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EASE
"NORWALK
I Get
Your
7 B
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Filled
at. the
Drquants
ridge Pharmacy
Prompt and efficient
service at all timel.
Personal attention giv-
en to oil prescription
work.
Chair: for our trolley
patrons. Coins in and
Walt tor your car.
bRIDGE panama
J. PARK ER. Manager
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lilTllEil elitist
ENTERTAINMENT
Successiul Altair Given by the
Junior League of East Avenue
Church
he Junior Lengtte ol‘ tho ltiuul Aro-
nno M. E: Church have no outertuin-
ment to very upprorlntive nudtonco.
[out droning. Mother Goose and hor
children hold high rnrnirni. dressed
in their unreal t’rstlx-ui robots to attend
the reception. First outdo u uot'iou of
inblouux. Mother tiood reciting tho
rhymes. and the children illustrating.
Then Chino. the reception propor, in
which Mother (loose. wishing uorrow-
fully for her children. lt-ll nuioop whilo
wultlug for them. Soon in they all
troopod. linully ‘Eilli‘Pi‘tltllllg in dunking
lier n'nd.slm. happy again with tho
dour children, ind ”Will to play to tho
tiltlo ()I' ll pretty illlll'i‘ll.
The little proplo tlosm‘i’o n urout
dent of erodil for tho hourly why in
which tltt‘y pluyvd thoir pttrtu. l'vr-
Imps Mildred lun'ejoy won the [limit
"hourly." tor uh " wot: tho Quotui oi
llrurtu. Stnnloy (inrptuttt-r pluyrd the
.Knnro und utolo llli' tptoon'u turtn with
u rluht good will. Kennt-th lluy utndo
‘u vory reuliutir King Kain. Little
liolen Soutrntu. nu Minn Mullet. With
very t‘riuhiont-d no the “spider not
down bonido hor." Simple Simon. or
(irrulti blood. in hiu ri'oryduy t‘lotliru,
(tt‘ntltiu't mnkn hid slow bold wntnr.
(lladys itonoh und lmullr li‘iurh druorvo
prnlno tor impersonating tho tnilhluu
mold nun bur ouoori no woll. 'I‘bo int
and loan were nil onion by llunoi lion!)
and ilubnrt Lilly. to "Junk Sprutt."
Mill‘li‘i .llllltlti mudo u protty pit-turn
in tho tullit-nn “lid-poop,” unti i‘tii‘lloii
ll'liotntnndlou won it wry willottwuy
lioy lilno. Bud Aunt Nunoy, Mnrlon
iiuutod. crtod runny tours who" they
told her her old ttrny uoour won druid.
nnti poor old Mothvr tittbburtl. Luuroi
tittymour. t'rll budly when aim found
her t'upboitrd wuu burn and hor {toggle
outthl lilll’t‘ no nuppur. All hopo poor
Junk and Jill. (irrultl Monti und Murlon
East NorWalk Scltocl
" “District
’l‘bo hunt! votorn oi' the ltnat Nor-
walk Ftnlmol tllutrlct urn horoby notla
tint! and warrior! that the annual mo t~
lntt of unidliintrlrt' will ho hold at the
l-huh t’i'lltiDlllUll‘ll‘, in unit] district. Fri-
ttuy. Juno 1“. lint hi it o‘clock p. m..
for tho tollowlm llili'ptinmi. to wit»:
to hour the Munro. 0! tho‘lllstrlut
Chili'llllloe. Tl‘r.-iltlill‘iil and Collector
tor rim punt your; to oloot a District
tlotmnlttrniuu for tho term or three
Iii
yourn trout billy to. Hill. untl othor‘
ollloorn tor tho ruining your; to nu-
iimrifio tho l‘liuir tilt Coiniillttoo to bow
row snob sum or sum of monoy for
the grind?“ running nxnennett ot the
.bistrlot on tho mooring uhull Id out
bout. nod to transmit uu‘y other hint»
, :1:nit.1ti'tllitii‘ income before noon meet.
it. it. - ,‘ r ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ,
‘3 onto to Final Norwuik. tun tout
ditty otJuuo, lbil. _
j . ldilodlni‘lti.
FRANK ti. titiY't'.
. Mil. nonhuman.
hultdofiuht r‘mdfl' onion hummus
‘ ? . ‘iltlut:
Coleman. were not serlod'lily hurt tnll~
ing up hill. Little Tommy Tucker
won given by Junior, Nicholle, and tilt-
tle Junk Horner by Leulio Hosted.
[The throo men in a tub' wore Stanley
Carpenter. lint-old Finch and Hubert
Lilly. How they did squirm around!
Freddie Lgveloy mudo an ideal "mm bore. been looking for No yours. There,
son. und Olive lllpnon, as Danie 'l‘rot.
wnu eqnnlly good. Mother Goose her
self. that. happy old lady with her chil-
dren, was excellent. Mildred l‘lett.
tilled the part to perfection, and was
voted u very entertaining Mother
Goose.
l Alter the children's hull with over.
four of the older girls gave the com-
edioitn. “Tho linrgiur Alarm." in which
Peuolope‘s two elderly aunts are wor-
ried terribly over it broken burglar
ulnrtn. They arranged one for thum-
seivea which frightened poor Bridget
nearly out of her senses when the
chitin in the window. utter huviug ink-
fen “u nun. slhroll wid Jim Murphy."
‘d‘hero worn tnuny ludicrous situations
which unnteod the nudtonce grently.
The trust of ohurnrtoru won:
Penelope. u young girl visiting her
hunts. Misti Edith Worm.
bliss Murthn. her maiden nunt. bliss
Marlon llol’i'ltt.
Miss Mury. the younger nnntwlilins
Dorothy Crosby.
lirldgot-mh‘llsu Holt-n iinutod
After the play in! cronm was sold
and u sorinl time onloyod by all. A
tuir titlili won nrtltd by tho unto of
tickets and great“.
Tomorrow is to ho tnlnulonury duy
hi the Adwut (:iirletiun Church. 'i‘bnro
bus been onito u content going on in
tho Sunduy school between the boys
und the girls. to not: which uldehould
give the iurxeut until ot money for
tnlsolontt. This rontout closes tomon
low nntl tho result is implied with
llttlt’ll intorout. in the owning, loltot'tt
\\'lllflbt‘ rend from. Mrs. Annu lltldi‘stlll
nnd also Albert liuduou, both of tinildy.
lilndruo. South intiin. Mrs. Hudson
who formerly Minn Anna Nickorson. oi
hidiio uvnnno. blunt Norwnik. who wont
to the initiation llt'lll in bohuli of the
Advent. Uhrlntlnn pcoplo lnut Septotn-
lwr. it is vitpot'trd that ‘llle ohurrh
will bo‘iillrd to tho doors. nnd i'rlonda
uro requested to be present curly to
M'l‘lll‘tl dé‘nllnblo items. sorrit‘o ho-
glnu promptly nl 7::lu. A program
in!) of grout lint-rout hon been nrruug‘
ml. us lollowu:
Morning.
liymn No. viii» "I ntnut go."
ittending ol’ St'ripiuro.
llrnyor.
itoritutlon. il'ny ltoynoltluwWho’ll ilny
u Shuro lu (lilinu?
iioriintion. inoz i’lntt-wt‘ountltu; tho
l‘t‘lllllt'ti.
brutal-club by iniunt t‘luuuwb‘liuuiounry
l‘ounluu.
llytnu No. lwlllli‘i't‘til i-‘loltiu.
lint-Hutton. iinzt-l ltoyntildu
tlu litiuuiouury.
iiirthdni lion (lollortlt‘in.
Matters truth Our Minnionnrlou.
iiytnn Nulitibrwvfllioul ho tbo lib."
lionodlrtlon. «to
Evonlna.
llyntn No. brainy to tho World.
Htil'llltilrti rottdintz.
l’ruyor by Buiwrlntondunt.
iiooitutlon»=«~“A l.lltio Muld'o Solution,"
Amriin Knorr.
iiorltniititim-»"llyinu in (‘ltiun Without
God.“ tiortrudo tirorhcbner.
liyunn~”ll‘rom tireonluud'tt toy Moun~
intuit."
lterllution “A Wilton."
noldn.
blxorolnowlliorry Mlonionnrlou. ~
()l‘l’nrlntt out! notions for tho wuoit.
Satori lnn- w-Chill‘fill Choir.
Ad‘tlrmo by pnntoi‘.
bottom from Our Mlulonnriott, former»
ly of blunt Nortruik.
lieultuttouwml‘odtlyn
riddle Kbhmeolti.
lirmn No. tilti= witurountion.
Benediction. .
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The onnttolonoutluu or tho dual Non
walk anhoolullntrlci will be held on
Friday owning uoxt til it o‘dioclt. oi
the Flinn oohooi. tor the following pur-
poser:
.trict «glimmlllfitl. trottnurnr and bullets.
tor for tho post your: to elect ti dine
trlrt cominltleei‘ntin for the term of
turbo youra trout July in. lhll, and um
er hinders tor the ensuing your: to tun
tum-tho the diatrluti committee lotion
The hit-
Grhco Roy-
.1.
l’urtnerabip.“
the than! running any:
adlntrlct as the meeting obult doom
5 WW
. bout. .
The ()rlolea und illoytioworn are
scheduled to ploy a gumo. noxt Sun
'urduy, on the Mayflower orul. This
[game in one towurdo which the tuna
.‘Wohtport [moon y but: no henniltul
u ("shore trout us anyvtiection on Long
lulnnd Sound. The harbor in good. and
dotted bore and there with inlota and
islands. where are loctttod linoly lam.
out daisies, with handsome limited.
and the scene hail itrnlydoiightiul one.
Many of the place» tnlte especial pains
with tho lnndurnpe and art gardening
detullu. and in the summer time tho
proportion orc- nt their bout. Them
um numerous ’attruotive drives
throughout the town. and the wealthy
New Yorkore some time alto saw the
beauties of the plttcevund nanny magni-
ficent routdoncea have boon built.
The town is very nicely situated.
lining on the main line ot the New
York, Now liuven nnd Hartford Roll-
rond nod h ring oxceliont trolley con-
nect ona. he wntor iucilltlen are un-
surpuused. there being it tine harbor.
'l‘ho shore property into been rapidly
lhus been on intonao rivalry between
'the blunt Norwalk born for some time
.und speculation is rife no to which
itenm its tho better. Next wooku game
pwill probhbly decide the adult, ul-
thongh it in thonfiht that the loser will
challenge the winning team to unothor‘
CONS”.
The meeting at the men's clans ol
dovoloped during the hunt tew yearn.
tending to make the’ town quite a sum»
mot resort. Lying to the eaot‘ol Nor»
.walk, a number or Norwnik people,
i with others trom Bridgeport. Daubury.
éiletbol and other tuition towun. hm
:tthuirod property ill Combo Mills.
i and some titty cottages and bungalows
.huve been omitted thorn. making a,
At Canine the;
loompiete settlement.
l town bus erected a largo pavilion, and
lthore tire bathing and boating (with
l lien. An extension may be made agnin
; this summer.
., it... .‘ or _. ,
h timid-ripe pineapple (whose condl.
tlon can be uucortttinod- it the top
loavos pull out too ounllyl lit served
Wholo or in large sections. Sections
mm lute pulled off readily and it in eaten
with sugutr much the sumo wny..thnt
nnhnlled struwberrlos uro served.
.4. .u...
Heavy worth silk shoots uud pillow
canes are u now and luxuriouu tnrhion
oi‘ budding that uound deliciously cool
and comfortable for illlilllllol’.
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Now deplornbiy often in it the cone
ihut in u womuu'n effort to ho. gownod
in the height of fashion out» elthol
orordrortn-o or ohooeno n auto too
young for her yours.
uplcuously dressed.
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Mort- up to (into thou the one of
that funny for combining darh‘urny rel.
it should be lli‘t":
him to be well groomed and not con-Z;
black volvot on the lingorlo gown in-
re: with White or pnatel shades.
“other small round hula with brims
turned up evenly, about two inches all
the lost. Around Mothodiut. Church to! . : .... “““““““ ”“ "“‘
morrow. will ho in ohut‘go ol‘ throo oi' Lilitdmn a do) M” '3“ “"39"“ m
the niotnbern. Mr. l’ursonn will spunk . the Lonttrogutionui “MN" tomorrow.
on llezoklnh'n charge to tho LQVllflfi ut‘x ‘“' "‘
’l‘o hour tho roporta of tho dla- ‘
rout _ tomb ohm or ohm or ; my tor,
so blind
the beginning of his reign. George.
Finch will giro u brief history of King
lioznltlnb. und Ernest Roynolds will
speak of the pomtltur tribe of barium; ,
how they worn out norm for their apoc-
iul lilo work. 'i‘hitt promises to ho one
of the most intomuting meetings yot
hold.
By way oi putting the finishing
tourhoo on thotr dininond tor today's
guuiu. tho hinyttowor boys gore the
unit it good wetting lust evening. so
thut totiny would son the, diumond good
null hutd. 't‘horo is much work yet
to ho done. hmwror. by mutton of the
ianthnt the rolling operation brought
forth mnny bunipu which bud not. up-
peurrd on tho attrition und are brought
uhont by on uneven foundation.
Those who how hot-n wont to stool
chorrios. either for lilo ion of tho
thing or what money thorn in in it. bud
hotter light shy of l-Inut Norwullt thin
neuron. ‘l‘hnno yroporty boldoru who
outtorud lust season from tho dome»
dutiomt of those llulll-llillll‘l‘t'd onus.
hum unnnnnrvd utmost to it loud lhut
Hit‘} will our drunllr monitored. this
uouson. to protrrt tho fruit,
'l‘lto ruho unlo whirl) \rns ulvou yt-n-
tortiny afternoon lit the “rhino i‘hur-
mnry. undor tho utmpirou oi lilo luv
dlou (it"‘i‘hrlal Epinropnl i‘hurrh. prot-
od to ho u ilntlorlnn nut-mum. in tho
conluo of tho ttt‘tornnon, l’roprit-tor
.llliilofi l‘uritvr urti‘vd tho billion with
iotnouudv. und his kindnrns nus up
pt‘ot‘inlrtl.
John A. (‘nmp has toured Ainrnhull
,Il. 'l‘nllrn' lot. til the rumor tit Si.
idoliil stl‘rot and blunt nwnuv, llo llllii
'rohniit tho amino wall, mulling it \t‘l‘)’
hill‘ttt‘liva. .
Whiltu utni llowor buds, utnl tho prop
erty now prououls u lino nppouruut'o.
Tho rrttulur sorrlt‘ou will no hold at
the blunt Avenue Methodist (thurt-h, to-
morrow morning and evening. ltoi'.
‘ William W. illllloti will ovrupy lilo hul-
pit uud brooch at both uerrlvon. The
choir but; proporotl u rory lutnrnutluu
proprttni tor the (but.
may;
'l‘hn wonkly tiovoilonulm
tho icitwtirth lmuuuo Will ho lli'ltl to.
morrow tii‘l‘llllll-i, nt tho Hurt Awnuo
Mothodlut Churrb. It in hoped that
there will but u lunar ituthnrlntt oi mom-
boru inn] irlondu. L ‘
MW
llr. and Mrs. ilorbort \’. Morn, of
li'hntliluu. L. l.. burn lotion pottuottulou
of their unintnor coitnuo on tho (trott-
ory l'lonlorurd. Wlllt‘ll ihtty will onrupy
during the rtunuiudt-r or tho nouaon.
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The rottulnr ttorrtceu will bo hold tit
tho i-iwrtllnh tongrogutlouul (”liturnh.
tomorrow nibruhnt und owning. Rev.
Chm-inn .l. Anderoon will preach at
both norrlcrs;
tinnrgn it. Vnu Almyno. proplotor at
tho. (irunront Lttnnttry. butt purchtnttltl
the our torutm-iy owned by Dr. li‘rotl~
orioh‘ll. tinker. which ho will bunvert
into it delivery our.
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The Mnyllowor lloolt nod Ladder
(lottitmuy will hold its monthly bitiil~
near meeting. thinmiuy evening. in its
nunrters. in Vin Ztintlt street.
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Warren; will hold it devotional moor
inst. tomorrow. mutual. at the Adro‘trt
Citrtuitnn *Ghureh. ‘ . *
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Mound lira. ti..W. (inborn tire tho
anotioof Dr. and Mrs. Earhart V. ‘
Ayala. ht canary Bailliliiilfd .
do“. .
Ho huu luid It out with
The Young Peoplo'it moiety of 1.7)ng
Mien iinth htucluriund huh returned
from her uchooi duties ut i’lttindol.
punt.
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... “now—ml...“
itov. Kenneth Muoltt-nzlo conducted
the. meeting of Holy Trinity Broihor-l
hood lust owning.
, Mrn. Noll it. Mitrholl is ontortniulng
bur dnugbut‘, Min. liminoth Mackenzie,
of New Juror}.
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Dr. J. ii. MrArdlo in confined to bill
home with it borer, uttuek of tritium-
. utory rhodnmtiutn. ”
Andrew Hutchinson and (loo. liro.
thorton (enjoyed it libido-u trip to Cooli-
nnov Buy youlorduy.
Frillllt llrndivy nllli itit‘huril
xrndnntoti uith filial; honors
Unruoli oollogv. thig‘wcok.
Tu y lot
i tom
’\\"arron “rotting; building n burn
on lirntlley «trout, to rupture the one
t‘ot‘onily dt'olrtil'od by fire.
m... .
Hurry littldu'ln'hhtk durum-d tho po-
sillilll hi the \l‘outport tunrhot outdo
\‘ili out by Edmund Fuuton rotlrluii.
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’l‘lio throo junior rlusuou of the filth
plou hinh hobo-it. nrwmpuniod by tht-lr
tt-urhorn. uro unending toduy ut Suriu
llot‘k. ‘
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'l‘ho Wont Shh» littnrhull nine. of
liridanport. will ploy nuttitthi tho Worth
iltli'lli. on the boom iloltl. tomorrow
ultrt‘nootl.
Mrs. (innit-lino Autumn, of Bridge-
port has boon nubnlltutlna for blind
(‘uihorlno Mrt‘unu m tlir t‘outnr school
tho put three dnyn.
'l‘horo will ho on (Writing survive: in
our iomi ohnroht-u tomorrow owning.
owinii to tho union sorrlrv ttt tho
tlrot-ut Forum churrlt
tin Thnrtndny mouim: n dolouulloo
from tho :‘lorwah motor of Elba
int-t gt tho homo ot tilt-tr into brothnr.
John hiri‘lunu. nt tinutnuurk. nod hold
tholr norriro: for tho di‘iltl.
‘ Williuui Grumman. who rorently
orotztoti u now burn on bin proporiy in
Rout Mutt l.oinrdintrivt. hi to mow
bin family told bouttnhold effects into
it until his now rouidrnco is countin-
lotl.
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Tho inborn! oi John Motlnhu wun
. lurttoly uttonded M tho (‘liurrb or the
.Anhumptlon youtnrduy nun-"um. {turbo
topbor MrOunu. hrotbor of tho uncoun-
::od. unlulod in oolnbrntlng tho $tuition.
‘ interment wait in tluilmlln vomotory.
(loom hmbrouitlu. oi itouovlllo dim
trlrt who urroltiod by Sheriff Eli ll.
Monti. thin wank. on tho chum . tit
limping hill layourolu son from
tohool. The boy was working tor ilo‘
minim humor! hunks. Tito ttl‘flltll
w intuition complaint at turtle tittlcor
Mario. The man was found guilty and
tinted its and roam.
lanolin Motor. a pupil at the film
habitation: reboot. narrowly. nitration
puny With the nthnr hot: by elimbod
one or tho iniltrous hour tho unhool
and whorl hour the top ultpnod tutti toll
\lmd lint. Mldhltlil one toot in tho
inrotcuot ii bulb. This Monitors, attain
too by it than painting. by attenuation in
getting him out. but not until no nun
tutti hoon‘proottmd nod the tron limb
out. ”-t. *
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“to taunt torsion has. niwuytt bring
,fitlt‘iiilrtei yuan intuition iii The non:
all.“ I ' t‘
lthv wny around. an: uniting. the most
’rocont models.
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Xow that it is horrible in uomo of
-—-—-a-
notion; injury 'i‘burtrdttr noon. .ln coma.
.our lurgc cities to arrest a woman for
wohrlng nixreitnu, some similar trim-
;miug bud to be round, und thumb of
inherit beudu who substituted for int-
,tnnthors in one instuoro moot pic-
i tnreuquoly. ‘
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f Who hasn't boon annoyed with col-
- Ini- stuyn tort-owning «tho norlt'.’ t have
thorn-d that it little routing wux applied
lib the until! that intro broken through
5. will roiioi'o the. trouble.
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i “ilononoodlowmk” given this sol
gdotn-lnliinu hint on to now to odluet
la flk'l‘VQ‘ proporly:
. onrnt‘ully «another one inch buck of the
i
gthorider scum. Meifillm the umiholos
ioxnciiy ln hull, then gird it. u tiny
Enlck. Put tho “‘5‘“? ileum oi the
oloovo to tho liltfk and, when tho storm?
is gathered according to tho pultm‘il.
[tho gull-mu invotiubly color“ in tho
proper plum.
i w“...
i it ii iii tho urnntori'importntlt‘o lo
ttonoh little rltlhlton good tnblo mun
; now “it?“ ilwy nrt' you young so that
lull thor t'row oldor lhoy will not only
3"dn thinm“ writ but upswur ht por-
éfc-ct mind in tho doing.
I. “a"...
'f .\i1 n nuiltrul reduction to tho woolrn
; Sl‘ntiund roll of lost nintor «mum tho
i ll-ailk Shotlutnl-linluh summer mil in
; ’ur‘ouu puttrt'nu. Stilt brinx uonwwltttt
lolnwin this purtiruiar rlylt- ol' rt-liint:
putt. on (‘Hltut‘lillh wr-ll und looks tritn.
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("olorod Swing oinliroidmgr, lurgrly
:urml on nutntnor trorhu. duo» not nun.
lorrvt’r tho indintwnuuhlo tomb of
2 uhltr. but minor nuisance: lta \‘itliw.
i
% Loni: llilil buttoned to tho Melt of
idlltw bouillon nmko them easy to put
loo ... ' " '*»*‘mv pro oi tho briulit
intouou that m: unproprlmo on blurb
lulipporu for «rolling won only.
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i Amontt tin» rory lieu‘i‘dl {min in
l mott'u wont urn lilo titlit ollll'l outta that
Elm) hiltltill mirrowor ut tho \rrlnt ibutt
inborn, homo ilulnitod’ with round rota],
{until nod ttotuo with flililfll‘tl.
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a”...
lilttoh or wry durlt blue ubcltli urn
gilto t'holro tor tll'ttilil wour. but every
5 rulnhow‘ bun ln‘uood tor nreryduy und‘
. intuition wont.
Many of tho llillo bonnet ohupou of
gun.» hour are tho moat. insoluntluu
thituut in ltoutittuur. thouir‘h lllill‘ in no
doubt thut homo women blot-i to Wont
them to whom thoy urn ununlml not
some other: Who owuid look rhurminz
in them innit rho coin-urn to don lllii
hotnowhut tttttttttttii"ttlmho.
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minute bow: in tho wrist or inns
mourn odd: to one of tho boat to
(boat:- til troll on our oi‘ the most Itifilit
tunable bouillon thorn is always in
lomutntlon to fussy mitt-ctr in this sort
of unonattorywnnd funny thintpt are
«my becoming.
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onto it trommiomont IOf’Wlill? this urn»
not: hit boat introduced); romornblh no~
nestling-s. so that it to not liticnsdltl‘y
tiottittr white downy tin n-moolg’duy.
any in: hot. the rosiumr- is much prob
tier all white. ‘
Probably; “iii. idly, baryon you“
mu trotting tori-i: «udrq‘rn
flit:
Fold tho uruiboln '
Tito tint-h abhor intuition with illlOi‘lt
out i. ll'lllllliill. Pill.
This. brilliant rod that is do htthiolr
ulwayn in near tho rod. with any, nun , .,
for lithium-o. out: only well rimoSo to.
War the rod flCttPMDl‘ltfl. while it tho
iii om:
sTnAwHAT SEASON oooo.
Danbury Manufacturers Assert it Wan
the Belt in Five or Six Years.
That the straw llat’ trade of the
country this ueuaon has thus in? been
. the bent. in six years was the assertion
lot a lluubury hut manufacturer and
ideuler lustn week, He predicted that
l
7 this condition would have u very decid-
l9“ effect upon the felt but trade dur~
{log the neutron to come. stimulating it
i to on extent that has not boon equalled
‘tor over NT) or three yours, at least.
1 With an unusually profitable huslneSS
l in utruw huts. he sold. the tirernge re.
‘ tuil denier would be in hotter position
than he was lust year to invest in still
.und roll hrtu tor the full trnde. Con»
int-ounutly ordrrs for tall goods will be
liberal nud “ill bo plured early.
The tnctorleswin this city and Bethel,
u low of which are lulrly busy at pren-
out and some of which hro doing little
tor nothing, expect to go into the tall
trade immediately. Manufacturers who
sell directly to retail stores any» that
recout reports from their trnveling
uulosmon confirm earlier predictions or
highly int-roused lull. ()tdoru nlreudy
upon the books of soi‘orni concerns in
this oily urt- luruely in excess of those
in bond at this time lust your and the
rutio ot‘ inrroanr is oxpoctrd to he
maintained in inter orders. An uuustr
tilly large number at orders for soil
hills for itntnodiuto dollrory have
come to some local turtorios since the
ntrnu‘ hut oruuon begun. Many of the
bats rniiod for in limbo orders are or
the huooknbout type for summer wear.
YOUR NEIGHBOR'S EXPERlENCE.
How you may profit by it Take i-‘o-
toy Kidney Pills. .\l. Momno. 2i Wood-l
bridge 5L. Hartford. Conn. says: “For
inuny yours. i suffered with weak kid-
neys. and bud awful pains across my
book und our mleoruble and tired out.
i brunt of Foley Kidney Pills and the“.
good thry Worn doing and decided to’
try thrm and am glad i did for utter
tubing them a low days. tho putn left
my buck und although I have taken
only one bottle 1 tool hotter than i
lllii’tl tor yours. i cannot. ruy ton.
mnrh for Foley's Kidney Pills." Tho
llrldgo Pharmacy and W. 'i‘. Wig,
more & Co. “
THE ato'coron cnop.
tilouton tilohoi
New England is glad that tho got
orutneht crop eutixnnton on cotton in.
theme tlto largest yioid oror known
bornuso it bun no many millet and tar-
torlos oiling notion. Thorn or'i lurgo
tztowm-st of cotton. but rompoti ion in
still the guide in the cotton market and ‘
u int-go crop menus low pl‘lCt‘ti. Lunt'
Your tho prion ot‘ notion wus so hiitli
that our inllln oporutod hi it dluutlvun-
tune unti the gamut tnnrkot was ui‘t‘oc-‘
toll thoroby. ;
The llllllti in Full River, Now Bod.
lord, inwoll. imrrotule and oluowhore
in tho liuy ninth. in hlnnrhostor. X. il..
in York null Solo hinino, hid, nnd oth-
er pltlt‘fli in New Knitluud uro directly
lult'routnd in tho gorornmont rrop re 3
port. which about; it (~er groom hy‘
rhodium bulou than the (H'iil‘llfl‘ nnd it?
loud yhdtl. whirb won the turnout over
known. i
\\;lth ii turbo whout l‘rop iudit-ntrd.
Milt rori‘i looking \i'nil. utnl, bout ol
ulry. with thriving bunlnosu roulidenuo.
tho routtnornlnl outlook is
brighter. »
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SALARl [-38 OF POSTMASTERS.’
Barton and Noroton Heights Officials.
'Get‘ increases of $100 Each.
WASHINGTON. June lil.-—~'i‘he an. ~
nuui re-udiuotment of the salaries of
postmasters has been completed by
the post‘omee department and the re- in
unit has been made public. Changes in
the salaries of the postmaators of tbo~ '
following named places in Connecticut:
will ocouq~ on July 1.
increased: Bridgewater. from 81,900
to $2.100; Colrheoter, from $1,500 to
$1.600; Cos Cob, from 31.600 to $1,700;
Dorian. from 31,400 to $1.500; Derby.
82.600 to 32.700; Georgetown. $1,100 o‘-
$1.200: Guiltord, $1500 to $1,300;
Hazardvllle, $1,100 to 31,200; it...
sington, $1,500 to $1.000; Manchester;
81.800 to $1.900: Milford. $2,200 to
$2.-..; Mystic, 32.200 to $2.300; New
Huntord, 81.300 to $1.400; Newtown.
81.300 to 81.4.00; Nluntic. 31,300
31300: Nanak. $1,100 to 31,200; No.
mttm Heights. 31.100 to $1.200; Oak-V -
ville, 81,400 to $1,500: Plainville. $2.-
000 to $2,100; Pomtret Center, $1,200
to $1,800; Riverside. 81.400 tb $1.500;
Salisbury, 3.1000 to $1.100; Sanguine!»
$1,)th to $1.200: Snyhroolt. $1,300 to
”.400; Seymour. $2,200 to $2.390; ‘
Simsbury, $1,500 to $1,600; South
lO‘
(linstonlmry, $1,000 to $1,300; South? .
ington, H.900 to $2.000: South Man-
choster. 32.400 to $2.500: Thombtaton.
31.8.00 to $1.900; Torrlngton. $2,800 to
$2.9M; Unionrille. $1,700 to $1.899;
'Washlngton. $4300 to $1.400; Wash-
ington Depot. Night) to $1,100. and
Windsor. $1,300 to $1.600.
Decreases: Baltic. from
$1.200; Clinton. $2,000
Clintmwilio. 31.700 to $1,600; East.
Hmmnttn. 53.300 to $1.500. E3391. _
H.800 to $1.709; Falrfleld. 31.900 to
“.900: Glastonbury. $2.000 to 81.900:
Shelton. 32.3% to $2.200; West Hurt-
tord. $1,700 to 51.500. and women
field, “.400 to $1.3m. .
East Berlin will be reduced from a
31.000 omen to a Fourth Class onion
on July l‘El. ‘
$1.300 ill)
to $1.900;
AIWNIJ 3N1“
“flint“. your ID"
at:
hi4- tn‘o Dion and
Hill in Ila-I AM Gull {Milo
boxes. Inlet! with mu. li‘bot.‘
aim in other. BI“ of
mktwcl -CI
I! A “N” numb l'l
you: known a: lien. must. Aln
Still) ill DilllilfllSlS EVERYWHERE
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David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embnlmer
to North Main tit-«t. South Norwoilt
Ramon. I thlnnton Imam
Tot-phon- ut oilico. m
fotcpttonu at noon. In
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cry substantial Stationary buttons til
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