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or ML 1(le WRITTEN IN
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BUSINESS AND WRITTEN AS
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warrant T0 PROPERLY COV-
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a great deal to you.
Taylorgsr Golden
Telephone No. 1230
‘ "oath Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg.
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* ROCKINGCHAIR
UNION SUITS
The Comfortable, Hot Weath-
er Union Suit,
Snoo, Si.5o, $2.00.
JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington St. So. Norwalk
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l WEATHER FORECAST.
‘ For Norwalk and vicinity: t'iisetiied
probably showers tonlglit and Sun-
day. The Lake storm is still central
near Chicago and is causing unsettled,
showery weather in all the northern
districts east of the Mississippi \'al~
ley. it has decreased in intensity and
the lowest barometer reading is now
29.82 inches. A long trough of low
pressure extending from Montana
southward to New Mexico is causing
unsettled weather over the Rocky
Mountain districts. The temperatures
were rising slowly in the western dis-
trims,
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
' TODAY.
Tentpcraturc: Low, ”'0'; high,
gr. Fair.
,llll‘NEWS '
There will be. a special meeting of
lienkcr Grotto, No. 59, next Monday
:night. A question of importance will
be considered.
.\liss Elsie leatherland, of South
Main street. has secured a position
with the Dickerman store~on Washing-
ton street.
The Peter's Pence collection will be
taken up in St. Mary's, St. Joseph's
and St. Ladlslaus' churches, this city,
tomorrow.
A Bey Scout exhibition will this of-
ternoon be held at Reed street and
West avenue. The drills, etc., will be
for tht benefit of the newly formed
scout master's school,
Norwalk workers in Bridgeport mu.
nition factories, and other local com~
motors, are greatly interested in the.
changes in the New Haven timetable
which go into effect tomorrow.
Work has been started on the instal-
lation of a sprinkler system in the
Palace Theatre, Roodner Block, .\'0.
Main street.
Attorney-ire 0. Gregory, is in New
Haven today, on legal business.
Red Men from this city, who plan
to take part in the unveiling of the
Red Men‘s monument in Stamford, to.
morrow, leave this city on the 11:51
train.
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Owing to the bad weather of yes-
terday, the scheduled baseball game
between the Danbury and Norwalk,
High Schools had to be cancelled. The'
contest was to'have been played in
Danbury, the local youngsters making:
the trip by automobile.
FIIEIEN READY FOR TRIP.
Oflicera Complete Amngementa for
1 Pouchkeepoie Parade on June 22.
The omcers and committee of
lh’orwalk Fire lbpartment met at the
Mayflower Hook and Laddes-(Qompany
quarters last evening in the Third
District, 10 make arrangements for
the i’oughseepsie parade to be held
June find. at Poughkeepsie, X. Y.
The committee on white duck pants
reported the pants had arrived in
. South Sorwalk. and Rogers at Stevens
iwill give all firemen the right site.
l
’l‘tiey base 200 pairs, all aizrs The
cap: and leggins have llU' arrived
33el. but are expected any day by
lBryant 8; Boa».
'l'he badges to be worn by the .\‘.li'-
wall-t lllcutrll niiti irie..d~ lll l’t)tl5,l
kecpsie, will be woven lll o:.c til the
factories in South .\‘crualk IMadc
in .\orwalkt» will b.» “mic will blue
ladle... The train \tlll stop it: Dan-
bury both ways, ‘dle Illc tar. will it»
Ellll‘ mine as llUlLi .\ornaik $1.5},
l'i‘tn-ic will be about fifty from llnn
' but): lllt|~ll_\' firemen and their iris iids
'l‘rw St-cozid itcyiiiicnt Band will be
-in ..‘v'oittaik on the first train ill from
‘\v\\ liavrll, and the lcudcr “ribs
they bill be glad to do anything il.c
Fire Department wants them to do,
Thcrc will be a parade iii .\‘oruall.
and Sotiih .\‘orwaik belorr lhc
testes for the big time The .\‘orualk
llitll in line tlst prize Slot) in gold.)
There is also a prize for iin- llcbl look-
ing company, and lllt‘ company coining
the longest distance. Then is no
rt'itrUll why .\‘orwnlk lll'i'lutll should
not get in on tho whob- llllt‘t’ prizes.
(‘ilicl d’owoll was addcd to the
transportation ('Ullnlllllt‘t‘ to look illlt'l
llic llanbury pcuplc. All officers will
wear gold buttons and sliicids, whilc
tbc privates will have silver buttons
The chcli‘s will vuur their summer
hats Willi gold braid and whitc tops.
The chiefs will wear their summer
and has had one coat of pa'..it now
and will be in great shape for the
22nd of June. The silk banner of the
old City of Norwalk Fire Department
has been put in first class shape, and
will be carried by the boys. Chief
Powell and (‘hiel Wheeler, marshals
of the parade, had a meeting last even
ing and talked over the line 0: march
They both say "You will never know
to be forgotten by the firemen.
The reports last evening showed
~ver 200 man will be in line. The
tickets are on sale at Dagon Lunch
in
AT THE neosur TODAY.
Today at the Regent Theatre the
the‘
lI'Ltlll’
boys are out for a prize for the most.
the boys from your old home town." .
This is the first time that the six:
companies of the town have ever been ,
out together, and everybody is trying‘
to make. the 22nd of June a day never .
lb‘NOTORIOUS GALLAGHER” . .
or “HIS GREAT TRIUMPH."
At The Reg ent Theatre.
lRoom, Tutor Brothera' Cigar Store.
leendeninx’a Drug Store, ~Stiiaon I
Powell's Drug Store. and all the are
t then.
D. W. llartord has charge of the
transportation and no one need worry
for that end is well taken care of. It
is five years since the Old Well went
to Poughkeepsie and they are strll
talking about the great time they had.
t‘hrisiian W. .\‘oll, secretary of the
committee of the Hudson Valley fini-
unteer Firemezi‘s Association, writes:
"This is the 27m annual ceiivcehoul‘
and we want to see the firemen ich:
Connecticut We have heard a loll
about your band and also about your
tire dcpartincut and we want every
man that can walk to come to Fough-
ker-psie, X. l'. on June 22nd, as we
Villl ta‘e r-ptét‘lnl care of your depart~
lllt‘Ill and ll‘lt‘llus. \\‘~ l, ar y.»' ...e
the best \obi itwr dcpai‘inen' in (“11‘
iiccticut, and m rant .o snow you
what we nro- l' will b~~ a treat mgllt
swing trip up lllr- Why and Hudson
lliur, as llic .I"d>{)li is just right Alll
a board ltll' l‘txtig..‘ii\v-t—p.~ie June 22nd '
no war POINF :
ltECtlltllS Sililliitill
\. i'ZS'l‘ l’tllN'l‘, N, Y . June 10.
‘lll.lll2 l')
Two
\it‘lt‘
. I
‘lilUlttIl ytslcida, in ”11' annual outr
at'lttlt"lll_‘-' lt-‘t'ol’tls
tit-or: athletic tin-ct ol' the cadet corps,
\\llltll \\'d> held on lllt' Plains. do-
n diizzling rain and a muddy
f‘nni.‘ t'adct t‘lai'ence S. .\laulsby, of
\'\.i,~binuion R'ate t'rliiblldlt‘d a 11th
aciideiiiy lct‘tll'd on the running high,
cicnl'inu the
inches. t'adct
‘jvtlc
:..mp.
in or;
bar at 5 feet.
William ll.
iilrittoii. of' lows. Hlll;t>ll~‘d the running
broad jump record with 32 feet, .55
inches. llotb retord.» formerly \vcre
lnld by l’. A. Qliodnson, '15. The
meet was won by the class of l9l7.
V't'l'c iicw record lioldei~ are members
of the graduating class. -
LESS WORK.
Ragged Rogers’llat's a mighty
ashort stump yer smokin’.
l Frayed l‘hilipwl'ep; i like 'em (lat
way. Yer don’t have ter draw dei-
smoke so far.
i
WILLIAM NIOH
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[Monday next week when on that date
;\\'illiani Nigh and Marguerite Snow in
HOWLAND'S
W
Girls’ coats
now less
To inakc sure of quick ridancc. sharp
pricc on caccllcnt coats for girls of 0 to 14.
of
lowering
Nice stylcs including SUlllt‘ iiotalily-scryict:iblc tlult't
lilt'nlt’15
.\ iiunibcr of rich tlt‘:_lgll.5 in which two colors are
lminlsoiiicly contrastcd.
Scrgcs of finc weave, gabardincs fancy iiiixturtw‘. and
Stilllt‘ moire silks!
t‘oatsthatappml from ctci'y angle to girls and
to inotlicrs.
\\ t-rc $5— $4 \\'crt~ $4: to $750—— $5
\\'ci’c $3.50—- $6 \Vci‘c $l0 uiid $i2.5<'i——$7.5o
Ecculld flour.
Lightweight stylish Handsome caps
for bathers.
l‘ mum r “tar puff ml; chr would think tlicsc balli—
‘(ll' \ t‘ ' i i t . .
. ‘. ‘ .cr cup n’iid liat‘ \\crc of ruli-
tuitclics and such of llic crud—IN}, 1‘ ‘
lciit quality always sold here—H '
and of light grufcful \vciglit. incur “mm,
\\'itli \llcw. cypcrt liclp llli
. ' l
choosing tlic acct-ssorifl lllfll l‘x'» \\'liat protcctioii against sun!
urlb' "mull, “we '13”in that What dcliglitful (ltltlllltlll to one:
add attralction lto way ill \\lllt‘ll‘],;uhing attire.
inir ix tl‘t'aht‘t .
new hair goods!
'l‘hcy look like lint~~ for \trcct
l chl iiovcltics n—plcnty—Sl in
Snitchw— fS.’.5o,
24illt‘l1_$,i~25- l l-‘iiiicy silk and such—75c to
JB-lllt‘ll—SS. 50. is).
Special prim], “my,” 0;, (him rubbcr «living caps, many
\\;i\ y hair—{2.75. colors—25c and 50c.
Transitirritations, alluvoundi cht al\l(" front
“Flo-$575- l
Special traiisfm'iiiatious of'
wavy hair—4'56.
Motor Hats!
.\‘marlcst and iiiost—comiortablc
P-‘l’t‘llt' l’Ullt‘R “i‘l‘lll‘l‘l “mil—l headgear for motoring that Wc'vc
$1.25. ,sccii or board of for many and
liiiany a day.
l l'oiigcc and satin and
ilig‘lit but durable fabrics.
Simply made but in rarely-good
tastc.
. .. . With a touch of color and just
“"54" hm? “19“" thc “llhiun—lciiough brim to iiinkc tliciii pi—
sons couldii t rcsist our own .\cw
‘ norm! and attractive.
ltiigland.
_ Same with elastic section to
Milli“ 1‘3““ known they would 1 make thcm fit closer—all so shap-
writc‘a story-of it that ‘."°l’ldlt'tl that they hug thc licad.
combine dcliglitlul dcscription $1.50. $3, $150 and $4.
With absorbing plot. . . . . .
. Mam floor, Just "151th main
And they have—for charming
l'ati‘icia Moore makes a tour in entrance.
a motor car of New England. And!
this is the story of what happen-l
("(l. |
lx'cady Saturday—$1.35. .
.\iid tlicsc othcrs arc new and
good 1——
l
.. ~ ., w will. 1 —. . .
“u 1“"! leli' 1cd01 aid .tractivc pattcriis and ill
'l‘hird floor.
other
The Lightning Conductor
Discovers America!
Handkerchief extra!
.\ liiuitcd qualflty of excellent
lincii lllllltllt‘t‘l‘t‘lllt'fs‘ for women—
15c.
Nice slicer liiicii.
\\'itli coriicr 'ciiibroidcry in at-
cithcr
N'JS' . . \\'. . lwliitc or color.
‘ jaunty 1“ Lliargc— “ms—l ('iracci'ul dainty and of such
w~35- ‘ . illuality that usual price would be
The Dark Itorcst—l‘i‘alpolc—r 25,~,.,n,-_. 15,-.
$1.35. . _ .. ‘ . I‘ .. ,
Star of tlic Nortli—Sullivan—l (“WV 3““ “3"-
Si.;'. 'f 151‘ .
~ '3 , l Black-and-white parasols.
.\Iain floor, rear. l . .
l .\tripcd. of coursc!
For the stripe is tlic acccplcd
New Stationery." tlic
favoritc for carrying with
licvcrly linen, a new stationery, smart stripcd costumcs.
especially for folks who liavc’ And stripes 9i black and white
much correspondence. give cxccllcnt contrast to any
torrent shape, nice lllllSll,it)lllt‘l‘ coinbinatimi—yct arc in
pond weight. harmony with that other combi-
Sold by the pound at 25c pcr nation.
pound: envelopes, 10c package. Of special interest—$2.15.
\Vlint llllll|tlc cffccts tlicy given
Mutual Film Company will present the l "Notorious Gallagher" will be the offer-
stirring drama "Death Lock," leatur- ing and followinglon Tuesday, llazel
ing their very best cast of artists and l Dawn in the “Fued Girl" and Wednes-
on a. whole producing a very pleasing‘day a big treat is in store as the Vit-
movl'ng picture that will appeal tOvagraph Blue Ribbon Feature Co. will
any one along with this the 12th elli~ t present the wonderful picture in eight
Rode on “The Strange Case of Marv? on reels "The Law Decides," featur-
llain floor. rcar
t‘cntcr ai<lc. rear.
Page" will be offered and this episode
is said to be. the best one of the ser-
ies so it would be advisable for those
wishing to follow up this great series
to see this and the remaining episodes
lthat go to make up this wonderful
picture. _
A big week of pictures will star on
‘ ing Harry '1‘. Morey and Dorothy Kelly
the clever costars of the Vitagraph
- Film Company. On Thursday the
clever emotional actress Virginia Pear-
son will appear in “Hypocrisy," which
is one of the best things that William
Fox has attempted with Miss Pearson
in the leading role.
Better Prepared
Thankful is the person who
has an account with The Pet)-
plo’a Trust Company and
makes weekly deposits—he is
better prepared for any emer;
gency. ” ,
Your account is invited.
4% Interest Paid on Savings .
Accounts
lili Pillli’i also.
79 Washington 8M
SouthNorwalk, 0t.
. ./
day. June :4. ‘
Harry '1‘. Morey and Dorothy Kelly in “The Law Decides,” 'th
powerful drama in 8 reels, at the Regent Theatre, Wednea;
’. .xa “.... ~ .. mms.. ."~i‘\.v.....o_ I
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The Howland Dry Goods Co.
HQWLAND’S
Entrances on Main 8‘3$ Fairfield Ave. and Cannon 5!. ‘1
Bridgeport, Coma, Saturday, June 10, 1916. }
$20 is sometimes
. cheaper than $15
t llcupnt'fis is not at all a untitcr of pricc. .1
I it i~ a matter of aim: and sci-\icc. ‘ “Q
.\ suit of L'ltllllt‘s at $15 i~ not, ilt't‘t"\dl‘ll)', as clicap I_
as one at Sgt).
'l‘llcSJOMiit lin~ ccrtuiil things \\liicli lllt" $15 one
has not. Those things iilnkc it Actually of grcntcr vuluc,
in proportion to pricc than tln- SI; ~tiit.
.\iid that illitlx‘t's tlic $3.1
llnvt St‘lizitl'iit-r .\- Marx
[ll—$.30 illustrate clcai‘ly and
on actually the cliczipcr \uit.
N
suit< and litip1wnliciiiicrsuits t
llllt.‘l_\ jint ‘clint \\'c inc-ail. ‘
Such quality of fabric, \tl ‘ll \Ulc. such dtirztldc tailor:
ing. such ability to fit and «my in \ll;tlrc~lllt‘~t' arc not to
‘
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. . . ‘ ”Ca
lic found ill suits sclliiig at hi5 rcgulztrly.
‘ ;
{l
Ill
l ' ‘ , , _ ' ' v
llicy .tic tlic tliiiig~ c. liicli actually make
suits- clicapci' than u~ual $15 ~uit<i
tlic<c $20
’l'licy arc tlic tliiiig< \tliicli \\lll makc tlic <uit< give
who have thought it foolish to pay $20 for a suit when '(
tlicy could gct oiic for $15.
I gi‘catcr and iiiorc-sutisfacttni'y scrt icc. 1' l
i The diff'crciicc in actual co~t is $5 \u-ll iiivcstcvl. 3
1 YICS: plciity of suit» at more than Slo—liut \\'c are l!
: presentingr tlic $20 suits as of particular iiitcrcst to men "A
l
l
| _lu~‘t conic and scc tlic (lllll"l't‘llt‘t'—’leltl it‘c tlic dilleh ‘Y'
l cncc in tlic scrvicc you'll get!
.\lziiii floor. rcnr. " I
Some boys’ wash
suits look like wool
Tllt‘l't‘ arc washable .\‘orfolk suits for boys—and they
donb look a bit likc washable fabric at all!
llnvc cvcry appearance of fine lightweight
Fitmc colors and, sccniiiigly, the same fmi~h.
Tailored fincly, ill siliootlily and irimly.
Good new mixtures-35.
Palm Beach slits in Norfolk models and in gray or
tan—$5.
I.iiicii in gray or tan—$3.
wool.
.’ U
l. e
Every boy likes
to play circus
llcrc arc the suits for him to play it iiil ‘ ' “"1
Rougli-and—tumblc won't spoil them. And what an, 3
amount of lauiidcriiig thcy will save! Tl
lndiaii suits—75c to $1.50. l‘olicc suits—$1.50. '!
Cowboy suit<~$l to $2.5m Foldicr Suits.$l.50. '
lloy Scout suits—$1.50 to $1.50. It
.\iid thcrc art- plnysuits for girl< too at same prices. 3
, Front basement. . .. - 3'
Cool feet
if you would know rcul foot-comfort all’thl‘otigli the
hot weather, get into low shoes, Sir! ',
'l‘an cordovaii oxfords on English last—smoothest f
thingr yet—$7.
Tall or kangaroo Ground (Tripper nxt'ord<-——for men
whose fcct givc tliciii trouble usually—$4}.
Black and tan English—styli- oxford< with blind eyelets
-—$s- ,
Oxfords with iiicdiutii-liigli too or with broad toe and !
liccl, black or tau—S4. ,
\\'liitc buck and canvas 0xfot‘:i<——\'ci‘y very clcver— (
$3 to S6. '
Just inside l’airficltl avenue door.
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Aerolux Porch Shades;
Will make your own porch bétter
than a country cottage
Sizes lit. to 12 ft. dolors brown and green
A.DICKERMAN a son
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. PHONE 440
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Sperry a Bat-nu Hama
Smancdllfomla Hams
"Genuine Spring Leg. of Lamb..
Pot Rout, no m...........
I Chuck Rent, heat: beef ......3
Shoulder Shank
Native Fowla .............-..
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Home Dread Veal ........... .......t.......,.... 18:. up
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MIDDIES
Just the thing for vacations and outings. C001 and com-
fortable, as well as serviceable. .
- Middies made of pink, bluerand white Indian Head, in belt-
ed effects, with white collars and cuffs . . . . . .. $1.52
Re lar midd st lcs, laced at ‘sidcs, in pink, blue an
whiz}; poplinY...¥............ ....$1'.50
Middies made of Galatea cloth with collars, cuffs and bands ‘
of pink, blue or green stripes $1.00
Others in coat styles, made of striped Galatea with white\
collarsandcuii‘s..................... p .
Plain White Middies, collars trimmed with white emb "
and narrow braid or blue collars and cuffs . . . .. $1, _
White Silk Poplin Middies with pink or blue collars. and
cuffs, laced at sides, trimmed with small pearl buttons, .'/
h ’é-x’Children‘s sizes, 6 yrs. to :4 yrs. Ladies’. and Missoaf,‘
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