some, JUNE to, 19:6
‘ ulna .m
Aboywubornsuudutolr.and_
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me W3
was far
For‘l'hutColdotYoon 2
f. I. am. Wt.
In. Frederick Wrehlld, 0! l-‘niri
street.
A new Berke: automobile truck has
been purchased by L J. Reynolds &
Son. the uptown truckmen. :
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floutine business will be transacted
at tonight’s regular meeting of Our,
Merv Lodge, No. 10, l. O. 0. F. i
John Ryan, of Burritt avenue, who
Ind a nutmck of pneumonia, a w
ago, is improving nicely.
lamb"! of the Children of In?!
8 iety of St. MarV‘s Church received turned to his duties this morning, at-
o- to, a week's vacation.
mmunion yesterday morning, at th
liven o'clock mass, in a body.
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Hombers of the recently confirmed
class of St. l’aul‘s church, received
their first communion yesterday morn-
ing, at 7:30 o’clock.
James Jones and George Moore, ar-
rested for fighting ncar the corner of
South Main and Raymond streets, Sat-
urday night, by Officer Wallace R.
Sammie, were this morning fined $23 in
court by Judge George II. Yosburgb.
I‘ollcc headquarters berehavebeen
notified that the police of Bristol,
Conn, have picked up thirtecnycar-
old (‘llaries (larlman. who ran away
from his \Yc:ton home, early last
week.
The pl'tlicc say that those llridge‘
port motorcyclists who visit young
lady friends, on Second street, even-
ing‘s, must stop opening the mufflers
ol’ their machines to announce their
departure, or arrests will be made.
Truman Stevens, of Park street, up-
town was knockcd to thc pavcmcnt,
suffering a blow on the head and brute,
es on the chest, when he was backed
Into by a jitney in charge of Joseph
Ciaci, ncnr tbc "jitncy stand,“ at the
“’nshincton silcct railroad bridge,
Building lnspm-lor (‘.'l. i-‘inch has
issued permits today as follows: it‘. 0
Johnson ,to build house, to cost $3.90".
on Gregory Bouit-vnrd: to Michael Pu-
tera, to build addition to house on
Westsidc avenue, at cast of $100. and to
J. ll. lirown. Jr, to install plumbing
for J. ll. lirown, Sn, on Flux Hill road.
Cows owned by William Iliiilcr, of
Connecticut avcnuc, t-niny too much
freedom. Some time am a bull owncd
by Mr. Miller run wild in Rowayton,
doing considerable damage. chicr-
day onc of his cows made herself to
' home in the vicinity of Spring and
Madison street. calling forth indig-
nant objections from the neighbors.
The revised New Haven railroad
time-table wcut into effect yesterday.
W. S. Gludney, manager of the Clif-
ford Hole], has issued imitations to
attend innovation Night at the Clif-
ford rathskeller on Thursday evening.
June 15th. Music, cabaret, dancing
and a buffet luncheon will be attrac-
tions, together with a lot of sociabili-
ty such as Manager (liadncy is inject-
ing in the life of the Clifford now-n-
days.
Preparations have been completed
for Our Sisters' Rebecca Lodge enter-
tainment, which will be held tomor-
row, evening in the lodge rooms in
“,Wall street. Miss Dorothy Helstead,
of New 'York. will be the principal on-
tertainer of the evening, and those
who were in attendance at Our Bro-
thers' entertainment, in which Miss
Haiatead made her initial appearance
An Nor-walk. know that nobody who at-
tends tomorrow evening's good time.
will go away disappointed.
,was a visitor, yesterday with Bridge-
i , port friends.
‘& Stevens clothing store, uptown, re—
l'lg near the tratlts.
David W Raymond
UNDERTAKER t
rut, office. loose: Mount. «I.
21 wummu or.
new no new. BUILDING
Ralph Leary, of Railroad avenue.
w
Clifford Bedeii, employed in Rogers
Henry Oswald, of Cranbury. a form-
cr high school student, ,now at the U.
3. Training Station at Newport, R. 1.,
was a visitor in Norwdk durlm the
week end. Mr. Oswald attended the.
Stamford anniversary during his fur-l
lough. l
MEN’S
TAN ’
OXHlllllS
this one thing.
winter use. Not what you my but
value.
Phone 113-3. '
We Wm
Buy COAL now while you have the opportunity for
We can fill you order; to the top notch of perfection.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
what you get is the real test of
137 Washington St.
with Neolin solo and heel.
The sole that gives long wear
and decided comfort.
Glover’s
LOBSTERS .
Sill‘l‘ Sill-ILL CRABS
Free Delivery
CUTBIEL’S BRIDGE MARKET
Phones 108 and tog.
71 North Main St.
—Try our Prinsix silk stockings.
25c. mic and 'Jb‘c. Also measurementl'
taken for the Gillette Corset. Miss‘
i’ulhlulus, 80 Washington street. l
i
A settlemcn't has been effected bed
lawn Charles llroadhurst, of New
t‘anaan, and the New llaven railroad
for the recent death of his little 'son,‘
l-‘rtd, who was sll'utk by a train on
the New (‘anaan branch while ple.‘
Maurice .\i. t‘arew, who hat-l been
the llcthcl reporter of the Daubury
News. during tllc last year, has resign-
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A NEW SHOWING OF
WASH SUITS
ALSO LINGERIE AND
CREPE WAISTS
The Little Shop
K. I. A. CLAVIN
50 NO. MAIN ST.
cd that position, to become a mem-
ber of the stuff of the Daily Trade‘
liecord, New York, one of the leading
lcxlilc trade journals of the count”.
lic l< succeeded in lll lbel by ital-old
ll. Rogers, recently of Port Chester:
New York.
(‘baries A. Gocttler, of the
York liippodrorm», was a visitor in
Dunbnry today. Mr. Goettler has made
arranucnlcnts with the New York.
New liavcn & Hartford railroad and
\\ ith Neville ilaylcy, manager of Roton
l’tillll park, for a series of excursions
:lt lll\\ rates, from various points in
(‘onnw‘ticut to Roton l‘oint,
Ill":-‘l park on (‘nnnmlicut‘s coast.‘
'l‘llt‘ fir<t of these exclusions Wlll be
run Arum ilridchort on Tuesday,
June 27. Dunbul‘y will have an excur-
sion later.
Ninutoon mcmbcrs of licthel Grangv
cnjoycd tllcmsI-hcs and contributed to
tho program at a joint meeting of,
Ridgeficldl
llcltlt-l. New (,‘antian and
(lrallucs at lildichlcid, Friday evening.
'l'hc third and fourth dt‘ltrccs were ex-
cmpliflcd. .\ sumptuous banquent was
scrvcd :litcr tho ritual and a delightful
.\ir.~x. Martha
(‘flSlt'll0, of llclllcl, rcndrrcd a piano,
program was rcndcrcd
solo most fit'f‘l‘plliillt‘, and \irs. James
E. (launcher. of Iiclhci gave a splem,
did rcuding. The party returned about
midnight.
m. .‘
“the prob.
For Lip-Mote “Moe Cell
FRED H. GANUNO.
Funeral Director and lmhllmer
Office and Influence
Telephone 004.
i 64 lo. ”ain‘t. Bo. Hamlin
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iii-he New Science
!DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
' Chiropractic is the dcflnition of the
cause of the disease and the art of
, adjusting the same. Disease is caused
‘by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood
lit, creates pinched ncrvcs and pain in
[later life in the different organs and
‘ limbo.
Chiropractors remove the cansc or
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys
tems ill your body. Female troubles
, given special attention: also curvature
of the spine. You will never regret
giving the Chiropractor n chance to
help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
V 84 Washington BL, So. Not-walk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School.
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CchllEsrlznsrluSE l.:ll.:;:~..,v.r.ttze
‘ ' 5153;131:2359}??? t makes, sold. rented.
:;I.|ll.«s..i:::atpli.r...,f d...“ i repaired. Rentals. 36
A lune; tooled :llh It“: fining: l per mon‘h' Mllt.lllnl‘3
‘ Q; 32. n Itl‘b‘ec.'}iiu‘vb:l{fi‘9:§r I sold at $5 per month.
v- .2.'.+.:..:'.*.":..'.:::;tl.:r.'ll:-:c.u§€':. “*5- °°""EL“
Still) iii ORUfifiiSis‘mmimmf its South Main Street, South Nor-walk
Kilt-T -— . —~—a _.._._.--. -~ I , ‘I-s
Summer Dresses J TREE wok“ M“
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Latest Styles l 0.. ALL KINDS
“9"“ ' SPRAYING
" ‘ i’ ‘ l 1N. SEASON
(lately 81' Brennan ‘lBeaupain a Saunders
42 SOUTH MAIN ST. l S. Nomlk. Phones 25l-l3. nos-5
this service.
Some Advan
Sifety, freedomfromtworm easeof making change,
getting tr sure receipt. building up credit, doing
businessiniaxmodem way. These are a few of tlleade
vantages of; maintaining a checking account with this
bank. Economy-and; good management demand the
payment of all; bdis by check We welcome. any ac-
count. no-matterliowSmali. it Costyou aotbingtobavez
The son Norm WWW
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CONNEALLY
ll WAIHINOTON STREET
A Ella o? suorsiilluds
The Matter of Length and How to Tie
n Bowknot That Will Hold.
A shoestring is "six-fourths" long
when one does uot'speclfy the length
required. "sixfourtbs of what?" is
likely to be the question put by the
layman.
When a man buys a new pair of
sboca the strings in them are just long
enough. When he buys the next pair
of aluminum they are too long. The
strings that come with the shore are
four-fourths long. the next pair will
be six-fourths unless the purchuer
units for and can get four—fourths.
Those lcuflllis have to do with men'-
high shoes. There is not the some
trouble in the case of low dun-s.
Some Slltwsll‘liigrl will Wear it long
(into. but they will become brown. Olll‘
or: will not “car so long, but will
retain their original blackness. The
strong strings that turn brown are of
linen or very strong cotton. The oth-
ers are of mind fibers that hold their
color.
Many people prefer the less durable
shoestring, not only because it holds
its color. but because being of a less
bard fiber it stays fled better than
the other. A {cw of the tnilllonsvof
shoestring “carers know how to tie it
bowknot that “oil'l come unlit-d. The
method can be explained without a dia-
gram.
instead of tucking the how once
over before drawing the. knot tight.
tuck it twice ovcr. .\ fiddle string used
for a shoestring Would not come up.
tied if the knot were made in that
way. This knot can bc untied in the
same way as the other, by pulling at
the cnds—l‘hliudoipbm‘necord.
TRAPPED A SEAGULL
O
Queer Cont-Jot smngul Between e
Bird and e Div-Ive.
At first thought it is hard to imagine
how clam t‘UllIJ endanger the 111g 9!
a bi That such a strange circum«
stance is not impossible is shown by
the following incident:
A settler on one of the small islands
near Xiaucouvgg was returning to his
home Y'way of a beach of hard sand
when he bcbcld an unusually large
_ float of soagulls gathered in a compact
mass and heating with beaks and
wings upon the sand. Evidently they
were attacking some enemy. own
head dozens of gulls wheeled and
summed in evident excitement»
The settler was almost upon the
fighting birds before they burst apart
and flew.=cbuttering, toward the clouds.
one, however, lay flapping“ upon the
d, mat the manan that I. mon-
eta- clam held the gun's beat in u vise-
llhe grip: It was too heavy for the
bird to fly may with. auditor all the
gull‘s frantic struggles it could not
loosen theiclam‘e tenacious grip.
. With his hunting knife the men
\
’ Ladies’ White Shoes
For tennis, yachting and all kind: of summer sojoumers.
A Most Attractive and Up-to-date Line
White Silk Stockings
That are sure to give satisfaction.
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TELEPHONE 1475-2
mourns. the pmmmittu‘t of lip read»
inn. says tho author of ‘llt‘ ncmnnt in
the Volta licvicw, have been exagger-
illlcd. lint they are sunlcicni to cause
authorities to think the instruction of
illuiccih'ee worth whilc. \\'licil a dc
lm-tivt- becomoa proficient, ho is ill to '
to lcarn something of the conversati =n '
la-twm-n people who are visible. but out
of earshot. The article says that ill
from no to 100 foot it is pmsiblo for lln ‘
'cxport to not the general run of a con
lvchsutton. Rome reading has llf‘t‘ll dom-
[with girl-lses’nt a distance of 1'2!) fcct
,lnitl‘uction and practicc in the art
‘ must be very thorough if tilt; detectin-
is to use it to real advantage in his
work.
Truneformlng Clothesline Poole.
A suburban rcsidont grew tired 0f
the wooden (‘llilllt‘fllllln posts in his
, back yard. llo incascd them in chicken
Avirc netting and planted sprouts of
T honeysuckle around the mists. ilo tbcn
' nailed a little bird home to the top of
icacb. in a short time the honeysuckle
:had completely covered the unsightly
)posts and a pair of bluebirds built a
‘nost in one of the houses. Many of
, this man‘s neighbors took up the idea,
'and honeysuckle vines and bird houses
now make the clolhcsllno posts of his
3 locality a pride to their owners—House
fund (innit-n.
Hei- Other Half.
‘ Society Dame—(lb. doCtor, I‘m so
‘aon-ly troublcd with cnnul. Doctor-—
‘ii‘m! Why don‘t you intcrcat your-
‘sclf in finding out how the other half
litres? Society Dame—Gracious! Wily.
‘l‘nl not looking for u divorce~tlhicogo
News.
Time Something Started.
asked at the hour of midnight.
' "Yes. i hare}: she replied, with a
yawn. ' '> '
"Neither have you."-—-Yonkere States-
mun.
owed Tribute.
possible to preserve Plymouth Rock."
“And 1 adult blame ye. New Eng-
land owes a been to that breed of hen."
~Khnsne City Journal.
Some mothers teach their bgbieeto
talk—and then expect them to keep
Itill.—lndlhnnpolis Stu.
A Benevolent Refusal.
“Senator, I wish you would give me
a job as your private secretary."
"Oh, my boy," responded the oily
moor. “don't get mixed up with the
government service. Nothing to it.
Ruins a young man. Besides, I have
promised that position to my Ion.”-
Kuneal City Journal. .
Cynical.
"is be u good-utter dinner lpelker‘l"
“If there is such a thing as a good
after dinner speaker I presume you’d
call him one."~—Detroit Free Press.
. Naturally.
a“; :ew .Mabet buying rouge the other
“That gives color to the report, that
no pnlntnfi—lhltimore American.
- Man‘s Adventure” Bide. »
There ll always to. temptation to
am into: an adventurous
» Galleon 2“
“Have you noticed the clock?" be
“You tree. we.’ have done everything '
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quite so scarce as linens.
Our orders of last
very little advance.
LIES and CENTERPHSCES.
colors and designs.
Entirely new BOUDOIR
nation' with linen.
unusually attractive prices.
Linens—For the June Bride 'l.
The bride-to-be needs fine linens, surely.
There is no other item of merchandise that we
year have kept us supplied so far, with
An exceptionally fine collection of DAMASK C -
and NAPKINS, Hemstitcbed and Scalloped TOW ‘
BED LINENS, Cluny and Mexican Drawn Work, DUI.
Handsome Linen DRESSER SCARFS with
crocheted lace. also figured cretonne Scarf: in a
PILLOWS,
PIECES and Scarfs of filet lace, both alone and in comet.“
You’ll enjoy this interesting display because it: (Is-
lightfully different and you'll be agreeably surprised “430‘
w.
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vurlety of
can-rum;
cessities.
able prices.
awnings.
made.
“it hasn’t been going for three hours." .
emu [bridge which, ha. been eon- ‘
, binned.
'I‘HE‘SLlM MERSEASON‘
Was officially opened yesterdayland’we call especial??-
tcntton to our big and varied stock of Warm Weather Ne-
REFRIGERATORS AND ICE CHESTS. -
All sizes in wood or white enameled steel at very reason. ‘
SWING COUCHES
Ideal for sleeping porches. With or without frames and
"CLIPTWOOD" PORCH SCREENS.
Inspection will prove them the best Porch Scum"
PORCH CHAIRS, ROCKERS AND SETTEES.
VPROMPT AUTO DELIVERY EVERYWHERE.
RAYMOND 8r SON
Wall and High Sis. Funeral Directors. Norwallt. Conn.
Harris“; Gil
Water St. So. No -
pure.
TRY OUR 29¢ TEAS.
33;.35 WASHINGTON 8T.
summer Cottage
1. Needs a. E '
- lawn mowers window screens,
screen doors, ice chests, refrigerators,
porch blinds. roe cream freezers, cro'
quot sets, wood hover boxes for porch-
es or window sills, oil and gas stoves,
ovens. dinner ware. door mats, con-
goleum ruse, watering pots. 20th Cen‘
tury water coolers. cooking utensils
of all kinds. '
‘ Albert I". Genetic:
34c“lb.-Butter-34c{lb.;
Very Best Creamery Butter—Every ounce guaranteed“. 5
Challenge Blend Coffee, Reg. 30c grade, lb. v"... .3. n... 2“
7 pkgu. Kirkman’s Soap Powder for .m. 2 ' J ‘
.Gold Rock Jelly Powder (a delicious dessert), 3 pkg,
Jone‘s', Pillsbury’s or Gold Medal Flour, bag, ......m 9“
3 lbs. Fancy Whole Grain Rice for . . , . . . . , , , , ,
- Royal BakingPowder 12£.__22_¢ and 43¢.
firge Jar Armour's Smoked Beef cut to ....m... '
‘ My Wife‘s Salad Dressing, 25c size . ..-... ., "m... »,
«' Monogram Rye Whiskey (For home use), bot. ..~.. ; .
Lyon and Raas Creme DiMenthe 25¢. 50¢. 90¢ .1»
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