dress we chose;
Store
till5;
open
Saturdays Open till 6 o’clock
- this price of
$1.39
Second floor. -
Amoskeag chambray ._
house dresses— $1. 39
"Way down South” we found a man who
made the best house dresscsgwc have seen in years at
so little a price!
Beauty combines in them with comfort and
durability.
Every dress is Amoskcag chambray; a cot-
ton of remarkable strength and of clear pattern and
splendid color.
. It fits with comfort — and is finished with just the rig}?!
amount of decorahon and style to make 1t thoroughly attractive for home wear.
' pretty enough for dress up" wear during the r
hours from home dunes; those refreshing moments when one gains new cncgy by reading or sad
mg or Just Sitting on the porch.
Six different models.
Forty different patterns.
Plain colors, fine plaids, nice checks. . i
‘ This whole big fine collection, every dress of special value on sale Thursdayhat‘ '
MANY DEATHS
IN HEAT WAVE
(Continued from First Page).
\VASHINGTON. July 7.——Having
made good on his prediction. yester~
day. that hot weather would return
today over tho Atlantic coast region.
the Government weather man refused
to hold out any hopes of a let—up in
the heat wave before tomorrow after-
noon.
unis weather will remain ‘warm
[eenrally east of the Mississippi river
during the next 36 hours." was to-
day's forecast.
PEWTER FREIGHT CARS l'SED.
WASHINGTON. July 7.—Railroads
of the country loaded with revenue
freight 775.061 cars during the week
ending June 25. or 5.680 less than for
the week previous. according to a
Railway association.
statement today by the American
The reduction included decreases in
all commodities except Qre. whicn
showed a slight increase. The num-
ber of cars loaded with grain was 38.-
821, 'or 2.173 less than the preceding
week. while merchandise and miscel-
laneous freight loading were 468.107,
or 1.410 cars under the previous week.
Sentinel Wants Ara Wines.
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'AUST IN ’S
GARAGE
SOUTH NORWALK
“Put
A.B.A. Cheqiies
in thy purse”
and solve the problahot how
to have funds with you for
sudden and yet
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mfioaiginalpurchuannd
reel-cod-
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wherehkemoney, byhotekrailroadandsteamshipoom-
merchants; andbecauseiinonlyidcufificstioa
to furnish is your microcosm on each
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lilo-t or stolen may)»:
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BOSTON. July 7.—An invitation toi
A. G. Hill. the British running star.
who. last Saturday. welt the English
A. A. U. mile championship in four.
minutes. 18 4-5 seconds, to compete in]
this country is being considered by the '
Boston A. A.
will be asked to meet Joie Ray, the
American mile champion. and other
leading runners in a special set of
games. to be held at the Harvard sta-
dium next fall.
—Deposits of any amount made in
the Savings Department of The Scuth
Norwalk Trust Company on or before
July 10th will draw interest from
July 13‘. r
NEW TONIC ON
THE MARKET! rrs
.... WINE GADUOL
Local Drug Stores Now Have it fa-
Sale.
An alterative nutritive tonic for
general debility—pleaaant to take.
A preparation approved by the feder-
al prohibition commissioner
medical department at Washington.
D. c. A tonic that's Just right for the
system. Local drug stores now have
it for sale in 75c (8 0:. size) and
81.00 (12 oz. sine)bottlos. Adv‘t.
TRUE BUSINESS.
From the beginning our motto has
been "True Business," which we hope
to maintain
Our confidence is growing daily
owing to/tho innumerable compli-
ments which we have received from
tourists and local patrons. This may
prove to you that our efforts resulted
in a‘successful business.
"Cleanliness" is our next motto. Our
est-bishment is cleaned from end to
and every twenty-four hours so as to
always keep a clear atmosphers. It
is opened for inspection at all hours
forthopersouswhowisliiosoehow
If it is extended Hill fi
JACOBY’S
Bathing Suits and
‘ NewLinoof
Sweaters ' 4'.
$2.98 and up
of tho- 3
MAKE...... —
THIS BANK
Courtesy always istho
rule of every officer sad
employee.
You will find the ct"
ploycs of this bank peo-
to know and deal Vi“.
Yo 011 will find the one.“
always ready to 11am
and assist you With
ment.
atmosphere of good choc!
inside of our doors M ~
will invite you to m«
back. ‘ 3
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Dou’ t hesitate to get”.
quaintcd with us. nut-y;
department of ~ 9'
conducted eficicutly. an;
ings accounts started with
as small as $1.00 and. up.
Norwalk Chronicler