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1} ROWAliTON
Miss lioutrlro lioWnteru. ol‘ Penney»
rut; otrcot. has bnoumvl'nitlng in New
Canaan. . '
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Mr. and Mra. John Holl'man, of ‘Croo—
{knit street, have ,buon entertaining
Jill's. itl'iunlo Corsou, of New York.
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Mru. Jennie Sherer and daughter.
lll'rf. bani-ottu Slater, ‘ of Pennoyeri
ntroct, nro spending a. 'few days at Ana
ibury Park.
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Joseph Williamson, who if; now our
ployoc‘i at Lighthouse Point, has boon
spending a two wccks' vanrtlon at bin
homo in Logan street.
‘Japlaiu Elmer E. Case, of Roway-‘
top. has erected a lofty ting pole at hlsi
Killltare colt-ago. The. polo mcasnrenj
65 feet from ~top to the ground.
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George Raymond has rented one of:
his houses in Raymond street to Mini
and Mrs. Samuel Robertson and child-i
rén. of New York city. i
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Mrs. Howard (1. Stevens and son
Francis. of New Preston. are the;
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earle F.
Thames, in Rowutyon avonuc.
Miss liuth Lowry, formerly of this'
pin c, who has been the guest of Miss
lir-lona (lakes for some limo past.‘
has returned to her home
Ymk.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ll. Godfrey and
two children. of Rowayton avenue, are
home from Avon. New York. where
lhcy have beep upcnding a month with
relatives.
A
in New
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DARIEN
. AND
OROTON -
llirhutl. Van Sclnn of iiacltonsack. N.
.l., in spending two weeks with Mrs.
Frank lame.m
$9-“...—
Ali’rcd Fowler has given up his posi-
tion with Richard ilngduie to go on
tho road as a salesman.
'l‘he Noroton Heights Band gave a
concert Thursday evening from 8 to
Woman 3 a e tepto etter ¥ 00 s
is not hard to find- if your eyes; are dull-«iiryour nit‘i‘o Visa buildup or Your (
complexion mudd ; if you have no “$9.st 'Gilr ‘J’l‘Wdeo not bother
with cmmtttlt‘h. )0er risk hnrmi'uldrugs. (yet good.‘rlcitfbitmd In your
veins. and then you will have: the bright looks and charm of, pot-foot health.
REE. ‘IIAiiliS Pitts
are wonderful odds to women and woman‘s looks. If your blood ls poor——
if you are polo. work and not up to tho mark—your stomach and organs
of digcstion and elimination urn the cause.
Booehnm's Pills correct faulta.j"1‘lioy will hol you to good digesa
tion andructivo kldaoya and regular bowolo—rw (adorn from troubles
.w pur‘or life—making. beauty-creating blood. .In‘ali truthond honour-i-
near. you will and that for good hodth and good looks. beecham‘s Pills
. Will Show the Right. Way
In box» with h“ dilution» I06. and We.
ltl. it was enjoyed greatly.
John M echau and family have moved
into their new home on. flowers avenu‘o.
it was built by Mr. llleehuu and in half
cement and half shingle.‘
W
H
llr. Martyn, pastor of tho Presbyter-
ian Church of Norman. will be homo
all summer and prcurh as usual in the
chapel on Sunday. ‘
Andrew J‘uylor, the well known un-
dertaker and iiverytunu, is enjoying; it
top days‘ combined bunlueun and plou-
surc trip through the west.
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The bank building committee met.
laat evening: and opened the bids. They
were found to be very much over the
architect‘s estimate. Nothing. there-
ioro has been done definitely.
(‘harlca ilennctt and William ii. \‘l’ll.
mot, .lr., registrars of voters for the
town of ilarton, held a kcfiulon in the
.ncleclmon‘s rooms of the. Town Hall.
iycslerdny. at which time they rcvlncd
their lists.
Aboudroth has suffered from the ab-
“luckily kept up his nerve and did not.
quit work. Very few of the merry at-
danccd to the music furnished by Mr.
Aboudroth and fotu' otlici'nn‘cnllezd tho
Bridgeport.
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Wau-
LONDON STRIKE lMPROVES.
Carter's Grievances Sallied and Other
Differences Are Being Adjusted.
LthliON. nun. lil.waoimidcrnblo
improvement in the strike oltuation
was evident. this morning. and ordoro
for troops to come into the city were.
countermnmlud. Some. cavalry had all;
ready gone aboard the special train at
Aldcrsbot when their oilicors received
word that, they were. not hooded in Lon-
don, The truinr. however. remained out
the killings, their li‘icluuotives with";
steam up, N.) that they could be moved
at a moment‘s notice. V
The. kettlcmcnt of the carter-3' uric
vnuccs, who with tho dock luborern
undue demands, wore satisfied soulc‘m
(liifvié‘iiilu. l‘ormcd the bulk of the? w
strikers. had had a hood ritual and on w
adjustment of thc diil't-rcuccu of thc
ualermcn and lighlcr men- with their“
cinployorn war hourly expected.
Some of the strike loaders \voro pew
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cons for some limo. although he
omlanto at the carnival. no they
oh
so
min which .the little man who puffer-
ng as he tilnpouned with the hubby
nnsic.
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HI
ESTPORT
AND
SAUGATUCK
Friday
pl
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Mina Alice llauk spent In W
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Sheer
intenco of such an anomaly; but. we!
intro changed our attitude
York Sun. They are now worn in win
were considered suitable only for eyed.
or» now quite likely to appear in tho
5 house or street.
i wear; yrs. and practical too. Of course.
here are materials that. wear honor. illr
‘man more forcibly than over when on.
Material Has Become nMogul Jacket Comes as Advanze
Favor“.- Gu‘rd_
There was a time
w hon
stylon are not being invented,
then‘dlft’erent tones are being created
by tho dyers. or varying combinations
of colors are being arranged by the
drcsmnakor, ,
Al the present time. middle summer
ithoucb it is. most attractive things areI
being put, upon ttie¢narket by the ext-i,
irineive houses. and alluring things are,
helm; worn by well-dressed
.who would rather buy one gown at a‘
' time every
And very charming they are in thlsi .
all at one Order.
tulle. vcry comfortable for summer“ . ‘
(inc aces changes alt-cud." from what
had prevailed during, .il.lil' and July.
ts. of what is to come in September
toward:
our stuffs such as chiffon, marqui-'
tte and line voile, says the. New‘
.
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r and summer. and whcrc once tiiol‘
at; and drowsy aft wrnoon Wear they
8
tine of simple morning trucks: for
var the sonic purpose, and still fewcr.
t "'iteéreatidtii‘ours, ;
.Week of August I
. women it 'looks as though ingenuity and ATLANTIC CITY .......... .
would "at have dreamed of mmuss‘inovellv were» always demanded of the Monday. Aug. 14' 5 days' trip, Hotel
lug “pmctical‘ chiffon frocks." No one i designers and m"; lll“ifli1f“it‘illl‘et"‘ I” iroquoio.
would have admitted the possible ex‘lm'm,‘ ' K “ ‘ ‘ ‘ 5‘ L WHITE MOUNTAINS ......... $25.00
Monday. Aug. ill. :3 days’ trip. Sin-
clair Hotel. lletblehern.
sand island i-louse.
'ROYAL TOUR ............. .. ,
Ten days' trip. best hotel accommo'
dollops. Thousand island‘s, St. Law-
women. BERM U DA ................ $23.50 up f
for: weeks than get them ILOCK ISLAND ..
The New England Tourist. describing
. i' . t .is ’ i. t ti
. but h“ or ”my": ma erlu um: ‘i m shave been adopted by the dressmakers THE RECREATION TOURIST CO
4th
$22.00
. $6 7.99
rent-e River. Montreal. Lakes George‘
and Champlain and Saratoga.
5 or it days‘ trip, Saturday. Aug. 19.
............ $11.00
Every Saturday, 3-day trips, Ocean
View Hotel. '
all fours at our office, 191 Orange St.
Nov: linvcn.
ould look so smart Well i" mmgzlud Worked up in new gowns and
hold nerve ‘ ‘ ' ‘ twrups and blouses for ti‘looe who are
l .
at soup fashionable -esor' for Au -
The value of this new type of (llll‘ki‘ ‘ I ‘ g
or. imprenaed on one New York on ii
The shops also catch on to many
“finely thinks through thoir cable dis-I
undertook ‘
'pulchrs tron: Paris and they copy the
recent morning she
Minn lt‘iorcncc St John in enjoying
Mrs. Susan ‘Augustn Wood died on y a wcck's vacation.
'l‘hursday at her homo. in West Nor-l
walk. at the ago of seventy yearal
.it is expected that. a number of the
anemia-rs of the tire companies will"
go to llarleu again this evening when,
r»...—
has
n
A, .l. llutcblukon returned
statistic, but the inch did but appear
to allure their vlclvs. All 5011193. of the
dockincn returned to work. the burne-
mon wore busy getting their horizon
rcady to operations. The
«tree-to. Were allll without
rchumu
hmvm or,
meet fricnds. arriving upon the newest.
binuost and most luxurious; of mine
'atlnntlc nzcamahips. These were the
lilies: of file lleld. who conic in llocka
lilitloriui; out of gorgeous touring corn
.and limousines. making tho long pier
iclothes that are worn by the smartly
tdresscd women at Ileau':iile and Trou-
ville and through the Rhone valley. it
may be only a collar here or a new
kind oi trnuimng there. the shape of Leave Huntington for Norwalk Mon-
Sflvul'ili- \ljliiilg companies Will be The funeral “H10“ over the rcmniuu from ‘n‘yrucuue. .\'. Y.
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UH Hmm‘ worn held. this afternoon at 2 oclock .....
3“... Front 'I‘l .- ll , l 1.. ‘ lte :from tho home. iiov. in: Smith otil- Mints Sarah (‘oley has returned from
k h. ‘ \ I” am (“in m ('l'lll‘tl and the interment followed in H Vih'ii iii llcdl‘ord, N. Y.
Mildred, of l‘cnnovcr strect. have ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ '
. . . . ' . . , , Mather ccniclory. ~-——--—-——-
gum in Brooklyn for a fen dayiu Mrs. Stmuol Coley has be“) 0m”.
(lrnnl Price. who has been the {zucstl
of Mr. and Mrs. ’i‘beall. returned to;
in.». home in Brooklyn with them.
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.l. Edward Vincent Is very sick at!‘
his homo in llowayton avenue. with an
aggravated condition of nbsccuscd
let-lb. Mrs. \‘iucont has not yet re-
covcrcd from hcr long illness: when
she broke down from the care and an» ’
lusty iii her mother‘s serious illnoosl
early last winter. Mrs. nl-n in now en-I‘.
joyiug il(‘l‘ llb‘lllll good health ‘
.lutilc out riding on her horse,
’l‘hursday evening. Mina Green. of To»
ltcuckc. was: pitched over the animal's
bond when its foot struck a halo in the
road. She was quite sevcrely cut about '
allu- lace and arms. She was carried;
to the oillcc ol' ib‘. Noxou in his :tuto-‘
mobile and there hcr wounds wcrc
tlrcsscd and shc was taken to her
home. It will probably be two weeks
or ll‘iOl‘t' before Miss ('lrecn is able to
got around again.
DAUGHTER OF ‘AL' ADAMS SEEKS
DIVORCE.
Nl'lWl’Uli’l‘, it. 1.. Ant; 12-»)er
Evelyn Adumu Napoleono, daughter of
the fun» M Adams. of Noll York. hurl
bcrun an action for divorce apatnht.
l’nul Nupolconc. who in now in the
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wish him all pousible mucous.
At the Molhodiul (“linrch on Sunday,
the pastor. llev. George llcnton Smith.
will prcurh at both uerviceu. The
morning subject will be. "'l‘wclte lieu,
of ()ld.‘ Morning worship, ibzilu a. in; i
evening;r worship. 7:1lu p. in; Sunday
School at noon; Young l’eoplc‘n nicer
tug: at 6:45 p. in.
Harry Marina, the young usalaiunl.
of Jerry Mulroney. who is superintend-
lent at the lloly (lhout building; in \l'eati
Norwalh. (‘()llll.. has lakcu n l'orcmnu-
ship position in Florida. to which state
he cailcd Saturday morning on the
(‘Iyde Linc. lilo mum liarh-u friends}
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Richard J. Haywood. Mr. licnshau’u'.
chuull‘cur. who run dbwn and injured
the [lotion laborer. recently, came to
trial on the charge of reckless driv
ing of a motor car, ycntcrdny. 'l‘hcI
hearing who held before .Ilisticc Geo."
W. h‘hercr, who bound tho doft-lulnnh
i
‘nvcr to the bout term of tho crimtnnli
nupu'rlor court undcr bonds of $l.iitlli.i
which was furniuliod by the young;
man's employor. i
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’l‘be boarding rouse of Mrs. iiccken
ban boon quiltu a popular place lbla1
nnmmcr. Al the beginning of the son-1
better, lbc rmldents on outskirts of1
the town full tho uhoringo of prnri 'i‘
stone more kcrlri)‘.
lbc prmlsionn stores wcro clokcd ho a
more of thc lutiutc of supplies and the a
mining Mrs. William Woodin of Dan-
bury.
hirn. Harriet l‘. How smart router-
dnv with roiulilcn in liriduc un't. .
' l , illllll‘ll at all rcachrd the famine level.
.
(int; .5 iwl‘ cent. of the motor bun-1..
son camt' out and the number of taxi- l 5
cube; soon \vi-re iurlhor rcduted as u .-
rmmlt of thc shortage of petrol.
rambler-unto manual of meat reached 1
Minn May Scott has» hogan hm" duties
at the \i‘cutpoi‘t library. Miro Iiomlhy
Day will assist.
The pulpit of l‘hriut hurrh will be
occupied by an mu of town clergy-
man tomorrow morning.
Mr and Mr» Edward S. (‘hurch 0i
Weulpot'l avonuo have returned from
a three ntonihs‘ trip to Sweden.
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of today. The yuan movod undcr .-
ktrong cucorta of police». arriving from v
the railway stations while the strikers t.
born out by tin-tr tum: day and mum
pirkctlnu. were snatching a few hunra' t
T051. 5 i
There was some rioting. but on them
whole the poiicc had icon trouble than '
'i'bc Slicphcrdn oi licthlchcin on
joycd lliclr annual trolley ride to
chcpict-ltunc inland “Wednesday oven-
lug.
iml'nl'l'.
-~~-—---—- more cmnpleto than yesterday. and tho, i
Mrs. (‘hurlch llurlow of Port ("hea-
for. who has boon visiting: in town the
pnh’l tun weeks, will return home to
lIlOI‘l‘IHY.
to put down poaeiblc disordcl‘u. 'l
liven should a wvi'lomcnl bc reached t
Allan Florcnre lflradiey. Minn IInr~
riot (ladcn and a party of lrlonda from
lr‘airficid ouluycd an nation at Compo
bench, ’l‘hurhdny.
who demand a ton-hour working day i
at thc saute wagon non receivod. tint" il
illg the day the luminous of London!
will not be able to rcnnmc its narumlji
prourcsn before Monday at tho earllchl. t i
.M. “m
Mina Fltn‘cnte Bradley and bib-tr.
w...u_._.__~.t..__
their neennl shotgun of curls. and whllcnmk like a casino m. ctmmflnm veran.
the contilliom in the strike ui‘ou were do
1“ “0m“ diatrtrtn jaunty white sergcs. tabloids and stir-
priccs of nut-h unmis an (‘Ullid be ob- Ion.
Ami a French maker.
Huttthiiold markci in the early hours 1......” looked as though it did.
(in the labor hand. a: bt‘llllt" small Vhlmpod opening at the “(Nb
of tho railway l-zlulioliu the ticup was bordered by
.t -. ‘ -. you w u" w: l ms 5 i:r friilh turned back it ion the. .
itillti iuMl‘ « i hold in It \d n; im ii I turban. brilliant jeu‘cls so! in heavy
with tho liytlllri' turn and “'illi‘l' men an inch or no above the natural unis;
‘.
L083 OF TIME MEANS LOSS OF? frock bad a narrow closorolled brim
non she had about it) guexla. but tho; ”“l‘i‘it‘i “hilt"! Hi'c propurluu to our“
banking intuition: in l‘nrla. The action .
number has dwindled to about llt‘lcen.i the. linden homestead in (”m3 Hillb-
ifi brought on the ground of non-nup-
pull.
him .\'.'ipulrone has rchhlmi in Now-
.'\’c\\' ut‘i'ii'uiu are: illrn. Stewart and
‘non. New York city; Mrn. Mcttord and
port for st-wral ycnrh. it won \vbilc
living hcrc that Hill‘ divorced lit-r lit'ut ““3 li‘ltilbuah; Mimi Fits. lli‘ililiiii'll-
'1 .
lluaband. lloiwrl 3“... Arm“. u mllr Mrs. ilccitcr conicn irum lirookiyn.
aha had Silo OXIN'Cll-i for Labor Day many of
in ”minor old llrooklyn friondu.
lug. ct’tuinct-r, with whom
oluped and none to Mexico.
divorce cauc hhe naid that alto pawuod
lu-r jcwcln in Mexico to pay her lItlu-‘(
‘ i . 1‘ . . ‘ l \-
band H oxpcnnou. and thou rulurnmi llilllhli pimod to be the lnntth nut.
and won forgiven M bcr'falhor .couulvo nucconn and naturally tho llro
film obtained tho dlvorro from Mr-i ladtllon are. mightily picnuod. 'l‘hc Uri.
cntul hand. of Stamford. was in at.
Armll In- December. 1906. and wait: i
married to Paul Napohumo on Annunll m"”“"” "“d “WWW”! up extol-
ioal concert. which was onloyod and
:23. than. South difficulty wan onconn-i . l
. ‘ i ' r .
lcrod In getting a minlulor to oliicinlot nppm "i”! w oil. Along “m' the
h largo dclcgaiton of bitum-
|
at tho wrdindu. 'l‘hr nun linnlly ob-i baud canto
inl ford people. who llvoued up mnttorn
tnlucd nuuio a utntcmcnl later i H
‘ I I p
which hu bliid ho had been lllll‘bll’tlll..mmuw‘m' iho usual. “MN"? m”:
‘ou at
It who paid that she offered a fan of' i" order and enjoyed 1"“ M"
“‘00" to “m, mtntutor who would per. In tho tutu night of tho grout trunk and
form ”w wmmm, ludicutlonn are that tho people will
make the. most of the occasion to have
a great, good limo.
t
ounoChfié’WWér/imono.
Woman Believed to be implicated In
Robbery of Home.
STA brunt). Aug. illnwllnrninro yen-
lcrtluy mornlugrlonled the home or
(lltnrlou ii. llounnbury. prehidoni or the
Stamford Savings bank. The family:
in ubacnl. for the onmmnr and until
thoy return the value. of the goodn
tattoo cannot be determined. About
noun a woman wan seen coming from
flu: house and investigation followed.
dlavloning the. fact that the place had
been ransacked from top to bottom. It
is believed that the woman was one
or the robbers.
Richard Aboudroth. tho Welt-known
harbor and musician, notion-mat. an
oporntion, thin morning. at bin homo
for an nimceno which turn gatherodon
his lmnedotz. Mr. Abondroth has tho
boot wlnhoa of bin mun-y frlontln for a
apocdnand complain recovery. Mr.
Jelly Glasses and
Tumblers
Parofine
Séhhchfinhbroo. 81 Co.
MEXICAN BOLDIERQ $EIZE Amid.
3A3 HIEGO, (lulu Aug. idwll/ioitlu
on holding yesterday onions} on rifles
...nnn {mutant-of . tinnitus in tho
' not) at ' . iii?
unit. liruyklyn; Mra. liar. and dough-i
'l‘lm fourth digit! of tho li‘lromcn‘n.
Main Ch. anion
way for ucvernl weeks.
J. Frank lirndley, who ban been
4 npendlnu rho numluor at Highland. N.
.l.. whore lu- lu secretary at l‘amp litu-
. mond. has returned home.
W
llurold licoro V'wiuhon it hinted that
there in no truth In the. report that be
and with an accident while returning
from Compo bench, one evening thin
\vook.
Dr. Harold Ogden of thin town and
Port Cheulcr, N. Y.. who has been a
patient at tho Stamford auditorium for
many woeltn hollering with a unrlonn
nervous dioordnr on tho roanlt of an
unto ucldcut bun nprlng nhnwn but
littlo lmprovrment.
n...“-
.(lcoran Allen of Main alroot met
with a painful ancldont Thursday
oven-lug. wjiiip. [Morning on a trolloy
car from Steeplochnao island. The car
wan crowded and Mr. Allen stood up
with a nuntbor of others. While ho
with standing the car gave a ouddou
lurch cunning a woman standing. near
to full forward and push him over.
He put out hln hand to have litmuoil’
and an he did no ho struck the glans
buck oi? the rear soot. Tho window
was pushed outuuul Mr. Allen's hand
wag. badly out.
WESLEYAN GETS BEQUEST.
NEW YORK, Aug. 12.411 the will
of Eltonhelh F. Vandereor. tiled in the
Surrogato's office in Brooklyn, today.
more. than $80,000 is given to oliaritoa
hie purposes. Among the bequott is
one of 31.000 to Wesleyan University.
of aluminium. Conn. it ‘
PAY.
Kidney troubles
brcedg means lost time and lost p
was no had from kidney and bladder
uuyn: “i took Foley Rhino! Pillii for
only a short time and not entirely well
and was soon able to no back to work,
and am feeling Well and healthier than
before." lr‘oloy lildnoy Pills are. ionic
In action, quick tn roanltawn . good
friend to the working man or woman
who suffers from kidney lilo. ’l‘bo
ilriduo l’hnrmac) and W. 't‘. Wlumore'
& (To. "
WILLING TO CUT RATES.
Railroad: Answer Darby Complaints
by Admitting They're Excelslvu.
DERBY, Aug. liwAnuwcru from tho
two dofonduulu, Ibo itullnnd and the
New lluvou railroads. hnvo been rd
coll‘tid born by Attorney W. D. O'Con-
noil, contract for Junior; E. Show. a
fiiilmml‘, who rooontly flied complaints
with tho intonatuto oommorce com-
mlaulon alleging that the abovo ruli-
roadh mul aluo tho boaton and Maine
company. were charging oxcosnlvo
and unjust rates for the transporta-
tion of potatoes and yttiio. from
Ctutrutntono‘, N. Y., to Derbyfl'loan.
In 'both answaru. which have been
also neat to tho oommlsalon at Wash.
lngton. tho ruilroadu admit that tho
rate of 325 a onrioad of DOlllIOBfi
from the above points to excessive
and unreasonable and that they are
prepared to. reduce them. A rate of
$20 to suggested by tho companies as
fair audition. tho answer states that
other comodltlea will be included in
the pronunotl rote.
A .t. »»uwnw~w
opium aileron nonunion mil
hut:
eh _
The antiwar. .o
f
and the m, It. white straw encirclcd by a very wide
(1)”! shlrrcd and corded band of taffeta and.
to many a working man. M. iinlcnt.i “V“ i‘ii‘il‘i'omi"d “'mii
12H Littlo Penna street. Stremor. illué ltii‘i‘eta nbirrcti and con
ted by narrow bands of the line while
i
trouble that ho could not work. but ho ult‘nw.
black chiffon or umruuleclto. ono over
a white foulard striped in black, one
ouch cash the veiling
a
in but. the use, of a flower, or the ar-
{ruugoment of a wash that is copied. yet
‘it makes an attractive change
what has boon. and it gives to the no.
man uho wears it the appearance of
bring ossoutinlly modern. .
For lusmncc. one of the new jackets
that have been projected by Paris is
ital'en on here. if 1:: urine for after.
There was our little track of doctrt ‘ ’ _ ‘ ‘
, , _’llt)illl and informal evening wear. a.-
.ct violet cuili'ou over white whith for . _ p ' ‘ .
thonun ll‘i name liltlif‘fi.t.‘$ that it
implicity corned off the honors undi ‘
, . gshouiti belong to a coat suit. it is call—
ot in a mysterious way spoke loath) . ‘ '
_ ed the Mogul. and u as a mass of hand-
If opcncd down.
be from. from neck to hem. or at
A mun.
ob Silifl‘l'fi cord band or bonillol‘lce of
i
inlet taffeta bordcrcd the overlappinu
idc and taffeta bulimia and lmps.
And chiffon frocks ii’t‘ the van
hero yore irreprotu-huble lincu.
ha. but there was no denying that the i
1 |
martcst of the women were in chil-
r-..t stones set in rims of padded gold
and 1~ilvcr fhrend.
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. .. , . .shori
were not down the cut.rc .rnni just _ ‘ t .
_ . ”.l.‘ donpic-.n'casted. is matched Willi
maid.- ot lilizi band. which llll‘lli‘d a“
.jcwc
be bent and bordered the bottom of
he uiiulttiv lulled shirt.
The little kimono bodice showed a
thigh wallet lim- by a splendid Siléll. I
t itumor from tho Rue de la Paix is
that evt’irythiug tins: Indian is to be
i , .
’lll‘fflllillifliliy brought forward this fall.
platted ; _ I
and that we will not only have me
.ilcgni jackcts, but the gaudy lndinu
hctuslitcbod
' here new
a
rill of tho finest linen
A Rush zlrdlo oi :
l
a , ,hort sleeves. .
on c a metal and wouilcrlul shawl.“ made into
ufl'cta encircled the round waist only" . .
.gruceiui capes tor evening wear.
inc and was find in a bin. bow at lhui .“w average woman duos “m want
‘ {brilliant dressy frocks in the summer
lilCii, hold fiat by n rcctangular buckle. '
unleso she happens to not! ill a fash-
u o co ~ded taffcla, and it fell in'
m h f l ‘ :lnnnble resort; he:- needs are for at-
i
but: WM” ciuiu. one over the. 0m?" ' iroctive. cool garments that carry out
Iown the back of the plain uklrt. ‘ ‘ _ ‘ .. . ‘_ ‘
An odd little but worn with ttioiu‘v Stiles-and yet none for single 0(-
.cnsions. let. mark you. she wants ev-
'cryihiuu to reflect the bent and tho.
‘uewost: she sees no reason—«for them
in none ~~~why she should not make the
cotton voile, or tho floral oruandle. or
tho incsnaliuc. similar to the gowns ol‘
chormcnsc and chili‘on. of velvcl and
haudcnrin‘oidetcd llnucric.
The (iron-inn tunic in copied directly
from the garment worn by the clan-ab
cal lnvoly womcu of tlreoce. it is al‘
way-u transparent. is made of tllnty
muff. therefore. and is easy to cut and
Jill! tonother.
’l‘lu» top part in like a kimono with
tho nlocvoa in one, but it In quite full
and is drawn into a plan waist lino
~~ . ~ou- , ‘ ‘
A correspondent mm“ from T1 with a thick silken cord. 'llic latter in
vilio of delightful llttltI morning frocks . |
in Sicotch plaid chiffon. biuo and groom! single oudoublo and 1" tied in “m”
trlminod in black volvcl and mode bet- with nbmt loop» and N” 10"“ ends
minim: by collars of ombroidercd mmb flnbihcd with heavy utik “”59"" ‘An
pm and of other piuuaat models mullrnclivo variation from tho tunaolaln
’lo use. poudanl roses caught, on nilkcn
chiffon trimmed simply ‘wltb 'l‘om' . .
Thumb lrlnuo in self-rotor. She opoaltn “0“" It “‘9 “0““ 1” for ”‘9 evonlnu.
enthusiastically too of gray chiffon
Choriotlo frocks. long hloevod and COMING FURB.
with abort waisted bullion almost bin. The moat popular furs for next win-
di‘li under Dill Milliii Of 80“. “M 3'01" tor bid fair to be seal. pony. oarucul
lowed muulin dollculeiy embroldorod. and gm. mm... “-1“, can afford it. of
"WW“ conrao. sable. according to the Chicago
PLUSH AGAIN. inter-Ocean. Fox and opossum uro
After so mmtv rem of almanac that "favored for nookpiecen. Moleskin. ai~
Wohm‘o almost WHORE“ lb plush linfl‘most as prohibitive in price as stable.
returned to no again. or will return is gaining popularity in Europe. Er:
with the advent of cold Woutiiet‘, hays mp... and alumni)“. gm. “pom-5 In de-
tho Chicago inter Ocean. Loot winter mood for droopy garments. and with
m"
ncod with ccrisc'". a blob crown I
s or cars of tin.»
led and border»
’l‘licro worn several good frocks in
over white. one over a blurk foundtr
lion lrbnmcd iu brodcrlo Anulninc. in
chiffon com-
pletely covered the untlor robe and
won made with tho utmonl elmullclty.
it. began if) he tilled ill Imitation 0f soul the cm,” for black [Damian lamb in >
coats. The coming winter. so much advancing even morn in fashion. Lla-
okili hon been put into the making of tags, howovor. will come in dolloato
it limbo plush coal, tar trimmed and shades of violet, yellow, coral and
looking just like the real. oxpansive cream.
article, can. be within the reach or
nearly erory Woman. Besides this.
pluah will undoubtedly be used for
cloaks and wraps to wear over evening 3
dresses. Thenew material is soft and 3 '
m. .
Excursions to Huntington and
y
0n and After FRIDAY, JUNE 23. 191
from Leave Nor-walk for Huntington, Moné.
Valley Grove
SUMMER TIME TABLE
The
Steamer Huntington '
CAPT. WM. C. YOUNG,
Will run as follows:
days and Fridays at 6:45 a. m.. and
2.25 p. m.
days and Fridays at 8:45 a. m. and
5:30 p. m. ’
EXCURSION TICKETS. 50¢:-
in the cornmodious power boat, tho
some ("bluche (unbroidcr). and often from
sailing parties or regular trips.
it is made quite ion}: to serve as a Delight
wrap, bu: its mind pppearauro is. as u £35 5‘10."
tunic that just covers the hips. 10“"13-
i(‘tl buttons. and is confined at a Change Oil account. of weather.
sailing parties address Capt. A. W.
it
Motor Boat ~Trips
New Mildred
The boat will be at Roton Point ,
9 a. in. until 1 p. m., for private
arrhaxooxs. from 1 to '10 p. m.‘
ful trips around lighthouse and
from Rolou Point. Tickets.”
All parties and trips subject to
For terms and particulars regarding,
iills, llowayton. R. F. D.-3T. Tel. 5054.
Vacuum
For Sale or to Rent [w
Price $125.
o
lipid: in. weight. and lined with a can
Price $65.
Price $20.
' Cleaner
HOOVER ELECTRIC
Rent ‘35 a da
W
PEERLESS ELECTRIC
Rent $3 a day
m
REGINA HAND CLEANER
Rent $x a day”
Drop 3 Postal or ’phone for
Demonstration
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRIGAL SHOP
tn the Town
AUTO SUPPLiEI
Phone 8057430 South Main Strut
South Norwnlk. Music Hall Block
“W, ,
David W. anrnond"
Funeral Director and Emhalmer
1| North.th 01ml. laugh Hamill
untamed. I Wilhiftlioh “not;
Tclopnoho at om mo. -‘
1W it mu. III.
,.
Norwalk Chronicler