W THER FORECAST.
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,x'For Norw'alk and Vicinity: General:
. gcioudy, with possibly light local
‘ owers tonight and Friday. Local
dh'bwers have occurred during the net
1iil§h0urs in the lower Mississippi nl';
1135;, the lake regions and along the Al.-
tic coast. The pressure is below
the ammo this morning in 1111 00
minus, except along the Atlantic count.“
clearly weather prevails generally as
m as the Mississippi River, but not
rir‘uch rain is railing. Conditions In-
v‘or for this vicinity cloudy warm,
muggy weather, with occasional light
08 wers.
Mr. and Mrs. Burr Mills visited New
Huron last week.
The longest 11111118111111 the shortest
nights of the year a‘i'n now at hand.
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Mrs. Le Grande Olmstésd1 oi? Strat-
ford has visited relatives in Norwalk.
Jacob Wolfe is confinegfilfimome
with a severe attack of n urslglo \
.‘——Di'. Dick‘s cures malaria.
The public schools of the town will
close Friday for the s'uinrner voca-
tiOII 1H ‘01 .
1'.Mrs Chester Mills of Georgetown,
was the guest of her mother, Mrs.
, Wadhams in Norwalk recently.
Miss Paullncdllilio‘r'nnd'Mlss Esther
Kunbp,‘ 0! South? Norwulk, spent Sul-
urday, in Georgetown.
Mrs. Winfield Scott, of Norwalk is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Samuel
Stevens, in Ridgofield.
Mrs. Edmond Allen, of South Nor-
Walk, was the guest of relatives in
Ridgellcid two days of last week.8
' Charles L. Hill_ at Colgate college.
left for Utlcn, N. Y., to pitch for the
team of that place.
‘Willis Burr, of Norulnlk’wns a Sun-
dny guest at the residence of Eugene
Hendrix, in Weston. ~
Titomrié H‘orn‘n, 6! South Norwalk‘
333m Sunday with his father, in 113115
Mregi Ellie Hoy,t 01 Lowe street has
had ectric lights installed in her rc
sidencc.
The yacht illik 3 has been brought.
up the harbor to allow John Cole to do
some work on her.
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d ”$1
sumo HURLBIJT'n
1 I-‘lne Stationery. ‘
001110 in “and look at the latest
11 nor reasons“ own
in 0 .in
,fiflcos isost’rossilnubre c0111
sidering the quality.
'tllllfill Kelly
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The berry crop 11.115111111111111 late as
it is this season, nearly three weeks
behind time.
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John 1. Andrews and ,8witc, 81111115111:
roe, spent Monday with friends in
South Norwulky: 1
Louis‘F.'Sheldon, of Elizabeth street
is to move into the new house on
Woodward avenue, recently purchased
from Hoyt Broth.ch
Mr. and Mrs. Nichols, of Déllll, New
York, who have been guests or Miss
Goorginnnlu Clinton, of Lowe street,
have returned homo.
B. Edmest Downs1 oi Dunbuiy. ‘lins
been elected a member of the board
W-ullinglord, vice, Rev. A. C Hubbard,
or Danbury, deceased.
1. 8. Holmes. of 11132111811111; and Miss
Elsie Seymour, of Ridge-held, were
parents in 11111311110111 yesterday alter-
noon.
Snccess in life is accompanied by in
crease of enemies. Thats why Hol-
many linltntois;
it‘s 11 success. 35
store.
A dnlnlici combination of trimmings
for a lingerie list than wistarin blus-
soms and block v‘olvet ribbon would be
hard to find, even in‘ ‘this season of de-
llzhtful color schemes. .1
Roof repairers in the 08181811110 01. the
New York New Huron rind Eb
“Railroad
,1; the sheds over the platform or the
nth Norwulk railroad stations
Union was called for last arching, but
no business was lrnnsactwed and ad-
journment was ”taken to the regular
meeting '
of managers of the Masonic home at ' 1
married ot the home of the br'idos .
lister's Rocky Mouritnin Tee has so
cents, Tea or Tablets Pinisteds drug ~
brtibrd 1
ddhipnny ‘nrfo timing room;
A special meeting or the Painter's 1
o to 83
8Wl11e 15.00 0
' Hard and."l Soft Wood Boxes
White Mountéln‘Trcezcrs, 58'
Alaska Freon“.- 3801110383 738
701086
SETTEES, $1. 25 to $4. 501
LAWN MOWERfi. $2. 98 to.»
“'EWic OiliStoirés, 79c to $1.93.
5.00.
817 008.
than to $5 00.
”681:8 to$ I 75.
LAWN swr cc. 03275 $800 ‘ '
BLUE FLAME QIL STOVES. 1.
MNP throng Wfi Oil Stoves}: $5.00 to $10. 50.
W less Oil Stqvés, 82,3813 $6.503.?§,8,_
Il‘ld'ae at can 91’ 875.00 to i
Engineer Alllsl'l Mill. or Nil
omitted .to’ »‘dchruo
if" a committee on roads. bridge
. ii ~‘ '
‘ -~"l'l'10 expense. iiiiorollyl
estlmnted would range from $75, 00
to 1.8130 0001 according to what we
done. and the ninlntonimco chars
would be 11111111111111.0110 11 year.
1 onimsndation from the committee is
expected soon. . 1
8 The "1rinn which Mr. Hill intimntod'
would probably be agreeable to til
8 govcrrnnont calls for a new lift spun
in the old bridge, opposite the ill
'1 span in the new one.“ and with th
some clear writer way
“Was his liqufgla
"Oh. yes; it to work Dolor
it slot no enough" to hint." ndon
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One horse—.4143
Two hm.
5.00, $75.oo,
.00. $55.00 and $65.00. 1 ‘~
$5.00 and $90. ~°°-,
Also Soip 11m: loath; RA’CYCLE BICYCL
“ CERRI‘AGE BUILDER AND DRAW
”31'9“" Good5 180‘ all descriptionsm
AT cos-r.
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ounargrca TODAY.
York Mimi
Noiwulk. All cases will receive
low as $1 per pair for“ ONE WEEK
Have your 'ey'e'o' exa‘ihlr‘rc'd hilt
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A Sole or Unusunlijmportnrrco
AT THE
Special Announcement
Janie? ,'i‘8 Godfrey. our specialist has nrrivod from our New."
ng ofllcc. and is prepared to make export examinations;
of ore detcc s at our office and store in the Opera House lllock, So. 1
his personal attention absolutely/‘1
free of charge. Glasses, it needed. will be supplied at prices 1151‘
ONLY. Dr Godfrey will giro you:
his honest opinion of tire stntc of your eyes, and will not prescribe;
glasses unless positively necessary. .1
Oillce hours from 8 00 11. hi to 8. do p.1b'8st11riioy until 10 p. in .~
while he I: here.
1 -_.‘ 1111 8113111111; ti;-
thic specially?”
can Opticians, Inc.
ii} a 01.ch. ’3'
Factory 116 East" 230 8b, N. Y.
12 Washington St,
_ Phone. 055-2.
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80. Norwaik
Fa AMUSEMENTS 0-
,“OYT'S gunman.
ALL 'rme'wssx.
MA'riNEs‘s'AWUHDAY ONLY.
Wheeler & Wilson‘ s orchestra, from
Bridgeport will render concerts at Ro~
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lockwood oi
Fair Cloakand ‘ ur‘Y‘ lore
lMPERIAL MOVING PICTURE 00.,
Presenting all tho latest motion pic-
ture; and illustrated songs.
SPECIAL FEchEURE FOR THIS
E.K
JOSEPH M'MAHON, in the
wear séllin‘fin
now
Ladle
block, and n lull line of tons
sue .-
1, Childre‘rr’s Block and Tim Cotton Sto‘c 1111s, superior quality and
lube
Ladies: extra size Jerse Rl bed ests,
silk 1 .
o loufll'lol...
b 6 3021 All sized. i‘ilrc
3's in,
This should be the record week of the season (or hosiery 5511‘
we've carefully planned to make it such. The in
t its very best. and with such prices its those We should be v01
Egg Bruno Post Black Stockings, guaranteed at - 1
Ladies? Silk Lisle Stockings in black and Tons, l
riledles' Mercerizcd Plain Lisle Stockings, also in the lace effects
Jorgey Ribbed Vests in line memorized iislo 8
soul! brownie, shirts long or short sleeves,
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Your thought urns t Marlo weather wear Mb
and the flowers begin toddooln. This store is sure 0d
sonnbl‘o demand in this connection.
the host. There's «an absolute tenuous, an 11011111111111
"you will pay here, that commends this store and its
Stocked With. the new’e
specin
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neck and armholc's trimmed.
From 250
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udi‘pgi tlie smell ‘sizeis‘i;i r boysvadt ,
oil Bulblglgnn Shirts and Drawers, shirts “l
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Nemo Corsets ...................... .
White and Colored Shirt Waist Suits.
Wiiists regular 81. 60 ‘nnd $2 00, for .1
Waists. Dresses and Cersels
Corset Covers former price 35c, now . . 1 . .
Skirts, former price 86. 00, now ....... . . . . . 1 ................... . . . . .
Fine Net Dresses, from ......... . . .. . 1
Uidics’ Sultdftsocond lot up to $40. 00, for . -, ......................... . $20
IAMHCB' Suits, third lot up to $30.00, to l' ..... . .......... . ........ , . $15
“isi‘dios' Cents, iorrncr price $8.00, for . 1
‘Ludies' Cools, former“ prime $15.00 1111 a $20.00, for . . . . . 1 . . .‘ . 1 .
' Girls’ Dresses at all prions 11nd at ylcs. “
Wilt 1
swatfirsccentiy visited friends "" ton Point. Saturday and Sunday rif-
tornoons ilild evenings fr...onr " to 91'
MLittle Clarissa Reardon. daughter 111. 001°C!“ 68 Washington Street, 1'! South Norwaik.
1's. Clarence Reunion. of Lowe street , _~ - A ISRAEL, Pro “or.
has m, “mm, 0, “mph,“ cough. 1110 w. C r. U. will meet with M11.- P
m _ , June Gi'll‘l‘on. 13 Seymour street, b‘ri m 1 new.“ 1 1.“..- 1
Mrs 13111111111111 1111111111111 111-... A c. "W1 "t 3 0'0“?“ 11111111111111 one 111 A camuav FROM Now
Bradley. of Weston were guests re
coins)! of Mrs. ‘C E. Godfrey, oi Noi-
wa
-—'l‘l1erc.‘ii 11 hot wnvu duo Friday
night. Avoid it by inking 11 delightful
moonlight ride to Steeplechase. li‘oui‘
loan nttroctions undround trip for 750.
Given by Lady Jennings Lodge, 0. S
of II. Get tickets 'nt Clli‘l’ord Phil!"
many and Leary's news stood, and.
from the members.
Lincoln Council, No. 4, Order or
United American. will hold 11 regular
meeting tomorrow night at 8 o’clock
in Mystic Chain Hail.
Antimbsr or pupils in the Franklin
schoo who 11101111111111 111111112111 in action
dunno, were ll (unequal! holidays yes-
terday and l .
Lad 111116151111 lodge. 51111111111111. of:
norms em, 1ng lao't', evening and, work-
ed 111%,: ,second degrs'ie‘ on several can
didut with lull purlphornslln. 1
The“ net's
Wm”
'0w cross Monroe
'8'? 7 ,tN‘icterSgg
vltl‘l oil brink.
appreciated b'ym
W 1E1: iridium
“3;" 1. inner, i
attend this meeting.
The annual entertainment of tho
Dencons' Board oi Giuc Baptist-
Church will lnkc blocs Fri ny night
June 21st, at the church. corner Butler
and Quincy slrects.
Mrs. Thomas Taylor and Miss Belle
Fouls nailed toduy at noon on the
White star line for Europe. Thomas
nylor nun Mrs Arthur S. Ferris went
with them to New York this morning
to see them ol'i.
The "conic nod 50” feelings that you
experience after taking liolllster s
daflul. ‘ilru‘illil
This remedy cos the lnrsln ss. 30
icrcslcd in tompoionco inc invited to
it why Moundrlin T011, is simply won-
orcnuo your weakness; .8
songs illustrated.
TRAPBHOOTERS lN CHICAGO
tho ti'npslioolors of Alirericn hove been
looking forwnrd to for months, At 8:-
30 n. 111. the first squad, of the 406 ell
gibios for the grand American Houdi-
cap begun the contest on the grounds
of the Chicago Gun Club to decide
who is tho champion trapsliootcr of
America, and nlso the ownership of
the much coveted trophy that accom-
panies the honor. Each .11mun shot at
100 targets and the handicaps 11111 oil
the way from 16 to 231511111114.
Friends-“You louver 111111111 much.
trouble, did you?" Cynic—“’No, that's
it; i never got my shore of anything."
CHICAGO. June 20. ~‘l‘hls is the day 8
——Mllwoukce Journal.
fibre.
Samuel
with R33? era and 81on a, ho bu
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such or return 111
lion as we are 11111111111 “80;"
lino. before We would:
,. d opportunities; or
‘ so well us time and mo
sir ‘u own innit it
0 urns ii
iii din. Nothing hi i in
fund it we can only will}
our:
coirts, Torr or Tablets: I’lnls' ’sd'l‘llg ‘
11sl'
Shorer. ills iormgr “3‘3 8
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1110 o'ilfznorcu. Porch chairs. clc. lice
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' ".1 88.1éznilorson n. wen-known shin
linen; hell ii humour; 1':
h‘illi‘i or so '
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lion ‘ "
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hard 01 or soon.
"’l‘lrorc is only one cxpiunotlon,110u-
Din
“Those are irngruouls of the
backbone of the winter of 190607.”-
tloinon." oxcloirnod Pr‘olcssoi
0 Sour.
Louisville Courier-Journal.
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The explorers found sections of vor
lulirno more rnnsslvo tiinn uriy they
8 150, Balcony 10;
years at use, 61:.
MATINEE PRICES—Adults,
Ohlldren, 50.
Judge (to aged dorky 1011 witness ‘
slniidl-wAndurson, do you understand
his
the batting of on 011th?
Anderson (booming through
teeth and the whites or his eyes)-
Shooiy Ali does. .Mu‘ «30990111111
been Colonel ,131 m
ghurl: on iorlysovcfl
Buseballi
* Nara/all: harassment Park
1x1 5!
Ali
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WWTENBURY 'lNDEPENDE N75.
“Hartman will play first bus.
8. 8’ 800010 cullo'd 81113145.
Ladies ms to the 3mm stand.
' Largo new skating 1111111111311.
nesting Modules for asset '
latest
NIGHT PRICES-Ladies, 101: to any
part of the house; Gents, Orchestra
Children under 10
100;
411111 dnluhlns lumber.
m1 rooting poser. sheathing paper.
duo'k Meal-riot 'wr‘i‘i Pitch I'or Norwulk. *
5,.
‘ j Admission 200: 01111011“ 11111111111111.1611.
515 MAIN STREET, STAMFORD.
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SALE IN BOTH STOREE. 8 1 ..
33 SOUTH MAIN 8'11, 801NO
aneu-.-...-o- sun-u..-
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our! and extension ladders.
fdrrinl tacllltm. .
Mill. foot 1'1! Marshall 5111.21.
' "Lumbar inu‘lir Wuto‘r Strut.
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Gideon Reflected at the Maui
Muslin? Hold Tuscany Night.
The Who 1100118011 circle of King's
Daughters. of the South Norwolk Corn;
ggreuutionul church. held its annual
{meeting Tuesday night at the home of
Mr». Frank 11161000011. in Taylor rive
Lune. These chillers wore ro-eleotod:
« Erosidunt—“Mirs urgurot Louder
Vloo-l“maidentnM 1's. Williuin R18
1 Thompson 8 1
Himicliri'ywldrs. Edgar 141,110., . ,
assurorwhlru ii'runk launder.
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, 110 201-4810 1111111111111
31111111111111 meeting of the compounds AM
sonistion' 1111 nutritionists ‘st hold or
Mike Compounds yesterday. The c
liners clout/oil wers’ ;‘
' Presidentfin o. Kenyon. at New
.- 1.“. -»»~1 _. - Mun-“.11
FROM A PIGGERY TO A PALACE.
’i‘ln'iber, shingles. lath. all kinds and grades of beveled Siding, '
All kinds or hard woods, Tar paper, lilnt ,
Hair insulator and deafening 111111.111, ‘
Doers, sash, blinds, interior noun
Pine. fiedwbod. Cypress. Poplar and Chestnut: Straight 3nd
ins, turning, pinning, shop jabbing, cabinet work, roamed 11er Till-
, flouldun, Mr and Moi.- oeom'W
1 tumour-y; Iii. ill
HOTEL ARRIVAL-0
Clifforder. and Mrs. 1G
Jr., Mrs G. heirloom). Mrur'i '
Lummorholt Ilrldgcport: ill.
Jersey City; M. G. Knobs
limos. Poul 1.8110111. W111 ,
A L nuts». New York;
1llockWull. Ridge-hold; Le'wis
butt Wilton: .Iohii ii. Coo, N
nun; 1 Atlas, Yonkers; iii.
Abrams,
A. Wheeler. Boston; it.
urn. Cincinnati: 3085M.“
Port Gliéutcr; 81.11810?
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Springfield.
Norwalk Chronicler