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C. V. CRAW GARAGE ‘
Agent for TRUMBULL CAR
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John F. Bartram is enjoying a three
day vacuum from his duties in the

Kath. of Norwallr is spend. downtown postoiilce.

hug the day in Bethei on business.

 

 

The regular rehearsal oi! St. Paul's, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob M. Layton, of
their will be held this week on Batu-l Fairlield avenue, have returned home

day "Chi“. instead of Frill”. 'trom a week's outing, which included
‘ a trip to Manchester. N. H.

 

 

 

 

Regular sessions of the State Nor-
ital School, Danburyrended W“ Dr. Daniel E. Sullivan, of South
Preparations tor the graduation “ml Main street, is spending today in Wil-
trotternoon have been completed by §iimantlc, his native town, where "Did
the faculty. Judge John H. fight, of; “0‘09 Week" ‘3 howl“ Will-

this city will be the principal speak-l
* er. ' 1 William Gumbsrt, of this city, son of

SPrincipsi and Mrs E. H Gumhart, of
The annual picnic of Christ Episco- lFail-neld avenue, graduated with the
psi Church, Bridgeport, will be heldlh'15 “a“ from- “l" ”mew”

Saturday at Compo Beach. it is an-l
I ticipated that a large number of There will be election of oineers at

parishioners will participate in the the “”9““ °‘ UM“ mm“ “mm“
fiestivities and enjoy the sports and The representatives to the state con

games provided for their edillcation.,"mm"n win “3° be named tonight.

 

 

 

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, The annual races between Yale and
iHarvard will be held on the Thames,

 

 

—-0PEQ:|AL TFiURSDAY NIGHT
dinner served at Country club.
' l i it x ted t h i b-
Col. A. C. Garvin of New Haven, 3221;: are are e poo o e n a
is traveling to San Francisco by Ian-
tcmobile to attend the national gath. A dainty luncheon will be held to-

enng 0‘ the MM”!!! Woodmen orlmorrow afternoon in the Roton Point

America, ”I which he ‘5 comedic“ .Casino by the members of the‘Com-
representative C-ol. Garvin has been munity Club, of this cllY- A business

a frequent visitor in this city and has meeting Will foilow..
many acquaintances here. i

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, .
» Coleman Chamok complains to the
Members of the local lodge of Elks police concerning boys on North
are interested in the announcement Main street destroying his store- own-
that the Meriden lodge 0! Ellis will ing, The case of John Horvsth, charg-
build a handsome $30, 000 addition to 3‘ Jill)! 1838-11“ on Jollli afan'mmu'.

’ the Meriden home A number of local .0: Bolden Hill “an,” m “on,
Elks have visited Meriden lodge re tinned 110m this morning until next
cently and they have been interest- Saturday morning at 9 ocloclt a m

ted in the building project of that .

lodge ‘ | Contractor Salvator Charlott has

. 1‘ been awarded the contract to remodel

City Assessor William F. Hoyt two the residence of Mrs. Frederick 13,

. talned Ia painful injury to his lett' Whitehead, at Harbor View vBeach.

hand, yesterday afternoon. He was‘Tho interior partitions are to be re

engaged in work at his oyster 1101150,: moved and rebuilt, with a new chim-

when a rusty nail entered the palm'ney and fireplace. A garage will also

of the hand- and went cresn through be erected.

the fleshy part, inflicting a very severe
’ wound. He went to a physician and,
’ had the injury attended to.

 

 

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The W. C. 'l‘. U. will hold a .treo
will offering social tomorrow evening
‘at 7:30 o’clock, with Mrs. I. E. Meeker,

—~Nothing tastes as good on a hot 59 West aVenue. Rev. (R. G. Hartley

day as a glass of Williams‘ Root Beer. will deliver an address, there will be

« Drink allyou want only 2c a quart. music, and lcé cream and cake will be
7 . served. The ladies are requested to

' A short time ago the managementbring cake. ‘ ,
of the Empress theater decided to ‘
UN only the piano to furnish music? Miss Gladys Casey, the popular sales
for its photoplay shows during the lady in E. .R'. Banks’ dry goods store, is
simmer months, and Samuel Kirsch-lib Bridgeport today, attending the
. her, the drummer. was given notice! wedding of her cousin, Miss Elia M.

that after todav his services would 9
’nor be needed- The Musicians‘ un-10'clock, to'Warren L. Browne, a man-
“Iicn, of which Mr. Kirschner is a mem-juai training instructor in the Bridge
her. has a hy-lsw to the eifect thatiport public schools.

there shall 'be at least two pieces of; .
'1' music in the theater. When A. J.

, one of the owners‘
5:31;: was acquainted with this Point. The pleasure seekers are from

" Washington M. E. Sunday School of
~ t the re nest.
gag“? figfifdando Mr. Kitsch ‘New York city, and they are all having
OI
net will continue to do his part in-a splendid “in" A large “mint";
entertaining the patrons of the their, lthe members of the First Bapt s an-

t B id e rt, also are at
ter while motion pictures lire being 2:013:32; r 3 9°
' {shown .—-Danhury News. -

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There are hundreds of picnlckers to-

 

President Wilson" s automobile pass
' ed through this city yesterday in
charge of Edward White, President
' Wilson's chauffeur. The car came
from Washington, D. C., and proceed-
ed towards Cornish, N. 11., where

 

Dividend

,At a meeting of the Board of
muss or this thank, held this '
day, ’s dividend at the rate of;
nom- (4L per cent. per annual
was deol'ared to‘depositora in
the Savings Dopartinent, from
the comings or the six mounts.
Ieluding Jane 90, 1915. . '
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WM'M‘M’OE unit’s}-
to: July 10. 1915., . .. -

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

dive. today.
. 'MOW " ~." with .the' president'I
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’ Mary's Parochial School. Graduation
f, exercises will be held this evening at
, 7: 30 o'clock. There will be an address
by the principal, Rev. '1‘ J. Finn, songs
bythe class. music by the cliches,"

 
 
 
 

 

mode in the Savings Depsrb,

 

"bayonet meanness, MEETING“

iNew London, tomorrow. A number 01.

Thompson, who is to be married at our

of the. day enjoying the attractions at Roton -.

President Wilson is expected to as». .
The car was ”In Pierce~ a

This is commencement. Day at St. ,

 

 

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Jane 24.—'1‘he
Connecticut Maynrl' Association will
hold its midaummer meeting at the
Hotel Strauord. Bridgeport, Tuesday.
'June 29. A short business meeting
will follow the dinner, which will be
served at 1:: 45 p. an. After that
there will be addresses by John Noleml
City Planner. Cambridge. Mass; Hon
or E. Cummings. Stamiord; Thomas M
Reilly, Meriden; and R. E. Cole and
Joseph Mamet. New_York. Mr. (Solo!

and 'Mr. Mayor are members of the
' “committee [or immigrants in Amon-

 

ca.” one at whose objects is to make
the Fourth or July “Americanitatiool
only."

 

WTRUCTIONS To MOTORISTS. l

mrrono, June 24.—'rh,e Auto?
mobile clot: or Hartford issued a m:
bulletin today for the information of.
motorists who intend‘to drive to New;
london tor the races tomorrow. Tho
bulletin states that the bridge ova;
thenant River on the cut-on road in?
Old Lyme connecting with the direct}
mod to the Saybroolr and Old Lyme
bridge, is now open tor travel. This
completes the true road between Sal'-
brook and New London.

 

—Advortiu in The conduct.

N. Y., N. H. or H. R. R
Timetable ‘ .

m arr-{or JUNE 0, ms.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. ilk-1239:, 5:43, ' .6209,
6:573, 7:18;, 7:48, 8:083, 8:18;, 8:59;
9:23; 9:40, 10:83:, 10:51:, 11:51.
P. M.——1:13x, 1:27x, 8:022, 3:29,
4:80x, 5:15!. 5:46, 620k, 6:47, 7:02:.
7:463, 9:551, 10:18:. *

 

Buodoyl.
A. M.--12:25x,. 5:42x. 8:54,
lO:33x;11:51.
P. M.-—l:13x, 2:44, 3:12x, 4:30x,

5:45, c:oz:,.7:02x. 7:12, 7:451, 7:571,
8:06x, .9255x, 10:18:, 10:40. i
NEW YORK To SOUTH NORWALK.

A. M.—4:4lx, 5:30, 6:39, 8:001,
8:5lx, 9:15x, 10:02x, 10:06, 10:50:,
11:03. ‘ ' ,

P. M.~¥12:08x, 1:08, 2:04x, 2:57,
3:30x, 3:54, 4:26, 5:06x, 5125.,.5329.
6:00x. 6:06, ”(2151:, 8210:, 9:39. 11:15:,
12:00:.

' -—-—-——-

Sundays.
A, M.—6:00. 8:00x, 9:00, 10:03:,
10:60x.
P. M.—-12:10, 1:03x, 3:39x, 5:023,
5:26, 0:00x, 7:15x, 8:10x, 9200:,

10:00:, 11:15x, 12:00x.

 

SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A, lit-18:23:, 1:13x, 6:05, 7:15,
9:15x. 10:08, 10:18:, 11:12:, 11:57:.
P. M.—12:03‘, 1:20, 3:1“, 4:28, 5:17,
63:15:, 6:47, 7:08x, 8:26x, 9:253,
11:20. ’

Sundayl.
10: 19, 11:12:, 11:57x,

6:48, 7:08x, 8:89x, 9:251.

 

BOUT-H NORWALK 'I’O DANBURY.
A. BIL—6:13, 8:27, 9:59x, ‘
P. M.-—1:28, 4:38x, 5:24x,

7:14. ‘

0:17,

 

Sundays.
A.‘M.-f10:37, ,,‘
P. ill-2:15, 7:20;

DANBURY To. SOUTH,‘ NORWALK.
A. Dir-26:00, 7:23,

10:03:, 11:50. "

‘ 'P. M.--4:21, 6:49.

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Self-Preservation is
The First law
Of Nature I

And this applies to your

eyes as well as any other part
of the body.

Neglect brings on impedi-
ment, which if continued
unshers in disease.

Our OCULIST, who is a
medical man, will examine
your eyes ,without charge.

His will advise you wheth-
-er._yon need glasses or treat-

THAMER

Oculicto, Optometrists. Opticians.

 

 

., later life in the different organs and

‘34 Washington St. BoIINorwaIk. Conn.

.Wldc and narrow slats, natural,

A_ M.-—12:23x, 1:131, 7:43, 9:15x.’

P. M.~.2:09x, 3:12, 4:461, 6:33x,'

8:001; 8:18, ,

87 Atlantic square, “Mamet.

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The New Science

DEFINITION OF CHIWRMTIC.

 

 

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GOOD HEALTHFUL DRINKS
Every drink served at qur
fountain is healthful in fiery in-
gredient We misc onl the best
fruit syrups. Our choco ate is be-
Icogning famous. Have you tried
it.
at the fountain or in‘boxcs to
tags home. Tr our SodIa and
convince yoursef that it is the
best in town.

TheNorwalli Malia.

H. A. MEAD. Song!-
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DeKlyn’s ice cream served '

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DRESSES
98c to $14.98

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miner Dresses
99c to $15.90

 

 

 

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Chiropractic is the definition of the;
cause of the disease and the art of}
adjusting the same. Disease is caused '
.by a wrench, twist or sprain in the'
hack. Even it done in childhood!
it creates pinched nerves and pain in

limbs.

Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curvature
of the spine. You will never regrets
giving the Chiropractor a chance to
help you.

Magnetic treatments given also.

T. Francis. D. C.

Graduate from Palmer School, the
discoverer.

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PORCH SCREENS

green and brown color. :All

sizes ........,98¢.to$3.98
Albertiiiicitehe

as wou- wsomuo-row or.
Phone loos-o,

Today

BLUES
cons
WEAKS

. HALIBUT
MACKEREL
soar cnsss
Loss'rnns

Cutbill’s
Bridge Market

7r North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone trod.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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of Summer Dresses, Skirts, Waisto,
fine Coats and Hats. Come and get

{at less money than you Would pay elsewhere for interior:
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. ' Sundays.
A. M.:—-—’l 50, 12:10
P M.—0: 48, 7: I18, 8:25:

x—«Slaiiiies- express;

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Fairfleld County

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Avoid The liability

or not havingecheckim- ecoomt. Weinviieaooontswhicnae
mmedideotondmattaflm,

By Express ‘

SHOES m. MEN

BLACKéTAN-WHITE.

In the very latest and most attractive models.

RUBBER or .LEATHERBOLES ,'

 

south Norwalk.

 
 
 
 

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Fancy Stripe Tub Silk . .
White Crepe do Chine . .

 

Roman stripes

.WAISTS

A new line of Waists in Lawn and Marquiaette, lace and I

embroidery trimmed, some with the new Quaker collar, and
all over embroidery . ..

White Wash Silk, embroidered front

‘ M I DDYS
While Gslatca Cloth with white and colored lacing and

'J. I. MALLETTE

 

. ..... . ...... .. ..... .93¢
..... .........sl,93
....... $193
-~81.98"

sea-obese-

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..... $1.00

 

Delicious Creamery Butter
Imported Sardines (in pure
Ritter or Campbell Beans,
Campbell's Schips, can

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2* cottage Street.

 

 

Palm peach suits, Gel-i
the best merchandise,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

National Bank.

 

 

 

 

 

' macs cocoa ~
oiinda‘nd AW“‘GIIIQMMI.

 

 

 

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Tree “Work of
All. Kinds
William & Saunders

ARBOR
"l’hom 351-18 (I 1878-! '

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YRcady-Made Clothes
Will fit a dummy. form, but
not a" manly form. ‘ Suits

made to order from ‘,

S. Nathan
Custom Tailors.

ems-227 E. Washington St. ,
Cleaning, Pressing and Ro-

 

Corn, Tomatoes, Peas, a can
4 lbs. Sugar (with other goods)

 

‘OON'K‘

$15.00 UP. .

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#Successor to Wm. Even.
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‘37IFort Street. East Norwalk.’

 

 

 

' in our store
value up to,$‘3_oo,

 

”11331335 Neatly Done.

outs” been painted with our points.
.Is it not beautiful in its glistening

wear weir-we guarantee that. All our
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posit. Yes. and what's more, it will L

paints, oils,- stains, varnishes, sum;
etc," are the best We— I