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Mum“. I If
1 Mticli MGM!“ ‘
convenient,” any users
of our two-glassfuls-to-the-
bottle plan. '
3 ‘ o--or two glassiuls for
one person. And the
quality. of the gingernle is
Inch that you are naturally
ensure instead of the
kimpy bottle‘ you usually
at when ordering ordinary
J
Ginger Ale
Clicquot Club Ginger Ale is
Mile of the best conlemioners'
‘ ‘ilugar, Jamaica ginger and citric
fruit flavors that money can buy.
The water is famous for its
carbonating qualities; and tho
ifblending of the ingredients is,
'..under the direction of an expert
’ chemist.
Yet. in spite oi its line qual-
ity13Clicquot Club Ginger
Ale, bought by the one
or dozen, and the rebate
for bottles claimed, coup
only do to So per glalsfnl.
ages: Sarsaparilla, Birch Beer,
Root Beer, Blood Orange,
Lemon Soda. I
A! good grocery stores
The Clicqiiot Club Company
Whole-lilo Diurlhuton.
1361110111an and, ~'
It makes just enough for
pleased with the generous 3"
' Other Clicquot Club hover-f
HOLMES, KEELER 6. SELLECK,
Symboiionliy Called 11A Now H».
V ‘ and New won't '
“Fain Britton, ot Glenhroolt, in carport.
tuning in New Canaan.
' that it once existed. Nevertheless, the
Calvin Millet, of New 0111111111 visit»
oil friends in Glonbrooit, yeétcrdy. ‘ wore been looked forward to with
.. great honetulnesn by the maio1lty"oi
Leland F. Brenden of New Cami“. immunity. are said to ho doilnltely
brook. hie.
Wm...
Min Chm le‘n Dixon hos been visiting
madly forward hither and within-.111 11
friends», in llidgeileld ‘
poor attempt to improve its surround-
ings, and to devise ouh’om‘en for the
betterment of conditions for their
1 .John Brennan, .l1‘., hnn taken a posi-
tion 1111 clerk for F. A. Dickermnn.
H. 0. Tumor has returned tromuh
extended tour through Massachusetts.
1 ‘ ' Vii!
Clifford Borel has tulton'n position
1 as ’chuuitcnr for Dr. Davenport. White.
”—1-.me
Minn Suonn Oinmtead, oi Norwnllt, in
visiting her parents " on Cemetery
street. ‘1
P. J. lindye, of Long inland City in
visiting with .l. J. Cody on Forest
street. ‘
Hmoid Wood of Gré'enuioh hoe tn
ken .1 pooltlon no ohai‘leur for G. F.
’ Stevens.
m
The Misses Kelley motored to
‘l’oughkeonsie Tuesday, and now the
’ Cornell-Columbia hoot i'nce.
.m
llapresentatlvca of the Western U11-
;ion time service have. installed two
1 now‘ clocks ”thin week.
W. FRANK. llUDCllNGS.
of course is quite ooliiliionilnlllo. yet
thorn in only one way, unit that is the
Bible why. for the lasting alleviation
10f present. distressing, according to \V.
1 The regular meeting of the Civic
?League will he held :11 the residence
1101‘ Mrs. Roomy tomorrow.
i The Shutos intnlly 1119 camping at Frank l'1lllilzllllt’18 Now Yollt‘o “Boy
ll 1.11th Slnoolt {01 n couple of weolts‘.‘ E11111 reliant." “ho will giro n syrup
"1'l‘hey are otrupylng \V’hlnpoom'iiilmoiio premonition oi the Elihlon (Mia
;cal1l11. :drni'o on (hone lnipoitoui out ntioua of
{ 'tlio day, in his lor'turo on "Tito Now
i ‘Hni'ry Thomas hns resigned his no illcmw'i 111111 111,. “.11, l-lutth." to m.
A “ll‘l‘firmlm 11nd 1“ 1.111.111 or Plonnnnt Hour 'l‘hrniro next
W
511111011 with 1'
11'0“ working 101' Walter Stewart the gmdm 3113,1101," 111 3 111.311.1111 This
gur'ocei. livill he the lust oi 11 stolen of three
‘snoclul moorings held hero under tlw
11L. Lion oi the international llilwlo
Students‘ Assoclntion. whlrh has
3t‘nou~'od unusual interest in miiglonn
ill? lifi and own amongst non church
E. ..l Phillips cnptnin oi‘ the (t-oluin “‘00” ‘VO ““1 0“ neatn or rolleclion
§l1i11 vaiultx crow which ruled (‘ornoliim "“1“ hind M” be taken. A“ are
cordially welooniotl to hour the For
M , i it1 1 it isitoi with R
‘ B [31:23; :11: “1:33;: I v preacher (or the lust limo in the series
i ' given in our cltv.
‘ i Alina Annn K .iollii'i und fumlii ot‘
Nl9u' York 319 oomim'inghtho 0. ii llo
jl-‘oroat house on \leed aiiooi lot the
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”we“ "‘ 5" Jon“ “‘“m M “ few WASHINGTON 111111. .111 minim-1111.
(luvs Min» WL 11111 has 11111! iotutuod
i' 0111 1111 extend 1d vlnit in the south the 11111111 vomnlolo and t'oinpwlionsliu
‘ h Juan oi steamship tuition over mode
him just noon munplototl liy tho hulro
graphic other, of tho .\my liepmtnwnt
isnl1oi. of Trenton, N. J. iini'ololt for 3110111“ practicum 0va known
New lluwu ntlei " plousunt ”‘7‘“ with trunk for trill-powoied steam \‘onrolh.
.\lltl.\\'.l1. “mm“ ”1 “"0 Cottage. ;wltit\1horlooi dloinuoos hetwcon portn.
‘ ' {tho man in n r91‘ituhle encyclopedia of
1 “mm“ Orr Millullidi‘y ““5 l'og‘gn' information for the navigator A aim
' od his position with the People's Bunk, llfli'. though loos comprehensive. mm,
in New lurk 11nd 51211011191! 11 1mm in “.113 ianuod in l907.’l'l1oro hardly will
‘ ”mm“ ““9 “l Sodom. N Y . uhoro h“ 111.1 another until the limo comes for
““m “Fm" “mam“ :lflflllfilllg ocean router upon the com-
‘ploilon of the Pauumu Cnnni.
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Mlll‘le ll. llenzhnt died at he r:
late Sunday“
Min
home on locust 111',otiue
inlaid. in her Slih your. The tunorni.
1111115 hold youtot'duy, oz 2 11. 111., front-
1111.11 into home. Rev, ii. i). 'l‘1‘lirk11un,ol-z
‘ ildutod. Tho lutelomont 111111 111 lnlto
View Cemetery. Sho louioo a dough.
191'.
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.. lionimnin Wood. of Cherry 'streot
W111; murrlctl to Milan l121hol .lllilott. of
Amherst, Moon, Mommy nitorntmn. ni
tho Millotl l1mno,.ln Amherst. Ml‘
and Mm. Wood storied on 11 honoymou
lo Nluuuru ll‘nllu, where they will
.upond 11 low 1111111. They will violt Mon-
treui uud other 11111111111 I11 (lanolin. i't‘.~
11111111111; through New York Silllt! by
wny of the Hudson river. Upon their
1111111111 they will roilido ill Greenwich.
1 Will erred by Lydia 13. 111.11.
mm; Vegetable Compound
Wnnriku. Okla»— “I had fomalotrou.
Dion for seven yours, run all rundown
- and no norvous
could not do uny-
' Tho docim 13
to. Willard honnslnn-y died :11 his
‘ homo, corner ulnl‘loiiroud twonuo imd
Grove atria-1.11. Tuesday morning. in
tho 7iiil1 your 01' lllll title. The luncrni
wuu held from hln ’ into home today
111 2 p. 111. He 11nd been seriously ill 3.3
for only 11 low days. 011 Hominy his “‘
.' could not sleep any
.31 or night. Whio in
» " till aconditionlroud
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son Manufacturing (:11.
motion, lmmcrly employed by
1111111111111 The Norwuliro wish
noon in in: now venture.
Mr. and Mrs. 111111111111 trill inure to-
loom tor tumour 111 1111. 1111111111,
lLl. MOVE TO NORTH CAROLINA
Hither H. Joocelyn, Lately Willi Beal-
' Ihlpt Syntom. Goa: to Tomilm
Elmer I-l. Joscoiyn. oi Womi'wnrd
tho.
fieaiahipt Oyntel‘ System on district’
in: manager. 111111 taken 1 position
b the Tomlin-on Manufacturing
l'tnminy. or North (Emotion, 1111 mono--
mot their 11111311 department, anti will
loavé thin town tho latter hurt or next
r Josoolyn exceedingly ronrot‘n
ring South Norwalk. and all or hit
him
of Lydu dill Pink»
hum’s Vegetable
Compound, and
best on its 111m and
Wrotato Mrs. Pinkham for advice. In
131 short time I hurl gained my mango
wcl hi and am now atronfiundm well.”
to. SALTJE S'rnvnun,
3. Box 81, Woullku. Okla.
W ‘ Another Grating Woman.»
While the special train Tuesday We. irollfinrttiglllloillnlilici‘tlt'llliuonlxlitlflf 2:121:33;
ding who not 1.111111111111311 no troll no wan 131111“on litid 11011911,. ,
hoped for those wito‘iliiti admin 119-“. ~owe ml: {resent ' lionlth 1160
paid for tiioir trouble, The play "Ann
You 11 Marion?" wan full at 11111111111111
11111111110118 niul thorn war not 11 dull
moment. lint Brown. Frank Fielder.
Mignon Mim- Donmond and Carolyn
lilorrinomuoieu their roles to potion
. tinn tint] kept tho audience in 11 undo
of good humor trombone 0111111111.. Leo
‘ln'oiixer, ll, 1,. ionnohury, his only liv~
log 11clutivo,,wan heat for M 011111111
ltupidr. town. When Mr. llouriobury
.2 11111111111) youtolwlttyfhis brother had Juut
pnouod way. Mr. Lounnb'ury was 11
mutton by node, and haul lived a uno-
fill and profitable lilo. r:
are sovedlh lhyil 1111.. .
what hoipodune
.3% M'1lllilillogical!“A.“t J11 nus.
ecnm our “hotel 11. 11111111111; 0
doom: hailingodono Fun no no.
FM collation? suitor iii 1
' .. non Eden 6310011113” hon been 1111 n :
‘ fairy 3011121 to some, who have «coiled 1‘ .
at the idea- tlmt Eden Paradise “would . 1
ever be restored, if even they believed 3
“hotter timer coining" that have ”til-1
was a recent visitor of hiendn in Glen 113011910111 m the prophecies: of this 31.. 1.
While surging humanity is turning,
children and chlldron'u children, which ‘
L hilt Forum. 9 tablolilom’n 'f
“ (113ml? Pudfierui hiohlba-_“_
NORWALK
Jersey (law from Mr. Ignition
, Mien rivn Dates. of Dorian. visited
her friend Miss Mildred Glover, for
se‘vol-nl days.
Clarence Rice has been home from
'aohool sick with Mind cold. He is now
111119 to take up his, studies ogoin.
The Liuiioa’ Aid Soceity meow ill.
the hmne of Mrs. F. N1 Ginger July Fish.
All members are united to be present.
1 Rev. George ll. Smith. of the Dnrien
Methodist Episcopal Church, preached
Buntiny in the Union chapel. June 25th
Messrs. Walter and Herman Ronni,
of West Not'wnlit, and Mounts Mono
and Hex-W1 Bagel! are enjoying a short
vacation at Cannfil‘ugwntor, Conn.
WT“
Among the summer realdenta to 1111'»
rive last week were Mound M1111. Stun-
loy .lnoouin 11nd daughter Josephine
and Miss Lou Thomas. oil of New York
city.
M1111. llnrrls \‘orinh and daughter
Jessie. oi lit. Vornon. N. Y.. and Mrs.
t'l‘lintnun eront'o. 01' Cleveland, Ohio.
were guests 111 “Forost View Form."
Wednesday.
M11. and lira. Alfred Smith and
daughter llntii. who have boon upend-
inn rovoml days with Mr. i'Ind Mrs.
Charles Johnson. romrnrd Wodnouday
to their homo in Bridgeport.
Friomin or lira. Ernest Schools. of
lirood River. will he glad to loom one
in recoverin: from shot-it and bruises
silo rocelroil 111131111 her home run 111111111,
throwing 1191' out ol' the. conveyance.
Among 1111,} city 11.1.1113 to nrrive this
week to on 111.11 1111.1 summer brooms and
rural ('omfllrin 111‘ West Norwnllt 11m
Mrs. M. Brunt. lira. Mary 'l‘liomimun.
David Thompson and meson Anon
and (lanolin 'i‘homnnon, oi High Bridge.
Null.
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The strawberry 11nd lt'o (“room tenth
vol hold in tho chapel Tunniiny night.
Juno lilth. was quite :1 novel 111111111. 115
it was given 111' the gonilonion. 'i‘hol'
did oil the work own tonnlloitnii and
ordering all the materials. All 11112 in
(lion had to do was to undo: the coke
and enjoy the eoriul eronlnu. it was
quite 11 wilt-t to tho lmlios to one the
then with their 11111111. glng’huni 11111-111111
on serving 13111111111. cutting t-nko 11nd
even mailing tho dialing. They into
to mind! that 1111911111111» is harder work
than u day‘s painting or carpoowrinit.
so tho indies give their hearty tton~
itrntuloilonn on their nucceuu 11nd giro.
THAM ER
Oculists and Opticians
Why not 111111 on others see? Let
our (firnlisii, who in u nkilled oyo
11111111111 isi examine your own 11nd
lit 1011 to the correct 11511111111111.3111.
iarmtion guaranteed «
07 Atilntiosqunro. Mumford, Conn.
Open Monday it Saturday Evenin-
l
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CityNational’Bank
mi were A oeueuALeANRmo
B "4588 AND OFFBRS EVERY
FACi‘LlTY GDNSiaTENT
Wl'l'i-l ' BOUND
BANKING .
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Capital Gurplun Ind Prom.
$100,000.00 ‘ 000.00
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EDWIN H. MATHBWQON. Free. .1
JOHN H. KNAPP, 'lIt VinovPru.
WILFHED EODWELL'. Chiller
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DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathew-tin anmuelGrtimmm
John H. Knapp J. Wuiiuco Mervin
curlotian thwart: John H. Light 3
Henry Seymour ' Fred. H. Rowan. .
‘* .' Loy; .1 Hui-lumi- ,
11nd ”dole not my alto ‘word against in"; - ‘
worn 1311211118. Bozo ‘1
11111111111111.1111. the author at this 111111.
1&th ‘
’Roli Seymour. J12, has purchased 11 ‘
em Deposit luau W and 6!; per your ,
FREDERch u. RQWAN, 21111 v1». 7
‘ three cheers“ to 1111 Seven Sellout;
Servoi'aJi‘. Smith. 11.111.11.91: S. \itiro- ‘3
house H Burtis, W. Duihuin, F. E11111 3
ornbn and E. Vonhiug.
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ROME.
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ISLAND
Miss 11111111111111 Mallory lo the hottest!
members of the Theta iota Club. of the
high school. Dunhnry. which Miss Mal
high animal llnnhury or which Mina
Mallory in 11 member. Tho party, which
Linda 11.111.11.110: tho high school inc-
oily.
nie Austin. leabolie Allen. Rona Me-
Cdrthy. Emmi! 'Woinstoin. Margery
Tweedy. Adelaide Hutch and Gladys
Beitnire, all women or thin year's
graduating class of the high school.
- lCLEARs NEW HAVEN BOY.
Baseball Pitcher Not to Blame {or
King‘s Death. Bays Coroner '1
Wilton.
hRiDGFPOR’l‘. June 3L) “Coronet
Wilton loot night handed down a lino
ing on the death lust Suntlux. oi iohn
(1.1111111, of this cits, uho died from;
the clients of being hit or a baseball
thrown by Angnitt Rmili of 25 W11
llama sheet, New Halon. who was
pitrhluit for the Williams Athletic
Club, in which he states that Kro
is not criminally responsible for
1King's: death King was at l1 it when
Kroll Hum a cum: whlrh King .111
tempted to dodge. but tolled the boil
striking hint on the bend. ilo con
tinned to play the remainder or the
game 11nd nhouod no ill effects from
the blow until he toothed his home
When he became unconscious and died
soon aim being taken to 11 hospltnl‘
from conclusion of 1111‘. hrnin.
lovers
THE PLACE
White 3. Canvas
‘ Button Boots
for Children
11.511
The Hatri‘son8t
Clark Shoes
for Buys
The 31105 THAT PLEAses 11-1:
301! A110 rile sows unsure
$1.50 81 $2 .,
Barefoot Sandals.
Two Stores
South ,Norwoik
3r
Norwalk
Motor Oil
11011 14111111111111
mAuy skin itching to n temper-tern .,
er. The more you scratch the worse;
it lichen. Douu’ n Ointment curs nil”, ;
eczema—July skin itching. At all drug: ‘
at a house” party at the Mallory cotv ‘
toga nt Belle Island. composed of eight
will ielimln at Belle [aloud over the 3
Fourth. is being cimneronod by Miss“,
The guests are the Aliases Funi‘.‘
avoline‘
We have Stilts at
6.50 ““0“" $25
BLUE SERGE, GRAYS, BROWNS. WE SPECIAL-
1“ IZE 0N YOUNG MEN’S NOBBY SUITS.
APPROPRIATE ran VACA'rioNr WH‘l‘TE canoe
ourme PANTS, KHAKI PANTS, sol-"r suture
WITH FRENCH OUEFS, SlLK SOCKS AND NEaICK~
WEAR. STRAW HATS, LOW SHoEs,
AND mos. I 2‘
TRUNKS
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Price’ 3 Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phone No. in now 1185-2
Prices for Saturday
MlSTLETOE HAMS .............. ..... . ................... 181: lb
suceo HAM ................ . ............ . ...................... 25c lb
GENUiNE spumo LAMB LEGS ..... . ....................... 20¢: 11:.
SMALL FRESH PORK Loms ................................... 15c 11,.
011093 ......................... . ..................... 151: lb.
10 POUNDS conuso BEEF ............. .. ........................... 45c
Eamon FED seer. PRIME ROAST, mm ......... . ........ 121. to 181: lb.
NATIVE nons'rmo omen-ms ................................ 241: lb. ,
BROILERS ..................................................... 301: lb. f
NATlVE VEAL. ALL KINDS OF CANNED GOODS.
Charnok’s Market 1...... 7“ WT“ 111111181
Free DeiiVery.
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. ATTENDANCE ALL nouns DAY 8. 1110111
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
1 = AND 'EMBALMER
Monumental Works in Connection
’PhOne 904 _3
Does
SEEM HARD WORK to get the heating system in
1
your house in good working order every winter?
Whynot let our men thoroughly overhaul the fur-
nuoo now, and restore the worn out parts and clean
it. thoroughly, so that you‘ll have no trouble when
you are ready to start it.
The Jones 81 Hotchkiss Co.
EaTlMATEs CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
17 Wall Street Phone 742 Norwaik, Conn.
Loo _
at the 4410611, 80
h. p. Touring Car .
Equipped with Illk mohair top, wind ohieid gas and oil lamps, Bosch
magneto and coil; everything ilrsteiasa. Guaranteed {or one year by
the manufacture". tor $1526.
‘
For full particulars coil or 11111110113
F. E. LOCKWOOD 8. CO.
39 Wall Strata-(Phone) Garage. Water Street, Norwalk. Conn.
tr 1
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The Hatch 8t Bailey Company
south NORWALK. couu.
Telephone 46. with hunch stations in All Department-
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
ROOFING
Lincoln Asphalt Wattanted Barrett' 8 Amino
Barrett’s Tinted Felts-v1 2 3 ply
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