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The pupils at Chance 8. Novlaml
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For Tint Cold of Your:
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Isolated by tho Orchestral Club. gave '
a rectal in Dnubury. last evening.
loutine business was muted at
the meeting last night oi Lincoln
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Matters of routine business were
carried out at the regular meeting oi
Buckingham POs. .\'o. 12, G. A. R. Re-
ports irom various committees were al-
Io heard. °
James Fuller, for the past dozen
yours employed by Charles E Jenn-
hgs, of Flax Hill Road. has succeeded
William Coleman as janitor of the So.
Norwalk Club.
The local police received word last
night at the their oi a Ford runanut,
which was stolen from Bridgeport.
between the hours 01 7:30 p. m. and
10:30 p. m. The missing car hears ll-
efflre L7. 7203. ”
liotniite busiiic. s was transacted at
last cvcuinp's regular meeting of Cock—
(-ntiw Tri'te. .\'o. 112.]. t). it. .\i. A lurze
deltya'ior. trout t‘ot-keiiOe Title and
“'aiionia t‘ouncil .tl‘t' expected to iiillt.
the "tip to h‘aii‘dcol. this e\'eiiiil':, wett-
ili< r 1"“l'lllil‘lllJ
——-l'm ltlitt~ and Mourning hands
U'lli'lt-n's.
A m.- s'orr .tdtiilloii will sher'ly he
with ti tat'tiry of (‘oIe-lluscoe
Mannie: ltiii‘i: t‘o., of Bales Hunt. in-
(iuto- in ittt-itiess to such a decree,
that the pu- llI iioor spate ts not
lane circuits to operate to advantage,
demands this enlargement.
‘ti tit
An nltractlt'e iron fence will be er-
ected on the Forms property, \\'.tshiii:-
toii siren, hordcrini: the apprwztth to
the tit-w bridge. This handsome addi-
tion '.\ ill he installed by llrown & Hoyt
the material for the work having ul-
rcatly arrived.
(ltvhtc to the [shore oi Munttzcr
Barry of the Norwalk independents.
to put tip the necessary amount oi
money. demanded by the All Amort-
cans, for the same tomorrow utternon,
the contest has been called off. \l’hc-
ther is game will be played iii the
Ward Street Grounds or not, has not
yo: been decided.
—Panamas, $3 to 86. O‘ilrien's.
-—Slrnw huts. Straw him-i. ()‘llrio-u's.
Drs. William J. and W. W. Tracey,
oi _\'or\valk, will leave town Sunday
evening. for Detroit. Mich, where they
will he iii attendance at the convention
of the American Medical Association.
which will he held in that city dur-
ing the entire week.
--Cttp.~', Sue. 75c and $1. ()‘lliien's. ‘
The Yale 6‘; Towne Company, of
Stamford. shut down last night for ov-
er Saturday, to give their cmployes a
chance to see and participate in the
big civic and military parade. which
Is being held in Stamford todny.
—-Straw itats, 31.25 to $2.50. O'Brien.‘
—Brand's special offer for June. 14
Irar~ Tiffany rings, set with white
usphirc or fine pearl. (June) or any,
stone of your birth month 83 to 37.,
Charles Brand. Watchmttker. Jewelery}
optican, South Norwalk.
0. B. Goeppler, a contractor of Topd
stone, left his automobile direct”;
across the crosswalk leading from that
Cliy Hall to the entrance of the Grand
Leader store, in Danbury yesterday.
Patrolman Ballard saw the machine.
standing there and remained nearby of
half an hour before the owner appear-
ed. He furnished a cash bond or 325
for his appearance in the City Court.
Danbury, Mondly morning.
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David W Raymund
‘ UNDERTAKER
Tel. office. 1069-3: Hood. 693.
2? WASHINGTON 81‘.
NEW IED MEN'I BUILDING
tut illoot Hilts. .
Walker Storey, a graduate of the
class of 1914, who is now a soghoniore
at New York l'ni\ersity, "was it \lsitor
at the High School yesterday morn
ing during the lone recess,
The le'flllliers of the track team will
lean: on the 1'27 'l'ttlll for Stamiord
today. All routers are cordially imit-
rd to 8(‘(0l1li-al‘.) the track team to
Stamford \ hi.- tltiie is goin: on
down there, and they are sure to en-
joy 'llF‘llHElYt'sfi
0XFORDSS:
with Neolin sole and heel.
The sole that gives long wear
and decided comfort.
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Glover s
122 Washington St.
Milton Elwood. Manager.
s‘nptrintendexi' (httpman will give
.t !‘t t(-[:llttll tor the .s‘ iiior (law at his _
min.- ‘n Not «all; on Monday evening
;-' t-3:"it tt'tlot‘k. This is an annual itf~
lilll' i‘tro‘teh the t \tt'eine kindness of
Mr (“‘lzlllliil. and is always very
hitttli enjoy ti ivy all.
i c for the track
i‘ioon. because of
ll" int" t.v':."1tt 'ilt liit‘t‘d lit Sittm'
lmd ttilttm tit. witty, and although
7‘ to practice this
“““.'l\' hectsuse ct "* unfavorable were
‘l.cr, they are etl' ruining hish ltOp'Pfl‘
-oi:te lllt dais.
Then “Its no ‘.‘.'-
I":tttt 7:4 still ._\' :"
out... Ely.) not hr.
of I“ illgitt; limin'
There was .1 ill“! I ,‘tu of the Boy‘s'
.\'hle'ir~ Assoc‘a'io't yotrrday after-
noon at 1:17. The manager of the‘
track team's trip to r‘tztinrord today.
it was decided that Il‘.‘ hoseball team}
will not play lbm‘lui‘t today, because
some of th‘ players .llI‘ en the track
team. it will he reitiriiillei'ed that the
team could not plot: llnn l'iry yesterday,
because of the had wcrtthcr. i
All Senior classes- stopped recitinz
thvi'niav There will he :i special 85-
~- itt‘ily on Monday morning at It 0'-
t‘otl;, at which the tlnal directions for’
siren, and
lint-
the evaiiiltuitlms will be
\vltitlt all Seniors must attend.
in: .‘l of next “'tf‘li do":
have to report for the t‘\ilnllnflll0nfi
“1 ”M" “MN”- T“"” “i" he ““mh' ii "98"“ lllm‘hf‘d “NV“ and ill”?! 1“ 'tiunlly between the hat tiianuiacturers‘to the samples “"0"“ ”'9" M39”
t'r special asst iul>ly on t‘ .- follolving'
Monday at 3 p. n'... at which the Sen-i
lots report cards will he 'lven out. .'
UNCLAIMED LETTERS.
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.luiie root, 1916. '
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Johnson, August.
lit-tzt'cns. Miss Ilclin.
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lusscll. Joseph (2).
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U. S. TREASU
RY CASHIER DEAD;
WASHINGTON. June iO.—-.'e iii ..
Sample. cashier of the United Silllt‘s'
Treasury, died suddenly here 1
night, aged 72 years. The end came;
just as he had concluded a tribute to!
the National emblem at the annual
banquet of the National Rifles' Voter-l
ans’ Ansociartion. l
Mr. Sample was a native of lndia.na,l
as: i
and was appointed teller in the Tree-a
sury Department during Mr. Lincoln'st
administration. ‘
winter use Not what you pay but
value
Phone 1 x 3-3.
We Emphasize
this one thing. Buy COAL now while you have the opportunity (or
We can fill your orders to the top notch of Median.
RAYMOND BROTHERS t
what you get is the real test 0!
131 Washington St.
2— .-. gin”?
LOBSTERS.
SOFT SHELL CRABS
Free Delivery
CUTBILL’S BRIDGE MARKET
Phonon 108 and x09.
A NEW SHOWING 0F
WASH SUITS
ALSO LINGERIE AND
CREPE WAISTS
The Little Shop
K. t A. CLAVEN
- 56 NO. MAIN ST.
For Up-todlu Oorvlco Cull
FRED H. GANUNO.
‘Funnnl Director and Emulator
Offloo and Rootdonoo
fol-phone 904.
64 80. Main 81., So. Namath
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause u! the disease and the art 0'
will only adjusting the some. Disease is caused:
by a wrench. twist or sprain Ill tiic
bat-k. Even if done in childhood
later life III the dlfitrent organs und
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause oi‘
disease and pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve
terns in your body. Female trouhlw
given special attention: also curvature
of the spine. You will llt‘hl‘ regret
giving the Chiropractor a chance to
help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
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34 Washington 3‘" s°- N°"‘"”‘v c°'“‘- range from 23 cents ll dozen on tbet‘
Graduate from Palmer School.
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS —- L. C.
S in i t h. l‘ntlerwood
Remington. all othor
makes. sold. rented.
repaired. Rentals. Sti
per month. \ldt‘lli'WR
sold at $5 per month.
JAS. DONNELLY
16 South Main Street, South Norwalk
TREE Wit"
SPRAYING
IN SEASON
'8 personal friend of Abraham Lincoln . Beaupain & Saunders
S. Norwalk. Phones 25r-r3, 1762-5
80111 A Advantages
Safety, freedom from worry, ease of making change,
getting a sure receipt, ' building up credit, doing
business in a modern way. These are a few of the ad-
vantages of maintaining a checking account with this
bask. Economy and good management demand the
payment of all bills by check. We welcome any ac-
thisservice.
count, no matter howsmall. it cost you nothing- tobave
The South Norwalkl‘l'llficm
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' clones and Prices Do Not;
Advance.
The current issue of the American
ilaitn l0Ut‘lH s a prevalent evil in the
lat lii:‘llUlllt‘llIllllP, industry as fol-
loWs:
liill~ of prices for hot manufactur-
ing. being the tuliedule of pay for the
work performed in the various pro-
;tnd “liltll lll't‘ arranged an-
t't‘rntc,
and the union, expire in the several
tllrll‘lHS on Ma) 1 and June 1. The
union omclals have presented de-
iitands this year for substantial in-
t-retiws in pay for the work perform-
td. and it is piohahic that all of lll‘
but nianuiticturet-s will agree lo the
5incrtsscd wage St‘iilt‘.
i The advance cost of hat manufactur-
‘ing front this sinule item of increase
in the price of labor in amount will
lowest grades to 6!) cents a dozen on
.the $24 but.
I This advance. of course. comes
top of all lllt‘ :i'cttt increases iti
prices of raw tiiailerlitis which but
‘lllflnlllllttlul‘t‘l‘rt have experienced and
‘was not in prospect in the time the
sample lines had been made up. Fall
orders have been booked during the
pus: few months and now that the
‘nianufttcturers are beginninit opera-
‘tions in manufacturing for the. fall, to
fill those (initial that have been re.
ceivcd. they are confronted with this
extra inciense in cost.
At stated in the American Hatter
some months ago, fall sample lines
were made up oti the old basis of
cost, before the great increase in the
price of materials and labor and the
samples from which wholesalers and
retailers placed their orders, with
possibly one or two exceptions, are
not sample of quality but only sam-
ples of style. As a matter of fact they
Oil
the
. lure not even samples of color for they
were made with the old dyes of which
but manufacturers had small quanti-
ties, sufficient for the production or
the sample lines, and when the point
is reached where that smnll stock is
exhausted, and the new dyes must be
' used, colors wtit be Inferior to the
samples shown.
Much or late has been published In
the American Hatter regarding the
great increased cost of but manufac-
turing but many wholesale and retail
buyers, particularly the latter, hue
been sceptical—their attitude reflect~
ing the statements of those traveling
salesmen and manufacturers who have
advised buyers that they will be able
to absolutely maintain former stand-
ards of quality as thoy had put-chased
immense stocks of materials before
the advances. etc.
Now when the increased wsge scale
(tor the union workmen is referred to
we pronun- that the mpmttncturers
and atom will olivine buyers that
ey bought enough trim for a couple
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71 North Main St. 1
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TWO NEW MODELS
Ladies’ lliglt Cut Boots
of Champagne, or Gtcy K d
Silk Stockings to Match
QUALITY AND cost or HATS. l“’“‘ ""0 “M‘- 1
doom; before. the attuned we ,
a BRACKEN
TELEPHONE 1476-2
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'l‘ltc omlcluc‘nt that labor had beent
.hougdit tor a year or two Eiiam'ancmi
lwould be just us credible as the llltlil) ‘
Hittruit‘nln that have been made about.
tnmto‘riuls and supplies having been:
ibouglil for a year 0 rtuo in advance l
i if those manufacturers and travel»;
int: salesmen had been honest with;
buyers and had informed buyers,
ifruiiitly of the great increases in Cihslé
,ct pioduction and had statml that item
glivr-rirs would be inferior in quality
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'tmuld have appreciated conditions
and would have expected It but deliver»
'ies would be of comparatively poor
‘quality.
3 As it is, however, many of them ex-
pect to get the same values as before
‘ . naturally so, because the manufac
tturer told them they would—anti
awhen they receive shipments and
open cases there will be much lumen
.tntlon.
it is an insult to the intelligence of
the American business man as repre-
Escnted by the retail merchant to t‘X~
‘iwtt him to be so gullible. and yet
:buyers. with biliid faith, have httd con
itidcnce in the \‘tl‘ilt‘liy of men who
hate issued such misleading state
tnieiits. .
Why hat manufacturers :encrallyl
Illintzs
June Clearance Sale
Big crowds are attending Mintz's June Clearance Solo.
Be‘ Sure and Shop Here This Eve...
ning for Big Values ‘
, Linens—For the due had
The bride-to-be needs fine linens, surely. "--
. There is no other item of merchandise that we handle; .-
quiet:I so scarce as linens. - t
r orders of last year have kc t ' '
very little advance. p us supplied so for, “a,
An exceptionally fine collection of DAMASK CLUI'H
and NAPKINS, Hemstitched and Scalloped TOWEL;
BED LINENS. Cluny and Mexican Drawn Work, DOV. .
HE?! and CENTERPIL‘CES. "
andsome Linen DRESSER SCARFS with he; l .
vy .
crochctod lace. also figured etc-tonne Seal in artery' 'l
colors and designs. rs . V 0‘ "
Entirely new BOUDOIR PILLOWS CENT R-fl
PIECES and Starts at hlct lace, both alone and in “HEIDI-
nation with linen.
You‘ll enjoy this interesting displa be‘ause 't -
lightiuliy different and you‘ll be agreeallly .stlrt.‘ris¢dl :t 3::
unusually attractive prizrs. " .
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mu cow/um“? " we armam- a FAKE!
86 WASHINGTON ST.
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THE SUMMER SEASON
Was officially opened yesterday and we call especial?-
tention to our big and varied stock of Warm Weather Ne-
ccssrties.
REFRIGERATORS AND ICE CHESTS. ‘9
All sizes in wood or white enameled steel at very ream
able prices.
SWING COUCHES
ldeal for sleeping por.hes. With or without iramand
awning
s.
“CLIPTWOOD” PORCH SCREENS.
Inspection will prove them the best Porch Scroolt
made.
PORCH CHAIRS. ROCKERS AND SETTEES.
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY EVERYWHERE.
RAYMOND 8: SON
Wall and High Sts. Funeral Directors. Norwalk. Conn.”
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Place. Your Order
With Us N ow F152?
have adopted this attitude is simple;
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I.of explanation—each of tlirin knew:
that the other would.
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Summer Cottage i
Needs .
Lawn mowers. window screensf .
screen doors, ice chests, refrigerators.l
porch bttnds, ‘iCt‘ cream freezers. cro-
quet sets, wood flower boxes for porch-
es or window sills, oil and gas stoves,
ovens, dinner ware, door mats, con~
goleum rugs. watering pots, 20th Cen-
tury water coolers, cooking utensilsw
of all kinds.
Albert l". .6911ch i
5 Washington 0L, South Nomltt.
’Iiono 1069-2 Prompt Delivery.
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lll all permanent financial success it is necessary to have ample V
lililtli‘s to meet every obligation promptly. * ..
You establish strong banking ‘(tmnections by having an account.‘
with this think-«a Bank with strong capital and surplus—u good ‘ _ "
record— and an established reputation. ' .
l'pnn request a representative will call and consult with you ssh. E
gardirig any matter pertaining to banking—our time and experience
are at your disposal. ”
Join our Prosperity Club. 3per cent. interest and Bonus, 0! $1.85»
which is equal to your first deposit.
SaturdayNiélitSpe
CONSISTING 0F
1 Bottle Fine Old Port Wine
* 1 Bottle Fine on Sherry Wine ‘
1 Bottle Gauntlet Whiskey l,
This the: tor Saturday tttgitt pm ton] any.
A. F. neckmam a. Co.
33.35. wssrmao-mn or. soon 14o;
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