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With. ‘l‘lr
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F. ENTER. Dream.
The members of the Namath Yacht
Club's governing board meet tonight.
David W Raymund
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“I” use stews BUILDING
IIIGII SIIIIIlIIl Hills
There was a rehearsal of the orcbt—s
ml, )r>lt‘l’dd,\‘ at‘tetnottn, in the asset:
My hall.
His.» Florence Benedict is having ex-
tensive improvements made to her
residence in West avenue.
I
The tenth anniversary of South Nor-
tnlk Council, Knights of Columbus,
will be observed tomorrow night.
.AT THE COUNTRY CLUB
Fridays a special luncheon is served.
Regular reports were read at a rou-
une business meeting of the Woman's
Guild of Trinity Episcopal cfurch.
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The annual corporate communion
will be held in Trinity Episcopal
church on Whitsunday. June 11. at 8
b’clock.
laul Lawrence, a former liigl.
~lmol student, in now with the Amer-
.tdr. Surety t‘ompany. of 100 Bio-id
New York.
The last home baseball game of the
«soon will be ItIil‘t'd with Anstunia.
031 Friday, June 16 A large attend-
.tiite is expected.
ml).
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Mrs. F. W. Sturtevant. of Gregory
noulevard, will he the hostess, tomor-
row afternoon. of the members of the
Women’s Auxiliary.
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Datid E. ltisbrow, who is to lease
'iltt-ie will he a meeting of the sen-
' ~ . e .
‘13 “est-avenue residence for th It i (la 5 on 'l‘ltttrsdnt' afternoon, in
summer. I5 baring the pretjr‘tly ’8 the assembly hall. at 1:15, All sen-
painted and put in good con 1 on. lllls mu 1 he preMutt as important
In. tit-m me to be bruit-d.
Today is Grotto Day at Rome Point. :
Prmidin." the “(other does not inter-I !
(ere sports of various sorts will be
rttn (ft by those in attendance at the
annual field day of the Grottoa.
'3 he irat'li it‘lllll will hold a practice
18' Mt Thompson's [)lntt’. on the Flai
llill road. at l o'clo -k t-tery afternoon
of this wetk. 'llie Stamford meet
‘tules place next Saturday, and the
Flks' Home South Main street acard lma ling” ot the tetttti is going to make
‘ ' ' ' ‘ ' th- (itlltlltldlt s with until the last
- ‘ . a .‘ nice: of the ladies .
”TL" undet In" “N 3 ill"lllll‘, as he cxptttts the boys to
There will be held tonight. in the
“ CREPE WAISTB
MEN’S
TAN
moans
with Neolin sole and heel.
We Embasize
this one thing.
winter use.
value.
Buy COAL new while you have the opportunity for
Not what you pay but what you get is the real test of
We can fill your orders- to the top notch of penectlon.
I
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3.
137 Washington St.
The sole that gives long wear
and decided comfort.
Glover’s
:22 Washington St.
n
c..__~.—__...__. -7 _- n. A‘—
A NEW SHOWING OF
WASH SUITS:
ALSO LINGERIE AND
The Little Shop
K. A A. CLAVIN
56 N0. MAIN ST.
interested in the welfare of the local ‘him home the "bacon."
lodge. I
in observance of the Feast of WeeksI “I" N' I"
St.“ titrz‘tl.
Gel\l(‘P.\ are lining held today. and 3"”‘I'III" afternoon, “I
were held last night, in Beth Israel \ilill‘tlllt‘lll l'fll'h', and lost altern hard
synncogue, South “am and i‘oncord lit.‘tlit. ,lllt,’ :t‘Ol't’ was i to 0. The
streets 11"" ltul “it an excellent game. Many
lttt: The name was real-
ly lost through httd base running.
t.ttttt‘ortl is the leatlinu team of the
and will probably get the ln-
S. baseball team played
Were scored.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed
yesterday in the United States disttlttI
cotttt ln' llitlittrtl Census, of Stamford II“ It" I"
His litbilitics are $7 044. 47 and his as [it t-ultolttstic champlumltip of Con-
acts $4 M5. lie conducted a clotliingII'I‘III“I IIII‘“ 3"”
Ind furnishing business at No. littI ’ "’
Pacific avenue. . j '(«I‘ to lathe-r." she said
. .
- \‘. llt'll l lilel‘tl llt'l' to wed-
Robert \‘eitch, formerly of South. . J". l m v ”I,” l 1‘ “cw
Norwttllt. night watchman of the Bus an” “I. H... ,. H dpnd-
ton l’ost rottd “'Olli, in West Stamford. ‘0 it ) n \I‘, I.) H {M w ’
. .z. s:- \ t l; lt‘
became ill about 3:30 ytt.»t0t'tltiy mornw . |
. I \‘.It .I 4' Illt' m‘ l‘i'tl lt‘tl;
inn. and he was removed to hts home.t “d M l' w mu l “WW
, , t a mu t .
s e x ~t,‘ t olc -1
‘29 Ullllll r ‘trtfl ln lll‘ p I 0 (l9 t \‘illL' ‘lll‘ llit‘lllll \‘tli- ll hlle Slld:
pattmcnts ambulance. I .(In M lilillt‘l‘."
0PPOIIEIIIS 0f
WOMAN SIIlfIIAI‘tl
The elections in lawn and the Re
tpllllllt'all convention in Clllt'li'i) turn
DEVIIIE I“ ”’0 "Mk3 0’ ”‘0 COMM“ ;thc attention of the i'OJllt'tIlt‘li Asso-
Cllt Company, In MRI” “”993 “'I‘sIciation Opposed to Woman Suffrage
started ”113 morning. I“ 90"“? PIN“ westward this Wit-k. so that tltc'aion:
the “09“” hill“ “'1"in and shrunk . dar of events is left blank except for
'out or shape. leaving dorresslonmne meeting at Greenfield llill Tues-
.‘thh Will have to be filled “XL Iday which was well attended, the
Ispeakcr being bliss Elizabeth Burnell
of Hartford, one of the foremost oppo-
nents of woman suffrage on the plat-
A lawn party under lllt' direction of:
the members of Mllltilll Circle «th
King's Daughters “ill be lltltl June
27th. til the home of Airs. Fred Sthcid- ‘
ler, on blerwin Filet‘l. There will beI
0. sale of cake, l:lllt')’ goods, etc, llUtli
-supper will be s'crvcd. I,
Work of repairs to the wood block
Cards reading as follows have been
nut to parishioners of Trinity Episco-
pul Ichurch by the rector, Rev. F. A. form.
(bleman: “The annual reunion ser-I Next week and during the remainder
rice and sociable of all those present- I of the month. there will be meetings in
ed by me for confirmation will be held :othcr portions of the state. Deep Riv- .,
Wednesday, June 7. There will be a er and other towns being on the list.
Iervice of preparation in the church at? With the Irwin: 0t the ”This. 1110
g o'.clock for the. annual Whitsunday scene of activities will be transferred
corporate communion. and after the 'to the shore and summer resorts for
service all will adjourn to the Parish III“ next ”"09 months. The steadily
flail. where a social time will be en‘ increasing membership through the
oned. A short program of music. or ispring reflects the energetic work by
the Board of Managers from the main
nhestni and singing, will be given byI
some kind friends, and refreshmentsIOffice in Hartford, and now the mom-
will be served. The rector expects Whip “em a new record mark.
everyone whom he has presented for During the summer it is expected
that the removal to the country
confirmation to be present. especially homes of many of the most promlnoif.
,at ”19 church service." advocates of anti-suffrage doctrines
may result in a decrease of member-
ship ln the cities. but it is pointed out
that the small townstand boroughs ai-
\‘v‘
Pay by Oheck :
I If you pay all yOur expenses
and settle all your bills by
check, you can always know
the exact state of your finan-
cial affairs.
A Check Account
furnishes you with .. indis-
potable receipts and you.
will gain a reputation for
business-like methods. we
ginvite you to call andtgst
your chock-book.
spread 01 the arguments against sut~
{rage for women. Many of the new
here of city branches plan to throw op-
en their country homes for meetings
to which the residents of the towns
will be invited, and speakers provided.
similar to the plan 0! campaign which
proved so successful lust winter.
. The organisation or a new commit-
tee, with members in every town.
through which arguments will be m
to the lesishun-e and member: of the
slots central committees. is proceed-
ting rapidly and the complete WM
net is to be announced next
month. following the return or the Be-
publish and W delegates
room the conventlfis at Chicago and
.S't. Louis. The faces of anti-sum
Iltflhmo up be well represented a:
the mutual ' Must; an. Arum
I Mootflc'YoflndlllssAfleo
.'
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fer a practically new field for the.
For Uptodals let-vice coll
’ FRED H. GANUNO.
Funeral Director and Imbslmsr
Ollie. and Residence
TOIOphons 904.
u so. aim at. so. Nomtt.
333ml.
U. I ’0“an
Swill ' "limit
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”a was» lrism-- no...
LADIES’ SUITS
At Greatly Reduced
Prices on Ctr dit
(lately & Brennan
42 scum MAIN ST.
.m
WILL 8HO0T AT NEW TARGET.
Members of tltc Norwalk Gun Club
will gather. Suturdtty afternoon, at.
llorlon'a Point. and shoot a leg on the
president‘s, the secretary's and the
accumulation cup. A big crowd is ex-
pected to be present.
The club has received from “The
American Shooter." magazine. a red
target. This target will be shot for on
lieginnera' Day,-June 24th, and the
«on breaking it will receive a year's
sunscription to the “AinsricanShoot-
or," free of charge. The red target
will be put in the barrel With the nth
or birds, and no shooter will know
when it will appear. All beginners
will be welcomed on Beginners' Day.
and it is hoped that a large number
of starters will be present to enjoy the
shoot. Beginners, who have no guns.
will be welcomed. and will receive
guns for the shoot.
m—.—m
WEST VlRGINlA PRIMARY.
HUNTINGTON, W. \'A., June 7.--
With only scattering returns received
on yesterday‘s state primary in West
Virginia. the result for governor on
the Republican ticket is in doubt,wlth
the meagre returns slightly favaring
Judge lra Robinson.
J. J. Comwell, a newapeper man of
Jefferson county. has won a "leaping.
victory over D. E. French. attorney
of Bluefisld. and Dr. Gory Hogs. a.
state senator from Fayette county. for
the Democratic nomination tor govern-
or.
Filter HIAVIEO 70 Min.
4: _._;‘ ‘ ‘P
The veteran of the First Connecti-
cut Volunteer Heavy Artillery will
For the Boss of Everything in Sea.
Fcoi—We Have 11;.
Nothing Mimptesented——Moncy Back
lfNot
Satisfied
CUTBILL’S BRIDGE MARKET
Phones :08 and 109.
Free Delivery
71 North Main St.
We are Offering
Ladies’ Sport Shoes
White or Tan.
High or LowCul:
BUY HOSIERY HERE
We have a Splendid Assortment for Men. Women
and ChildrC‘l
CONNEALLY 8t BRACKEN
st wssitmorou' svnssv
TELEPHONE 1476-2.
AT
Water St.
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Sterling llelriueralor Club
By securing a Sterling Refrig-
erator you getthe very best Re-
rigerator .made. Keeps food
SWEET: Clean and ‘Sanitary.
with the least consumption of ice.
Its construction and finish are the
last words in workmanship.
Fully guaranteed to give com-
plete satisfaction. Refrigerators
from
$4.95 to $35.00,
held their twenty-eighth minus! re-
union at Bevin Rock on Wednesday,
June [1. The business meeting will
be called teem: by President 8am-
ui (than of Weiss-bury, st 10;»
s. in. in Moors theatre and at one
i.
mmmvmsimwwn
mu m Mauro: III.“ 1501
mmttonmm-t
COUCH
HAMMOCKS
The ideal Hammock for porch
or lawn. From
$4.95 to $18.00
Oil Stoves
Two and Three Burners.
From I 1
$3.95 to $21.00 ,
__ GAS PLATES
$1.50 to $6.50 '
scams DQORAny so: $1.00
g Furniture Co.
127t129431eW18hmtht So.- Nor-mlk
“SOME-:10?
Place Your Order
With Us Now For
Yo urCoal
Summer Prices
Harris 8: Cam
So. Norwalk.
minus
June Clearance Sale
in All Departments
WINDOW SHADES
mode in 14 varieties. oflcrhl a chic.
for every Whose—at every prico
Special Values?
ing.
closed-end roller. which
slut in hell and fixtures
HADES have so much to do with the good looks of
your homo that it is wise to lulu no t home in buy-
So always look for that name—COLL MBJA—
stamped upon the rolltf-d nd and Bl. El ill; of the
guilty you wish. Not only is there a Columbia Shade
or every porpoise—but also a wide range of colorings.
The firm-textured fabric wars and wears-hangs
straight and smooth. And with the exclusive Columbia
with the hsnd-omcly nitltel or toppfl'p
and the READl -T0 11 A‘\C package. whit it c omen with
excelled in VALUE. Look for the name—COLL MBIA—
FOR SALE BY
The A. J. Angevme 8: Son CO
134—138 WASHINGTON s'r.
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is dust roof an
1) lied tum
enclosed-*Coluutltiss are um
. SO. NORWA ,7
tention to our big and varied
ccssities.
REFRIGERATORS AN
able prices.
SWING C
awnings
made.
RAYMON
Wall and High Ste. Funera
Patvnbrokers Sale
The subscriber hereby offers and
proposes to sell all of the property
.pan nod with him as represented by
the following tickets Nos. 1 5345, 15347.
lpl‘u '£,~l li362, lo37l,l~)3tt).15394.15399,
t 13418, 15420. 15425. 15443. 15444.
Jul-15. itallt‘d respectively Nov. 1, 2.
7., S. 9, 13. 15. 20. 22. 23. 29, 30. 1915.‘
‘ South Norwalk, Ct.. June 7. 1916.
103. Rosentleltl. Prop.
40 Water St. 80. Norwnlk.
The New Sciet tt
DIFINIIION 0F. CHIROPRACT w
Chiropnoticisthsdennlttonosm
«mathematician-trio!
homtmaln-loigm
THE SUMMER SEASON
Was officially opened yesterday and we call especial ot- I
All sizes in wood or white enameled steel at very reason» .
Ideal for sleeping porches. With or without frameslnd ,
“CLIPTWOOD” PORCH SCREENS.
Inspection will prove them the best Porch Scrod
PORCH CHAIRS, ROCKERS AND SETTEES.
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY EVERYWHERE.
Minutes. MAIN“.
stock of Warm Weather N.-
D ICE CHESTS.
OUCHES ' I
D 8r, SON.
1 Directors. Norwalk. Conn;
01“ ALL KINDS
SPRAYING.’ '
IN SEASON I“
Beaupainiir Satin,
S. Norwalk. Phones 251-13.
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The
Diana
Chocolates.
The Better Kind 7’
Phone 833-1533.
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