* . I. party our tuition in his one launch
, r to the Milt island sum not: report on
«final call. ' .
. not. no ”turnout:
" Bakery.Pmducts
on Friday ovonlnt, June 8th. at 7: 45.
(Juan until Dainty
Lane’s Pure Ice» Cream ~ .3
Delicious Homemade
Candy
l‘.
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51 Washington Street,
South Norwnllt
L "The
:QOL
modern LTONlc RECON-
, WRUGTOR, containing the medic-S
sold; only by
F. H BALXTER
my a... “no
Andersoa’ s Launch worlds
q...
Of all kinds promptly built
Board For solo;
attention
Oyster Shell“ Point, Norwnlk
'"oéoT-gnuéi, or Weslport, Qpen: yes
terday afternoon in Norwalk with
triends.
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Harry O‘Brien. of LLE‘reeoent Terrace. ‘
spent last evening with Bridgeport
iriends ,
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Lawrence Gregory, of «High street,
spent yesterday in New Haven with
Triends. .
Thomas Burke, otLNorwaik, assisted
in Giover' s \lox walk shoe store. Satur-
day evening, ~- . ,
Frederick Capén, or Stamford, spent
yesterday afternoon in Cannon street,
with friends.
Charles F Koch of Franklin street,
spent yesterday afternoon in Weslport
with friends.
~Get a to Safety Razor Outfit lor
85c. See ad on runs Thr‘ed‘L‘
Francis 0 Ward, of Arch street, se-
sisted in W. L. Olsen's shoe storenon
Saturday night.
—_._—.
Edward J. :Kucb. 0! «Port Chester.
spent yesterday at his parental home
in Franklin street- -
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Martin Creagh, of Norwalk, has talk
on a position with Riohai’d Moore. in
his Water street lunch room.
Mrs. Timothy Sullivan and son Wil-
liam are spending a week with Mrs;
Gullivan’s brother. William Hyland. of
Statutord.
_ Special Oilioer William Payne, oi the
Norwaik police force, cared for Oth-
oer Jarvis S. Murray's trick on Snow
day night.
Miss Alice Pomoroy, or Academy
street, has returned from an extended
oojourn with her grandmother, in
firooiclyn, N. Y ‘
.Harry and James O’Brien. of Cres-
cent Terrace, took a party or friends
to bang island yesterday in their line
tolling yacht Verla.
A meeting or the Wildflower Clix-Ola
or Klaranaushtornwiil beholder the
home all Mrs. Hamilton, in West street,
o. o. hassles" of Wall or... tooLit
. mucous yesterday. They went nearly
. ’ t
‘WL
was Agatha Hayes. of Balaton are
’I visit. with
. South Norwaih spent yesterday after:
--
Do”.
a visitor wit11.triends in New Haven
yesterday; _.
n
walk, spent yesterday afternoon in
Bridgeport. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ghiotto, oi
noon in Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Thomas. of
SBorkeiey street, uutoed to Bridgeport
“yesterday afternoon.
Lee M‘uthels; of Upper Main street.
took a motor cycle trip yesterday at-
ternoonrto Bridgeport and vicinity.
, _ W a» w
. Contractor ll; Tal’rowitt, or Nor-
waik, has a large force of men at work
.J '
inal extraotives at Fresh Cod Liv-‘
era. with Peptonate of Iron. ‘
Launches and Boats
All vklnds of Repairing giving special ;
‘fi .-
Frank Van Sony, 0! South Norwalit.‘ ‘
spent yesterday afternoon in Bridge-i
William Odell, or East avenue. was L
Charles Hamilton and friend, or Nora, .L
painting the Holy Ghost Fathers home
in West Norwaik. They have been all
work lor some time and the contract
is now hearty completed.
Traffic Ohioer Charles F. Page, 01
avenue, but for the most, part they
gave him little trouble, obeying the
laws of the roadrboth state and city to
the letter.
A. R. Selby, 01.1mm street. has re-
sumed his duties in Prowitt‘s hard-
ware store today, alter a several days'
vacation. Part of the vacation Woe
enjoyed in New York city and Satur-
day and yesterday at Annuals, “1‘.
home, and Short Beach. near Nair Ha~
ven.
Among than who enjoyed the pleas-
ure-at Combo Bowblyesterdoy. in-
cluding picture taking and «vitamins.
are the following: Arthur Elohim; Stan-
ley Stevens, Joel: Borneo. rm Bla—
bell Charles ‘Alhfll. John Wiley.
Thom‘lu Fiahorty, Chariot Face and
Joseph Lookhart
Juno coins“, or Main mat, out
one or his lingers while . at work in
inokwood's. garage on S~Bsturdey and
the report thread about with our in
ore-sing nonhuman. “The out m a
drug store allowed Mr. coma to re
some his work with but littlo dolor?
in: down her trout will: to the «who.
one inning for her" Friday evening.
the Norwallt police force, was kept:
busy yesterday with the numerous
automobiles and motor cruise in West: -
“ Night Robes. Combination Suits.
S The story of the"
' . s toldi
“ in to t3
lollies
LlL
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ing on.
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. F5 Cb mode
All Kinds of Fresh
Round and Long Clams
Connecticut River Roe Shad
Cutbill’s Bridge FlSh Market.
rstzeuoue m.
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lost Received Flue Lot of
' Muslin
Underwear
Corset Covers Drovers. Skim
and Princess Slips.
LOCAL POST CARDS_
6 for do
BIRTHDAY AND MESSAGE
SCARDQ, 2 for 5o. 0 for do
1.]. Mallette
(formerly Mime Dawson)
88 Washington 8}. Tel. MI
six hundred words. We couldn’t
lull the good points about the - i; 2
we sell in to abort a space. ‘ '
. Button the other hand we can sell your
, one of tho suits without saying a word.
Just some in andiook over theiinel; see ..
. S ~ as prioovon the dittorent models That you '
' will walk out with unit is what we are bank:
You" know your style. W’e have the S
that style. " '
sTheuit superiority and quality of our bro
8 will appeal to you. *
FT GRADE
A
Mrl. Frederic): W. Thompson. or .
atom Tonnes. slipper! while barrio .
i’.
small one and 9. bonds“ from the .
Unnecessary Expense
and you will have
Money toDeposit
in our
reatlon of the World
Fish and inhalers
L 3 'm «WW-L‘s
Teeth
exit-now! by the most approved and
most modern method; livery oou
Intentions dentist novel a tooth it
there in» a possibility of doing
so. but it frequently happens
that a tooth has passed the loving
state when a dentist first ones than
there in holiday left to do ut have it
out. With my method the operation is
quick. simple. free from all pain and
ugattsuded by danger or any ill otter
u so a.
Dr. ' J. H. MALLERY
ill South Main St. South Norwnlk
Hours; 9 a. or. to a u. in. Sun-
. days by IPWMIM only.
j One that quencher: thirst
at the some time it cools
the blood: is a boon to sub
faring immunity in. hot
Weather.
We are glad to say we
have it in but: a Hawaiian
. iP’iueuppie Juice? *
Thoro is nothing in it but
, oi . .
”fore you interrupted, was that a good
‘ New York” ,
“‘He hasn’t from New Yoflt,‘ Lin;
‘terpolatod Lue’y Dohsom.
. lDfiSRU.
Talked. and you but tonsiliitis‘.
' you remember i lost my best gold
bangle that very weak?
L mooted.
’m and when he went aboard lilo
L That takes any the whole surprise.
But whorl was about. to any.
blow in never one that is told in the
bosom or the speaker" s tamii‘y " ”
”float Tholb- ~
“one said the story had been toidL
”h r w Ethel Stounion'n cousin from
» “By Jovoi that‘s so.";Fornalti or
claimed emphatically.
[ day l was dining a} the Wharton“. , .
‘ \i’amille and We had reached dessert. .,
tin Foam Ind limit!.Wbou mush .
*mmsn belho'bicht her of or in
”not! which silo desired to tell no.
S'he canto v
,.SBurneit Oid' ranch
Li Monogram Rye Whiskey
‘ rile California Claret
Two Bottles Wine (1 Port, i Sherry)
Strum Syracuse! .
“Maui, that can't be ao.’ Ted Dob-
son but to quickly.
CL! Yoara'
“‘Weli Ether: cousin was coming
on to Boston tor a Christmis party; ‘
Elisabeth continued ‘and he“ a. .
“ ‘You know it wasn't a Christiano
Lucy corrected: ‘it was an
Easter boil. You and 1 both were ,
Don‘t
"You. and i had to pay the boy
that found it 810.‘ Mr. Dobson norm
f'Now. Ether: cousin had with
him one or those great big English
“ maintain. he didn't take tho
train: it was the bout' Lucy on-
wound.
family detorflrnveiing byz‘roil?‘
. "fun: declared Mrs. Damion. ‘Yon
nod: their lather was killed in that
terrible accident when three cariosdo
of passengers were burned up intuit
tunnel. When was that. lather?
"'That must have been early in
rear: replied Mr. Dolmen. ‘ior l who
down South with my regiment just
at that time!
"th. no. pa.’ Tod cried decisively;
'you know you always aid you were
out Welt until the and ot i862.
guess you're netting mm on your
dotoo.‘
"'Ao l was ming,’ Elisabeth wont
on. The roun: mn'v'ent aboard the
train
“' he beat; .bo totally oiiicuiatod.
“It. wont :boord the boat dam
in: bin that ii: box. containing, bo- g
ride- his clothes. two very curious;
transcripts. which his Aunt Susan
was sending-J
ml’lot his Aunt Susan; it was I
friend of bars. on old school triond.’
Lucy unclaimed.
“Well, nothing hwooaod until the
{allowing moroion.‘ Elizabeth ro-
Iumed, 'wbon the young man was
hurrying “hora. it was. oh you
early-enot more than half out nov-
ow
mNot more than imit- past sevoni'
Tod remarked scorniully.
“Ibo was Just nylon." I ventured
to noun-t “that tho young man with
the bin has had hit the boat.”
“Yon: alto method. ‘Ho picked
up his large bag and rind Ill-4
"'Now you on ")0 on the main
point.’ buoy «muttered. "it. Wt
he took his bag. but really"
S “lion. buoy} her slam the re-
urouohtullyr you mustn’t tell that nt.
As be 6m hurrying to catch the first
electric oar-J
‘i wish you wouldn’t clip your
own. Elisabeth; her {other said ro»
WW. 'll iI ouch a bed “bit—-
sm worn the your so!» prou
phoning tho letter R.’
“‘A car was Susi condos around
the zoom, will. bolus about to
lump aboard. unborn“ a "WWW
ml. in a What”. not even wait-
in: MMmrmom.S “possibly
in; the what who. a m u.
vmduudsommmortbo
oer ibm bar Already on Mr W
,, mbit. ‘WAS’S‘L‘T (b
wire. to prom Mninluo reunion. also
thus have tailor on her book, baton
_"‘!ather l bun t"- arm with
MW ml
‘i know his lun- ’
Sily a. well as i know my own name:
‘ they“ vo lived in New York tor twen-
“Don‘t you know all that .
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ern inoto.
FUTURIBT VIEW OF WOMEN.
Simon Marmot" Rim Against the
Box Before London Audifitce.
Signor Mnrinetti. the leader oi’ the
Futurist movement in its”. is at pres»
ent in London and lectured last week
at the Lyceum Club to an audience of
Women, who heard him amiabiy.
though be abused them as a a x and
described himself as their one y.
He told them splritedly and vividly
oi the Futurist movement and its at:
live wariare against the beauty or old
dead things. classical ldeog philooo
pliers, archaeologists,nro1eaaors and
antiquarian who, itve in the ancient
idealuand canvaniionu. He told how
the new movement is sweeping the
young men of ltaly into its ranks. he
described the tree lights which have
token place in Venioo. Rome and Fior‘
sues between the Antiquisui and the
Futurists, and he untried in the wait»
coins or the modern industrial spirit
in Italy. Then be cause to the iuilw
once or women on lite and bio Voice
rose with passion on he denounced the
piece oi Woman in blgtory and the evil
blight ot that “mmantio lose" or which
she has been the ohioet throughout the
centuries.
This romantic love. he says. has
been a minor in which all thovioo o!
Luna has been bred. The woman or
beauty, with‘hsr amorous dentist. so
orotiu nature. her utter “intone“.
has cruelty. hr urban. her (wily. has
been hit» the luminous woman in the
bible u; when young men trots hidden
to bottom liar mkoliltu coils ban
smelled the nobint total: or manhood,
aorordinl to title Futurist. by in»
lemons and Masonite luvs also burn
" ‘ and mini health
Miflhbtllr Till Futurist, be doom.
‘ , will but the no at maturity from
,, him. the rushing: no his mistress
L Considered by many the best typos!
low cut shoe. . Made on the most mod.
gap at the olden.
Metal Volcano and Buckskin.
$2. 50 $3 $350
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90 WASHINGTON ST.
1 g L. . - p. ‘7 ‘
A comto‘mblo and speedy Tou'rlnLg Car, with a quiet runni L
band on the finest mechanical principles. 4-80 tour or five an .
Touring Car. lolly equipped, at 81675. Runabout. moon. '
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Agent [for Western Connecticut -
inun their will“ to do may
.mfi! the outlet um. (mill
Do not slip:
Po:
the Shoe! or
at col
82 South.
terest and some with sympnt
agreement. ' , ‘
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WOMEN PARAGlTEB.
“Women hays become aooia
sites. " Dr. Nearing continued.
the next stage will be better, _
is up to yen women who are Lo
’90 earnestly (or voice. As it L
man is the producer, woman
produeor The whole ounce
women of the middle and up
see is to sponge on the men. .-
you become producers the ‘
necessity for your existence w
part and you will cease to exist.
lure will find a way." Foilowin
that the women of America can
the United States, "Just an i ‘
men or RomoSruiuod that empire
failing in their duty and not prl :
enough Roman captains for i
sinus."
it is true enough. aeriouuly’ a
that civilisation has leudhd loL’
been left with nothing in do“
comparison withiho‘ mil.
women who slave in l'tt'w
the home the leisure slant an
intro. And for that loin ’
moo themselves and an
era to bloom. Moot Ash
want their wives to look
that is all Nine out or
«loom, it financially a
our. They try to
tooth. That in out w
Matures of increasingly
first and most. «calms
luxury. been». it
nonhuman or that vast ’
‘ “who do work. '
binning mm for
ties of a continuously
thouxb a plane that
Win. sh m m
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