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For Norwaik and vicinity: Cloudy
and rainy tonight. Wednesd cloud
is the morning but probably ‘
during the day. Warmer tonight.
disturbance that was centrhi near
Louis yesterday morning has moved
northeast into the lake region and-
ssoondary. disturbance has develo
Hatteras. An area of hi h pressures
tinuss over New lrunswiflt.
budy and rainy weather provai
to Lake region and along the
berth of Hatteras The disturbahees
are moving slowly and conditldlsmo
not indicate any decided change for
this vicinity during the next- tironty~
four helm
0' NW
The New England Order of Pro-tec-
tfnh Willhogi a meeting this evening.
w orltilrhce company has
mmd a‘ new horse? from M. Tar—
E. iioyt returned yesterday
itemwiilriyn, Where he has been on
ambit.
.‘Alhect Sullivan. of Bridgeport. has
tilted position as clerk at the Roles
mint otsi
Willey Tri
I‘d lost in.
lllaliiddqbecksr, of Crescent Terrace
hits rgpov‘eredttrom a three weeks' at-
their malaria. _
Dr J. B Jar-kinda. of Brooklyn for-
nearly of West avonde, Norwialk was a
tor in towh' Sillida'y. ' '
jA-jhnse of filth“ mom for the late Miss
Dng’dn will be held at St. Mary's
Saturday oraing.
Gfiéqmél lStrong r Lodge Sons of St.
intent this evening at the
is go media's inmate street. t. ;
t Nymoud. is in New York to-
* is business connected with the
Ilse-
be. improved Order of Red
have a nomination of oili-
k Stohmboat Company.
otterstry memorial-ironies for
Mid! duiia Hyde villi be held
not Mary’s Church. Thursday more. V
lug.
arm barge Bel-time Mannhe- has dire
charged a cal-go "of Cumhei‘iand coal
afitiic- when at 39,?! M. Tbiies & Coin-
Width 1 dry J. ’ citea.' of too
sheet 1S {Entertaihlh “.Mr's Will lhhi
Olmsteiiti and children. of llover, New
Jersey.
wfiorse gacipg and Basehirll at the
Fair‘ Gratin son the Fourth of July.
soils of the manners or seniority 'n
. ' l , Wm; nominee
1” 5' Ma.- “, v~v
Clam spend the supine; .
in" raised. die at rmrhlll
has toner homsu N lilies to:
. spend that summer van on. ‘ '
”ham". hadron-asan anus.
mor wit his aunts. Misuse
also, an we My nan 00mm Imus-g
Miss Lucy A, unson. who has been
teaching school in the South has re-
Jtulhdd to Soath‘Norwaik for the sum-
“1
-' Charles “wood. of Cross street
“has resumed his duties at Charles E
Seymour s grocery store, warns week's
illnestm‘ '
t‘fd
- iv a Anna 000s dud Miss” Emmal
Fe Ni Dan‘bury: are spendiu a week
in South Norwaik. Stamford and You?
hens.N .
eant William ii. iiyiand and
lab. Stamford. came to Norwsik.
‘ mamas. to visit William Hyiand, of.
t. «mus avenue. who is seriously ill.
go; liable Baseball Club, a newly
do organisation. will be glad to
We games with any team averaging
Ween years. Address Addison Alis-
tin; 11 Woodward avenue.
The steamer William l. Stevens was
sailed to Bridgeport yesterday. and
had an electric dynamo and tire pumps
*1 installed. The steamer will be ready
resides in a few days. and will be first-
ciauiin every respect.
The‘ Nirvice preparatory to the cele- :
bration of the Lord's Supper will be
held in the South Norwalit lCongrega-
tionhl ChurCh,' Thursday night. The
topic of {his “John 4" man's ad-
dress will be ileluom r esus Christ.
ii Timothy1i., 8 :.
,Wililarn J. ulvihili, who returned
ironi‘his wed ng tl'ip. yesterday. has
resumed his dutieshat' the east-bound
station of the. ow York, New Haven
and :Hartford‘ timed: Mrs. Mum—
hill will remain ior a few weeks in
Rosendaie. Now' mgr"
Ralph Railroad has taken a wool-
tion at the nevvs stand of the New
York and luster. News Dempany, in
i...
York New‘ Haven ahd‘iisrtfom lull-
road Commands South Norwllk Mr.
Raymond succeeds Charles Slavln. 3
‘ "the eardrum; iii of indian si‘ir a
Wild West. which is in south Norwilk
today, is manned only by ii ion bill
posters. .lt ii‘ the first dive“ ing car
to adopt the blue label. mumps bill
pesters employed on the car are meta-
bers of Local. No 3, of Pittsburg. Ps.,
A. F.0iL.. . .
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spaulding. of Dr-
ange, New Jersey, are in South Nor-
w'alk suspend some time: iMfl‘Spa‘uid-
ing has resigned his position as reach-
or of league in New, Jersey. and has
taken a mo ties salhoehkeeper with
the United States Foundry and sales
Cgffi‘paiiyl in Water street. South Nor-
M‘ l u . iii A «
Mrs. Harriet Hoyt Barnes, principal
of the Fresnel Kindergarten end Pris
vats' School of Morldbaaand ‘sos Ar»
thus. ~Jr .. who havonbeoui spending a
{par daysdin south Norwaik. 'R'tu'rded
nine 0 sy.; accompanied by Mrs.
Barn ”New drill .‘ngs
'5 W83 I
tutti street. ”‘1 .z“ a 1’?
"W‘Tl‘llphblyb Weldon. N C:
rts“ it‘. we M am-
blottcait‘, illia‘m E.
Will
0. “ii ‘Gh
“mm "W .‘
W's‘dt‘h‘dfim A.
w’ill'— go to the ‘Welit it‘dveii‘ueWiodt Wit am Davis. Pis' “Soflesllglgmhh
vln‘g- rouge tenths “pd summons .8. J l'rostor‘d. ii. '!i:
sentence my on. Mutts A. Crud. M 15. en: as one
not 'Hat‘tié bebo'r'n, of Rochester.
who hits been the guest of her sister
Miss Inna Osbp' ,rfof Maple street. rs-
tdrded. holds Yé
deeming", out he
Yet-it to New
consignment « exercise...
through Nor‘w‘alk, yaterdgyafWo.
allusion Johnson. of Welsh:
street. was tried before Judge Taylor.
yesterday afternoon, on a charge of
assaulting his wife Maria. He was
. fined 87. i
Georg: E Thompson and family. at
thh place hive gone' ‘to New
iihrtford to speh‘d' lthe sammer months.
Mi'nil'hbmpsoit is principal of the Win.
nipauk school.
Mrs. Bernard McGovern. of Norwsik.
leaves today for Cincinnati. Ohio;
where she and Mr McGovern willfu-
side. Mr. McGovern having gone into
business in that city.
Mrs. C. .
hiis been t ”e‘ u at of her son. Md
E. H. Baker 0 the Connecticamd
tary Academy has gone to Camden.
Mains, ior the remainder of the sun»
mer. "
arty. en ¥route
John ‘F‘innfghn. formerly" treat {ore-
man oi the Connecticut Railway andhe
oi the McKin-
company “it! mi
covered from severe burns :df: iapt mm
Lightin ism Company now
bin M
weelt
The building commutes 6f the Cen3
ter school appointed by Mayor Charles
L Glover. will meet this afternoon.
and determine upon a plan to r m-
mend at the school meetinl. is
evening.
A meeting or the vsteisoi interment
pauk School District will be .w on
The
purpose of authorisingthe repainting:
i In
Tum evening: Jdn'é‘hm.‘
Mussolini. ”to-sat
elk Bias
D
ill in the Meat line to
clit wiehe‘s or to take with.”
you to: tls‘a picnic. Try one of w
even, to stun theYaie
.W
or. of Chicago. who
Di -Shiith. E: N: Dill, .i‘rr.
Iii‘. RFTflygir. lGogrig: Shams
er. sy or ostos; ii. i
ism... s... w‘ termini
. eat! at t l
W? will!!! it
divers ol‘ Chit: this an the Son-
aie' ’oi' leoii'ar'e t5 ‘be’the nigh. oi Sam
.lito: Archibald McNeil. at the Sludge
‘po'rt Yacht Cidb', on Saturday June 27.
Senator McNeiHs‘nreparihg' to girls his
guests a pleasant outing, which will in-
clude a .drive through Seaside Park.
thence td‘the club house at Black Rock
Where dinner wlliwbe [shits—
tioas have been. extend
Chamberlain. ids mag:
Albert R. Chamigl- out
Go garner Roberts. of iiartford. the
meaty-four senators. Senate Chaplain
Phillips! and members simmers...
tvho reported the time guys that
body ‘dt'iring' the s it tend d. An
invitation has also been extended to
Mayor Muivihili as chief executive of
Bridgeport. ': .;' Tit-.-
liltats Deputy Jdmes resume: New
Britain. presided over a meeting of the
as. of C. deputies pigNew vengrSoo-
day 'Of the twa va mem rs of his
slam. streams. incessant? duodenum
A comm ties annuallgohngm of Messrs.- Sui.
lival'i Vii ’Ndflmat wimfiidt‘oi
was appointed to I“(devise a ”(ohm the
math!» or: “Vim! Mfitate
and district deputies. and to at
story
.
the next meeting. National
Colweli .was present and made some in-
MR.“ mrltfiln his He.
tended an invitation to his associate
deputies to be present. at the meeting
aim Mu New. mas
Show. when the third degree will be
was-
”herd/5on1“
(Witt
mos?
cm
the westohound station of the New ‘
u... . ulna
..,.
g i
it west the musical success~
losoflhb'fiyatp Miriam interest
"shut it psi s‘ -.s;s' '
11’ ‘Ill. Knew-slang ill The Sultan
am it .oiwrl. rum u “V“l'. Mil .0:
Its. use achofliacilb.
m ‘tl‘ “w A
III' ‘sdotfld Nehru
u.. i awn-”.1! i-l-i’li
‘wmi have the Beat of Ali—-
beautiful Whomirdohg.‘ ' '
Epsom ‘brihe. Idol. .. .
r 3" v‘-‘llhird floor.
CHICK!!! COTTONO.
qfi those andsome.
blackla “glycol: on if I of
Wolf! dared
fore: they’ ve sold about as fast as we
could get 'em.
Checks of different sizes, have a line
'mercerised tlnish stylish at..tractive
ailky- looking. 39c yard.
Cantos aisle. rear.
‘ FLOOi} DENiM.
AI ideai‘fibrlo to enter the living-
room carpet during summer is floor
denim. Kospa‘the dust out. is heel
and goodlooking—dnd' how it saves
Wear and keeps the dust from work:
ing injury!‘ ‘ '
The range of colors is so great one
may choose in harmony with the fur-
nishings: ‘tis a yard wide and easily
put down 190 yd
.= .‘Thil'd noon.
BED~PiLLOW8.
There is no pillow so conducive to
fiend sleep as the one that‘s filled with
lve-geese teams?! fiddlé‘tl‘Iy" 'e‘i-
perts cleaned careful said thorough-
In: one out into gm cov-
erd h‘ere dirt “'3
Good pillows tilled with duck feath-
ers-81 apd 31115
ayz’illovvan of chicken feathers. weight
——'l 5‘s.
Every one is guaranteed odorless.
SATIEN FOULARD.
About fifty patterns no
handsome sateen th it its
the luster oi resists.
of those
much of
Fluted “Willi-
IlnciiVe io «Momentum
:ook sings the the Si" Wile fel-
OWS. 4. ' .uv- i, to a" ti
Blue or black printed F white and
white printed in black: 2 o yd
center aisle rear.
spa useoul’asv.
Some of "the re lest summer uphol-
stery stuffs a d ra' riesa are ready.
English inenv in rich Itflieti
patterns a d delightful calorie—bod d.
limerlcan upholstery taiieta,h
dosig‘uiihodhd in was ad color a yhrd
wide—elioy .
Art ticking in many straeiive pat-
terns—Tic yd -
Biikoline in bright cheery patterns, a
yard bride—40c yd: '
Third floor.
"run nowumo
' shoppers ease.
. RE§H "Jill
Fresh Blue Fish id centp; Porgies.
6 cents; Weak Fish Icenis; Flukes.8
cents; Butter Elan, 10 cents: Bonita
Mackerel. Halibut. Steak dud wgo
isfiweflirlt were Inns and Sound
QAPT RUBIN“
did also of wont-ute- hhulm
Old Saivatioh Army Building.
*EATs:
qupnt Pomihig‘ Cash Pricg:.
ETA Imam
NAM corms.
Soft Shell Grabs all selling at very |
ii iiiiiii‘iim
9mm .alie' seniors!!!-
‘ bad robbed. Jessie M. Luke a “Pe-
v, - n
W
John w. Beailu.
"otte' MM.
ALWAVI nanny
To Pan's voila seem.
' s'o Veil cool that we
glam Pm" your
l’. hisI at swarm on notice.
over the paper
d or “be“; we are coali-
31"“ surpass a
“3'3”” t much higher
The prl ‘3“9‘iM‘ 3
I 'v i and stain combination
ii it;
Where else in the'
t
"liturgy“
was. r. t. cumin.
24 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
our risk bottoms.
a . P?
our and so. our opium-iii School
Hats at 25c and 500. regular bargains:
also a line of ladies hand mdde hats
23L not Q, eluilpd for the messy
n-n. “‘8
#3“ J, X.
:Tal
Grego” Point
sitar seawatk,’ hath.”
aliens: niuucaa ass on soon
or ALL Kiudgfeo‘oitsn
'ro "@le
sarmns mpg roman.
.ATH HOUSES To: astri- av sca-
aria-s;
a!"
~ ed Aims
use...
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Mrs. Griswold Mao-ts a Manual
Claim Against Clinton lbtsts.
Art of a quest is value appeals
to he one of the ruthenium features
of the litigation over he settlement of
the august the' lee oaths '-
aiiln.i . millionaire t'ea ercliaiit
gross demise created such feror sin-
hil bearers of that name through-
all the country.
it is only a few days since the worth
g! the Work done by Miss Katherine
older, or Bridgeport came beio‘re the
attention of the looting when a motion
forethoro s o Stateroom other
claim for $1.00 agailhit the siltate
was made.
Thisi however. ismot the only b i
present ed in; list lhé e'stiita for paid-
ug dose at t e' iasiahde of thadeéeas:
esent time the courts in
pr York state are‘ engaged in hear.
ing a dispute over the claim of Mrs.
Griswold. nee Sawtelle, of New Yorit.
who asks for $10. 000 for abrvices' ren-
dered. Mrs Griswold' a work was along
decorative lines on the ceilings and
panels over the ma'ntols in the halls
and rooms of the mansion at Black
inkorder to ascertain the valuation
of those works of art a number of
artists all experts in their line recent-
ly visited the estate in Black Rock for
the purpose of inspecting the panels.
Risk services were on god by E. L.
orton and Frazier (it man adminis-
trators on the estate in New York and
accompanied by representatives of the
Brld eport Trudt company. ad'stinis
trails on the estate in Connecticut
they made a careful and thorough ex-
anilnatidn of Mrs Griswoid's work.
This is said to be high class in char-
acter by those who are competent “to
Judge and were is reason to believe
that the New York cotli‘is ill m‘a'ke a
generous anewdhce for “to work
which it is alleged was done by 'spoo-
lai direction of the tea niert‘hiint.
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TESTIMONIAL TO THRASHERH
~—
Apprsclation of his Services by 3.."
State Law and Order League. '
The annual meeting of the Law
and Order Leslgiie held It the Audi
torium in Hartford. Saturday sher-
noon. was an occasion long to here
membered by th'ose Who attended. it
was the last meeting that Samuel P.
Thrasher w'ould altend' es recretary
and manager and 'tho' last which will
be held with the organisation constitut-
ed 'i‘tnder its present charter.
The retiring secretary received oth-
er substantial saggentions from the
directors- or the league. and its friends
of their admiration for him and for
the work he has done. Acciistoined as
has been the secretary 'for- years to
grapple with unexpected problems ‘md
to remain cool under all circum-
stances he was not edual to the oc-
canton when President G. A. Bowen
presented ".0th to him. This was in-
tended as a slight iehtlr'ndniai ‘er the
esteem and appreciation the directors
and friends of the League have for
the secretary.
Thrasher left late Saturday
evening for Washington D. C. where
he will remain several days. lie has
decided to engage in business in New
Haven after he has had ii- rest. He
may go to Europe this summer. He
will have once room with the Law
and Order League in the Boucdlét
building. ‘i
The annual meeting was called to
order at 3 ln Membrial Hall with
President Bowen in the chair. The fol-
lowing officers were elected:
Hesident, George A’i‘istin Bowen M
D; vice president Rufus E. Helmets;
treasurer Pierce N. Welsh: score
an E Ledyurd who has been a
clerk in the iodine ten years and
knows the routine of the business
thoroughly. Esecutive committee Geo
Austin Bowen. Rufus E. Holmea.
Pierce N. Welsh 's P. Thrasher Jae.
epn ii. James. E Pi Arvise J. ".Y Mc-
Dermott if H. Spooner. B P. Thrash-
er was elected managing editor with
no salary. ’
L r
his... gene This
__A MECCA FOR COLLEGE MEN.
Comp Northfigid Qpena Tomorrow for
. . tits glimmer.
'lfie nia'tb aloha? encampment at
Oatdp Northhei‘d? bekan its season on
June 25. This camp is prettiiy alt-
oated on a wooded mountain side at
East Northtleld. Mass” and is a popu-
leges add (filled.
the evhhgoiist
men who withed t
Llt was nded by
has
‘ i) W
I --
«on ultimatum if "at ,
athletic sport at. a minimum cost. its
history has been marked by a rapid
stowth. Starting with a handful of
boys in was each yea'r has 'seen an '—in
d atoendanoestfntilfilan“ its
rein”, ration numbered overog men.
use thelflie liailiind
in New England. it is also {sat be-
coming the'htlii‘oa fllr college» this!"
and amateurs from the city. The basi-
dianfixer of the football team of
a. Training School
Springileid looks out for the welfare
tba campers and every facility is
given for swimming and beating in the
Connecticut .also wl hin easy dis.
tance is the camp base-ball diamond.
refill]! nouns: are ihe Hotel Northileld
golf links. . in addition to the things
which attrlict dovers of out door life,
thatI allied to the North-
thldioe‘i’mo foresees. in iict
of echarge an
tend the school free
all public iunctionsrin
the Wield Gusher program are
open to them. .
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RRE'IZTY GIRL GOES TO JAIL;
Through the lutéideh‘si’on of former
sub!” is!!!
warm do the su-
or Court to “harm l-ia. _ .
Manchester. were the
Site is twenty-two
,iur resort for young men from: col.
m ”mistresses: .
ggusorWlstongmker or?” H
Shirt Waist uits
No branch of the “mock up " industry show: if: «anew
more plainly than this. Eyed) woman buy: the wrapper or
house down ready built nowadays.
. Women' :- Percale Wraippers' m blues, gray: and ”dam
32 to 46. at 51; 00.
Rglr’ancg Houx Dress Lining Ira: Ir’ ht corset :tay: gal
(grace: to support the form. and perfect ting. at 31. 0,0 and
I 50.
Women : light colored laser: Wrappers in stripes. [stool
style. shore braid trimmgg'. at $1. 00.
Women' 5 fine quality. Wrappgrs. Persian effects, full It?”
of sizes, at $1. 25 .
Womm' s Lewd Shirt Waist Salts. tucked shirt loam,
lac: trimmgd at $1 50.
Women' : Trinibr Sldrt Waist Suits, in black and with;
only. braid trimmgd, flounceskirt. at 1/] 75.
”itu'
lid- dfi Washington St. So. NOl‘Wdlh. El
". .
I
Husband (irritabiy)——lt isn't in .
slh‘e Soil said you believed odi- ,
m a made in heav '
you: bid r lie around as if 1'
A ViLLANeLts. ” 9
A viiianeile is apropos
For songs of love and songs
'i_
1
8 0ft
prln‘g. ‘
anybod Wife (cumin—erases,»
And ecstaies 0‘ morning glow ‘hesvslllits iirst law .—New York wees-
i‘or roses red and beasts of snow ly _.... _ .. .
And soft white arms that twine andl DO IT NOW to “
cling.
A vilanelle ls apropos. 00New is the time to get rid oi ‘tliif
0011.821 for if you let it hang oh do
can all what, the result may he.
, lets have been cured or their fl
! very quickly by using Chamber
Coug is Remedy. Mr. A 1.11am
Alas! That poets greener grow! lgiiaineaziixl‘igri‘gp “3:53;: “1‘0 0‘
Fotrhspngls that bloom and flowcrsi nearly ad withb. cough Tb .
A m“ h “7 i by one bottle of Chamberlain's
V ““9 e 9 apropos. Remedy. He also réédhtlh‘ebfiied it
..... .. .. . .. it misses .133.§’3§..§‘i"°imm”£
A” April flowering; so I ““5 ifl'gd him by tr in“ it and was cured.
Of atlars that. gloom and eyes thstl one small bathe. This remedy "i
8 0W- sale by Stilison Powell corn.
1 ’Phnrmacy. Cliiford Pharmacy.
Each word and line is fashioned so.
Delicate as a wedding ring,
Or as a maiden's virgin glow.
And thu? my song 1 fashion so.
N0 “1’ c. ode, 0". sonneting: Discontented Artist-l wish lhad
If, ““3991” ‘9 WWW“ fortune 1 would never aint a
0" ““9““ of morning 31°" Gonerons Brother muss- y Jove“
with-hard Kirk in Harper's Magazine. Imhn, I wish 1 had one i'd 31“.“:
you.
F016! 5 Kidney Cur e! s'ror THAT com
mks-Woodman fllht- or it may result in Pusan
‘ zilisn Balm is breaking up On
“Strange" said he to his partner ever tried; almostilv them.
during the wait: "i remember when l' 10 25,‘ 500 and 81.00
was about 16. i solemnly 'promised my ford. Baxter’s or Plaiated' s. '
Sunday‘school teacher that i would ~
never learn to- danca'f She—The duke has landed
"And yet they say." she replied. has he hot? He—Rhtherl' ‘
“that a boy at that age can never make every time he got me . .
managed to run through 'em all
miss and stick to it."—Phliadel-
mm ' ~ the (Ribs.
,nd hissbeenmadeun or his part-1
solid supervision stride ”Chimney.
new no one to deceive you in this. ‘
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What is CASTGRI‘A
lobstitnte for” 'M .
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