‘ secession of 1111“ 111119":~
Tokd‘nske. go
39 toi'nmént in the basement oi
. A‘flno program 911110 11911011
and an onjoyabls time is 1.110011 leave forth 11" summer residonoe
ho various bloasures oi the
including bathing. will be on-
my club will meet in tho
turd and at that time it. is
hilt games on the new tennis
lli bé arranged fur the coming
The grounds at the corner oi
9 avenue are finished 11nd the
i‘o‘gresslug rapidly.
1......»
tickers are ahendy being‘ ex-
our streets This yearly
osh‘ould he carefullyinvestlgo-
cycrxofllcial. until. the driving
would nothe the prolonged
9 ‘ 1at it is under present condi~
‘1‘ until our aeroplanes shall
far above the smell of powder.
‘91neetlng of the Men's Club
sddlod to have been held WedneSv
ing’has been postponed until
or. July Mb. The warm
rand- one or two counter attrac-
oclmnted the attendance some-
nd it was decided to deter the
1811-01 the questions to the next
.1 Those present, hOWever.
; art. but interacting discussion
{doles of interest.
morning about 6 o'clock, the
w n the early car landing at Ro-
Eh‘i‘lm, were much surprls‘nd to
shrill cries coming apparent-
the bank close to 1i}. F. De»
9 residence at Pine Point... 011
" lion thex tound that they em.
" all“. Who won» cnlng over the
he female l111d. She had
wn her throat, choking her to
land causing heir to fall to the
‘ ssrhy.'1‘he rest of the birds
butcher shop, on Norpton‘ avenue is
9 Adouhlc 11111 for the Fourth.
9 liugs will clash with the Moplou‘oodu.
nor Bullock. or Bdrtlctt
eon spending 11 few. days
99 daughter. Mrs. Willisin R.
of Hello island
9 ‘ var baseball team Will
:0 w afternoon. on there
did some on the homo
1199 {611.1119 afternoon at
ii the Young Mon‘ 11 club
- will he the contenders
,F «on: ‘111111
119 closing ox-
ll also us hold.
on «iron will pathol-
‘sol is looked forward to. Both sides
* form the place. and was warned by
Miss Evil 111111» is“ 11111111.; Miss
Mildred Glover,- oi Nol'wnlll. (or u
11““ nTr‘o bri s‘es school on the D111
risn‘ side." closed! the summer m...
The addition to Green & Luuc‘s
about completed
1' .
9 J E Morch‘ouaa and family will
at links Kit‘ché'w n.
The. weather yesterday was what
might ‘bo called decidedly hot especial-
ly alter the cool mat-1111184
.Miss‘lioien Marchousc. principal on.
the Noroton school leaves, Saturday,
for a visit to Blooklyn. Conn.
The rehidenco of Mn. and Mrs. T. W.
Austin, of Dorian. has been painted by
Frank Sammis. oi Glenbrook. '
Hounton Miller, of Yonkers, who has
been viSiting his father. Jackson Mill-
ler, of thistown, has returned.
.9 V 9 1 ¢ m , 9
Mony‘dnmsted oi , the Fitch 8014
dlers' Home; who, have boon out on
turioughs. are beginning to return. '
The Carnival Committee held a
mectink...laat evening, at which time
arrangements for the great event were
further completed.
Mrs. Stephen Lockwood. oi hrldge-
port is spending the month here as
the guest or her daughter, Mrs. Moe,
oi! Gardner street.
Tomorrow afternoon or the Noxon.
lot, the 'Dsrien will play the Bothcls.
The visiting team is‘ one of unusual
strength and 11 great gums is expected.
Joseph Lestrnnge and Bert Leighton
have gone to start their dancing on-
gugoment for the summer. They are
booked for the Mnssnchusetts ppon-nlr‘
places.
Miss Freda Scott. oi Dsrlon and
Miss Dorothy Dnuvor. oi Glcnhrook.
Spent Saturday afternoon undercu-
ing with Helen and Estelle sim‘mons
in Glenhrook.
Manager “Hump" Smith announces
His Dnr
in the morning. and St. Joseph's oi'
.liroohlyn. in the afternoon.
A wedding unniversny was ohsorwd
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bonin-
min H. Raymond: th91s Wonk. Tlloiri
house is 11 new Ono. unothcr structure!
having been dQSiroycd by fire last
year.
m
Constable 111111111 rounded in! seven
holioes 911ml drunks who wore holding
iorth hétween lhe\ Wee Burn Links
and the Spring Grow (lomclcry yes-
terday. The undesiruhlos n'oro driven
out of iowu.
The sporting event of the week
promises to he the baseball, some
scheduled for next Sunday. hciwcen
honodlcts and bachelors. A lively tun
have compromised on‘ a divorced mon
to umpii‘la.
Joseph Klinetolts‘r kicked up 11 dis-
turbance in the Columbia Hoiol. chv
noodny night, and discharged ilrccrnck-
era. Joseph was hurriedly discharged
‘onstohlo Smith 1101 to ropout his do
lugs, under pain of arrest
f Excltem‘olt was occn‘sionod last
1111.111 whonm purty or young men
diunortins themselves on I’our'l‘reo
Point, wore ordured oi! the bench by
0 1111111 who claimed the property. The
young; men noon convinced the in-
trudor that turn have to show them
or “8". u H6 "‘30! 1!
Dr. Carlos Mortynwill conduct the
communion service in Noroton Presby-
turiun Church. and rucolvo'ncw mom-
hero, Sunday morning iii 10: 80 in tho:
evening", at 7: 111, in common with the
pulpits of the 1.111118111191111 have hoon‘
nominated to discuss international
peace. Dr. lfirtyn ‘wiii spoon on that
1111111961.. " 9 _ V1.
'—1 ."l,
The junior 111111111 19.11.. hood laid 1111
as tar as the 110st 811188 and the pro-
39133: that was using rustic: yo‘stordui;
nttdi‘hoon, was no rapid 111111. indlolu
tio‘hs lie that the work will be com—
Admin 11 very short time. Tho; .
. one in Dnrlcu.
«Desi mun. mid tho ushsrs wore Judge
_9 soniniivo 0.1181811
‘ the railroad station to also the 11: 16?
o'clock. upon Which three molds would
be who wow to” he brought to nor,
home. This wagon w‘us iii 11.8 station
lit the proscrihsd time and the tilted.
111111111 1111111111911. Mr‘.9Murphy asked
. 11199111 where they wished to be taken“.
" . and they 'linsw‘orod that they did not-9-
now. Who ma. Him who could nah
be usc‘ertnin (1‘ mid (motor the wom~j9
on ain‘tsd th they wore to ‘50 with her
to Mrs. Toy 019 house, while anothor
sold that hor‘ directions were to so
to Mrs. Brown's resldo‘nce; They all
agreed that the ploco was about 11 mils.
trol‘n town. All this was vory doiinlto‘. ‘
especially so 1111 nolthsr Mrs. Brown
1101' Mrs. Taylor were known to any
dies went on to South Norwn‘lk 11nd
Constable l-l‘untom Smith proposed
_ that they telephone to that place to as!
certain tho names and place 01 real-
dence of the parties when the irunh‘ll'
were coilsd (01' However. the stools-9
man could not see the light and Mr-
Milrpuy scoured ’l‘okoncke in search 0:
Mrs. Taylor or Mrs. Brown.
M 9 ,:
TiLLEY-v—OLEVELAND WEDDiNGk
Miss Marguerite Crdwi‘ord [Cleveland
of Brooklyn was married to George
Dud. Tiiioy, oi- Dorian. Saturday or-
ternoon. in St. John's Church. St.
‘ John's tilnco._Brooklyn. Mr. Tilley is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Heath,
Tilley‘. who were for many yours
prooklyn people. Miss Cleveland in
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Menzies
Case Clévolnnd. or 14 Sixth
Brooklyn.
The ceremony's hour was 3:30. and
only a small reception followed at
the bride's residence. Dr. French. 0!
Noroton cmciuted. Dr. Frank Naomi
St. John's assisting. Miss Cleveland
had two bridesmaids. and attending
Mr. 'l‘illey wore a best man and four
ushers. 9
Miss Cleveland's molds Were two
young glrlru nieces or the bridegroom.
Miss Dorothy Taylor and Miss Eliss-
hcth Dnsknm. oi Stamford. Miss Toy
lor. the older oi the two maids. was
in u frock chiffon over satin and can
ried 11111111.;uoriws and corn ilowuts.
Miss 1111111111111 was In white mull 11nd
lrish loco. She had 11 bouquet or old.
fashioned ponies \ilss Cleveland. the
in kit: of Saturday. was tho flower girl.
11 low \cnrs into at weddings oi the
parents of those flowers is.
The hridu's woddlnu gown was of
whiio sullu vcilcd with msruulucttc"
and trimmed with old filmlly' lace.
She wmo n nonrl und diamond pim-
dllnl tho gift of tho hridogroom, and
n tulle it‘ll caught up with mango“
blossoms. Dr. Donglus liloDouuld was
The trunks or the 11- -
avenue. ,
Tu‘vlor 11111! W. D Dosknm. oi Stom-
lord. “oils Curtis. oi Southoori no
hori'ium Shoal. of Msnlmtinn. Dr A
(l “cod. of Non Yolk and F. M. do
fielding, oi 811111111111. N. ..l ,
COMFORT
Don't whit until the 81111111111sz hull
over before you invuut in u Hammock.
lluy one now 11nd have tho 110110111 thol
entire season. ‘
1
Schlichtiug 8108.81 (30.
Got. Railroad Ava. C Main In. Dorian
Select Groceries. Hay. Groin. Floor
A Feed. Hardware. Points. Gil". etc.
man mm. ‘
BARBER EXAMINING BOARD
New Lonlion and New Haven Mon
Nomad by Governor aaidwin.
‘nhmironn. 9.1mm soiwoovernor
Baldwin today minis tho following di~
rcci npnoiulmcnm: To hoard oi oxnml»‘
nor: of lu‘irbornmtloorgo H. Blissmon.
9 Wlliimuntio; (looms (loss. New 11011—
don; Thomas G. Lilli. Now Haven, for
two’ycurs from July 1.
As 11 member of the board 0! disco .
torn to establish county homes for ours
and treatment oi pursuits 11.19.111.11 9
with inhorculosin, Dr. Stephan J. Mn»
her. for six yours from July 1. 9 ‘
The othsr inciuhors oi the (rotunda?
nlon are John Gunshunnon and hours-
.Rnight. who lh‘l‘u
physician of llnli’svlllo. 9 . u
M11011 oil. who is nomad 811
litil‘lmi‘ii commission. is 1118 '
civil onginoér Who was 1111de 101‘ pints.
highway commissioner by oar/11111.1:-
Water (13111111111111;- is losing 9 ‘
"7 Sizes—Ono 36. one 38;
. , STORE ‘
9‘10“ may stop the shooting Off Of hig cannon, Skyrockets, ' "o‘u' big
1
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“giving the people‘bargains never equalled by any store ei‘kc‘ep‘t '
ours. Tomorrow morning, commences one of our old-fashioned
of u Sales
9 We will sell you «Clothes. Shoes and Huts at almost give-laway
prices until after the “4th”
Dresses, Suits. Skirts, Coats, Waists. Hats. Shoes
for Men, Women and Boys _ ‘
CIOthing for Men. Youths and Boys 9
Our FamOus Credit System 1'
is open to all Wedell on 15121st Payments. Good, Rcliable Mer-
chhndlse, for less money " than so-called cash stores. We‘ want
every man and woman who feels that by our Easy Payment Sys-
tem they can liVe better and cooler, to come to this Sale " and try
it out. And right here is our Guarantee if any one can find that
goods like ours can behought for less money elsewhere. we will
refund the money a‘ndcall the sale off. ’
Here are a Few of the Special Bargains
One Very Fine Black Duch-
ess Satin Tailor-made Suit
Sample Suit. size 36: worth $35 $20 ‘
Snlc.Price.......
Two Very Fine Quality
Taffeta Tailor-made Suits
value $25.00.
$16. 50
'10 close out. during
this Sale
ulvvtlo
Lingeric‘ Dresscs
A most beautiful alsor‘tm‘ont, all 911.81.
1
‘ ‘ 11 di‘ 9 9
. $551.11: 33.1.73 .$Z.989$159
‘ Milliucry
for less than half price. All of our Trlm~
med and Untri‘mmed Hats, and all very
desirable Shapes. to go for a great deal
less than the wholesale price. They
must bc cleaned out. ‘
Linen (hash Suits 1
White .Duck' Suits. nines from 16 ‘to 46.
$37.98-
:1598, 86.98,
Black Taffeta Long Semi
. Fitted Coats
Hoovily braided with silk braid. all Sam~
«pie Coats" and mostly 36 and 381110 two
‘slilte; will fit them to you free of
charge; all worth $25 or more. $15
Spociol pride..................
A Big ASsottment of White
‘ ‘aud Linen Skills “
,85c
Our regular $1.511 values.
.To close out. Special . . . . . .1 . ..
Lingci‘ie Waiiits
Lawns.~ Batistes and Mlquuisettes;
:2; M1ddy;Blouses. 50c9t$2 98 .
1 o
Tailor-made Sii‘its 9
Black and Bloc Sargon. also fancy mix-
tures; former prices $15.10i to $210.00.
All to go during m$1m& $12
this sale
. O , “u l ‘
. LinenGoats
Very fine and stylish long" Di stern. With
notch collar; or embroi red shawl
1:12;: .... 4.129888 98
Norwalk Chronicler