.hhl'.‘l.‘t J05 EPA DAVls . , KSMSHINGTON. STREET 1, SQNOKWALK. ' or svnosuvot po‘ip‘lsol .111 .11. \‘l' ..p-lufur- Buy a Light Weight Overcoat for These: ll: .1. . .....,..H.;n.on.. ., ‘QUIIH.’ tu~‘|v“li" Cool Evenings ir‘fl. H's-u. I>ylllpolltshss ' Look in 0111' West Window \ilv‘ .: .1.. 1 ... ...‘,..,,..."..”...x In ... ::.' Some Attractive Prion 011 1013 ...—...... Banner Council, Sons and Daughters at Liberty, will meet this evening. All -embers are requested to attend. *— The regular monthly meeting of the Hoard of Directors of the South Nor- walk Public Library will be held in the Library Building on Friday even- ing at eight o'clock. The dance hits for August are home or the best fox trots out. so-why not. pay a visit to A. J. Collins Co.'s Nictor department and “hear them. 1011 should have one or two for your collecfi'on. Read Adv't. -—Don't miss the Movie Dance at Roton Point Park Thursday and Fri- day. See yourself in pictures. Judge Nehemiah Candee. of this city. presided on the bench in the Stamford city court yesterday. during the continued 'allSOl’lCG oi" Judge Sam- uel Young of that city. and Deputy Judge Edward M. lirinckcrhoff. —Buy your coal at Harris and Gsns. The annual Friends’ meeting at the old Quaker meeting house at Peach 1: were broken there. ' easy terms at Donnelly's. , Justice 0 tthe Peace James T. Hubbeli J. W. Gorham left today for a visit with friends and relatives in Flatbush. He was accompanied by Mrs. Gorham. 1 .__——_ Butler Lodge. No. 97. I. 0. O. F.. met last evening. wnen further discus. sion regarding the new home on South Main street was the main topic of busic ...—......— Another window was broken at the High School, last night, according to a report made to the police this morn- ing. On Tuesday night two windOWs ——Hoovor Vacuum Cleaners sold on '- Peter Anthony Colitri and Lillian Catherine Petronella. both of New Canaan. were married yesterday by at his office in the First district. The two men arrested on suspicion as being the two implicated ‘in the black jacking and robbing of Joseph Pantello. the jitney driver in Cranbury last Saturday night. cleared them- selves of suspicion yesterday after- noon and were released by the police. —-No more high prices. M. Josem and Sons. David Gould. ticket agent at the East Nor-walk depot reported to the tower man at 4 o 'clock this morning. that the station had been entered last night someone breaking a window. Nothing had been taken howeve:. The towerman. reported the matter to the police. w A five year old boy who had stray- ed away from his home. was taken home last evening by Patrolman Rob- ert Gainer. The little fellow had wan- dered as far as the Dreyer Hat Com- pany's factory on Railroad avenue. when he became frightened. Em; ploye-es of the factory notified the po- lice. Harris and lake will be held on Sunday. August Bl. at three o'clock. daylight saving time. Emma L. Higgins. of West- cheater Pa. ' J. Russrll Green of PhiladtHlphla and other speakers are expectld to be present. The August sale ofA. J Collins (30.. is now going on. You should not jail to 'itiend this sale and take ad- vantage of the great savings offered. Furnkh _\0111 hornn with :1 new suite , of furniture or a few odd pieces, while these prices are so asioundingly 10w. Any merchandise bought now will be held for future delivery. Itead Adv’t. -——Aaron Kohn's for Auto supplies. Steve Novzik. of 45 l’. lilroad aVenuc. reported to the police at 11: 55 o'clock last night. that the door to the Nor- wnlk Dress company in his building was unl‘astened. Patrolman W’allace Bzimmis investigated and found that the door led into :1 hallway and that the upstairs door landing into the shop was Securely fastened. NENIDA HAIR NETS ‘ 15c eacii 1" TWO FOR 250' W r- ». . --. Stillson-Powell Corporation South Norwaik. rm 1 "r”;fiffi‘s. aquariums h"; ': 11.-1-1: . fro-5:5 3153??! DOUBLE Your SAVINGS It Can ‘Be Done .. saves all his dimes in a ‘1; certain pocket. When " he has ten or more, he makes a deposit. Now’ he intends to :ave all quarters instead of dimes. He thinks this will aid him to 9;. 3 . ‘ . 1 Clerk—Balance 1.: 2 $107.50 3, T h i 5 balance was :3 0 built with dimes. He :g ance. Perhaps a similar 5‘ stem of saving would j help you. 3’ South Notwfilk» b ‘ Sam Gummy double 1115 ML : ' ' -——Coal at lowest prices. The admission to the Danbury Fair which is only eight weeks away. |will be. the same- as last year. fifty cents for adults on Monday seventy fiVe cents on all other days. it is an- nounced The admISSIOn for teams :and automobiles on Monday will be 'fltty cents: all other days seventyflve cents. Children under twelve will be admitted for twenty- -five cents on all ‘days. These prices include the war ktnx. which is assumed by the agricul- tural societv. Stockholders' tickets and complimentary tickets of all kinds, however. are subject to the war tax. No entrance fee is required on any exhibit except in the speed classes and on poultry and dogs. ——High grade coal at Harris and Cm Alleging criminal negligence. Mrs. .IlIfl. M. Adams. of L“: Main street. First district. has started suit against Frank and Katherine Covino. of \Nestport. and Harry and Flora Covina. of this city. for damages of 810.000. for the death of her husband C. J. Adams. Adams was riding in one of the Co- vino’s autos on April 17th of this year. together with several other men. anl was going towards Stamford. The car »overturned on James Hill and Adams was killed. It is alleged that the car was driven by John Callahan of this city and it was known to the defend- ents in the case that Callahan was not a skillfull driver. Callahan was exon- erated from criminal responsibility by Coroner Phelan after an inquest. You “thought perhaps that you’d have to be a nicer to be an econo- mizer and “dock by yourself" alone. There- fore you 3 eat too free- ly. But '3 never too late to begin anew. your faults of the past be stepping stones by which you yet may rise; Your problem now is to find the right bank—— the bank that will real- 1y help you up and on and serve you most ef- ficiently. A Bank that will raise you from dis- courageth and diffi- culty just as this bank- 13 doing for. so many: young man now. » ' .' l l 1 ‘1Wma-W~ab—§Lfil w on.- 03000 SUITS...” $35.00 SUITS... snot $4.00 Madras Shirts. $3.00 Madras Shirts" $6.00 to $7.50 Silk Shirts. . All Straw Hats Half Price I.- a ...olo $3.85 . . .. $2.15 $1.05 osoppsolssosoo Men’s $2.00 Caps . . $2.00 Unit'm Suits . . . $1.50 Union Suits . .. All Palm Beach and Mohair Suits. Rogers 69° Stevens NORWALK AND SOUTH NORWALK $1.00 $1.39 79c . $14.75 IIIDOD’DII'... ..ull'lsvosgg ..oIOIIIosoo. Miss Mary K. Simiska. of 3 Besero] volr avenue. is spending three days at Laurelton hall. Milfords Mrs. Thomas McGlone.o of Norwalk. returned home yesterday after spend- ing two days at Walnut Beach. A regular meeting of Lady Wash- ington Lodge. No. 21. O. S. of 8.. will. be held tonight oin its rooms in Red Men's hall, Main street. The automobile ow’ned by R. W Sweeney. of 2 Indians Place. figured in an accident at Walnut Beach last: night. The machine was parked on the side of a. road and another earl ran into the rear of it. Both cars were considerably damaged. The many friends of Cyrus W. Gray. of the Norwalk Savings Sociefy. today congratulated him upon his rapid recovery in health. Mr. Gray recently underwent an operation in the Norwalk hospital for appendicit- is. but is now ab‘l’e to be up and about. More than 100 members of the Knight street church journeyed by trolley car for the annual outing to Rye Beach this morning. A start was made at 9: 30 o ‘clock from in front or the Connecticut Company barn. Two cars took the picnlckers to the Bench. An excellent program has been ar- ranged for the day. ——Don’t miss the Movie Dance at Roton Point Park Thursday and Fri- day. See yourself in pictures. FRESH PEACH ICE Mrs. Nathan Billy. street. returned yesterday after a weeks vacation spent at Atlantic City and Philadelphia. of South Main A nine-pound daughter. Norma. Gene. was born on Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Tripp. of France street. Mother and daughter are doing nicely. Mrs. Tripp was formerly Miss Kath- ryn Sherwood. of South Norwalk. The arrival otMiss Tripp makes Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Tripp grandparents for the first time. Members of the loc kwood baseball 9.1m will meet this evening at 7 o'.clock at the Baxter Grounds. for practice. All members of the team are rtqueoted to r( port . —Aaron Kohn‘s for awnings. nntors of the N-irwulk Chautauqua for final arrangrml ms. at the City Court room. City 11:11, t1 morrow. Friday evening at 7 o"! “>ck (S. T.). when all plans to rthe conducting of the Chau- tauqua here. in September. will be taken up. M The plans and specifications for the new highway to in constructed be- tween White Brilirc, at ltowayton. and the Standard Oil Company's plant. of City Clerk Irving I). Robertson. the district engineer in New Haven. was stated today. —J.1mes Ghiotto will be at Wash 111.. with all p.1tlnds of fresh fish Phone 1244 -. HHFAM AT THE NEW ENHLANH HANDY EH. Made from the Fresh Fruit and the Best of Other Rownyton. stra n (:1- ton. lure died as well. ——.\o more higfi prices. ved in pink Georgette. l . Mrs. Vento departed on an extensive f honeymoon. There will be :1 meeting of the guarm have arrived and are now :11 the office They are also on file at the office of Bids will be opened on August 16th. it ingtnn St bridge, Friday. 9 n. m. to 6 In connection with the death of James H. Lawton. the contractor. of it has been learned that a. coincidence has taken place. One of ‘.\lr. Lawton's horses. to which he was very much attached. died a day before Mr. Lawton passed away. .! and. same then. two other horses. .9 which here also favorites of Mr. Law- M. Josem ...i, pretty» wedding ”Ohm at 10 (o’clock this martinis 411.8}... Mary’s church. when but Concetta Correnty. of 11 tWest Cedar street. became the, bride 01 Dominick Vania. “Strawber- ry Hill. The ceremony wager-tamed ‘ by Rev. Thomas J. Finn. Thehbride was dressed in white satin» and carriod poses. The. hrmfld. Jennie DiPiro. of Stamford. mat-ess- The best man was Vincent Di’Pii-o. also 0: Stamford. After a wedding breaktnst. Mr. and 'Guests at the Royal James Hotel last night werezw Glinn,A. Wilkin. of ‘Windsor. Conn: J. L. Pay-son. of Bos- ton. Mass: Mr. and Mrs. Samuel ‘ Green. of Lawrenceville, Km; Mrs. A. E. Geddes and Mrs. A. B. Boutini. New York city; Mr. and Mrs.._W..A. C. Twity. New York city: Glitter-d N. Gorgas of Bridgeport. and John C. Kelly. of Ridgefleld. . Miss Imetts. O’Connor. 3. popular employe of the Sterling Furniture Co. .. is spending_ her vacation at; Catt: Pas- ture Beach. . Frederick L. Lamson. of the Nor- walk Tire and Rubber Company. is spending a few- days away from Nor- waik on business. crimes Betta,‘ of Wesqu-t avenue. is enjoying a vacation from his duties with the: Norwaik post ifice. James Donneliy. of Garner street is in New York city today. SWJIOSES so. Charles Brundage, or Danbury. re. ported to the police that the sum of 89’had been taken from the pockets of his pants which he had 10a in his automobile- while he went swimming at Calf Pasture Beach. yesterday at- ternoon. He had the harness: several small boys who were playing around his car. Patrolman John Flynn went to in- vestigate and found one otthe boys. a resident of East avenue.- who bad part of the money on his person. The boy was takgn before Judge Vosburgh in the Juvenile- court tmtmoinmg. His father will make good the amount of money taken from Mr. Brundage. ROBE]?! BRO“ ER’S mu BROKEN. The back-fire of the engine of a power boat yesterday afternoon was the cause of Robert Brewer. ct 'West- port avenue. breaking his right am. He was treated by Dr. Tracey. 1. Brower was endeavoring to start the engine. It suddenly backfired and the crank struck his arm with terrific force breaking it lavenue. yesterday afternoon. damag- Tearsreallyamwtrefr economical and harmless summer beverage - TRY IT. TRUCK DAMAGES AUTOMOBILE. When the steering wheel was torn: from the driver's grasp by sideowip- in: a trolley track. an automobile truck owned by the L. J. Reynolds &. , Son. expressmen, collided with an dis- tomobile parked in front of 34 West " ing the latter considerably. The driver of the truck was Al. Miller, while the touring car was own- I ed by a. man named Starring. Anksmi- : . cable settlement was reached between. the two concerned in the accident. .. M ‘ TRAFFIC IS HEAVY. The New Haven road. age of funds is being slightly slashed by the summer traffic which would in railroad circles this morning to be the heaviest in years. says the New l‘ Haven Times-leader. Depite the [act that 811s season is said to be the "dehdest" in a decade by shorevdwellers, it was said by officials of the road that the special shore trains put into service by the road at" the commencement of the summer season are helping out the disastrous conditions of the New Haven audathat this year is proving a banner one for the road in point of shore traffic. It was estimated in the traffic depart- ment that not for at least three years has summer t‘fic proven so heavy. Freight traffic is heavy and is keeping the freight de- partment on the jump. A. delegation of members of Pon-' assus Council Royal Arcanum. went to Bridgeport. last evening. to attend the reception to Grand Regent thric- ton E. Hoadley. at the rooms of Sea- William J.' [included Regent William H. Diet-ing— l ell. s‘e Coumil. Main street. The stair was much enjoyed. A' Tia-attire o: the , occasion was the presentation to Mr. . Hoadley of a handsome gavel. The ladies of Seaside Council served re- _- treshments. The Ponassus delegation er. Charles E. Curtis. Edward s. Aus- tin. Harry E. Smith. Harold Webb. Stephen Miller and Robert G. Mitch- Roton Point Park Thursday and. su- day. although ~ seriouSiy impaired because of a dsnrt-i' ‘7toknowsnd deal satin; correspondingly , ‘ 4—Don't miss the Movie M d Seamus-0011mm Courtesy always is the rule of every other\ 813. employee. You will find the em ' ployes of this bank peo- - pic whom you will be gbd‘ You will find the oniccrs inept. atmosphere of inside of. our 6 will invite you back. as. Don ’t hesitate to get 003 quainted with us. Dun-y -‘ department of hunting conducted emcientiy. W ings accounts ‘Vlfll usmalias$1£03ndnp§§ O ‘1’ THE PEOPLE’S}: TRUST co. «:«z 0 O 2" O O 0 O .00 O 0‘ .00 o ”o" o”o”o” O 0 0 0 THIS WEEK AT THE MILL OUTLET STO 124 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK O O O O 6 “:90,“ A number of manufacturers have cleaned out their season’ 8 left- overs, in small lots of various kinds of merchandise. These we bought practically at our own price and at a big saving. All of this merchandise is being put on sale as it arrives. Hence, NEW BAR- GAINS EVERY DAY OF THIS WEEK. o o o“3”o". Materials and Sam .3. . ’ 0 ‘ Delicious fresh peach ice cm “t d ‘0‘. Children s Gingham Dresses Children’s, stockings Pure Silk Thread Hose . made from selected peaches and the COmlp Lt em ht airigfemefifi Wire 0:. will come in handy when school Medium ribbed, mostly 0 At m '. best of other materials is now to be made -as '8: a mee “g 0‘ he 09993 lar e Sizes‘ air “1 G r .......... ' " H Hose carnival commitee held .. - g ' p pal " ' ' had at the store in any quantity de- lagtponlght h: the K of C home in 3. Sizes 7 to 14: at a - " ‘ sired. It is also served hes-s by the .t ‘ , ' ' vv Values up to $1.98. ' ' ' ’ - plate. in sundaes and sodas. You’ll xfftnxgnt‘fie’ CigivnHrg::;:::y Egg: '.. me Ribbed» Chfldren 8 Stool: Children s 300k! like it because 1‘. is a "quality prod- W e ’ Amoskeag ‘ Mercerized ...... not" and is smooth and delicious, 1"! paladinlg ftmm “‘6 Selim!“ Office 20:. cm 11 House D Gingham Worth 29c, 18 pair ................... This store also has French Vanilla Washington 5 rect. up West avenue;.. 7 resses. at pair . ................ 3‘ ~ .' and French Chocolate Ice Cream for to ”‘20 Hour square and thence .t" the Valued “9 to $300 $1 59 36x45 Pillow Gases 5 an enjoyable treat served amid quiet carnival grounds. The hand Will lat- 0.. Special ............ I Women S W 7 ' and refined surroundings. The New .9" 5”” a concert °“ the grounds .as .0. ’ : . Very 30" "an“? , England Candy Cog. Store 3‘ 1.,«911 as play; for dancing. Special 3 Men 3 Dress Shirt; Seamless, in all colors 10c at. each ................ , . south Main 8‘" has a, wide reputa- enterlfilnmen S J‘a‘e been ar- .:. Fast c010”. guaranteed pair ................... ‘ tlon All syrups served here are pre- ran-1’0" 1'“ “1°“ “gm 0‘ the “1”" so Value 31.50.1111; ......... 87c 2 72x90 Sheets . pared and made on the premises V31!” ”‘9 °°mmme° in charge The .3. ' Men’s 8001:! Special > '- Get the habit of coming here: Phone K- of C ‘5 °°'°pe"at‘“g With the “'9‘ 3 Ilen’ s lebfiggin Shirts 9.110 A1, odors at 930 962. Adv’t. , u 1 . , 1 men in the carnival. .. Drawers pair . 1 00 ..................... ‘ O m t , - 1 ‘ v I . 0: A barga a 39G Marquisbtte Curtain G09” - so each .......... . ....... 0mm mm“ Shirts and S . . 5 3 . 99618.1 25 ’3: ,_ Men’s 1mm Shirts , S a 1 hands ma ................... . . 3 O s 1 fl [)6 a 0 ac 11 cc . 0? each ................... 69¢ at """"""""""" 49c Lace 0mm .. ;. . . Pair .- .3. , BOYS, muses Summer Weight Intants Shirt! 31, .................. $10“ ’3’ And sport blouses, good 43c Special 1 ‘ 7‘ 0:. value; each ......... ' at ..... .......... ac Sun Fast Drapery , so . _ “ Special ,, .3. “Low 3““ Elastic Top Corsets Ladies’ Vests yard ............... . . ‘3' A b” gain 79: Bodice style and shoulder strap, g . .3. pair . ------- 't~ --------- most of -them are silk taped, all Fine 80ft Muslin . g Women’s Ndinsook Night. 2:318 one price 23c 36 inches, special 0 Gowns """"""""" yard ............... '. ‘ , ... Special 5 Ladies Mercensed' Hose . ' 7 V .g. at ..... . ...... . ..... . .. 5c Buster Brown gOOdS. not . 29c .GOOd quafit'y '0‘an labeled. Special, pair . . . . ”31m ' " :3: Egggiiyfign“ Petticoats Regular price 45c. Special 1 10 ' .3. Special .......... .553 ”I 11.“. 8']! 3. yard """""""" 1, ' 986 Infants’ Dresses You can only appreciate their value 32 Inch W 3mm Special . 67 when you see them 590 In short lengths; very g ml at ..... . ....... , , ”..., > c at, pair ................ quality. at yard ........ ‘ Hundreds of more items, which we can not print here.- will be put on sale this Week. This will enable you to purchase , ‘y0ur needs at quite a saying. .... . a
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