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Oil! way of dealing is
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Hart Schafl'ner & Marx have produced
the “sport" suit in a number of variations;
some with loose belts, others stitched on;
2 and 3 buttons.
Rogers & Stevens
NORWALK SO. NORWALK
The home of Hart Schafl‘ner & Marx clothes
‘Albert D. Morgan?
(Necessar- to Clias E. Dom.)
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Diana
Clio'colates
The Better Kind
0. {Clifford Pharmacy,
. 80 Main and Elizabeth Sts.
Phones 833-1532
', In Sealers] Varieties
‘ and Styles
:45 Washington St.
iNear New Washington St.
' Bridge.
Max Levy
Shoe Store
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The Sport Suit
T’S' full of action, vitality; a lively
style that’s making a nation
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GAZETTE BLDG.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. ' ‘1 NORWALK.
YEARS
That's what we claim for the Shingles we
since we put in our stock of Galvanized Nails.
used with these Nails.
Board, B. P. S. Paint.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
A ROOF TO LAST THIRTY
sell. but we've
only had the nerve to come out in the open and declare it
Let us show you the Shingles we recommend to be
Our Specialties-Creo-Dipt ‘Stained Shingles. Beaver
The Hatch £1 Bailey! Co.
Dresses. Waists, Skirts and Hats. *
on all Women's and Misses’ Suits, Coats.
and Hats. 50% off while they last.
CLOAKS
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. ‘
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HOSIERV. ' GARMENTS.
At 15 ct... 2.1er 25 eta. Ladiea' Shirt wit-ts
At 25 eta. A specialty At {1.00. A specialty.
Ladles' Silk Hose .Middy Blouses
35 ets.‘, 50 ets., $1.00 50 cts. to 31.25-
saamo UNDERWEAR
Children's. 10 are to 25 oil.
Ladies', 10 eta. to 50 eta.
~UNlO‘N SUITS
25 ete., 50 cts., $1.00 .
MEN'S GARMENTS
25 eta., 50 eta.
Children's ‘Dreases
50 oil. and $1.00
Boye’ Suits
60 cts. to $1.25
Chlldi‘en's Rompers
. 25 eta. to 75 eta.
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Buy now while this sale is on. This is the logical
place for you to buy your necessary Summer Suits. Coats.
' FINAL CLEAN-UP
Dresses. Skirts
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‘SOUTH NORWALK.
SOUTH NORWALK’S FASHION CENTER
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ibeiore the Spanish naval amber-
1ities were consulted. '
l Premier Romanones. interview,
ted canceling the visit. saysthat
,entrance of belligerent warships
theGermaninternedshipRosna
A Sale of Ladies’ Suits
Our entire stock of this season’s models
:the Spanish government will not
permit its neutrality to be'
brought into question under any
circumtsances. and will insist on
.the strict observance of interna-
.tional regulations concerning the
into neutral ports. The lettter
which the submarine brought has
not been turned over to the Ger-
‘man embassy and no further de-
tails have been learned regard?
ing it.
The loss of life on the steam-
ship Mercury. which was sunk
by a mine in the Black Sea. un.
‘doubtcdly has been large, from
‘reports received in regard to the
1disaster. f
The Mercury was traveling
lfrom Odessa to Kherzon withI
passengers. including a largei
Greatly Reduced in Price
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An exceptional chance to save money at the beginning of summer.
A personal inspeCtion is necessary to fully appreciate the values.
i800
:number of college students who
iwere bound for their homes for.
the summer vaaction. The ves-l
sel struck the mine i3 miles from ‘
Odessa and two miles of? shore.
lin a rough sea. The bow was‘
: blown off and the ship sank in
sfive minutes. Only two lifeboatsi "_ ‘
Ewere hunched "“1 bOth' “do“! edlidgrflgemri‘ilhlittirffin slizslil‘lLaix-‘
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aw‘th p..“en‘en' were (Plenum other matter which he wished to,
{KL Thule“! b0“! Wthh we“: bring to the attention of the Chair-
; sent to the wreck, were unable to! man of the Military Affairs commit-
Eapproach the “an. owing to the: tee. lie said: “i am not going to of-
fer an amendment to the bill. but 1'.
-heavy In' but “landed in m'l am going to ask lhe chairman if. dur‘.
;cuing ..passengers who were] ing the progress of this bill, and
lstrong swimmers or who floated: sometime before it is enacted into-
340 them on (figment; of wreck. law, he and the party which he repre- 3
as, acute will not make some provision
, ' . . for the families of the members of the L
i Twenty-eight bodles have been ; National Guard? (‘nlling a member of ;
fwashed ashore. lthe Guard into the Government ser-
i The dinner was wimegsed by: vice is a very differenltI thing from the,
‘ - - case of a volunteer w 0 goes it o e
i the captain Of a Rama" “amen regular army 10 make it his vocation.
Who» hOWCVCTv did “0t attempt ' Other governments are doing precisely .
to go to the l'CIClle because be‘ what i am asking ll:'\ chairman of the
ibelievcd the ship had been tor-{couimégee :0 (Iggy-“m1
I - = " no s '
ipedocd and thlt 1“. own vessel! reference to Connecticut. for my one
;would suffer the same fate. ‘dersinndlng is that within 24 hours
i The London Daily News 0.3"“ from the time the call was issued the
that four privates in the non-. National Guard of mydsuite emolume-
. . ““4 ;ed themselves as res y to en mi
‘combatam' C0 ompoud 0“ themselves to the ordcr'a of the Gov-
lme'? With CQMCi'Miom scruples ,‘ ernment; but i do say this: That it is.
llgllnlt fiflhnnl Who in {leaded} for your interest and for mine and furl;
to work behind the lilewwere‘the interest of every citisen of this
Tailored Skirts at Reduced Prices :33
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H. Krieger & Co.
Summer Dresses 1.98 to 10.00
.CrepedeCheneWaistsZ.98t05.98
°LingerieQVaists - - - 1.00
Striped Skirts - - - 100'
Children’s Dresses 500 to 2.98.
White Millin ery at Popular Prices‘
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later commuted to ten years' im-l venue of the plan Which I Provo“ “mi Genuine Spring Leg of Fee Roast no bone 1Be
'prisonment. Th affair has caused1 “0‘ be ”if? 8'9?” ‘ "° “mlwmfi‘eji Lamb ........ . ........ . 25c. Sperry a. some. Hm. 23¢,
‘a sensation and will be taken up." “"9 “m“ ““ ”7‘99"“ 3‘ 1 Native Veal from 18c. up Roy-I Hams .............. 22c.
l _ . _ _ . people are able and willing to meet the: Small Picnicks 16c
ifor discussion in Parliament 011; required taxation. i believe that thel Home Dru-ed FowII 28% pm” Hm. """ 22°"
iMonday. .’ calling out of the National Guard by' Fancy Roasting Chickens .. 30c. he... Shoulders 18c:
‘the administration at this time is
l worth all that it wichost. even if they
have no war duy to perform, becausel
we will thereby be enabled to Judge
Cluick Roast of Beef . . 16c., 18c. Flank Steaks (Special) 22c.
Pickled Trips and Pickled Plga’ Feet.
Everything in line Groceries and Delicatessen.
Full line in fresh Vegetables.
5 There is general satisfaction
‘shown among the public in
iAthens over the result of the ul- 1
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l‘amatum Mt to King consotm-l M ‘0 ho. muCh dPDFnd'ETlCC CI“ be' 3.“ Bufier ---....o-sse'o'a'a‘o"s‘oo a‘ . an s a.....u...........‘35c. \
tine'bV. the Ententes. The diDlO- l firfiigltufeolnta‘iilcima’n‘hndcxpzn‘tl‘latntc: Egg: ‘ remier Oleomargarine . . . . . i. . .I.’ “I. . it .................. 25c.
,mguc representatives of.the Allies; them. and 1 want to encourage them‘ rictly Fresh Eggs gsaoseee‘fl .............................. .. 34c.
h'Ve Tec°mm¢nd¢d the lmmedl‘te ; all, single men and married men—but . ‘
lifting of the blockade and thei married men espslcila‘lly with fd‘lglllcd.‘ CHARNOKS MARKET _
' ' . having responsi tea upon 9111““ Free Dollve . Phone 3- N rt '
stock market u “may recover 'and I think the Government ought in; U 58 2 76 o h M.” 8"
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g from its panic.
Continued progress for Gener-
l some way provide for them under ex- 3 2
llsting conditions. i want most earn-i 1 _ ..
al Linsingen's forces in fightingl cstly to salt the chairman if at someJeturned to his work. But the nerve-5 WASHINGTON SCHOOL CLOSEs.
west and southwest of Lush? time durinx the aware“ of the Dll'yracking experience soon undermined.
idespite repeated counter attacksggg‘: :11! i$:ntdiiie:?nliiiililx$ta:iiii2351‘" health and he was forced to re-‘Exfluem pm“... pmemd by m.
{by the Russians. “'35 immune“: ditlozial provision for the care of the”?e 1° private life. For years Mr. PUP". 0' New Building.
.today by the German War Of—itamliles of the mtg; or titie‘l‘xatlonal1““;l cam“ largensums lit “1°11" A large number of parents and
0“”: “'1” 3“" 5“ en y “ 9““ “my 1°“ 3 ”"50“ a“ "a" a “"3 9" flitnds enjoved the followin fine clots.
'from their usual vocation? , i do nol‘pected some desperate character mg program at Washington 88cm)“-
want to hear on one soldier-s tamMonuld attempt a theft by sandbagglus Spring Thoughts—Kindergarten
anywhere in this land, being found.
dc ndent u on local charity, while he him. but he never was troubled. S __ '
W p l The night of his fight with ”“3 The “a" ”3
in ‘ School.
is away from his home defending the
COUDU’Y'S 038-" :hlghwsymen who blew the safe
This morning before the House met~ the local postomce. is an event never l'l‘oadatools—Grade 1.
Chairman Hay notlned Mr. Hill they to be forgotten by those who mmmlni’amatiutlon—Doy Blue—Grade 1,
am ndment to the
lliflll‘ti‘il-ymeggpi‘gparl‘atio: bill, appro—lded ‘0 ML Weed'a ca." for help. FEBI‘ 65°32‘88”“! ‘0 the Flag—First “00'
printing the sum of 8500.000 to beam! he followed the burglars, andl pupils. ,
placed at the disposal of the secre’Iwith one lone pistol fire in return to Folk Dance-Are of Diamonds—Grade
“'7 0’ W" for the relief 0! depend- the deadly aim of the safe-crackers: 2.
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gfice. Russian attacks in the di-
lrection of Brody were repulsed.
CARD O’F THANKS.
. To my neighbors, friends, guests.
and firemen of Rowayton and Nor-
l'walk, I wish to express my heartfelt
thanks and appreciation of their et‘
forts and aid tendered during the fire
at my home on Mpnday last.
JAMES A, FARRELL.
live ' the River—a
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iftgsflrgigv'hgt1:31:223'3réze32tafiy1A5 he was urging on the midnight.Recitation—Meaning
of the' National government. This war, he was hit with a thirty-eight in; Grade 3.
amendment will he offered some'dml. the center of the forehead, but “34:0“. Dance—Oxdsnsen—Gm‘de 2.
.this afternoon. - thick felt hat stopped the force, so Song—Little Boy Blue—Grade 4.
that he was not instantly killed. With Recitation—The Duel—Grade 3_
JOHN B. WEED DEAP. him in this fight. “'3'” his “siSlant-lSnng-—»—P01ir Leaf (‘lover——Grade 4. 1
Marvin Mcrril, now residing in Rock- Recitation—Birds—Grnde 3. '
ville. Sous Santa Lucia—Grades 5 and C F
of Colors—o
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FANCY GOODS
Formerly Niahtwatehman In New Ca-
Plaln or Fancy Ribbon "um and Had a Fight With
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19' at." 25 on, 59 eta. l , aural-rs. h Ml“ Weedd‘: 1:01;;(6 m2? i‘fid (‘zilistheiilcs—Grades 5 and 6. l
Ladles‘ Neckwear i Johh B. Weed, who died Tuesday. oiafidsatnstenper: ay 0 n S e Slavish Dance—Grades 5 and 6. ..
25 CM. 50 tho $1.00 ‘ :in :1 Stamford .sanltarlum, where he ve y p ' Flag Drill . den 5 and 6. !.
Lhdl: d t t tfo several Qt" For “'3
Windsor Ties n can up er res men r .. .. . uo anon h a e _
25 eta. and 50 eta. months, was well known in New 30° 1‘00’ sobbed little Clarence. Flag Salute. T3
is bad boy threw a stone an' it hit
Canaan and Norwalk, He is surviVed Song—Amen c a~SchooL
by a widow and two daughters, in,
his early .days he was s cobbler, but
many years ago accepted the position
of night watchman for New Canaan.
Ladles' Silk Gloves ’
50 ets.. 75 cm, $1.00
White Kid Belts
25 eta. and 50 eta.
my new list.’3 '
“Now be a little man and don’t cry
just bananas alhorrid boy threw s_
stone and hit your hat," said his
Wlll Draft Guardsmen,
WASHINGTON. June 23.-—immefi
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' the performed his duties remnrklbl! mm"- izing the president to draft into in.
- well. and was known far and wide “Y“: but my head W“ “1 ll when he federal service National Guardsmen
for his ability todetect crime and 11“ lt-"—P“¢k- willing to take the oath under tho
new army law was asked in the House.
today by Chairman Ray of the xiii-
elassiiled advertiser, at the time you tary Committee. At the same limo
secured your present position. per-lire offered an anie'ndment to declare
have you have found one payan that the emergehcy for the draft new
twice the salary—and with twice the exists, instead of leaving the question
chance for useful service. " to be determined by the president. A
criminals. He served the town faith-
fully, and not until he was wounded
in sumldnlgbt fight with bank burl-
lars did he give up active duty as I}.
watchman. Even, then, after linger-
ing between life and death for weeks.
with a bullet hole in his forehead. he
--If you had been a good Sentinel
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