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51 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
«John J. Malone, of Ely avenue, sail-
ed for Europe last Thursday. 1
Mrs. William ‘Nassann, of Hillside
Place, is spending the week in Water-
bury, Conn,
Iliunk Sweeney has taken a position
aschaulleur of A. l". lieckmann Com-
pany's new delivery automobile.
The Sunday school 01 the First
Methodist Episcopal Church will pic-
nic at Roton Point on Wednesday.
July 15th.
The Uphir Chapter. No. 52, 0. E. 5.,
met last evening, and after disposing
of routine business, enjoyed a splen-
did luncheon.
Miss Lillian ~Simons, of Monroe.
Place, Port Chester, is in town to at-
tend the‘gra‘duation exercises of the
High School as a guest at the‘home or
Dr. Crosby.
—Ail sizes building tile at Raymond
Brothers. '
Peter Dow, who was mroflted for
drunkenness, last evening, was fined
85 in court this morning. He was
granted two weeks in which to pay
the money.
The regular business meeting of the '
boérd of directors of Court Laurel
Club will he held at the club house
on Friday evening, at which time ar-;
the,
rangements will be made for
Fourth of July observance.
As will be seen in another column,
R. B. Wilcox will give private in.
attractions by appointment of all the
.modern ounces, in the Roton Point
Hotel and private unidences. Mr.
and comes here with the best recom-
mendatiohs.
A five legged chicken is very much
. a curiosity, but Byron Barnum has
done at his home 14 Stuart avenue. it
_ is 8. Plymouth Rock and is about two
Weeks old_ The legs are well'form;
‘yed‘and‘the chick seems to he in good
Wealth. «I certainly is a curiosity. and
“it it lives will be quitovva‘luahlo.
/ bites! York. Amusement Park. Sun.
Y Betty Builder and Stratum Greater
F. H. BAXTER, DRUGGWT l
ion,- and Mrs, Jamoomttle. of- or-‘
child street, are today quietly .3519“
VINOL
Tho Honor-n Tonic
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
27 WASHINGON ST.
Tel.I office, 1089-3; mac, 608
BRIDGEPORT ON DRY TICKET FOR;
sTATs TREASURER.
Charles L. Beach Nominated at State
Convention of Prehibitioniata.
Charles L Beach of 1575 Boston,
avenue, a real estate dealer, was nom-
inated for state treasurer at the state
convention of the Prohibition party in ‘
New Britain yesterday.
The ticket in full is as follows:
For United States senator, Fred G.
i'lntt, New Britain.
For governor, Frederktk C. Bldweli,
Bloomfield.
For lieutenant governor. Edwin C.‘
Ohipman; New London.
For secretary of state, Roswell .l. .
Hollenhack, Waterbury.
For state treasurer,
Beach. Bridgeport.
For comptroller,
ards, Orange.
For attorney general,
Manchester. Winated.
Charles
Wilbur G.
it was voted to nominate state senv‘
tors and state committeemen at con-
ventions to be called at a later date.
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Edward A. Rich- .
l ‘ ” h» . ' h I ‘ ” . ' time in conference with
a 7 ' ' incontinent“ outwa-
'; IlliTitillB F08
. ‘ ontoorronr
. (Continued from First Page.)
ocratic
. "harmony dinner" in Bridge-
It takks stay . port a few days ago very simply He
‘ ‘ says that he was not invited.
lug power. as I Congressman Donovan led the!
- .fi‘i‘ashington "Wanderlusters" on a;
we" as Stamina, i community hike through the mo
picturesque part of the patio A
SYStem afldStyIB ‘capital‘s mOst beautiful and most
famous park, Rock (‘reek Park. The
, biggest crowd that has been on any
‘ of the bikes, about 800 persons, an
; fsb'ered the summons that (‘ongress-
man Donotan was to be the chief
:wanderlu'ter tor the day and he led
them a fast pace
Mr. Donovan had expected to have
an assistant wanderluster in the per-
son ot the superintendent of the
W park. but the superintendent was
not able to appear Mr Donovan
kept to familiar paths howeier, and
brought the long winding line of hik-
ers to a car line after a walk of
about five miles.
Robert Railly Dangerously Ill.
Congressman. Reilly’s son, Robert.
is dangerously ill of diphtheria in
New York, and Mr. Reilly spent Sun-
day at his bedside. The young
, man was in the hospital for several
.weeks not long ago. when he landed
in Seattle from working in the Orv
{tent for a couple of years. He had
Must about recuperated from "an op-
erationat that time when stricken
.with diphtheria.
Herolam Back of out.
, . There is a dash of heroism back
. of a bill which Congressman Loner.
_fgan introduced in the House today
i for the relief of Almenia Dawson of
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today in clothes
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' ;t‘onn. Her husband. Joseph Daw Iter 8 South N ”alk' Td’ 7“ "
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‘sert’ice and was engaged for some
. ~ time in running down the “moon-
' I sinners," in the mountains of Virgin-
ia. West Virginia and neighboring
I states. In one heroic raid on one
I of the moonshiners' settlements
'_ . Dawson got in the range of the bul~
' lots of the men guarding the illicit!
still and was badly wounded in thei
' lillll. The wound never healed. His’
': health became bad and finally he
Fairfield county died. Congressman tamergan's Mill
Savings Bank ' 1 “""’°“"“ “’ p” ”‘° “d“ “0°” '"
- ' compensation for the loss of her hus-
WALL STREET- NOFWHK- and in the sen ice of his country
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with the multitude and
open an account at the
Hartford Wants P. 0 lmproumenta.
l Congressman Loncrizan spent some
ofliclals of
|the Poatoifice department yesterday.
showing them the need for the es-
tablishment of additional postal sub-
stations in Hartford. lie pointed to
The City National Bank
sin sun can
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the growth of the postal business in
the state's capital and to the increas-
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ties, growing not only out of the in-
crease iu the regular mail but also
in the parcels post and postal sav-
‘ings business.
! ~l‘nrmers. mechanics, rallroaders,
liaborers rely on Dr. Thomas' Electric
I Oil. '1 likes the sting out of cuts. burns
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COURT ' FRANCES ELECTION.
“‘Mra. Harriet Gednoy Chosen Worthy
Rotor and Installation is July 8‘.
. Court Frances. No 11, O. G. S. met
llast evening and elected the follow-mg
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Clifford Hutel'
Rathskell‘erf
1’. opium gist st...
to ll.~30;§é.§mr
music manner
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”binder will or‘ by appoint- :'
Worthy Ruler—-Mrs. Harriet
30th Point Park
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Everything washed CLEAN. All the flat pic-cos
ironed. and the starch pieces starched wet, sent to
dampen and iron.
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Ruler—Mrs. Harry
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’5 Right and Left Attendants—Miss
" Lottie Lockwood and Miss Mary Cole:
Inside and Outside Pages~Preston
Boyd and Lester Plait.
Musician—Mrs. Alice Phies.
‘irnstructor—Haroid ‘Platt
Trustee—Mrs. Lottie Platt
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1‘ fl‘: but $11.00 a your and larger ones rent at proportionate prices.
Introducing the'Safe Deposit Department
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The People’s Trust Company.
The lab deposit vault is of the very latest construction, with
'2‘ every Wu“ device that will insure the safety or your valuables
hum burglary, fire or flood. Communion-boxes for private use coat
Tune otilcers will be installed at
.I the next meeting night, July 8th. The
New «Haven and Westport lodges have
Before ’purchaaing‘your‘iammths ~ , ’hoen invited to attend and a splendid
whet weather come iii and look our line, I.
over. We have the 16 inch Oscillating ..
type for $17. 50 and the 16 inch rind "
type for $13. 50. These tans are stan-
.Vdard e and up will back Q the
guarantee which 0“. with each tan
sold. Compare these prices with oth-
omit» the sake of your pocketbook.
time.
sorrow-fists,
The pursuance of the First: Home ’ ‘
”Episcopal Chumh‘ who the scene»
‘ i
It
. {informing Tli‘e contracting parties
:1 were Edwm‘d Robert Not-din. of Dim,
, hr. and lilies Anna Elena! Road, or
‘ Norwalk. The bridegroom is twenty-
; two years or age. and waa horn in
Greenwich. The host than was Bau-
’Phe White Electric Company,
Mimigtaem and contraction.
was: like Elizabeth Gilbert: roan.
Williiani‘ H. Wakoham, poster or the
‘ foreman“ no: thoai‘aaivu
‘ A» 4 More won. the un-
‘looiiod (clam or about will?
one very pleasant weddihg party, , T
dummy Stanton, and the brtdonwitii-
- @1th Thovbrldo wu be~ ,3 53
1 mm unwind in. MM swing .
Tan. Chferds For Men;
Slater & Monoll or Eamon Make
with Rubber Sales and Heels
TREVERYBES‘F AND MOST COMFORT: -,‘
ABLESHOE‘ FOR‘W’ORK OR PLAY.
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