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An exceptionally Inc collecuon 0!
has for the Jane bride are on dis-
phy at the N. E Ryan Co.'s store.
Hodges C: Wilson, contractors. are
occupying the i or Trill-pl: Col—
umn mill, on Benedct Farms Bridge.
Just the thing for vacations and
attings. (‘ool and comfortable, as
tell as serviceable. liddies at J. l.
mate's.
George W. Van Alstyne. D. 0., has
”cited others in the block. 131 Main
street. in New Britain, where he will
carry on the practice 0! chiropractic.
.fl—fi
Lady Washington Lodge, will meet
this evening in Red Men's iiall, Nor-
walk. it is reoriented that all mem~
bers attend, as there will be nomina-
uon oi oilcers. «
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The married ladies of Bucks Re-
bekah Lodge, Daughters of Rebekah.
will hold a committee meeting in the
lodge room tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock. ,
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Edward M. Roach. of Ridgefield,
who served as station agent at West-
port, during the temporary absence
of the regular agent, has completed
his duties at that point.
——Brand‘s special offer for June. lit
liar. Tiffany rings, set with white
saphire or tine pearl, (June) or any
stone of your birth month 83 to flu
Charles Brand, Watchmslrer. JeWeler,l
opticsn. South Norwalk.
——\\'illiam Akos, 36 lextugton ave
nue. Painter and decorator. Estimates
cheeriully given.
Post Sachem E. R. Gould. 0t Pau-
gnnsett tribe. 1. 0. ll. M.. oi Danbum,
has been appointed as deputy to
(‘Ockenoe tribe. of Norwalk. Mr.
Gould has served in a similar capacity
in relation to [Incas tribe of South
Nortvalk, for the past year.
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Due to the storm the semi-annual
meeting of the Hat Maker‘s Associa-
tion. scheduled for last night, was ad-
' journed'wtthout any action ot-sny sort
being taken. The meeting will prob-
ably go over to the. next regular meet-
ins-
Great Sachem Alfred ngouric, of
New London. has sent to the local
tribes of Red Men, in common with
others throughout the state, a procla-
mation designating that the American
flag be prominently displayed by Red
lien on Wednesday of neat‘woek.
June 14 .to be celebrated as Flag Day.
-.
A big crowd of local ms have at-
ready risited the carniVal oi‘ Stamford
lodge and it is expected that there will
he a large attendance from here dur-
lng the remaining nights. The big
show is pleasing all thase who attend
and it bids fair to prove one of the
most successful events of its kind ever
held in this section.
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The state highway department, re-
presented in Ridgeficld by Mr. Mc-
Allister. has began the work of oiling
the state roads in Ridgciield and
nutomobiie drivers will do well to
ovoid as far as possible roads troshly
oiled; until such time as the all shall
cave been covered with sand. Last
‘ week the portion of the Dunbar!-
Norwslk trunk route between Branch-
vlllo and Wilton was oiled and the re-
mainder of this road will be similar-
ly treated as rapidly on the weather
“unit‘s.
—THUR$OAY DINNER NIGHT.
Thursday night a special dinner is
served at the Country Club.
Pay by
If you pay 111 your expense-
and settle all your bills by
check. you can always know
the exact state ofyourfinan-
cinl alfalfa. . g
it Check Account
furnishes you with' indiu-
putabie receipts and you
will gain a reputation for
‘ business-like methods. We
invite you to call and as
your check-book. ' . ‘
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The South. Nowell:
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Gnomes-Intuition has“!
isaid the clubs that held certificates
Dsfidw sow
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with Neolin sole and heel.
The sole that gives long wear
and decided comfort.
Glover’s
us Washington St.
Milton EIWOOCLWI.
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this one thins. BI! COAL now while you have the opportunity for
winter use. lint who! you pay but what you get is the real test or
value. We can an your orders to the top notch of perfection.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone "3.3. :31 Waahm‘ goon St.
For the Best of Everything in Sea
Ecol—4% Hove It.
Nothing Misrepresentcd—~Moacy Back
If Not Satisfied
CUTBILL’S BRIDGE MARKET
Phones rod and reg.
mimzs
June Clearance Sale:
Free Delivery 711.40th Main St.
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Consternation nearly overcame some
probibitionists today when they learn-
ed that clubs holding excise certifi-
cates can legally dispense liquor tr,
members on Sunday. They heard with
considerable surprise and mortidcation
the ruling or a New Haven judge to
that reflect. Possibly their fears that
his position is tenable may not be
allayed by the understanding of the
county commissioners antfihoir coun-
sci. “ho uphold the contentitll ol the
New Haven Judge.
A NEW SHOWING OF
WASH SUITS
ALSO LINGERIE AND
CREPE WAISTS
The Little Shop
K. S A. CLAVIN
50 NO. MAIN CT.
Two NEW MODELS
Ladies’ lligh Cut Boots
of Champagne, or Grey Kid
Silk Stockings to Match
Agree With Ruling.
When asked today how be inter-
pretod the law regarding club oer-
titlcates. Frank E Ballard, secretary
of the Falrfleld County commissioners,
had the right. as he read the law. to
dispense liquor on Sundays to their
members. .
. Charles E. Willismaon of Darlen,
Who is counsel tor the county com-
'ntisuioneru, was suited for an opinion
‘and said that the law gave the clubs
‘ the right to dispense of liquor to their
]ntetnlvers on Sundays and he did not
iscc any way in which they could be
stopped. "That‘s what the law was
‘made for " said Attorney Williamson.
' The state police made a rald upon
.uio Saratleld Gaelic Athletic club it
' New Haven and arrested two once"
of the club charging them with null-
til”: liquor on Sunday in violation of
'the law. .ludrz-c llail found that”the
itwo accused had not violated the pro-
'Visiolln oi the statutes regarding the
. sale of liquor, as n bonai‘lide club hold-
;ing a club certificate, could dispense
" liquor to its members on the Sabbath.
urn snout ititts
There will he a nltwliitp: oi the sen-
ior tluss today ill 1:15 p. ill in the us-
:‘crnbly hull.
There was no meeting of the track
team. yesterday nilcrnoon, on account
‘nf the bad weather, but every candl~
dillf‘ must appcur at practice today.
There was ll meeting of the Class
Hay committee of the senior class yes-
terday in the library during the sixth
pet'od.
There will be a meeting of the ill
Athletic Association this Friday. The!
time for the meeting has not yet been
decided upon. An appropriation for
the track team will be considered.
’—
Th senior examinations will
place next week. and it is rumored that
many of the questions are taken from
the college tboard examination ps-
pers of former years.
All seniors' work must be made up
and credited by the end of this week
All seniors, who take physical pcog
raphy will take the examination in
that subject on this Friday during the
fifth and sixth periods.
Cletus Magner, chairmsn‘ of the
new reception and stationery com-‘
mitten, has received samples 9! invi-
tations, from which our senior recep-
tion lord-lions will be chosen. Diem
k Cluet. the firm from which we got
Our class pins, make» a specigty of
(any “mm and they wil prob
‘nbiy got the order for the reception in.
vitstlons.
it was announced in assembly that,
at the spelling contest. florist: Whi-
m. on do our hours. wan tho
For UM“ tor-vio- Coil
, FRED H. MIMIC.
Funeral Director and MINI"
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cause of the disease and the art
back. Even if
it creates pinched nerves and pain
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause
through harmonizing the
given special attention: also curvatu
oi the spine.
giving the Chiropractor a chance
help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
Graduate from Palmer School.
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is the definition of the.
adjusting the same. Disease is caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
done in childhood
later life in the different organs and
disease and pain. health is restored
nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
You will never regret
84 Washington CL, So. Nov-walk, Conn.
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Underwood
all other
sold."1~ented.
repaired. Rentals, [6
Machines
'0“ at 85 per month.
18 South Main Street, South Norwallt
c.
$4.95 to $35.00a
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Katherine lanes won the so?“
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and. having paused such I access,
the other night. I!“ be an snnusi
m i 'd
$3.95 to $21.00
GAS PLATES -.
Two and Three Burners.
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Harris 8: Gans
So. Nor-walk.
mummmm- '7'“? -
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SHADE how so much to do will: the pod looks of
your home that it is erl‘ to take no chances in buy-
So always look for that name—~CULl’MBlA—
upon the roller-end and BE Sl'llE of tho
wid. Not only is there a Columbia Shale
mrypupoao-bntalso a uidcnangcofooiorioga.
fabric wears and wens—hon
straight and smooth. And with the exclusive Colmh
closed-end roller. which is dust-proof and rust roof—-
with handsomely nickel or wppcr plated lures
and the READY-TODAY“; parka e. which comes with
all! in hell and fixtures enclo‘ —Columbias are un-
cnoelled anALUE. Look for the name—COLUMBIA—
tho reload.
on SALE BY h .
The A. J. Angevine'St Son Co.
:- ~.1. 6 WASHINGTON 81‘. so. uonwsuc '1”
T11? SUMMER SEASON ' ‘
Was‘oificially opened yesterday and we call especial? .5
tendon to our big and varied stock of Warm Weather so.
ccasitics.
REFRIGERATORS AND ICE CHESTS. ‘ 4
All sizes in wood or white enameled steel at very tendon-v»,
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