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GfloCOLATgB. Aflmmpmgmm Verna“! Gruamary Button Fro-hm“.
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PRODUCTS ‘Ande‘mon’s LINEN] wmks H’Conrgr‘egot‘iounl “Church last. evening 3 packages Quaker Corn Flakes ..m All
.3 lbs, Yule Toast (‘rnickora
Fresh 11111111111 C1'11citor11,.'i lbs. for ....
United States Brand Lima Beans. can
Very Best N. Y. State Choose, per pound.
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came on surprise 10:.th03e who or?
ocountomed to hear it 11111,- on Thurs; 1
day and who'hnd not observed that it
Watt the (into of Alex: S. Gibson‘s fifth ,
and final"‘organ recital 0f the 1912:.
1 aerios. Miss Willu E. Miller, soprano.
Mrs. Alex. 5- Gihstm, contrnlto, and
Miss Mildred C. Harty, pianist, par-
ticipated in the programond arsisted
Mr. Gl‘hshn in making this final recital
01.11111 election 11 most enjoyable 3ch
cents. The 11111111111111; recitals have
been given in the afternoon, but this;
was arranged for the evening to nol
commodate those who have been on.
lthlo to attend in the ntternoou. The
' program selected was intended for 11
summer evening occasion and hogan
appromintoly with wPnil’cnacr Horatio
W. Parker‘s “Pastornle in F.” , The
Bach “Prelude and Fugue" which
forms one of the staple certainties of
all Mr. Gibson's recitals, was one Of
the simpler dud livelier of Bach's
gingucs. Probably the most important
§selection ol’ the organ music, cortainly
{the most interesting hecaufle of its
lnmohy w-As 11 801111111 by Mark And
grows, Mitch was planed last evening:
‘for the dist time publicly in the Statei
Hot Connecticut. This sonata 1N0. 2.
:011. 34,111 C minori was published in:
iAprll and promises to runlt high in tho
that of modern music The motto of.
“him second movement in Gcmge Her-i
Hbert's lines:
'E"Bo the din many or he the (1111' long.
‘ At last it ringeih to 1911311301131"
The music brought out the. soutimcnt§
1111 udmhuhle 51,1111 and the listener
‘Ht'oulHd hem ilth motto singing itself?
over and over again no the movement
,contlnucd. ’lhc tinui movement isi
Housed upon Luthcr‘ 3 H1 mu "Fin test-9?;
Burg in u’nsei Golf.” in this fourth;
111111'1 tho Sonntt reaches its climax and!
1thc theme is dove tuned with gamut im-
lll‘eflfih 13.11658 \l1'lillsones-er1edl
thc lieutti ollbluuse lor his cfimt miTEL 721.
hilllg to Somali: music lovers this«1 ’
‘ncw 11nd northx (admonition no “ell: "’—
ao for his simpothotic and understand various wars The} arrangement 116611
lug rendition of the woll1.'I‘11e dia- last evening was written for two plu-
g‘trihution of free music of 11 high ordei nos, the organ taking the part of the
to the gout-1'1] public 139. nthanklesnaecond piano.
task so for his numbers is conu'iz'rnod,E The recital closed with one of Ron
1b!" the general indifference of the slni‘s lighter overtures, "Samimlnitlc."
multitude is balanced b1 tho intclli- 'One would never associate this erratic
gent 111111101 iatlon of the few, and Mt. bit of tuneful song and prose with
Gibson closed his season £1 labor of ‘ “Wilhelm Tell"1he author' a most fum-
love lust owning 1121111111 of tho lutclfious and well nigh classic overturn: hut
ligature and the upprc intion of those it. fonued 11 very acceptable cont-lu-
who htne 111111111111 and 1111113 been up sion for a delightful atoning of real
lifted b1 his contribution to the mus-H music.
icoi wealth of“iho community 1
Those who shared with him in the?
evening's Iliogiillll received the-ix due
Launiches Ind'Bo’atsf‘ .
of III klndI promptly bullt‘. IOIII "
for cal-,1. All hint“ of rowi'lflfl
gluon IDIIIII Im‘nflon.
10er on." rum. Nomlk
.11-1-11..--:-1nctcu n
F A LANE
5i Wuhlnnton “not. .
loath Norwalk
It's quite dressy, too—irrithout hoot it almost overcomes
the conventionalities that soy a coat is essential to dress these“
I
tors at low prices
A. F Beckmann8t
83 111' 115 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NOR , A
Phone 440 ‘ “ ' ‘
hot days.
Silk Shirts. not only 1111.1: cool but ARE.
See our offerings at
13.511 11.111 1
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(Formerly Beard’s Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice
Many will write for these‘maps but the one who gets first chorco
Telephone 760 South Norwal
M. D. RANDALL
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tenors AGAINST .
STEAH 11111 1111111211 _
nouns AHE 1151111111
Miss Jessie Close has returned home. Palm”! “1 2 NV“ actions were filed K S H'h P
from a. week’s vacation in thc Cuts~ yestorday by Attorney Charles 5..
INSIST 0N GETTING HTHE BEST. YOU CAN GET IT HERE. ALL
J. l. Mollt‘tte is showintir speoial vai-I
nos in midsummer underwear. NORWALK
Miss Florin Harris of New York city
is spending a {cw days with rclutives‘
in town.
:1PriCe of Coal Reduce
Best Quality of Coal at Lowest
“ Summer Prices
Harris 81 Gans Comp an
53 WATER 2.
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kill Mountains "Hamilton of‘New ‘anen. A stilt forf
m damages of $5, 000 was brought against
Miss Mary ill'iucCauslund and Miss the Cbnoctim it, Go. by A. E. Monti
Madeline McKlbhon ic-vit yesterday for; a cousin of Morton F. Plant, the mil-E
Norfolk, Virginia. lionalre. Plant, the plaintiff, is one 01“;
“WW“ the best known 11.111111211115111 Brammd KINDS or SEA FOOD. Loasrzns. QUALITY cosrs MORE BUT
M” F L Rice Of Kansas C111, ‘5 undowealthy'peachgrowct. Hetiaimn
visiting HlH‘el sister, \er Z P Russell._dengH for injuries recciwd when HNEVER EXTRAVAGANT.
FREE DELIVERY.
i3
:Mlsg Emma Gill, of South Norwnik «2":
its visiting her brother. Ernest Gill, in
Springfield, Mussuchusetts, this week.
out Company.
Attorney Hamilton brought suit in
che Providence courts. yesterday
rtheH against the New linien 101th
as the resullt of the death of .iumcsi .1
Cook of Orange, a firomnn, who was‘ '
llilled in Branch-ville. Fail-field coon-i
11', in freight car collision.- The unit!
is brought in the Provident? courts 1111- 1
thl‘ tho onrployern’ iirrhility act. It. is:
trilogcd that. additional freight cars»
were placed on the line which Cloolrl
was working and that the fireman want
not notified. A collision followed in.
which ("(1011 loot his lil'o . ‘
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BROKERS KILLED
he W825 8U “Ck while in NUS wagml,b}1
one or the work c1115 11'1“ tho ConnecthH
TELEPHONE 108.
SUFFRAGETTE3 AUTO P‘ .H
NEWARK, N. J.~~Jul'y 18.4.43. 11
mobile 111ttro1ie‘01'er a mute‘JZO _
long is to he held in NorthermN‘
Jersey on August 15, under the alts '
es of the mitocotes of 1111111111111
ir'1:;e.lt is expected that 111111111 41111
machines will he in line. The no"
will sum early in the morning, art can
Bhunswick and dishttnd otter Still
in Jersey 181133. It. will :paththH '
Plaindeld. Elimhcth, Newark, H
suck Jersey City, 31110111111 and
cities. At each town there 'will 111961
brief open air meetings with axiom
cs by women leaders.
Frank Olmsteod who has bcen
guest of friends in Norwalk, has re-
turned to his home in Dover, 'Now .icr-‘
soy.
Painless Extratting
it is no longer necessary for a per;
son to drum the extraction of teeth,
"when a method» so harmless and pain-
less is available. .
I have made 11. spooloi study of this
branch of work 11nd am Able-10 meet.
the demands in every case: it your
teeth have been neglected until they
are broken, off, or if there are con—
ditions which render them difficult to
Irwin London, who was recently op-
erated on for abscess at the Norwnllt
Hospital, has gone to his home in I.
ry avenue.
Muslin ,
Underwear
We are showing 11 new line
of Midsummer Underwear at
popular prices.
Long Narrow Whltc Skirt; ..
$1.00 and $1.50
Short “'hiic Skirts 351: to $1.50
m.
ilrs. Alfred Wilmott, who has been
spending 11 month with her sister in‘
New Haven, hurt returned to her home '
in Seymour street.
William H. l’licrlncer of the Muniti-
ml electric 11111111 Wt b‘rsirl‘dm’ l0? Corset Covers 251: to $1.98 CA8 I OR IAH
Lotto George and vicinity where be H (.‘omblnntions, Corset Cover extract they ““1 respond NM 83 SM' mm or ““3 applause. ““35 Miller 11111111,;
will spend a few darn vacation. 'l‘O‘ltO'V’I‘O. 0.0111 lulv 1.1101111“ 11 1 and Dittwcre 751: to 33-50 i-‘lsf'tctorlly to my mothOGu as those ”"3 it“ “’0'“ Gail” "The HOW City"f For Infants Mid Children.
' H ' ' “ ‘ 1 Combinations, Corset Lover which do not mquire especial core which begins "These are they" and
111111111 of the banking and hrokctaxoi ' . 1 ‘ ’
Tho 11111111111 arml- monthly. meeting firm 0,0319, and Hammond and 11 M.’ will? F3313“ 1,3551,fo :2 $3030 i'i‘he mouth is left in good condition Milo the orig from "the Queen of She-l m "M You “a" “may: Bought
of South \1n1111li1i‘onncli .\o. 12133, K. 1 liter president. of the Toronto Stock; ' also 751: to, $3. 50. ' and no ill after—effects follow. bl bl" Gounod, "Land 1112 your old!“ Bears m.
of C, pill 111er piaco this evening at Exchange. was killed nhortlv before! CREPE UNDERWEAR. Tm” lntior represents the efforts of 5183““‘9 05 1 m
tho chief artliiccr of King Solomon‘sl
temple to gain the assistance or the
110113 of Tubal Cain in the construction
Short Crepe Skin‘s at 60o
‘hhoir rooms oier Hoit' 1; Theatre.
.3l 00 and $1.50
'l‘lwre will ho 11 pivoting of the Mo.
midnight luau automobile accident at
illclnuond lliil, iiitccn mllcn'um-ih of' (10111111
limiters zli .. ..
Dr. I. 11. 1111111111111
111 8011111 11111111 131.. Booth Non-n: ROSEDALE-m DRY DOCK
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, . iToronto. 1.1111111 ('nnrpbcll nnothrr Combinations i'o1sct Cover -
im' ilom, Parade (.nrnmittcc ht the is“ . . . , . ' , l 1 . of the edifice. Both songs Were heath WASHINGTON
. chodn Yacht Club. 111111.11101-811111g1113il’.“"“’ was 1111111111 ir1iured.1111d \ittor; 11131111313333." .HggHgHandczng Hours. 9 I. m. to a p. in: Burn “1‘ appreciatedhy the audience. Alisa Excursion steamer Will Runmc
i ii. lions, financial editor of tho Toron- ., ' ' ‘ ‘ . Trip: In a Fgw anyI—Noi'. 9.,1. STREET
my: by appotnmontHontyJ Miller has 11 very clear and measur
.
o'clock. A full ttttondonco la munchi- . and Shirt 1.00 an 1.98
ed. to iH_.lol1c suffered a broken leg. 3 d ’ ably atrong voice, although her articu- 00“! Damaged ‘
'1 ho nccldout occurred While the 1H!“ J I M “ tt lotion is not of the heat and her voice The Steamer Ilooedule, which was
ficnrun A. Worthvn. mprc'sonhlng; W W“ "“ 9"" way “Mk W Toronto 3 e e L " ‘ ‘ " ' contrdl displays 1110', great. effort tojrmnnicd by the steomor Nassau in.
Stemtrt. \Vnrrcn 11nd (11111111111113 111111.; ““31“ the “in“ York ‘CUllsel'V‘lme Pin. 88 WIIhlngton at. “ bring out the boot that she is capable‘ Ro‘clthway inlet, had the whole of
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in town yeotordny uttermmn, on lnml- Homo mud repairs were. helm; made at ' - . 'H ‘ ' . the min from Vordls “Don Carlos Eum, and a few 'feot. ' bclOW, justH
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Richmond Hill and tho chauffeur turn-
cd out, warned by a rod lizhi.‘ Appor-
cutiy 1111» our strut-it I pile of Fort dirt
for it 11109me with a Jerk and tho pau—
1111111111111 wore thrown 0111, although the
car remained upright. Mr. Smith wn‘n ‘
occupying rho front, 11111111, with tho
ohwnffohr. Ilia nook woo broken in
tho :tttll.
forward of the pilot house. curv. IOUTH NORWALK row
tied away. The port side hog frame
1
was out where it stood out hotwéonl MMLS
the docks, about eight 111111 or it. 1112- .South N w ‘ HHHH
1111; edition away. 1111. bolloved, howH or talk P93 9
.1111, that the hog flame prevented
the hull of the boat from being out
through which prohIhiy, would have
rotation in tho immediate 1 sinking oft:
entitled “U don total." she brought
out in magnificent manner tho senti-
11111111 of the 11011;, which is a lament
hi 11 «beautiful lady because her beauty
' led her to out unhecomlngly, 11111! the
burden of hot 110111; is "0 total gift " as
she declares thhtrsho w'lli pulls the re»
moindcr of her life in a clolater. Mr.
Gibeon In an exponent of the classical
11083.
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Mm. (l. iL'Kinmnll, 1i11111111111ir11toi' for
tho Connecticut 13111111111113; in The Nor»
Walks, in honoring from 11 bndly uprnln‘
ed ttnklo out) auroral 111111111111) bruises
owned by 11 fall yrs-tortiuy.
tovono+
“The Place"
IIIIHHIHIM HPonfiH—o—HBKHIHH 1100. ml,
1; 00. 11:15. 63H“. m. ,
WIIIImH Point-4:5 :81).
111‘: 41:11.
it” with
"$1211..
Minn Lillian of. London, who In talc-
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int; 11. two woekn’ vacation from her do-
tloo 11.3 nionogrnphor at the Mother
Glorin Miliu, left. :mtnrdny for Rock-
viillo. (1111111., to visit mint-trot.
Wt“
iiouronlr pottini cards are holds to
oeivod from. William A. Nation and
Mghtnr, or Nomadic who on; in 1111-
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canton of 11111.» 11111110111111 division M!
of Tommmroo. tit Portland. 1111111111
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idea of 11111111111 songs in the tumor:
H 111 #1111111 they wont 11111111111111 which
mim than of ringing them in melon.
itho 116112111 all that In hazelnut?»
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unbontai piece. «but the moratgo 11w
the vernal. The crew'souutoro were
wrecked. the bttnlnl being smashed
Ito aplintm Ind 1111. dock being cut
through I distance. of ton toot The W
boot «I: towed of! the beach about
5 o ‘clock 111111119111; nluht, the 110111 in her
tildc having been temporarily closed. ,
The boot In now in Now York citm
dryaoekod. 1111111 amino :1. 31111111,,
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