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ABOUT i'“ W "" '“h ‘“ m“ “M s” “I mm In M m : "" “m ' ”"”""" ' V - . . ...... , .1". 1-2-1 24.92“. 2-1:12'.sir.-:~~:«ivz-iwitnesses:2.2.5:»stirs»:
MM- ui' lam ' This not r“ ht nut slow—tho lb! us If“ u“ i N “Hwy , “ ' ' ‘ ....
m: , t “t“‘hwal g'kulhu“ m"wr‘°¢lfllhuulgu. Ills sinus It lam ‘5: . 2:"
i‘ th "all It dents Dal that It m tall“ ‘3‘ ,m’ to NW 100 W. Mn. in“ shim! :3: . 2;;
but III Lumber Timber and In; Vim it.“ the aunt nub-i “-1. u" “ H “W" ". .':
CO‘L - \Itr in in h“ “I I‘ll 30M ‘0 AW! lhgt uh‘t ,‘W ‘91 how u. , ”(I A fluids-(“Ill‘fldi " Z" 5:.
. is the but am is. But out: In mice but quilt:- x" t‘, s T'”“”‘" . If: :i!
i it as us! with us it won't mi \ M“. L "' Tn“. "- i:
\\ hm hm W a “II.“ I” r 0 no long to an. on. out. Mrs. w ii. Swords l. _ .-.
' i We have added liilck_ Lime. Cement and Nails to our line. , “'5 i'harles \‘rooln i' i f:
which to Iit‘pwoit \-~‘ill' niwlit-v iiit‘v “holhaie Hid reiall- ““5 "1““ Madden .- : s I:-
- - l . Miss Mary Uibbi i - p | d f I?
(nit-stiun of reliability L'lliilt‘\ tirsti The Hatch & Baile C " Mrs. Jennie lied‘ieul '.‘;. S eCla Dress G00 S or ummer ear ':.:.
‘ . . . Mrs. Alex. Gib on ‘:‘ -:':
Bow” 1" i y Ompafly Mrs. s. i), Stidwell :2 1:;
If V. l . (I. ,1 i . ti . r-ir-z-1-.-:-:-.-1-:-tr:-:.:-'-:-‘-:.:.:-:.:.:.I.'.-.:.-.:.-.-.:.I.:.;.t.:.:.I.-.:.;.;.:.;.;.:.;...:.:. Mrs. John Coe. :: ' E...
1 ' 0U Hi; I ld )_\ 1*. same . ... _ I __ __ _ WOCdWil'd Avenue and Lower South}. s whlte serge, I I ' the yard 75c, $1000, $1.50 s.'
m c you in )e pretty sure to Main 5“”. mm.“ '.j. . . e 42,:
bu. it hm. oannEGITWIIL DAY Mrs. F. C. Thompson, chairman. '3'. write Ratm ' " ’ ’ the yard SOC, $1.00, $1.50 :5;
, ' Ton" “no Talon“ Mrs. Henry Hellman t: ' _ _ -':
Coal does not fade nor go out ‘ : 0 A I i . ow 3:3 ({‘I’hnl 1391111 h it :2 C l te fan's}! Clpth’ - the yard 25c : '
. . . s. .iares.ice .- ._
Of Style. It will be good nextI On amount of the untavorableness Mrs. John Pennell _:. 0 ore .Ratlne9 In many Shades the ya'd $l'00t $1050 E:
. ._ , . ’l h . - i . Mrs. El ("I g; ‘ ' .
\vliiter it you put ii in now i BRICK, LIME. SAND. 19:": ::::i::rle:la::i 111;:~ne:;::::115 Miss linifzinchaeh: 1%: WaSh Sllk in plan] 0010‘s! fancy Stripes, yard 750, $1 ”I
i N ETC scheduled to i i 1d tl" i' Mrs' Perv" Key‘mm‘ 5": ','--'-
The i CEME T, I and evening bi‘Ptli: ineliihefstiirtmiii: Mrs. James Pan) 2:: A k t S h ' ' '5':
i H ld South Norwalk Congregational 11:; It, \\(')o§hlit : I S O 66 t 6 New (,paque Whl‘e venetlan :.:.
FERRIS COALi R- W) Cox -
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Cloth, which is Now Very Popular for ‘-
Ladies’ Underskirts. '.
marrow or the next fair day, with ‘Mrs. 1 Williams
the exception of the food-sale to beI Mrs. \i'illiani it Thompson
TELEPHONE 1454' held this afternoon at the new Ellis’ Mrs ii. J “.946
Home and the entertainment to be ' i I
‘giVen this evening iii the Woodward
__ ,_ _ __.__ WWW. ‘avenlle branch tent. The committees Mrs John (‘zaho
Iin charge of the entertainments and. .Miss Augusta \‘elsor .
lziwn festivals to be given tomorrow, ' '
it" fair f ll “H Miss Iva Tilly . . -.._ --. .
i eep ' 0 0 ' West Avenue District. orders." General Funston also in~i . « Ia’a/a'a" . atalaia a
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2 First St. Es" Norwalk.
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COMPANY.
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Mrs. (‘haries Owens
.Mrs. (‘urtis Owens
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Bayview and Fsirfield Avenues Mrs. F, Lauder. chairman. formed the war department that Mar-i ‘ ‘ - -\“-‘-I\-\-‘.\““ .U‘ -
ale ton District. Mrs, Wilfred Bodwell 'ine Private Heinrich Tliobe. who reI . »
I Mrs. lI‘. Huntington. chairman. Mrs. Archie Nash . cently mysteriously disappeared, W“ H rle er & CO
I 00 Mrs. 1‘. ii. I.\asli Mrs. “v. H. Stowe Iwitllin the Mexican lilies. and unliarm-. . .
‘Q '. Mrs. J. A. i’eppard Mrs. R, mm" ed, but gave no details. i
03 ». Mrs J. R. Tailor Miss ii. Swartz i —— —~———-
I -———— Miss Lillian Gettler 31m (.I Swariz i i
'3‘- i We have had some very hot days, Miss l: Raymond Mrs. J. C. Sherman I i
n. B n n» idsrs c . h: it hilt.“ :h hithh... i . see 0‘" “0"“
e ' BPS Ie on 0- ISiiinmer is over. Miss r). ’i‘olies Mrs. Jun" min-i5 i i Dresses 98c & $l'25
TEL. 2“. 122 WATER IT. i _______._ Mrs. F. ii. (lilmhsrt Mrs. R, 1“ linker i 1
Mrs. J. Stapletou Miss Eunice l’erry ' i
House Dresses
are the Greatest valu-
es in the Town.
”...—W. ————-——————————-i A GAS Mrs. I} Ti‘ilv Miss Li'difl WW." 1 Thomas Doniielly. of Norwalk, was
’ i Mrs. L Winn?” Mrs. (i. ll. \'oslillrgh in town Sunday. l .
COAL COALI Miss A. ilickernian Miss 15‘.“ Gooppinizer I
l Mrs. M. Mel‘ausland Mrs. H. Paxton i Charles Kennel entertained fl nulli-
To adveltise our lied Oak t-oal theI . RANGE: Mrs‘. P. J_ liiarlliury “is: (V PWVIUII l f .1« t' 1. ti F rtl
cash prices will be the in west in town; I - . . .. ler o n. .1 ins on ie on i.
Mrs. P. Becker Miss E, G. l‘lutt
To be convinced that our coal does uoti - . . - ‘d it t M f .. . I __,___,_ ;
stick [0 the grates and bricks alldI“iu greatly re uce ‘8 “We“ ure 0 3“” ”- ““9“?" Mrs. Jennie Smith 1 Miss Susie Fnulhu'ner is‘ entertain-i“ Ask to be
burns to ashes, try a oustiel and yougthe kitchen, and will help to make. WEI“ 3. “NM" ' Mrs. leorge lI‘oote iiig her nephew from New York. ‘I
will buy a ton. . . . ' Misr‘ E Nils-h \ 1 . - y __ ‘ '
W'll. Efi me bummer more emmame. Mrs. William smug” iii: b[Iin‘diiii'tDrum} i \ir and Mrs \ureiius (‘hiotto area Shown the Speclal
1 Jan‘l ron ‘ . ‘ ‘ t .. . t l i . . , , . . l x . . i
We have them at all ri-es. Ask “its 12- Nollie!!!" . _ - . . ‘ .. . . - ' . i
.3 ROWAN ST., EAST NORWALK. D l Miss (‘ \icl‘ausland Mrs. Oscar Grillires Itllltl‘lulllillb ollt oftowii trielids Prlced Sklrtb on Sale
Tel 441 Tel 4“ for infarlnation. . Mrs (‘~ gt J l East Norwalk District. i -~'—-—‘- N .
' ' ' ' ‘ . - .. ‘ . 0‘“ Mrs. E. Robertson, chairman. . l). 1.. (‘oley has returned to Collins- '
BEWARE L . 0 Mrs. E- Williams - Miss A. Hipsou» 'ville utter a few days‘ visit in town. OVJ' . .
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l have had several complaint. of, Theunlted Elecmc 1" J E Porter. Mrs. E- T9010" . " .
Donnie who have been cheated m, - ' Taylor Avenueotnflfiimwod Avenue Mrs. W. A Merritt Mt. Vernon friends were week-end . , Pnces $1.98 to
peddlers who claim to be working for ' I 'c - . Mrs. E. F, Smith ‘ " guests oi Mr. and Mrs. William Cili- »
me. it you want to avoid being nght & water CO. “155 Georgiana Clinton, chairman. Miss M. Ross“ . (OTd- $5 00 WOItthUbie
fooled watch for the sign, “3 Rowan Mrs R Sllcox - ° ' '
Street" on the wa on Also th driv- -———-——— ——- --——~-— — - ...... A ' ' M” A‘ 1" Mowry
er milst give you; a. duplicat: slip ‘ "- Miss 5- “ONO“ Mrs. 0 Lindstrom J. K. Chamberlain is in town spend )
With my name and address. FISH POLES AND F'RE' MW" F' Rowan MP5. Van Coevering iing 3. week at his bpper Pans“ “351‘ ‘~.la_ a}- nip/niaI'aI/n '1" 1‘. ‘I a a} fflfu ‘
I pay 1c 3 H" for rags and be“ ARMS AT M” D' Miller A 3'“. S, Campbell ‘dence. \‘\‘\Q\‘\-t-\‘\.\‘\‘\-\.\‘ -\-\‘\.\‘~‘\
Niches for metal. rubbers and team ~ Mrs. J. M. Glover mes c “08mm —-——-—- _ -_______. _____.__. ._________ ______.._._____
er eds. ' ‘ u i; ‘t f\'ew Haven preacll- .
Mrs. John Light “I“ F Day . r. eas on. o . .
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WI;LROth/‘IA§HF:1R'?N' The NORWALK Miss A. C. Sanford Miss M. Day led in the .\oriield Church. bunduy ‘ REFRIGERATOR“
Tel. 441. - Tel. 441. Mrs. George Kendall Miss s, Welcli “10’1““ . 3
‘ -- — ——-— -- ...-v ~- »—-——- ‘N, Miss R. Kendall Mrs. (l. p. 1:";- "‘"—‘_
. PA NSHOP Miss L. Hall Mrs. E Kliliiier Mr. and Mrs. Eli \Vakeliiaii are cn- and .
_ Mrs. Oscar Van Wort Miss C. Raymond tertainiug Mrs. David Tarbell, of 1305- ICE BOXES
. Joseph Rosenfield' prop. Mrs. J. L, Henry Mrs. D. Silallidilll ton. MESS.
. ’ Miss inn Oliver Mrs. G_ S. Bell “" A complete stock in all styles and
sizes at greatly reduced prices. Coili—
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40 WATER STREET. Miss Hattie Clark 1| The new barn at the residence 0
,Miss Carrie “mm: Mrs. David Morehouse was completed
16c er Gallon SOUTH NORWALK ~ Miss Edwina Cousins . Mrs. Sarah Andrews. i' .
p Mrs. Louis Beers IIlast week.
UNREDEEMED PLEDGES AT Mr. Robert Teiiney
Mm r. H. Gleason RELEASE OF ABUIBRE I8 Mr. and Mrs. Anderson. of Bridge-I
pare qualities at any price between
$4.90 and $35.
The Norwalk
STANDARD RAYO LAMPS AND
v ~ ~ LOW PRICES.
01L COOKING RAhGLS AT THE . i ve been guests of Mr. and-
Miss M. McKiblon W‘I “‘ -
LOWESTPRICES- ' w... c in... .’ WWW“ l-n... ...... .... 8...... Furniture House
Mrs C. Hall (Contiued from First Page.) .
. Paul Preusser 8: Son l... c \v “n... m. ...n n... ......i. Rowland; ll”
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.: CLIFF ST., NORWALK—TEL. 1047. LAWN‘TENNIS GOODS. :Miss J. E. Cunningham Some of lluerta's former advisersIRidgefieid.‘:;oredbuigdflyanzuests o
' " .Mrs. Edward Wged Iwere reported to have left the capi. and Mrs. 12 war ,
Miss Louise Kliippel tal. i .. M , o
. R ckets ............... 98c u . .. L lfield
. . k a p Mrs. r. E. slits. ON BOARD U- 5- 5- CALIFORNIA ML amid iiii‘inmiiii“ Lilliftileld's en 8 ut‘ng rousers I
Kl“ TWO Birds HAMMOCKS 93° ‘° “-98 West Street and Washington Street.i.\lazatiau. July 6.——liiy wireless via “9 en 9" a g ' . . . . .
‘ . .. mother, from Boston. MaSS- Men 5 “him Outing l‘rousers of genuine English Flannels,_a $.i.00
.. _ . _ . . CROQUETSETS $1.25 up Mrs. Lewis Nash,chairman. ban Diego, July l-i"1n the flghilng‘ value x 33 50
’ A ‘ ‘ , Mrs. E. F. Hitchcock . yesterday outside of Guaymas, the. _ i t'South Norwalk I ‘ """""""" " """" . -------------- . """""""" '
WI 118 l Wfllflg I ~ 1 “9‘19”“ “”5' ° ' White Ser e a o d $4’0 . i 5300
. . . I WATER WINGS. 201.:' special Mrs. Ralph Gregory constitutionalists were repulsed with spent the week-end with his aunts,tllo g . g o ... ya no ............................ .
Brighten your store or home i price. Mrs. c, Hurlbunt considerable loss, according to a dis-I mam Sturges, or Nortield. Striped White Serge, a $4.00 Value .. ......................... $3.00
“agrees out the. summer sun . _ . :Miss E. Beard ~ patch received at Federal headquar-i ' White Duck Trousers ................................... $1.00
with one of our awnings. Estl- l ‘ ' . ‘ Mrs J w Gorliam ters here. The Federal Gunboat Guer-' E L Free- '
' . ‘ up ‘ ' . _ Mrs, M. E. Godfrey, Mrs. . . _ .
. . mates cheerfully given. I RIGGERM AN Mrs. c_ Ferris rero shelled the enemy‘s punition nearibom and child, have returned from a Prepare for JUIV SCOfChefs
.i' ' i ROSI” 64' NOT“! Main St Mrs. F. Ferris . cruz de PiedraS. The Federal losses . tow days' visit iii Ridgefield. Get one cf our cool, comfortable, Two Piece, Skeleton Suits, blues,
,. .. KOHN BROS. i . , ~ .Miss L. Lawrence were given at several killed and many ’ . _' ‘a S- and {one colors all . .310 00 _
Ta! ‘39: 72 North Main St. . . . . Mrs. I. S. Keep . wounded. Skirmishi‘ug continues to-I Mrs. R. C. Williams... Mrs. .l. K. is Y . y , ...................... . .
' ' Miss L. Chasdeayne dSY- Chamberlain and guest, Miss Voshin- . ‘
_._-__. ..-...“ ~_ -- —---~- Miss H. Hitchcock . Rear Admiral iloward exchanged' . - lit i Westport WSW“ .
, —-—-——-—— —-—-—-—- . » . get, weie v s ors || .
.. Funeral Work a Specialty. Save Miss C. Lamont . today official calls with GoVernorIday. -‘ - _ -
3. : . PECIAL money by having your work done here. Mrs. H. Dunning ' - Amazons Lapzlz at Mazatlan. .___._.._.— , . . ~ -
f 'Fwit' “d__V°gEtah'” “A" Kinds. Miss Mildred Nash , The German cruiser Nilembel‘g re- William 'Faulbaber has returned to _ 37 AND $10 CLOTH'NG STORE-
"‘00 'RON‘cOUCH’ MATTRESS A (I ““1190 Florist,“ M“ “""mm'JesEé mmed"‘°day ‘0 ““2“”8“ “”1 Pan' New York alter a visit with Mr. and 11 NORTH MAlN sr. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
’ ‘ AND BOLSTEKfOR """" “'50 " .V ' Miss Rosalie Jesse ‘ , ama. ' iMrs Adolph Horn His son. Nicholas. '
- ‘ - . ' . . “ ' ' WE GIVE 3. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
f TELEPHONE.CONNECTION. TEIMEagi‘200E7REAE‘LSOi‘: AVE Miss J. 1. Mannie. . WA-sulnGTON, July 7-—0mclai will spend a fewweeks with Mr. and
. ‘ T R c .3' Mrs. E. Wilcox. confirmation or the release 0‘ St- Clair Mrs. Horn. .-
7 _.__._..’...._.- _ . J. ...I._ > Don las, tli ‘ ma char ed with ...-am— '
15 EL‘ l‘VE.i ' . . _M:’Pp:r3“l;”~t 8:2“; District. assisting “(3:13:ng nand cindemn-i M d Mrs James J Lowe. who‘havo also entertained Mr. and Mrs. tablisliing new low records. Sudden
U N A BEATHS ."n FUNERALS — 3- -. - -. umm e . c arman. I l ‘ 7- an ' ' I.“ "on Samuel Robinson and Henry Robinson. activity in vMisosuri Pacific four per
L_0 Is Y RY. Manager. . Mrs. J..A. Hamilton ed to death at Zacatecas by the 9011' Iwere married last week. ill . 11D of Danbury and Mr an d \irsi-Wilson cent bonds and the stock which de-
, ' . W. ., - ___.___W _ .__.________ . . . . Mrs. E. H. [Jane - ,, StimtlonalistS. has rescued the state their return from their bridal trip, bo-Iof Hurlbutt. Street . ‘ I clined five and 1 1-2 points respective
.~ . . Robert Powers. i Miss R. Clary ' . department. The United States made gin housekeeping in one of C. E. Lock-i . ' iy, was referable to the proposed finan-
,. A Fun Llne of Robert Powa’rs. a well-known hatter Mrs. George Clark representations in his behalf. iwood's houses at the West Pide‘ I . cial readjustment of that property.
. or this city, died yesterday afternoon. Mrs. G. Weed Brigadier General Funston in aI ...—”~— ITnnAv I“ W‘LL STREET The bond list was quiet except tor
Ft 4‘0 T kl aged forty-nine years. He is survived i Miss H. Mitchell dlspatch to the war department today Mr. and Mrs. W. 'H. Robinson enter- some strength in Kansas and Texas
'8 lug ac e by one sister. Mrs. William Gates, or: .Mrs. Percy Qulnmrd confirmed reports of a mutiny among {tallied a large party of friends at a WALL STREET. Noon—The morn- firsts and international Pump fives.
, 'Dsnbury. Parietal services will be| Mrs. Fred Hoyt General Huerta'a forces before the .ian‘ibake, on Saturday, at their UD-‘Ilng session wrought no pronounced
M P D U N N E held in the funeral parlors ot Under-I Miss 30.9,,th Rummlar . American outposts at VeraIICruz, G°“'.per Parish home. Mr. and Mrs. .Stepli-Icmnge m the representative group. ——sentlnel Wants are a mu“ action
' ' . “hr ““0““ H- Gsnuus. on South Miss Am Clark ' era] Funaton re orted the Mexican Dot. of Good Hill, 8180 gave a few of which Varied more than trac-
IO IAO'I' WAN-"N010" ITfllI‘I' . i y . . p on y, d and inexpensive means or communi-
. - {lain street, at 8:30 ocloclt. Wednes-iI Miss 01le Weed' - . commander hndfintormed him of the q‘gmbake to 9. number of friends an .tlons. The movement in the special- . a 0!
‘wwn ”~- : . day ”mi." sad "omit. 50"93" Miss Ruth Wood " . . upglsinsaud aligns threat of the mot-..jiqighbo’rs. If" ‘ . ties continued. however, with further cation. TL" slim-d a drrect w y
. Iva-hm WM I-stcl um Chucksuo'shst. lutsmsnt will its “Mrs. Mary umgdfi . . . lasers to nttacir..the Amorican lines. i If. ‘i ‘ .. a _..._-.— " ‘gains in the issues already mentioned, “will; 3 message to the 011°“ “’1’"
. VII: “n, ..- m u ... m II 8!. WI may I m Msln “PM Olitrlst “if.” ”MGR should be‘msde. ln V101 Tim’s. D. W. Talmsdse and Childrenias well as in Dry Goods preterred,I wil‘ be the most Interested.
mm .m ‘ m Miss Msrnrst McClure. chairman. Of “10 Mexican commander's action in “have. returned to ISouth Norwalk, at-I which. ,0“, almost four points. Rock’ .
“...-m "9 ” Is Iii—Int All» Ssrsii Mounts notifying Canardrunston it would ter a tow days' visit with Mrs. W. H-‘Isiand preferred and the collateral Good tenants are to no had—‘40!
0' Mm 9'“ . . . i In. 3. u. Cohun . not b. um u “an sttsck underiIRobinson. Mr. and Mrs. Robinsonlbonds joined the common shares in 93- tits MVOMIM- _. . .
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