,. . Ladies’ Dressing ,
” Sacqucs 81 Kimonos
2 2511, 590 and $1.00
Also complete“ assortment of
CHILDREN'S ROMPERB
at 251: and 501':
E. K. BANKS
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK,
SOUTH NORWALK
1;
William Post of South Wilton, has
résumed his duties in Bridgepoit after
. a recent vacation.
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The regular business meeting oi
Court Laurel, Daughteis of Castilc,
will be held tuniOrrow evening.
showers. - Light rain has fallen during
1 the last 24 hours in the lower Missis-
.~sippl valley and heavy rain on the
‘ Clear.
Chester P. Meeker, of Merwin street”
and i-‘r rank Smith. 3! Wilton avenue,
drove to Weston yesterday afternoon,
WEATHER FORECAST. 2
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to
night Tuesday fair and slightly
warmer, probably followed by loom
South Atlantic coast.- Pleasant Weath-
er has prevailed in other swtlons’eaat‘
oi' the Rocky Mountains. Moderate
temperatures prevail tin the eastern
sections.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY
Temperature: Low, 64; l1igl1,,87.
Walter Hyatt, of Norwnllt, spent idol
evening in Westport with friends.
Dr. Session, of Georgetown, spent
yesterday in. Norwalk, on business.
Dr. Gregory, the horse dentist, is
spending the day in Fairiiold. on busi-
Martin Lee. of Union sheet spent
where they visited with friends and! yesterday with with friends in- West-
relatives.
Tlio monthly business meeting of
the Not-walk Building, Loan & “We“ -iiloomiield Theological Seminary loft
ment association will be held tomor-I Saturday {Or 11 twu months‘
row evening. in the oiilces of Taylor &
Golden, in Washington street.
The post office authorities have au-
thorized a rural free delivery collection-
and delivery at Dorlon‘s Point.
summer.
and one collection during the tiny.
Mr‘. and Mrs. Harvey Barraciougli, of
Norwalk, have returned from a several
Barracioughs mo
llurrnt'lough
has resumed his duties as condutnor 011
days visit with Mr.
thor, in Brooklyn. Mr
the local trolley lines.
~Get a 35 Safety Razor Outfit for
85¢. See ad on Page Three.
There will be one delivery
Charles Leo and Gomge Collins, of
Norwalk, went to South Britain Fri- 1
day last and returned with two auto-
mobiles for Mr. Blue, of New Rochelle
The two young man are in the employ;
of'the Armory Garage Company and
one of the machines was 11 Cadillnct
and the other an Everitt, both being;
consigned to Mr. illne. The trl p home;
was made through Nowtown andi
Bridgeport and the young men had not‘
a mishap the entire distance.
Attorny and Mrs. James T. iiubhell,
of Norwalk, left town today for a ten-
(days trip to Canada and places of in-
t'erosl in the eastern- section oi this
country. Their plan is to he in Toron-
to. Canada during the coronation, there
being generally some elaborate events
connected withe the event in Canada
They will then cross the line again to.
Chicago and after visiting Ningarn‘
Falls they expect to return to Norwaik
Mr. and Mrs. Hubbell are anticipating
a moat excellent trip.
Chief Thomas Motherland. of the
Norwalk police force, received, word on
June 15, from Sergeant Hall, of Bridge-
port poilce force, that three bicycles
had boon stolen in that place. He was
asked to keep a lookout for the ma-
chines. but according to all, informs
1 tion, they have not appeared in Nor-
wallt as yet. The wheels Wore taken
from a bicycle “store in" Bridgeport and
were all three of the Or)! make with
double bar, black frame and blue head.
, The police of Norvi'alk are still on tho
i 5; watch for the bikes.
Miss Helen Thompson, the accom-
plished daughter of Principal and M 111.
George iii. Thompson. of East Norwoilt,
is to graduate from this Now even
mate Normal School on Thurs' y at-
ternoon of this week. Mr. and Mrs.
Thompson will attend the graduation
excisss or their daughter, as will Har-
old Thompstin. her hrathor.who is at
present teaching in the Rhino school.
at Washington, (lonu. The dance‘will
no hcidin tho'evoninsr and it is expect.
on thatcnamborof other local young
people will attend, Miss Thompson has
secured a position as fourth grade
teacher in town for the coming year, as
have two oi her 1111111111111. ._
,cl1asctl a saloon business at 35 Huiicl
“all this your. 1‘
[)Oit.
\
Gabriel iiokns, .lr., a student in the
trip to
Hungary.
_.
Miss Lillian i.Owntics. of Merrill L‘Ol-
,loge, has secured a position as ston-
ograplier in the silica Oi’ Muller (lltn'iu
Silk Mills.
The oiiicinls of Camp Folsom have
hired the Elclier cottage for tho num-
n1e1' and will use this in connection
with their camp.
Adrivcr‘s license from a dealer a nu "
tomohilo Was picked up recdutly 111
Norwalk and is 11011 in tho Norunlk
police station awaiting the (‘liil of the
owner. The number is 3083.
A number of bout l1 .\‘O111allt people
went to Bridgeport. Sutmtiuy alter-
noon, nntl attended iht‘ “ ‘blou out‘ air
on by Nicholas tinriit-ld 11110 has pur-
street.
Edward hit-Allister, of Humor ave
1111c. and Clifford Ward, of Arch street.
employee in William is. Olsen's shoe
store in Wall street, drove to New Can
nan yesterday afternoon ’5whei‘o they
visited friends.
William 1.. Olsen, the Norwalk shoe
dealer has purchased a line now Mit-
chell automobile and took 11 nembor of
friends out driving all day yesterday.
The machine is a beauty and lo attrat»
ting not a little attention among auto-
its in town.
Next Sunday the oiilcors oi the Sixth
Company, Coast Artillery Corpii, Con-
necticut National Guard, will go to
Fishers’ island for a five days tour of
instruction. preparatory to going to
camp from July 20th to the 30th. in
preparation for the camp duty the
Sixth Company boys will have several
special drills. about three in number,
a week previous to starting for camp.
Herman Felsing. formerly well-
known in The Norwalks. having been
employed in the Oifice of the C. and it.
Company, and also in the allies of Con-
tractor J. v. Carr, is spending several
days in Merwln street with relatives.
Mr. Felcing is now located on a formic
Montgomery, N. Y., which he and his
father are running on shares. his is
enjoying his vacation with his friends
in town.
About ten men Went to the South
_Wilton range on Saturday to make an
attempt to better the scores and com-
pleto the ones rustle there on May
22nd. the annual May day shoot of the
Sixth company. Only three of those
who Went up on Saturday battered
their scores, and they were Cook ii. is.
Valentine. Private George in. Webb
and. Sergeant-Frank Godfrey..- Those
mou'iih'ot 100. 100.3111] 105 respectively.
With the above three man this means
that about fifteen men hays qualified
in the Clxth Company, 0.11.0, C. N.
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If you are raising chickens for pleasure you must not no without
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shows are best adapted for laying hens.
summer or winter.
grains that will keep the poultry healthy and vigorous. and in that
it costs just as taut-l1 it) load an inter-
ior article as itr-doos n gomi one, but there‘s a great dim-rouse in the
result. and as our feeds are as good as iiit‘i‘t‘ lli‘t‘ made.
need Of paying more than what we ask.
wholesome foods for horses, cattle and poultry, which we am selling
at an inmost price.
condition they will lay eggs.
it contains nothing but good.
It is a standard food for
violin,
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Norwalk, Conn.
,lPHONl 1120 ‘
Day or Night, ‘1
” to them. Even while he was holding
. her clothes look as if they were mods,
"says. i hare acliootod to cultivate my
mind.
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“Aunt Nancy' 11 come,” Ncunotto‘ an-
accused to her bosom friend in I
choked volco’. “and of all the flights!"
"'What do you mean?" asked her
harem friend. 2
"Well," hesitated Nannctte, "of
course she’s as neat as can be. but
for Mrs. lilothusolah."
"If it‘s only her clothes you needn’t
worry," remarked the bosom friend.
“You don’t have to Wear iota. "
. ~"lt’s not only her clothes!" enriched
Nannetto. “it‘s her actions! They,
are simply appalling!”
"For instance?" suggested the
bosom friend, takings look at her
back hair in the mirror with the help,
oi a hand gloss.
“For one thing, she obicots to my,
name," explained Nannctte indignant-
ly. “The véry first thing she did—-
after taking a comprehensive view of
the family-ewes to stare at me
through her spectacles-waters! rim-
mod ones at than—and ask: ‘ll
this one Nancy, my dodohild?‘
"Dad, who is as proud as he can
be of his enormous family, looked a
little sheepieh at that.
"‘Y-y-ycs,’ he stuttered. ‘We had
her christened Nancy, of course, but
she has taken a. fancy to he called-
er——Nr. .‘neuo.
“ 'liumphl‘ said Aunt Nancy.”
"Haven’t i always heard you speak.
of your Aunt honey as a paragon?"
demanded the bosom friend. “Haven't
you told me tin‘io‘and Milli) again that
your father looks upon 'her as the
salt of the earth?"
"Ho does," acknowledged Naunctio.
"And so do i at a distance.
cause silo is dad’s favorite sister why
must i follow her old logy notions?"
"Why, she was perfectly scandal-
lzod at the idea of my entertaining
Charles oil the evening without the
assistant-o of the other members of
the family! The ideal
‘ "Of course when the bell rang at
tho accustomed hour that horrid Toni
had to bellow out ‘lts hails Tucs-
day night beau Aunt Nancy i’arlor’n
“You should have seen her stare.
"'Am i to understand, Marla,‘ she
asked. fixing poor mother with heri
eye, ‘thnt this child has visitors from.
whose toinpany ht-r parents and her,‘
brothers and sisters are barredl' i
" "Pinion ham changed, Nancy"
slid dad looking silly. "
"And Aunt Nancy," prompted tho;
bosom friend.
"'ln my tin1o,snid Aunt Nancy, ‘it12
was our grciiiosi pleasure to hone our ,
parents and all ihc family enter into "
the cuoyimouts and help in the an
tortalmnout oi our friends. llospltal-, -
ity meant something tilt-n. and l be-
have our guests enjoyed thoincolvos.‘ .
it seems to 1111.1 anything but dignified
for parents to he concluded or for any
room in their house to be shut. away
from ihcm‘"
1
"Well, i dcclorcl“ cold the bosom.
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"Now do you wonder that i was:
frightened at the idea of Charlec"
meeting hurl" asked Nannclto. “But;
i haven't. told you the worst," with?
gloomy emphasis. "l slipped away;
while she was holding forth, hoping'
that she uonid forgot all about it;
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But i couldn‘t shake off my forebod-
iags and the conversation flagged."
"Nothing unusual in that. is there?" i
wickedly interposed the bosom friend. 3
“Charles actually began to look 1
bored,” continued Nannctte, "and than i
we both had such a shock! if you‘
will believe me. who should come
marching into the room boo-ma"
"Aunt Nancy?" broathlossly inter
rooted the bosom friend.
"Aunt Nancy." repeated Nannetto.
"Wat-111' it awful? i had boon so
IfrIid of something of the kind. She
planted herself in the only straight-
hacked chair in the room and sitting
bolt upright gave me my orders:
“‘Now, Nancy. introduce in me
your friend.
"Charles had been lounging in his
chair, and i more you. Isabel,“ that
the way one looked him over through
her spectacles made him straighten
up in short order.
"X felt u ii‘ i should link through
the floor when she came in wearing
her plain lilacs. dress and while col-
lIr lad culls. her hair ported in tho
middle and plastered down on each
side. looking for all the world as if
it had noon varnished, she hail bra-l1-
ed lino month. You know how
stylish and exclusive Chariot a people
are?
“Well. before I know it. they were
talking together in the most connot-
“manor. 1 don‘t know when 1 have
seen Charles so lamented. it was
stunts tail: to mo. too. for, as dad.
"They talked about literature. art,
politics and oven misuse, and I had
tacit there like a dummy‘snd liutca
whsadtosayaoounighthom
locking It and talking to Aunt Nancy.
Wow. what no You think of their” “
"I think you're lucky that your
Aunt Nancy is too old iot- Charles to
marry.” said inductors friend.
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