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‘0. W. Bartlett of Meriden, has been
visiting in New York city. “
. ..~,. .
Mrs. Richard Abbott or Norwslk.
has been a recent guest At (‘harles Ab.
bott'a, in Wilton.
Miss Maud Caatle has returned to
her home in Norwaik after a visit with
Miss Maud Northrop, lu Danbuty.
*Straw Hats, $1.25 to $3. OBrien.
The flag staff on top of the It at G
factory in Ann street has been ilylug
a handsome new burgec this week.
Miss Helen Coieburus of Norwalk.
baa been the guest of Miss Doris God-
tfrey at the home or the latter in Can-
tion Station.
‘The annual violin recital by pupils of
Clarence B. Nowlan will be held in
the First Congregational Church chop»
el. Dunbury, Monthly evening, June 27,
at 8 o'clock.
Tuesday», James l‘. Bionketi and
John '1‘. McKeon went fishing. The
fish were not. biting wall for Mr. Mc-
Kcou, while» Mr. Piuukett captured
nearly a bushel.
’l‘he midsummer outing of the Con—
necticut Association ‘of Local Fire in
lltlt'ant'e Agents will be held Friday at
Dorlon's Point, last Norwalk. Din
nor will be served at 1:30 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton C. Morey, of
New Britain. are the proud parents of
a son. The youngster was born on
June 17th. Mrs. Morey was formerly
Miss Jennie Cahill, from Norwulk.
-~Dralu and 86%? pipe.
itaytuoud
Tile. tail chimney of the St. George
Paper and Pulp Mill has been painted
And repaired. The work was done by
A man in a bos'ns chair. it “was quite
interesting to see him at the job, and
there were many who stood and watch»
ed him.
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The. Society of the War of “”2 of
the State of Connecticut will hohl its
mutual meeting on Saturday at the
Nathan iiaie schoolhouse. East 11nd
dam The meeting will follow that of
the Sons of the Revolution. which will
be at it a tn.
o
"berm Sherwood was hardly recog-
nizable to his friends today on his
daily rounds About the vWItshingiou
street bridge. ”bean," who in a well-
kuowu character whose home is sup-
poued to be at the toth farm, H“ been
growing a big head or hair and a board
of corresponding size. Yesterday, Ai-
lie Eula. of the Oddo barbet shop on
the. Washington Alrcct bridge caplut»
Ad "tam" Add; in A low minutes had
show the latter a; most of his hirsute
decorations; “teen" was very much-
pleased with the operation. even
though it changed his appearance very
materially.
-—-l’anamas cioauod, at 0'llriuu's.
John H. Tyson is getting ready for
some fAAt sailing ovor the waters of
lamp Island Sound. Mr. ’l‘yttou is about
to Add a hydrovplsne to his “(ml at
water call. it is to be equipped
with a Airborne-porter (our cylinder
tour cycle DeDstrioh motor and the
cstitnated speed is ill htich per hour
The craft is about 20 feet long, and
perhuluiJotll' week wide. A is built
with a spoon-shaped bow. 'l‘bo.8tam
ford Motor Compony iaibhildlng Ml.
plane and installluz the engine and .. ’
the craft is about ready for A triaii
Apia. Mr. Tyson will enter it for the
elimination contest in connection with
the ram 101- the British intomotloust
trophy to be held over the forchmout.
course in August. The. elimination
trials are to he held earlier in the
month. tit Beautician
smmllt Custom
General Cecil-Adler
«in work. modicum
ploflfillolls
ti:
annual not:
1mm: obscrluhy‘ um “All All cos
m. twin
rs. 816-3
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26 who sets
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' business Ind in punitive! pioneers.
AM "‘
i day evening.
millsrgurlts Dilution. Union
rm hAi'i recovered from a two week“ A
hills». .
lflifl Wfibi (V RV ‘-
Tile «bottom
clt'l‘rinity Obit oh
chain will its hold tamarind Aveilitlx.
lblltbad dt'tonlxhi H
H “l. W M t
Angora “Atoms . clinician».
Miss, spent yesterday in Norwalk. on
. r
was:
wllenry trolled h. Bridfispon. wannal w
pu‘AAt io't MilA' t'hsrinsl beers over
Sunday. He returned to his home Bun~
A
mot. '. it i .w. All! Lit ,oiiaui We'rsuWA'HW‘
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. a. who mulortmklsmuyormmdnu.
oi the East Avenue Methodist and Ad
vent Christian Churches will be held
this evening.
FRFHWW
Miaa Maud Autism, is ill Ar Lori ‘
humorist bowls street Since shA had
‘ rheumAtlsm recently she has been ill
' . most all of the tithe. -
rHomtmur Cats,hermetically.
Mrs. Frederick Fiddler, of Broad
ltivor, spent yesterday with her sister,
Mrs. William it. 'l’hothpiton. 'at the
home cube latter. in Brooklyn. Mrs.
Thompson is convalescent after a re-
cent illness
Chauncey L. Plait is A prize light on
thuniast and will no to Reno, Nevada,
to tuwituess the Jeffries-Joluiaon bat-
tle. He will leave Namath soon on
the trip and is greatly delighted over
the prospects creasing the big light. .
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The choir of the East Avenue Metho—
dist Church will now hold regular
weekly rehearsals under the direction
of N. Smith Ferguson, who has charge
of the. church music. The rehearsal
for this week was held Tuesday even-
lug
”uh“...
A special meeting of the Grace ParJ
lab, will he held this evening at the,
home of Levi Warner No. 5 Arch:
street for the purports of electing at
pariah clerk. Alter the parish meet-
ing there will be a meeting of the \‘es-
try at the same place. '
Andrew Wargo AAA been tirinklngi
ihcavlly or late. and yesterday was on:
the verge of delirium tremcuo. "in?
wife had him arrested. but this morn-3
lug he Appeared to be all right again.
and the case was continued by Juditoi
'i‘uyior until July 9th.
It now looks us if the officers of (111%
Sixth Company, C. A. 0., (l. N. (l,
Would be sent to Fort 'l‘erry next Woe '
At this place the camping luatructtoum
will be drilled into the men in proparl
Alton for the ion days catup’at Port 11.;
G. Wright. The men will go into;
camp on July illiit.
i
The graduating exercises of the (tent:
ter school will be held tomorrow after.;
noon in the School in Main streetg‘
Thermhas been an elaborate proprami
arranged, and it is hoped that a large»
number of the friends of the children.“
beside their parents, will be present.
All are cordially invited to Attend.
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it tuur lino. or flpmmer
tlslic denim, planing l
hostels;
Wishihuilor the house. porch or town to of ar-
sh said it! motility coconut); As tonsil or no
iture for inside an Yttu' lit at lots at treadmill lb militias your
_ twin our present stock in F 13°” chairs. lierbh Itir A‘hA’t Porch Hars-
”it, lipvim IwinpA. Lawn BAHAMA) sdquAt Sour. “window“; Garden
IluA FismA PAmctlcn Oil ItAvAA,‘ Ate. We want you to khow that this is
the Desi glove estimation.
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Aw claim And Em em. a.
”all WWW Street. South Norwsilt.
Q 15 Jackson
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Eyes Examined Free
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it “ COLLEGE!
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it makes a difference that WiiiCN and Within?! you buy your Folli-
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our Oxfords and Pumps in all the latest styles tor women are WHAT
you ishould buy Now it you want to be in the front row for upto-
“33‘, A. 50, $3 $3.50
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The warm weather approaching will soon necessitate lighter
weight underwear. Are you pmperly supplied! You'll travel for be
{are yourseo anything like the variety or summer undermined“ that
we are showing. no you are sure of finding here just the kind Adapted
to your particular needs.
Here Are Hints:
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FackAbti‘HH"
When you hire an auto oblle you
should have the best the artist at-
fords and that best is a Packard,
seven passenger car.
3% better or pl IBM way to en
to In your men ii. and the price
is very detachable.
A minimum charge of 05.00, or
93.00 per hour for two hours or
more.
$25.00 for a day.
W. it HANFORD
42 some MAMMIT
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Au entinettt physician of New York
city. whose name will be ulvo‘b upon
Application, writes the following
strong tsAtlmohlA * “ "i' “' ‘
it is with pleasure that 1 forward
you tillli testimonial rmrdlitx mi t
Litck’s Medicine. Maury rs of lit}
by ”the best physldla “A in his ”site ion
of the. country, i can AafAiy recommend
it to all those sulfarlnt mortalli Illllbl-
sd with the motto tryluxuiloase mau- '
kind suffers from—«namely. Rheunlii-
ism. There is no remedy on the min
rot lousy which prowl-AA more fit
the immediate relief and punish
care at MoutnAtiAm than Dr. Dick’l
MedloiaaM‘ my her-oust experience with
Its use in a little number at ones will ‘
Th H [tell 8; Body Co
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SUMMER VESTS. cotton or Hale ....................... 1b to .1 50
IILK yours. sleeveless ..... . ........................ $1.00 To $3.00
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KNIT PANTS into trimmed or cuff knee ........... {66. 3b: And 500
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'l‘bllt subdivide ‘ldt- nut and plaster is made of kiinudrliid ma int-
bedded in Asihntt Mastic. it is Attriscsd with sited cardboard. cut
in 4 x i title A Aud‘Ail ready far immediate application Add decora-
tion. Being applied dry. it requires no tithe for drying out. it is
Absolutely moisture-proof.
it you have never seen this marvelous aid to hotter and cheapilr
building, coma in and let us show you just what it is or write for
{too sample and illustrated descriptive tastier.
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Au Aim Arrived
aarodnrhnr. tune up
who know Attorney and 8. Chopin .
but hsvruot‘ bemido'ocuusintedrwlth ‘
httn intimately *it will M‘MWI" to learn!
that its is married and has been since
September 4, 1909. Many of his tail-
mate friends have already that Mrs.
Chapman.
AA last an the good word is passed
along the. line Mr. Chapman gets con-
Aratulatlons. it was last like him to
No man fights harder
to keep out or priutond makes a
greater effort to avoid publicity of any
nature. Mrs. Chapman was formerly
Miss Kate Hastings Barbour of New»
ark N .1.
Until last Friday Mrs. Chapman has
. iived~at Newark where'tbo marriage
was celebrated. She is now to Bridge-
port and Mrsnttd Mrs. Chapman -‘wili
go to housekeeping la the our future
Attorney Chapman is in the Menu;
building and has W'Olllev'kflown par-
ticularly through his work for the
Law Enforcement league. He is wide-
ly known and has a large number of
friends.
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PF 81' PHIZE AT
HARTFORD. June 23.-—'l‘ho lath an»
aunt Connecticut Saengorfest was
brought to a close that night at Char-
ter Oak park. Monday was a any of
reiolciug and gmdi’ellowship. but yet!-
ierdAy afternoon and evening came
finale. A more piensaut day could not
have been naked tor. and everywhere
there was laughter and singing and
the marks 0! a gala day.
The big parade was the feature of
.——'l‘o thou
SIEIBEIIFEBT '
the rousing good times and the grand ‘
the morning. The judges of the par-
match Upon mulling the corner of
grounds or Charter Oak park The so.
on its own special bond. marched to
the grove. A dinner was then served
by the picnic committee after wblt‘h
litt' leatlvlllcs hogan.
First there was a band concert, or
herbal»; better called A medley of
band concerts for each band began to
play. each trying to ontplny the others. .
and e \‘eryone began to shoal
An d sing, Add the good time
was cu. Next, AA fit the
custom at German picnics. each socie-
ty. headed by its hand, started to pa-
raddthc grounds stopping to visit the
different groups in turn.
At each meeting, the bands played
a selection, there were songs sung in
German, and there was Always an in-
tercbauge of speeches. The specc‘bé'l'
were delivered from chairs and tables.»
and the fervor oi the speakers and the?
furious applause would have put the
hottest campaign meeting to shame.
lluriug this social time a number all
the young people went to the casino
for dancing. while many of the boys‘
and ,VOIlllg mou engaged in athletics.
'l‘lle Athletics were in charge or Jullul
ran. Assisted by William Petsch. 'l‘ho
liliiyard dash and the standing broad
iutup were won by Karl Wilhelmi and
W. Holler.
At 6 o‘clock the crowd: were all
gathered in front of the grandstand.
and After a short speech by Al. M.
Kordor. the prints for the singing can. > ,
test. at Park Casino Monday afternoon
wore anouuced As follows:
Societies of the First Clash—First
Ade were scattered along the line oi .~
i‘upltoi Avenue aud lmtrcl street the .
parade was met by special trolleys!
which conveyed them to the picnicF
cietics arrived at the park shortly At i
i tor noon. where eAch society. escorted
prise won by the Hermattusohne Mimi
second. Con.
cordlA. Waterbury.
Societies of the Second (liAstirst
. prise. Arum, Bridgeport; lecond (luau
tot club. New Britain. third. Concor-
dia. Seymour; fourth Germanic So
clety. fluctuation.
sect-Au of the Third cum—«rum‘
not awarded. as Prol. llltnil ltAyl of
New York; one? or flu judges left the
city without-twain: in his scores.
- Societies of the Fourth OiWFirst
prise. GorditmiAM‘ou-tuxton: «.Aecond.
Moderation 'Rooltviiio: third. n-
tra'chtrwsl plant.
The pa _
gfollows: li'lrst the’a V. OAIterrAlch
New Brltaiu, second, Hartford Sebast-
Isnysreln; third Quartet club New
.4 .‘
~ . llritslni fourth Lyra Singing society.
Morldeu.
the announcements oluths prices
were received amid shouts of
clause. and there Wars only A scatter-
ing few whose opinions dllferod from
may at the judges.
During the evening \danciut was en-
toyed.
‘L.
An» A:
m to
bus it preached At you libs tithe.
f
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prides were :awArdAd AA
“:6. to I)“.
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for woman"
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Tomorrow will be A Great lsrgAin my Heidi”. OVOI‘F‘tHO“ norm
and you will note thA wonderful sailing opportunitm thAy "oftAr
NF 1‘ur k'isb FF1‘ow Sis. bi:
Corset Covers. 12%c~
About 200 in the lot. Turkihlt 5
Lace trimmed i‘oraet Covers, on
'ttovrstArwtttic who lot lasts. ~1le
Wash skirts; - 98c 81x53 Ail-“dis sic.
A large shipment oi Misses' and load quality Muslin. full size.
Ladies' ‘WAAh Skirts in white 81x90. Just another good Fri-
and linen color. . On sale title day bargain. talc
$1.50 .Dolls,- 96c zscuttbonsavtla
I
Winch Sleeping Dolls, Layer W; inch has of} Black Willem.
*Aoidlesstlhm Alto. commute ; “ib‘wili (til bailiff; 9“ 5919
i
Lawn Kimonos, 10c
A limited number of very good
quality Lawn Kimonos on sale
Friday. 10c _
’ (one to a customer)
250 8321313 Caps, ISc
()ur line of 25c llaihiug Caps, on
sale Friday, 18c
Dresses ai- $2. 29
Lingerie and Princess Dresses. 1"
in white trimmed with lace 0n
, sale Friday, 32. ’9
MINTZ’S
.52.”: .ttalttuw scrotum All”?
All Silk Hilde ”
Ladiea' All Silk Hose, on Able
Friday, lilo .pulr. ?_ .. _
32w 5°31! 5%
We will group (oge‘the‘rto Uhtrittr 5
mod Shapes sold fift'to 82. All. ;
for Friday’dllc "Mme "
his?
5""9'6Dresses,
Vm .tlnc Lingerie menu's,
«wanna-to 925, on. meta.”
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92 Washington St...
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South Not-walk ‘.
mow dim
Neverduéty ‘
10c PER . GALLON .,
0t Will.0il YW still“ fill it! Square Foot.
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Century wnrntrkoonuc c“
it activity: ‘AW. roman.“ an. no: so "
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YOU MOVE into your summer Quarters at the shore
ot in the country isn't some meiltber or your infinity
taken ill? This is usually due to the change from sun
ital-y to unsanitary conditionA of plumbing. etc. ,_.
(live us the order to fix up your summer home In
conveniently and beautifully as your winter residence
and you will have no more trouble of this tort ‘
The Jones 8. Hotchktss Co. » -
.47 min; eraser NORW. coils.
VA
Shore-Dinners a Speciality. ”Ditto” Boatilig.
Com on Cob Now Served with‘Shore Dinners 3.
Birthing and Other Attractions .
.HlGlt cLAss concurs, AFTEANo on AND EVENING, on: may,”
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Paws
'.l"ei 500 JACOBS BROS. nauseous _ ' ', ‘
Filbii Lidia‘s: To Aron Hours. he too unprofitable ._
1.08 ANOELES Cal. June 28.-—~ U
‘ ' AUTO COLLIDI WITH I
While there is no likelihood ol’ later; . wrfloN XFQ‘I
foretfco with the Moran-Alton ten-
round contest Friday night, steps are
now being taken to partial all ring
encounters in the future by high it-
cause.
Attorney Nathan New» of the Civic
Hithtiot‘imlr Committee or the
chat-eh ‘Msrsitoa. addressed it com
mutilation to the (lily cannot! lousy.
urllng that body to "still“ while still‘
prise tight Amtiment is at flood" and
an *ordiushus‘ «murmur bottle!
oontosts'ib stringently out they will
NEW HAVEN, June Rafi-Al A
or A collision in Reunion r ill}
tween an automobile driven by Gilli.
oral Phelps noutnmAry,sotttliiA city
. Ami In Atom- yuan. it» list
which wa- Thoma ll. we.
was injured About tbs built
our Moomllud. his ll? of”
who was riding with Moat - » .
bumpy Art. osusrAr " "
charged with rocklbss d
in rectum AAuthtl
W‘Aiulurlol.‘ ' “'3 Mt
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