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user St. Louis...
“amen unit
cost of the
ct high pm :1th
isnmovinx slo ly eastward . any“,I
tines juror for this nanny; pd ,
dandy weather with Ale 1 . I
more, enclose, all
.Wed neadm .
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The pupils of the South Norwnlk
High School are taking enamiInotlcns
this week " *‘ ‘3‘ "
I y “1 19415:
South Norwslk this morning at 11:51),
as one hour late. . .y
“I . Nichols, both oi Bridgeport, for lntoi-L-I
Friends from Ncrwaik were guestsI
innit w k at the rgsldence ofII Iln‘M
conic. gWestbu‘. , I "-
i g « M1
The Matinee Whist Club will be en-
tertained tomorro litemoon by the
Misses Street. of' Wfiiabtm“
All questions pertaining to health
and beauty are summed here. Makes
people feel as they felt in full- blooded
. th. Does business while you sleep.
list’s what Hedger 8 Rocky Mountain
~,r .
Tea will do cents, Tea or Toll!
lets. ‘fPlaiIstiads Drug 'Store.
.43....4...
'l‘lze Molvern place on Good Hill
Weston. has been purchased by Mrs.
Ella. DeGoIrmo, of Norwalk.
Mrs Phebe Mt‘nsedfl who has been
in South crwslir. has gone to Fer-ow
dale, Quill an ”county, N Y. ,-
Mrs. A. G Boynton. of Willimantlc
has been visiti g at tho home of A11
drew' Hiltchln a, High‘ street ‘
Miss Charlotte A. Donne, of New
Haven, has returned home after spend
in: several days with friends in South
Norwulk
The launch Bonito is at the Non-I
wall: IrOn Works dock, wher it is be-
ing titted up with dii‘finfiin ”for the
season, I II I
‘1
11...».
Mr. and Mrs Clifford Hauschlldt of
Miple street. hairs returned home
from fhiIei'iiIien, where they spent inst
week. . I
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The Center Grammar School base-
ball team is scheduled to ploy 11 Beth‘-
el nine hinturdw afternoon in Nor
W3“: 1-; w: II '.".“'v . ~ .11,"
John J. Goodwin, Jr.. has been tore;
ed to resign his position with Edvard
W. Kelley, Jr., temporarily. because
Ioi.’ ill health.
Captain Charles ii Baylis superin-
tc'udcnt of Raymond Brothers coal
yard is ill and Harry OI Street is suIbI-
stitutlng for him.
Summer boarders are beginning to
arrive in Norwnlk,'ond the hotels and
other houses which cater to this trade
are beginnin: fill up.
Misti May aOllim'ilton went home to
Wefiahjrpih uth Norwalk on 8st
urday and spot Sthdsy 'WltliIherIIpAr
1‘ am
elllfiIIIMl‘qugd " ”do? 1211!; too
do h Son are mov
Mar oiflshsfia
MW will slum 99,9 shooter in nognI
The uipment ci tho 0 F. 'i'horn-
ton Cu ivnl C Impsny, which is ex-
hibitiu til/Wes bvénhe. arrived here
yeotndsy Prom MeridIen in th0 none
inlII Idol‘s. . .
. 4“,] in :11..'.‘ [in
The Norwnilt department of the
town high school will hold its recap
nos nti ownvmovy this stoning. 00m
$91M?" WiW‘N’.’ ““9 P9?“ dildo
Nowhere in the world can ydu see
such handsome men and woman so
'. are misfit» «1%;va 'Unmyfiw
u use _
ulny 'l‘esf " 6:113” '31s “
Pint-Ilsa 11 Thu. Store.
(1 hi”; WM
li‘t’odcrlcltIII Brown and Miss Milieu
of Now Tori: ripest the so»
~ home of Mr. and 1m.
.‘Colemnn. in High strict;
Madman lotion-IIII Samuel H. ilu
dfiputyI (1-111th
‘9,» '1
L. to prognclng clouQiIIie
shower til 41
isslssipplai‘lmd J Arioogi‘8 .
on the Pacific Zooasz'm
iii
The train from Dsnbury‘, due will
"“‘i
is on U' 191:1” 3% '
ii
flak: to attend “I,
"9""
To
1 m
um of the It: scticut been
“The tb‘wh costs or sea
and the’ selectinen' will h
roosting titlis “Maxl’iwh .
felons or 6 ti on. '-
sch ‘ls Will “A g£i”"1‘he'esession‘
will be held at the effluent the selech
if? in Iii}? town esnombin hall bulld-
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Jennie M. Nichols has been granted
science of divorce from Henry A.
stable cruelty. The case was heond a
week I'ynzo; nod“ last Friday 1cm
ger annoys down his decision. lie at
loii's théidlidlmiff tohrhsume hel" m'ni
den name oi Eldridge
WW
«Ninth! new“ We. '1‘. Elmer yester.
day hIearId evidence in the suit for
till/Oreo b'r'b'ufi’hl’. bi?“ Iiv‘i'llialfflliy Sperry,
of Bridgeport, against Q ries Sper»
ry. 'ihey were marr ‘E-ia‘cbrunry,
1902, and Mrs. Sperryj‘l W husband
31 1993 because of th’Q $349316 prnc
c. I". .
ed upon her.
The topic at the pro or locatingr of
the First Methodisk» bur Ih. Thurs-
day evening
‘,‘Dally Prayer "fikuIw
its address in th
s arcing w .
me will ‘be or ‘
sting and the ‘9»
by the pastur:wi_IIII;I_—I_ 9
‘le
I ‘ 33:, (ll!
Henry 1“. Clark and Millmllypoiwbsn-
' ,. bury, are moving to?eI .Nprwalk,
whole they will 'ents in
the Hotel Clifford. it” he has
lung been identified prominently with
the business interests of Donbnry, will
’give 111:. Watteotion to the a sire of the
Now-Mil WMMW in Which he' ist
Hmoniycly interested. .I;
”trite/shuttered“ rand Decker
Club of the south Norwelk Baptist
cuurcn' wm ihhu their walm‘ the
home of Miss Alice Rider 43 Winfield
street most Nciwalk, this evening at
7-: 46 o'clock All“ friends of both
classes are invitnd‘ to spend a social
evening with the young people. This
will be held regardless of weather.;
Mu'iitc nili'het’furnished by Benedicts
orches
”'11 o 3:11;}, 4 Jhntwlti m: ..I.'
Dr. and Mrs. C. E. IBoutweil have
attend the fladlnfilod exercised melt
graduates Boutwell who was,
oresldent of his class, had a rather in-
crodting exodrlence recently in con.
nection with his oillce. He was sup-
posed, in keeping with on ancient cus
tom: to hAhd’ am the “Key of Know-
ledge” to the succedlnx class. but w s
kidnapped and lockedI in a cellar at
night among other commencement
Ipranks.
m
8. C. Bannerman, 0,, ll. Ross. J.
Helguildg‘ New Haven; 6. B. Crates.
PL‘L‘L. Marie , Willingn-zlhvis. c. :1);
'Ndfiesemer Mittel. D‘ B. Dnrilbdi‘l‘.
J. l’ Welch, Frank Martin; l-.l Wilson.
A. Davies A Lud
flthinsou. foil 5.9!! telliw
“gleam. ancient. 13
or v.11. o. to r
George is}. Bullion. MlWflM' iA.
NW Mail . a W i.-
eigi‘iltyl‘fi Wfl’snli.‘ WA'M 1’
m yummy It 1113me ‘0!!:Nd.
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“"1116 some “width ‘ivbhion Win
worn “to 111ch up: ior the shorten it:
the long black glove market are many
and some of them are peculiar. A few
mnm axslomnnI nuhmnhm-clurv-
ed shirt wnl we eedin
(activator-visa all. We?» of ii 5m.
11 pair oi long gloves torso! fortitu-
ing. Being unable to no them. she
bought q- lr of long one. mines”
all site t oil the I It.II «1111’
. c to site 91..
r 1 ‘stc ebb“
c r her here arms. and apparently
they moddll'vamn a substi-
into for Iionfiflqlovesm to she “one
Worth
Moon? 1111:? I III
l
(cred ,
.mp9 «nannnlomvumn
m vow}
IIVIncen limo. which rs
don Fm hunt our ms
about the same
has s swim to lilo“
to thegesvyg‘m son will
I
1
taken suitors V!
W
I MI was
summoned
-. vmmlomsm I
‘1’ 1'0 o'clock cums ’
uwmunosn
ivy over-1......»
.. ”in: or
mn‘lrlo the state or
(iii ill) to it!!!
mm it): he i
servo Hit n ill
on 1111.313:
t 'j‘. $
b,” , .
Windsor. m
Connecticuta
Mill.
in; :53'
r y) ’
31‘! lilo!
finmvrlfltii MDDWIDM
s. to: ti‘ denomination;
titanium: biting ileum-slun- 11}qu
' 1: addition Dr
0
a _
35 ior.
”new.
lower; £00156 for"
.13. or ,'
oibcors' fees all
pherclifiimounied
lnI
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tIoIliI'sIl iIup ,
letown Hi
1‘ 1!. IN“ “All rank .-.-
«‘r-Tt n
The on. wound: or be class at 1906
We”!!! Middlotmvn High School, which
* occurred Friday morning, will long- be
replembered for it ossumed the pro-
portions of s. all tint hetero it and
ed soyll the tier-ti Coconut. F
“Holshppwiiodeu finished by ‘y
1 boot. 3100.
more wemvnutmrom other charges ‘
wheel studentn in
some time the pupil‘b have become“ ' L 4 I,
satisfied with ‘Itlte government of Low -
rence Parker tile mmpluldent. and
when it chine lime tor their will:
ground Friday the seniors decided to
play horcémith him. All the lion
stitn'éd themselvep with missing.
oItaI of them had a pocketiuil .0:
- its...
’ inc: onesc'rcn be
gone to Sutheld Literary institute to .
son. 'Aittod,.Boutweli. is one of their ‘
a. ”mum E'lfln‘fldibhailhww. n 4 1'
with“
gym-me :2on
i
5h some had rice and or
ii “.119an boys: had boys at floor.
be well: ‘roun with orderly until it
opened r. Parker room, when the
eye began to moon and bias. As they
IIIIpteui-etl his desk they began to pelt
hm with ”9“"? he'd other things.
bed he wssn’ lcohingli (it 11 boys with
('3 floor sonifed it st him nod then he
locked like a dusty miller Some- of
glrisvaeremo startled tildt they
the room. he seruors finally
bothered 111' the inWer corridor and
’19:?“ cheers for the etbel tench-
but all hit Parker got one torso
$98!“! 1 v . 1....1
Eli DEAD."
CHICAGO.J1'nm 19>» derickI 1.:
Power. forty yenrps oidI.II 83.1 abdiy-Iviimr
cor .
flag/11o was cut cunt sat Dhtfiuiibe bet-0K
order to check a cancerous growth,
Idied o‘yests'r'duy at his old home in IDO-
gang” .Mich oh" the operntioh hnvlny in
a.
wing: I'IprIo IgIrIesn oi the dis-s
or had been in the
theatrical :bufiiness a): Itwentsrsdt‘él‘i
years. s me poitnn engage-
moot ssh Mo finl‘u‘t' l c'dls‘y's (now
Power" 11) éstro Will him '1‘! hey
Mi (illijqildiidf IH‘waeu he was
dive y it!" old. , ‘l
agave 325111 villa winner wane.
Isa leading 11111111. .I
hit 1%me vents.
mi""riiti"i}'.ti@ve‘if £3319}! dye vvide-
awoke plat-um hover sleep.I
Hmllre “in! money inversion
pIrudentI buIerrI. ’
i H's i ‘ 9
its!" his». Serve 5999 9199
ion three piece, lined! with mohair,
at on the target models. in don.
H i “H
1191qu from use to $11.
from 1156 to I83.
Children’s BtIrsw Hats, Inc to:
.gf:i§
”VI ”‘an Iopvs ”one” until II9
l ponslbilliymin its W help!“ ’husiness
. - the population has hemmed and as;
prominenh‘petipief led‘ 1m Merrill to'i
' I IoIIrIensinzI nomb P or students
“now Mounted. for $10.; 9
Men's Strsz Hstn, IspccinIlI I‘
IIliil'hmcr Underwear in cartoon 'f
,in short or long clowns, '
minnows sxuusiom
9.1.1.1 viii saving-uncaring soon or
“he Ectobiiflcil‘ in Port calm}. '
new. WWQWMM
to be cst’shls shed in Port Chester. The
precido'nt‘.‘ of the college on. in Port
Chester yesterdays looking st places
“suggested or fittitnhie“ quarters! for the
school. and it: is possible that‘ in the
forum a building mimic erected for
its loss. Muny students from Port
Chester n‘tld other vote es in West-
chester Count ‘nsv‘e Meg Mpresonten
ismong its at dents ever since“ the
college was established here; eighteen
years ago. and Merrill has many
Iirlcnde in Port Chester, some it
krnhtlntes occupying hsltlt‘v'ns o res-
houses. Pelt Chester is a growing vii-
lugs, and thc' development of the trol-
ley system priimisés ho‘mnke it s con--
tor of business for a considerable.
limit" of Westminster County. ’ "
trolley extension certain to benefit’
Port Chester is the line to White
Phillis, soon" be constructed:
The reason for a branch of Merrill
in Port Chester is similur to thnt for
A brunch ih‘BOuth NorWnlk where 11
flourish“! college is maintained.- The
not"
course of training which Merrill offers:
has increased in Port. Chester and
other ports oi! Westdnester'county us
the demand grows for modern business
methods. A hereto! examination of the
field, Mid encouragement given by:
Number of young people desiring to
themselvos of tile practlct‘tl‘
«it have hith'fi'i‘ha c,
present week.
lionnla
an 111
leavln‘tt a“ ‘i'
opportun
3"” .. “mil
is the ’shott cnlciular day.
The suit of the Town
of li‘niriicld Against the IISouthport N
lien or.
short
cusIes during the other three ydays, or
two besides Friday. which as units].
The mutant term of the court has '
been marlied‘ hy important litigation. .
97‘
Piece Suits.
They are cool and refreshing
during these hot doyb." _
Tailored in on ercv-llent 111nm
Made by Alfred Benjamin it
decide upon establishing a. bunch of
the cclicgsyIiu. Port Chester, in order
to serve l e c onvsnisnoe of an in
The
inch or did y will' be similar to
those which lance uneven so successful
win fitnmiord and Norwslk and a. first
- ciIass IIst'aif of instructors will be em-
limited: The Port Chester school
= sires every promise oi achieving the
same success on has been gained by
' Merrill here.
Pnoouc'nou or PORTLAND CE-I
Mm
witsumc'rou.’ June is .4Aéconung
no 11 bulletin issues by 1179 United
hintes Geological Survey today, the
production of Fenland Cement in 19051
smoungd lie 36 H246 812 barrels. valued
at 113:1..1117 which represents a. gain
of 8. 7mm barrels id quantity and $9, -
890 iI8I in value over 1904i. _
”st-i 9114.
naval: resin
Vii" A 1
it In
i
Co. New York. . .
$9 to $ III.
Open-Monday, Wednesday,
and hilarity Brenton ‘
nu.
sucrose.
Minn;
u whhlhaten strove.
rosin? maroon.“
uri’m s iihnsilvoi‘t‘
to kick at and inordIts‘o. to wear fl.
ner and of fabrics especially '.
wovcn ior real hot weather use. 7
vII.
“Willem”.
shim. drill! em Summon ”wins truth
I ‘ ...qugm1 ommm plain and tucked st .
Izae . ~ ‘
{I 9}“ at 600 ' - i H1". 1'
I, nIeck. ribbon and bending trimmed” oi '
Mic. 399 and We. 9.:
'i 17 Gowns made low or high neck plnlIliI
. and embroidery trimmed. ill. 500
I trimmed. 75c and 98c. ‘
. broidét'v trimmed, at. 31. 25 and 41:50:
shirts, tucked commode. wlt'
licences. 11d. I31.98.I l2
, nibht 199nm II‘styiosI
«1 which: lflgI
I ANOTHER non OF RIMENTI UN E '
, cnocusriv and cmsswans. . 1911.-
East Window
ll
92 Washmgtofi '
iii} .
viinnilvef‘g‘fltnit‘hi'“
1;: score min
t
y‘.
1
Jiuugiln under
div vied. “Wit
Insidious.“ 981.11 thlvsiIdi“
’isiues. ‘ ‘
. . .
.Illl .3..vv,.».1}vI‘vv
‘Embroidery sod lsce trimmed drown V
Lace trimmed corset covers, low
-t
91.7 n i"’.i “1+.
Gowns plain, some tucked an
Whtte muslin. skirts... lace and. 9m.
We and embroidery .. mum i-
alias ,.
Ar
the most noteworthy cone :‘hein'm that ,I
of William Vanderbilt. Sullivan Allen ~
against Dr Roland; of the Weston)“
“Sheltering .
' ‘ . 1 9K
at our specxans 111‘ White one s
‘ llI'V V: i
v‘ iii ”13%.:
7.15
Also attractive prices in other Ki bleN U'l‘ENElLs in
it will pay M Q
9],, ’umw s i
9 1')"; ..I
in". I
011nm. of 1;; Weather glscoul
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