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‘ pt the home of her sister, Mrs. Alonzo
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‘ Another sesaion of the board of es
flare and taxation will be held this
Waning, in the City Hall. ‘
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. . -—Your old jewelry will be valuable
alter right refreshed~repaired by
wee Brand, South Norwalk.
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f C number of students are enjoying
‘ two w’eeks mention at Wee Burn
“Billie Pine command
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lies Lillie Austin, of Railroad ave-l
no, New Canaan, is ill with the grip
fitter-y, at Buyermine.
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Routine businoss will be transact-
Dd at tonight's meeting of Cockenoc;
I‘l‘ibe No 32.1. 0.11 M, which will
to held in the hall in Main street
All members of Buckingham Post.
No 12. G. A. it. are requested to be
yesent at the regular meeting of tho
post, which still ht held this eiening‘
h the headquarters in Wall street.
wBrand‘s Jewelry store. See window!
bring Lamb
last
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0Xf0ilDS
this one thing.
value. Wa can fill your order.
We Emphasize
Buy COAL new while you have the opportunity for
winter use. Not what you Day but what you got is the rod test at
to the top notch of perfection.
RAYMOND bROTHERS
Phone 113-3.
131 Washington St. E
Ever Wrote—
Read
with Neolin sole and heel.
The sole that gives long was!
and decided comfort. .
Glover’s
:22 Washington St.
LOBSTERS
son sum (RABS
in
pron JULY
Free Delivery
Milton Elwood, Managua
CUTBILL’S BRIDGE MARKET
Phones :08 and x09.
71 North Main St.
15¢ a Copy
Lamb Stow ........ 12¢
Beef Livcr' .......... 1§¢
Calves Liver ....... 2 ¢
Fresh Plate ........ 12¢
The quarterly meeting of the \‘or“
...... 28¢ LARGE ROASle
yolk M. E. Chunh will be held thin
evening in the dumb parlors, in con
nection with the mcetim: of the (till.-
clal board. Rev. (‘. \\'.
of Stamford, will he present at
meeting,
tliis
—Graduation wait-hrs, bracelets.
Graduation rings, lzti‘allicrs, gradua-
tion cuff bottom, stickpins, at Brand‘s
South Ntil‘utlllf. Washington street.
The only jcwclry store where you get
Green Stamps-remember!
A numbtr of members of the Nor
valht ‘uo t lub .m planning to attend
the state rhmil. which will be held
this Saturday. at Hartford.
Tl. lotiL h the John '1‘ ”ayes Agentv,
pf Norw,alk the former Selleck prop-
.rty, at 119 East avenue now owned
by Ilarty 1‘. Shaw, of \lamaroneck.
has bt t u leased for a number of years
to the St. James‘ Com alescent Home,
of New York city.
The south Norwallr Trust (‘ompany
Ctr'e that pocket money doesn't draw
interest and is in danger of being
spent or lost. Make it a rule to save
regularly and you will add to your
pos<e>rions and .to your happiness. A
bank account should be the aspiration
of every young man. .
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Garret Stock. a real estate broker,
has, in Stamford, that :1 petition in
bankruptcy and he tnudc oath he did
not haw the money to pay the fllinu
fee. He has liabilities of $1,818.56.
nil unsecured. ills assets consist of
debts due on open account and
which he values at $106.30.
Next Saturday will be Beginners'
Day at the NOHHIlli Gun Club traps. atl
Dorlon's Point. All those interested
in ~hooting are imiicd to be prbtcstnt
and enter into the sport of aliooiini'i1
tor the DuPont trophy which will b\
presented to the winner of the shoot.
Guns will be provided for shooters who
are without them.
75c and $1.?
.a-
~Caps 50c,
O'Bricn‘s.
The big clock at the Elks Home is
at a standstill and the Elks gave Chas.
Brand, the Washington street jewel-
er, the order to fix it. The clock is
an expensive one. It has to be wound
up only once a month. it has 2 sop-
aratc big dials, one shows the time
nd the other dial the date of the
.onth. It has been running for about
nine years and a thorough overhaul-
. In. and adjusting is necessarY. Clocks
which need to be repaired tilled the
Brand score.
u-GRADUATION GIFTS.
Briggermnn Bron.
M““””“““’ is now employcd in Norwalh, on the.
estate where his brother, Samuel Ev-
ans, is superintendent.
daughter and Charles Stevens of Nor-
walk,
, ing her parents at the Raymond home
iof Bridgeport will furnish music.
' big time is expected.
”There was partial insurance upon the
ipioi.
Poreics ............- 9“
Thompson l-tvans. jr., of Lewisboro,
Mr. and Mn. Jarvis Murray and
spent last Sunday evening at
Highland Cottage. Lewisboro.
Mrs. llarry Benedict has returned
to her home in Norwalk after \‘isla-
mud on Elniwood avenue, Lewis-
how.
The many friends of Detective Ser-
want Thomas Motherland, who has
iwcn quite ill at his home on Lynes
l'latc are hoping the popular police
oilitiul will recover union the very
near future.
t“ompo 5 social season will be form-
alh opcncd thi monitor when the
(‘ompo life Gu nrds will hold a dance
in the paiilion, Spcidoi's Orchestra
A
You need not bother with dishes
when you no on on a trip take a pack-
{‘5' ot our Sanitary Bcrry and Salad
Sets E arh package contdnu 40
pieces. Saucers spoons, napkins and
doyltcs all for pic, at Donnell)” 8 Sta-
Store.
-~l'mhr;llu‘=
(l'llricn's.
Tim dwullinc of Bruno Tommie, in
lihlllilll)’ .wa4 destroyed by fire Thurs-
day while the members of the family
and thcir neighbors stood by, power
Irv: to prcwnt the spitnd of flames.
The ion: is estimated at about $2,000.
limit l'y
and Mourning Bands.
building.
Joseph J. Llnchiler, ‘ illh'tiill' Char-
int .lo,<t- -ph lollin and D. (‘ Mind will
lrtprt- sent the local lodcc oT Moose at
the‘ hit: slate contention Wllltll opens
th IlS afternoon at.” o'clock in Ilrldgc
'llu lodge hero l> making rapid
strides toward a record-breaking mom-
hrrship. Tu'cniy new applications
were submitted last night.
Yesterday was “llattcrs‘ Day," for
the benefit of Norualk and lianbury
defendants in the l). l). [.0t \rt- boycott
case. ,Each trade. unionistinihe coun-
try was asked by Samuel L. (ittlilp r.-
to contribute an hour's pay iownui
the fund established to satisfy the
judgment.
Boy Scout members and officials in
this city are interested in Ute. signing
by President Wilson of the bill incor-
porating the Boy Scouts of America.
The president has expressed himself
favorably on the important place which
ilMEllClNISM Hill
No Better Value Than Our
MEN'S SUITS
—At--
$15 to 822
CREDIT
(lately & Brennan
42 soon-r MAIN ST.
a.»
Shoes
Pumps
Slippers
FOR GRADUATION
All Kinds of Footwear for ev-
ery member of the family.
Max Levy
Shoe Store
145 WashingtOn St.
SlRllllli‘ 0N Plllfllllll
(Continued from Fifth Page.)
will play in the new day of interna.
tional relationships which in
upon us will depend upon our prepar-
ation and our character. The Demo—
cratic party recognizes the assertion
and triumphant demonstration of the
indlvlsibiiity and coherent strength of
the nation, therefore, as the supreme
issue of. this day in which up, whole
world faces the crisis of manifold
change. it aummonrmll men, of what-
l‘lOW l
dressers
a1 waanmoroa arson
his country.
oive of this nation's unity and integ-
group or organl
and its free institutions.
"We condemn all alliances and com.
Muslims of individuals in this coun
try. of whatever nationality or de-
cver origin of crood,who would count
themselvca Americans ,lo join in mak-
ing clear to all the world the unity and
consequent power of America.
‘This is an issue of patriotism. To
tnint it with partisanship would be
to defile it. in this day of test. Am»
crlcn must show itself not a nation of
partisans, but a nation of patriots.
_'|‘hcrc‘ is gathered here in America the
st of the blood, the industry and the
ucnlus of the. whole world, the element
or a great race and a magnificent ao-
' c: - 1y to be melted into a mighty and
plendid nation.
“\l hoevcr actuated by the purpose
to promote the interest of a foreign
power, in disregard to our own coun<
iry's welfare or to injure this govern-
ment in its foreign relations or cripple
the Boy Scouts occupy in the national
preparedness program.
-—Panamas. $3 to $6 O‘Bricn'a.
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or destroy its industries at home and.
whoever, by arousing prejudices of a
rocinl, religious or other nature, cre-
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Pocket Money
Doesn’t draw interest Every dollar youfcarry about or
keep gtibiae is being deprived at its power i) er" '
you. and it is in constant danger of loss or impulsive
spending. Make it your rule to deposit regularly in this
institutional! yonwiiladd greatly to you moral fiber
adworldiymsim Yolarcc‘ordallylnvltedtoopen
anacconniin ouSayiagsllcpn'tncatcithcr in person or
bynybb
tor
' feel that they owe it to themselves
airmanootilo action which
rccnt. who agree and conspire togeth-
or for the purpose of embarrassing or
Kneakcnim' our government or of in)
|propcrly influencing or coercing our
public representative in dealing or no.
igotiating with any foreign power. We
charge that such conspiracies amour:
a limited number exist and have been
institution for the purpose of advanc-
ing the interests (if foreign countries
to the prejudice and detriment of our
own country. We condemn any politi-
cal party which. in \‘ll‘W of the ncily.
ity of such conspirators, surrenders
its integrity or modifies its policy.
Along with the proof of our charac- '
for as a nation must no the proof of
our power to play the part that laglii-i
matcly belongs to us. The people of_
the United States love peace. They;
respect the rights and covet the;
friendship of all other nations. Thcy‘
desire neither any additional torri-i
tory not any advantage which cannot;
be peacefully gained by their skill.j
their industry. or theirenterpriso: but }
they insist upon having absolute free-1
dom of national life and policy. and
and to the role of spirited independ-
‘mo which it is their sole ambition »
to play that they should render them-
selves secure against the hazard of
'ntorforoneo from any quarter and
should be able to protect their rights
upon the soon or in any part of the
world. -Wo, therefore, favor the main-
tonanco of any army tally adequate
noncuukemmyfwdormtsamr.
I‘M of tho Motion of the nation‘s
rights, the fullest derolopmont otmod,
out methods 'of ”about dots-o and
the MW“ of an Modesto ro-
servo of ottlnons trained to arms and
prepared to Menard the people and
territory of the United tSatos dgalnat
muomim
”inflammatinmt l.
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More of the Men’s OxfOrds
Classy models to please the cartful l
Tan or Black. Rubber or Leather soles
CONNEALLY 8. BRACKEN
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ates discord and strife among our peo'nnd fully equal to the international-
plo so as m obstruct the wholesome‘lfl‘ik'l which the United States hopes ful pursuit of the ”legitimate objects of power ,not only to make itself safe at”
more” M unification, la fume“ to‘and expect; to my“. fill" in 90mm“ our national life, which statesmen of home but also to make secure its just .
tho trust w-puh the privileges of ciii- in! The plans and enactments of their]! parties and creeds have prescrib- interests thtout'houi ill? world and
zenship repoac in him and disloyal to ”0"“ Congress afford
”00’ 0‘ 0111' purpose in thls exigent beginning of our history. But the cir- of humanity, to assist the world ,In
'cumstanccs of the last two years have securing settled peace and justice. We
"The Democratic administration has revealed necessities of international.10“ch that every people has the “KM '.
1-“! and a, dammit“ of the “on". throughout the present war scrupu- action which no former generation can to 011005? the sovereignty under which
the. “(-Hvlung and designs of every ‘lt‘mily and successfully held to the old have foreseen.
’ political or Mblpaths of neutrality and of the peace' duty of the United States to use it!
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“We, therefore. condemn so subway-.j‘niltter.
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