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Mrs. J. S. Clarke. of Springtime. is
hpending a few days with her mother.
Mrs. It. Schenck. of Spring street.
Second district.
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Miss Kathryn O'Reillv. daughter of
invalid. Mrs. W. E. .O‘Reilly. of East
‘ avenue, is spending the month of Au-
. gust in the Catskill Mountains, N. 11..
at a. summer camp for girls.
--Buyg your coal at Harris humus.
No words that type can frame can
fipeak with sufficient force of the un-
matched hosiery values to he found
at The N. E. Ryan Co.'s Mid-summer
Ilosiery Sale. now on.
-——Straws and Panamas at O’Briens.
As a result of an automobile acci-
dent on the llzinhul'y-Ridg‘efivld high-
way 011 Juno suit 111151191111 filed 113'
Clifford G11111i11gs. of Sherman. against
'J\tiil0 "menu-chin. of Ridirefield. Gid-
dings asks damages of $250.
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At nonnouyfs. 18 So. Main St. you
will always find every model Victrola.
in all the different wood finishes.
And their Easy Weekly Payment
Plan makes it possinle i‘ur't'mi'ymii
do have a Victroia in their home.
—~Co:1.i at lowest prices. Harris and
Gang.
1-‘1111 ix’1uv-, of this city. had 111-:
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weal. hound trolley (m l":1irflr-‘<l :11'11-
THH' jumped‘ihc truck. hitting the 111.11'
(“did (1'. Hunt's (111'. N11 4.11111 “'12:: 111111.’
Sn llnul-ur) women who are fond
01' 31111111111111: '11'. the salt \Vllit'l’ have»
111:1vlr'1 114111: in lzntnu l'1-iv1t {och (1'11'
during: the swimming: season and you.
.111rdz1y Neville Hailey manncrr ol‘
‘ltoluu, {:21111 tlum :1 eomrlim. 111t:11'v
luncheon. The mfmixms (1 fthe 1171' t
V'Vt‘l‘t' .‘\l"~:. Joseph "$1111.14“ Mrs. A1111
The Martino. Mrs. Anthony Pouticelli.
”Mrs (‘lw-strxr Dania. 311's. Frank Re-
pol‘x .‘Tis's Marie l‘tist:1ino.~~ll.:nlx111\'
News.
v—Cct your Victrr-in whore “Comi'
Ger‘riee is :1. liniiir." Eney terms.
'onneiiy's 1648 So. Main St.
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.VENIDA HAIR NETS
15c each
T‘I”) FOR 25c
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Stillson-Powell Corporation-
South Norwalk.
W'l‘iai IS Kept
11‘. 82110 Dellosit
DUXLS" .
mort-
and
My bonds,
s t o e k 8-,
securities.
1.11;: 1‘
Fire and life insurance
policies.
\Vills. legal documents,
and army and navy (1134
charge papers.
J (1 W e 1 r y. silverware,
and other valuables.
And many other things
that could be stolen or
destroyed by- fire.
There is a box here. for
vou.
$4 a Year
Omuo Shado- in mdnrk WWW
EKIBANKS
WNW
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" Lincoln'councii' Drum 'le will
hold a rehearsal. at the shop or J. Li.
Mueller. Washington street on' Tues;
day 0:3“: August 9th.
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Dr. W‘Deitz. the South Main street
dentist: has returned from a. vacation
trip to the Berkshires and lather
place: 01: interest.
—-8traws and Panama renovated
.1t 08118“: 1. i “J.
The- American Band has been en-
gaged by the Veterans of Foreign Wars
to play during the entire week of their
1 carniv.al which will be held the latmi:
part of this month.
stre‘etrwho keeps his automobile at 35
this morning that someone had' stolen
a. 30 x 3% shoe and rim from ‘tba car.
~Aaron Kohn‘s for awnings.
Patrolman Milton Lockwood was
sent to'Chestnut street. Seconddistrict
late last night to investigate a report
that there awn: a. man acting auspici-
ously around-a garage there. The man
had gone wlien the officer arrived. .
\
The .Ford Motor Company an-
ket A'ugust 15th.
the company would make a change in
design to a.
and one man top.
—High grade coal
Guns.
at Harris and
Monker Grotto No. 56 M. O. V. P.
stag outing and good time tomorrow
Schmidt's
the
in
and
Grove
committee
at
in
. afternoon
Cranbury,
in preparation. The dinner will be
served at 1 o'clock.
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‘ At a meeting held last night. Pion-
feer Hook and Ladder company voted
to extend financial aid to the extent
of its treasury to Firo Chief George
3Bogardus. who was severely burned
last Sunday. Pour commutes of the
'Norwalk Fire Department have taken
'similar action.
——Pnn:1mas and Straws at O'Briens.
'ut O'Briens. i, 4.. i1.
l \ ’1l"ll1l{fl‘i man laying on the rail—
11'011d truck at the Marshall street .rail-
‘1-11zul lu'idu'e wrs reported to the police
:1' '1111 ill-".11 o‘clock last night. Patrol-
111:.u Milton Lockwood was sent to in-
\'e.-"ig‘:lto. hut when he arrived at the
l11-1dge the 111.111 had gone. being taken
hmm ivy scmt- of his friends.
A number of appllqgltions oi’ thos‘
lem “11:11 to i-.1 12:11:11 \'-.ot1rs among
111' m 211 r:1 1 110111111. “(H1 rr-re'hr-rl in
.thc Second ilisiiit' rezistlars at thti:
sqsnion l-.1ld in the cit) court room.
E("171' 11.11'. yesterday afternoon :11”.
(\v 11"." \11m‘2e1r s1 L"tin“ will he held
101'. l“il1lti}'. Allzust 131b,.
——‘-..'11'n1. Krin's f'.1',\'11r1 sum~lir=.
l A Proud of Wm prople stormed 1111
‘ 311:1, .lll‘ stoln this 111m'11111': in (1111 at
of the 1.;111:11l1(1listrl :1‘. 5’ .N‘.
’l’1;li11 lf‘l'ltv 1111'J'111w'111h1'1c1112r.
«1-11-1113 kpithgc lmt 711:1 n-fifrople 11'--e1r
111.11tl to rt111aiic."l‘iir_."li do for
'home brew." The firm had to turnl
many full}- two hundred people. :1:
’tltey only had about 150 kettles.
They expect another shipment in.
)iillolll three weeks.
A meeting of Mulvoy-Tarlov Pest.
6'13.
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c.11'ni11li to he held from August
1.1 1:1:l1. 1"1'1'11 discussed. No de-
1. has been selected. although
l.‘-l11‘l:1:.s for :1 number
'11! rnn'fs‘ s “ere also made. and the
1.112.:;1'. 11.1: d “as engaged to fur-
’11‘1 l11‘1ueie for every Owning of the
'1 :11. .11 11 A street parade every even-
.' 1\‘1l 1.1 one 05 the fenturrs.
No \'. l‘. \\'., was 111-111 lust elk-n-
1111's.
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than you» earn. To save and
deposit." your Savings here
where the interest 'paid is 4
per cent compounded .semi—_
annually- ‘
THE
chY "NATIONAL: .,
Abraham' Robes-tsp of '28 Raymond
Raymond street. reported to Chespolice
nounces that it does not contemplate
outing a' new model Ford on the mar—
It was stated that
ventilating windshield
lE. Ru holds its second semi-annual
charge has a number or good things
which time further .plans 1'01"
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l 1 Courtesy always is the 1
l I rule of every- officer and Z
l 3 employee. 1
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l : You Win £116 the ' fim‘ :2“.
. . ployes of this bank peo- I
‘1 I pie Whom you will be glad I
i I to know and deal with. '
l : You will find the omega; 1
Theodore ‘Roosevelt preached ' 1 235323313 affix glithaduse I
thrift vigorously——- and prac- ’ nature and gbod '35:; .
tiecd .it vigorously all his life. : ment You Will 1111131“ a5!" 3
1111.111 office did not lower his } atmosphere of good cheer ,1 I
enthusiasm to save the pennies ; inside of 0.1.11‘ doors that t. ‘
and let the dollars take care of .. will invite you to come 1
themselves. It is the only waoy .‘ back. :
to be thrifty—to spend less 5"
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Members ohtbe ¥ellzbim of the
1'. Nomi): M. Eamfihmh. Shrew“; a
picnic at 00:11th maceration.
Therein 3..“ number in attendance.
street. Third district. ahd Mrs. R.‘ L.
DEForesf.’ armour Kane. returned
today me:- new enjfiabte.my at
the Rett 1110meth Plain: N: I":
and final mammal made: tor'the
annual. clonal-Ike; to be :héld"this
mouth. at' the my: 0! cockenoe
Tribe."h'o.7- 2. I. 0.“:R...M.,' held last
night.
11m. , mama-:51 Battery". 0, ’192nd
Artillery. :ehweabeen x notified that 'a.
' drill is torbcsrh‘ellrowuonday evening.
and all members should be present as
the pwmol .in to be signediat that
time as .well.
Samuel Lynes, of West 'envenue.
member oi! the‘ firm or Biahop 8:
Lynes, coal (teammnhlled this morn-
ing'. on the liner "Frederick."
Europe. wherexhe will spend several
weeks. ’He Will visit England and
France before returning to .13 coun-
trY.
Hope Hose; company .mnde final ar-
rangements for the carnival to be held
3. rromxAugu-t-ivto-Augnst' 20 "at a
meeting- .heldlast night. “The affair
will be held on the Knights of. Colum-
bus grounds. in West avenue. 'The K.
of C. is co-operating with the fire
company in making the carnival a
success by contributing the use at the
house and grounds.
‘Guests' at the Royal James Hotel.
Must night,.wore: W. C. Edgar. of
New Henburg. ”N. Y.: Ma. fair-m
Scott. Mrs. Edna Sprauge. Mrs..Au~
l'm-y Mulligan and Mrs. Frederick W
Nash. all or Maplewood. N. J.:. Mr.
and Mn. N. Rose. of Brooklyn. N. Y.:
Thoma. .l. Lebbins. or New York city:
Rosetta Huvit. New York city; G. E.
Howell, 0! Ne wYork city; and Clif-
ford N. Gorgas. of Bridgeport.
The Naval Reserves. of Norwalk.
who are on a 15-day cruise around
lloston. are having the time of their
lives. The boys pulled up a shark. 21
feet long. after a hard struggle. Won-
der was caused by the presence of the
shark so far North. as the waters are
a trifle cold for it to be up at such a
distance from tis regular watery
haunts. The boys: of which Andrew
Metaly is one. registered 15 hits out
of 11‘. shots with their gun. which is
pretty close to a perfect score.
ESTIMATES SHOW
BIG SHRINKAGE
Continued from First Page.
atcd that there would be :1 355.000.-
0110 decrease in the returns from cor-
poration income and excess‘pronts
tax if the latter tax were repealed as
of last January 1. and a flat corpora-
tion income tax of fifteen percent
substituted.
It the repeal were made fli’feetii'e
as of next January 1. however. the
estimated return from all taxes would
1he $50 000 (100 greater than under the
tevistinr: in“ as the returns from the
corporation income and excess profits
{tax “ould he approximate'l} the some
as under the twisting law.
It is intimated ivy Tn- .1.<11r_v Mmrts
'thnt urder the law as it now stands
1112.1. corporation would par :1 total of
1531.125.M1x.1~~' divided sesaoomooo
“1111111.: lav 117111 3456.717N1JI'10 income
'11 11.21 11d: r t‘. 1e r( vision suggested
(fi'crlive last Januarv 1. the corpora-
110:1» would pnv 31L)?“ 1’100 000. dhid-
rl “Hum 000 profits tax' and $657.-
ixicome lax. Should the re-
'visiou lm made effective as of next
Januarx '.i. the corporations would
pay the same amounts as under the
1.1111131”.
present law. »
TENOR SOLOIST “1200301123135
FOLEY'S
,John F West. ““’ Morris Ave"
"Front/on. N. J., well known tenor solo-
Ilst writes: "I 11:11] :1 very severe cough
'and tickling in my tlu'oht. Could not
'slcep at night. I tried Foley's Hon-
ley and Tar and was relieved at once
l.\iso tickling in my threat has gone.
I can highly recommend l2 oicv' 5 Hon-
ey and Tar." 'I'here' a no better read-
ed}' for coughs. colds. croup hay
fever and asthma. It is safe. whole-
some. and quickly brings good 're-
suite—Stiilson-Powell Corp.
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MAKE......
THIS BANK
YOUR BANK?
a-’.«o---.«-
»Don’t hesitate toj'get ac-
-quainted with us. Every
department of banking
~ conductedefi‘iciently. Sav- :-
' ings accounts started with
as small as $1. 00 and up.
M
Mrs. Levi-'1! St. John of 1&8!» John .
The ‘adoptionédecreé was :worke‘d '
for‘
11.1 1 1
pmaIEbeyarenewmstylefme
~'enjoyed now——
=at special ":price.
Dark voile dresses; excellent: in quality and with the
charm given 11v figures in light effect.
Gmandv (ll-eases: most of these are dark too. Andi
how they are cheered and brightened by bands in which
there is but of bright color.
Gingham dresses; excellent staunch'light‘ fine 'ging-
hams in the verv cheeks favored.
Nice range oi t'ulOl‘S. Excellent- diversity of styles-—
including :1 111111111111 of special grace for women of full
$7511
Sizes range from 16 to 481/2;
of e.\11a value at—
Pretiay waists
for full .-'figures.
Plain or fine- striped voile waists designed to give
:‘l':i(,‘0 and pleasing: a 1 1111111 worn 111' women of full fin—
111‘”
Long: or short 5111111.: with attractive trimmin" of
-nibroid1-1_\' or 1:11:11- 111'1 1-11: 19.111 That 11"1 -111 111121;: so applied
’hat it see ms to slcndt 1 ize the figure.
Sizes Hinge, to 531—— $2 and $3
and lace in combination.
pretty ~ sweaters.
WKnitted of comfofiinngoolen. yarn' in a mesh which
is close andmstn'ance. agamst'chill of evcning or 01543111—
Pretty Tuxedo style with belt which endsin tasseh.
Mite and navy'and light blue. and 111ml: and W
and black.
Substantial and sure to give good service, not heavy
enough to be a burden. rare combination of 1112s and
comfort and wannth— «$3.5
For éumper and
{for other ‘rdressei'.
Lovelvorgandv gruimpes are trimmed with lace-.-antl
some have the most delicious ruffles of organdv. (fibers
are of not with prettv lace trimming— $2430 5.
Cool beautiful vesteesof lace or net or organdy, some.
with cuffs— , 81' '
Collar and luff net 501' organdy. Decora' ion includes
embroidery and lit 11in itching and lace; some are. fmished
with delightful ruffels— '
Unique roll collars of orig-andr. Embroidered or heme
stitched or tucked or finished with pretty Venise or Val
lace-— 590 to $1.5!
Handsome v; :tinr's and bandings made of organdy
Uniue and of rare attraction—
$111035
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11:1 - yd.
Punter aisle. front.
The New
Portable Victrola
2 Ho. 1- 50
Fully
All the Victor
Improvements
Equipped with
The Hamilton Shop 17*
49 WALL STREET N ORWALK
“Where Quality and Service Count.”
1
Tue Aucims manna:
SAME mousing
hummer: will, ‘lAs those“
.personswho‘ ‘ clever
beingrich makeliifleacoountof
small expenses. Noticehowd
always comesbackfo W“ ' ’ the
1913111;ng 3' keep
t n, expenses ,
from the savin wmdow, why
mot tale: expenses @Win ?
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SOUTH NORWALK
Red Tag Specials
.L.........$14.85,
530.003st
$35.00'SUITS......... ...........$22.85
$50.00 SUITSW $34.85.
$4.00 Kiddies Bathing Suits (all wool)..$1.95
€9.00 Union Suits . . . .. $1.39
$1.50Union Suits.............. 79¢,
$6.50 to $7.50 Silk Shirts. . . . . .. $3.85
$3.50 and $4.00 Madras Shirts. . . . $2.45
$2.50 and $3.110 Madras Shirts.. $1.95 ,
“$10.00and $12.50 White Flannel Trous-
ers $7.85
$20.00-‘Sp0rt Coats...~..............$13.85
Qgers levees
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