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esmatr fmm Mombasa-r. is in this
city today.
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Mrin‘nd Mrs. Willaid Wadhnms of
New Haven are the gum-its nt lt‘iil
lives in Wootport avenue.
~0wlng to wenlhtei' conditions ludi-
catlng atomi. tiio moonlight sail on
John Sylvester tomorroII night will
be postponed
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Miss Grape O‘Neih of llnltl‘oill Is a.
guest. or Mr. and Mia. liliriy W MntlII
er, of 39 l‘airflehl nvenuc
Arthur McEwcn, of (lleiIbI-ouk, lct‘t
Monday for West Not-,walk to upcntt
the rest of his vacation with fliclnls
there.
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James‘Flnch, of M." ii (llovcr's
South Normilk shoe store who hurt
been spending two weeks in Boston,
has resumed his duties.
Epwm‘th: Dengue business uicctlng
in the church pailora oi ilic l’iisi M.
b} Chuicli tonight at Sso'tlock All
lilo inenibets iIiII onpoclnllt ulgctl to
be present.
The membma of Buckingham (lorp
and then friends will hold a picnic .It
Roton Point, WadliestlnI August lith.
taking the 10:30 tloiie} from tho Bus
ton Stow.
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Tomorrow afternoon at 2 oIlnck
the. ladies sewing circle of tillI lI‘llat
M. E Church will meet with Mrs. Wil
liani lioy,t. 42 idlmwood nIIImII- All
the membera are cordially Invited to
atom to help pr'0ptueI for thc uutlitiicr
sale.
Norwalk Slit'iiiars have received no
tlllcotlou of the annual shecp- donut and
summer outing of Pyramid 'i’cinplc
Nobles of tho Mystic SliIInc. which
will be held at Minor Smiths old
place. near Washington Bridge, Strut
fowl. on Ausiist 25. ,
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Major Emmi-W. arisintcnt sup
crIntendent ot the Soldieis' Home at
Noroton, is spending a two wceko‘ va-
cation In Bethel stopping at George
Walker‘ 9, on Milwaukee avenue. Mr.
l’elton lit a former Incident oi’ that
place and has-Imanyi-lrlenda there.
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One of the residents at the hill sec-
tion of South Norwalk indulged In It
bonfire. tut night. and the Oke and
fumes from the bluefilledt 9 houses
and caused considerable. annoyance to
the people in the neighborhood.
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~0wlngV to weather conditions IndlI
cstliir storm, the moonlight sail on
John Sleester tomoirow night will
be postponed.
William Wilkinson,- -an elderly man.
who follows painting as a living. fol
lowed boom for d pastime Iestoi-dtiI
and before the day was over, Wilkin
3m followed Chief of Police Vollmer
thihB‘adquarters .In Havilnnd street.
Wilkinson pleaded guiltv to drunken
nets this morning iii the court and
Judge Joseph R. Taylor imposed a line
or $5 and coats
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'i‘wo Iatrongers, who. gov? their
names as Liohn’ Dempsey and George
Brady and their home as New .York.
were poked up yesterday afternoon
for dunhaonessuaod .psnlinndlhig.
Olaef- -Vollmer Arrested Ddtnpsey- and
soot Special omcer Clarence Germal
nottl after Brady. Judlo‘Jnsoph R.
Taylor tlned each man 87 and costs
this morning. Brady gave Germanettl
quite a tusleon account of the officers
broken left hand.» 1 ,I. 11':
1 rue-mull commandant“. Catho-
lic Total. Abstinence Union. at connec-
tlcut will he held in Human. Septem-
her 5. .6 Vd 7. and Bloom: will Vile
repres . dill ram. is
three local't‘lo let ‘ “333"”? 'a Young
Mont! catholic “Million: the Youth
Men's Temperance and Liteary socie-
ty. at I‘th dies' 0.9T. A'. U. The
dc lites lilo thew. HM: C at. willvw
port. for Itheiuh'usi field any in Don
bury, Junol’lh. which 13" mild to have
been the most successful field day
even lield Tunder the auspices of the
Mllifln‘lnfiw lin-
- provad.’
Wm arid.
Mlnertd Water;
«madman no
will.» .
vt n3“ lion calbtlnlc
8le gimhm.
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j .3. (3. Thurston, otMt. VIII-non, Tex...
~ lis among the veteran visitors In Meni-
m Initial-limit
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uu'mil'fim 5!.th filviW‘fiu'htm-Mr
All the “lance (gull pVVllilb 0.. Summer Nil-allure, llK‘illiJlli“ itcfllgcra-
tors, Porch [lockers orch Chairs. Settecs, Lawn owcrs, Hammocks.
Sewing (i‘llulla, Ice (leolii lI‘raI-Ich-s, Portli Sciecns, Vt lildou Screens and
Screen Doors etc. at n Vsavins of from 20 to :30 Vper (-.cul lt’iiilcllim from
till“
We
value. 1 .I
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. potion CHAIRS. , , REFRIGERATORS.
tolls. Sale Pl‘Vicv .......... ..1.3325 :2000 glue Price . ........... 315%
, liluti :ilc PrlciI ............ $14.
1““ 8‘51.” Pm“ """"""" ‘2'” 310.00 Sill? Price ............ $12.00
$2.98. Sale I’rlca ............ $2.25 31500 Solo l’l‘il'l" ............ 311.50
. , I, $l.:.,oo .‘Iilu Price ............ $10.50
{335' 5‘1”" me" """"""" “'75 310.00 sun Price mo
sills Sale Price , ............. “so $0.00, Stale Plice ....... $5.98
The values you gown this lot are the biggest and best in this vicinity.
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Fitiieral Directors and Emhalmers. .. y ,
12- 18 North Main Street. South Norwaik.1Conn.
“s" " 501 of Hot
Hatch An ”icy Co
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
MILL TEL. 46-.3
Lumber Iiild MillWork fdr Everything
from a Piggery to a Police
YARD TEL. 46-2.
We would call particular attention to our Moulded Wooden Gutters,
made In two sizes 0' Douglas fir. the most durable of modern woods; will out-
last metal and II more ornamental.
Also we confidently recommend "Lincoln Rooting" for root‘- and also tor
flashing in place of metal. Does not rust or decay and will last a lifetime.
promptly at.
N. B.——Durlng Summer months we wlll oiou Saturdays
noon.
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O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything In the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
58 WALL STREET. PHONE 43’.
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liltiords dud Pumps
$3. 50 Grade now .................................... $2. 68
$3 00 Grade now .............. . ..................... $2. 39
$2. so Grado now ............ \ ....... . ................ $1 99
$2. 00 Grade now ................................. $1. 63
FLYNN & RYAN
BB WAGHINGTON OTREET SOUTH NORWALK
WHY am I going to
Merrill Business College
THIS IYEAB? ‘ V, ,1 , ,V _
BBCAUSE its gradniites are in demand by Lead-
n: .I. In 1.1 It mg Buamm Houses’ .I I...” 1I._...I1-
.ghmhfioml . Siamford Port Chester 1_
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its Our Job
to make your buggy, .phsetoiior other
carriage look as good as new in our
finishing department. it's your Job
to glye the order and the sooner you
do so the sooner you‘ll get. back a
handsome new carriage Instead of that
shabby old one. Suppose we com.
memo work _today,, . -
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Lilthér
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IOUTH NORWALK‘, CONN.
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enlisted in (loinpany I Prices coin-
modulo! Buibridge‘ a regiment of Mll‘I
.. iundnke‘a brigade of Missouri cavalry.
«runs as a private: Ho wan wound1
dd in one engagement in lht‘ right little
'onll 'Itiow “learn the cross“ of hollor. . ’
i 'l‘hc" lengthy VtItel‘nn ill a wltlowdr.
m‘donpiic bin ago is still in this that-
Il'lmbiilill marltotl Illitr only tum in Ii
“rad, rntléé: .lioilolés.
.iMemvlliaI commercial Antoni.) , ..
“this, today. and lathe tallest or the
thousandi'ot did Ioidim who are llvw
or our the days o!"61~’6ii He in‘ 7
{not 'hdilohoa hr height twelghn 228
Monti! Ml: mm m "Iv":
Ina thorn-tin lonthl
in’ almond, when no-
may Winches Hi and from preheat ~
lotto hl rgnllsoa will lid as tall
lll. WEI §lit
iii ilillilli iii lliillil
When there (incl molt? than wn
oi ill'EE‘ in a 1" my, titukc. til/o til
(Int. kinds of llillli‘l'ur will layer cake
and you will not N‘ of (‘ilkt‘ so soon
That in. when urt‘anxinx the llIyI-I-II, cut
each in hull and bulltl up two differ-
cut cakes by using tilltoneiit lllllug.
To remove (link perspiration stains
flom white cordct others caused by
wcnilng a block silk waist, says thc
Mlldt‘i‘ll l’ilstilla‘. boll tllc (“()ll-li‘,l-,1‘*(Il\il‘
In one-half gallon of water with It
handful of group pIIltclI loaves. This
will ctilircly I-IIIIIIIVII the stains.
Jot in to bc received with renewed
vigor whcu the cool Iluya approach. It
has not entlwly gone out this sunluicr,
but is not being WUI'Il us lillll'll Iliivll
was in the spring and curly summon
Copper color In ollc of tho sllullcn
wlilch allows up particularly We” in
the silky crcptIs and mouasolim- which
in such all npproprlnlc iiccoiiipauiulent
of the former. .
'i‘luI niwuys ntyllnh Gibson waist I:
soon among,r the new tailored models
for fall. instead of being entirely
plain It may how a cluIIIt-r or (in)
tucks on cltllér sldc ihc flout pinii
and another (hinted just Inside the
cllarnclrialic big pluit.
i not curious to know it' any have
tried the lunar oniollc remedy tor hold
and found it ultetIich. l iInI'c‘ln-cn nslt~
cd to giI‘II it so many times that it good
lllilll'y litiumeiII-s iiillnt bc tl‘oubiou
nitb thesc pests.
in awry shop In Norwullr now. I
VIIilltIi'c It) stoic, wlltIrII llIIIy kIIIIp cor-
acta, one can tinil (I corset model
which is not only mode on good lino.I
bill In tIi lllt- some liliw I'Uilliol’lallil-
and :i rculiy liculiliftll Kill‘llll'lll lo Wt‘lll
“ll gurtllcnt that in I‘lllliilu‘il'l‘ lt-
iIcnlitl because of Us Sllllpilrl.
Why docsn‘l thc Woman in tin
rcpulnt‘ cvci‘y 'dily walks tit" lifII give
ibc some attention in physical ii'iilil
lug tlitti ilic pt'tll'caniollul wuninil duos?
She in admin d for bor iiiill'll‘ftlrl, ltl‘l
Hllil'lltlill currlligc. lit-r lwttuly III’ llguro,
illlli perhaps most ot all for llcr cltItil
cIIIIIplIleoII~-~II'lIicli in duo in large
part to hcr healthy val‘l'ihil anti is not
by any manna wholly nt‘tlflclul or; Hi:
many ('ilttlllli (liltit‘l‘Vt’I‘n uiispI-cl.
'i‘llcrc urc no pl'cltlcl' COHillIlitls ioi'
tilli-Ilf‘lllitll‘rl adults during thtI Itittillticr
than ilic sliccl‘ iiith’lil‘h‘. Agniiist llIc
gram of trot-II illlll lawn they form :I
pt'ciiy plctiii‘c.
llow (cw bathrooms that are bottli-
til‘IIIiy Hlliipilt‘ti with iIIaI-ls on its
well furnished \Iith wnnliclotlis. ‘Antl
yci ouc is ullltc on important as illi-
other. In fact, tho waahI-loth, It Would
Ht‘l'lll to me, because it comes in ooIII
lucl with more grime and dirt. should
bt- wnshud oftcticr thou the towel that
in iiiI-i'cly llh‘l‘d to dry qltc'a Vl‘t'l tlcsli,
During me thi‘m‘ “‘I‘lllill‘l‘ oluI lilIII
torhango the solemn in her IIIIIlst nun
lll'i'lfltiti so oilcu illai it is a uuiiuiucc
to have to sow thorn ill III'cI-y Iifllt‘ and
one l‘s‘nlwnys on llit- lookout for amni-
device Iilill ulnlplill'cu thin lllHit. it you
can get llIc kind that do not root. the
bull lulu :IockI-I fuslcners nl‘II coir
"cutout; mic gill uscn hooks and
ibrI-iul cycu. putting inc books on the
nllleldn :ui'iothcr plan the shields in
with tiny anioly pills. wlillc aiiothot‘
has iiily tupcs st-II'I-Il to all ounholcn
nIIIl aliicltis.
Wu I-licn conu- licl‘oas liIlI'I-I'liac-
lucntII ot gowns and collnts null IIliIIIts
iii- cxtrli sizes to r\omcu with huge
bust and waist lilNthli‘Ps. and this is
only rccclii. but how oiten do we hear
of such attention helm: given to gowns
for women or under size. lI'IIu little
‘ wotncn likenall others have to grow
old, and surely no om- lmnglncs that
a mlas'u dress would'he suitnbie in
am.) {or a woman of thc same size
who was. soy, forty or fifty years old.
A31" iA
thbntljnd: Wax
lift on to tan imp our
aim the
Signature of
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WITH THE STATE SECRETARY.
The Block, Concrete company, of
New Haven. filed a certificate of incor-
poiiotloti with the slate secretary Sat-
urday. The amount of the authorised
will be started with $5,000. The in
corpol‘atora .arc: Joseph, C. Kelley,
John H. Moore, Frank E. Lester. A. M.
Torbct, Frank C. Smith. W. M. Allen,
F. S. Grant and \V. B. Malena.
The Lee Mciiacblnn .compa‘ny. oi
Dunbury has alao tiled a certificate of
cignnization. The othccis are: Presi-
dent.’Finnk H. Lee; secretary and
tVreMVIIIreI-.V Harry MciAtclIlan.
9 Securities company, of Hart-
£.ord hits filed a certificate of incor-
partition " The authorized capital
stock is 32, 000,‘ and business will be
ttnrtcd with that amount. The incur-
porators are Boston men. They are':
James i. Miller Benjamin H. Wood
stunt and Philip (‘ Stanwood.
REPORT TIIIAT STRIKE BREAKERS
WANT TO JOIN UNION.
I According to union. report. Ii'l'OlI
OIIaiIIrIl, about so strike breakers have
tipplletlI torInicmbershth in the United
Hattern, Hand simultaneous with this
devout! factories are said to have laid
ff'tlhout 100ihandti,_nona‘0liwhom‘l ab
dining to ‘thervrop'ort.
Iihout-I dash? to Mcomo union Inten. No
exploitation of tho reported notions of
tho rilen hill employbrs could be dbl
iinincd yesterday." Secretary bawlor,
at the union. declared that theIl-dport
had reached hllil only through henh
aay.I~ and ono' orange manulacnirer
stated that; so tar its his cmiipttny
was concerned. the story or discharg-
In: nonIu'qu’n obbratllics was A myth
finally Tl‘iide' Record
1 t I IWA‘.‘ .
' "‘-'I “out move A BAIL.
The mnltlc coinmlttee and choir of
(the South Not-walk Consiegatlonnl
Charm had a moonlight lion last even-
in In Compodore‘llti tllIIld‘Ii auxiliary
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a?“ Imaging u‘r‘ Web‘s Neck: Lori
tilts finally nihulllll tithe
“th enjoy
capital stock Is $60,000. and business '
«Ware 1 among
liiil iiiil iiiiliiilS
The Long" You Know Thom thel
Better You Like Them.‘
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Dunn's KIdill-y l’iila ticvcr fail you. i,
, South NoI-wnlk people know this.
Read this South Noi'wnlk case.
Read how lloan'a stood the test
For many yenro.
il'I-l local li'iillllony and can be low
\‘tfiillgllifll: 1 ,
Mm. B. F. 'l‘lmpsou. 13 South Main
3irtiet. South Norwnllt, Conn, says:
'i suffered a great dcnl from rheuma-
tlltln tor ncvrlnl yours and when there
was added to this tioublc IIlih thc'
kidneys. l IIltI-I in a bad way. i dltl
not Hiccp wcll ill night. my ill?! became
swollen and l boil it constant tlull palu
acrosu llIe small «I! my back. After
baing rI-pwletlly advised to try Dolli'a .
Kidney Pills. i finally wool to Noise
lcd's drug store and procured at box. i
felt much better after taking the coin
touts. continued their uni-I and won
gilltl lo Ilml my trouble steadily Illsop-
pcarlug. The pains in my back weld
hitiiluhetl tho kidney neri‘ctions wcio
rogiilnteii and on general health im-
DroI'cd. l have ninco told several of
my ucigbbors about litluli's Kidney
Milk and will continutI iII l‘vciltiiiiwnll
tliclii ‘IlI l'\‘t‘l‘)' opportunity."
lI‘or chic by all Ilcnlcra, Pricc nu
canto. FoslI-I'Milburu (‘o., iiui’inio.
Ntw York. mic illql'illb‘ for lln- i'lIithl
Status.
itiIiilI-tiiilcr
tnltc no olllcr.
ibc iIIiIltiI»-~l)o:ili‘u I-ulltl
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FOR CONVENTION iN STAMFORD
Al ti tut-cling ol‘ the Connecticut ll-
qllor licitieru' Ana-minim" iii NI-II' liti-
IIil, ,I't-atcrduy llilt‘l‘llUilll, when illIIllI
bcri. \\'I‘l'l‘ IIl'IIsctIi from all uI‘cr lIIa
tiiillt', plum; Wl'l‘i' llliltit‘ t‘m‘ tilc
annual convention of tlic Ui‘iLlllll‘LlllilillH
to br ilcld III StlIIiIi‘nI-Il, SI-pl ill and
N. This couwiillotl is pizluucd to ill-
one (It iill‘ blxgcal t’\t‘i' ill‘ili It is I~x
pcclcd lliill 1:3 i‘lllcs will in Icprcs-
l‘llit'li ()tlicl- than til'ruilgctllclils lor
the commotion. little was iiikt'll up.
Mitrlicd nun lIuIII tItIuiIlIIs ol' tbclr
own and occuaionulh sonic tilcy dolIl
own.
Sal 1<_;-.¢~3gt
uperlori y
We rut our reputation on It.
excellenci.‘ we take all mm-
on of one that it In the bolt
inf Importedtostarowirh. than
we devote .an time and care
PAGE THREE
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q Something new every day. I] Visit the, Bar-
Igatn Basement; it will pay yeti. d liellable
Merchandise were never before offered at siiCh
pricel-
p I o . 'mt lit-m. a. “rim
Wlitcii for Hd‘rves‘t Days! , .
Watch for Halvedl Day 3.
rm:
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fl.
Roton Poult Hote
Now Open Under New Management
Shore Dinners a Speciality. Dancing. Booting.
. Bathing and Other Attradtioas
HIGH CLASS CONCERTS AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ON THE PIVAZZA
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Piirtles
15L. soc. JACOBS BROS, Managers
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Princess Slip
Mltuy of Hill Cllslullll‘lh who wIIII disappointed to milling Wanted raises
III PI-lnccss Slips last wcck will bc glad to learn thnt'two styles due its on
hack order have just arrived. and we now ilut’e‘etl‘l‘y size iii $1.50 and $2.50
rcnpoctively.
Tbcsc figures do not nuywlicrt- ncar represent the Vilille of the gar-
mi-nts. but on account of arriving so into In: horn put it July clearance price
on lilt‘lll.
'lhin is illi oppoitunily that should not Do inlasqd.
N. E. RYAN CO.
86 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK
Mm
Know their FURNACE a'nd ST QVB p533
1 pairs. but wait uiitli cold weather belore haying
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, to its packaging. sealing it so
that it retains all its o‘rlglnIl
delicacy oi flavors. It is free’
from the soil of handling ”W
comes to you In line sanitary
condition
1 Sixty Gents aPoulitl
EIGHT CHECKS GIVEN
The Union Pacific
Tea 00..
Headqmrters for SUGAR
126 wring}? Street.
330:3. ‘i
. FREE DELIVERY
JEROME continuum.
" TEL 390.
TONIGHT, .asrunu or THE.1FAV-
'DRITE .
MR. manta Wilson
I" ‘ BURPORTED BVI
1w;
Till " e‘é'r Sid'ck Co.
INCVLVVUDING
Miss Bertha Bell Wiilker
Emmet Blandon, Wallace Robinson,
Chas. lll.- John Casey, Al. Phillipa. Har-
ry Dupilee, ‘Ilraco Ayers. May Taylor.
Nollie AIboltit and otliaflr
OPENING IN- THE GREAT RONIAVN-
, IIVVI rlooomsov 1 l l.
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.10, 20 and 30::
arluéEsI—vleam-d-y .i I:
» day—lo and 20 Con
EVENING PRICES ..
Vaudeville and Moving. Pltiturés ,
V~I.;.I~1..B‘TWEEN THE ACTS-I1
I‘lI‘M‘i‘ in, I, ”I. r Lit..- ..
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‘Viiil ”JiiiiEl & Hilliiiiliiii iiiJMPliI.
. . Judge Beers‘ name before the nation-
it done.. How about yours?
We Clean lind Repair Fumiices, Strives and
Ranges; supply new parts where needed. Let
us do your work NOW! ‘ ' '
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l7 WALL STREET,
NORWALK. CONN.
”lump Ital
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Tar, Flag, Ccmeiit. Gravel. Asphalt Cohorete
Giadiiig, Lawn and Gilrtléii Wont
Road Olllng
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Wu. Jennie Mix Hodgkin; the IN“
of Harry H Garland.
COMPLIMENT V‘lro IGENEfiAL HA wsoomotu oLtNoRO‘o‘.
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Badges of Connecticut 6. A. R. Dole-i
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no es Will 3° 0' Velow At the home oi“ Mr. and MrIuIROir ‘
' The “om““tiee 0“ badges for ””1911 Peebles. on Courtland avenue: at
Connecticut delegation to the national, 1-1-30 yesterday, Mm Jennie NIX
encampment of the (l. A. In. at. Salt I ,llodxkins. doublet of M830? and NM-
lAikt' City has paid a. compliment to Frank W. Mix was united in “1”“
1W’“"""‘-“‘ COWIWM" Geoigo H“ fringe with Harry ll Garland a resi-
you. of New London by making the dent of Billion. by flow 'Chnriea Didi“
badges yellow The yellow designates “9 Addison rector 05 3b ddhil’l
the cavalry in which General ilavcnigmlmz' blittZlaaiuilioig $23,?“ J 3:;
pcrved lil‘ the Civil War mall. . e 8% ' was
, 'i‘he badgea have been reccivetl and!1 immediately uftei the cmdlolay‘;
will be worn by the delegates leaving wedding hlenkfast was served?“
the shite (or the national encampment i and Mrs. Garland Were the rochfife'intl
Thursday .. 1, got many girls, such Istlecea of Viih
"‘l‘h‘e Connecticut 0 it. B. delegnica tyerwnr’e, cut glass and many‘liéa‘ti‘l to
Ira iii-m iii their “find of the canal llll' piecelt ofI mahogany Claim
they or Judge A. B.‘ Beets, of Blldge- Among the guests; 'wliic'h‘ INi ‘
port. for junior vice ct‘immander-inw Vlht~ immediate families‘ Weld: 'qll .
enter. Postnlaster McGInlcy, of New Mix. acolevelami mini, 5 motor
the urine: Austin '30th of ”IBM
London. has been selected to place ,
Mr. and Mrs Dal/id BLI Royudlddi‘of
:slfllnftll‘d. (Mrs. Reyutlltls la “ii.”
of the gloom) Mlas Grace Resin
David Reynolds and Harry Alumina.
all of Stamford.
Mr and Mrs. Garland left y
.ai'ternotm on theli weddiitg‘fl
with the best wishes of theil- in
friends. Upon Ihnlli return they Ill ‘
he at homo at it Oak ill/onus. 11-
.IVIlM oncnmpment.
Mil. and Mrs. it. J. Clitblil. Mrll.
Clmilssn B. Bates and George l. Box-
ton left Souih Norwulk cntly this
piorninVVg to join the party.
W
No COUNTRY FOR HIM.
‘ A little chap was offered a chance
to “ "" a week In thwcountry. but
refused Cooking. pleading. arguing.
Iromlseti ‘dt‘ Iiittoltl wonders alike
Moneil to Loan
to property ot‘nera on second and
third Ingllzilfi'tli We advance you
money i you nigh to boy I, Mound |
1 1 1 m
Independent 1.0me . i
.m A: “u ,I
.. p” ,1
HIvVlitnd Building, M wanhlnflhn‘lt.
" Honstorr- Jrho French lhny now btly
OIII'I stocktt on their boom. "l I W
Mulberin—I'l‘liey would find it. “(GM
to many them. as ballot—Puck. I
relight from him nothing but the
titlibborn ultimatum, V"No country for
e."
'VV“BVltVt why not?" someone asked, t'ln-
Y.
‘ “Because. " he rosponded, "they. have
lbrlishin’ machines down there an' In
hpdflonough here whet-o it's done byte
an
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the Wise Guy. .1 “9‘ ii.
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