LAWN AND ORGANDIE WAISTS -a as. : sight m 490 PETTICOATS Patented fitted Top Petticoats. Flowered dPl' D ‘ ,All Cl 22'... 55.". £332.... 5.222? 79c Starts Starts Tomorrow at 8.30 i " Tomorrow at 8:30 A. M. Dresses Sale of Corsets Big bale of Dress. s special tale of Special House Dresses at 50c Corsets ........ 39¢ 75 Summer Dresses at $1 Summer Vitals 3 33 $3350 to 83300 (33333333133459 $1.00 Corsets ....... 79¢ SKIRTS Values to $5.00. Special Summer Vests 8C“ ' H White Dresses .. $1.00 $1.50 Corsets ..... $1.00 58 Dresses ,,,,,,, $5395 Summer Vests _2— 3-333 25¢ ti $2.00 Black and White A Check Skirts at $1.00 $1.00 Wash Skirts .. 79¢ S cisi Wash Skirts 1.00. $1.50. $2.00 SPECIAL SKIRTS AT 82.95 Special Corduroy Skirts inN white, rose and blue. at $2.95 Sale of Corset Draweh Cowrs D e ........ Special Corset Covers 15¢ 25: raw ts 19¢ Corset Covers at 25¢ Spedal Drawers at .. 25¢ Sale of Lawn Kimonos 19c Lawu Kimonos . . Suits Suits at .......... 5.00 i $15 Suits at ...... 7,gg Check Suits at .. 5, Suits at $9.95 and $15 0C 6‘ Ci 1 25¢ Lown Kimons .. 15 50c Lawn Kimonos . . 9% Sale of Fawnes Coats Combinations 1312.00 to $15.00 n - 3 _ ' . 33 Kid Glotes spun; Coats $1.00 Mlillflel‘ 333 “33333333333333 5933 s 3Sui33ts $329§33 ’ II sms Fownes Kid moves *5 9“" l“ ------ $2.95 3 Combinations .. 99¢ $35 igsgoasfoiisré: J: .t 95‘» $9 Coats at ...... $5.95 353 333 $3 033 8333.33“ 25¢ $200 Combinations $1.49 marrow n 33 $6.95 1 ii ' ‘ ;"°° E“ “5° 3"”?1533 ‘ ~t ASH Ditsssss 2.00 hapes ...... , ‘ ‘ u . 3 ' 9 $3.00 to 35-00 Shapes 1’— ‘: walStS Ladies H. ‘Se ”'00 Gowns $6Dresses 3‘95 Westgllgpface o§§n2§ biE " ' ‘ Specral Hose at ’ ; 01.50 “d “00 PM. line of Fine White and n Specral Waists at $1.00 8d per par .. ,,,,,, 31 00 soc Gown: 39¢ SPECIAL SILK ‘ ’ ' ' ' S ' l H 2 i 2 """" ' s "1 G 99¢ Fancy Stripe Wash Dresses, ” - Specral SEIk Waist: at Peclf on ..33 or 353¢ $1.25 and $1.50 Children's 1”“ "n“ at DRESSES 95 specially priced for tomor- ” ‘ $1.99 29c 591k Hose, Secondshk Hats ........... $1.00 Gowns at ....... 25¢ ‘ $5. row .3 $3 95 333 $5 59 H A I Deputy Judge Frank L Wilder lined Sielt 33. ion at 'lokenehe. i‘inlis are min; made by the Token 1 Jae t‘ilflioi'lluiln ior improving and de «coping the Vincent property. adjoin I n: ‘itikeneltt- park, which they rerent in winter storage on Starch Creek. in zabeth. N. 1.. are guests of Mr. and[hir. and Mrs. Conrad Buckinxhlm. the rear of the (.‘remnt Laundr} Mrs. James A. Smith. [3. Butler. i The three mauled sthoonei "Anna u 1. Chester hncher, who has spent thaI‘ past two weeks at the Norwallt ldos-‘| pulp has arriied tor the St George Start Tomorrow Chase " ioaded inth a consignment of 't l, h i . ‘ ' ‘ ‘ P3333) & 333333333 (3333333333333 The 3333300333333 pt a as re urned home 3 “JA 3 3 )efiufd to thtltr3rer3il33eatatell3i3t3i3liinss CITY MARKET Wu towed uptown by the tug“ Addie “Wren" my ""115" '1" M3 ‘ l l j i l wins F0" Al L b“ i ' and Keep It Up [V-.2d" held Sunday morning in the NorlieldI “’"""'“"‘"‘ [ ”M3 “:33" feature Tam: :3" —St 0 . . Congregational church. . bun” 0" "K construe e y n ' i" 69 N0. MAIN ST. . “mg F0“ .0c in gamma ‘ [Alice it all It Tokeneke is its elec EVCIY [Vlonllng 3. 3 , 3 The Harris 1 Gem Company is on net and Mrs Charles W. Burt have Miss lola Stevens, of Mcinley street. itric “whenflimhfl coal oil or I“ in: _ - _[loading several hundred tons of coal entertained their brother~in law Mr. has been ill the past iew days [being used 1°? cooklnl “d "‘"M‘" Gas In dill hill! of drinking I H AR OLD C. HALL "-3it3~30m3iseveral Red Star barges anchor tinder from woodbury. 3 3““ Minnie A. Lewis has 099an 33383 but the sole dependence being 1 M 3 3e ° "1 dock 0" “ “t" “”9“ , Willis Loekvmod. oi Hillside street. her Tokeneke house. ' [placed upon 81061110“? Widest. . 3-33,. Wt! Union Tea, Coffee, Spices ‘1‘" Spring Lamb, 26° 15- Schultse. she has been suffering from blood[ hues l. A. Leland. of New York; John Machlnulty, who has spent the ‘3. .. ' i “d Exmm Three new members were “09le 0018001”. 18 now lmvrovmtt has opened her Tokeneke house [past two summers at Tokoneke. has , . into ”"3 East Norwalk Yacht Club at The schools in town will unite in .l A tennis court in bet“ laid out onrlmed the house oi Mrs. Ham 8.13m. UNION IAND METHODS GRITI- We‘re. not here long, so let‘s make 33 Free puma-’3 last ngzht's meeting The races will ”picnic on Tuesday. June13 to be held! Dr. 1- l ”on“ mun“, st 70333.3 tor. in the park, and will soon ream CIZED. our stay agreeable. Let us live well, we ,. probe ly be held on July lth. A re u- .\ k home. s nd the sum- __ eat. W". d eat. well. work We". 8'0“ ;, W. 1219-12. East NOdelk. Ct. lar meeting will be held on next Mzn- on the grounds 0! Eh. Middl school iek;r and M . Paul \' Turner of N", 2:. '12.?” ‘0 ’9 th Edit , h S ‘3 all! “'"I and :2“ “'1" what a gloriou: 33 L; day night 3 “‘9 “Whom “N" ”“5 he” ">3" ' 1‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' Richard Tiader, the African explor- T°. e or o i e outh ‘ o" coiiditlon to attain, and yet. how very Sentinel :— last meeting for the season on “GI-l Yb“ are spending ‘ (9" '"k' ‘1' day at the residence of Mrs. WindeidiTonM” lnn A sewing meeting of the Womans 3 Edward F Weed “a hint! are Auxiliary 03 03333333 Episcopal church The annual Flora‘s Night programi3 ’ er, companion oi Theodore Rooaevell. and former missionary, who utter Dir 8ir:— 333 b 3333 3 33 00133 Its-oiling all over the world, settled up‘ “33 3:3. 30:32:“ 9:3m3e3::t3lo3 3333259 33.3 was held yesterday 333393130033 at 33333 “ill be giten at Nortleid Grange. ll'ri ”1°?" 31:": ”:3" new house on on Tokeneke for his home. has set 33:33 333 00332333333333“ with 3 336333333 “EH33 Rhome o, .3... F W Sturtevant.‘ on day evening. under the direction of the ten men a an out 1.000 pine trees on his estate. and 32333 333 330333333“ 033 33333 3333333333333 03 Gregory Boulevard No special busi- worthy flora. Miss Gertrude Crait. —Csives Liver, 20° "’- Schultse. expects to plant 1.500 more in the fall. . 3333033333; 3033 801111 333nm“ 3333333333 3333333 Re“ “.3" transacted The m3“ meet- 53,30,333 Norneld Grange patrons at Arthur l—lias. of New York city is Rev neorge F. Pentecost D D.. pas- ' ago in Stamford Punselt's Band was lug will he on Thursday afternoon 0: tended the meeting. in Trumbull. on occupying the house °1 Mr. “d M" [tor of Bethany Presbyterian Church. engaged to playior the marching ot _s;nwberriea. 10c qt. Schultze. easy it is it one will only adopt the morning inside hath. Folks who are accustomed to [eel dull and heavy when they arise. split- ting headache. stuiiy from a cold, tour tongue, nasty breath. acid stomach. can, instead. feel as fresh as a this! \ by opening the sluices oi the ante Nonwnm ' next week with llrs. Richard fiend” lr . . .3 —. Arthur Philip! 1‘"r the summer iPhlladelphta. the his Wanamaker 3 3 . etch morning and flushing out the on C 33 c “ediesday. of 3Falrliold Lonnty Po it. 3333 “32333333 333 3333333333333 Hellhtiichurch '33. 33“ been 33333333 ill 3.03, I“ the Rakocsy Society. on the occasion “33°30 333, the 33336313333 33333503333“ “8&3 o e avenue. stone (”“3“ M- 9- h 3 led t Tokeneke 3 ' k 3 be unable m oi the Stamford celebration. Though 3333333 3333333333 \irs Frank \‘ace. has returned 70 as compo [stages . ‘9" was 8' '0 es 0 my band is "non-onion." (‘loul' or .- ~--‘ ‘ ' ‘ for Paul N. Turner and it. P. Chitten- preach, mentored his pulpit last Sun- 3 3 33 3 Wm“ whether ailing, 3.“ 0,3 ‘I‘he regular ween, meeting of the Philadelphia alter a visit with her den ’day and is slowly ““30"“ Dr. scab. in the elegant lansasse of to“ 3333333 33330333333 “3333333333833 36 film district commissioners will be brother and sister-ln-lsw. htr. and Mrs. A garage for the accommodation 0: ”33333330333 hopes to be 3333333 to enjoy a unions) n03 cylinders; :nrszie e33y b fast 333333;“: £333“ of Numb“ told on Monday melting in the munic- 'Johh William-i. cars belonging to guests at Toheneke 3long vacation this summer at his Tolt :“3‘3” m"; a 8:333 .ldorw‘tltlk ”find ‘water with a tesapooni‘ul or limestone #1811111“ on Review place. At ihlt3LW Raymond and Kennrth Fitch. Ches- inn. is one of this year's improve- oneko home. . "333:3;333033 :03 3 e 3 30 play phosphate in it to want. from the “1°“ 31181913!“ '1“ be hid for the Ker Brown, Frank Reeves, Willie‘Ry- merits. ——Strswborries. 10c qt. Schullle- ‘1'] 33 d 8‘33 ford 333330333 the “33333033.: stomach, liver and bowels the me- M: of the third district meeting. W- I 3 m3 pupil, in the Good m" “1.0013 are miter D. Randall has leased his Mrs. Hattie Bouton, oi 3 Lewis St. V 33:33: ““331233333333'3333033 in 33303343333333” vloua day‘s lndixestihie waste. sour ”$310123: “:1“ ”9 Mrs. George Barrett has left toansunering with whooping cough. . “"Crossways to Dr. Watson oi New 3Norwalk, and Claude poyves. 01 30-33339 music “3333333333933 into refusing 333 idle and poisonous toxins; thus- _ .. . c 8c ' on tave- to reside in Hartford. 1 Mr and Mrs. Frederick Banks and Y0“ “d 1' building ‘ m on ““1 "Gym“. were “111m“ Wednesday e e-. allow my Band to play. on the ground clonal“. sweetening and Mritylng - place. . [nlng at a bowls street. Rev. C. E.‘ 3 Olmstead Famll Annotation - flies Jennie Scott ls having a atoneiBarto. D. D.. of the Nomlh lathe-3 putting more food into the stomach. . was extended’dnflnx yester- “ B“d8"l’°“r “my on June 15' the "mm-n" N am“ retaining wall erected In from of her! dist church. pet-torn“ the ceremony mm" 1' mm m“ and “mm” the. no action or not water no “nah-o Ottomans ‘3 “3e annual "3 3°33 :33 " ‘ileld. of Mr. Banks“ nephew. Beeley 333303333" 333 Reway on avenue The Ilr and “333 CW Preuser attend musical element would be almost at» ”We on "3 empty stoned: m 3.“ Nmslk C 3 Cl b no rs. Columbus Bulkley is improvianJennings and Miss Edna Day. 3333 so 33’“ been ‘ 393.333 33 33 333 There wu‘mwo. tirely eliminated. The time train! 3383333333 3 igoratln it an.“ ' Wm koun UwInmReV from several days "he“ ‘ hira’. James K Chamberlain. oi 0;“ aw hoes”: Dutilh Smith :03: e was“ :srsnnony [short and no chance to look further. w“ 7 ”V 3' ‘ ' 3.. ““3 ",9 ° a take Mrs. Nelson Crossman oi Prospect;B a or ii hi it ' “m ' .this noble "union" band steps into the 3 en. The next session r00 51131118 sue-t r and rs. on contentment island. In sum trcet .has been ill ior several days. -— breach, and kindly takes my cum he held in Clevelah Ohi next Rattle! Williams Mrs Chamberlain and lit. janith and (unity have ion a. 0' Miss Lillian King has returned home and Mrs Robert William ”a“ Thurs- the Rhone-he inn to enter their “'3UNIDSNTIH'E30 BODY FLOATING3 ment from me. Are these Americant the entire alimentary canal belore Several .here will attend the circus,:fam"3’- 0‘ ”0'99“ ""3“- V‘“ ““1“! that the "union" bands would not out all the sour dementations, can. waste and acidity and gives one. a splendid appetite for breakfast. .WHIo you are enjoying your breakfast the . . “3‘5... 20c in. Mouse. after spending several weeks inWood~ day with lire Charles Rubey. of 8s home. NH“ ‘ [methgds’ 33:03:?“ 3:31,, dm;:$:: water and phosphate is 'qsie’tly er. . the coining summer it is ex. burr iomhsnl street. Nowell: 2—1“! 39‘1“" “'5'“ "c "’ “mm i Throat em and Man led out :tcaii" :2: waned the "moth m. "“1"“ ' “'3' “1‘1”" °‘ "t" 1"“ 3.5.. m" steps will be taken Mr and Mrs. William llaussler. oil The. wedding oi Kiss Florence Emmi lites Lucile Brands will be one of My 333". Desmond 3?, Boat and 33 330' proceeds to VII the sun the blood and getting :33on u m... m... u, an in the south Nor-walk, have visited friends Pow. oi Good Hill and Elwood min” the ”911m" 33., I.“ mm. Smith'st M1": 30333 330.3 Where 33 Over. '3“ ”33,33 thorough flushing oi all the inside or. their the nest am or the in 11°"- ha. of New York will be attended 3,3 hinder-arson school or midtown the - ~- 3 cans. . 3 v ‘ ._ . kind of this. end! 3 .. Work in thh "rd has mm: IleConksy hes returned to many friends at the game of the exercises being scheduled for tuna-3 éanmgfigfile aargeshogm; J P "33332333333333 The millions “male who .3" W . Ward to a certain ek~ Coilinsviile. after I short visit in bride’s “53 M, and Mrs «Stephen .333" “a head In“ led was found South Norwalk. Conn, “no ,3 and with constipation. hillous spells. . there have Ned than! or town. ., ,0 . ‘ " , Doty, 6x03333395“, evening. 1m.“ i'l‘ The Paul N. Turner residence st mm. in a... bang.- mm uy. steinhch trouble; others who have ssh ‘ ihat it he manned to s Pro! Kn d iasnily ar' .3 elekehuheen leased toJohn lio- railroad e-ploye. The authorities . low gum, bleed disorders and My, 9”“ ’1" ‘” ° Severnl Wooten Mend! r ill attenn,‘ . ..,, u a "minute"! in tan-tissues to do- NORWALK mm is FINED. 3.13,,“ m u, to set ,, M ilflrMMumi-hmhtthe Cormack. theslnsr. owl soon .33 the 3m comp god . All of the mt owners' on 'I‘hnrsday ""va Jm 15» in his second season at Tokeneke this 3?fi°¢3‘3;3:amem tillts'v‘iereI 0" round 01 limestone 91106911019 1"“ mmmmmulq Wh'm! 1" M33”!!! saga. Mrolgpnsflm! Remmw‘nick alsutrosithe the tires”. 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