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Bethel, were visitors at Bell
see of-rlilot'walk Elks visited
E Sunday.
island,
' Lodge Sunday afternoon.
the Mitchell team defeated
West Ends, yesterday afternoon, by a
score. of eighteen to nothing.
a...
:Swinnerton of upper Hope
fillenbrook. visited on Salli!"
E Jrlends in Norwaik.
Augustus Hunt,
Danbury, has returned after spending
a few days with Norwalk friends. E
«Alfred Fa Hodshon
I've been at Lake War-among
William Bertram, at Newark, N. .1..
{is enjoying a visit at the home or
E‘ Clifford and William O'Hara. on West
E Mrs. Edith Barrett, of washington,
YesterdayE~ .D.‘ C. has returned home after a
Humiliat- began today
11 aday are the longest days of the} week's visit with her father, J. Pal-
" in point of daylight, the sun rte-Em" 22 Be” avenue
,E 28 a. m. and setting at 7. 33E
111,, giving five minutes over litteenI
am or daylight
t" park Tonight.
A Ford caEr. owned by at Stamford
'residsnt. last night was stolen about
E 10 o’clock. The local authorities have
Ndrwalk Country Club of this received word to this effect
isued to the Westport Conn-I;
a challenge for a tennis
I. Monuments for this are
made, and will be an ‘I
«Dancing at Roton tonight.
for ladies. Cut coupon.
F‘ree
The regular council meeting will be
held tonight
1 ' .on (love, Rowayton and East avenues,
”RM. Fire?“ 0‘ ”WWW“ ““1 ”9 for layouts. and on Main street for a
_ , 1118263 by electricity for the first building line.
the on the evening of July 5 and tha‘,
ill be made the occasion ‘0! a
,lee Danbury band will
concert from 7 to 9 o'.clockI
A special Imeetlhg 111E the Wfinit ty
Young Mon’sE Club will be held to-
momw evening. Important matters
,. ; willE’lSo. discussed land a large attend
E club With a unique Name has aIncIe is urged
bee tonnes in this city. 11 is called
_ Lemon Club and will hold an.
lection of officers this evening atI‘
“F‘ltzslmmon’s cafe, ti Elmstreet. The.
lab has, a camp at Cali Pasture——
(1'1Danbury Newa.
mu dentists have been notified that
the next annual convention of the Con-
! necticut State Dental society will be
held in New London, in 1916, at the
Hotel Griswold. .
. ~AUOTION.
wcqlomgrojv in Greens Farms. 3 p m.I
Croce Jennings Homestead.
0~-.'
A class of tour candidates were ini-
tiated. last night, at the meeting or
1t Progress Forum, No.1. Fraternal For
lum League. The second initiation oi
c'l’resldeut John W Scullay and olllcers also was held. and electiol will
artin Lawlor secretary-treasurer of be on next meeting night.
”use United Hatters of North America, .. _
aré‘ in Danbury etoday conferring with. The local police have received re-
the oflcers oi the Danbury Hatters' Eports of three more daring Jewelry
escalation on matters pertaining to store robberies in Bridgeport, where
he Danbury organizations. Ethleves smashed through the glass
- » Ewindows. making successful get- aways
with a quantity of valuable stock.
The : Bridgeport and New Haven
Dental? Society will have a. banquet at
the Newtown Inn, on Wednesday,-
‘ 30.‘ Dr. W. J. McLaughlin, presi‘
idea of the suclety announces that in-
With on is extended to the dentists
DEa bury, Norwnlk and Waterbury
:1
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ENext Sunday evening the members
of Union Lodge, F. and A. M, wtil rat.
tend divine service, at .St. James’
Episcopal church in a body. the invi-
tation having been extended to the
lodge by the Rev. A; .C. Coburn.~—'
' IDanbury News. E
George F. Shepard and fanny, ot
‘.
the.
of Henry street.E
There will be hearings .
twenty-live years ago,” he said.
, Yet in spite of all these things, there
vice in the college, Dr. Hadley. said.
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Bridge E’Markéi;
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone 108.
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GOOD HEALTHFUL DRINKS .
Every drink served at our
riountain lS healthful in every in-
gredient. We unse only the best
fruit syrups. Our chocolate' is be-
coming famous. Have you tried
itP DcKlyn’s ice cream served,
at the fountain or in boxes to
tage home. Try our Soda and
convince yourself that it is the
best in town.
'lhe Norwalk Bros Co.
HE. A. MEAD, Mgr.
8 No. Main St. So. Norwalk.
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EYALE onsouarss euev.
President Hadley Talks on Extravag-
once Amang Some of the Students.
NEW HAVEN, June 22. ~Meetings
(or the discussion of various subjects
oi university interest, election of a
the university, at a meeting at grad-
uates and seniors todaY. furnish
problems to the undergraduate and to
college administration which did not
exist a generation; ago. "Unneces-
sarily large money allowances are
more numerous today than they were
HA“.
tomoblles otter problems in college
adnllnlstration of the present gener-
ation which did not exist in the past.
is more intellectual life in the place
than at any period I have known4~
more serious study inside of the col-
logo and out of; it." E .
‘ Referring to the much discussed
question of compulsory chapel sen
"personally I believe we bare a large
Wflks
Cement, Concrete, Flag, Gravel, Cinder Walks. Curb,
Ramona 3110mm
0! the spine.
6' have
'ptist' Sunday, schools.
, been, held at
I, June 24,1915, in Masonic Temple, 16'
E ‘ ed to leave South Narwalk for Bridge]
,. date at removal
TheIlo‘cal members of the Coast Ar-
tillery. who returned Saturday from
Camp at Fort Wright, will this evens
ing meet in the Armory for the pur-
pose of receiving their pay i’ronr the
state. The local soldierhoys have at—
ready been reimbursed by the govern,-
me‘nt
terssted in religion and in good
preaching to organise a university
church without required attendancé
and- that someway can be devised by .
:cll which will interfere less with he
cause or true religion than compul-
sory chapel has done in the past; 3
E E / ar had '
There will be E‘s special meeting of ‘ Mr. Hindley said the ye
been one of internal,“ rather than exe“
Monitor Grotto, Thursday evening ’Eternal development and paid a tri;
buts to Professors
Phillips and Thomas ft.
lwho died during f E" E
to James E. Donnelim of the Unive
.1
South Main street, at 8 o'clock, at]
which time the renewing oflicers will
be elected: Monarch, Chief Justice,
Master of Cerempnl'es, Treasurer r,
Secretary and Veiled Prophet to since last comm cement.
The Sentinel reported last eveningl MELONCHOLY WOMEN '-
that Charles Hessian. present propri- Women shb‘ understand thl‘tt ins
star of the Mansion House, had piano-E unholy. commonly called the Ellie‘s '
d to more to Bridgeport on saturdeyl is in nine um“ out or tea a pure syrup
'Df W81 Weék Mf- mac-n Nd ““5 tom of some organic (lei-sage eEnt"
Emornlns that although he has errand-E which should have attention. For; no
lwtony years hydro “in. Pialtham‘.
.Veg’eta'ble Compound. made tram roots
1 and herbs, has been the stitndard rein
port. he has not yet decided upon the
enough element which is seriously in 1;
themean’s office and the senior cont», ,
sity patrol, whose death also occurs E E
E 15‘“ liliemfio p’is' E'E
it He First Law
Of Nature 1 it
And this applies to yin:
eyes as well as an other rt
r7111f thehod y P
. . RE!) The person (it was Iproba-
- . I II , . I Neglect bEringEIs on impedi- E 25" a woman ') who invent-
VWEAKS l ment,wh1ch continued E rompers deserves the
HALIBUT o .unshers' 1n diseasfe. everlasting praise of moth-
I , . O L ers! We believe that no
MACK ur OICU IST. who is a more sensible mot practical
m JIImedical man, will examine garments for the young-
SOFT GRABS . you? eyes. without charge: c stars have ever been devis—
- .LOBSTERS @ tHg will advise youzwhethe ed.
THAMER
aeolian. Optometrists, M",
u Atlantic Square suntan, or.
Open anomaly Evenings. Est. 1897
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The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition or the
cause of the disease and the art at
adjusting the same. Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later lite in the dinercnt organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause or
disease and pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body.
given special attention; also curvature
You will never regret.
giving the Chiropractor a chance tow
help you.
Magnetic treatments Eamon also.
'1‘. Francis. D. C.
34- Wuhlngton so; So. Nor-walk. Conn.
Graduate MEfim School. the
26 WEST WEACHINGTON 8T.
' PM» man
Pannier DELIVERY
of Summer Dresses, Skirt
fine Coats and Hats. Come
.for less money than you w
lines.
Cf Y9“ need glasses of treat-
Fernaie troubles
The Youngsters
will need ,. plenty
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Rampers
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The rompers that we
show are made of extra
sturdy and serviceable cot-
ton crepes, in white, pink
blue and striped éfl‘ects:
Dutch and round neck mod—
els; sizes 6 months to 6'
years. The are surprising-E
ly well 111 .,c too, for such .
garments And their priCes
‘Iare less than you would
?robably care to make them
or:—
P .
noes £§¢§1§%¢:J75¢
.4135...-
N. E. RYAN C0.
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
Summer Dresses
99c to E31 5.00
E Low
CUT
1n the very latest and
CW1.“
SHOES .0. MEN
BLACK—TAN——WHITE.
RUBBER or LEATHER some
South Not-walk.
most attractive models.
& BRACKI'N.
embroidery trimmed, some
all over embroidery
Fancy. Stripe Tub Silk ..
‘
Roman stripes
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,‘BATHING SUITS ~
LADIES' surrs ‘ '
$1 69 to $5. 00
CHILDREN’S SUITS
$1. do to $3.50
,E ‘Ritter or Campbell Beans,
tampbclls Soups, can .
b 1 h I h b discoverer. , 5333;3'5 SugH‘SE
mom or o t e corporat on, t a as». ., » .-., ,1 , 1 to 25
ball game with Harvard. and in the 3m BATHING SHOES
evening the class renown dinners,- 01- 1 ~ 1
fered today a varied and busy alumni PORCH , SCREENS 25¢ to 81' 00
day program for the army ot,_grad~ “7,! . BATHING CAPS
“at“ who have, mum“ for own no and narrow slats, natural, 25¢ to $1.00
mencoment at Yale. green and brown color. All
UnnecessarlTy large money allow- Sixes. . . . -98¢ to $3 98 A. ”idler!!!” & $0"
anccs to students and automobiles. 30- Nomlk, ct. Phone 440,,
said President Arthur T.1'Hadley, o! Anklet IF m I . .——-- “t
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~A¢cept all the loci. that comes
your way—but don't DEFEND on its
coming! at you want a job use a Son.
tinel Want Ad.
a, Waists, Palm Beach Suits, Gol-
and ‘get the “best merchaEndise
0qu pay elsewhere for. inferior
E am
as Cottage Street.
- The Work of
All Kinds
‘ ‘Phoue sou-n or some
W as .00“
m
Ready-Made Clothes
Will fit a dummy form, but
not a manly form. Suits
made to order from .
I L apeeragelllea'dy Done.
we Hesse you
that has been painted with' our points.
is it not beautiful in its glistening
, cost? You, and what's more; it will“
' ‘ wear w g-iws guarantee that. All our , ..,
Custom 'El‘ailoro Tel. 359-5.
cos-mu E. washingtonS t.
Cleaning. Pressing and Re-
, WAIST;
A new line of Waist: 11: Lawn and Marquisette, lace and
eta-.o..--.
MIDDYS
Whtie Galatea Cloth with white and colored lacing and
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I Delicious Creamery Butter
imported Sardines (in pure olive oil)
pane ----- ....
Corn, Tomatoes, Peas, a can
4 lbs. Sugar (with other goods)
' 515.110 EEEEEE
7 Louis Amok
can .P. o. Bloch.
with the, new Quaker collar, and
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Successor to Wm. Efi'ron.
Phone 4
37 Fort Street. East Norwalk.
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‘ ANY
STRAW_ H“
in our store
value up to $300
$1 50......
E,‘ So. Norwallt
aikllawn, Shop;
Money Loaned on Articles"!
Vhlue
IIUnrcdeemed Pledges Sold &‘
Sacrifice
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4o WATER STREET
and oils, stains. varnishes. enam-
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