DON’T LET A LITTLE .THING LIKE A “WAIT" DRAny
BACK ON YOUR PROSPERITY AND HAPPINESS.
WAITING TO BUILD
is one of the heaviest weights you can place around your 111:3];
There’ s rent, high rent :11 vavs going on and nothing 0 s
for it—and just. think of the comfort and happiness
you are missing.
Our Lumber Builds Better. Let’ s Telk Building RIGHT NOW.
The Hatch 69° Bailey
Johns-Manvl’lle Co. and Bird 6.. Sons Roofinge. .
Sheetrock/and Celotex Wall Boards.
‘ Our Buckwheat coal is screened
.ueetrically, automatically and’
lhystenrlitically. We have coal of
Ibis size now onth but may not
“Inter if the larger sizes should be
licence as now seems probable.
a you can use this size better be
sure of it now.
.1 Our Pea Coat has sold with a
I‘d-h but we still have a limited
r-Ipply. This is “Old Company’s
”—the best.
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FORD OWNERS
Cord Tire at $ 1 3.50
This is not a cheap cord but is genuine Silvertown, part of the ,
standard line. This is the best value in a cord tire ever offered.
S. L. Bened1ct
73 North Main Street, South Norwslk.
r.
4 THE MAN’S SHOP
HATS OFF
TO
FALL FELTS
Style is not a drillmaster and
true fashion cracks no whip.
Inn’s Hats are not divided in-
to fashionable and unfash-
ionable blocks, but into be-
coming and unbecoming.
Your Hat is oulv smart,
looks smart on you.
We specialize in Smart Hats
and carry .1 variety of blocks
in the liltrsl sought Fall
shades.
On Display All Week.
Fowler’s Market
if it
' 69 North Main Street, South Norwalk
Phone 1340-1341
‘—
Costello & O’Meara
21 North Main St.
__ -. ”90
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwslh
Quality Groceries and F reel
Delivery.
A. F. Beckmann {‘9’ Co., Inc.
88 Washington Street, South N orwalk
non non rm mum:
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ANNUAL MID - SUMMER SALE
20?? DISCOUNT 20%
On Every Item in Our Immense Stock.
THE BEST FURNITURE VALUES IN THE CITY
[Ra ymOnd 69’ Son
YIFIIUNERAL omecrono
WALT. All) HIGH STREET!
m A SQUARE DELI;
'0 will buy your household
m. regs, papers, junk end In
round-hand goods. Anything you
I110. Prlce according to 111-4 quali-
IU of the goods. A square deal
more. .
PHILIP P. MARC]!!!
32 Van Zandt Street
It‘ll-hand Goods Always on Ill.
WAISTS
$1
Charming lltllr‘ \Y'nite Voile and
Lawn Walsts. suitable for sweaters,
In Peter Pan and V Necks.
— At The —
‘ 'Fairsex Costume Co.
11 Main Street Norwalk
Ionwm
56 So. Main Street
80. Norw .
Open Saturday Evening Unt elk, Conn
i19P..M
Mid- Summer Sale
OORSETS, GLOVES HOSIERY, BRASSIERES
‘ AND UNDERWEAR
...
‘4 HERE YOU'LL FINDTHAT
YOU CAN BUY- JUST
At Reduced Prices.
SchultZe’ s Friday Fish Specials
BLOCKISLANDS
STEAKHALIBUT
STEAKSALMON
SteakCod
SteakBostonBlues
Blue Fish
Weak Fish
FlatFish
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MUS/3'1””
’11,, a 1.— '
.. d of plumbing goods to
Is the kind that— live up to the
unions. The plumbing con-
oold by us are built to
the wear of long use. Get. in
with us over the telephone
”we’ll be pleased to give you
. of the cost of the plumbing
— in need of.
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A: 141.: mu Reed.
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4 nolds and Wife,
S. Gould et a],
4:101:11 W. Nielsen and wire. lot. Nor-
‘ walk Park. .
Mary-4F. Silk to Charles McMullen. 3‘ ‘
In the past month the
over half a. hundred dee
Town Clerk Herbert R.
of the transactions calling
erable expenditures of money. A com‘
plete list of the deeds. which unless
olherwise noted are warrantee deeds,
smith. some
4 are six en below in the order in which .
the? were filed for record:—
Gabriel Kauai and wife to Andrew
Kruecz'o and wife. lot and buildings,
Knapp street.
incasa and wife, lot. Norwalk Park.
Richard Gold to L. Ernest Rey-
Firsb-street.
Theodore F. Guyer to Alice M.
“’ebber, lot.
John XV Nielsen andg wife to Ml-
chael Delcolle __et a1, 10d" Rhodonolia
Park.
Addie V. White to Ellison Merrill.
t Harbor View Park. ,
Charles F. McMullen to Margaret
M. Conroy. 'lot and buildings, No. 3
Van Buren avenue. ,
Estate Harriet Merritt to ,John H.
Miller, lot, Cove avenue. administra—
tor‘s deed.
\Vallace C. Desi-cam to £09 Singer.
lot and buildings, Charles . street.
Estate Rebecca I. Cole to Herbert
O. Pollard, lot, Fair street, adminis-
trator's deed.
Joe Singer to Sadie Forman,
and buildings. Charles B. street
Ida \I. Merritt to Thomas F. Self.
lot. Fourth street.
Thomas 14‘. Self to Susan A.
lot Fourth street.
Angeline Legato to William Schrad-
er et 13.1.10! Stevens street.
Michael Ralchford and wife to Olaf
Christianson. 74 acres, “’95: ’ROCks
Road. '
Edwin B. Benedict to Albert. J.
Stumpf. lot Gregory Boulexard.
Samuel Zntkin to Stamford Con-
struction Company, lot and buildings.
Isaac-s street.
Martin Spahr to Ella
lots Foster Park.
John Kulich and wife to» Frank
Schmidt. six acres and buildings.
Scribner avenue.
Bessie A. Sigman et al.
C. O'Neil, lot and buildings,
avenue.
Mndolcnc l’. \Vehb et al. to Hazel 14‘.
Blake. lot, l-‘airrielli Park.
Catherine A. Adams to John \V.
Nielsen and wire. lot. Sci-walk Park.
Magdalena Hawkins to .105.
Soydk and wife. lot and buildings,
\‘nn Zundl siren-l.
Eslnlr‘ of Robert Van ll iron
Louis: \'. Fox, lut and lllllllil figs.
111111311 ax (41111.4, cxrculm' s .lu- 411.
Julia l‘opp and \\'i:‘-4 to Daniel Hera
man and wife, lot, Amrin street.
Charles I). Conkiin :0 George \V.
Coriklin. lcl. Harbor V1114: Beach.
Swnm‘l J St-wart to ill? Erwin M.
.14 lllll‘lgS C0! . lot. \\ est aumuc.
Mm‘y 1-2.4. Zn l-‘viix Des-1411100 and
lot
Berry,
d'
Iarscn. two
to Bridget
Beldcn
3
Van
wife. lot :1 i buildings 1 111011 Park.
(Jan-line"- l.. I‘m 1 to Anna 14‘. Flulicr—
Ly, lol. (‘i Aries 51114632.
Herzl-2.1 ilr‘nzllmck to Nicholas Tan-
nnne and wife. two lots. Norwall;
Park. *rvfi, 8‘.
Mar) ll. Kellogg lo Sturtevant
l3¢‘l‘liz-Li \n 1015.}.lekon' I‘ luff
M:l")_\ li. lx’vllocg to Llilh ‘l. Hoyt,
lot. Hick-«r3; Bluff.
(It-115:4 Law:- to Joseph and John
Alh- ...1 1m. lléirwt-ll six-4.41:1.
12.1 .‘4l. 11-min m J. \K'ulter S:- .HP):
mil “iv. Em. Cou- 31.111110. “
Mul'vr .1224 Gottscltank to Theo-ion
l‘lossin: .1111 wife. 301.
Herb-‘11 \V. Cox-1111111 to George E.
Biuckumn. lot, East Norwnlk. quit
claim «li‘r-l.
\\'ilso:‘. l‘olm Company to Edit?! T3-
Snmlv-rson. lot. \Vi‘son Point.
juléltlillt‘llt‘ Y. \Vclrli Gt (ii. to Norman
\‘s‘igghsworill. lot. Fair-field Park. '
Harold 1'2. Ballard and wife to An-
llrcw Czihrre and wife. lot and build.-
ing's. llnywiew avenue.
John 1’. McMahon to Salvatore Cos-
suto‘ and wife, three lots North Taylor
33143: 1111*
Thomas K. Smith to Hugh R. Mac-
lx'enzic. lot and buildings, France
sir-Pet.
Louis I”. \‘nclar and wife, to Andrew
Bellus and wife, lot and buildings,
Lexington avenue.
Eugzgie J. Van Ness to Mathew
Hafipruner (t als. lot and buildings,
Taylor Place .
Mary Stabs-ll to Emma F. H. Horn,
Jot and buildings: “‘infield street.
Hugh Ruehl and wife to John Bow-
ker. lot and buildings. Madison and
State streets
“’illiam ll. Palmer to'Nettle L.
,Weed. lot East Nor-walk.
B~K Realtv Company. to Samuel J.
Stewart, lot and buildings.
Samuel J Stewart to Farnham D.4
Middle-brook lot. Harbor View Beach.
Abraham \Iodne to Harry Kurtz.
lot and buildings, Betts Place.
William 11mm“... ct els to For-
13 Bfington Place.
liv,an 8 acres and buildings, Chestnut»
Hill ayenua
Arthur B. Craw to Eugene II. Van
street.
Putnam. lot. Ohio avenue.
’14:an F. Putnam to Fredermt L-
the lot, Ohio avenue.
Emily B Hovt to
snorehaven Realty Company 10
Island.
James P. McMahon and ‘wife to
lot and building'S. Spring Hill Avenue.
TRANSACllllNS-
re have been ;
ds filed with
for consid-
Charles 14‘. Guarnieri to James Ben-
lot and buildings on ,
sl
9.
l
10‘
rington S. Gallager, lot and buildings, 1
Charles H. Pool to Joseph A- Qumri -7
Ness, lot end buildings, South Main .‘
Madalene I“. Webb et al. to Eben F.;
James E. Kaiser and wife to Melvin 7 4
lot, Reservoir avenue. _
Neill. Raymondy
7 et al. lot. Fitch street.
D‘Ve“ S Byard et al; can Pasture ,
Lottie V Payne to Ada J. Jones; 10f“. ‘ f
and blinding. Pleasant View. avenue. ménd
F
BOYS’ EXTRA HEAVY
'-
The congregations have been truly ex-
cellent and are said to be the best in
many years. The new olurch interior
is a joy to all and the people of Trin-
ity are most enthusiastic in their
praise.
The Girls' Friendly Society has sent
the rector a check for $25 to be ap-
plied _on the church latex-Tor improve—
ment fund. The donation is \011111-
tux-v and unsolicited. and therefore
doubly appreciated.
The Young Peoplé' 5 Music and Dre-
matic Guild plans a dance for next
Thursday evening; the proceeds of
which are to enable the young people
to meet their pledge of 8100 towards
the renovation of the ‘parish hall.
There will be? music. dancing and re-
freshments. and, very likely. 39. brief
entertainment. The minstrel has been
postponed until later in the fall
l'nder the painters' brush the par-
ish hall has undergone a complolc
transformation and is as beautiful as
a basement can possibly be made. All
axe agreed that the renovation will
.mnkc u. clicul‘ul place for lhe Church
l
I
ischool to our?) on its work and the
lywox'ile of 1110 parish “ho come to the
many so. 1.3.1 affairs that “ill be held
therein zuc- Cot-1min to he most appre-
ciative of {he wonderful improvement
wrought The parish fabric. from cel-
lar lo roof._
per Cent." as to its condiiion.
The clioir mothers of Trinity (Mrs.
Purl-rs and Mrs. Dibble) have. through
their efforts. entirely renovated the
choir room 3nd vestumms: and d0“
serve 1119 thanks 01‘ {he pzirisli.l
KIXVANIS CLUB TO
' HAVE CLAMBAKE
AT SOUND BEACH
(Continued from First Pate)
possible to arrive. Besides the ball
game. which will start at or around
.3 o‘clock. there:- will he :1 “ “ml-er 05
oilicrmztcrminlng features such as
swimming. fishing. boating. can!
gum-s. athletics, (4117.. excluding with
the {ti-:13! :1? 5 o'clock.
will he steamed clams. blue
fish. chicken. two kinds of potatoes.
luntnm cor:1.Bosz4:m brown
21:31.1. 1 a biscuit lobster. watermelon
.l liqu id xflezn‘s llments all in abund-
once. The bake is in charge of
George Barnes, which is'an assurance
of its succesa The club expecls to
l13\6 guests. some of their: prominent
ours _
:l‘lie outing today takes the place of
the regular Thursday dinner at the
Norwnlk Country club.
l
T l: r.-
onions
Fan for Each Hotel Guest.
Ecol-y Japanese hotel has a tan. spo
clal 1n itself, containlng a View of the
hotel and a blessing from the writ-
lcgs =ot Confncms. _One of these is
always given to the departing guest.
Wls ll BllolENI—
Then I BeganTaking Lydia E.
Pinkham’ s Medicines
Donaldsonville. La.—“I write with
topraiseyourmedicine—Lyd‘ia
3- . ’8 Vege- '
:vuAm
Children s Kazoo
A Practical Garment That Every Mother Appreciates . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ 55c Each
Children’ s Bloomers
is now very nearly “100 .
llllWN___v__WllMAN-'
We have a varied stock of season-
AAA-
All Sizes.
Of Jersey or Nainsook. . . . .. 50c to 65¢
Children 3 Sleeping Garments
Jersey Cloth, 75c to $1. 25 Muslin, 85c
ISTURDYSCHOOLSTOCKINGS ~9Ct0
Special ,1
GIRLS’ANDMISSES’SILKSTOCKINGS. Special $1
CHILDREN’SSILKGLOVES
STOCKINGS.
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ORDER THOSE CASH WOVEN LABELS AT THE NOTION come.
6.4 HYATT
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TOO MUCH NOISE IN NE‘YABK.
NEWARK. N. J.. Aug.
residents of the Ridgewood
have placed a problem before the po-
lice by asking that mufflers be placed
.on the crowing or roosters and cooing
of pigeons until 7 a. m. A campaign
the dwellers in Ridgewood
every morning by the lusty clarionir'i:
of neighborhood chanticlecrs. Just
who «is to turn the mufflers on mm!
of! the police have not yet dC‘Clilvgil.
Hot Weather
llaeulach~ es
24.—The .
section '
against street hawkers has just lJQr-n:
brought to a. successful conclufi'om'
Cvclfllt‘ V
that their sleep is now broken :1: {:43 '
SPECIALS FOR lli.
WEEK
1
l
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g
Extra Fine Pork
Sardines, in pure Olive 0'.
3 cans . ..
Ccrned Beef Bash. 2 lb 2112‘s:
Toilet Tissue, 7 rolls .
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M.
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A. STULL
24 Cottage St, East Norwal‘l
When you cool ofl’ suddenly and
when yousleep in a draft. you
Eat a Cold. The natural 114.3111
“Headaches. Neuralgis and
To Stop the Headache and Work
of! the Cold.
DEPRESSED FEELING
caused by the heat is quickly
relieved by just one dose ofLax-
Itive BROMO QUININE Tablets.
Does not contain any bar-mm!
u habit-forming drugs.
THAT
‘I'heboxbeersthissigna‘ cure
GUARANTEE TRUNK
AND UMBRELLA CO.
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Now introducing a full line of
GENT’S FURNISHINGS
At Most Reasonable Prices.
9 No. Main 81;.» So. Norwalk
1
contractors and House owners
For Builders,
OPENING DATES
DAY CLASSES
Tuesday, $2.22, 5
Evamne CL;
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College
College as leca: ed‘w {1;
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97 Washington :1, So. \zml
Phone 314-2
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