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Have You Seen These
RAINCOATS
Air-45.95 ‘3
And the
PALM BEACH SUITS
Afr-$12.75 ‘2 '
And the
WHITE FLANNEL
TROUSERS
Air—$6.75 ?
And a Host, of. Other
GOOD BUYS
Men’s 'Wear.
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lwulia-vvtvw'
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H. A. Hogelein is today unloading
me: Sf'C‘OIld carload of tho i'aniius in-
., mutional one-pipe heaters this sunk
\lf‘r. ' "
A r: culur monthly bus‘inr-ss meeting
i‘mxrl Laurel will be held tonight
.z.’ 5 o‘clock in tho Knights of Colum-
: :s rooms. Washington strum.
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‘ $13,5un on the
I Deputy Daisy Payne with 30 mom:
A Beautiful Array o: '
SUMMER DRESS. GOODS
On’Display at
E. K. BANKS-
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mahackemorl-iotel
45-47 West 'Washington Street
. ‘six morn cottage is being erected
for Charles S. Joyce, of Danbury, at
Compo Bench and will be ready for
occupancy this week.
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The singing of locusts has heen
heard during the last few evenings
and, according to an old weatherthin
lief, will be followed by frosts “1
six weeks.
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\Villiam l”. Nihill, who was senofi?
imured by living thrown fromnhc:
Duxis' machine on July lath in u Hm
Ciiient which occurred on Liar). ‘ 1:
Road is still in a. serious condition a.
his home on Lexington avenue. .
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——~l.z1rge> size pea. coal. Harris &
Gans. Tel. 721.
Svti‘mm‘mt of the building‘ loss to
th'.‘1"ziil‘l‘icitii‘vilttel‘y Company inns
mam; ylrsl-‘rday afternoon by the “’11- l
liam 0. McLean. Inc, and the J. M.’
Layton agencies, the settlement being
building. The con-
tents; loss will be adjusted and set-
tled lator in the week.
hers of Winona Council visited in
“For real painlEss extraction 30;
lo Dr. Deitz, 47 South Main street. :.
e'i‘ni inn C‘ommnndvry. No. 956. U.
H. C‘.. ”will hold a regular mcetlngi
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8:30 o‘clock this nvoning at P. O. l'
~‘ of .\. Hall. on Franklin street. All
w‘illiifll‘S who can are asked to at-
find.
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wulk Lodge. No. 709. Hencvolont and
.Danhury last evening. where- she rais-
l ed several of the officersvot‘ the Daugh-
COLLAR”ATTACHED .-
For Business and Sport Wéar.
, White and {Tan
$3.00
The “Sportstet”
A ”Very light—“Eight
Soft Sport Hat.
Rogers Ed” Stovens
Norwalk So. Norwalk
Anyone who was in the Vicinity of
Main and Wall street about 11 o’clock
this morning witnessed a large dele-
gation or gypsies passing through the
city. Two wagons were laden with
straw baskets and from all appear-
ances they must have been. basket
makers.
——Large size pea coal. Harris &
Gans. Tel. 7 21.
Buckingham W. R. C., No. 30. will
tors of Pocahontas. Following this;
9D€Dilty Payne gave an interesting talk 5 burs meeting at the Point at
concerning plans for a membership
drive. The evening was clased with
la-sorinl hour. at which time refresh~
ments were served.
“Tonight closes the big K. of CI
Mon-inwnt \chk. on the Roodnm- lot“;
wvimflwi- fu'l'nlittillg‘. The “inner oi“
hold its annual picnic at Roton Point
on Thursday of this week, the mem~-
3:30
served at
who
o'clock. Supper will be
5:30 o'clock, and all members
man are asked to be present and to
bring something to contribute to the
supper. '
The case of Rudolph Stolz, of
Spring street, charged with assault on
l'rol‘é-(‘livo Order of Elks. will lm hold 1 tho \\'ill_‘.‘~-Knig‘ht car will be known. his with, and also with assault on Mrs.
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tomorrow evening. Past Exalted Ilulv , 'l‘n-kots can ltc bought on grounds to :‘lezabeth
or Elliirt “7. Clark. to the
Grand Lodzn convrniion.
his report at this session.
(lologn l n
will
This evening: at tho mooring of l'n-,
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——-Salc of women's shoes at Con.
neally & lirackPiz’s.
night.
Fitzpatrick, on Sunday
morning, has been continued until
Saturday morning of this week, neith-
er of the women being able to appear
in court this morning. both being un-
der the care of Dr. Robert M. ‘Wolfe.
if .A mugneto wiii ad " laeén'i'im
was left in the yard of Kendrick 8.-
Chnse. 13 Raymond . strong-t1 Was
“swipcd” from the car last night, ac-
cording to a, report rmade to pence
today. y‘ >
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, -—Fi1ll line or lung new”,
moo Kuhn. ‘ *
headquarters
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’ Jenkins Orphan-Band. No. 1, an
aggregation of’colored orphan child-
ren, th.,§lppeared here last year,
were again in town today appearing
on the streets, playing numerous
seiections and soliciting funds for the
support of the Jenkins: Colored Or-
phanage ianha l'cstovrn. S. C. They
attracted mucj_ attention when they
appeared onqfii'e strcets today .
“l _
i [tailed in. an "oldxsntumonile .wh‘igh;
' Chief of Police William Pennington
from residents of Tierney
garding boys playing; ball on the
street Sunday afternoon and $3ng
profane language. Chief Pennington
has notified several of their parents
. of ”this practice and asked them to see
that this practice is discontinued.
gator-age Batterié! recharged
axon Kenn. 9 Railroad Ave.
.Adjutant LcRoy Domes of Frank
C. Godfrey Post, No. 12, American
Legion. has received a. notice from
Clarence J. Guinan,
Adjutant of the Legion. regarding the
activities of a man, calling himself
“D. “Waters." who has been quite
active throughout the state in selling
a “bonus button" and in giving the
impression to purchasers that some.
of the proceeds are to go to the
American Legion to help disabledsol;
dicrs. If the man Visits this city he
will be arrested charged With obtain-
ing money under false pretenses,
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SOCIAL NOTES
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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Barrett are
celebruting their first Wedding am“-
versary today, Mrs. Barrett lormerly
having been Miss Elizabeth Homing
of Mcrwin street.
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Miss Grace M. O'Brien of Reed
street. has resumed hem dutics with
the Standard Oil Company, after a
two woeks’ Vacation. spent in Attle-
hero and Vineyard Haven.
Mrs. 'l‘. J. \Varren and daughter,
has received a. number: of complaints
street re- ’
Departmcnt la
is 'l‘rllw. l. 0. R. 3d,. the committim W‘hilc Screw] boys worn riding on
w wiring» of rho olmnlmko and tuning vfiimvi xix-0min in express wagons 'a
of the tribe- nrc to make a report and, blind wnrnnn hy the name of (3'1\El1]
this will he tlw only business at was struck. Sitnrilrn’ evening. by the!
mowing: all members are asked to l youths. Mrs. John E. Shepard of Wil-g
:flr‘id. ‘ a. ton {U'l‘llliV mmic n complaintio the
Miss M. C. \Varren. have returned to
their home on Golden Hill street, art—
er a. Visit at Niagara. Falls and Can-
ads.
-—Tonight closes the big K. of C.
lien-intent “kick. on the Roodncr lot,
weather pcnnitting. The winner at
the “(flips—Knight car will be known.
Tickets can he Mmgilt on grounds (0- avenue, is
Fred Collins, of Ferris
nl wnmrn's shoes at Con-
‘91: :rarkon's.
ltolwrl l3. l'urfluo, hr-nllh offi—
. slntld this morning that th-rn is:
(‘IlSE‘ of nwnslns. ilmt lit-inc of
Francis Zirgruink of G Loxingirm rwc‘
‘nw: and on:- (‘ili‘ll' or whoopim:
rough. that lw‘mg Laura. Tyrrt-ll of To,
lily uremic. ;
'l‘lw TlridLrhwlrt district (if llw
Foullir'r‘n Now England Tl‘ii‘liilolle
“1‘3llllh‘l‘l". V.“lii:‘h ('riiiiiil‘iszns lilo il‘nf-
fir. plnnt rim] cnmmbrr'iul divisions ol‘
rill wxr-‘zirmm-s in ilw (liu'rivr. ix: illli-i‘
ins: ll: l‘lrllllli‘li outing and fluid «luv :it
Plrs’isnr.» lzrinoh, llritlm-porl. im‘lrn‘.
lminsr sovvl'ul lornl pcoplr‘ in :11.
4,. li'i’llw‘l“.
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l~‘irst district police of the practice,
null (ll'z'im-r 'l'norpu notified the boys}
that this practice must be abolished:
'l‘li" lir‘ns dill not stop when thcy hit‘
tho woman. I
—-Conl. flesh mined, screened auto-l
mnlically.‘ Harris & Gans.Qo. Tel.
721.
night.
The vacation privileges to patrons
of the Norwalk Library are proving
popular. These are the exact rules
and book takers ' ploase take special
notice: Fix-c books for home use may
be drawn by each adult holder of a
card and three on a juvenile card.
, with
iMiss Edna. London has resumed her
McNichols drug store, in Wall street.
H2 will spend a few days in Ridge-
field and other places about the state.
Samuel J. Stewart, Jr.. is enjoying a
few days’ vacation from his duties
the Central Trust Company.
iii/hilt! the library will only be closed fdutics there.
A irircr- Joli-gallon of mnmlwrs of
in: Pliocnlx and ‘Plonoer’iFire com-
panies Want to Timnhury, last evening,
whorl lhm‘ pl‘“<":litt"i the local com-
pany: thorn wffh tho cup they wore
nu'niwlwi for tho host nppr‘aring‘ out-
ofdown fir-onion in i 0 recent cornival
lizll'fllif‘. 'l‘iiv- trip w: s made) by Ruin-k
one! was greatly enjoyed by
'lhosv u'ho nnrlir‘inntvd. in spite of the;
fact that it rained.
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W1niliin“
for two weeks from Monday,
315:; to Monday, August
books will in." slampcd to include Sop-
tonzbor ist. In this way books may
he rmnrnml gradually. thus giving
plmity of limb, {or residing and making
July
ilw carrying of a number of books at 5
one ti m 0 un noccssn ry.
“Sale of women‘s shoes at Con-
ncally & Rrar‘kcn's.
14th," all
, James
:turn to Glendale. California.
ishe has another establishment.
V Redden.‘ of W’alter avenue.
entertaining Mrs.
have been
wick. New Jersey.
Miss BedolL proprietor of the Tattle:
Shop, on North Main street. is to re—
will make the trip by auto.
enioying his annual vacation from the ‘
% Mrs. Lucille A. fiveréion and VMrs-
Luuro. .
,\Valdo and son \Villiam, of Bruns-
whcre ‘
She ,
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cranium onsssns,’_$10.oo.
isms) Sronr recurs. $19399
ram? cismrs
$2.93“ $5.98
, * $19330 . . ,
smunjnnrs, $1.06 .
wm rmum
T30 USERS. $6.98
" 12-14 North Main st '
Mr. and Mrs. Max Steinart have re-
‘turned to their home, in'Bayonne, N.
.J., after a. two weeks? visit wt]; Mr.
rid Mrs. Louis Udleman, Fairfield
avenue. ' ‘ . '
Mr. and Mrs. J. Murphy, oi: Cen-
ter avenue, have returned to their
home after a two weéks' vacation in
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., and other cities
in the state. '
Miss Ethel Ganzy, of Bell avenue, is
visting in Otisville, New York, for
two weeks" vacation from her duties
with J. & 3'. Cash, Inc.
Mrs. Maude Brown, of Clay street,
has been enjoying her annual vaca-
tion from her, duties in the ofice of
The Norwalk Hour. "
Joseph Bennett has resumed his
duties with therA. J. Collins Company
after a. week‘s vacation spent in New
Jersey. v '
a two wccks' vacation from he: do:
ties at the NorWalk Iron Works and
is, visiting relatives in Springfield, Vt.
Knowe— ‘ ' * .
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Don t Guess :
Nobody knows what he is
going to do. But anybody
can know what he has done.
Keep. your accounts with
this bank and your check
, booklrwill always show what
you have douc. ‘ '
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acoby’s
Miss Margaret Delaney is enjoying ,
rRaymond . Betta,’ vice: resident . of
' fl ._*'ui’k'=1ron works. is enjoying
; a two weeks" vacation {tor}: his. du~
tics»: " f ‘ ’ ‘
Miss'hlnrie
.,' isr'visifing ,hcr .aunt,' Mrs. T. J.
Maker, 28 Golden Hill street. for is.
‘John Friénd, 9.4, ransom avenue.
f has resumed his duties with the Nor-
Iwalk Tire 'company‘foilowing a two
- ‘ weeks: vacation:
n130hn SuChy of the A. LJ.’ Collins
Company. is enjoying a week’s vac.-1—_
tion, which he is spending at Rocha-
.7 way Beach, New York.
, ’W.,y(}rcen.igcner.il superintendent of
‘edjiroma'vacation 'in Maine.
Percy Morgan is enjoying a work’s
vacation from, his duties at the N: r-
Walk Iron \Vorks. , .. .
. ‘Mrs. Frederick E. Readman, of 7‘
Harriet ; street, is entertaining Mrs.
. Moritz warns New York.
Miss Anna Keating of the N. F.
Ryan Company. is enjoying a week’s
vacation at Atlantic City, New Jersey.
Miss Frances Costello of this A. J.
Collins Company, has resumed her
duties after a two weeks‘ vacation.
7A lawn social is to be held at St.
Peter’s Lutheran church from 3 until.
10 o'clock on Thursday of this week.
' Charles Guinus, of Stamford, was a
business visitor in South Norwalk,
yesterday afternoon. ‘
Leonard Brown'of New Haven was
a. visitor in South Norwalk on busi-
ness today.
Mrs. Cecelia Dunn .Jxas returned to
her home after visiting old friends.
Roads ‘ of Brooklyn; NI; ,
the Nor-walk Iron W’orks, has returnw ,
‘ Guts; trillions” ,
' wHiTEN sxm Auo
" BLEACH" FRECKLES
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into n trottic containing :xrre ounceé
of Orchard \Vhitc, which any a '
storcwiii supply for a z‘cw'centg.
shake well, and you hurt" a quarter
pint of harmless and delightful lama
iilcach. Massage this. succtly frag-
grsnt lotion inio the men. neck, arms
and hands each day. tho. shortly note
the bounty and Vx‘iiill’:{*53'0l' your ski
«Famous island? bruntics use this
‘inr'non lotion to Wench and tuning {but
soft. char, rosy-whites complexion. 314'
so'as a. freckle. suulznrn and" tan
bleach bccansc it doesn't irritate.
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The, , :
Hamilton Shop
49 Wall St.
‘ . Fresh Every Day
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AUTO REPAIRiNG,
, WELDING ,,
Kcndrick & Chose Garage,
we..." 11? 13 Raymond“,
’ " touch Romain Sean.
Sensational, Shoe '
. Bargains
—— At —~‘ on
Max IACVY’SI"
No sense doing without the prop—
er heat in your home when we can
fix your'hot air furnaces and fines
in a short space of time. Don’t
monkey with it yourself. You’ll find
that you are practising the right
sort of economy if you send for us.
NASH, RAYMOND &. DEAN,
2 Flax Hill Road. ‘
Shoe Store],
31 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
A elegance Sale of All _ '
Summer Footwear.
Come See Our Window Display .
fur Real Shoe Bargains ,
and . Save Money.
LIBERTY SHOP * '
NATIONAL BANK
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in nlrl~lusliionod farmer costumol —nli:.’ 3'0111‘ "lctr‘ala at Donnelly’s} "Vm‘n‘ has hm“ l“'°"'i“9" ”Om R9"-
l‘r'm- given for the host nos- l on easy woekly payments. Storc open}
would"; 'l‘urmrluy (waning. July 3 evenings until 9 p. m. '
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A. C. Colmrn or l‘imilmry and Hormel John A. Comstock and Miss Louise
L. Shopnrzl m‘ llollwl, who are,“ cnjoy- ; H. Comatock, of Elmira. New York,
‘tllll‘v. fair
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Bus;
Moro S. T-.‘
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smrl' (Explain .1. ll. (Er-err‘y, Arliut—i
:‘m. Fr! ‘1 )irilri‘lsts :Wel lT'l'rill \ir'Crllif‘. i
all of ii.“ i"i'.'l~~ii’lll llV ! liTil‘il'l‘S (if'
Hr" 54w: x‘ .‘kilwf.’ {Ll-'lf‘ni'rl, \E‘iliv
. law in Nitrzu'wi. in" > \ Mamet:
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South Rorwalk.
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If Bonds Were Asbestos
“vim. bonds, insu
. nls were made of asbestos, there irould be lit-
’>L‘v"l' of: loss byvfire.
‘i'vl they could be lost 0
ilwm would still be in a
Play safe and rent one now.
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4 :4 5,1 lnl‘ 1le Xv“: York division of the New'
“ is!) , York. Now Haw-n &
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mil too in charge.
Frank Spinnell. formerly personzil'
sluz:m:.'uplwr to l‘m'mr-r Supr-rintr‘nrl—,
out Frank M. Clark of the Ccntrah
NPW England ruilroml and New,
Yew-1:. .‘x'tj-w Haw-n & Hartford railroad ,
division offices in lmnllury. has boon?
tr:tr.‘~."vrrml from Superintendent '
Clark's uliivo in Xv“: York city to .13
position as personal slonogrnphcr to}
A. llrm so. cvmn'ul superintendonti
inc 3. European trip. that they ur—
rivmi at Plymouth. England on July
H.
oil-lmrning sanmr-r, tho Antonia.
Mr. Coburn and ler. Shopard had
good \vmlthl‘r during their trip. .1“)-
iwrgs worn sightcd during tho trip
across. I’pon thcir arrival at Plym-
outh. they went by rail to London.
\‘ifl limiters They plan to Visit 0x-
fm'd an») scvcral cathmiral towns
during: their stay in England.
’arc visiting Mr.
Comstock, ot‘ 42 W'est avenue.
“1'1“" a (if‘liflhllul irip on a howl
and Mrs. Samuel
Miss Mayhelllc J. Austin or W'est
m (brine. resumed hm duties with the
li'uirflclil County National Bank, yes—
terday ul‘tor a two weeks‘ vacation.
Mrs. Claus ii. (‘ihristol‘i’ors and son "
l-lc-iliort. ol‘ Ohio nvrnnn, have 53319.1
for Europe; and will \‘iSit Jrlolland and
Germany during August.
Hart ford rail—
l'l-ins fur iiirl (fll‘liolir? l'nion Coun-
‘il. Knights of Columbus, carnival,
is in start. Saturday night of
in: Wail-t. lll'f" i-cl-il under way, and it ,
s wqu’rfisi-l'ltiifit the receipts will far 1‘
"xl’W'i’i Um - of last your; since the?
firm of rtrlinmr-nt is on a very
‘ligi‘l nl'lil'l‘. ('mtiloor dancing. with ex- ;,
*hlfule, music on an excellent floor,
thr- main orrlc-r of (‘.’l('i1 oven»
nsz‘ for tho young pvopln. All kinds
»:‘ iti‘rwsliincnts. as wnll’as novclty
In
in-
rance papers, and other
r stolen. The best place
safe deposit ‘box.
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Alden Salmam, President.
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Disbursements,
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Remodeling and Renovating of
13 NORTH MAIN ST.
Ladies’ Hats Dyed Any Color.
Also First Class Shoe Shine rParlorTAll Shines 55:. '
REPAIRING OF SHOES WHILE YOU WAIT 7
WORK GUARANTEED A
ND AT LOWEST PRICES ..
Ladies’ and Géntlemen’s Hats.
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Opposite Angevine Furniture Co.
‘ v, i concur} may
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