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or the DA!
till, Friday
rs; M G. {Boyliew ave
M beehcw visit it; Mrs. A. K.
$911".
of Mom street. Brook yo.
‘7qu am Can of sum ave,
11h ill been ezifl‘i‘li Miss M
9” ' Vauderhhe lus 1ng, New
T U will mist with' Mrii
efnr. it my street Fri-
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luhorp Mylnterested
thin titties Ire milieu
t 11011 I o! the
. their iii 3th be It hftoen houro
than In nuts tore the end
9W must. out or labsth or the
99s trill boslii In decrease
row" 9‘ 5 1.199....99909’19 1:119:
$3” “to. ill grahtbd CMII George
Gilbert Coast Artillery corps,
3pm.. '11 issued by Adjutant-General
31133311, :rEI
diehd'e. (or a few” days.
W11.“ nihilism motto tell and framed
1194118111 A. Tilly. 78 Wthlugton St.
fit William Muller. D 1).. rector of
iiiIm fdrn‘iél‘ly the. well
lit 01$ the noun- Norwalk
1 C hill‘oh. 111W located
9.11m Carolina is the
r. and 11. (I In. Fredricb
89‘. «$0 h's Cathbllc Church In Nor- .
611 Monday evening, was
‘11 iiio8gi il'ihou‘di the Catholic people
”human; lie was one oi the most
”:33!“ priest! of the diocese —l)an
'N.ews
”Egg; Neiih 'Chhii. o} Nethei has re-
turned to Norwalir where she has
buy‘i‘visiuns for eonidli uphill hire
1 , treat a Hot Trim-
titers ‘ mcp'd“ i' 538%; and went
onus room to pin his to those
entitliui to rechive rdlng to
the pi1on recently (9159111111918
‘\ extending“ country ootano or Com-
‘ ”kill! August (mimout' I
_. hm. Hill Foddlnl. which
I ‘ f3“ coin letioh. hi to hive addl
Ira 8.. Within. of
force or workmen at
3“ y house.
but: . boos.
the ‘k" 'a writer-proofing to
the nod: Walls of the buildings on
the eutate.
hittin sheen-or Minefield, to twins
claim It aild ‘1) sh hflnell. o
Norhhlk.%lt1&:iébdn ed th
street with bursa 1 dual and boln
hue count (or driving. The credit
in dirt! thc' afiftflifieo of the Busi-
neoa-illeh‘t tion and especially
tho. H. Allen. who
has 119th or Wat's lime to the
work toitvards the duotless roads for
on; mfip'osslble next month for
local bilisis 1qu mite runs to
South Not-wilt Winaite a trip by“ ferry
diamond visit the rooms
1‘3: A The proprietors of
this are have arranged to operate a
ferr. amide input. Rotoh- Point to.
that reservoir 12qu ilsluuu. The air
ry boot is iy co pic i and when
“MM 19“, : make
fhur round tripsa
.T . .
o
employ!”
tempo (Us ter
who... idatih‘ah‘i a...
want bf a lVb 1a,.tltia £10m
has In eutiy
dispiltnied bearipés‘Jgt mElitlktig‘ljl. .é' “1011:
Honeymoon" an 0 er s o I in
W
lar o goalies
plactIE 13in the‘ 'frlehds of
the iitiflt rties do not. need to
hrlbtrtthe era of be e' s fam-
get out 9 ihrld
It“) 301101 and se-
cuisine that appepl It to they;
1th1 when the (.run’i‘rgorr ives' fas-
t'eii finglonut leisure.
tin
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comiort. (i
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'12 19 North dun s‘u
i5. WALL ITNIE‘T.
Hill?
PUSH!" '
South Norwollt
vaao‘ TIL. was
noon .
. ”—
gs.
"'3 . hfie
{the So s"1131’ .is soodiiw
w o 011- n
.. show“: I1
e vouch for? t {wadtt t there is
s only and pomiortable than the line of
whihh vie are showing.
o B} Jacki-son
Everything inthc Optica’l” Line.
‘ Eyes? Examined Freié '
Km!“ a Business Education at
Merrill College
Insuroo Salary. Promotion. Success.
Tar, Flag.- couldn’t; Claret. Asphalt, Concrete
Grading, Lawn .and Garden Work,
Road Oiling
RAYMOND BROS.
The Harsh 81 Bailey Co
‘ ** soul-u nosvilitx court.
543:3. Lumber andei Work for Everything
him a Piggery to“ a Palace
We would call particular attonilon to our Moulded Woodon Outtoro.
made in two quo of Douglas Ir. tho moot Idurablo of modern woods; will cub
lust motai and to more ornamental.
Aloe we confidontly rocdtrimond “Lincoln Routing" for math and stop for
flashing in piao‘mof metal? Dooo ooh ruotior decay and will loot a ilfotlmo.
. Haring Summer months we
Are you ready for a change in Us .
alder this questl'dn. and tile is the on: where every. Underwear Problem
will solve use]: lmmsdlotoly upon up iii:
Piléeo are nowheré lower, variety lg nowhere broader In this city or
virginity; while quality. .ip. .09 that hllh merit which Ives to our merchan-
(line a character peculiarly its own.
Give us all opbbrtuiilty to show you our assortment.
N E RYAN Co
. as Wastimgroh srhusr
_ .WOT Niefiiyfifl A NEW LINE OF
3 Walk Over, RISSia ,Calf ‘Piimps
To Retail at $499 limiter Made.
Our stock of moms- Missns' AND compass-u CANVAS
- oxroans AND runes Is also complete} .
0111‘“ Shoes Giie*‘ Satisfaflion
FLYNN s. RYAN
very reasonable for quick selling.
‘ liinsht Co.
Fulioral Dimitors o:nd Embahnot's.
tutti.
M echoediical way to obtain
We
SonthNarwaikConu
Optician
PHONE Ito. uoIIWALK.
ENERGY l
‘Stamfor‘d Port Chester
The Freedom and
Independence
we gained July the Fourth healed pur
woes and Injuries. but we don‘t hoalm
we repair cari'luges. neatly. quickly]
and at reasonable prices. limit mutt-r
ial and best work guaranteed. A trial
job will prove our worth.
‘ Luther M. Wright
soul-ii noowatgconh.
.g.
11111.1. TEL. «I»:
wear? Now is a good time to con
tloh‘ of our stock.
scorn th‘viidhté‘
:‘v
railmod bridges .,
4" '3‘
Asked About Miller at Hurl-
iocd Today
" " 3' ‘7
CAPITOL. Hortford. Julie 24,-—
Tbere. seems to be no doubt now that
the judidiiry committee will make a
favorable report on tho-repeal or iii-(-
tlon 3916 of the general statutes re
listing I the sole of elm-Muir light in
towns 0 over 15000 inhabitants.
sen tor Searls chairman of the
committee, Iciiled that question today
when noted about the probable action
of the-committee.
it two been understood that the
committee once wood in favor of re-
peal, but there was a question of how
it should be done. and those who lav-
Fored repeal fouled there might be u
reoohsldemtlon Mitch would end in
on adverse tcpprt or a report tho!
was not fnyoralrle to those who de-
J aired the repeal.
The claim was,r made that the repeal
would be oppos
the grounds that if was new business
and there want some division of opiu-
ion in the committee as to the probe
lilo effect 01 this movement but now
it seine liked that- there will be no
further tmubc in that direction and
the committee will make, a report fa-
voring the repeal.
it is genorully court-dell that thr-
report on the repeal will pass the
house by a large nialor'lu. and then-
uro strong hopes that it will also pass
the senate.
W
GASTON [A
IuWaoddhihh’oo-
ibiitii‘nhnmw
Door-tho.
ammo!
. .
To sum: qu saunas.
Steel to Take Placo of Wood at Sandy
H0911.
A new steel truss bridge is to be
built by the New York. New- llnven and
Hartford railroad at Sandy Hook to
iuku the place or the present wooden
hollow truss bridge which spans a
stream lust west of tho station. The
order for the new bridge was received
by Brldiro Coustrnctor .Potor (Smithy. of
Daub-try. from liliI New Haven offices
some weeks use, but as yet the mine}
Isl into not bmi received (or its can
sit otlon. .
he tuilow: truss bridge at Sandy
110611.111 the only wowed structure of
lto hind ulbthe western division and is
considered announce. thosobrldxeo bo-
lng easily (lesimywi by tire. (bolt po-
(:uliar tronslriutlon making them easy
of consumption by heroes. The now
steel bridge to be. built at Sandy Hook
will be of the latest Improved type or
i
99EEEESBIJIIME
99 E3109 99
But Oilf‘ 25c Blend Keeps
to the Fore.
it has boon the otandardot
tho price for ‘yaon all over this
country, and than lo no roaoon
‘ to doubt that it will continuo to
‘ load. We control It abniutoly
Ind can thoroforo koop tho qual-
tvity up. When you near or a
(with that IS “uo good ao‘tho~
- Union‘ Pacific Ioilo'ior 251: a‘
mono.” you can depend open It
thot it bootl 350 or 40c. for that
to what cofiooo so good'aa our
' 85¢ blond cats in othor steroi.
The Union? Pacific.
Tell" 60:,”
‘Headquarters ioi shoot
' E Street.
'5"
SUMMER ,
Cottages
.Fmii ”3.1911 191113119130“ 4'
styled of.
Vacaflofi '
Eugu tore
.I‘.l‘1
I
obWi‘i-i NifilWh‘LR
Specially low estlmotes.
F. A.;MITCHE1“.L
coil. ins-.9 suit. 111411111;
NORWALK. CONN.
In the “senate up’on ,
fl.
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3 Senti‘r Sealihfiiliu Ousslion When
Scooter Barnuhi Declines lo CiEclAny
Outline oi What Report Will Be
HARTFORD. June 24 -—-'l‘he special
committee which hus the public uilll-
ties bill in chilrge held its first exocu'
tlve session, yesterday afternoon. it
met in the lleutmant governor's office,
stripped to Its short sleeves, and work
ed until nearly ii o'clock.
senator Barnum the senate chair
man. said last III E that e comiiiih
too will report a bin. and Ill wsslbiy
he 11pr to do so within too. doya.’
it will not be as bulky as the one
drafted by the special qommlsllion. hit
sold. but be not that one codld
drifted which would own mountable
to the lelislatiuc
III too will hold another senslfm and
he.wlll e deliver” to‘ held evn in; sell-
starts out 1 the work in comp wtotl The
bill. he unit! should be practically
completed so for as the first draft is
1qu erned within about ten day'ii
M
Guide that hang on weaken the con
ptl utlon and develop into consump-
. Foley‘s Honey and Tar cures
forh out roughs that re? use to yield
her treatment. Do not experiment
with untried remedies as delay may re:
suit in your cold settling on your
lungs. Bridge Pharmacy and F. H.
Baxter. ”
LAKE. CHAMPLAIN CENTENARY.
Announcement of tho Dologato to ho
Made Soon.
WASHINGTON. June 21-Au-
nouncement probably will be made at
the State, Department. today or tomor-
row of the person selected to more.
sent the United States at the tor-cen-
tenary celebration at Lake Champlain.
Congress authorizing the Secretary of
State to invite Great Britain and
France to send representatives to the
Champlain by Samuel (is Champlain.
to be held the curly part of next
month. The Biltlsh government res-
pondml that Aluhussmlor and Mrs.
Bryce. together with a 11qu r ol’
prominent Canadian officials. ill at-
tellil. France will send Ambassador
Jutlaernnd. lie will be accompanied
by Mom. .lusserund.
it is for the purpose of recelvlng the
dignitaries (but a representative of the
Ilium Department will he sent to the
celebration Entertainment of the for
sign guests will be proildcd by the
United States 1111 uppiopilaiion‘ of $20.-
ililu having been made for that pur
pose. .
INCIEAII m iMPOR'ro.
WAIISING'I‘ON. J1me 24.-'l‘he blur
trade statement or the bureau of stu-
tlstics. as compared with that of the
saute month last. year, shows a marli-
ed iilrt'eiule in the importation of man-
ufncturers' (tutti-rials and a decline in
the exporalion or food stalls.
> CitvNationaiBank
IOUTII NORWALK. CONN.
Iaauoacra A GENERAL BANKINI
ouomcso
_—
3pm! Surplus and Profits
.1 ,000.00 . $117,000.00
Info Dopoolt Boxes, 33 and :5 pie year.
Iowm H. naruswoon. Pm.
‘ JOHN H. KNAPP, tot Vloohoo.
F%EDINICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vlco
I. wILeaa‘o noun-21.1.. some
“ ,4 mauc‘roaa "
E. H. Mothowoon Honey ooymour
Jo ii. Knapp Camu'ol Grumman
Joan Inn. Marvin 1. Wallace loot-via
Christian Swat-t: John H. Lilht
. M 1-1. actual-I g E
J. Rb CONNOR. Mai.
lorvloo and Cuiolno UI to Doto.
Rataa oz per day and woman.
pink and General Information Tlckor.
Slinday Dinners. 759th
TEL: CALI. ”I.
INSURANCE
Rililii. Eh’i‘ATE
ii
3 4. Steamsfliiii Tidkois
I. n. onions. on
. , (INCORPORATE)
l RAILNOAD AVN-
,i. . i 1..
GO. NONWALK.
, I l. ..
. Trump; oatuéo;
A s
(Groqlir‘y Boulevard)
EAST NQiiWALK. .
«~1-
Shore Didnérs slid 'Aii Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to out.
Julio E. 0’ do
lie sold the com 1
. from Cesidio Loni-in.
. Inseam-9a:
.i
I .
. ~ ”ii-lest
1140
ton
ow
Isl
but a Few or tiie summit
filler for Friday
50c messiah;
All sites and onehalf dozen
styles to pick from. To-
morrow .................. 39c
10c 3599911“
A large abutment. to select
from. hauler 29o Belting. . .
Tomorrow .. ....... 19. yo
lilo sue Fans, 5.-
‘Jllfll 500 Fans in this lot.
Regular 10c. Tomorrow. . .
5c Each
7 Ladies’ Summer Vests,
“ 3 for 25c
Regular 10c each. all sizes;
not seconds. Tomorrow. . .
3 for 25¢
Corset Cuticle
lilc (‘orset Covers ........ 121/21: 3
251. (‘orset Covers .' ........ m
501‘ Corset Coreis .... ..... 30n-
Gowils '
79c. Gowns ................. 59o ‘ .
W ti
50c Lace Collars. 29c
large Cool and Dutch Col-
lars, for tomorrow .......
50c Kayser Silk Gloves. 3%
The well-known “Khyber"
Gloves, Regular 500. ’1‘0-
morrow .................. 39c
$1.00 Fowne's Silk Gloves.
79c
16 Button, xuarontood result}?
$1.00. Tomorrow ......... 70o
celebration of the discovery of Luke . .. .
Sillll illniis . V
iii in 11111
Bridgeport Couples Find Minied This
No1 Endurshie
There are seven uncontested divorce
cases (III the short calendar list of the
Superior Court. civil side. to be heard
on Friday. before Judge Howard J.
Curtis. This in the last month of the
court before the opening of the full
term In September, and also the last
week when uncontested cases will be
ilt‘lli'fl Included in the seven are four
cases from Bridgeport. “In from Nor-
win-II and one from Stamford.
Clementine Wakemuu asks for a
separation from Walter Wallemuu, of
parts unknown. They were married
J My 5, 1900, and the deoertion which is
alleged occurred May H.191”.
Grace Crozler alleges that her hue
band David Greater. now of Toronto.
Canada. was too friendly with other
woolen. They were married August.
20, 1900. The mother desires the cus
(pity of a minor child.
Katherine Hieley liaggeriy married
Frank J. Huggerty July 15. 1904. He
deserted her soon alter a child was
born. The mother desires the custody
of the child.
Christina Laueia‘aoka to befreed
They were mar
ried Setpomhor. 1888. The plolntii! ai-
lexes infidelity and intolerable cruelty.
and also asks for the custody of their
two children. These are all of Bridge-
port.
[from Norwulk comes Elihubeih V.
Clark, who was heard that week before
Judas Curtis. the case being held up
for more avldence. She alleges that
her husband. Henry F Clark was in-
tolerahly cruel and asks for the cus-
Indy 0! two minor children and all-
many; and hummus T. Denney against.
Emma Denney. alleglnm infidelity. The
latter were married April 26. 1893, and
have two children. which the father
desires to have.
The Stamford case is that of Ellie
Loulae Basso against Harry W13
Boaeo. The couple were married Feb.
21, 19110. The wile alleges infidelity and
desires the custody of their two child-
rclr. .
__._____..._,..___
OPERATION IN SKIN GRAFTINO.
William human. Vigor” in 399.1. Hill
‘ Amldont. Doing I-ngcEEtN 91. Bridge-
port
natponron'r, Jim‘s sis—A akin‘
grafting p on. is_ 99 he performed
or the BI um tips tholopo the-
end weelt .upon am German.
“119
of 52% Ban‘ii Iii-dot. 1 thé vidt’lhts
WEE} gpoet Hlil no 01110191 [8 accident
on emorlal Day. who had both legs
bruit on It the knee. Gorman in 11:31.1
as wall as could be exphcted on T
the circumstances, the braked boh’é’d
Iuendln «lowly-
The e of one of the t ed log
broke. through the nail on cruise
quite a. large. wound, which is heal}!
well enoug hilt there is nomowth 0
skin. The plan is to this enough skin
off the other leg. and graft it over the
wound. The point from which the skin
is removed; wm heal quickly. as the
‘ wound will be but sophi‘ifial.‘
«dose l1 51)}!un and liter). we.
‘ ill
we 0 the other victims. are
(iii: satisfactory progress. lute
Inn.
in, who escaped with a Biillplo'
wit
tiuituie,w wl be transferred to the
18101 e. “er hs 'arent Mr and Mrs
loow 1h 74 Broad street.
within I week. Splitter, who sustain-
ed tour compbund fractures, two 0111:
ouch leg, will have in remain seine
time looser“ H‘ls bones are knitting
rapidly and It improvement has
been marked.
, “ EVE SIGNERS" SIGNSD.
llAR FORD, June 24. «(Eyeliner F.
B. Weflu'l yesterday atternoon signed
the,“ ve signers" bill. which will be
acted relief to the liquor dedlersiei‘erchis. keep blend. all
'thr ughout the state. lfo.
. l
'tnbilshrneuts in the state have been
Kimonos
500 Long lawn Kimonos” “3'6-
lte Short Kimonos ......... 10¢.
Limit 2.
Miscellaneous
5c Clark's Thread ..... Sl/zc
25c Dr. hyon's Tooth Pow 1
der 16o
999! iii Piiili
91999 99919 99
Waehlno'l‘ou lune. 24 ~8eusmr
Smoot has made the tirst clear ex-
planatlon of the pioposed new sched-
ule on llthoyaphs. a subject of great
Interest to Connecticut manufactur-
era and importers. The formerfiand
the If... employed in lithographic‘es-
urging the Connecticut members: to
lnl H‘Riw the duly nmterinlly, while the
impullrrfi liaye been just mi lirxeltt to
111p 1111' iriugll _1 mtm. Aluordinfto
.-:~... 111:. smut-'11s cxplana ion the hits
(1.11pm rs have won an the import.
CIQ‘WIU probably have lo pay the “in
do y
Senator Smoot‘spoke as i'oiloir 5;,
Saturday on this schedule.“ .
a number (Ir/changes in the lithocrihh '
Ic schedule The labels and iispo are
the some as the Dingley rates. but the
bands rae about live cents a pound
higher. it was virtually agreed by the
importers themselves that tho- od-
vaure on the cigar bands is I proper
one but they did not desire on ad-
vonce upon the labels and tippin- On
labels and hops we have redtut'éd the
house rate live cents per pound but
have incread the 1319113: tho hood):5
five cents per pouu a room
this Is that the bands 1:0de hood
to (onto to in sheets and I rate was »
paid upon the weight oi the aft Bait .
now them are imported with the d ‘.
cut head for use, and it virtuallyJIak-7
es s ditference or about one-W 9;
the rate formerly c .
“We have also oliminohiil trout 1.1!. :
paragraph the view condo thot. noadto
come In under the thlckneoa Intact has,
cecding twenty one-thousand one
inch. We have carried those. slowi
cards to paragraph 112 and the .; ~
great adI anced. At the. thou the
Dingle): blll postal view cords $111 ‘
unknown in this cpuntl‘y. huhvoii all
sessions. know... that. holiness, has...
growl: to mammoth proportional. f ~',
“The ‘gerlnan. importers. dauphin .1 ‘
dve cent. rate that we now him; vigil.
molly. control this market. new
senator will ride from: the importatd
of thIIt class at goods.
vancela the rate from title 16 ‘1
cents a pound.'1‘he senate no
teo‘ has now advanced it to 15.1“]:
not pound. and 25 per dent. ad void
8 m‘.
“i suppose there is no senator hiio'
bai not received by man lonely postal .4
cords showing views or Amormm..
views or public but in Wuhiniil
ton. printed on postal cat‘ds‘ 611119.111).
Germany. in order to save this honi-
neis the committee have debidedahax
the only way of doing it is. to pill: is
rate of duty. or 16 cents (I pound Ind
25 per cent; ad morals. I will ail-lit»
it looks to he a big’ increase! .if. to
an increase of 825 per eent: over .
present law; but nothing shmum F;
in the opinion of. the oommitteom 1 ,
me the business to the Amos .
litlioéhapher: :: ...s}. . ‘
bin lett here some .1 men in
a ”puny of tour'l I poiiduc‘a
militias. do him
Dunning s party .at N
down" mommosuww. .. ;
111m” cgagsloouameyla JaiVQn as; $1; .
1:35:33; thou/119d in from”?! mid?!” hell.
low 99 "1‘?1 with highc-
11111111
Churchill or 1113le
“1.11105
“whom the
ell-inn
11on Keep as blood 11an
believed to have been ,lni
sou lII- 4”; sold.
the wo
hams.
about 50 years 0
~cltnt ioaig‘weli hi3
dock Bl qod tors, . .
’1“ 14 [Vii-Huiw‘
. “9": .
the time ot.’ in); 3
Clinefidnflo t
811 us
his. mo
well with WEE?” bloofi
ion: li
l.
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