or with slowly
and .uhgotihed event
lsllt ahd Frllihl’.
rislnéhouiperdihrb
A distngbnnce central ver Lult 9 En
parlor i rdubingu;1 con iderahlo clou-
dine“, w r n it‘ out the upper
Minoibsiopl veiled eastward to the
coast. The temperature is low in all
the northern sec «invading; night frost was
reported from iili stun. N. 1)., T is
MuWUl be on the éou‘ihbin
oft e Lake disturbance during to
next 36 hours Conditions {Ivor for
this vicinity serio'rniiy cloudy bud un-
settled ‘ivoIther with low» temperature, 5
but not much l‘lii. n.
Joseph Hondrlckuon. of Bridgeport
formerly. oi blot-walk, was in town inst
eVeninig icing/end the reception of the
zraduetiiié blues oi‘ the South Norwalk
branch .‘ofidheitown high seldom .;
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’l‘iLiLLoLL. guarantine Ltor. measles upon
the
manage of the South Norwulk
Meth int Clinrvgh as been raised.
and v. w Duncan is‘ now
.at- ,hiiithome once 3311111.. - .i
55
"r—"r-‘rr-‘r'
an o: '1‘. U. will meet with Mrs
Wflliam Cockefur 5 Day street, to-
nib mrgiy; ,ei’t‘orno‘on at 3 o 'clock. All the
tire are asked to bring in their
Fl, with Mission reports for the your.
No alk. miter an extended business
tri throughi‘th‘e West in the interest
of the Empire SaLle Company Mr. Guy-
er will stfl‘t on a similar trip on Fri-
da’y, Vnnd ‘wiii take his family
The pupils or the Middle Five Mile
River School are havingL their annual
outing today at Columbus Grove. They
were taken to the grove this morning
in carriages uhd had lunch there at
noon, enjoying theamuir very much.
Bomuel‘c. irelandL‘Lwill tomorrow
move to his newly completed residence '
Hermon Quito 5
oil Hamilton avenue.
nor has commenced the work of con-
structing a house nlongslde Mr. m»
land 3 which was built by Contractor
Harry Hendricks.
People who are ole inside Twill}
look like it and anti Lillian
will work with energy, think clearly,
not clearly and have ‘bealthy thoughts;
Hollister‘s Rocky Mountain Ten.
molten Glenn people.
Tablets. PlaistVed's Drug Store.
Miss Mai-lea ice is entertaining
$31; Helen Fitch, oialtiiiéclt'vliio; Ming
0 Sidrgos. o goport, an
Milo. Edith Clerk. of Cannon They»
bare come to attend the commence "
m‘ent oi Mrs. Moud‘s school as Miss
Mnnion Leo is one of the graduates.
The adult probationers of the First 5
Methodist Church will inset the pastor
t minnow evening in the close ran
the church. The service begins it
7:43: The pastor will meet in. young}
or members or this class in n service
by themselves Let another time.
Julius Boenisli, utter a month's voca-
tion. has resumed his duties at the
South Norwulk office oi the Adams Ex-
pressL temp Ly,. succeeding Robert
shortly to he married ‘
Clark; 113“
' and W" ’prbbnbly work {oi the Corn
noctlcut Railway and [lighting Com
Dani". . 5 ,5 .
8t. Iohn’s Lodge. 15‘. and A. ht, of
x ,
Norijlt. wills close up its worktigr. . :
the semen thin droning with iheb tb
degree: 'T‘iio‘re will be no continud
tions during July and August lie-
i’reuhmonts tire to be served tonight
and many visiting members of the oroV
deruroomwtod. . . .. .-._,
Noviiiere‘ in the world can you see
«11¢thme manned women as are ,
m be met in the United States They
all use Hollister'u Rocky Mountain
Tea. -. 36 colitis, Ton or 'l‘ublotu. Pleist-
cd Drug Store.
W
Members of the Bird Club wishing
to have an opportunity to further
study the collection or bird skinu
loaned the club, will moot at the home
or the secretary. in West avenue. to
marrow evaniuoi Tho r'Ira burrow.
warble“. virioii and flycatclierii are in
«but rdgl well It several other puui
Alexander Troupe. or the Now its»
HPapc or the Weier-
von ll
ury flimsy ii; and iii. J. The at”!
mm floor, have been up
totally the Connectib tAl-L
minted milieu to invariants a;
notion. filial
toxins and rates
,wclotiooclob tom; or and D
Lisbon (lover has returned to south 5
it 5
86 cents, Tea or ,
mbm cl a tu- L
their - “
mm makini concern, 7. i . .
A line sparkllnc Water. Not car-
5 boosted. gxcqliqn} i'qr talus use .
i“ any to “15%
links it iL§ with you. or Third}; ".ns and L L
Put up n. Lit, gallon bottled
We will deliver it.
5 .
:5' Druiiulti. , .
lie «no not an iii” 5 h n! bib—~35 L
.475
5 "WV .
Connection for all n01 th sLnd south
bound hairs can be tirade at, our him
it; ,an . ."L f“. a!” ”a...
The mConnectlout peach crop in ubid,’r
to be unushauy promising. ,
Mrs Royal L. Raymond is quite sick
at her home in Henry strum, South
i-Nwwu‘kn: ., L 5' :. _
M,
River School district will he held to
marrow evening.
Lincoln Council No. 4. Order of Uni
regular meeting tomorrow evoniiis.
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night and nominated officers. The
election will be at the next meeting.
A meeting of. McKinley Commend,
Spanish 5Wa’r Veterans. will be held
this evening. at the Norwnlk Armory.
Miss Mamie Dunning, clerk in the
F. A. Lane’s confectionery since. is
4 ill at her home with neuralgia of the
face. . -
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Norwalk Lodge B. P. 0. E. will
hold it meeting June 27 and complete
plans for an excursion to be held Aug-
ust 5.
Miss lnc7. Croiooi of outer street
Bethel attended the cl as day cxer
clscs at Mrs. Mead‘s Hillside School,
N‘or‘waik.
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William B. Unhoiiz has purchased a
threobar Henricks magneto tor his
now launch engine, of C. L. St. Joh'n',‘
the boat nnd engine dealer.
LLYule entrance citmhiuntions tor onu-
didateu in this vicinity will be held
at H W. Kings School. Stamford, be;
ginning Wednesday, June 27th. ’
W
Robert H. Mount, clerk at the Ma-
thankomo Hotel, has rest: ed his 00:
”Minion and. returned to 9?! York.
Where he will probably spend the sum-
men. 5
Some Lessons from the Mont Puck-
In: Investigation will be the subject
Of the prelude on curient events of
the First Methodist Church next ’Sun5
dgiy evening. by the pastor.
LIoL w Imwi undulations.
iii-Mair. Manna-u; II I murm-
i'ofiooui bIIII. Liberal profit And. one
lolly low ”mm-w 5m.
vaudeville, free use .01 ipubic-ed nth
ietio field and other big ihducomontl.
No risk whatever. Write (or particu-
luro to '-
. Pout Olden Box 814,
V Bridgeport. Golgi.
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Tho “limo union “or.
Thom PiI Wm.” I on.
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Ind tho bio Form Wlmi.
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Lily MILD ou IM.
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,‘IIIIiViIil vow Midway Ind iiolmy.
ij
’ diiumuunuwmomm
new: mini Ind flood. Gian“?
1‘ uuoL lot. in ,
. Belle. the Arbiter
The 'annunl meeting of the Over ,
ted Ameiicun Mechanics, will hold a q
snimdiir 59W '5 ”Li
DOLN’T FORGET WLE ARE HELILRE FOR
5 cit}! on tit late“ modeli,’ in dou-
bibandisinete braided: for $10. '
MenI Straw Hui; mom:
L o’cioék. W Mariam.
Hold. my or mdkomal
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moth Hurry in»
re . 5 The ex
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Butler Lodge, 1 0.0 F. met last
m
ierI' Home Noroton. 5
Captain Edwardffi. Polish and Miss
Mary Weati‘ruit Lest were married at
1'3“. yester otter-noon, 0n the lawn
o the Solierii' 'Hpme, Noroton'
Heights. The ceremony w'as perfumed
brook; a. brother of. the groom. The
best man was Major William Spittib
mu “the matron or honor was Mrs. Ed'-
word F. Taylor, of South Noiwnlir
u daughter? or captain Bolton. The of
hoisting clergyman is a Ctmgregntiom
112:3, but the Episcopal ritual was
Cnptnlu Pelton is ediuthnt iii the
Hume, having hold that uouition for
three years. He enlisted in Meridian.
5 in Company K, Eighth Connecticut,
- volunteers. and, when his time was
up. enlisted in tho Bixth United States
cavalry becoming .flriit sergeant. He
was in «Verdi important engagements.
Mnioi Bpittie, who was becomes), iii
inspector let the Home. ‘
The wedding made a picturesque
scene. All the weelo Contain Potion!
and his bride have been Honoring i’or'i
for the weather to clenr They could
not have =Lhnd a finer nltornoo: titer the
ceremony The bridal putty
about the denoted on the green
promptly at 1:30. and grouped about
them were ninumher of invited sonata.
"mother with it large number 0! vet
eruuu from theiiome. After thecere-
" _ many, a reception was bold.
Miss Chimpnnleer—Don't 5 5 hold my
hand in public' dearie. .
Mr Duran (intensely in not. This is
your foot. *Puok.
prudbnt my”! ‘ “
or three piece, lined with mohair;
with from 55’2”: to ‘ili‘.’
whim "i5 9‘05!in Lemma nhort 551°": WW5 C91
trout 55¢ um:
5°.“
”Sign open evenings until 9
GET THE HABIT AND
gill fixated“ byL Lilia L
BVHLIDM’. BABTYL LAT VLAWSTAFF.
by Rev. George A. Pelton, of Ceniien .5'
it .and had been saying extra prayersimcma
mucredip
5 . exercises.
fimU‘in Md holler!” gin-
sell'rwtfi Wbphonlfi cihth-
in: and fiinfi' flourishing! «Lines.
‘Thii'otoro'is run onilie w‘ide-
. was. pint—we hem sleep. 5:
Here are some many covers for
matings (shimmy on L'IwLnL bi .Bo’ldw 'L
‘ rd‘LLanLli s58 idiom ngdgLLiL ii
minions by ‘1‘ iii or ultimo
.io $taIplc¢hI§I inland,
rid epo‘rt. '
Very attractive nducements are be-
in mode by the management or
George C. 'I‘iiy‘ou's Steeplechase island
Bio
and all other ormt'nisations and Sun-
dny ‘schmis to- arrange treliey rides or
railroad excursions to that magnificent
rebort With its one hundred greet
atiructions it is u delithtlul spot to
spend the 'day Orguiiizntione can
have the free yusc o! the Stadium
grounds for baseball nnd other sports
tables and blink-s mi touching in the
grove The tickets nrc printed with-
out extra charge and there is no risk
whnthbr. The island has true vaude
viii and many ,otlmr nee routines mak-
n; it a mi place for- on outingor
Ful information an to mil-L
road and trolley mien and the gnome)
plan can be had upon application to
P..0 Box 815i) Bridecort, Conn.
FOURTH CELEBRATION IN PANA-
WASHILNG'LIL‘LOLN June 2] .midmploy-
cs of the islhmlzin ciuini commission
on the canal none, will have u regular
old fuehioned.,li‘ourth of July celebra-
tion in PiiuLumu. Special excursions-
ure to run to Panama from all paints
niong'ihe curtai- for tho denominatio-
tion of persons desiring to nttcudwihe
Money for fireworks hits
been raised by popular subscribtions
among the canal employesonthe is~
thmns and in Washington and Cover-
nor Munoon‘shdothur prominent men
on the lblhnius will mukc addresses
and lend their useliiuiuco in masking
the day it memorable one.
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Caesar while anchoring.
Hell's Bide Serge Suits, two L
Minibar Underwear in «rim L
Giiiidi'on’s Straw flatness L
it
Mme-units in Line hibtoi’y of! Yale nth
to lodges; niuinul, (sick benefit. dthlctic
and Sunday schools nro provided with,
LDLRYDOCK DEWEY AT SINGAPORE -
. SINGAPORE. Struiin Settlements, 5
June 21.v--'l‘he United States drydock
Dewey arrived here today. She bud u 5‘
nflxhh .oolliliim with the Glacier and
BALL
the»;
For the
lattes the college year has closed with-
out the publication of the university
football schedule for next fall min
am Knox says that Yale and Harvard,
an! still corresponding reguidlug a
game for next season. but owing toun
uncertainty at. the Cambridge institu
tion as to whether or not they will be
nbie to put a team on the field next
foil, the Yale schedule is still held
up. although Nov 24 has been reserv-
ed for the crimson. It insisted that
should Harvard not. play Ynlc here.
next full; no game would be arranged
to take the platen of that one. this
being at the modest of the faculty.
. chests
and
TRUNKS.
We have anticipated your
.5 5 , .
Vacation Needs
for traveling: and ourLLsutL‘iply Loir
Bags. Suit Crises, Trunks,- etc.
was bought months ago, bolero
the heavy advance. You will no-
tice this in our purse-saving
prices.
nnsxn‘r smr CASES,
$1 to $3.75
The ideal Case for bummer
use.
Open Monday Wednesday.
and Saturday Evoninn
Joseph Davis,
'IL'AlLOLR, '
GLUTHlIlg
Han-flit,
ruminant. .
as written mime.
L'VL ANOTH
' East Window.
. will nave:- got such an Witwvfiqummm
ere muchlcss thnncoat. '5 - 3 55 i 5
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“Midi?” “L L i.
new not: 5‘ L
or my“
some. it is needieiis‘nuit you'll ‘ilivfiLlLiir Vii
sate these vulino. ..
Muslin drawers. plain and tucked, at
Embroidery and lace trimmed draw , «W
are .ab 50o.
Lace trimmed corset covers, low
neck. ribbon and bonding trunnibd, 'thV '
25c, 390‘ and 600 . . g a. e
flown! imndoiiow or high it
and embroidery trimmed. nt‘
~Goima plain, some tucked itadL- Lincb
trimmed, 750 and 9863‘ 5' l' ,
White muslin skirts, lace and em- :
broidery trimmed at $15.26 and; 31 iii- V
We and” embroidery «rib-inter! .5 5 .
skirts. tucked add made with fleet}:
bounces. «55511.93... 32.59, 32.98. . ‘ ‘ '
Mai
.5 MM. ‘5 a" .1“: 'ii”
niiLi L
titili .’
blackL 3nd white effects, guaranthVL
J
dow display . '
tcLLéd‘fV to
“136me si-‘ii Em whist- old?!
L0 K ; ,"" r w .‘ 1
at our cinema in white P be and with m him
an LOT oi: mum mu sAcI-teo musLIN, YARD.
Wound.
stationing“:
CROCKERY and GLASSW'AMV. not “hate on all sales.
, 5.... 'qu m
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Also attractive priccs in other KITOHBN UTENBILLS in W
““5 ‘U ‘ ‘5‘}! L a:
pay you to Lgivo on a
«(5,.
“(simu'
thL vii“ ibis coyote- bonnet.
hits iii "
in pilot" ting,
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