ibuya,
Also Bathing Suits for men and
,Bn'thlng Gaps .........l 25o to 75¢
Bobbins Shoes .........\250 to 750
in without? Ives: the one-
‘SWim Enny.”
ORECAST. l
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 68; high, 84
Partly cloudy.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
continued cool tonight and Tuesday;
light to moderate westerly winds. 4:
'high presnure area. with. its crest over
‘ the JOWer Luke region and «the prov~
lncoof Quebec is causing fair, cooler
weather in the northeast. A trough
of low pressure extends from North
Dakota to Southern California. and
Western Texas. The weather is fair
in the northeast and southwest.
Showors have occurred in the south-l3
east. Great Plains region and.
northwest. No notable hit“
three are reported.
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WILD-MEAN MUCH TO YOU, AS MANY RARE PRIZES
ARE BROUGHT OUT HERE AND THERE. NEWS OF
WHICH NEVER BEE PRlNTER'8 lNK.
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‘Tneit it
as wuumoron 61"..
Jul! *
Will lii’lll
Jib Ruling Barring ital:-
”our: Fm: Flume Board
‘ bl lgblluyl
m Mm...
K m?” HAVEN, It“! III-lit it: canon.
*lJimthlI mi: tho Railroad bum-
' mam: moi {rum mo ruling of
WI Public tic III communion order.
in; it to column rule prohibition
the ruin; at mum: on the ItfilR
or running boards or oil o :2an
In. who urine nonrlfikmi on
Thom!” In“ am 3'me ,
A rflblllnlnlng only ll: W stop:
It _ I: «not: atop mt, mitt»
‘11"the
tum: «loom: Ioilwoy obmynninn on.
who; IIII whom an in the state
in: it!) ‘
RYAN C0,
SOUTH NORWALK'
i“Mill AVIITRR
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MULHAUSENNL Germany. June 29
': wllorr Schadt a German aviator, wait
killed here today while testing a
military aeroplane: The ahmnn lly~
log at a hash: o! 250 yards made a
curve boo annuity and the anachlno'
{tell to the ground and limited its on»
oumnt. '
AUTOMOBILE CARES IN COURT.
Finn lmpond by Judy Lockwood
Tim Morning.
l Judge Lookw‘ood load time can;
on the docket thin morning and Ill
:lhreo he itinouud of by importing
linen. Two were: automobile omen.
Eamon Hamilton, I: continual! on“.
choral will: Inching tirivinn, mu
lined It: and will. IhI «but: totnllug
It lit ill. 3‘th I:Iu: hold. ‘ ‘
on mu Immo MI night in: Ono-
'tl “If? Thoma non: “tor litlvlnl
in AA
. mnmmnmumutlml‘l ‘
.ono ‘3 Eu
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' MSW: Signature 05’
1; monotossoystm
A won-thy 0F,Rldzoflehl., A
A new Knight house, 30x80 toot ll
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out trunks. 0:: addition to the viola
A form ammo to the freight bonus on
oxtbtlsion, 30 feat in length in to be
.ei'ootlod on the north end, thus giving
‘ 9. total mlutliorm of lililloot.
, ' ‘ A new passenger 'station of concrete
‘ " conuiruot-lon throughout, modeled ni-
terlh‘o ,dehot ut Rowaylon in to be it
reality. The building will the enacted
A upon theme oi the: old simian, and in
to be equipped With cvory mod-
ern convenionoe, including electric
lights and ate-um heat.
The new nrrungeinenta"':\'ill lucilh
ate tho handling oi freight and envious
matter and patrons of the road will
have an ahaoluttgly clean and well
lighted stallion lnoteull of the murky
old place that huul'ueen their lot. for
Fur 8::: ....
Thirty Years " ’ W‘IIo‘rEL ARRIVALS.
Mnhackomwll. W. Hines, Gus
Rosa, New Haven; ii. i. Brown, San:-
Ylllt BIRYIUI Cl: It‘ll". "till m 0|“.
,1, .5
uel Qroenotein, Bridgeport; L. A. Lil»
Aby. Hartford; W. A. Dreyer, Brook
iyn; L. R. llurlbutt, Wilton; Chas.
l). Barnes, Greenwich; J.. R. Taylor,
Springfield; L. A. Keith. Mrs. Clarke,
Thou. 1. Ryan. H. A. Mathewmn.
itchy.
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, Casserole Ilia". i
It is often a question Tum nae the
leftover want of beef 0 trawl: to
advantage and at the numb i me serve
an mmuing dish. it thrive. in I: car
Icicle this room molten! I: dollolous
meal: Cut the meat ”1:3“ halt-Incl:
dice. To a pin: or meat 2 (l a cuplul
flail sealan-
ed, and a quarter of a nu" ,ul ‘ench or
, diced" carrots and shredded celery,
haltfla cupiui oi touluioei, and salt,
and newer to senuon. Put, all in the
caéaei'ole and cover. cooking in a
moderate own for an hour. Then add
‘ -. lmli n caninl or parhoilud zlotnio hulls
and the some amount or cooked henna
or none. (look again until the vegan
tuition are thoroughly done. Mush-
rooms may be added it one likes them
This tasty dish is u meal in Molt——
Newark News.
m.
Now Umbrella.
A detachable umnrolln cover or en-
touocos. invented by Count Belt: For»
goth. is likely to become pustular, says
ll Vienna special to ’the Monitor. it
consists of n Home. to which can be
uttuohul many different kinds of, uov;
era. it is :msllhle to remove one com
or and attach another within 9. min.
ole. 'llo doclareo {hat in: his luvon~
tlon no lady need «carry more thrill
one umbrella frame. on she can take
autholoni covers .ullh her on a trip
to tho country or the Ionian to mom
all her dreams and moot all her to
quiremeu‘iu tor the summon, No new
lug or ginning in umom. ,Iho cov-
or slim quickly 1qu its place and to
math: firm liy the attachments of
the frame. ,‘
Cut the Faulty. ,
it in hotter to out the pomloy than:
to chop it, using either I qtntr of mill-
sun: or picking up one tiny liundila a:
lemon otter Mother and cutting Ilium
néron with I: allow hullo.-~liuw lin-
rou Journal Cour’ioi'. , '
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Piuunoio Pin. 5
Pool Ina mt: on: the core Ind iltIlI
Inn of on. Manolo. om: it o:-
It lulu vim lino pawn; In:
lym: do not like‘ no: dishes Stir i:
then add the Well drained trlye Add‘ BODY OF CYRUS 8. WELLER
enough hot water to cover, a hotel -FOUND in THE RIVER.
salt and poppin- and let cook until the:
rioo :3 done. Add a tablespoon of Hartford Buninels Man Who Had Been
éu’r’ry powder hr loss to the tribe if MlIIlng alone Fabruary~Dld HI
Bedouin comma ?
no Ind down and turn out into a dish The body or Cyrus 8. Weller or No.
“Vim 1”“ :‘Gfil’iffla‘xg‘d 1: bl “9:2“ 343 Albany avenue was ioumi in the
”W ’3 “0 I” ‘~ “ 3‘ e” ‘1 Connecticut river, Hartford a short
01' llllttgm ‘0 ‘it 1““ WWW serving. distance below the Glauionhur) dock
The rice should he cooked (very torn by . party of boys. 'l‘huraduy, after,
“WIN” dry. noon. They towed the body to the
h“ More and untitled, Medical Examiner
H“ C token Shorten”. Dr. Herbert G Richurds. of (“anion
Here is n good My to convert ”1:! hurt, who examined [he nod: and turn
remnants: 0' 1‘ “mm“ mm 0‘” ir- edit over to Uudertakerluhn Fl llam-
CMBO ““0 a gamutinz and “WOW (“5“ ill at GlnIionbury. in the pockets of
Free the chicken from akin “d “01‘9“" the muun‘ clothing he Found 325 in
mm (”It into 31M“ Bl'VOTS- PM the bills and u Wuliham watch. withu gold
meat on to heat in enough gravy to watch chain attuned. There was I:
make- it quite" moist. ’ Sift two tea- monogram, “C ,S. w." On One of the
spoonfuls 0t shaking IIOWdel‘ find one, fingarg of the 1m)“ hand was 5‘ din.
hull tonspoontul of salt with one pint mend ping, valued at “an, The body
or flour Rub one ionouoonl’ul or lord was fully dressed except for the cunt
and butter into .liellour, then stir in Idoutiiiod by Bo“,
three quarters of I: run or milk. Btlr' The body was identified Friday
125010339231“: :g‘wcxfiixdfigu morning bv‘ William J. Weller. a sou.
, ' ,anu Parley J Blackmer, who wan the
in a quick 9"" about ’15 ”firm", partner of the drowned man in the
When done. €739“: ”3: i”: w A“: painting business. 1’,th made at-
knife 3“? ‘5?” l: t 3,016: 20mg law l momentum: for the funeral, which was
“1”“ 3 ° ° ° ' them Saturday morning at 9 oHclock
:1: “3:039:20: ihmxwxmox? with burial in the Green cometary at
e “ station ll. Glastonbury.
not chlolml gravy and nerve at once. 3,. Weller m“ been mining since
BAND CONGERT m .NORWALK. the night or Fobmbry 13.11:: hull
. . Bloc . ho two ue‘xlai‘
In. smut: o: the pulled any other: "in! W W“ ’1‘
tell a Livoly Mom. i .l mad at the corner of Aaylnm and Main
' streets. and Mr. Blackmer Ihpllwlé‘d'
N“ in 3"" h“ Namath neon “‘3“ that Mr. Weller wan going directly
a lively night as was Saturday: ' With home
the ”ma mmm‘m ”h” procunivu lilr Weller was neamiglviod and it
onthualum, “‘9 “m“ “d the more: is mrmlneu that mainly he beoomo
worn tilled with WWW it being euti- confused in some won and went down
mm" ”3” over 3"“ WWW“ WW“? State Itreetund walked into the river.
worn about tho streets during the ew- w," “ m. “a".
632?; Miami: Bond was located on- ' N“ gm“ w” hoard «cumming “1‘
our n lion Ito light in the new band
Ilium «not: by Conh‘ml' M .t: I:
ordain. Men on Friday and WNW.
on “lithium M: The conga-t will
Why Ind lnoml.‘ 'l'iltv libmull: incr-
Illinois In: national! with tho” unholy:
m...”—
M.
Ion arrived Mu. Weller cloud he:
she in hoopla; ll booming lion
Ilia summer.
. it: ”all:
to ho built oppoolto 8 D. Keoler‘u oi» ‘
orator in about the neuter oi the was: ‘
‘(h‘fl‘lt (i;
neon mending Iomo limo that evening ,
whorIIhouiI. and when the limo; Ian- A '
home no Went to Sound View. who“ <9
Bellow his who m. ‘
llr, Whiter WI III know ‘Mo: '
. lid I .
(3an
SALE OF WHITE LAWNS AND FLAXONS.
Continued.
The economy of this sale is very noticeable
Plain White Lawns, 40 inch wide,
White ,Silk Striped Voiles,
Crossbars, Fancy Stripes,
The, heat Bed for a Can-Ip-
It’s use, all things considered, is
the ’l“:llcscopc Cot of brown cau~
van. the very style‘ which wag:
carried'by Col. Roosevelt on his
expedition into Africa. This out
when packed up, makcs {Ismail},
compact bundle about Ithii‘ty
inches long; and it can be easily
carried in a connnou élmwl strap
One It
bears a high test for strength and
Of
course it is not necessary to go
person can set it up.
cértuinly looks coliifm‘table.
camping in order to use such an
affair. for it would lie I: piqity '
good tiring for the north, or it)
set up under a shade tree.’
not in usa it can be quickly fold—
cd and placed on a closet shell.
Price $3.00. ‘
Furniture Store.
‘5
«fwmmwmfi
A Chest of fragrant Red Ce-
dar is :1 joy to its; possessor. for
it is a handsome article to be—
hold, and the habit of inciting
tllingu mm} in clwstsr Is irresis— -
Hills to most folks. A plain Loliar
modulate sizc, Milli an
oil—finish. bound at the corners
with several bands of solid Nash,
is $9.50.
A Red Cedar Chest
niagniiiccnsb is highly polished,
of true
with broad hands of (hill brass
This
The
pricc runs from $17.50. $19.00 and
up.
fastencil with huge nails.
:hcst has an inner "tray.
Furniture Store.
w— Wm...“
'VOnc buys Aaml‘lavajo Rug for
the tlt‘ll,‘lhe bathroom or til:
porch. It is good also for the. tent
floor or the ground for the thick
weave of dense wool hot-p5 out:
cold and dampness. lllack, rtl,
orange and gray” are the co urea
generally seen. but the dual me
are exceedingly varied, :ml:
")l'li'
“may select swantihus, pine i ':-5:',
mountain ranges, lone pmk n zlml
waterfalls if the iutugiimiun cm»
ties that far. $4.50 buys ii and
one for bedside "or lmthi'ouiusuoc
Carpet Stu c.
Monday, July first, tho Store will club:
at five which my day cannon: Satul'doy. continuing the
sum: through July and August.
W hen V
, Us
to dis.
25 cm.
15 cts.
- 1.x
Now is :h‘é time to buy White
Goods. When dainty weaves are
oil‘crcd at half piicc sutclv on
docs not hesitate to invent, C‘lllll.‘
i0: wearing apparel or housohol:
unc. One cannot always. buy
durable thin material {Cir sasl
curtains. or hell vaiancestfln' 7 o‘
to cts. a yard. especially who
the some is worth 15 or ,20:
“bite Sill: wiped \oflcs
selling for 25 cts. Nowiacticr
to lay by for simple white in
chlldrcn‘n drcsscs and apt:
Lower
i
Gaeheated Irons n;
lug-in Summer less it
it generally is.
style equipped
burner 50 arming
is forced to the: »
'1. the
wherc the Magnum
iron heats 13w Migrant,
I n »
bums about 0 arbitrary ‘thl
gas in four 1
‘ f ‘. sermon, Mia
Awam’i H “,mh great ieelln'g t
'fluwci,. l ,
them, Wit
5
L"?
3
:o
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a.
3
pins in m.
50 c
’A Tra)
Ti):
“4‘
Ulli‘.
ruby.
tliysi.
nits.
‘,
r itclps 03%
tabs. for it wil
ten or half an hour wlia
oil Several hours labor over
nnt‘: wakhboanl. ”llicrc ar‘
“labels, cranks or other no)
blc parts to get out of
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