.WEATNEIIV l'OBEVGAVST. .
Forecast for N3WI3l‘k and i“vie n tyl
Fair tonight and Sunday. 33in has
fallen; (losing. the Asset“ twenty-loan
hours along the Atlantic coast from
- Hatterasto Maine: Aalidll maimed
filing“ in, have occurred west of the
33inch river. Pleasant weather
all: this morning tram, the Allies-
pIA'I yer eastward t3 t
Aux Iincl; of high pressure and rather
low to peiatures. which is now cen
tral in he lake region will dominate
the weather in this vicinitylfor the
next thirty six hours
‘ ~Duke of York 51/. and 6%. O’Brien.
, W
Is finishing
orwaik roads.
Oswald R. Smith of Norwak. was
in Stamford. yesterday, on bu ness.
w
~....smVV Ponk,10_c lb.
“lull VAngie UtheVy iii agilin employed
turtcvant's store in North
Mliiwn street.
Thomas E. ‘Gregor
lbs
wormed the .West
Ha‘yss' a.
Miss May Hsnlon, of New Haven.
is violtiilz Mr. and Mrs. J. W Sculley,
of Monroe street.
«Second hand bicycles wanted at
Bulkley & Wheeler’ 3.
V ,. 2.;V1VVV -W
"liq VLowndes, of South Main
recovering from his illness
of malarial foyer
The schooner Jennie C. May nas
arrivad safely at Philadelphia and the
Rachel Stevens at Boston--
—Freah Candles every days. at M. S.
Smith it Co.'s
' j; .M'm . ,A. ..
Samuel Northropi-A a former resident
Of West Lane,.now living in East Nor-
walk. visited lriends in Ridgeiield thism
week.
invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Nellie Pauley, of New Cane
to Anson W. Forball, of News k.
June 26.
--—'l‘he always uniform and reliable
imperial Crown Cigar.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Addison Wheeler,
who were recently married at Trinity
Church. are new residing at 164 Wil-
liam street, Bridgeport.
it is whispered that other real estate
deals in the vicinity. of South Nor
waik’s proposed “fish pond" are being
negotiated .uRIdgellcld Press.
~Punch-and Judy will appear at the
Mineral tonight.
John J. Baldy. of South Nor-walk
hos been enlisted by Sergeant Moore
in Bridgeport. for-“the Eleventh :0“?
airy. and was sent. to Fort Meyer. Vr
He will do duty in the Philippines.
A number of Danbury friends have
received invitations to the wedding of
Howard Tilly and Miss Alice Day. of
..,wlll take. place
y evening. Jiille
.Iilh
ednc
South Norw.
in that city
12, at 8 o'.clock Mr. 'i'illy is well“
Rndwu In this city moonw- News.
Wu»—
V-Annuai Clearance Sale oi rimmed. .
hats, also special priceoson c ildren‘s
hats for Childrens Day. 8. 8. Tibet-
sons. ,V V
Uncas Tribe. Imp. 0. RIM" of South
Norwalk; Powahay Trihemf Stamford,
and Cockenoe Trlbs. pNoryyflkV. have
sent communications to Ponds Tribe.
of New Canaan. that thewiviIilu take
part in the centennial parade with the
local tribe. It Is chine ed that about
seventy five outpl iovlh odious Will be
present.
TYOVUR sunny FOR 750.
TM 316chch Point
mar-m Ame: ‘10‘ micron Gives a
high gloss .cuuai to new. Sold by
Com . Watkins 0. Dow. lili'; ill. liar;
fl. its rowltcAA A a.
.,
Choice young Fowls,
Small lmAilprins Lamb.
Forensics" spring mm,
'Me Veal Roast» -’ .
Spam and Barneslsmall Silo
ur Cured Hams.” V
121M lb.
lilo lb.
9c lb.
lillllc Alb.
lie is.
lit doiliit. .
A Man hose‘
’ Wheeler.
levies mue-
M :
Lockwmd. at New
Can
isitlng her sister. Mrs. S. G :
a‘boen
Helical for a few days. at East NW;
walk.
”Bill" hwnu pearl Aiplues. O'Brien. ; V
.“","""*A" y‘all
Mr and Mrs. J. inving Diiihle, of;
Dayvle wavenuq. intend tnA smA the
Pan American exposition in ”all lies.
V A future.
WM.“-
ilv erylhlns. lies llama In Kitchen
Dept. at M. S. Smit Co.” a.
mum
A pickVed nine from New Canaan will
, A Voome to South Norwalk today. and play
in; return some of ball with Brown's
Collette team.
The thii‘ty-secondA, pivsrsary of
the springv'ood union under school
will be h (1 tomorrow at
3: '3010'0100 Q3 The nubile lfiMted
Wt
4A fine supper. prepared Vfrom‘ all"
Health Brand goods, will beamed at,
the Armory tonight from 5 to 8 n. In.
Price 10 cents. , A, .A. , ,.
Rev. W. H Hubbard, pastor of the
Soutthorwalk Baptist Church. will
preach‘ln the West Norwallr Union
Chapel at 3:80 tomorrow afternoon.
Tomorrow i
Ial day. nude liberate decorations of
deceased members of the local For
egters' Courts and circles. will take
p ace
——Hats Renovated. 0' Brien.
. V _V . war-m .
? Tomorrow Is known as ‘Hospltal
Sunday In all the churches. and an an-
nual collection is taken for tild‘i “13in“:
tenance fund. Aliberai response is
desired.
The South Norwalk Y. M. C. A. base
bail team and the Stamford Associa-
tion team, will play a game on the
Baxter grounds at 3:30 o’clock this
afternoon»
The Little Giants, of South Norwaik.
intend to play the Dorian Juniors in
Darien this afternoon. These teams
played on the Norwalk Fair Grounds
Memorial Day. The' Darlene won at
that time, and much interest Is manl-
fested in this game
”Jr’s"
4-Dr. M. 8. Russia. casual. and aurist
can be consul d in the parlo, of the
Inhabitants. ctai. use. “3.23,. and
Fridays. between the hours i 1 and 6
D- in” and daily. between ii on 12 a.
sand Ii p. m.. at 616 Fairlie d are
nus. Bridgeport Dyes examined and
diaemsa fluted. .
Butler Lodge. iA.A D. C. R, will decor-
ate the graves :of its deceased mem
bers, sunday morning. by a commit-
tee. J.H Batterson Charles Gehr-
manA and, A. L. Benedict.- Members
are requested to leave bouquets at the
lodge room tonight. There are about
forty graves to be decorated in the
town.
wm
The successful contestant In the sell-
lug-,c_ftAtl1cVilthllll for Kaflterine wlll $.23
”$956 at cruisers our 1 e
Iii chi .putor castlahdtgiond W.
director takes personal cnarge of the
slibscriptlbns and the purse is already
of goodly proportions. Tickets will be
given out Monday night at 7. 30 iii the
basement of St. Joseph' Church.
~All the new stylesVInVDawns. Dimi-
tlcs. Organdiea. Percales and Sateens.
8c yd. upwand M. 3.; Smith at Go
The Ridgeileld Press made its ap-
pearance this week. in a new dress
and makeup, and vary greatly Impaog
so In style over its previous in
or publication. Editor W A
who Areoonily. assumed the manage
ment of the paper, Is evidently making
a success of his new venture, and his
many friends eiten'd mostcordiul con-
gratulations over this fact.
At the First Moihodist Chum.
moucw. the morning sermon wil be
cause 'clly appropl‘idiis for Children's'
Day. Rev. Mr. Duncan will preach from
the tonic. Thaw Babe. .At
thi
gems; ll: rite {if up titliéwill'boifig- .
m r MtomA am on to o .
The evenips a aimwul be “‘f: a
day notice
332mm exercises by t 9
Printed plogrpmm
pate. ,, A
VARNIBH usual: nation's van
Floor i’iint co: co more a quart;
twice as long as outlier noon. paints.
wilt. A‘I:
Snug...” Comatooll, . atkins d: Demo
m. J. '1‘. V
rlsn DEPARTMENT.
Small Blue Fish.
lice Shad,
Blister Fish.
Pangaea.
Fresh Mackerel,
Vegetables in their mason.“ rhasonable prices.
the Foresters Memor- ,
will..he used so ,
tblat Ills cutlrscau unanimity partlcl~ .
HINAeSlLK. WMSTSI:
mediate willows
150 handsome waists of- China»
glut, a‘ new drill popular style. also
.32 to 38, in whitew‘black; navy
blue; light bills; bid rose. royal.
fbillel hulls” purple. ’ “ ' ‘A‘ "A“
Qii sale this morning at $1.15.
Vial. so'whitc ‘idlvn shill; waists. ill,
Sheer White lawn. tucked back andw
front or with rows. of llapertibn heel:
and front were made to. sell for $1.60.
Your choice whileAtbsy last ll. ,
White and colored latvn shirt»
mists. $1125
and Atrhnmiadlwith insertion; tucked
west and collar. White lawn waists
are tucked and nicely trimmed with la»
sortiou; :Ll 25. ,
.Whltc lawn shirt-waists, $1. 50.
An exceptionally line iotAofAA white
flown waists; some have sailor collar
:made of alloover embroidery. others
are helnstit‘ched tucked and neatly
' trimmed. with Insertion; ll 50.
White lawn shirt-waists. $2.
As fine an assortment an itch possi-
ble. toA collect for the price Some
new}: sailor collars made of line open.
‘iwor
$l. 5'6 culored shirt-waists. $1..
or madras lawn and gingham In
stripes and plain colors; hernstltchcd
and tucked many In surpllce effects;
all have the new bishop sleeves. some
have soft- finish collar others have
laundered collars. 81.
low as 50c and upwards.
Second floor.
THE HOWLAND
Our VoiVegaVni pips;- makes fine and
reliable marl: almost certain.
,zlti pays: to every way to have good
wall paper put on your walls. It works
better and wears better. because It In
both put on well and is good in text-
ure and color.
Our new papers are delightful exam.
plop of fine art In wall coverings.
Plinter and Paper Hanger,
33 south Mam street.
Opposite Havliond street.
WITHIN TNIV BANG!
ages and Heaters We offer secures
Ame. Designed and constructed
Ape p ucipient it til“ Vest neat
frond: small amouii rend tu'm Hand -
some it appear great
liftrength Our #3013“ rings is“1 a model
of compactness.
Horn‘qo R Nuh
din sushi” lists also. streets
A}
mgaaiibll‘laig
Dunsegan (ill-ileum. Sou «Mild!
She refused to grant a illtplvlismh
a son of ear-Secretary a soul ii’isch s
Hwho accompanied her Kin! W
resentalive of tiled
til “at Mrs. caldera-M illll
new so a on .w an
8%! and and Belgium, at that nag
other departure for the counties
not been fixed...
riser, rim
able to
“ram: .iiptaa
a liar that hand
ill-is: ,V;
‘A W-aistaof sheer iawu,:piuk.~ blueand :A
A white.- have large sailor collars tucked ,
Other colored shirt-Awaists as.
DRY GOQD$V CD,» .
Jacobi! Rudder V
or vo . , ’ V
makes u look brighter and wear fully m." ””V" ““3 "1'35 °V' if“ am"
lie! and [labeled lbat Dean's Kidney
Pills might help me; even if they dldnt
cure. I went to Plaiated's drug store
and got a supply. I was not disco
pointed, Donnili Kidney Pills‘Vd‘i‘spcsed
of the last ilttlldll The. backhohe and
suffering were a thing of. the past."
V FostcrAMil
burn 00.. Bonnie .A. sole agents
for the United Status.
Remember the numewnoan' s~and
take no substitute;
l...
.,LAA
Souulorsllilulico
Immmlmlwm.
Capital Fifty ThOuaand Dollars.
PRESENT LOCATION.
First Notional Inuit Building a.
24 WASHINGTON STREET.
TRUSTEES:
Frank A. Ferris-A Am B. Woodward
Then. I. Raymond Edwin 0. Keller
Nelson Taylor 'l'ralilllin A. Smith
Theo. s. Low'ndos Winthrop H. Perry
Richard H. Golden.
m
FR NK A. FERR 5. President.
RI HARD wool. BN,Vielemident
CHARLES E. HOV‘l‘, Treasurer.
m
Banking business of all kinds. dupes.
Its, discounts. collections.
Savings Department. Deposits re-
ceived on interest:
Trust Company lib-luau of all kinds.
Authorized by Its charter. with In cap-
Ital as security. to act as executor, ad-
mlnietrator. , puardlan. conservator,
trustee of any trust.‘
I{Aficlluuts and trust‘- cf all kinds coll-
V0 0 a
Dram and money orders on all parts
ol the world. Letters of credit and
traveler-sf checks.
’ Bil-luau hours. 9 to 12 a. on. and 1
to s p. m.. and also 6 to 8 p. m., Satur-
day evenings.
W
SOJJD IND MEDESSFUL.
CITY “Milli. BANK
SOUTH NORWALAK. CONN.
Capital. 5100:0011. 00
rplm. Slottdbtl: 00,
arbor Profits. ,szaooooo
JOIN VII. ENNIS. Pi’esliielli.
JASON Ml“ “HON. Gather.
DIRECTORS:
John H. Ferris Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp chrlsllanfiw'lrut'
JViihn H. Light I. ‘Hi Ma‘thewion'
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
WM
sacrum SD] ”106.
Once a week, or once a
month. lay aside a certain
portion of your income. Do-
posit Hill! In some savings
bank. calls it you like. But
don't neglect to SAVE.
This money Vwill come hen»
dy teyou some day. Indeed
it will. "
.,
d be “DWI: stained. “XV: A
V ansingdillmninu bacitachc. VI V‘
Vcould and actions to hire me, any re ,
1 on
i no to t
iii 3333:9113 orieLllgtlc
s lineman solo. Ansela
' .A tM Mia tan
EVASV VVVVE “E METHODIST EP
a--~S men by collar 10‘: 30 a. 111.;
Sun ‘ay school. 12 m.,
Leeann. 3 vi m Prey/Ins mind. can"
g.y,t.BV
p‘ 1) tin; Monday
even 5.
to bounce. mayo!“
1133:? V; ., day evening. class
in: day afternoon. Lad-
les’i, Al, Society; Wednesday even-
“13"; eniuriaihmunt for benefit of
Sunday School Library. Thursday
evening. prayer. meeting. -
A. M. E..CHURCH. Knight street.“
Deacon John Taylor trill. have
charge- 10:80 a nu. Hiram Bruits
das‘o will lead; 2 a la. sands!
school. Superlnetndent J. B. Taylor
in charge; 6: 46 Christian Endeavor
meeting. conducted by; the president.
J. B. Taxi r; W7 46. Charles E. Mll-
ler “rind d alien in charge. Seats
are free Ogil‘llaaih aor: “lg-Arne
SOUTH NORWAIVi CONGREGA
lions! Church. corner of West ave-
nus and West stucco- Rev. Paul M.
Strayer. blister-10: a. m.. Gilli.
dren’s Day service with speclal pro-
gram: Organ prelude; scripture
reading by the superinténdent of the
Sunday schoni; quartctte,.i) O.Be, Joy.
fill In the Lord. Falrland: prayer
(closing with Lord's Prayer). Fra k
A. Ferris; recitation. Meeting of to
Flowers; recitation, The Bird' 3‘ Ella
cation; solo. A Flower‘s Message;
recitation, Childrens Day; recite
tion. A Child‘s Thoughts: address to
children pastor: ofiertory. dust. so-
prano and bass; recitation. Bright-
ness and Giadness recessionai. 12
13., Sunday School; 4: 30, Vesper ser-
vice Prelude. Andante, Duhols; of-
fertory. O Salutaris Hostia Gounod;
postiude. Johnston. 5230. Young
People's meeting.
Fills." CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Norwalk. George D. Egbert pastor—
Morning service at 10: 30. preaching
by the pastor: Sunday school at 12
noon; evening service at 7: 30. The
fifth In the series of Practical Talks
an Peculiar 'I‘cxtsuAll Aboard, Mid-
week meeting. Thursday evening at
7: 45. subject Here and There in
Scripture. A question meeting.
BAPTIST.
CALVARY‘ BAPTIST CHURCH. South
Norwalk-«Preaching 11 a. in: Sun-
day school 8230p. in; Christian En-
deavor meeting, 6: 30 . m.; preache
log by the pastor. Rev D. c. Thomas.
at it p. m. Theme. The Reward for
Faithful Service. Weekly services:
Prayer meeting, Thursday, 8 p. in. ,
led by Sister Floyd and Deacon
Grant Tepic, How is My Light
Shining? Jonathan v.. 14—16. All
are welcome.
-A EPISCOPAL.
GAGE CliURCH—RECTOR J. Mc-
Clure Bellows-First Sunday after
Trinity. Processional. 490: Venlte
Anon; Gloria Patri, Anon; Te Deum.
LawsuCookeA: Jubilato. Dupula;
Hymn, 388; Kyrle. Tours; Gloria
Tihi. Woodward: Hymn 648,; (liter
tory solo; Offertory Sentence. Whit
ney; Final Amen, Clemson: Reces-
sionai.383. Evening. Processional,
493: Verslcies, Feriai; Psaiter. Gar-
rett: Magnificat, Garrett: Nunc Dim-
Ittis. Russell; Versicles. Ferial;
Hymn 647; Oifcrtory, tenor solo;
Doxolngy. Whitney: llecesslonalt 407
ADVENT camellia” cannon. Van
Zandt avenue J Davis pastor—-
Preaching. 10.30 a. in; Sunday
School 1 m.; Loyal Workers' meet-
Ing. 6:16 p. m. r Evening sermon.
7:30. o'clOcll. Subject. A DemonstraA
tion of inspiration. Seats free
(“will singing and a cordial welcome
to a
GERMAN EVANGELIOAL.
,- GERMAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH.
Charles A. Broaltme‘ier. pastors—Ber-
o',ciook in the Swedish Congregtb
al Ch hhurc .
(”gym an iAN SCIENCE SERVIC.‘
STlAN SCIENCE SERV! E
all p. m. 100 East avenue. Mrs. A.
A. Moody. Fit-oil Reader. All are
welcome.
‘A SOUTH NORWALKOA‘ MISSION-Regu—
lar service tomorrow at 8:15 o'clock.
Mr. Shipman will have charge of the
service.
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CHANGES IN CORNFIELD LIGHT.
Light vessel No. 48, oil Cornfield
Point lot on bill been; tat-lb
drawn liroinh‘e his stallion for repairs anti
., relief light vessel No.11 has been put
'- ou that. station. Relief light v sel
1N3. it will show a fixed white
fromtt e foremost and a tilted red light
slit
to malnmut. During tnicll 5or
1 foggy weather she will sound a. bell
V. llruclt by hand. Light vessel. No. 11
two masts. schooner rigged, no
ergo black letters on each side. Li
7 vessel No. 48 will he returned in
“A Awsprit and a black circular cage-
work day mark at elitil masthead: hull
slated yellow. with "Relief No. if" in
A. itation as soon in repairs have been
‘ completed. or Which due noticeawili he
1; given, andVJ relief light vessel No. 11
, wllit til . ,
rigours ,
on. its was“ released on "
Minutemen: ,-
on be
MINE D D. N KLONDIKE. ,V
cardAn‘im to “Races V ‘ the?
steamer Amur. four men. were drown
all at lily ll 2‘ A *
“tile,
cecal Church, John J Faust. pastor
Junior
eagles, with sermon
vices every Sunday afternoon at s ‘
V WINBVOMVE WHITE 6000!.
you have calm In all "their native.»
purity.
gowns or waists.
beatlv" We have never a com a more
complete stool: of dainty white fabrics ,
.A for graduation...“ confirmation gowns.
A Sheer White dinilties, in corded '
Kiri or. chcolts and tancy weaves. from
2:5?" up.
Pepaiantlawus, lino.c soft and sheer,
Wits F use lawn. l0 inches wide.
V‘ exceipnt valued. at tile. and our.
Comp lbte line of. Victoria lawns, In-
than linens. nainaonks. mulls and plain
awlsses. ,
THE. WASH BOOM NEWS.
olnyita you to make an early in-
section of the”, valusspbright, brassy
is 5qu it little more than the cost of
common brin‘ti.
New standard percaies 36 in. wide,
good assorilnent of patterns, 10c. yd.
Figured ballets. large variety of pat—
lords and colorhigs c. yd. w
Striped Madras Ginghams, all new
sea'sdn' s patterns to select from.12l,§c.
yard.
80MB SUMMER SILKs.
Titans are all bright. fresh produc-
tiolla; eclar scrub nationaggpemet;
prices vary temptl
20 Inch Wall! Saks. In red. blue.
pink grey, old rose, lavender and
white; special at 45c. yard.
at inch extra line quality Foulard
Silks, newest strips or brocaded de-
Ill 3113. rich coloringli. 75c. yard.
Bunch Satin Fouiards. latest colors.
handé’cn’ie designs. Worth $125. new
only 98c. yard. A
‘ OUR SUMMER WAR-:PPERB.
The big stock at“ summer wrapper-
is now on dress parade. A better
“4 Washington bircet.
Dainty; fabrics f‘A'cr common 1 l
Note how we all '
white goods equi meat is at its”
Biases lnvarlous styles. dots and,
.‘ floured. from dilute
ling wrappers you my
vltVad to inspect. rum ‘
Iiadies' Percale mm
medium and darkAeolor
bargain“ live. each.
La All
A: .
Ladies strips 0
_ csie Wrappers. ran
bishop sleeve. donned
Ladies Larva W '
braid trimmed. lat t-cu
Ladies shirt
oale or larva.“ it ‘
sleeves, collar to match and,
Ladies shirt waists
pink. blue or on blue
bishop sleeves. s’oi‘t c
. Ladie‘s' shirt waists. mad
striped chambray or is V,
sleeves. tlucked or plain, bad no ‘
match,
, Ladies]. white lawn;- s
tucked back and front bishopw
linen collar. special at fills.
Ladles' line white law it
took trimmed suite oi
sleeves, $1. 25 unanitVy. at Q'
teal bound to buy corsets
savin9 plays any part-pl ,
sptndinp. ’
”Corset dc Saxon " ' .
net; while they last. 26c. p ‘ 'V
"Show Queen." superior will
line salln‘ stripping. acet ’
sale price. 390. pair.
summing Bird."msd
Allisted material. lacs trimx‘n
bottom woven with ribbon.
showing of perfect-made perfect-lib ueélilc.
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South Norwalk. (39nd
They (lull.
cor-able.
’0
to
Personal llpelruus.
With the cominqpf the sunshine
comes a desire to brighten up the
personal appearance.
aids moresarelp than an attractive
Nothing
ND
o
no Us
Our stock of Suits consists of
some of the most attractive. dar-
able. reasonable garments pro-
0‘ O. 9'
O. O. 0'
The Neckwear line is all that can
be desired by the unity rims.
Inspection the only necessity to
make" you purchase. :: ~ ..
FRANCIS ii;
and f rush and Well
factlouAloAtlle user.
in an ,
Rockers and: Set-ls
cocoa. .Mluln‘
aiidcse motel an a
purclllseillli s a son. ,
One reason why our Furniture is so well.
liked' it because every article is perfect ill stv
made. so as lo-‘uive salisv‘A
These lactac cu
uncaamieaillresthatstton
ougbout Aour Stock fl‘ '
ll“ pier Furnitur
A01l1i53ves. Relrlserato,
h 3: Hamlet: a
glance it you lots” d
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