, LEdiEs’T‘llressin‘g‘ll
:3'Sacqucs 81 Kimonos
' '11‘ 2501, 50c and 81.00 1
‘ Also complete aséortment of
‘ CHILDREN'S ROMPERB
‘ at 25c and 500
E 7K BANKS
HAHACKEHO HOTEL aLooK,
1. . soU'rH NORWAL
WEATHER FORECAST.
”-19-
For Norwalit and Vicinity Fair 1111111
warmer tonight; 'Frlday lncrcaslug'
cloudiness and warme1. followed by low
cal showers. Moderate westerly1
winds. Rain 11 “lien quite general
during the, lost 24 hours from Tonnes-L
see southward to the Gulf and Texas
eastward to the A lantlc coast. Pleas-=
, ant weathe1 has prevailed in all 0111111 1‘
motions except a. low light scattered
Shawers in the extreme northwest and
northern portions of the Lane region.
The temperature continues modemte
in the Lake region and New England.
but is high in {the Mississippi and Ohio
Valleya .
WEATHER A YEAMGO TODAY
Temperature. Low, 71; high, 83.
Partly cloudy.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick ll‘,ield or
New York are spending a week" 5 1'11
' cation at Mt. Field 3 parents home in
South Norwniir.
hm
Mrs. William Ward and daughter,i
of New York city. are Vltlltlllg her sis-
ter Miss diurgarot Farrell, of Ellwood
place.
~ '32.;4.‘ a! l
~Got n 35 Saféty Razor Outiit (at
86c. See ad on Page Three. 1
m..-
Ml. and hire. Frederick Sllmnn, of
New York ham returned home alter
a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Frank [lull
wltz, of the Maple Grove 11"111111 in West,
NOrwulk. i
<w asp
3 A car load of Everitt automobiles
arrived for l". E.
puny yesterday and a Mr. b‘illow, 01‘
1111111111111. came to Nor-walk this morn-
ing and dr'me his car home.
-—(let a $5 Safety Razor Outfit for
BBC.
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m
8H U FELT—nBLVDEN BU R0.
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Wedded Last Evening in the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Por-
sonaqe.
Mina Edna 8. lilydonhurs, tho altruc»I
tivo young daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles W Blydenburg, of 9 Cove ave-
nue and Louie Bhufelt son of
Mr. and Mia. W. W. Bhufelt. of Edlio
avenue, wroo joined in marriage. last
evening at the parsonage of the East
avenue Methodist church. The nup-
tial knot was tied by Rev. W. Gillies
and the ceremony was attended hy a
large number of the friends and relu-
iivou of the contracting portion par-
lien.
in the marriage of thin young couple
a pretty little romance in oonuummu-
ted. Tho couple have been keeping
company tor some your! and both are
very popular in The Norwullia. They
are of a quiet and planning disposi-
tion and have the hunt. wishes of their
many friends {or a happy muriod life
and successful 111mm.
1 The bride, who was dressed in a
good or blue 111111 and were A block pie
turn lint. wan attended by Miss (lac
rlo Shutalt, clutter of the sitcom. Rob
art a Iliydanburg. brother of the
bride, acted as hall. man.
At the conclusion of the ceremony,
the happy couple returned to the
bride's bonus where they prepared for
their honeymoon trip.» starting out in
an automobile. they attempted to 11111111
their pursuing friends but failed and
were given a sand-oil no they 11.11.111.11
on the 1: 52 o‘clock train for New
York. 11111111 their return they will take
up thglr 11.111111111111111 newly urn-
1111111111 A," slid. in 111112on Home
ward. ,.
in 1865. He came north in the fall of
1H11rrls of Ausouin. and ilev \‘i'
Lockwood and Com“
, In “it
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1 1““ 111131111.
me'
illlllll liili llililiilll
John Grant.
. John Grant died yesterdayatternoon '
11154115 o‘clock, at his home. No. ‘88
Raymond street. He was born as a
slave in Elizabeth City, N 0., in 1811.
being seventy years 01' ago. He wigs
sold when a boy to a man in Norfolk.
Van. and enlisted in the’navy at that
place, serving throughout the Civil
War. He, was honorably discharged
that, year, and located in Port‘Ch'ester,
N. Y. In 186? he moved to Connectb
cut,' living in Greenwich. where he
married Louise Dobbins Anderson. He
had one daughter. The £11111in came
1to Norwalk in 1869, and had lived
hole ever since Some time after the
death of Mrs. Grunt, Mr. Grant was
.married to lilies Mary Sikes. of Hump-
ton. 1111.,110111 whom he secured a di-
;vor.ce Soon after that he married Miss
,Rehercn Lyons, of Richmond, Vu., who
died a few years ago Eor his fomth
wife he married Mrs llehocca Robin 1
son, of Stami‘oid who survives. Mr.
(limit was a 1111;111be1 111’ Douglas Few-l
lex Post. (i. .- . ; charter and oldostl
membel of Grace linpiisi Church, Nor-
w 1,11k as well as one of the oldest dean
sons; 11 mombe1 of the Rising Sonsi
§and Daughters of Peace Lodge, (:de
'Sumarltuns and Daughters of Sylilarlu.
of Stamfoi':d member of the Twlnl
lily ("ouucii of the Grand United Or
111.. A .l COLLINS COMPANY
12~18 NORTH MAIN STREET
«1
Oil Hammoonsmuniwlnu 1111111111....1635 to $111
HAMMDGKB198cto$6J§
, LAWN SETTE .‘ 750 to $150
'..'PORCH,BOREE 8.....'..‘..................7661118598
PORCHGHAIRB.......'................. ”08¢“! $525
, rotoiNo claims 111121111121 1 ‘
SOUTH NORWALK.
, FlGag, Asphalt
a' . ‘ S Gravel, Tar,
‘ * ‘ Concrete
Old Walks fie-covered
RAYMOND BROTHERS
i.
BONNIE POULTRY FEEDS
if you are raising, chickens for pleasure you must not be without
it. If you are raising chickens for profit you cannot niturd to he with-
out it. Every Day Scratch Food. Our Scratch Food is unopened of
grains and otllel 11 and bone producing, ingredients that cxpeiicnre
shows are best)! pied for laying hens it is a sinudnid road for‘
summer or wlntm, it containu nothing' but good 1111111 wholesome
grains that will keep the poultry healthy and 1111111111111, 111111 in 111111
condition they will 111,1 eggs it costs just no 11111111 to loud 11o lllllli
ior article as it does a good our. but (herds a giant dillonzuu? in the
result. and as our feeds are as good no there are made, their: in no
need of paying more than what we ask. We are 111anufn'111lring pure.
wholesome foods for horses cattle and poultry. WW) We mo selling
at an honest price.‘ _
MANUEL TORO HAETOl-l.
First in quality. last in price. always in the minds or its custom. .
1 oanonnlo Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
6
dor of St. Luke. \'o 775, of \orwnik lillllllllllllll’lllllll H
lie was a good hushund and good cili
zen, respected by all who knew him
bur a good many veins he conducted a!
restaurant in “13111111111111 and \‘ortii
Main HilEPlS. and then engaged in the
homo-made bakery business in I'luy
street.
day albernoun (it: :30 from the into
home and at 'i o clot k 1mm (11"111 o iiup-
list (‘hmcln The Rex l.
and a former 111111101 11111.1 Edward
0.
linr,1'is of Union llapliat (‘luuch,
Stamioxd, will nihnlntu.
in Riverside Cemetery.
Cyrus C. Mathews.
(‘rus C. )luthi-u'a, intuut son of Mr.
,und Mrs. Cyrus Mathews, of 137 Wash
lnulon street, died, this morning. The
funeral services will be llt'ld. tomor
row afternoon at 2 o‘clock. from tho
21101110 of his parents. The interment
‘will follow in the Pine island came
’1 . .
See ad on Page Three. it“:
Funeral: of Three Veterans.
The funerals of Veterans Timothy
ill Parker, Sidney Laphum and Samuel
Jackson all inmates oi‘ the Fitch Home
l for Soldiers at Norotou iloighia, 001111..
'wero held yesterday afternoon at 2
io‘clock from the Home Chapel. inter-
meat of all three bodies was in Spring
:Grove cometary Darlen.
William Ryan.
William Ryan died this morning in
Norwalk. He has no relatives in Nor-
wallr and the funeral will he held irom
P. 13. Kavanagh'a undertaking rooms in
Wall street at 8:80 o’clock Saturday
morning and from Elt. Mary's church
at 9 o'clock with interment. following
in St. Mary‘s cemetery.
.11....“-
Hnnnah 3. Dyer.
The funeral aorvlcoa over the no
1111111111 of Mrs. Hannah ll. Dyer will be
held Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Harvey M Kent, of the Control No»
11011111 11111111, llohry r. Price, 01111111111.
tlonnl flank of Norwalk. and Edwin (l.
Kepler, of the Foirilcld County Nation-
ul Bank, are attending the annual bush
nous meeting of the Connecticut Stain
lid-lei tiriuwold at New Lundon today.
Lara evening these men attended the
banquet of the association hold inftho
hotel.
Ex‘Commodore Ulhrenca 11'. Osborn.
of Norwnilt has returnedfrom an eight
month’s trip around the world to his
11011111 in 11011111111.
fomrly commodore of the 1101111111
Yacht Glut). He has returned looting
in the best of health and reports a
most excellent trip. ' 1
Quick Dellvcry
-1 by Automobile
11111111111 '11s: 11111011111, trot t
soo'un giggled ones! 7 gala
8111111111“
The {nuclei will, be held Sun 1 A
(l. Nichols.1
the pastel. Mil conduct the service. 1l
1
I
01'
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Bankers' nomination being held in to
Mr. Osborn was ,,
‘ delved at the hands of hill Democratic
r the profits!“ Geneyal MHGnIbIY«
’ nodding. who was one of the most
[1101181 11111 as County Auditor
Monroe may not long enjoy tho1‘poub'
ion oi county auditor which be 1161‘
colleagues from Fairliol‘d county in
H6
. voted for the Bank~Davenport utility
.draft against the Senate utility bill.
in the House last Week had his 11c:
Man in doing so has. caused the wrath
of those who voted for him for the
11111110111111) to take form in the pur-
pose to call a special canons of the
Democratic House members of. Fair
ileid, county to reconsider their ac-
tion.
Representative heater ,0. Pack, of
11111111 supporters of the utility bill
that passed the Senate has been all-
proachod by many of the Democratic
Representativo’fi of lv‘airileid county
who are anxiousthui the vote of!
(‘luik'e for the Banks bill should in'
aommwny he repudiated.
So general has become the request
for action that it has! been decided to
call u canons of the Democratic ySen- «
More and Representatives trom Fain
field opunty next Tuesday when ac-
tion of some sort concerning the vote
of Clarke will no taken. ‘ 1
Representative Pack was seen by u_
Former reporter yesterday and asked,
if it ware true that he proposed iol
ask the cannon to reconsider its role
In making (‘lurko 11a choice for the
uuditorahip.
Mr. Paul. said that he certainly did
propose to bring the matter up at the,
caucus phich in: understood is to he
called for next Tuesday
“A great 11111111 of my Democratic;
colleagues in l"niriield county evideui‘é
ly loci that some action should be ink.1
on in view of Clarke's role for the
llnuhs‘ bill." acid lilr. Peck. "and after
diarimulna the matter informally it
have prepared a resolution, which ['1
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CELEBRATING THE DECLAR-
ATION OF INDEPENDENCE
With proper vilillllilliiillll every
patriotic 011121-11 in The, Norv
“hike will feel ii iiia1lutv.\1'hcn
you sit down 1.1 mm Worth of
July dinner 11111111 11 one to be
_ remembered 11¢ wanting your
11111111111 or family 'lih some of
our tholce dinner sinus in rare
‘uld liurnundiec. (,‘iarots, (Thum-
11115111111; or Whistlies.
Quick Auto Delivery
\\'l11"l‘0.
(iVOl‘S‘
uhnll offer. 1 hollow. this is nliouoilr;
or too serious a matter for us to over-,1
look. l'lvory Democratic member oi"
the House knows full well that ihc'
platform 01 our last State rouvmltiop'
contains a plank tor an effective pulp»
‘ iir- utility lllll. ii that pinhit ilioulis,
‘or bound ‘10 carry out the pledges of
our party and 1111's the people of (‘on-«k
poetical the most effective regulation
bill possible. 1
“it aeouuv to 1111.» that no Reprosmua
live who is here in the interests of his
' constituonifilcml lie told that the Soir-
Magner 8 Flynn
nic utility bill is by far the most cl"
price.
COAL COAL
We have a large stock of high grade fresh mined Coal rcndy'lo deliver;
for next winter's comfort. and we guarantee satisfaction an to quality and 1 weak follows:
Call and examine our cool bolero you leave your order elsewhere.
HARRIS 81 GANS CO.
Telephone
Agent for Maxwell, Columbia, Hupmoblle. E. M. F.
and Flanders
AUTOS
The Armory Auto Co.
STORING
REPAIRING
SUPP'LIJ'ES
Connecticut and West Aves.
Norwalk, Conn.
CHARLES been. 111.,
lion. Manager .
’I’HONE 1120
Day or Night
This Coupon With 1111 Photographer
11 Ere-«1111111 1111111111 or om
118 Water Street
fective that stands any chance 01.
passage. i believe it was the duty"
of every Democrat to stand by that
measure. 1 am particularly pleased}
that Falrilold count) made such 11',
splendid showing on the vote." -,
The text of the insulation which'
Mr. Peck will offer at the caucus noxt
“lionoiredw'l‘llai we the Democra-
tic Representatives of r‘nirlleld Cour»;
by revoke. rescind. nunul and repudi-
ate the nomination made by us of
Stiles Clarke. at Munroe. for County
Auditor, in consequence of said Stiles
Clarita voting agalnat the tlennlo l'uu-
llc utility bill, headless oi his consti-
tuents. and his”pre~oicctlou pledges.
1111' conduct. fully determines to 1111
his unputriotlo sense, his utter unlit-
uoas for any public office that we
might bestow. and the destruction 0!
all conildenco we have in him. llo it
I further resolved that thin resolution
be sent to not. less than three or his
constituents at Monroe."
LADY JENNINGS LODGE.
Mrl. 1:11.111. .1. Joyce Chonn, Com.
manual- of Last Night's «Meeting
, The annual meeting of Lady .1111»
ninxn Millie. Shepherds of Bethlehem,
was: held, last evening, at which time
the officers for the ensuing term wuu
felon-ted and other «business of indoor»
111nm unnamed. The officers elected
will he installed by the preluto, Mrs.
Mayors, of Waterbury.
miruhmonta of ice cream and cake
will he ourvod.
The unicorn elected were as fol-
lows:
Commanliorwldro. 111.111.. 3'. Joyce.
VloeuommnndeMMrs. Annie Weed
Mmhallweorue lamina.
‘ Clll’plalil-MMl‘lll' M. 31 mblm:
inside Guardvei‘drs. Loam Romp.
Outaido Guardww. 11. Monitor.
Master of Commenter-«Mrs. Annie
Buttery.
Murielnnmliirs. 'I‘illy 1.1m.
Trout-ea :for 18 months-willie. Annie
Buttery. ,.
' Tmbao (or ill maritime-whim. Mary
' Borg. ,
Dolomite to Burma dementia»
limitation 3 Joyce. , o-
_ Aiumnomnm ‘Ularn author.
3
“‘11 111111111
1.. iilsilamncrnilc Colleagues Would
anything it 111911111111 that we are in hon-i,
- ty, of the State of Connecticut, do hero-l
in
At. this limo.
Terms Will meat
your approval ,
1.11
M. sONNENEEKG
PIANO ‘
104 Washington so
‘ co. ~ '
Phone '30
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overhauling? Wheels? New trim- ‘
mings or slip corms Anything .
wrong with the engine or tians-
mission? Let us figure with
you the next time your carte-
quires attention. We are ex‘
pert auto mechanics and 'under‘
stand all makes.
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42 NORTH MAIN ST..
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Eyes, Examined Free ,
L
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Optician
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ELMER E. case "
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W. R. THOMPSON ,
Toquet, Special Motor
access, and can be adjusted without ro-
znoving engine from foundation.
Single Cylinder
The Specialty Manufacturing Co.
40 Water strut, South Norwaik. Conn.
o
Saint Nicholas Ale
To taste it gives you a new idea
of what a good Mo ought to be. The
most perfect prod ct: of the. brow-
or'u skill. uppetlxln and healthful. :
The heat Ale for houaohold use ba« .
cacao of its purity and nourishing
qualities. Taste it once, you'll an-
it.
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Agent. lndla Wharf High and.
lim- =
Free Delivery Ev’orywhoro
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Model H.P. Carburetor
H 3% 1, .75" f ‘1
J 3% 96
K 5 122 ._
Double Cylinder . '
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All parts are exceptionally easy of
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