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WEATHER ERECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: increas.
ing cloud!“ tonight, probably isl-
lowod by showers Sunday; moderate
northwest and east winds. Unsettled
nhowery weather prevails this morn-
ing in the Lake region, but pleasant
weather continues in nearly all other
dutricts east of the Rocky Mountains.
.A trough of low pressure extends from
Manitoba southeastward to Michigan.
The temperatures are slightly lower int
[he northern districts.
WEATHER A YEAR 'AGO
TODAY. ‘
Temperature: Low, 54; high,
52. Partly cloudy.
cn’v' NEWS
Police headquarters here have been.
advised of the that of a seven passen-
ger touring car from Bridgeport. The
license number is 101168.
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lMrs. James A. Meek. of No. 72 West
Game Warden Wilbur F. Smith” oi
this city, will be one of the speakers
this afternoon stitbe spring meeting
at Bird Clubs at Lake Compounce.
Several hundred children in St. Jos-
eph's church, received their first com-‘
amnion this morning. attending. in a!
body, the 7:30 o'clock mass.
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HAD STMW RIDE T0 WILTON.
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A large gathering of young folks
enjoyed an unusually good time lsstv
night when they Journeyed to Wilton
on if straw ride and surprised Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Benjamin at the South
Norwalk Filter plant. Music and dm
”mg were enjoyed and at midnight a.
mounteiul repsst was served. Although
taken by surprise Mra Benjamin prov-
ed a charming hostess. The ride was
made in the Republic truck owned
and riven by Anthony Carso of Fair
street. Those who enjoyed the trip
were: Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Fisher”.
the Misses May and Marga!!! Smith.
Martha Buckley, Catherine, Edna and
Alecia Brede, Lena Sansone. Lucy and
Wallie Lynch, Ainastatia Kelley, Alice
Griden, Katherine Dugan, Messrs.
Francis Hallesey, John and Thomas
McGlone, Vincent Flaherty. Leo Bak-
er, Robert Burns. Herbert White, All.
lhony Carao, Edward Haven. Thomas
Flaherty and Harry Brede.
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Lieutenant Telfsir M. Minion, Naval
Militia oi New York, and late oi the
U. S. N..‘a brother of Mrs. Jane M.
Marriott, of No. 10 Ree-d street, and of
avenue is visiting the former, Who is
very ill. Lieut. Minion belnx descend-
ed ironi a long line of Colonial and
Revolutionary ancestery, is a member
of a large number of patriotic and mil-i
Society of Colonial Wars. 1"
itary societies. among which are the
Society at Colonial Wars, Founders'
and Patriots' of America. Sons of the
Revolution. Society of the Clncinnatti.
Society of the War of 1182. Socety or
American Wars. Military Order oi roe
eign Wars, Military Order of the my.
al Legion} Naval Order or the United
1 All trimmed hats “ 1'2 price, m',States. Naval and Military Order or
"’3 Saturday “d Monday. ”‘1 26, the Spanish-American War and the
21 and 28. at 'iirs. Taylor‘s so North‘UnMd 39...“... w... vetem,_ H. n
”‘1' street, 5°!!!“ Norwalk. also a member of the Naval uague,
‘ | Navy History society. N. v. Historical
. Th0 master box has been removed god”! St. “who!“ Society. We“.
« treat the downtown electric ght sta- New York Yacht and All“! M u“,
“lion. and in 0850 of fll'e all m m fighter Cux‘u- . ’ ll‘
advised to call telephone number toll is 90'0”!” 0"“ the ~ , ‘ ,.
7 which is the Central Fire station,“ - ‘ alonal Modalawarded to, “fit” flu)
stead of 2" as heretofore. the U. 8. Navy in the bombardment of
-.; lSantlago de Cuba.
”Panama, 88 to $6. O'Brien‘s. l
COLONIAL DANCE LUNCHEOQJ.
The annual meeting of the Connecti~
{cut Society of Colonial Dames of Am-
. ,. .
' i F. B. Gregory has the calm-act to
'2 build a freight-house. 26:80, to cost
I 1,000. for the M ker. Union Foundry.
7‘ 3’, Smith street’upipwn. The nodule-“F‘- was held on Tuesday of this
i; will be used 5, ’the'florwaik gtufi3week at the stately and beautiful sum-
boat Company. I mer residence. of Mrs. Oliver Gould
finnings, on Fairlield Hill. in Fair.
field.
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a second district meeting will be
called in the near future with regard An elaborate luncheon was served
to the ornamental lighting question. on the arrival of the members of the
M, At that time the contract with the U. E society. beiore the business meeting
L at W. 00.. to supply additional Juice Itook place.
will be made public. M a mail“; The annual business meeting then
‘0’ ““9 electrical commissioners 1‘“ foliowad. with the reports of the of-
'. “ll“ “8“)" weekly matters We." beers and various committees. After
i gone into. hawk"; the annual elections. thrmeetlng ad-
journed, and a social hour followed.
A large number of ladies were pres-
ient from varlo parts of the state.
>9 - The June Victor records are Just out
be sure to hear them for they arebet-
f» ter than ever this month, he prepared M”. Ebenoer J. Hill was ”went
for Decoration Day. Rave a new lot from Norm“.
or records to play. At Donneilys you _ ,_ _, , , ,_... _ _,__.,,...
' to stock of all rec- ' ' . \ ~
1 3,1123: :xfin‘n; -. Mr. and Mrs. Homer 3. Controls“.
__..4.'._ at Stamford, will depart. on Wednes-
M Horton. arrested iast‘nighgby , day next. tor St. Louis. to attend the
, as . ”mm.mr on‘ Tuesday, May
L shoaldreach the ethos Monday after-
11003- . l A I :
Special omeer Michael Gambia. was
this morning fine d 35 for drunken-
ness and 37 for breach of the peace.
The case of Andrew Tests, who gall”
ordered. continued indefinitely. Mr.
Tests being warned that he must use
to it that his children attend school
with more regularlyth'an in the past.
semi-mat. MEMORIAI, _oav.
The 'Eveaingfientinei' will .be issued
advertisements
30th. News . and
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ed to appear in court Yesterday" .ginscticut. *3 to l!" " dinner for the
'am at Dorlon's I'éint ain't» played.
Democratic National convention. git.
Cummings. who will head the Demo‘-
oratio delegation and will be reelect-
ed National Committeeman from Gen-
Connecticut delegation at the Hotel
Jetterson, June 18.\ /
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Miss Clara Raymond or South Nor-
walk is visiting today with arr. a‘
Mrs. William Waters of Greenwich
avenue, Stamford. , . w, .
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Miss Alice E. swamp: Hamilton
avenue, was yesterday one it! the prifi-
cipai soloists at the wedding held in‘
st. Augustine's church. Bridgeport.
from-the Norwalh bowling manic
timer to furnish oi~ dinner to the wine
Wednesday evening. I “19 NON.“
sinners. “Baa mesa" comm
stamina, smut. Moose and pat.
My!!! m In. “NW . W“?
team. Bannigoso. Carbone. Rose and
may. - ‘ ' t ‘
nous
WQMEMMflhkM
Bridgeport, Can... Saturday. lay s1. 1916.
What. cool and.
, dainty waists
Silk and voilc. and organdy, and crepe dc chine.
Rufi'ldl. and tucked, and striped, and plain.
\\'liiic and the soft colors best-suited to Summer.
.‘\lll’\'t‘. they are marked by 'cool daintincss and notable
licauty.’ .‘il'ike, they hold forth promise of comfort and
content. Alike, they present wide range of styles.
What satisfaction in picking from such variety. At
least a dozen different ‘models that each woman will gladly
add t9, her collection.
{And some one of that dozen cs )ccially fitted for wear
with white skirt and white hat and while stockings and
white shoes next 'l‘ucsdayl — ‘
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' ' At St Rt $3.50
\Whitc organdy, tuckcd collar, Society satin With “"15““th
:Liraniicd \vith lace and clusters of trimmed yoke and large collar,
c "s.
. _ l " . lor .
Voile» 2-in—1 collar, tucked and ‘ mh new co 5
embroidered tastefully, touch of1
I‘urc white and rich ‘stripcd
Val edge and inserting.
lcrepc dc i‘lllllt‘, firm tcxturc, rich
Organdy made up with laccl"l 't
inserting tucks and bands oil u.s cr. '
handsome cinbroidt- . ‘ -
ry ; At 84
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At $1.50 'llaiidsomc wasli silk in pure
Linen of alert style with 1—inch white or striped with green, black
tucks and turnover collar audl
cuffs. ‘ l
Voile with cfl'cctivc ruffle, trim- i 0v“ cuffs 0‘ white Silk” ‘
'At {4.50
med with narrow Val lacc, new.
graceful type of collar.
Voile with clusters of fine: (‘rcpc dc chine With wide pleat—
tucks and turnover collar cm-.cd collar and cufi's.
broidcrcd in blue, fancy front
'i Kits
or Copcnhagcn, collar 'and turn-
s
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Tucked crepe de chine with
’1 deep pointed cuffs and handsome
Colored voile finished ' \vithfvcst of wash Silk. £0113!“ to be
tasteful hcmstitching, yokc both: ‘
back and front, collar and cufi's‘lworn‘high’ 4 '3 2:1!
hemstitcbed. ~ .' ‘ t on“ ' .. .4
White voile with handsomel . . . ‘ .4: .
larg ‘ narcmllar of cnabrpider ‘”' flmwhite (futility. \Vlgl'l‘gst‘p.
aif
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orga , Mk5 ' 'b ,. fr ‘3" - g“ ' '
sleevefi pretty fail . g ($1: ', 'giibmidc ‘ gum g:
~ * ‘witlt lace inserting, ha some
Voile with large collar and new .
handkerchief ruffle, narrow 'cut’f "019m “ll“! “'1!!! 3'0!“ back.
bands and collar embroidered - - -
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With coral dots. to I captiful, ll“?! de lhinc m
yoke model,‘ 2‘in-I collar and
Jspaiiosc silk with ilt‘W 'scal-‘
lopcd cape collar- soft and line, smart turnback cuffs.
whitc, peach and maize. 'y .
At 85.75
Crcpe dc chine-with - rufflc‘
‘ Georgette crcpc with rufilcd
front, low neck, dccp cuffs.
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“front or plcatcd front and with
'At 33’
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Organdy with front cmbroid-irumod front .éihbroadered, cuffsl
cred in medallion patterns-large:
square collar trimmed with lace;
inserting. .
Organdy with all-over bands‘or cmbroideredmome embroider-
of embroidery, sleeves are clue-’ed in colors. 'A‘ grat many models
tors of tucks combined tvith cm-
broidery and have lace-finished and of splendid quality.
cuff. 2-in-I collar’trimmcd \vith.‘ Heavy gm; soft wash silk with
lace 100' i '1 ' large round collar and clever 4-
in-haiid tie.’
too are ruffle finished.
L‘rcpc dc chine 'cither tucked
Organdy Willi pretty~ iiich-widc
pleating on collar and cuffs and , ’
front. . » ‘ Black Waists.
'Crepc 'dc chine of pure white
with narrow and delicious stripes Lawn and seisettc 2"!” collar
of color, 2-in-I¥ collar, nice qual- —$r. - ii,‘ - .
it“ ‘ Silk‘ and crepe droning. and
Wash silk in stripes with turn-
b‘ack .cuffs’ and collar‘ of pure
white. , ’
Georgette crepe, plain or rufiled
or tucked, some with-lineman
pleating; my rich styles—$2“ to.
$10.. "" l » > w»
~=Georgett€ crepe in smart new
ruffled estyle, ‘whitc, and flesh.
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Second floor.
’nstit dossnot takeahgdl'oabiength up would that trout-five was
at time to hath. pmpdthma inst Qtitanlhtliellrlin uyrom
emission act oaths presentation hing hirsute! his e. -
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a petition. is width: from the prompts
nsss shown negotiating hework 0!
mm m. momma no.
aims uptown. nit-squat tor
psrmhsion to proceed with the work,
outlining the method- and style, 'wsa
restrained at 17th. The petitionwss
.Nemh’srs pt tile Women's Rolls!
Moimmlerpuw A“. p...
in the postroong‘nn Washington St.
from which‘ place they will marohin
ah‘ytoflrfill.m.0hureh..dm
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mad!” it!»
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'togheelandsdeofliale.
ETlievllowldudiiDry. Goods Ci). J l. .
A). match game between two teams .
will meet Ww manifest. o’clock B
The fifty-cent stockings are
good silk of light, weight with‘
This lisle {indefinite- their!
war well The silk gives them
excellent appearance.
Most‘of the popular colors and
white and black—50c.
Fine silk in bronze, navy, sky
and black—85c ‘
Fine lisle stockings so mercer—
ised that they look very very
silky, white and black—37 I—zc.
Left aisle, rear.
Veranda rugs of
matting—$1.5M
Good solid China matting!
Tasteful blue, red and green
patterns.
Measure 7 1-2 by 10 1—2 feet.
Make handsome and durable
flooring for vcranda-——arc well-
fittcd for Summer use in bed-
room 1-50.' ,
Third floor.
Silk sweaters unite .
beauty with service.
Just'a dash of color.\
Just a touch of warmth.
'And the smartest addition to
attire that many a. year has
brought. «
Such is the silk swcatcr!
What colors and brightness!
What effective stripes!
Every woman's desired color is
ready.
l’rom fiber silk at $5 to fincst
pure silk at $25.
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Suvond floor.
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Buy more tea or
coffee and save.
The more tea or coffee bought.
the greater the saving.
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No chance of loss. Howco
teas keep their flavor indefinitely.
llbwco coil'ccs, if.in .thcbcan,
ground dail
and arom.
To cuddling! g in' quan-
t’tit ' ”t M smmficcs for.
H ‘,‘ lag;- is
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Heweo‘émam coiled—1 lit—45¢, 3
“Hi”, 5 Him—.2.
_‘Hewce loyal Celts-31M“, 3
tics—m a its-4w:
Howee Jewel Coffee—1 lh.—28c, 8
ism—75c, s tbs—stir.
time Clinics Tab. all flavors) 1
tin—soc, to tbs—talc. ,
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' Tasteful hair-dressing
is made easy.
A suggestion from our folks
may help wonderfully iii dressing
the hair easily and stylishly and
in manner adapted to o‘ne‘s own
personal style. For hair—dressing
should be in harmony with entire
edict ofa'ttire, And our folks are
ab ‘to givercally helpful advice.
\Vith this advice, needed hair-
dressing accessories at attractive
prices. s
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Switches
20, inch, ,wavy balm—n.
22 inch. wavy,—ti.60.
24 inch, wavy, $2.50.
28 inch, wavy,”ir,——S3.76. '\
"-Traiisfoi'mdtions.‘ in all-around
sizc, $5.50; 3-4 site, $3.50.
Third floor.
. "Luxury Underwear
Soft and beautiful underwear
Enjoy its c061 feel and delicious
lightness
,le’urc‘ white or tasteful shades
otpiiik‘.‘ *8}; fl , mi:
Nests—$1.50. ‘ ,
A Emitters—«$2.
. Left aisle, rear.
wipers“ will lama. Attyester;
day afternoon's meeting the prise-wis-
ner tor the week was Mrs. Carrie Rem-
“ otJ‘li‘L " lam
fad? ey-Gill,and ~Davld Larson. or
attended the Moose Carat-
val in Norwallr. last evgning.
do'hachachs.‘ is .
4,: ,H
y, keep their' strength
of Italian silk; for women who ‘
Mum-uni this city., Plans for the
3““me
' no 0m ' ; ' V
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Suits \
at ,‘speed
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Suits both With and at speed!
Walk in today any time up to store-closing at 9—
and the suit picked will be dciivcicd in time for wear Me- a
morial Day!
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Soft twccds, splendid 1
Yes; we can even do better—if you get here ea
today and are going away in the late afternoon!
'And what great suits!
'I‘ilue scrgcs, fine mixtures,
\vorstcds and casimcrcs.
_ . ' Light and summerish in llllt‘r gay and light in style
(includingr thepinchbacks and bcltsack) for men, who
want their stylc to have speed! ' .
. Quiet mixtures an'l‘scrges and such for 111911}th c114
joy bummer Weight~but prcfcr to be like the violet‘ ‘»
modestly retiring!
Good suits for as littlc as $15 and $18.
Fine spits at $30 and $35 and less.
$23!
Main floor, rcar.
Get under
it's timc—-with a vengeance. - '
v How the old sun has been getting in its work‘. . " ‘ ,
None bit a straw now for Mr. Wiseman. ti.
Here they are—fancy braids and plains, new high'
crowns and new Bangkoks and chhorns, new Panama:
in the sailor and Alpine sliapc,— $50 to ‘3 ,
, , Main floor, rear. . .. .-~r'ffi€ .. ”l
ich sired-aid! you was: to he exactly siar months ahead .
'Vftitii ‘ Ht 1 ring immof thenew English-style 9“
slim“ . fiancy‘tepl Minimal-s77 it“ I. We!"
‘ t Client-looking? .Why, the Word doesn't half tell the it
s ory. "
Tan with top of pearl gray or tan suede.
Black with gla'y kid top.
Black with top of rich olivc brown suede.
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And each almost handsomcr than the other!
. bong smooth lines, with toys of the new nexffil‘utumn
fl pomtcd model! ~ . .. ,
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Each style—$6. ?
For wear with white flanncls Memorial Day--oxfords
__ .of white buck \viih sole and heel of rubber. Sonic class!
_.,‘ .e’ ~rcgr'r'“3'Ill.\t l
_ Tobarmonizc with new suit, according to whether .w
that suit is blue serge or light of bum—English okfords,
black calfor rich tan calfn— up; i." u ‘ . ‘ $5
I \" Justdnsidc Fairficld: avenue door.
And these
. for holiday _
y Silk negligee shirts with soft suits/tight of color eitect‘ ‘ ,
and light as a breeze in weight, handSOmcr—$3.so. ~
m'gngmpcrcalc soft-cuff shirts, Yorke made and ideal o!
'Attached-collar shirts
and $1.50.
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for athletic wear, Whiter-$1" ‘
Spot-tiles, radically new, with big dots or plain,.-5oc{ ‘1 '
Crepe silk. 4-iIi-band tics, dark but b ' t I -
ored figures,—-65c._ . righ oped by €014-
.lyadliablc 4-in-hand tiesthat are lot lit 1
very.dainty,—50c and 25c. ~ '8 Co ors and
Right of Main-street door.
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The unwind 'v Dry Goods co;
which will represent Norwalk’ in the
big time. will be one of the amt
.reprssentations'that ever attended any
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casings .liryan. who was ibout .
but there. and-hook it vi “
“grin very proud to meet you.
hrs-s; very proudi'rhe said.
masses advocate moaned zap
grip and beamed upon the youth.
files: added. s young'maa. “m.
‘ ,Bryan, 1,—r—l’ve often heard. o! M?
tum" ‘qfi 7' Th? tormersecretary at state
Willis-am ‘i0 11102th and m -
. ' thoughtfully. . . .‘ ‘
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holding of an open air carnival. in the
fall, wets‘flso discussed by the asso-
ciation. although no definite actlgm
9m lawn; I: ugh.— moraines. b0
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