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Wilbur
For‘lhtColdonooro
lem
MEN’S I —
TAN ?
OXFORDS
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with Neolin solo
Willis"
lichen Richard-m, of Weld
was a visitor in Norwalk today.
thesauruses --{
this one thing. Buy GOAL now while you have the opportunity for
l'
mintzs *
June Clearance Sale ’
Special Values in all Depart-
ments
NEW STORE HOURS
This store will be closed Mondays at 6200
further notice.
winternso. Notwhotyeuloybutwhotyougetlothorealtootof
value. Weanfltyour orderstothotopnotchofporfeotlon.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113—3. :31 Washington St.
.__.-_ 22.2211
and heel 1
LOBSTERS é
suit Sfllll (tits
‘ ’
(leVBl‘ S .CUTBILL’S BRIDGE MARKET * '.
m wuhingtonst. Phones 108 and tog.
ZUNDERTAKER .
Tot, ollco. 1m: Hanoi, sea,
1 27 waonmuroa or.
. new no new noiLomo ‘
Unusually attractive styles in chil-
dren's rompers are being shown at
the N. B. Ryan Co.’o store this week.
Cecil Tibbito, who is employed in
hmhniont, spent the Sabbath in Nor-
wolk. ’
Uwrence Kennedy, of the Crofut
Ind Knapp office force, is enjoying a
week‘s vacation, which he is spend-
llg in New York City with relatives. 1916 ms ms t
‘ -A strawberry festival will be git-i ml. ‘ESIWHES
i Tho sole that gives long wear P- m. “a" .
and decided comfort.
a by the Friendship Circle on Mrs.
‘3. ll. Andrew's lawn, 46 West avenue,
‘l‘losdsy evening.
1
Maud ho- locond Pm
I'lcontested divorce cases will beiathletics. I
heard, Wednesday and Thursday of "35 taken from us by death. ‘
this week, in the Superior court. There ; “When we came back at the bean- '
In a large number of these cases mining or our whomom year, we coir.I
the program at the present time. is‘dP“*d V‘h‘“ f’m‘ pumubood duyo ‘
1wcre lett behind.
“We attempted to assume an air,
of dignity, tor fear that we might be
taken as freshmen. .01 ”5
“Our sophomore and junior years?
passed much the same as all sopho— period.
up," and junior years pass, but:-—- “Some of the aforementioned have
“When we entered in the fall 0115900310 “0 3““th ‘0 "113 particular
lthi, m,- reached the acme of periec room that ions alter onelttoen. the!
Him, the highest heights of glory, the Jim “3801'-
zcttith oi cxrellrm; we were Seniors; “We wonder wh"
"For some unaccountable reason,, “We are gathered here tonight 11
And the other sossion from 10 to 12, W” were “0‘ ‘0 h“ “”0““! ‘0 exer— the end 0’ 0‘" specified course—Abe
"1“:th me work {or me day. ‘cise all out“ sacred pril‘ileges and 95500111919310“ of four years of labile!»
.tit!iii.-ltcd rights-we were refused the lion and study, which we. feel, with)
use of the trout door. However, at- iout boast, have not been in vain. ;
ter much altercation and argument,‘ "With deep regret at our departure;
pm and con. we were permitted the and with heartfelt sympathy for thou
ancient custom. who has been em- who come after an. we leave these
ployed, We might say, by generations .hallowed halls."
of Seniors. . —-—-———-——-—--
‘Score one for what we think is one? A DELEGATION OF WOMKN.
of the best classes that ever entered iwere intensely interested when they
sztcrt-d portals of this revered :recently visited the Pinkham lAbora-
institution. ‘itory at Lynn, Mast, and saw the ex-
"The next matter of any consider— ireme cleanliness and purity which
able importance, which claimed ourfiprevttil in the preparation and stor-
attention, was the performance of the , ing by Lydia FL Pinkham‘s Vegetable
‘llen Greet Players.’ These talentediCompound, as well as of her other
artists presented ’Much Ado About medicines. An hour is required to go
Xti'hine.” which was thoroly enjoyed ’tltrough so large an establishment.
by all who attended. Much praise is LOne thing which struck the visitors
due to thaw \\llO managed the affair. ’was the great number of files contain-
it “.15 ten >tltrcessful, financially, as ,llng the letters of women who told
‘ ,how much the famous Compound had,
The Most Exciting Story 1.
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Ever ._Wrote—-
Free Delivery
l
Portals are being received from Mr.
ond Mrs. Charles L. Barker from Get-
tysbug, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Barker are,
inking a week's tour through. the
Bhenendonh \‘alley. They are expect-
ed home the latter part of the Week.‘
The summer school for backward
pupils will be held at the Franklin
fiehool from July 10 to August 42h.
Utte session will be held from S to ltl.
Read
‘ ”The Curve of the Catcher)” 2
1n
PlC’l‘ORlAL REVIEW ‘
,FOR JULY, ,
3:.
Seasonable Shoes for Summer-
time
The best line of ii HITE SHOES we
have ever shown f~ t Mcr, Women and i
lChiltiten i
Satisfactory Hosiet y of all grades 2
CONNEALLY 8: BRACKEN
TILIPHOII 14m.
The first meeting of the creditors in
th bankruptcy case of Richard (‘op-
ovrs of Stamford, was hold this morn-
Ing in the local bankruptcy court. H.
A. Goldsteln of this city was elected
to act as trustee, under a 8900 bond.
”-(iscfaficofiy‘ On scallion?)
James Donnelly mm m «.3
I1 WASH INGTON CTR!"
MNS Pauline Miller, of Elmwood
avenue, arrived home today from
Northstttpton, Mass, where she has
been attending school. She was ac-
companied by her school chum, Miss
Pauline Preum.
the
I;
CENTRAL HOTE or: not“
Got-nor Moor» and Chow-M “roots, tooth Nomlk.
Referee in Bankruptcy John W.
Banks this morning heard the peti-
tion of Silllllli‘l \\'. Tasch of Danilurl'.
for discharge from bankruptcy. As
no opposition to the discharge “'3‘“.
Many Hours of Com-
fort ftom a pair of
Room; by day or wook at reasonable oriooo.
Ivory room well ventilated. olootric lights and no. N
You Will [lave !
ce::<. Matty of the old Alumni were slon.
entered, Rcfcrce litmks will recom-j“"” ”“ “mum" . 3 Mil.
mpnd ”,9 discharge. ‘ "Another thing, we S-r-niors are done for them. Only part of them I” l w - ‘ '. ll'lt clan,
’protrtl ut‘, is the Senior “once, which published, and no letter is over pub- our g asses. 8 cm ‘1 A ,\~ .
.‘ . . ., .- . . . n . th writer's rmls- ' “ _.
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Foster and my” tats tcld dutint. llli (hnstmas re .liahcd without 0 9° ploy ownsts_grad. l K J fiwn —"
of Danbury and Belle island, return-
————__.——————-
{THE GOOD OLD ‘
present. and cnloyed tltcinsclves im-
ed Saturday evening from Mcdi‘ord.' , ’. ,T ‘ _
Mass. where they nltendcd 1m. class l’ill'llmtly, The chins made a clear pro-tTo_iN3PECT H'AEsEl; AND CORNED “ate physi.‘ .aus__to SUMMER TIME “WALL "a."
fit of $1.19, somethtntt which has not, ‘1" be pleasant indeed if you do 0 o Bo JaCkson "0"“ '
day exercises of the clttsa of 1916, of
which their son. Francis .1. Foster, is
a member. The words of the class song
sung during the exercises, were writ-
ten by Mr. Foster.
been done for the last two years. Is: PHONI m
. . Thacher Will Visit
this not some thing to be proud of? Meier “"8511“,... Homo.
"There have been Senior Plays for; To ascertain if conditions in the
generations and generations. but we 3 Soldiers‘ Home ‘ilithoggl'oglurch satin“
have it on reliable authoritt that ours i lHCtOI‘y. Minor 0 n - 13¢ 9" u
t ‘ on ital
.was one of the best in the history of Hartford. a member 0! the h p
the school, and the best in the last i, week.
your resting on the porch or in the
house in some of our
§w1LLow OR RATTAN
. FURNITURE.
THAMER -. ltlosoblgandroomy.oooooland
comfortable you will be glad to get
tired in order to enjoy its restful-
nose to the full. ,Wo have such
Oeulloto, Optomoirioto. Opticians.
87 Atlantic 8m. Stamford. Conn.
Open Sat. Eve. Till I. Eot. 1897.
examine your eyes.
OPTICIAN
Everything in the Optical um;
Eyes Examined Free
The Sunday school of the Washing-
ton Park Methodist Episcopal church
in Bridgeport, will hold the annual
picnic on Thursday morning at 8:54,
o‘clock, leaving for Roton Point. If,
furniture in sets or in single pieces.
Plenty of potterno, only one dual.
ity—tho best. .-
A. J.‘ANGEVINE & SON
ibonrd, will visit the ittstltutlon for a
lie will go there probably
dccadc. Every person that build-Homorrow. On a recent visit to thc
pitted covered himself with glory, as hotne, Major Thacher had a conver~
it were sailon with two men with whom he
' ’ had served in the (‘lvil War. They
“No wonder we hm“ bill ’lmds- M ‘ said the reform instituted after the
2recent investigation by Governor M.
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS — L O.
unplcnsttnl. the picnic will be llt‘ld on ‘ least some of our friends say so.
Friday. The church hell‘s will ring at, “But please do not. misundcr stand 1 H- lbo‘corbdizndnognlgtstqgrrfl'ng w _ 184-18. Wuhln'ton 8L. Io. New.“ . Smith, UnderWOOd . . .
.7 O‘clock and cars will leave the us. do not lttlior under the trtlse in] ‘the 0M ' 1 i t :a tit Remington. all other
. . ilirmdllal call-‘9 0‘ contp ‘ n " 5 ” makes, sold. rented e ee
church at 8:40 oclock prompt and re . pression (for such it is) that we are a [ condition at corned beef and bush. "0 Hula“ Business . "repaired Rentals til ‘ '
turning Will 19“"9 the 30‘0“ 1’00““ class, seeking only’ after the joys andi ———--‘-'- TREE WORK per month \Ia‘h'iues Electrical C0,
sold at 85 per month.
JAS. DONNELLY
16 South Main Street, South Nomalk
“sweets of life—far from it. We Ire ARITHMETICALLY SPEAKING.
talso a studious class. Even Chemis- ' Tommy (to lock, on leave)~Whlli
The East Norwalk Fina Departmenti try and Physics have .no terrors for l about the lingo? Suppose you want an
has chartered a special car to tnkefius. particularly after our trip to the egg over there. what do you say?"
waiting room at 5 o'clock.
We have all American men
in our «ploy whom you can ‘
trust in your home. We are
paying the Meat market
prices for all kilnlo of Junk.
OF ALL KINDS
In the Town
them from East Norwalk to the Main ‘ reservoir. Jock—Ye must “Y. "001-" . . " E =_‘-“'
street headquarters on Thursday "We are notorious for our noisincss Tommy—But suppose you wont F“ ll Be& I s . lty SP AYING AUTO SUPPLIES
The South Norwalk com. and fighting spirit. is it ill fame? iiwo? ' . DENTISTR Phone 805—50 So, Main “ ii
morning.
ponies have also engaged a special car
to take them from South Norwnlk to
Main street, where they will be joined
by the other Nor-walk companies and
will march to South Norwalk, preced-
ed by the Second Regiment Band, of
NM. RFFRON 60., Inc.
3 Rowan St., 3. Norwalk.
Tel. 444. Tel. 44:.
"We wonder. ~.
“Some of our class meeting have
been miniature riots. but the wise
counsel and and cool-headedness ' of
our sage Officers have brought us
safely thru to the end of the year. and
Jock—Ye say “Twa cots," and tho
_ silly nuld tule wife gieo yo three. and
ye julst gle her back one. Man, it's on
nwfu' easy language.—-Punch.
’
IN SEASON
Beaupaindr Saunders 6
3. Norwalk. Phones est-I3, ”62-5
is‘an important factor of success and
the wise man of today looks w:ll to
his teeth. By so doing he knows that
he is able to properly masticate his
food; his speech is not aflected by
..
NOTED.
New Haven. They will take the 9:30
train, which will also stop at Norwalk.
now, as you gaze around you. regard
the staid and dignified Seniors.
"We seem to be blessed with an un-
Revoovol of Pier
0n and am:- Mo out
height will be reooi at Pier 45
GAE-r0 n l A
FulahmandChlldrcn
open spaces. the contour of the face to
Be Surelts A
The public is cordially invited to ac-
company the firemen on this trip.
usually large number of good stud-”nu” Fawn?
East River Foot of Janna: Street for
NOMALK, so. NORWMLK, WEST.
NR1: RWAYTON AND DAMN
"The New Science
preserved. his appearance is salutary,
and he is better able to cope with the
FRISBIE’S P I .
outs and Milton equally largo num-,
ber of disturbers of the peace. These , Al m
last are intimately acquainted with} Mm of
Room Eleven in the fifth or slxthi
oarimrtou' or CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic lo the definition 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
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
Bite; life in the custom organs and
m .
Chiropractors remove disease of
disease and polo. health is restored
them harmonizing the nerve syn
toms in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curvature
of the spine. You will never regret
giving. the Chiropractor a chance to
help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
‘umuim‘oumm liqueur.
world at large, and his own interests
in particular by having teeth which
are neither unsightly nor unwhole»
some.
Every one is guaranteed a good time.
The price of the round trip tickets is
32.25. '
Made in the Cleaned ‘r
from'the best fresh ' ‘
obtainable. .
Ask Your Grocer for
Insist on them at your.
mutants. '
“to Austin: J.» and“ Transportation
~ “no. he.
Personal attention given to all de-
tails. Consultation free.
Dr. J. H. Mallery
is to. Main Bit, So. Norwolk, Conn.
Mayo by oppolnmnt only.
Hounilo.m.io5:m.:7to3p.n.
Pocket Money
Boesn’t'tltfaw interest Every dollar you carry abort or
keep at home is being deprived of its power l) cam for
you. And it is In conslaul danger of loss or impulsive
was like iiycllr raisin deposit regularlyjjn this
instill“. tuition will adopt-wily. to your moral filler
A NEW SHOWING '
WASH so
term a owmvaufrm.
Teflon“: ..
River, New?“ (foot or merino
0t.) every day except Sunday, at o p.
m. Freight ”solved otNorw-ikupto
"announce-loom «up.
‘o, 3" ‘
and nullity-possessions. You are cofllally invited to open . rm «near me To itaw “My-.4;
an account in our Savings Department either in person or ' W, not: w .2. .... "all;
um
? v—vour outlast rein-tuna. Wail!" .
“mt m ‘ an» m III-v
9.9.91; , j ;_it meant
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