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I'or Men, W01”!!! “d Children 112001 Beer is the finest thing imagin-
' ies Swiss Ribbed Vests able on 11 in» day. smiling and refresh
lMSlflN All.
rants .. ..... . .............. 25c
nildrén s ,. 19c, 15c and 25c
Bents’ and Boys Balbriggan -1
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" ' w THOMAST‘ON, Maine, June 7:-
‘ Lunaticxsuo Horst. BLOCK.
scum ‘NDRWALM
r‘our buildings on Main street: includ-
ing the Knox House. the only hotel
here, the Watts 110.111.0111.“ by the
town, a livery stable and a mercantile
magnum From rim Page.)
Rulers of the various lddges of the?
statemad a few interesting remarks
_IENGRAVING. ' .
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SENTINEL
READERS
V 11w
were taking the notion other than as
: ii‘woutd have been taken by the an»?
Elias four hundred years before the
Christian era began
JOHN B. LAWRENCE,
Yale ‘85.
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LAWYER NICKEHSON MAY NOT
BE PAID.
Assisted to Prooecute Editor Pap:
. Because of Own Wishes.
{‘ WATERBURY, June 8.——\Vhether or
not Leonard J. Nickerson of West
Cornwall will be paid for assisting in '
prosecuting Editor Wiltllam J. Pope.
PAGE FIVE
Entrances on Main Street, Fairfield Avenue and Cannon Dr.“
Bridgeport. Conn.
Monday. June 1, 1915
Lovely frocks for
graduation-and later
‘ Lovely and fine, graduation frocks arc planned for
pi
\Vcdd‘mfi“:Announcements. too
done in Script for $12.00;1oo in.
Odd English, $20.00. 'll’he best
of work and the best of paper lt‘otm was suggested as District Dep- ance. w L. Cattland, owner of the The Sentinel, lfeel its duty to niake
I et us show you some samples,
DONNELLY’ S
STATIONERY STORE.
1o scum mun eraser.
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0111 NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwallt’ and vicinity;
‘tlnaettled, showery weather tonight;
fair Tuesday.
‘. i‘isturbantesare central this morn
ing over Montana and Upper Michi
gun Unsettled showery weather pre-z
mils from Texas norItheastward to
New, York Many places report thund-
orstorms. The temperatures are low
:for the season of the year in the w-est
Eern dlstricts Denver 0010., an ad Rapid
Gity, S. 1).. reported the lowest temper
atures on record for June. Fronts were
reported from Colorado. North and
South mm, and Minnhota.
H Conditions favor for this " yielnity:
Unsettled, .showery weather, followed
ILhy clearing on Tuesday. _.
‘ An earthquake was registered yea
tcrday from 4: 40 p 111.10 5: 80 p.111.
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TODAY.
Temperature: Low. 70; high
1,10. Cloudy. ‘
Aapetial meeting of the Trinity
Young Mens Club will be held this
‘(vening al o'.clock in the club quart-
lens on Railroad avenue.
i o
J" t
Mrs. Louis F. Schlltt. of Spring
street. went to sthlngton, D. C., to- (In clerk will seek the advise of actual“ Hartford, has personally
day, as the delegate to the companion
Lot the Foresters convention.
financing tonight at Roion.
Mr'l. J. H. Knapp, tomorrow after-
-noon, will entertain at her home on
West street. the members of tho Wo-
man’s (11111.1 of Trinity church.
A meeting of the teachers of
the
sunday 1school of Trinity Episcopal
church will. this evening, hold a meet-1
log at the rectory 011 Fairfield avenue.
Mrs; S. H. Huntington spent Sun-
(lny with her ‘son in blew York city;
Mernntlnglon in organist of HM
Bergen Reformed Church, Jersey‘
City, N. .1. '
’ ’1‘. F. Coley Company, of this city.
have received the contract for the
{widening of the bridge and ap-
ptoaches over Fresh Water BIroohb
Enfleld', Conn. at 81.378.
A number of state-wide prominent
(Elks were entertained yesterday at
the Hotel. Muhockemo. The party lat
.ter attended the. convention in
Elks’ Home. on South Main street
~Dahclng tonight at Rolon.
Thirty members of Court Edmond
do 111111113, yesterday, decorated the
moves of departed members in St
Mary's cemetery. The services was in
charge of a committee comprlzed of:
Frank Oddo and Herman Clnque.‘
kimors are current in Greenwich,
according to advises reaching here
this morning. that the McAlllsfer
Steamboat Corporation of that place
intends to run excursions to Island
Beach instead of Baton Point during
- the season. .
IA DEPOSITS.
, While it I! «nanny known i
that m Poop!“ Trust Co.-
panyismluudopooitory for‘
of
.indivlduall and
wmnnmwm,
haw-tummy «1'
can. M cl We:
: ”II.
'fldmmmu‘:
“fluctuation
.umm.1~m
insist 11w
tho.
"Hlfi‘umfim~flr
to make, They ‘all were well re-
tailed. ' ' .
During the business session the
‘name of l'. J Murray, of Torrington.-
:uty (ii-11.111 Exalted Ruler of the state.
”l‘be. suggestion met with unanimous
favor and the office will doubtlessly?.
be secured lh Mr] Murray at the next.
national convention l
’I‘bo business session was followed
by a genuine Clambake, which was?
:pl‘t‘parwl under the direction of John“
"Monarchs. It was praised highly and
dcwrved all the fine things said aboutl
it.
Itbnt is that hereafter clambakes -
'be bt-Jd iudo‘ors. The “bake' was 1
prepared in the basement of the
Holm- The menu included relishes} ‘
.t-lam chowder, blue fish potatoes
sweet potatoes. lobsters
.sweel mm. watermelon and cigars.
? '11... Exalted Ruler of the Stamford?
t'lilt'lmn.
Ilaxlue “mended the orgtwi'uttlon's1 .
imitation to hold the next convention:
of tho I' H. ll. in Stamford.
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EGAN All (All CLERK
PNABllCl [All IN NONWAlll?
l
’ A11 txlrelilt‘ly interesting situation
‘bas utiseu due to the appointment of
t‘ramer t‘ Hegeman, of the law firm
‘0! l. lnxweiler &. Hegctnan, as prosecu-1
fol of the downtown city court. The
?dtleslion mines: can Joseph J.
irore Judge Edward M lockwood. of
like uptown court and in civil matter.
before Judge Voaburgb. of the down
town court.
1No‘rwnlk attorneys are divided on;'
‘lhe question, it is said. City clerk
linxwe‘ller 1:0?en‘da from an ethical
lview point he as the right no prac-
3.111: 2 before Judge Lou kWOOd of the up-
town 1'ulirl.ll is understand that the
of the highest authorities in tho state
;lor a settlement of the interacting
?quesliol| Attorney Linxweilar said
‘lhls morning that his partner's. an.
1pciptment us prosecutor in the down
‘lown court did not interfere with him
'bringing civil matters before court.
1 A local n1.torncy,_lu discussing the
matter this morning, said he did not.
believe Attorney . Linxweiler would
bringing cases. criminal or civil, be
fore either the uptown or downtown
(tillrlis. i
The. ommme of the unusual sit-
llalltm is watched with interest among
the local members of the legal fra-
ternity. '
BISHOP NILAN ARRIVED IN
NORWAlK llllS AllfllNlNlN
Hi. Nov,
the t‘ommtticut Diocese, is scheduled
to chive lu Norwolk' late this after-
noon tor :1 weeks’ retreat at \ianresa
island. He will the atcompanied by
from 127; to 15.0 of the pastms of the
1";ubolb marches throughout the
state. The pastors of the local
'vluucbea R91 Thomas J Fin-.11 of St.
Mary' s Rev.?lcl10.rd J. Carroll. of St.
Josephs and Rev. Joseph N Szabo,
of st. Ln'iis' 1113‘, will be among the
t (mnec'thttl pastors who will Spend
the Week at the lslalld.
Next week the curates of the state
will go into retreat, and the week
following the second cuhrates of the
.limese. About the first of July the
Fordbam Col ego scholastlcs will ar-
rite for- a lcng’bhv stay. - ' -
‘Manresa 11 and is conducted by the
Jesuit Fathers and locally is famil-
inrdh knoun as Keyser island At
'th present «me it is in charge of
fflev. .Jmoph -il111n1el.of the Jesuit
Ortit'r.
LiO-LENT.
Several Numlk residents attended
Iho woman it St. Stephen‘s Church,
3111111: sin-e1. Sow York city. now:
nth-mm. oi Norton loo to Rial
“outdone tent The W! “I
Will
0 ti was broutl u and!
"8 "Hg g“ 0 ‘ 'Wht) later resided in Brookline, Mass.
5Vuluable records covering a century
it was. .
la valuable puppy ou'ned by a resident this age of the. movies' thousands of
lot that street developed a peculiar people there are who would put up
Linx~
1
‘WEATHER A YEAR AGO?weller the new prosecutors ".partner Ving from worms.
' . . ‘1th 111 e in criminal and civil cases be-
Hishop John J. Nllun. of -
biock containing tour stories. Were MCR- LAWRENCE EXPLAINS. 0‘ the Waterbury REDUbliCGH. and if
burned early yesterday, The loss ‘si Mr. Editor: he is Paid Will be compelled to supply'
.dblnoxinlately $100000. more than I A3 [0 3 paragraph 0‘ your “El-“'1“ the funds, is a ““93“” that is being
agitated since it has been learned that
Mr. Nickerson took part in the trying
of the case of his own million. Mr.
Pape was tried for libel on a technical
breach of the paece charge. on com-
plaint of Senator James A. Peasley.
The release of Mr. Pape by the court
susminlng the demurrer filed by his
lawy’er, N. R. Bronson, practically eno-
ed the prosecution for the time (being.
Prosecutor Attorney Edward B.
Reiley. Jr., of‘l’t’aterbury, says that
the state will not pay Mr. Nickerson
since he offered to take part in the
case. to take the place of another law
yer, who was temporary absent.
half of which is covered by insurv de“ in Gotham” in Saturdays 155119 or
stable where the flames started, be- a correction.
tiexes that it was set on fire and the Having personally witnessed the
authorities an investigating a report Play lphigenia in Tauris recently bra
that several men were seen runnlnp. sented in the Yale Bowl. my first-hand
a“ a\ from the manages “fie, an ex knowledge of the occasion enables me
“cw-0m to set right the error of the author of
’lhe Watts block, a brick structure ? your article.
was valued at 5'35 000. it was pl’a- He states that the audience present
suited to the town in 1890 ”Y (‘np at the Bowl when the lphlgenia was
thin Samuel Watts, a ship owner 1311911 was composed “chiefly of 8100'
ents." incorrect. It was eatlmated .
that a throng of about ten thousand
people saw the old Greek play repro-
duced- on the occasion referred to.
1 .\0w who does not know that there;
9. not ten thousand students at Yale.
University There are not three thou» FRlENDs CROW-D S‘IDEWALK
sand men in the institution. There‘ 'l‘ORRlNGTOn, June 7.-1Chacerite
[ore some six or seven thousand per- Giordanni 19 is at the hitchileld coun
sons were not students either of Greek ty hospital in Winsted, suffering from
or anything else in the line of unlver serious injuries to“ his head, and John
,5in work.
Yesterday afternoon there was can The throngs of humanity that pour» being held at the local police station
slderable excitement in the vicinity ed in through the passages of the atu- as the result or a street altercation.
of Cross street. First Disttlct. when pltitheatre wete a surprise. r1111 In There was an argument over the
space Giordanni and two girls were
loccupying on the’ sidewalk following
fit Dog .M'nnien fl‘homaa F Walsh (lleirmne fifty to three dollars :1. wll-? which there was a tight in which Ram-
was summoned hastily. and after as ness a semi- tragedy played more than Be) is aimed to have throw a stone
surlng himself the animal was not four hundred years before Christ, was at Glorannl inflicting a severe 80811)
‘Zufferlug from rabies. summoned Dr a surprise even more emphotlc. luound and “Willy more 30m)“ in
.l‘bundage, who diagnosed the dog‘s And yet the ancient bard,v'vbo wrotn juries. Ramsey claims that Gloranni
lnfflictlon as worms. the plays for those old Greek theatres drew a knife on him, cutting his coat
1 The dog warden said this morning struck those deep, remnant chords ofi sleeve
tthat be had had numerous complaints human nature. which are an immortal W
labout mad dogs, which “11011 his iii- as man himself is: and whiclibecause BEDDING HOUSE BURNED.
~vestisatlng. were found to be suffer- they argue. will ever and anon be re. REDDING, Conn, June 'l.—-Tlte
Warden Walsh. for vived‘ and patronized by all coming home of Daniel 0. Wood, on Suna'et
the information of dog owners Stille‘i generations of men. LHlll, was destroyed by tire last night,
there is no danger in such cases. and Again, it is not indeed lupposable i causing a loss estimated at $4. 000. cov-
there ‘5 no cause for alarm when 11 that the audlence nor the “Meat: ered by insurance. Volunteer lire
dos ‘keelS" 0Ver and acts in a 81”? comprising that great «15111ny were tighten prevented the spread of the
:plcloua manner “familiar; with tradlfionn of Greek.‘ flames to adjoining buildings.
That Dog Warden Walsh is per drama 1' . . .
forming the duties of his office in 11 ‘Tliey who k’ndw “nun“. .0, drift HOSPITAL NOTES.
lthoroughly efficient manner is 11110qu of educational 1da13.Igdd" loge Gill”, Mina Jaseplflue 133530 of New On-
;by the favorable continents his work rlcula understand fully ‘0, a 3903“" norm. w“ admitted ‘0 the Norwalk
l‘fi receiving Commissioner 0! Do unpopularlty 0' “‘9 ancient 01,.“ch hospital for tiedlcal treatment Satur-
“lies“e Anln'ml Jeflreyfi “‘9‘!“ Jr: These know thntnlaulcaldapulmanlalday night and discharged yeslo.rday
praised are over shadowed by the acidntiflc‘ Mrs. Alice Kohler of New Canaan.
the local warden for the kindly atti that the “89 ‘0“ large d’” h“ "de' was discharged from the institution
itude he has aasumed in all his lnven- tracked cultural studies ‘6, the 30. yesterday.
ligation culled practical pursuits. .. '
_ . The presumption in clearly, there.1 . . .
AUTO “EG'STER LATE' ‘foro, that the great majority of that; ‘ EUROPEAN WAR NEWS
LONDON, June 3. —“lt would be po-
litlcally wrong, as well as morally any
and a half. kept in the town offices in
this building were sawed
STONED BECAUSE HIS GIRL
so?
“NAMED” DOG WAS 0Nl
SUFFERING lllllll ' WARNS
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Althougb the 1915 automobile blue throng crowded In the Yale BO!" our
books for the state of (‘onnecticul know little and they had forgotten
were due last week, they have failed most they ever did know, 0‘ the my}
to give any advance signs of their ”mm.“ play that day ” profound,“
uppemance as vet. and from what reinterpreted ‘0 9“ £019th audi-
can be leurnefilherc is no indication ence. . m, . ?
uhen they will appear. The books. 1 had expected to 0nd ‘ Iparce Jects or in any way to discriminate
for the first time since they have select few sludentl “a "01.350" 0'. between them and native citinena"
been piiutedl‘ tare out of the llfllldil Greek literature, and philosophy and: declares the London Law Journal in a
‘of the state, Secretary Arthur Fifoot, on Just what {he wme} of the arc ‘torcible article on the Treatment of
of the Automobile club of Hartford ticle referred u, evi’diptly‘thought hmAliens. .
took a comract to turn them 0111.1 was secure in propheaying “out But? “No support can be given' declares
with the proviso ill“ be send :1 copy he and 1 were in error The Greek} ‘thla journal “to any of the threatened
lime to each autolsl in the state. 'play is not an effervescent trifling mm steps against those who have been na-
One innovation which Mr. Flfoot logged off by some my dreamer of turalired and have become British
plans to introduce, will be the fur the day These early play writers aublécts Discrimination between citi-
nishlng of the street uddresa of each were seen. phlioaophorl. paychelo-a 10‘ ‘3 “k9 3“ 9"“ growth ill ”’9 body
car owner. iglsts and artists, who saw deep into politic, 53nd lhe damage “AS vital b3
the soul of man. and well know how
FESSENDEN-BARKLEV«WEDDlNG to reveal to him the eternal lawB.I
The marriage or Miss Anna M Bank- passions and penalties of his con-i W
ley, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Wallace scious and sub-conscious self. l pARIS June 3_. _(corregpondence of
D. Barkley of '03 South street, Stan] The Works of these Old m‘“efl “’9‘ The Asgocjated Presgr)wpar‘3 is not
fond to Prdsecutlng Attorney C. 1011- therefore, of interest, both to the llkoinaven in wartime, to 1039 its re-
1 ton Fessenden took place yesterday, uninitiated as well as to the students notation of being the most continually
at 4 p. m., at the residence of the of their writings and their interpret- upturn town in EurOpe The construc-
,'bride' 5 parents. :ors‘. So it was at New Haven. ‘ l
; Owing the recent death of a sister Now, once more as to tho “roars Mllncldental rearrangement of sewers
lot the bride. the wading was a very laughter," and the play being taken and other underground work is still
lquiet one ‘ as a joke." Thl! ll130 W“ evidently going on. slmutaneously with repaying
' ._...__.__. . ‘heard and denied in Gotbam. and housebulldlng. It has taken three
SHERIFF SHUTS DOWN ON sun-l It should be remembered that a‘ .years to tear down the old “Theatre
DA-Y VISITS 'ro JNIL. ?Greek theatre, the early Euripidean deg Nouveautes"
Sheriff Simeon Pense said today: theatre, was a temple.
that visitors will not be allowed at joke, laughter. applause, were quite ”mew street the “rue des 1113111111331
the county jail on Sundays and that, out of place as h n cathedral. Gredka Meantime the Boulevard deg Italians
anyone going to the .Vorth avenue jail worshipped. as it were. in their thea-‘ has been more or legs obstructed at
will find a notice there to that effect tree where gods and men in various that point and the outlook spoiled by
.The P9801“ “ENDS day -is on Wed'i relations and movements WQN Dre'lan immense palissade used as a bill
:.nesday, from 10 a. in. l0 3 13 m The aented t0 the 0b59"°"- lboard. It is now anonnced that the
Sheriff said thav'fleltors had been 31- = The Greek 111a! stood for the move- buildings are finished, the bill boards
lowed the 13“ few years to 8‘0 ‘0 the ments of the human 80“] not the are commg down and an immense
jail on the Sabbath. but he intends? superficial emotions of the uitlhinking,’ movingsplcturo show 15 to open on the
restricting the visiting to one day. shallow mane: of man. And this “"811“ where the '1Nouveautes" a 0d.
rlous atmosphere bolus over and pre- 1.11 the projected subway lines. will
mind the Yale 30'" during “IO ren- bomnished soon, throwing thousands
dltlon 0! 1911011“ in Taurlo of laborers out of employment, and
R M be, 0! 00‘1".» “I“ the 869' other‘ building enterprises will suffer
tlemn‘n from Gotham. I“ “"1115“- i’untll finances are rearranged. But
“1"". lime". NIH“. inking com- there will be no lack of Work alter the
J. Mahmoud. time factory lnnpoc puny web as ore ”'0‘ U" by 1‘0- wnr in the opinion of city officials.
“*- 0“ My 1. when that department «It: iii-11 prom“ or W m In- The fonnllabla task of levelling the
l- aminated rub on labor dmrt momma them? Ion ”suture-.1111 nit-immune has been held in aus-
‘M ii! Ill“ IWNW“ "Ill- ponso. partly to absorb the labor that
meat. unannounced y mmlw'
.p a labor“ “11:11.. 3, a“. manhunt-lulu. would be released from the lubwa!
cause the disease grows by what it
lfeeds on "
!
NEW FACTORY INSPECTOR
The appointment of William F.
Duncan. of Southlngton. to be In
charge of the factory inspection do
partmoni upon the retirement of John
MWW‘I’W? anion! to give work to all the "ten
and am to d n W ”gunman who workmwitn pick
‘ idi- und above!) for you- to omits.’
' win: 111. ammo-sue. or the forth
of
?Ramsey, l, and Noel Baker,17. are .
”11111.10 intern naturalized British sub« ' "
tion of its network of subways and the '
and reconstruct on
Therein “lite site two new buildings and the '
II. II With a hail of ilk Winslow-i1: Thin project. alone, will be tut!- '
plan and effect.
on some.
truly handsome.
cspccially attractive.
color at h'clt.
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——lt is a good Bank for you account.
hAA------‘-‘-AA"-
IPEGML
Chalmers
I’m-c white, of“ course. Yet some have a‘ touch
And a few of thc most-alluring have
«separate coatcc of colored silk—what delightful feature
for occasion whcquhite is not demanded!
Prices, from $8.50 to $25. represent an actual saving
of much time and fussing and some money.
Second. floor.
The llowland Dry Goods Co.
31.98 Stripe Wall! Silk wmu In...“ ...... nun...»
$198Mannlab Walsh. 00“ and “If! MI!" and cuffs ........ $1.00
ti 98 Mannlah Wilt”. Salt and oilff Collar and Cu": .3100
“H "STAMPS GIVEN
M. MOLTASCH and SON. ,South Norwalk.
NEW
SIX '40
much satisfactory service after school (lavs are over '
They are young and.graceful and daintv of
both
They are Wonderfully line of material.
Rich embroidery gives its charm.
Some of the nets are strewn with designs that are
liolcros, with their youthful air and jauntincss arc
Safe deporlt boxes four ($4) dollars to twenty five (:25) dollars per year.
:11qu
A WONDER for the MONEY
Within reach of everybody $
.. Phone 1360,
Evaporated Milk, 3 cans
Sweet Corn. a can
nun-..
24 Cottage‘ Street.
out on the 'slte of the. military zone,
a great building boom is anticipated
that will keep all the building trades
busy for yoara. .
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Juno 3.—Tlie work of
the Rockefeller Commission in the re-
lie! of PlOCk, capital of the govern-
ment of that name, titty miles north1
wast ob Warsaw, is described by to
resident who escaped the vigilance of
German patrols and escaped to this
city He said thqt until the arrival of
the Rockefeller representatives there
was no organization for the relief of
the poor the local committee being on-
tirely without funds. The maria;
were turning out only army broad
made almost entirely of potatoes and
selling at 12 cents a pound. There was “3"
no rye or wheat bread at any price, '
while eggtt were selling at 15 cents
apiece. All the copper money bu
been collected and tibiiped to Gummy
All milk products wore appropriatod 1.
German staff for to own use and {gr
thirty hoapltalu hi the city. . ' -
. The country for twenty, 1111..
around he described as a total watt». .
By order of the' German authoritie-
to: of $30,000 woo levied on
city and mum ital 1
‘ WARSAW,
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.’ Delicious Creamery Butter. lb. ................ 31¢
Gold \{ctlal Butter 1n prints, lb...
. East Norwalk.
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AMSTERDAM, June 1—111 new
~ the rise in the cost of living inIGe ‘
many, the German government his ti
ed the minimum sum for existence-
which may not be mortgaged and
againdl which no lawsuit or claim is
allowed~af $500. instead of $3713 an.
heretofore
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VENIGE, June 4~Several milllo
street our tickets, which tlic Visit
city authorities had printed with '
tout; recipes for wahcookery
to replace meats and expensive in
are to be destroyed People 1".
. lcally an the new dishes touched
‘ ., butter and milk, fm‘
institution, ”
("4100'
32¢
20¢
‘ Full \v'cight Condensed Milk, can 9¢
..1 ............ ”w“? \-
Campbelld’ beans and soup, at can......‘. .’ ........... 8¢
A. STULL
And they are so cleverly and thoroughly made that ‘
Daughter will wear one 'withvtruc content and «la-light
.on a number of later occasions. [
icatttiful embroidered nets. filmy voilcs and mare
qttiscttcs. crisp organdies, beautiful crcpc tlc chino.
Fine-pleated and handsome corded ruffles appear ml,
1'"
(if "
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EThe City National Bank _..._
CONSERVATIVE BANKING
‘A conservnthe Bank is a onto one, and the counsel of its officers ..
contributes stability to the undertakings of its depositors."
This Bank has always been known as a conservative
d invites the deposits of those who appreciate and value this policy
it has substantial resources, a reputation for safe banking covering
a period of years. a strong Board of Directors who manage its affairs.
is Here
1.400%“;
VAAST BROTHERS GARAGE i'?
South Norwalk, (361111., . . :1
‘ aentativea had established two froth
lunch places, one for the Polish pop
lotion and one for the Jew.
DUBLIN June 4—411 is announced
that the bulk of the estate of
Hugh lone, the Wealthy Irish art
port who Was lost on the 1.1511111
in bequeathed“ to galleries in: noon
and London. The principal items f
the estate are the collections of pit ‘
,
in.
Norwalk Chronicler