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Branch Office. Hamill
~lditor'a Residence
Wlukauldonco
Hot weather specials at Joseph Da-
vis'. See adv.
Eric Harstrom is taken the entrance
examinations for Yale this afternoon
in New Raven,
. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Cutbili of (ii
Weatvilletavqnue, panbuiy, ale vialtt
mg relatives in Norwalk.
u .
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The iron Moulders' Union held it
meeting llt‘st‘eveitihfl lib their rooms
in Well street. Nothing of special
importance was done. .
Mina Constance Menorve. of Chapel
place, Danhury, la a guest of the fam
ity of Major W. R. team. at their sum-
mer home at Cannon.
There will be a meeting of the Rake
Over Club next t't‘ucsduy evening at
the heme of its treasurer, Miss Bertha
lilalnio, of North Main street.
i
The South Norwalk Quartet (‘iub
had a picnic to liediord Station, Sun
day, and spent a line day as the guests
of well-known residents of that place
The young people of the Swedish
Lutheran Church will go to the real-
denoe of Nila Anderson. in Weatport,
this evening. for anything The 8
o'clock car will be taken from Nor~
walk.
The tire houne llOi‘St‘iHli‘O exercised
regularly these hot mornings about 4
o'clock. This is the coolest part of
the day and consequently the best for
taking the apparatus out.
-——l’anamas cleaned, at O‘Bricn's.
Kuhaoaa Encampment will hold a
meeting tomoirow evening The initia-
lory degree will be conferred upon
two (andiiialce and tlieuinnual clot-
tion of oillcers will tulle place.
Frank Hanks, who ta employed as
driver tor HieA. Smith. celebrated his
nineteenth birthday yesterday. the
longost‘day in the'woariite Wan given
a half holiday and enjoyed bimaclf
greatly, he natd.a
'l‘he memllera or the Fidelity Club.
of New York city, from tile churches
of St. Jumeannd Holy Trinity. came to
Norwalk yesterday and took up their
abode In the St. .tnlneu's Human-r
home. They will spend some time
here. '
i-‘iveral peopledn ,’l‘be,,Norwaiks are
interested in the Worid~Wlde Barnes
and Philathea-Convention. which will
be held in Jamestown, New York, July.
lilo 13 inclusive, and it is eipected
that a delegation from here will at-
tend. Many. prominent speakers will
bl) heard. and the seaaiona promise to
he very- interesting The printed pro
gram for thetconvention contains an
”collect imam or Mrs Albert D
Morgan. of South Norwallt. the troa‘s- .
lircr 0f the World-Wilde Phllatheh Un-
ion, who will deliver one of the most
important reports at the convention.
Arrangements are being made by
the committee for the dedication or
the tree and granite tablet to be
erected in memory of «Abraham Lin-
coln. in WeIt Park Stamford by the
(i. A. it. and the Edna of Veterans, on
the Fourth of July. .An invitation has
been oxtd'ndod to the mayor and com-
. mon council to participate in the exon
clues and to accept the tree Ind tab
let. an a gift to the city. and the invi-
tation has been accepted. lnvitattouI
have been extended to the G. A. it ,
polte of Newciinaan. Norwnlk, South, ..
Norwolh Ind Greenwich: tour comm“ .‘ ‘
of Bonn oi Veterans root at town stilt 'g
two lodges of auto; p. U A. M.. to " -
tulle their niitcen in Went Peril
Through Colonel Fitch an invitation
has boon extended loathe Ninth Com.
pany, G A. (3., in hope that it will up-
‘ pear. and “present arms.”
m
GSALYATOR CHARIOTT
natal Contractor
water waif. trading, tuition-
$35 and cook ochvItion. trait
j ri'ully given on Iii contract
art lotto
cmraorlhtitrmls ml“
Tomorrow evening the semliinonthly
‘1;
ecu-w --
, . Mr. and him. W. 8 Rainer. of Fair-
" held avenue, have two children who
' typhoid lover.
' l‘OW.
meeting of the Paintera' and iWorlt-
lore iii“ ho helm. . _ v,.
M
itev'. ”litr. Reynolds will thIti lit the
Linhtiitltiue mutton, tenant Inc the
chorus trout the iintlI'Ohurch will
slim;
W
This lo the canning deacon and Li-
H Windham demolition to thy to
you retarding the beat” can to use. BeI
‘t.
' "um
All members ot (tout-t Franc». No
it Ire redirected to be It the initiating"
at it“. as it will be called promptly at
thattime -' .. ...... M31
Mme-...-
have been Iioh tor three Weeks with
~8traw lists. tub-to til. O‘Brien.
The inspector of the Harttord Steam
spect the road roller, Which has ruled
out its tubes has started the work of
flair and the tubes will bflnatallod
to that the roller may be outta tuition
her home, in Yida'st Hartford, after a
impressed with the nae town that Nah“
want really is and there in a slight
home here
Mina Margaret Leo. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John ice, or Union'Itreet.’
. coatinuoa ill at her home in Dutch »
street. but, a wide circleb or friends
hope for her early recovery, Arrange—
ments had all been made for her mar»
depot. when she was stricken with ty
phold lever. The wedding was to have
been tomorrow evening. '
About a dozen fair young ladies
from Norwallt went. to it‘airileld lioacli
yesterday for the day. They were
members of the Golden Rule Circle oi
the Norwulk Congregational Church.
and were entertained by Mrs. William
J. Brown at her cottage. Sundmcre ih
“Little Bridgeport " Sly had invited
the entire circle, hilt more could not
attend because of other engagemeuir
and their duties in their various plac-
es of business. Those who went report
a fine time.
A special meeting of local Union
No. i, United Hatters of North Ameri-
ca, will be held in thetown bail. Dun-
hury, Wedneoday eveninx. at 8 o'clock.
for the purports of listening to the
reading of the arbitration plan and
working agreements, as agreed upon
between the general executive and it"
viacrv boards critic United nation
of North America and committee of
manufacturers of llanbnry and ileihol
and taking action on same.
Packard 930”
When you info In automobile you
should have the beat the market of-
fords and that but is a Packard.
Ioven paasenxer oar.
\o better or pleasant way to en-
tevtItn your iriends. and the price
is very revocable
A minimum charge of 65.00, or
$3.00 per hour for two hours or
more.
"5.00 for a day.
W. A. HANFORD
42 NORTH MAIN .TRSET
SOUTH NORWALK
i'
#2523
an eminent physician of Now your
city. whoiie name will be given upon
applieItloo, write: the following
strong testimonial:
it is with pleasure that 1 forward
you :thiIrtoattmoaial ‘
Dick‘s Medicine. After years of trial
by. the mar phyIictaII imam motion
or the country. i can. safely morn
it to all thoIe uniform: mortIlI a ”ct-
cd with the most tryta discus. malt
kind cutters from-man Iiy: ‘IlIh a
ham There iI no remedy on them
not today which prominent more mtor
the immediate rebel and raincoat
cure “oi ithoumatl-m than
tbalancing: unwroulfip‘a‘rt cI wigi
It hum It 80 mun MI W
be Iliad! r I 1m:
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uh. towel . .i'
KOTAYILIOHID (in:
3“". 'f“; l
Vichy, million Carbonic,
a , o '55
CONN.
Boiler Company. ‘whb ch‘i‘iie here to in '
Mrs. W. F. AndroII hail returned to .
Week's viait with‘iier ~daugliter.‘Mrs..4_Y
F.1«h Chandler. It the latter' a home in " .. ..
Chestnut street. She was iery touch .
possibility that she may make tutti.
l'iiige to Samuel Craig. chiet' clerk at. .
the South Norwaik‘ railroad freight " "
"Mobil ‘
.Dtcida , W
Qiir line oilbl‘t inci- Fumlshtnxilior the house... illil or. town is or or-
time delimit. pleasing in hatch and an carefully committed In much or the
hilt fithiture tor. mince out. You‘ll get lots of satiIfadtlnn a mailing your
Inuit» Lawn Minn. yawn sIttIIIl creditor Soto, Lawn MoerI, carom}
HomOh Olliilil’Ilt’I Ftot TIMI. ac‘roon Doom Window “North flcirtgolilon.
Ditto Flame Promotion Oil eleven. etc. We Want you to new that this is
‘tiio’bestittove aatinlaot’ion. . . ; , , up «.4
J Counts Co
75 ' Will Rimwlniii‘i ..
1218 Noni. inSlroe ” ' ' ‘ ”iii Nathan. corn
0 B Jocke
optictan ' ‘
Fverything in the Optical Line,
gee Examined Free
II WALL ITIIIT. PHQNI 48,. NORWALK. '
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lit MERRILL COLLEGE:
“me Are Wanted
Io KKIKPIROE
1 South Nor-walk
I-r NOGRAPHERQ
QFFICE ASSISTANT!
Stamford
Port Cheater
All men appreciate a shoe that FITS and that is the homer-
Itonc on which we have built our busing-II.
We have I wide range of up-to—date modglIP—all leathers.
all prices—but every one a FITTER.
rL-YNN” I. nYAN
Io wasuiuo'ron inner. Whenwux.
Summer Underwear
The whim weuiber approaching will soon necessitate lighter
weight underwear. Arc you properly supplied? \‘on‘ll travel for be—
iprc you son anything like the variety or aiunmer unllcrxartncnta that
we are showing. no you are sure or iludlnu here just the kind adapted
to your particular needs.
Here Are Hints.
\
.3th to 33.00
UNION SUITS. full sires ...... ........
SUMMER. VESTB, cotton or little .......... .. . . ...... ice to $1.60
Ethic VESTS, ainuvelosa . . . ; . . .............. . ......... hi.” to ".00
HANDMROIDERED VidS'i'a‘. illit‘tll‘ liule .' .................... .1.”
“CUMFY FIT" and NURSING VESTS ...... . ......... . ......... 250
KNIT PANTS. luctI trltnmcd or cuff knee ..... . ..... 23c. 36!: and 60°
~CHiiJJREN‘S UNDERWEAR. all the wanted illlids at right prices.
.. E. Ryan Co,
86 Washington St. South Norwaik
l
rename WALL Bonito
IIT‘i‘In AND chum THAN LATH mi euII'rIn.
. You YourIIif out uni it To Ituccing Rudy for tom-club moor-lion
This substitute ior lath and plaster is made or kilo-dried lath ini-
bedded in Asphalt didactic. it in. surfaced with allied oardboar cut
in A. I 4 Ilia-tract dag My for immediate application ti ra-
lion Being applied ry. it requma no time tor drying out. it to
IbIoiutoty loototcaeuproot.
it you have never seen this marveloha aid to hotter and cheaper
building. come in and let an show you lust what it hi. or write for
free sample and tituatratod deacriptivc matter
Charles H. Ailhoe,
.
l IIAVIIW AVINUI
IOUTH NORWALK‘ '
1” Mt t~ a? widow! “await. edit?
um. «item. ” ‘ H
Ir ; s. it ~ SPA
Yvitnttcvld than or «cry. dimmed i on. will an Ulric-ply 't‘Ir PIpIi
QIIMW . r r ulster-r Paper.
hour.
"Wilda
Iranian“ aunt-w
”officehtrj 4.,
”lit: with gwuv.
it
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meow menu m w meSectinel For Sale. To Let and
MMMWWN 94'“
Want Alia. Pay
Mention from our present Itch or noreh‘chairi, Porch bombs. Porch Ham» '
tic-id, Morris Burr.
« George V. Smith. John D. liaugh. John
‘ . in Remember. .Condittoned «autum-
aIirJoIInunI In! WWII m
ifill’ its
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it. . . _
’i‘liut thdIe‘ who took the entrance
examinations ran the N'orwalh Highi
school'were we'll prelim-Id is shom‘by
the hanging oiiiiiIHbupils. rum are Y
thirty more. who may take a reexam-
ination and be a'dmtttcd, upon their
{image of the. allifietits in which they
failed to reach the required percent-
age. This will match I decidedly indie ,
entrance clada. Whether there will be .
room ’for them an ‘ in ‘ the high Ichool
building‘ts a matter of conjecture.
The 'gruduting claim in not a very
large one. and there may not be any
too much room in the building for Iii
that an enrollment II will be on the
register an neitt term. " oi chum
there will he places made for all; in
home way, but it look: now on though . ‘-
there will haVo to be same means do- ‘
vised for accommodating'aii on the
opening day. at lanai.
ilecaunh all who pulsed are entitled
to the high school privilege it does not
necessarily Ilg’nii'y install will attend.
There are always a tow Who attend
only the first My, then there are those
who go to the scbcol tor a chart time
only. and there are none who do not
enter at all.
The town may well be proud of t
great number who have succelafu
reached the standard that permits
their attending the town high school,
the list being as follows:
South Norwaik—dv‘rancla Barrett, Al-
lu~rlson lleeru, Maurice Carew, Gor-
don Care. Gnome Druhum,"Wslter Ea-
Ion. Leonard Francis, Leonard liarl-
tell. Marshall ilcyt. liarry O'Brien.
William tl'iiura. Lawmnco Paul, Wil-
liam ’l‘aylor. lieuuie Abrahama. Alma
ilecker. Martha Buckley. Mildred
iiucklcy. Ethel lliitomun. ilurlha lio-
itiltt. lsuhel Gregory, Ethel Johnson.
Louise Knippet. Julia Lambert. Flor-
ence Murphy. Anna Noary, Bessie 80l-
clnon. Gertrude Steinwald. Ruth Weed
Herbert ilerrinx, William Koppel. Ids-
llior hit-adadsklith Miller. Alva Smith.
Milton Stimuli, Catherine Williams.
East Norwnllt iiiii (tiara Anderson. Jan-
et ilcau. Gladys itartram. Alyce lit-h-
up. Gertrude Campbell. Dorothy Crow
by. Ralph Cninpbeli. Mary Derlne. lan-
bei Damon. Leigh Dunn. lily Fielding
Vera Puncher, Julia Havlicek. Hllmn
JIcohIon. Margery Mollormoit, Rich-
ard i'odseint. Wuliuco Palmer. Marion
itoin. Emma Radian. John attain. (ten.
trudo \‘un Gout-Irina. Edith Warm. l.il-.
itan Younga.
t‘.onler~~»(‘laronre (‘nrven (‘iara
l‘larke. Elia (lorries. Europa Daniela.
iieien Fulton. tlunda Gandrup. Charles
iarucl l: liaubuth .lmkaun. Ellie James.
Lora Ktnxulund William Krusch. itch
thI himhau.‘ Spencer itlder. Frances
Standard. Winifred Williams.
Over itiverw Clarence iiennett. Rob-
ert (lmaby. Waiter Ewing, Janet Eu"
witI, Avilda’imwnon. Walter Helicon.
Waiker titorey. blitnor limos. (loom
llilworih. Waller Roberts, Nettle Sai-
iecll; Slauley Baldwin, Blanche Slurp
son, Herbert i.awrenco. Kenneth Sco
' 8t. Mary‘wrlarstieid J. liurnl.
i’. O‘Neil. Bernard J. Weafer. Francis
J. McMahon. Franclu J. Menard. Fran
cia 'l‘. lJnrnI. James M. Urcagh, Peter
A. Pauline. Thomas hi. Riordan, Ger
lrude A. McCarthy. Helen T. ilunt,
Ethel L. Page. Mildred 'l‘. Sheena
Elizabeth A. i’owm‘l. Catherine A. Tie ,
ney. Kathleen A. Tracey. “one 1‘. But-
liyan. Leoneila 1‘. Benton. Mary it.
Riordan. Jennie A. Fallow, Lucy M.
Pauline. . '
uwaylon-\\'Itlace BenetiIhI. Lu-
. liranda. Hortense Bernstein. hill.
tired UltIhmIn. Anna Everett, min
Marsh. Ethel MiliI. Gladys Mills. Ru
IIll Lillie. Mabel Jarvis. Marion Jar
via John Savage
North Went (‘lura Frantic, Florence
Holly. Clara KIrn. Florence Kern.
Gecrltana been. Oliver Lockout.
Stanley Loudon. Eric Miller. Alfred
Neailnc. Nellie thglexworth. Lincoln
iiaon.
North Center-'l‘homaa w. Ryan.
Fiona licdieut. tildncy A. iledleut, Jul-
ian F. tun-hell. Christopher nearing.
il‘ohn w. Wllilunta. Wilfred .l. Mom-
on.
> BrookIldemioseph O'Connor. Occur
Amundsen
North blui-«ituth Greatiry. Ctitlord
Morehcuse.
ltidxenold (‘onter-leiliIm Cum
things. Robert liendrtcliI. ltiItc Lynch.
Robert Moharlhon. Franco Venue. HI-
not Whittiecli
Georgetown Olga Anderson, Gretv
chin Mills.
W-iitoii—ilcbort McQueen Joy Davis.
Gilbert Walters
mm (hater—Loni“ Samson
Katharine Merlot
in addition to: I above about thirty
other candidItII have been condition-
edltn onto or We Iubioetl. ThIIo.to-
goth." ,with all other concluded who
may with to try chantinattons tor It!
mission to the Normal! High about.
will he‘IIImiiiId It til e hlIh Iohool
buildinu dill-inn the iii-It. ”hammock
will be required to take only the out»
locts mentioned II conditioned All
others will be crammed in arithmetic.
Isosruphy. United Stilton hiltory. Eng-
inn Inciting Inc didtiitloil
“clutch WA. RIOIRVID.
After hiarisg’tho widened in the
suit ot the this Inertial Company
againrt Joseph ill. McCarthy. mien
'dny, at his otilce in Washington ItreIt
milieu of the Peace Denial mntcp‘
memo dentition. The critic IrcIe‘ otter
lug. Adele h’uehllnger. Maurine llali— "
. motion death. The man we
.ié. “
l t in but", 1 and: lint .‘
in ...-9o 6:-
New Sailors, 95c
The new. black Sailor; just out. On Saleitom W” M, ”fig
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mes
. “m idea“ of Activity Incremrm"
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Elizitliii‘nl'l
‘ Suits
. 1"] Yr, "mam“ “mutt.
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OVE into your summer quarters at the chars-
or in a country, iant some member of your family
taken iii? Thin is usually due to the. change trunnion-
“dry to uneauitary conditions of plumbing. etc.
Give us the order to tilt up your Ilniimoc home all
conveniently and healthiuiiy as your winter on .
and you will have no more trouble of this sort.
The Jones & HotChkiaa Cd. .
17 wAtI I'l'nu'r nohtvaut. cowl. .
UNITED cnocanr co.
PHONE 143.
20 NORTH Mam" ardent
tuu‘~uy.
Now Open Under Same lion genteel .
Shore Dinners a Specialty ‘ ' '*
Dancing,
Corn on Cob Now Served with Shore binned
Bathing and Other Attractions
HIGH cuss doubters, AF‘l‘éRNO on Iuo'tavcumc. on we mfia
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parnell
Tel. 500 JACOBS BROS. manger-a
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.tth with.
Bathrdoms Cut [to
$5000
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H' hoe rt".
The Heating and Pipmhi It? Gilt
23 MAIN STREET NORWALR "
Whore Bachelor-I Arc Worthlm Ind
Single IlIIIIdoIII iI I Dianna.
Captain F‘rita Duqucnee. who Ipent
Ievenl seasons bunting ahead oi Mr.
llooaevoit in the Uganda jungle home
or the white rhinoceros. describes in
the March Travel Magazine the moat
interesting and powerful tribe of Dark-
oIt Africa. the Kavirolidoa. He Inyu:
its members are noted for their
strict morality and for their abIqute
lack of clothes. ’i‘hewomen wear little.
the men wear nothing. Physically they
are I hIndIomo people -of the Bantu
me the Kavtrondmi are polynmouI. A
hippopotamus fat with which they
smear themelveli comment!» to none
out and milieu. they remind one of
pieces of animated broom. An addition
to the hippopotlniul hit in ground
charcoal or soot which in lured as face
powder in! used by‘wvhite women with
thin Inception it molten them blacker.
They rub It from head to the. Human
vanity is universal.
The marriage o'tl’utoma Ire also inter
eating. with meat AMcIn native poo
pin the Knvtrondoa are polyamous. A
man marl-loo Iii the women he can pay
tor. the. women. of comic. having one
huIbInd. To be correct, the {amnion
are. manandric and the miller are no
lynmonI. To break the marriage vow
hat in In
ouciouure surrounded by the hats ct
hiI wtvoI who do not associate with
him aortas the mlt'liiill period. This on»
tends from two to til yearn. in At-
rlca there are no drill taint lauds III
a child must be fed naturally until it it
able to eat coIrII food Ititih II hippo-
volcanic tiIIti
wants a wife nth must approach her ';
nearest relative and otter Ia * 7'
cows, goat: and shine on he Album:
beauty dementia. it the father infat-
tisi‘ied. the girl without further.
molly, soon to home of her hit,
Often the price is ruined or lo
the bargaining ayatotn and on
which are alivaya kept. or on
no flattery to a young woman '
one goal offered to or since ‘ ‘ ‘a
irondo belle brings as many II 55* or v“;
In. . r “
in war time tli wealth cocci: 4. 1
their husbands to trout Md, Y, ,
on homer in battle than the ,_
practice oannihltlistn and «W ., ~ ~
thtrownaoimlia‘ltii ~V
enemy. Thta habit will no '- '
out in time. A ntly. tth
{grit aileron-pit an: iv fi~
e w drop! I. .
lung and the voter-I aiuihii,
and hipponminl. ’1‘ny lil“
wunta, the" is so many. Iii
They it? the biif0... :tllht
nor lumen I in II- V
whiTiiir. W3C ch! '35,
civiiiIed luxury tor the I
there is IiwaI humanity"
terror ct ciIIIII. ii‘hI - I
teem ”it cover; UH
cloud. it roman .,
Roosovolta d his pat-tit '
through the fleecing Ito
wModieIlta I militate“
lop announced thin morbid! 1%
lion mace IrrInIImInII to " .
the city pavements daily m \ "
The pavements were WW?
wrcioi ago by members oi the V?
ointment. but thiII '
cIllcd or! shot it had but“
I «shoulder.
lititlt‘hrriotl min iti‘ti looked upon In W only i it"?! “in"
a.
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