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UNDERTAKE»
. new no news stimuli.
at waellluoron or.
Tel. once. loses; house. an.
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l Today b hing alarm in the
,Fcast of Corpus Christi.
‘ _ A meeting of the State Police Asso-~
fllll llw
. The annual business meeting of the
local'Baptil-lt Church will be held moi -————— ’
night in the church parlors on West: The police received areport from:
avenue. important business will be Mrs. Chester Gallon, of Broad River,
transacted. l that a tramp stole some groceries from
', ———-— the back stoo and ran off into the
j Joseph E. Clabby, of Bridg g t. has gym p
been appointed deputy coll ' r of in-» .
ternal revenue in that city, to succeed George W Vorhees sexton at Riv
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l
, police court room on Friday. June 24,
: at 2 :30 p. m. '
The Sum Campfire girls will neel‘
this afternoon at 3 o'clock, instead or
iMondny. All members are requested
to attend this meeting if possible,
,olnuonmlll be held in the umioror ” ‘
laud-u!
walks'
Cement, Concrete, Flag, (31’an Cinder Walks. Curb,
Doors, Window Scum s, Lawn
Mowers, Ice Cream Freezers,
Qroquet Sets, etc.
NEW
as wear wsfiporou or.
unlike; f
Pro-u W m Non-sill
Paving.
unload , marinas
1-
Wimuaslupt
_.Snlll Wrilhllll
.Shcuulih lolllclso—
inn; ttEt/A'll'ill by first: mum “f .
ill5l'lAli‘i .ial‘wlll, 22i8
surnames
Them
In
Wash Dresses and
AT'THE ‘
"l1“ Shim
Skirts in Linen, Poplin,
Gabardine and Corduroy, .
.I. All) A. (ELM/EN
l 56 NORTH MAIN STREET.
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Nothing beuerior Summer than ,
walls shill-s ~v
‘ We have a most attractive line for men, women and
children. #
x We are showing
f‘ a complete line
of
James E. Dumin, ot Dsnhury. Mr.‘ e'rslde cemetery. complained to the W
Clabby entered upon the duties of the lice last night that boys have beenl
ammo" this week. lstealing flowers from the graves. A'
sharp watch will be kept in an effort
_n
' The Nor-walk Clinton”. A. 'R., has
Plenty of Term; and Yachting Shoes.
White ”‘
f , mintzs .
j '43. will place on sale Thursday so
.._.._....
Sale of Kenyon Cordlnoy Coats
«they ccaili made by Kenyon Coal Co.
Hannisclurers oi high class, sport and
Stiller coals. All the latest shades.
Prices starlet $3.95 to $8.95
Values $6.00 to $5.00.
See our big window display.
STAMPEDG Oops I. .
White Linen Centerpieces. in 7 to 36 inch sizes from ‘
Lunchm Sets. of 13 News ....5c to are.
accepted an invitation to visit Doro
thy Ripley Chapter. in Soutbportr on‘
the afternoon of June 15. The Nor.
walk Chapter ‘m"el.n.hers will provide
the program, and the meeting will be
it the residence of Mrs. R. P. Cums,
on Pequot Corner.
‘arExhibition dancing every night.‘
M Point. Miss Gwynne Rlcbarlh“ Louis Bawlcck. oi 51 Harbor street”
and Mrs. Lawrence Barretto.
‘::Tlle funeral of William F. Meyer-
ln’llz was held at St. Peter's Church,
Dsnbury. yesterday morning at nine
o‘clock, with a solemn high mass col-g
ebrdted by "the Rev. E. A. Cotter. The,
services were well attendedby'rela?
tlves and friends. Interment was ‘ln
the new Catholic cemetery. ,
j’l‘he marriage of Miss Helen Clinton
dark, sister of, Frank Ell. Clar
. 3‘ wplsnncd. it incl
l
to stop the practice. 1
A business meeting or the down-
town Congregational Church will be
held this evening. A number‘of 1m-
poriant recommendations recently
made by the church council will be
considered at length tonight.
and Michael Parakus, o! 29 Elmcroft
5 Road, Stamford; were picked us last, 'K'EWHAVEN.» June 3.;—Martin E.
night by the police as runaways. The‘ Pierson. a state senator from Bristol,
boys were locked up and were re-
turned to their homes upon the arriv-
alpt their parents, this morning.
An inlphrtant meeting of the escrow .
itile council of the Wonlan’s Assocla- 16rd!!! by Coroner Eli Mix. The lu-
tiou was held yesterdgy. The meet
ing, called by gen. E, R Huntington,
.wus completely attended, and Worklcurrlng‘slmost instantly.
('
who ‘ I, enthusiastically
‘ ‘ “civic. social and
spyilual (wonkgasmiAbe pisng word
(01 the year
’qu sols round Dr John Woodman
urchmsn, of No. 59, College Strea;
'N‘ew Havenfirofessor oi surgery in the!
Yale Medical school, did not take place
as planned. fiendsy, at; St. George's
chapel, New York. , Tllc invitations
were recalled rind Miss t‘iiu'k is now in“: . (Rev. and Mrs. . “'A‘. M . . oi,
San Freucisco. . ~ Classics a“
l Wilton,
ment of theirtdaughtcr; Miss LucyI
Marks. to Dr. Frederick Morrison.
Miss Marks in supervisor of music in
the public schools of Brooklyn, N. Y
and Dr. Morrison a well-known young
physician in Wilton, with local prac-1
tice, including .Weston and George-
town.
very compashenslvgf .,. . . l"
W ;
—-Joln the .lloton- Point Dancing
class.
i
Lawrence Leahy, of Waterbury. for-
_rly o't Danbu'ry, who was arrested
last fall on a charge of assault and
held in 81,000 bail for trial, was re,
arrested in Hartford Saturday. having
been surrendered by his bondsman‘.
'wllo ‘feared that the man would skip
hli hall. wally, who is lmown as
“chick," is a boxer and was employed
as‘tan electrician. .
l
The new state highway to Ridgeiield'
i is now practically completed between,
‘ilev. A. C. 'Cobur'n, rector of SLlLOBkWOOd'B corners ind Ridgefleld.l-
Jemes' Episcopal Church, Denbury, and automobiles are no longer setup
will be one of the speakers at the the detour. It will be several” weeks.
didcesan missionary conference whicn below the section of state road her
wilibe held at the Church of the tween the Sum Hollow road and-
' Good Shepherd, in Hartford, on June' Lockwohd‘s Corners ls“compieted and
8 and 9. Rev. Mr.“,Coburn will speakimeallWhHe traffic Will 30 by what 18
June 8, on "Sundayl'llsually called the “lower" road to
.on Tuesday,.
Schools and Missions: the Method."
The local post office received notice The committee on organizing the,
this week that the parcel post service 089*: and patrol of Monks: Grotto, re-
" between this country and Italy had; quest [every prophet to be present Frr
4 been suspended owing to Italy's cud day evening, June 4. at Masonic Tem-
trance into the European war, and that‘ D18. 3t 8 o'clock. Permanent organ-
all parcels whichlhave been mailed ori lzation Will be perfected and Parts in
which may be mailed inadvertently; the cast assigned. by the committee.
hereafter. will he returned to their; All prophets who are members of the
senders and the postage refunded. ”ladies’ night" committee will confer
- ’ with Chairman James Donnelly at
this meeting.
“ rulunsoav smiles
at the Cotmtrprlub to, remember, a
Thursday. 'night special.
~ ' I
Lost evening “The Canadianl
Rockies," a slereo'pticon lecture, was:
delivered in the South Nor-walk Con-ll
"gregalional church by the pastor, Rev.
; 4 I O
W‘ Milk“ John Stapleton. The slides used ill!
- . women was? mm _, illustrating the talk were very beau-A
" " ‘ ‘ « L’", tilul, and the large audience in all
M in the UM SW W I tendence endoyed the scenes immodes-
3" summng my” ‘ly. The California party, in which a
,and taking care 0f others. number of local people will go wast-
Many_millions_more of wo- I, . mm, to the exposition. h rapidly be
‘_ run are caring: for the “to; mac up. The. party will leave
“9"“ “r gmuY' w: 1“ on July 9th.
.. '
The strawberry and lawn fete held!
' under the auspices of the Old Well!
_Commsndery, No. 956. U. 0. G. 0.,
. at the home of m; w. a. Mott, on
Malls shred. m~m which
have unnounced the engages
Lockwood's Corners. ' .. land lowers your vitabty. Foley's Hon-
;couglls, croup and bronchial
.
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4'
M E. slenson HELD FOR 'vourws
I DEA'PI‘L
North Haven Boy in Auto \
on May 35.. “
{at the last cellos of the General Ag?
,‘ sembly. is held criminaliy’responm
for the death of three-ycar-old?
neth L. Doolittlfi at..North Haven'ou'
May 25, in a finding handed down yss‘
._tomohils Mr. Pierson was driving ran
down the boy 'in the street, death oc-
, No new have been‘tsksn by the
‘proseclitlnx authorities, as the coron-
er'h oiflcial finding had not reached
them. . _ . _‘
Winn. new ONLY.
Women sullsr as much as men do
from indigestion and constipation and
redulre the some scientific remedy to '
keep the stomach sweet, the liver oe-
tlve and the bowels. regular. Foley Ca-
tllsrtlc Tablets- are wholesome and
. 1-1
cleansing; do not gripe or cause now '
sea. Stout people say this is the one
cathartic that takes away that ov-
er~full and clogged-up feeling.
fiORWA‘LK HOSPITAL NOTES.
Mrs. Henry Bush, of Broad ‘River.
was admitted to the Norwalk hospital
last night for medical treatment. '
Joseph Vedas. of Windsor Place,
was operated on this morning.
Mrs. Thomas Bradley. of Franklin -
avenue, was admitted this morning
and operated upon.
Don't neglect a summer cold. A
bronchial cough causes broken sleep
ey and Tar Compoundsootb and heals
raw, inflamed membraneerstops tick-
ling in throat and clears slutty, whee- .
zy breathing. ‘Contains no opiates;
children like it; good for all colds,
affec-
lions.”
“Exposition
Specia‘” . .
An Advance Style Corset You
‘Can Buy Now for Half tiles
Regular Price;
‘ C‘H‘IC new model had.—
wilfably suited to
any averi’g'e) figure.
comm & salons.
South Norwalk.
-,.N..*~s...-.,
Dre‘sses'
We to: $15.00”
JACEIS-Y’S /
FoOtwear
in the very ,- _
newesi styles
'l-‘or all'tlle iaslily ‘
“\
lovers
.l."
Our compl‘ie‘hiznsivc lines
of Muslin Uiuierwear afford
easy selection’f‘lE‘vcry requir-
cd‘ size and style is here.
These. Undermusii'ns of
ours were fi'liiily made in
cleanly, bright workshops.
They are of the best qual-
ltlcs, and gre‘fairly. priced,
so that hetterkvaiues cannot
be had anywhére
. Children’s Drawers;
Sizes'z to 14 years, Ham-
*‘ burg trimming, regular 25c
and 29c values, any size?
' Thursday ...... 19¢ pair
Women’s Drawers.
Muslin and Cotton Crepe,
‘ regularly 39c. White Sale
' Night can...
Of excellelfit quality cotton
crepe. cgulariy 59c.
White 'Sale‘ ‘. ...... 45
. Muslinhlight Gowns.
e
, Regularly 39c. White Sale
24¢.
r combinations.
closeout-‘0
l Regularly $1.25. White Sale
‘ ' 79¢
or...
Eek-"N ..... s
“ Entraordinary" values in
are also be- .
‘ finer garments
‘Its medium skirt, Clltavvny l
lroilt, curved waist and com-
fortably high bust together
with its perfection“ of fit and
'- ingoffered. _.
The Kill. RyasCo.
3:9. wasnmc'rohl sinner.
ing.
Tan Linen Centerpiecélli...................‘...:.l.’...‘ ......... fiend”;
White Unen Bureau Scarfs ............................ c and 75c~
Linen Huch,and Damask Towels, in guest sine and ular
sue ............................................... , '
initial Towels, all linen, guest and regular sizes....25c,5.':e is: 3
Babies’ Pillow Covers ......... . ......................... 25c.an&- 5h
Babies' Carriage Covers ........................... ' ..... 50c and 651: .
Babiee’ Hats, Bibs, Cashmere Sacques and Bonnets.
Muslin Night GownsSOe and soil
Muslin Corset Covers ........ . .................... 19c, 25c and 50:
Royal Society Packages, in Muslin Underwear, Dressing Salem.
ques. Boudoir Caps, Walsu, Children's Hats and Dresses, Center.
pieces, Bureau Scarfs and Library Scans.
These packages contain material, dose and directions tor worn-
J; L MALLETTE
Shad, Bluefish, Halibut, Fresh Mackerel,
Salmon, Sea Bass, Cod, Butter Fish, Por- . ;
gles, Flat Fish, Salt. and Canned Fish;
Crab Lump, Soft
Crabs, Lobsters.
.1.
.. Clljrhlw
71 North
5 BRIDGE! MARKET:-
Main
.'4
29¢ ‘
loses”
'o-AndSkiris
~l“ “ ._ .’
. Brcsev
”6 Washington Street.
or
.‘ ‘F’°¢’D°1*V=W- Pumice
W M‘. .
shupelese mass of rust. It ism thing ’
to design and erect a mighty shyi-
scmper. but an» entirely diluent mat-
~—8entlnol Want Ads. sell goods,
rent real estate and get situation!
, “h“ " . »~ ., tel' to‘orotcct it from Minimum
, LEGAL FALUCIES' which. it allowed to do their .work. 3 _ ,
Ancient Superstitione'fllst lien-clonal, fizfidulgg the greatest mm" .1“ ’1,
ch“ ‘° Lm’ it seems strange. in a way, titular 'l‘.
0n the subject of "Scum Popular-
Legsl Superstitions" Glee and Com
meat says that there are many miscon-
ceptions of legal doctrines. usually
lessiron h well prom-Isis winches ’.
rest-tn: in natural agencies Olen. '
wood or odor building minis- It“
is being used more and more lathe- _
malady held and sometimes rasbly
fabriml ' , ;~.
soiled upon to the client's undoing. ton or large “mm“ and .
. F.”—
Housciunlishillgs
New and Second-Hand.
Sold at Lowest Prices.
~
and Stones.
ELM“
PM 510. .7 NORTH MAIN
. Furniture, Stoves .
«We Buy Second-Hand Furniture
other structures of a permsncn
and the length of their mo. it!“ ”‘ ‘
nothing of the safety of" the people
employed in and around them, {Mindi-
oithe success with which torpedo! .‘ .
can. be prevented» . “ I
‘ Painters“ are constantly mpwyedl on- ,
such structures "as the Brooklyn or
Forth bridges scraping o‘wny ruse spots 3'“
and repulntlng. When serious running *
is once started It is very hard IOvGMCk,
one as it would lue‘vlmhly lonesome
destruction of the framework :1 col-V .
lapse would be certain to occur sooner
some 'otw-llléb are so grotesquely dis-
testedfllstltisdlillculttntracetbels
to their origin. One or the most widely
spread but fortunately harmless oi
Mk that in ordertlut a will disln5
heriting an hair my be valid he must
be "on: elm s naming." can no- '
than Damascus, am Blackstone finds
s-seusdetloatos it in the civil law and
m
"the Romans were also wont to set.
ankle testament: as being inqmciosu.
‘mh mart in mm m, if they dinin
_ e , 01' Y M b! WNW“ or ‘ racer probably widt- sl nppoilin
mugs true. m reuse nn ' ’ “ g
31'. or the children owls suitor. [gut ll I” " mkmgmem‘ mm“
the child had any legacy. though ever '
\
'0 mm it was moot that the testntor. “"W' 3'0“!-
loses
Don’t Forget
Tamhlllrl‘ay
had not lost his memory or ransom The bread “m w" ”"96 ow"“’:'“~-‘ ‘
which otherwise the law res log the siege or Genus was ll curious
bill was then presumed to have nullified mixture. Harbor. Who had '0 9"" it "UV ,
thus from substantial cause. Hence go without it. says n m u‘ horrible
’MMW has i n that groundless compounds! damaged licorksuwdnst. .i
vulgar error of the mcessity of, Icnv- ataxia. hair. powder. oatmeal, llnseed‘, .‘
log an heir. a willing. or some other or rune .. nuts and other nasty sub-
. ‘ , seduces, to which ll little 'soll'dlt was "
le .. in 0rd . I _.
mull}? ,. 9' t" lllsinherit him. given by the admixture of o- small;
Another erroneous idea. quite gener- p z, of EM“ W'Y more-V,
ally en | l in . n g h over, was held together Militia-bits"
'1'
‘ ‘31 South Main Street
. So. Norwalll
not binding llfiless writ ' "n in ink. . of wood. without which it woukr'lov
hllen to powder. General This bit
Still another curious nothn enter ‘ be!
mined ill some localities in that men- “Emiomuheg $1,: iffififlg“;
witness may not testify to any occur» ' mm. g ‘ . o .-
. rcnce seen by him “through: shins." ; W
‘ . ‘1‘an or anths soov.‘
B“Williams and Harry Roe,
style, assure the'rorl‘ccihcou-
tour lines. And 'fdo'4think of’
under price—only $l.
‘Come early and generic or
more‘ pairs of ,rtllcsc .fashion
true ' j '
”if.
,0
j was so successor! on Tuesday nigii.’
”4222:;
WHEN“?! BECORW DAY '
maniacs.
W “Tamil,
Confederate Decor-M ‘ Day
cues at Mal-trees” , hora. Tenn, the .
.mlflrfithmlreuum l5 lass. lath Isl has
m2" lee—ll: MW room no -
mum a! theme“ of M
Ll'rcnrlnLl)._‘Conn., June 3.—-Up-
on resumption of the trial of Isaac N.
charged
with the murder oi County Commie
_slonci llubert .3? Case today. Miss
Lillian Johnson, a music teacher, who
ade her home at Mr. Case's house.
subjected to cross-examination.
She told his yesterday of entering
the store of Mr. Case,“ in Earthen»
This is probably attributable to tilt:
faCtMtllllt the imperfecthns at ancient.
window glass might deceive the on .
lookci‘ as to what actually took place
The writer recalls an instance “dulled.
by his hetructor in physics while lee
luring on the refriction of light at
ll windowpone in his house through
whim passersby on the We Ids
ot‘flle square appeared. on commg‘op-
penile to a church. to leap over the
steeple. A condition 0; this sort
brought out on cross enmlnstlon
night street the wt, though scenic
admissibility, of the evidence.
May of Death. .
The Valley otDcath is in the island
on Java. It is a center of an extinct
reissue. half a miles wide. tilled will! -'
carbonlc acid gas. which continually.
emanates tron: fissures lathe J“
of the valley. The gas bah; ”WM“
. and emlrehy irresplrablc. every livhg
tiling mat descends is lnst‘ly Infl-
ated. The ground about a crater
is covered with bones. - "*
Norwalk Chronicler