75
.i
, ‘3‘ lemon at 1 o'clock, as he intends to
if 1 Which Your Slepi
Cream, Fruit We?”
030qust York. lotus
_ guest of the Misses Seudder, West 5i
on. and iii-[Lewi- n. Ambler. or
Wilta. are making 3 stayst Atlantic
City.
01'.an L. Weed is enjoying a
short vacation for the M oi his
health. -
—-Bond concerts at ‘iloton this alter-
noon Ind tonight.
use Mariel; Benedict. of Norwoik.
isIvlsiting her niece in‘Stmroi-u.
; “Mom sum in Merging cargo
Michael F. Lynch is spending the
holiday with relatives in Donbury. Brothefo’ wharf.
_m,
Miss Kathleen Williams Bauer, 0!} “.5, w. Adams, at New York, has
. Leonard street. is fluids: in N0" ? been making a visit with his mother,
York city. like. min: r. Clerk, oi Newtown ave-
' nus.
(Ins. Frost and two daughters, are;
visiting Mr and Mrs. Dulhers. st 24:
High street.
———l——-—
Albert-{Bonn who has recently es-
tablished o iitney 'bus business in the
INOI‘WalkB, hos been visiting with his
City Editor and Mrs Frederick N. parents in Doom.
Smith, or Bridgepd-t. ore guests of
. lire. Pauline Schumann, of Wilton.
‘ o‘venue.
{Miss miss Lynch, of South Norwalk
who has been the guest of Mrs. Mary
Lynch, 91 Tow Hell avenue Dan-
l I
Mr. and Mrs Albert E. Winchester. ‘bury, “mm“ home lost week.
I and sons,_ Iflerbert and Edward. or re
*' enjoying tin imto'nlohile _tl'lp to places
W “tangy; in Mersey. '
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard more left last
week for ilIose's Camp, Grand Lake
.Streain, Washington County. Maine,
~Rotdll is the ideal 813M " ‘m where they‘- illl spend two weeks in
Memdrlol Day. fishing.
' An extra‘ bus was run on the New Mrs.
cums line yesterday. A number of town. Prince Edward’s istan d is vis-
New Canaan people took the oppor- itlng her 01mm. Mrs. Andrew Bus
tunlty of visiting Norwslk and Roton In“ at 32 Chapel St, on d also seeing
,Polnt- [her first granddaughter, Miss Morg-
i ore! Barrett.
2
—-Coh1mencing June lot. and unit
‘ inrther notice, our prices idr ice deliv- l H . , -
ered will by Family trade 50 cents! The trustee of the bonkrupt' estste
per cwt. Merchant trade, so cents par‘ of Williun H m, 11" ”NM ‘0
cwt. The Silver Lake leeI Co.
1 _ 13'. $46M
.1 Charles Denny, or road River. whoI
, (and his right nano- “amputstIéd at th’e.
iNerwslk Hospital! last week, is doing
nicely, and expects to be able to re
turp to his horse in s ten days.
'broperty' at private sole, and a heart
nig- mementos st 135 Nrfleld one»
nu é. Bridgeport, on June 8th. at 2
{o’clock
———Bnnd concerts. Roton Point.
ternon and Evening.
........_...
'me the Whine
at l‘toton?
{in Norwollr' last week, there were,
{fifteen sales of .propertl'. with mort-i
gages or 911,241. During the last ‘week
#0! May, 1914, there were sixteen
transfers of property} and mortgages
' of $26, 300.
. \
Roman Catholic Churches.
marks the close or .Esster time. To-
' morrow is the Feast a: St. Nicomere;
ed and Saturday is the feast of ct.
Jacob Schaub will dispose of his;‘Bonii'ace. . ,
horses and wagons next li‘ridsy af-
.retire from the livery business. A. C.
Hemmer, oi Stamford, will conduct; has received on order item the gov-
ths sale on the premises of Mr.- ernment for 123.000 hats for soldiers
8chaub,16 Washington street. land 14. 500 hats for the inmates oi!
' lsoldiers’ homes throughout the coun-
Members of the Universailst, Y. .P. try. it is said that the Waring com-
C. U., will come to 186“ Island today pan, Wm mac more “Ian half a m“.
to spend the My 35 guests 0' Mr. and lions hate this year for the govern- '
Mrs R. F. Foster at their cottage ment.
"Retsof" The party will leave Dan-g ———--.-
bul'y 0'1 the 5- 55 3- m- “‘3‘“ for SM —Dancing exhibitions at Roton to-
Norwalk and will return on the late night. 501-“th new.
evening train.
....__.__.. 1 Martin stlor, notional secretary-
““33" P J Ma’tm' of the Taylor treasurer of the United Hatters or
Opera: house, Danbury, has recovered North America, Come to title cm, yes-
from a severe illness which confined terday afternoon for a short confer-
him ‘0 his 1mm” on Comstock street ence with the _oiiicers oi the local hat-
several weeks and has returned to his ters associations on trade matters.
duties at the theatre, where he is re- Today Mr. Lawlor and a‘ party of
celving a cordial wlbome from the .friends went to Bantam lake to try
patrons 0: the house. their luck with the rod ond line.-
' Donbury News. I z
-< ».,
Members of th; eElks lodges in Nor-
walk and other places, who were
worn: friends of the lots Simeon ill.
Keith, held {a memorill service yes-
terday afternoon in Riverside ceme-
_.tsry A delegation of Bronx Lodge,
New York. was in attendance, headed
by Exalted Ruler Moore, and the sen
vices proved very interesting and all?
looting. There were many olirsi tri-
, butes‘. I I /
A party o": members of the Knights
of Columbus (rem Norwsiir attended
Ixmmplilsotion of the Fourth DOI-
gree' listened in Norwich. yssfirdsy
Not only in the City Sub
"way, butalsoin the surest
, your valuables, Deeds,‘ in-
some policies, securities "
and film“ pope
in miles-minu- dfir
waivedtwiflgle‘obgl
MW of Bridgeport, tomerly
of 500 tons Lehigh coal at Raymond C
Michael Mclnnls, oi Chariots-
the Foirileld County snkrum cowl -
tor permission to' sell the pens-or
Af- *
J
Yeotei‘dey was Trinity Sonnet. and '
was observed as o. separate festival .
in honor of the Blessed Trinity. in the .
Trinity . . ,
on‘Thur‘sdoy. Corpus Christi is observ- _ ‘
Accofiing to s Yonkers: N. Y., pap- . ,
er. the Waring Halt, Co. of that city. ‘
- pointed Committee ssndIlocal depu-
ell. No. 5. A‘. E. Church..1\iijddietown.
. mount tile trip in autonlebllss. The. FCouncil No. 5. L. E. Whorton. New
f degree was center-red on Rev. Stephen Haven: Council No. 8. Russell Los-
Paving.
15%
a
8
bfftflfii"
TATE all: 4m: "
me mm
Phone 1350.
Avoid The
Foirheld County
tested
‘ planes}... bankinzi.
We would be pleased to
-—in them there' is reason for
make o desirable dcp'bsito‘ry
Content, Concrete, Flag, Cunard; Cinder _W31_1I:5. Curb,
“A ._
saw '
81X 40
With“: resell oiI everybody
A WONDER ’3'” <2 MONEY
VAAST BROTHERSIIII GARAGE
,wim’ ‘m‘iour hostels?
Thescientiiioooeuotofbube- on persons!
mmmmoamm
Diamantesmm'emmwuebm
gimeldentonduurteouum
THC OLDIST IIANK IN NOIWALK.
”Wu
The City National Bank
BANK STATEN
Our Bank statehientii should be certain
. ample evidence ofinIc‘rcas‘ing strength oInd sco‘pe is mani-
The prudent busintss man notes the consecutive stite- ,,, ‘
men; of the various banks and in thideayvetiects a per-
conn lien. ,, '
TTT EiW
.9
5'"!
u
L! ‘lt
1m “ivory.
awmnflmfl 81‘.
" romance. '
south Nowell:
18 H
51-, 4009.9.-
sloirs Mu
liability
National Bank
/
iced over-:-
.u‘
: -:2 3n.- .
how our slfiteiilcn‘t’s ethined
1.919.951ng that this Book Would
0’»:
A new and very attractive
Call and see them.
libs at Specially low prices. ’ 1
u ‘..i
0. U. A.. M. DEPUTTES. ..
stole Officers links Appointments for
. Coming Year.
The state officers of the 0. U. A. M.
at ,their'meeting in Waterbury ap-
ti'es to serve lor the coming year.
The complete list of committees
and deputy state councilors named is
as followt - ~
Low—A. T. Boon, No. 31. Norwich;
A. A Tiflals, No. 6. Bridgeport; Wlh
llam Brown, In, No. 7, New Haven.
Finance and Mileage-G. W. Geni-
mons. No 39, Manchester; IL 0.
Bowling, No. 27, New Haven; George
Sweet. No.9 Danbury.
Appeals—George Fox, No. 2, Water
bury; B. I. Thompson. No. 6, Merl
den; R. Lasher, No.18, Bristol.
Credentiols—d‘. H. Morison, No. 35,
Wei-ehouse Point;
No.1, New Haven; John Joyner. Ne
RAYMOND 8. SON
48 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
FUNERAL 0mm.)
" .. wish.
Fenna W‘strcus, ‘1'
mwommm
hollowed
summons
AT THE
"THE 8110?
Skirts in Linen, Poplin,
Gabardine and Corduroy,
K. AND A. mm
56 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Outing
‘ Shoes
For
Decoration.
Day ’
'lhe'lorgeSI vorieiles ,
Show We have ever
carried '
by
Settleraiues
Mulls .. U
“Slim
1 Br‘esev ,
are Washinmn Sm .
Whileorl'asoudng
’ 10 ' ~i’"~e‘rsl 5 H
A .’ . : ‘ v‘ ‘ A I ‘ K
Pusan: lots .
Values 51. so and I32. 00.
and $11;de place On sale at $1 (IN) Tuesday. \ aiue $I.I,I
$1M
A big sibck Ofw'summer shoes I
For men .womenand children .
White Tennis and Yachting Shoes with Rubber Soles.
All other buds of white shoes. ‘
HenlYoilanOxiordsindllllie ldlesl a: . a
I
CONNEALLY .9‘ 3mm. *
South NorWellIIr.
FINAL CLEAN-UP SALE ~ I
or women's and misses' Spring Suits. Costs, Shi‘ite, Dresses, Waist.
ond Millinery.
suns—«.96, cm, 911.”, 914.98.
cons—sue. sass. $4.99, 95.95, 97.98. 99.98. '
'eKmre— use, 31.90. 492.99. 99.93, 94.98. 95.93.
wois'rs—su, 91.29, or 9193. one. was. 94.99.
slur nausea-45.08. 51-8. to,” 911.99. .
sore—eon «a. 79c. 99c, 91.25. ~ - ‘
All the goods in this tale re worth more then double. Come and A
convinced
SOUTH MAIN ST
Delicious Creamery Butter, lb. .......... I32¢
Gold Medal Butter in prints . m
Magnolia or Clover Milk, s can _,,.,,...,....,. . . . . .. 10¢
J Best Family 1 iour, a bag........................I.$1 ‘
..10¢
A. STULL ..
Saxon Wheat Food,'15c pkg.
‘,
z .,
Inst Cottage Street.
LONG AND ROUND CLAMS.
CUTBILL’ BRIDGE MARKET
- 71 North Main St.
Free Delivery. .
and 44, 1.:.E Lockwood. Greenwich,
Council No. :2. G W. Commons, am.
New Haven; Council No. '26, H. l'.’
Peek, New Haven: Council No. 21,
William Brown. Jr., Westville: Conn
oils Nos. 31~ and 53, Ray Lewis, New
London: Cduncil No. 35; John Hunt,
Sinners; Councils Nos. 43 and 15,!
G\,Sltinner, Higgonum: Councils Nos.
46 and 49 M. W. Crocker, Center-
brook: Council No. 55, C. L. Clark.
Woodburyi Council No. 56, C. R.
Clyns, Waterbury; Council No. 64, E.
G. Congér, Bridgeport; Council No
58.1.. LE. Jacobs. New Haven: Cm
on No. 77.; Ralph Baldwin; New He-
ven: Council No. 94, A. T. Boon, Nor,
I woods or wusoom.
Oh. words at wisdom you can trace
45.. Chester. ..
, Necrology-—Th'e Rev. C. M. Reed,
No. 63, East Lyme.
New Haven.
Deputy State Councilors—Councilh
Nos. 1 and 'II. Roymond Cramton, New '
' Haven: Council No.2. Fred 8. guy
horn. Waterbury, Councils 3
P.1d, DesolagNew Britain; Colin
No, 4. mil: ersy.‘ Budésfim,.cm
Bristol; Cduneii No. 9. G.
Organizer—G. L. Pelham, No 25,‘
Within‘ iny rhyme, I'm bound:
it where it can be round!
.I Monsoon-r ms. ‘
- "Did she burn her bridgss'l"
“No: only her bridge partners ” ,
W
“Didi she get her 5170, Obi) damages
Herding: Hartford- Councils Nos. ‘ 99‘
cheseer; Council No. 25, _J Schmidt. :
ell No. 72, H. O. Otto. Durhbrn; Conn-i , ,
when some the hatchet place . I " V
.J
Furniture, Stoves
-—-—-—--—ond————_
Housefinnishings '
New and Second-Hand.
Sold at. Lowest Prices.
We Buy Scandal-Ind Flunltu‘re
and Stoves. ‘
.‘u GWKOWSKY
Phoneilfl. In some room or.
.—
1301“ pm“. w
1 to see ,
Tom Murray
Si South MalnSireei
So Not-wall
FDCBTIEEN ‘AFiA'l‘ LOVE
lute a New {York 395M store
there come is sby. pretty yum; lady
._wit liar engagement ring which laud
go .
l. .. {Striped Celsius
Money Loane'd (in Articles of _ Printed voile:-
Value r ”West Silks. I_
Unredeemed Pledges Sold at,
Decoration Boy Needs
SILK HOSIERY
sorted colors .5.......................‘.
NECKWEAR. {
Collar and Cir-R Sets, Collars, Chemisettes and Vestees i
plain and embroidered organdy and lace . .25¢-_-$Il 5
GLOVES”
Silk Gloves in two button lengths in black, white is n
ey..,....................... I
,Long Silk Gloves in black, white, tan, grey, pink an ‘
stand 3
25¢ and
so
:7
.o-o..-u.....‘u.‘..u
Lisle and Chamoisette Gloves ..
RIBBONS.
An assortment in IMoire Ribbons. 19¢, 25¢ and ‘
Dresden Ribbons in various colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
soooosl
r
Summer Eahieifi ,.
Dress" Cingh'm'sJ-I
‘ Dress Linens.
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