«in visiting Mrs. James Castsidy of
LANE’S PUREICE REAM
THE EST 0F BAKERY
FBODUQTSI
F. A LANE
I1 Wilhlngton Strut.
loom Emlyn":
Frank J. Finnegan, oi.‘ aniland
street is visiting in Ridgefield.
The Harris & (inns iCompany are
disoharging a. barge of anthracite coal.
Raymond Sartinl, of 55 Biwview av-
enue, is spending his vacation in New
Falrfiéld.
ilfiénrt' I Weiss, of I Buy riot? nvenuo,
has tone to Boston to visit his parents
M A few weeks:
Mrs.tlhn1les l3. Flilow, or High
street, wSouth Norwalk,i s visiting with
sir-lends in Meriden.
~Panamoa, Panamus. O‘Brien’o.
w”...
‘ Minis May MoKennu. of Ridgefleld,
Cross street Norwnlk.
Miss'miele 'Brotherlon, of New York.
city, is visiting Miss Helena A. Mit~
chell, of No. 117 West street.
Mrs. F. D. Lawton and daughter
Ruth, of Brooklyn, are July guests oi’Y
MrsnLeslle Smith, of 39 ‘Elmwood av-
anue.
”The Norwolk Trolleymens' Union
will hold a. regular two-session meet~
lngthls evening in the Main street
quarters.
, I—«sui and out: Hots. O’Brienls.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Barker, have re-
turned from their wedding trip to At-
lantic City and are residing in Maple
street, iNoErwnlk. ‘
Cockenoe Tribe, No. 32, I. O. R. M..
held a regular lyusiness meeting last
evening at which time routine matters
were discussed.
«Soimour Parker. 01‘ South Wilton.
has accepted the position an assistant
station agont at the depot located in
the above township
The rogulnr meeting of the Nomalk
Board of Library Directors was held
in tho llhrnry last. evening ond sero-
ral matters considered.
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The regular meeting of Bu‘ckinglmm
Wot No. 12 o. A. 11., was held last
evening in the Wall ntreet post rooms
and routine business was dispensed.
The Bteinoro ot Collar No. Drlo, B.
P. 0 15)., will hold their om annual
clamholw and outing in :Burc‘hord's
Grove. Holiday attemoon, August «it.
tonight.
annulus. at Dorlon‘n,
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HEIRESS WiiRiii Wiiiliiiiii
Miss LiiEEB. Gilheri Worlh"
Wilt Wt ii WWWY Willi
$15, 000, Bill), to Become Bride.
.oi‘iiof. Renshow
mag“ 1.qu '13. Gilbert, daughter of
Mrs. ‘H. Bm‘m'huli Gilbert ‘0! New
York and Great Neck, 1.. 1., hug an-
nounced her engagement 19.11051:th
Price Renohnw son of Riohnrd Ren-
shnw, a wealthy manufacturer and in
ventor,..of Troy, N. Y., with a summer
home at Nonston, Conn.
The now; is of great interest to so-
ciety, for Miss Gilbert. is one of the
most popular young women in the
younger set, a noted bounty, like herE
mother, and heiress to the estate left
by her rather the into it. Brnmhnll
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fit well and one intuition in
clothes hero.
that we Cannot supply. E
this otohe.
NORWEALK
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WE HAVE OUR FISH BY
EXPRESS EVERY SATURDAY
Sort Crabs and Lohsters. All
Little Nee-ks. . Gethyour Fish where they have it :resh Eevory day.
flail, Ho lb.
Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish “““ Market.
TELEPHONE 103. . E.
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You do more to got good clothoa here above“ overythlngI, I
I else. clothes that no all, hold their Eshnpo anti color, that.‘
‘ On the boots or the «have dualitles. at nriooo which “WE.
decidedly pleasing hundreds of men are buying their summer
And thou torntshlng goods—nthisre is
‘ that can no desired in chill light wolght goods or straw him;
Complete your vacuiiou hoods by making a iln‘oi‘ trip
Iourrw
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W”.._mfiMME~.w—w~m
uproot-«Enos.
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«mommy nothing ‘I.
h ' " . I {"I
TERS
scum NORWALK
Noemi i
gave lilo
Unnhlo to Answer. E
M tho courto a case concerning
motor driving Wm! being hoard.
tho chauflenr declared ‘
driving at mm mm an hour he
could if necessary, pull up in ten or
951;; .
E"Umi” "s’n‘id the Judge.
rm the next witneasv¥~nn upon--
Said hio lordahlpz.
, "it a motor our “Were grueling at
forty miles an hour and the brakes
could be put on in such a mafia at
V to titan it within ten or twelve te‘et.
< where would the drlv or go?”
“Dependé very much on the sort of
‘ Ellie he'd been living." said the expert.
. grit-pita. ‘ ‘
yidonoe‘.
No Hurry.
carriers was naked:
. the Show
W_.~;.._.
Long‘and Round (lining,
Hint»
kinds of Fish,
‘DEELYEFRY.
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t'liliml‘t, estimated at $15,000,000.
The news will come as something
of a surprise, for Miss Gilbert has hadI
many suitors. Mr. Renshow has new
or been mentioned among them.
Miss Gilbert modo her debut in No
vom‘her, 1910, and immediately took a
prominent piano in society. She m-
ieuded the Chnpin school here and
subsequently went abroad with her pa-
rents. where she spent about five
years in schools. prinaipnlly in Paris.
She is accomplished in languages and
to mimic, and utter her return and her
entry into oooiety shown very much
Wright after as a guest at leading en~
terinlnrmenta. She was a member oi
my junior League and took an active
part in tho entertain'monto of tlntt an
elusive. organization.
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Special for .
SATURDAY
Seersucker Skirts inIatripca and
plain colors. 50c to $1.00
HOUSE DRESSES.
Lawn, low neck, short. sleeves.
, $1. 00 to $1.93
Percale, low neck short sleeves
"’ and high neck, long sleeves..
$1.00 to $1.98
PARASOLSwSoild Colors and
combinations . $1.00 to $2 75
A new line of CORSET COV-
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EBB
PALM LEAF FANB .. 2 for 5::
J. I. Mallette
88 thlnutbn 81.
. Mr. Renhnnw ls twenty-dive years
Tel. 449. 80. Norwaik.
250. 50c, 6% E
An ill-fitting Plate
should never be used. it irritates the
ing them sore and preventing a proper
mastication o! the food, as well as
causing much sufierlng; and again.a
pinto that drops when talking places
the wearer at a great disadvantage,
cit-times makes him on object or re-
pul‘aion or ridicule.
initiation it properly mode. Are you
having trouble with the one you m
using? If so. let me show you the
oomtorts of a perfect plate.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
15 South mm at. South mm...
Hon": 9 E- m. to l v. n. “3'
old and attended the Ronsseluer Poly-
technic institute at Troy, from which
his father woo’ gruduacteél in 1883;.
Young Mr. Ronahaw lott.tho institu-
hus since spent most of his time in
New York. He in a grandson of the
late Commodore Cicero Price, U. 8.‘
N. and n nephew of Mrs. Lily llam-
orsler. who nitorwurdn became the
Duchoso oci’ Monoclonal]. and whose ,
son married Milo Consuelo Vanderbilt
lie is‘ also an enthusiastic huntsmun.
and niiwmoblliat. tile in now in New
pol't.
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The woman who molten upon Senti-
nel Wont Advorulemenu [to «our!
, ,
Mr. and Airs. John 41‘! Beer: andE.
(laminar, Eleanor. or Hoyt... mil: Mrs.
J. .A. Boers. Iii!" Boonie Bow and
Milo mu. or 100 Gram imam
um Moi, shoot one Wit with
triads ln'Nornlk. ' 4},
A1Mltlon in monkrum
a?
winmomdmoom is;
Mirwo.xmar. otNot-wulji: amigo
tion in 1909, Below graduation and "
_ am to ”momma: ow.
Why,
Not You?
Many ambition. boys and
girls have «iroody joined the
winner claim inllookkeoplng.
I ”WNW. ma Typewritius.
’ Milan Brooch“ ‘
mucus membranes of the mouth, keep .
.for it not only ombarrum him; lint -
There is no rec.~ -'
. son why-u plate should not give u1~ 1
night."
line into
much?
Street
"No," replied John.
‘1'“ go tonight.
ten nights.
tonight?"
Satiaficd.
the some stream.
IA Young ’Graftcr.
(YEmin—f-Bnnk directors «l.
ways get his pay. mister -—Til- Bits
FELT ABOVE THEM.
p
when
lint wniio'.
The sterling drama, “Ten flights in
, ‘It Barroom." was glvon in Florence
Monday‘nig‘ht. One of the rural mail
"i suppose. John, you are going to
"I don't believe
It's going to be here.
i‘il wait until Saturday
"You'll he a mun like. one of us
some day," said the patronizing sports-
man to a ind who was throwing his
“Yes, sir." he answered. "I s'pose
1 “ill homo day, but h’llevo l'd rather
stay small and ketch a low fish.-"
‘Tit~ilitfl. -
Strangor~lloy, will you lilroct me
to the nonreut bank?
Street {381111}an will for a shilling.
Stranger—A shilling! isn't that too
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\LOVER’S
“The Place"
Children’s.
not"
Moulding to mom. '
By ilnkl. ll Mom:
When day! on not.
”I‘ll dim” cool
“HR“ '0 ET. not.
Brow Ind bud.
killed in mum; how: is
with nor Him Inhibit-en.“
"Tali lair to [9 my. I worm
in: for tho charity concert mo oun-
Walla
“hiked.” 4-D»
‘r _ in tho Hot Dion.
mm Multan—~rltat6ry tell: no out
the people on the other planet are
much lighter in color and superior to
n‘Ifiooond Martian—That may be. hut
l comidor myself for above them.
"The tom Who-o kahuna m
Ehrot'o. Runnert’u, Liehmhnn' s.
UrdoY‘ Your anorilo Kind ii
. . Felg'onopan a,
' Enlist Milwaukee or iiiuo Ribbon Schlitz, ll‘nlsalai'f, Anhéusor B
” ‘gllndw‘volsor. B. and W lrnno’rlai Plel Ema, Wnrzhurger or Munohn
FREEMEDELWEERY‘ITEO ALL ‘PARTSE or TOWNJ’ E
1‘3. .
Peter Doolgor.’
m.
I A.
‘ 83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST»
Ieckmann 8:
‘ E ,. ,E Q a; Ph9‘ne‘44o
i " E(Formerly Board’s Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice
. M.D RANDALL
SOUTH nonwn
Harris
TEL.«721_.
VERY BEST BUTTER, A POUND
NEW POTATOES AT 6081'.
WE GIVE S. and H. GREEN STAMPS.
Til. No. 909.
Best Quality of Coal at Lowest
Summer Prices '
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STRICTLY FRESH EGGS. A DOZEN.
BEST FLOUR. A BAG
OI-c-cn'vo-
ASK FOR THEM.
124 wasnmoron 31., sourH nonwnug
banana 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
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TM'Y‘JWY m 'l'i'lAw out.
Willi”!!! PLAINS, N. Y., July 3....
Dr. Girl“ Ballroom. (moor mm
hr of Elohim Wk loam mm
1., minor. Mama to! m mum
_ the by which W K: {flaw expects
«ammo his. «city. Winnie):
slim to who I Minna
on well broken. Weights from i 100
“an“ tor at tin soliciting
E ~00! tor the onrmt m.
A; at EMWIMM Justine its»
Scull: mm
B.- B Bum. “
E. nommt. 6mm Boil '
lull.» Billion ouch. .. .
H. B. lithium.
or mung min . -
who Balaton so tannin or
all William
Norwalk Chronicler