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‘MHATHER‘ 832.9317.
Ili‘or damn {ind vicinity Fair to-
night as d Wednesday. An area or
[it pressure over the Lake reglon is
‘llmdllclug pleasant weather with very
0W telnperatures in all the northern
sections east at Mississippi river.
Frosts were reported trout Michigan.
northern New York and new England
The disturbance in Florida is produc
ing li‘eliv‘y rain on the East Gulf and
South Atlantic coasts. The. weather
in this vicinity will continue fair with
low temperatures.
Arts and cratts in furniture at
Road's. See adv.
Butler Lodge.No. 97 l 0 0. R, will
hold emeeting tomorrow night.
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Thomas Collins. of North Main
street, has returned drum a visit in
,Ilsultury. .
Goods looks bringbappiness. Friends
care more for us' when we meet them
with-eldest), smiling loco, bright eyes
sparkling with health. which comes by
tsklng Hoilister's Rocky Mountain
Tea 35 cents. Tee or. Tablets. Pials
led a Drug Store
Butler Chapter, R. A. M.. will meet
in regular session this evening at 8
o'clock.
IIIHumboidt hedge, Sons of Her-menu
shone, will hold its regular meeting,
this oveniux..
Star of Columbia Circle is to give
gh .flt'st hop of the season at Roton
Po nt,.VJuue,22.V . ,
Mrs. Wilbur M. Doulens. of Boston.
is the guest of Mrs Catolino Doulens,
of Hamilton avenue.
Court Mahnckemo. Foresters of
America. will hold its teemi-tuonthly
meeting tonight at 8 o ‘clock.
The class meeting under the direc
tion of Seth Remington will be held
this evening at the First Motiiodlsi
Church at 7: 45.
"~Speiolsi s e otrjcwelry. dolls, toys '4
games And p tu'res, Wednesday morn-
ing. beginning at 9. Bankrupt sole
2i; Washington street.
, P C Munsbury Lodge, New Eng-
land Order of Protection, will tran
sect business at the meeting tonight
.iu Muslin Chain Hull. ...
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ttee on the hop of Star of
Columbia: Circle. will hold a meeting
tonight; Mrs. M. F. O'Brien‘ 3, 147
Weshlutdhstreet. this evening.
9
The c
(l‘eorge E. Curtis. secretary of the
Nor-walk Yacht Club, has recovered
from his recent illness, and was able
to get to the club house, Saturday.
Have you been betrayed by promises
of quueks. swallowed pills and bottled
medicine without results except it dum-
uged stomach. To those we offer Hol-
lister s .13. y Mountain Tea. 35
cents Pl: sleds Drug Store.
C. H. J neon. moioycd [by the
American eltéplione Company on the
newline from South Noiwalk to Pitts-
field Muse, has bt‘Q‘ll in llanbuiy for
a tova days. from Cornwall Bridge.
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The the is of Iliuklnghum W, R
‘.. Who isit M1801”. Robinson:
nt midwife diIor's“ Home. Noroton. Wed-
nVeriVly afternoon will take the 1
o'c ork train from South NorWaik.
Health Officer Henry C. Sherer. M.
D. or the ‘clty of South Norwalk was
forced last Week to place a caution
card upon his own home. by reason oi‘
the (act that his daughter has the
measles.
Louis Beers. of New ork. has surly.-
ed at the Norwalk t Club in his
.lsrge lnu Mr. oers will spend
the summ r at the shore. and has
healed Qilod in the Norwulit Yacht
Club.“ I
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A delegation from Star of Columbia
Circle decorated the graves of their
departed companions. Sunday. of which
they have two in Riverside Mrs. Ms-
hel Juneau and Mill. Nettie Dyer. Mrs.
Frsnklneli‘orest is buried in Calvary
Cemetery.
'9 nth
sax-oft the. It.
HAsI um. “is one Abs;
opus no on you vouasaur.
‘ sspson Will I
‘ a member of the board of registration
' term to July
. Lewis C. Green. Jacob M. l4syton and
l; i lum .tt .Lzsn, M i‘i’ll
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The sale oi goods of Use bank:
Yale Novelty Company has column
Willis
site! $3
hospitals. ~. '
The dust subscription dance at he
. at this waning at
hands all: Yacht
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North are e... .. surly home in
humor; @3211 bl ItVVrlp to”
Militia in. ‘tx .
do raglan
ult has beuiduclded by the grad at.
log class of the South Norwsllt éu
Norwalk High Schools that no flow rs;
willtabo‘ premmhthowmvtncvuu
'l‘he Norwalk Yacht Club dinner at
Gregory's Point Saturday night. will
be .seuved promptly at .6: 30 o'clock.
and the membors .who intend to par
ticipate are warned to be on hand at
limit that “new: I .5 . «fl
We were a. Week previous in oulI‘I
baseball schedule. yesterday instead,"
at Bethel playins next Saturday, they
will be here on Saturday, the 23d Th
opponents of the Norwaiks this So'
urdsy will be the DalifleinB. .0! Emil”?
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it is Filmill‘ed thet. Jacob A. Rudderr
has purchased the whims H ugtizl
residence at, iii Spring street.
property consists or the lot and ”as
iwoiamily house. Mr; Rudder .will
‘9?“
. Mr. and Mrs. John P. TreadWeli. ol 1,.
zijwi
occupy halt the house and rent thé' '-
. ,other hail -
ms.
“good—«Meet J. Brown. New oil.
filer-William Ii. Hunter. George
Vs2iii'ti~-—‘li‘i'uhols “lb. Adrienne, New
«lib—M lil- (mullH q Iili
soil—Percy Q amamuwarwalk
526 mil 'l‘Ba Bates. nil en
48 Ward J. mst. Norwnik
“$0521- 7 limes Warmly ”silouth Nor-
2655~bhrry W bbérionder South
Norwhlk.
,2715~Denney s. Vdun eouui Nor-
WIl'liZL—IWl liliiiin S. IIIlIl'ougius, Newton
“glide?“ N" A'soll.‘ it til.
orwa ,
tuggég~g «5:: vii: aver-”3g. Nsroton.
— 0i! Ass iimau or on
61~C9o§éé H. Brown. Ridge-
Geld.
sum—Willi'um .H. Knapp. South
blorwgalk.
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Anyone having cast-oil oioiflts and
no other use for it, can drop to 00,8“!
to the Salvation Army, South Nor-
walk. and members \vill gladly call tor
it its there are numerous calls from
the poor mound and about the city for
such articles.
Governor Roberts has accepted the
-resignution of Charlotte A. Brown do
and examination 0: nurses and .ap
pointed Mrs Lauder Sutherland to ill]
the vacancy for the remainder of the
1. 1908 ;
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The state encampment oi the G. A
R.. is in session today at. Mpriden it
was stated this morning by a Veteran
that John W. Crow was attending as a
delegate; that Captain James Huesoll
went along to look after cuts and that
Caleb Wood was to look after Russell.
Anyway. the three are in attendance.
sion of the Connecticut Bankers‘ As~
signaliy honored Charles E. Hoyt, of
the South Norwnlk Trust Company, by'
electing him tor a second time to the
office of ‘socretary. ineldded Henry P.
Price. Edwin O. Keeler. Richard H
Golden Mr. Hoyt, David H. Millet.
E‘. H Mathewson
E. S. Loomls. A. M. 'l’owle, C. F.
Cianden Boston: Frederick Day.
Westport; F. E. Clark, Geneva; C Dip
pel Brooklyn; J. Tnilmndgc, Syracuse;
lsadore Solomon, .1. gelleck. Joe
eph J. Lombardi, F. W Janna. J. A.
Leggett Carl Schoonmaker Henri
Gilli“ Sham. H. S. Ithinsiord 1:.
Stan Mmsten A, NI. Campbell, P. J.
Cossrbve, W .l. Wusbhim. New York;
H. F. Clark. Danbury; B P. Hudson.
Watertown, Conn; W. E. Lewis,
brook; 'l‘. H. Muhon. S. A. Car her,
New Haven; G A Ward Album,
were at the Hotel Cliitord last night.
HEAVY FROST lN NEW YORK.
MALONE N. Y. June 12.~'l‘hple
was i! heavy trust throughout Not-thorn
New York last. night and much damage
was done to vegetable and flower
plants. The ground was frozen slight-
ly in some places.
FROST DAMAGED VEGETABLES,
BALLS’l‘ON, N. Y.. Juno l2.-’l‘hcro~
wuss heavy frost in this vicinity inst
night which damaged vegetation. it
wus the coldest .‘lune morning in mony‘
yours.
Vebuw FAMV‘VVtLv‘ ESAILS ~Fon
W iOliK: lz.~(ioqrge .l.I
Cl) d and lamii y :aIie'd for Europe to’
do? on the Kaiser Wilhelm der (hoses.
Week of June lllil
5.“: 1‘.
COOKE’S
West Avenue South Norwalk
limit ..itn.’ ill
lilo Edwin-Young Stock 00.
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The officers of the local banks “110' finish, the BuiokV automobiles are in the
« were in attendance at the annual seer .
sociation yesterday at Meriden. which .32
ion -
“Vino mug-Wu! Ash's. 'I‘ii
, Humviy comply
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ruifiwpflor m sting V
.. lllle 12 enera
Murmur sewed; oi ,‘the Connecticut
Vltsiiw‘ay and Lighting Company an-
pounced last night here that the eight
cent tore between New Britain and
Plainvllle, would be reduced to a live
cent the This order takes eflei't on
Thursday. .
lift .9.‘ ..nt
Buick Model “F”
For pow», durability, style and?
lead. . . g V
22H? Entertain... .........:I1,2si
Hul‘. Runabout ............ 81. 000
These cursmaro powerful, IIIIbIIsIII
ingot lies 0 of ping nuyw are,
over slimmingL g I‘
Wmton‘Model “K”
is A! splendid car that will prove its
merits in We demonstration.
Winion. Model H ...............tz.50u
ll‘or'tull‘ particulars call or address,
Franklin J udge,
Agent. ”
nominates.
'Phone, 212.
Norwaik.
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..«amm -—_.. . y-.. .
I Come in load tuniiia‘rize yew-V“
self with but exceptional cloth-V
ing and m» furnishing values
This stdl‘e‘ is r'un on the wide~
awakeI pron—we never Sleep
Herc are.some money savers for:
prudent buyers.
”Men s'Blilo serge Suits, two
Men’s Sti’Ist lfaIta, special
values from 35c to $2.
from 25c to $1.
Meridpu. .
“ STIMULATIONTVWITHOUT IRRlTAy
into these organs 'yvitho‘ut
Laxative Fruit Syrup .1
aids unrestiou sud stimulates the iiv- 5
bowels without irritating these 1
like‘ pills 3r ordinary cathar .
o‘Vr three piece, lined with mohaim I
. cIth onV $5”!!th models. in dou- ,
bio and single breasted, for $10. .
Summer Underwear in various. .
colors. in short or long sleeves. .
5 “Childrens Straw Hats. use to
We Wm
moms and Boom
submitters “m 0])“
Alloys Hermite“? ‘
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FOR THE BATTLESHHIP.
I, Silver Service for the canneciicut is
Right.
I Governor Roberts. General Henry C.
Dwight. and Francis B. Allen went to
Meriden last, week. to the factory of
thelmcrnatiousl Silver Company to-
spect the silver service which has
[been umdoibere under their direction
page coinmisiou appointed by the leg-
isinlute. to: presentation to the kettle
ship gonnoi iicut, says the Harit‘md
Content. a silver service is to be
placed on exhibition during this week.
centennial Week. in Mclidon. and the
commission went tiiote last week to
have a iii-st View. The service is not
q to co piste. requiring some finish-
my. (one tag. bli the members of the
commission i after their return.
that it expo d in beauty and finish
their expeclm’io s it is probable timt
the service wii be brought to Hari-
iord and exhibited in the capitol after
it hos been udntiicd by the visitors to
his the proper treatment is to stimu
them. Orinq
er and
organ
tics.
and
Plate
lounge stiletto-s suscussa.
mum Extensive and Beautiful w'ake-
mph Farms in Greene Farms.
humerus Court Justice Josiah '1‘ Ma-
roan. of Biooklyn. bus puichused re-
cently. tho Charles S. Wuhomnn farm
it does not nauseste or gripe
is mild and pleasant to take
ed's Di ug Store.
. on Benjamin Hill Gloone Farms: also
a part of the old Wakuinun homestead .
Justin; Mureun ‘«
the farm house and ‘.~
Mrs. Mut'outt feels that she '
property adjoining.
.wiil remodel
grounds.
is‘on her f‘netive booth," as many of
her ..ancesiors lived in Norwuik and ’1
New Cannon; Her grout gremlinotlr‘
urwas Ruth Huulord. daughter d"
oer H. and great granddaughter of the
Rev. Thomas Hartford. oi Nor.waik
Her grandfather was the Rev. James
Richards. DMD, 14.1 D" who was burn
on the old Richards homestead in New"
Canaan and was the founder
president 0: Auburn Theological Semi
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ounugo tinny Nightly r 56c.I .
VI TONIGHT. Store 9th: evenings until 9 .-
rm era-i aural Nay. ocloci'r, .slccept Stit'iirdays. I
v - t g i, ‘i n . ‘ ‘ ,
lfig'fii't 50W- i our one HABIT AND
. InIoAv NI HT~AMATsua NlGHT.
. .‘r'bfl‘lik maitfii'itt . i 3- GO To
. 7 Lots 0 I no. ,
runs one intake. VI ‘ “
Register Your this?» at \th Ticket“ I 0 . Fl
irritating.
Sumnel H. sad grsndtinughter oi Elem .
uud " '
. ut- " mam
has. um mounting; «mi... sum
in mm «ramming W
Stomach ow vino ‘
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although
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"so vault.
Lassen sv cAnLIs‘LE.
H's: Hle Slimmer Home at Pine Orchv
3rd This Season.
It was learned
Secretary of the ’l‘ rousury John G. Cal'-
lisle bud leased the John Msckrili cot<
Mr.
city and .it is understood that the cot-
tage was leased especially. for the ex-
socretnry's son's .widow and her young
lady daughter. and young man son. all
chree of whom are now at the cottage.
Mr. Csriisle visits. the cottage occas
ionuliybut it is ssidflthut he will ,not
spend the entire summer there.
.Johu. C...Curiisle wasaecretury of tho
{.rtfl‘flfll‘)’, under President Grover Cleve
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Children’s V
Rompers
and
Play- g
Suits.
Cool, comfortable and washa-
ble.
Saves wear and tour on good
clothes.
Gives the children )0 ",i. more
comfort and freedom in their
play. i :,
Ages 2 to 8,
65c and 750.
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Open Mondays, Wednesday,
and Saturday Eveninxs -‘
J 08th Davis.
TAILOR,
‘OL‘OTHIIR; .
; our“.
rusmssas.
‘55 romaine-r “ 1
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a;
m-
To be sold Int one-third otthcu‘ um: ween" ”We“ filliilp ‘
' has n‘i‘adie‘ a sénsdtiénal“ plirch‘a’se til Straw Vfiutm '
styllsli ‘an‘d up-to-da‘te. Tilt-y will be: his A: such a harm
from their actual worth that you will be quick to take adv
the saving. » .1 V . g. ., p.
Continentals. Novelty Straw Turbans, Rolling Sliders.
VHats come in a variety of colors. also hiaelti ’l‘l‘ie re'kiilhr
yestetduy that Ex- I I
tugc ui. Pine Orchard {or the summer. .
.Cm'llsle's home is in New York . .
VVgIaV Washington Street.V
ugmuch less than cost. .
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I. Moduli; Screen Doors. Porch Screens, bawnfiptupl.
Lot 1.-—Consists of Splint Straws, “Pill-ht Best:
at these Hats are.
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colors and blaclIt. The regular IreItéIIll pricéV's
and $1. 50.” Every :Hatuin‘ thistiot will be sold new
83-85 Washington Street!
slimmest its
2. It“) ‘5 “my. I
fill! we. end what .
once you have. and we
Wa’istd.’ They have been carefully selected and are theV' newest:
most approved styles. Prices rangfltom 25d $31.50 elicit.
1v. ERYANtuco K
86 Washington Street. “shunt Norwalk.
Telephone 47.4- .
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M. 3. SMITH 85 COMP I
srs‘icfhts' res strti‘ll‘z DIAIY AND ileum;
25% discount as ”all purchases of fifths Utensils.
I Specials in “press IFiIibiricIs.
Pongees ILawns, White Mercerised goods. ,
1000 yds. Runnable Unbleadhcd Muslin, gyms.
.. ... . m ,m- as m pm new AM in mm at“ mu
m" u,
Glosing Sale of Stilts, Wdibiiris Waist
Waist 5nd; and Rain boats
'IifliilI‘f'i ..‘uiVl"‘-~m
it will pay you to give us a calI as it is to your benefit.
will never get such an opportunity again for spelt pr "
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