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m Line of Bathing Caps I
‘A‘t , I _. ing to the Lounsbury store.
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mar,~traakingsomsuemt his pain “m w“
m .w s m 5 an m
33'“ 3' m l The trolley COIN!!! has lengthened ash. is. uni-d Kouey. at W
despondent, “.3. isverish and miscr- the switch on Railroad avenue. making no. 3m”, N y, my, m
_able. your meals soar and almost non-I '“ “’0'“ M“ "1038 M Wm '3‘ am. or the Rut-err took the sat: in}
hidnewtietiuanticipauanalipolay-
trig or the permuted! save-ear en
gm" ”'7 mtemermt'heuxtrwweeae.
ism, Ion-Mn
rm “limestone phoenix“ ' init.
.3! , fim‘mmpe—rmm
*‘~ Mrs.
Heights is able to be on again, after whereas “0" an “'17 “flaw“ ‘5 nee-I
her recent illness.
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Charles Peterson
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James Combs visited the camp 0!-
on Tuesday.
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George R. Smith attended the tuner-
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Norms
We
Oil has been apt-d a! West erase.
to allay the dual.
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Fidel.
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Heights lollts have presented a pc-
that the train which iormerly stopped
there at 1: 02 westbound, but was
The iaterior of c. a Blloom's he“. dropped from the summer schedule. be
has been repainted w c. 1). Austin. ,
resumed. This leaves the Heights
withodt any train from 9:52 a. m. to
A picked nine of Barton ballplaytorg’ 32“ I!- l. M then none until 5156 it
will play the Rosesz of Blidgepon n Durien people are also complain
on SHE‘S.
lng became this train was taken 0!,
'ss it enabléd talks to travel to Stars-
at the lord or New York last alter lunch.
ossary to catch the 18:08.
i
! hearsals, under Mr. Swift's directiea.
began yesterday, and will continue
John H snipe-s) 3 house at the daily until the days oi the perform-I train to Stamford first
Height. has been legged to Mrs. Craw- ‘ance. Mr Swiit me etc diner-exit acc- was repaired during the night and this
iey of New York.
i tioas o! the perisrmers morning, after-
iI noon and evening. The date has been
A concrete curb has been laid along deiiaitely tiled tar July 12 and 13. the
Railroad avenue. from the bank build-3 entertainment to be given in the Town} v”. \er Maseru.
I Hail.
:stantial sum for the library's benefit,’
it is expected to realise a subI
Mrs. r‘ranb Lynch oi the Heights is as this local institution. meeting a
The launch Merry -Maid is being 0"‘1 (‘OIllalescing at her home. alter trash, 'great need, is obliged to depend upon
erhauled on the dry-dock in back of merit in the Stamford Hospital.
the Crescent Laundry.
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(‘ ontrsctor W. H. Arthur is expected
The barrel Red Star and Bright to begin work on the' Mansfield avenue
Star, loaded with coal, were towed to ”WNW“ "1 “90‘“ ‘i '0“-
the docks owned by Bishop and LynesI
last night, by the tug-boat Milton.
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Mrs. G E. Richter and Master Ger
aid leit Tuesday to spend a test days
Herbert Carr and Irving RObertson with the iormcr's mother. Ire. J.
Imade a trip to New York in Mr. Carr 3 Kirliwood of Brooklyn.
.Mlautomobile yesterday. White in the
‘city they took in the doubleheader
i 3 between the Giants and Phillies.
The Women's Auxiliary of tho
IChrist Epsloopal church,th its NE-
ular meeting at the home of Mn. 3.!
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East Norwalk residents, living near!
.the public dump, on the east end or
Ithe Washington street bridge,
l health authorities sll’buld look after
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vented
IIroonl (or something you may neVl'I
use again—but use a Sentinel "For‘
i 3 Sale" ad.
i '——Dont try to
use nth-but use a Sentinel "For
called tortilla. sucked into the blood}
‘ through the lymph ducts. excite the
till beams. You becerae across,
sssteyoa. Thenyodresorttoacstan-
,ilide. staph or the bromides which
Wurflyntmmuurrtstse
hieedetihsseirriratiagtuias. .
.a sinners-t water with a tee-
magmas-assume senile.
are ed at Hotel Davenport.
IVEI'Y ml"!!! annoyed by the stench that the new stesard at Fitch's Home {or
“m“ m “'8 deflrihs waste. The the soldiers.
lira. Virginia McDaniels. who has
‘ been at school, has arrived at her no
ents' summer home at the Heights tor
her vacation.
Eugene Wilmoit has resigned his po-
1w. Carver. on Cove avenue, notes-milieu with D. M. Allen & Son 0:240.
day Routine business was transacted. l roton. so also the employ of And!"
Carnegie, as abauladr.
dad—.4
James landerbacir. formerly employ-
Stamiord, ia‘
this matter, and see it it can be pro. George N. Downs has moved from
hire. E. Ryan has been entertaining
her sister Mrs. George Hall, and other
"d Wmnm “0m” relatives iro- Brooklyn. at her haste
room for some int: you may never attire Height! -
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sissoa were the
recipients
Wednesday.
0! many
\M’
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R. I“!!! wasoalled him “gunmen
m, WMu,bmmfIneb M mm? Harrison‘
alofbis mother,melondayat
herbomeinlirooklynJgadsoi’eare. “33,35.
Thehsumeatwasmedsiataema‘ly .
such efforts to replenish its shelves“
the town's appropriation and other
sources of income being barely sunl-
clout to meet its running expenses.
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theria. but is canvaiescing.
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I Warren Avery moved from the lead
Building an Wethmsdey to Husatsd
Lane. ‘
M ‘
comb Camp, 8. of V.. will be bold nou—
day evening. ‘
Stephen Dietsko ot Piainville spent
a couple of days in town with his mo-
lira. James Dillon house on NOIlhilll' ther- on Ssmlnsry‘strvet.
avenue, to Grover C Raymond' s place
II—Don't try to and permanent Stomp" i on Chestnut street.
John ‘Bello of Stamiord has Ml‘
tthe barber shop conducted by the late
"Chick" Beveneto, ia the Opera house
block.
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Mr. and
tended the 190th anniversary 0! tr...
1 ganisation oi the Wilton church, .‘
conaratul' ..ons day evening.
which was the 21st endi-
Versary oi their marriage.
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sin. Alice a Wood or round more b” m "mm” mm “d “m '3 Knox ennui one or the leaders in the been killed in the agar hotness ti. 3‘. ,‘
announces the engagement of her
I Carlton Fancher.
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The Dorcas Bible class or the Melb-
odist Church will hold an all-day pic-
)lrs. Henry B. Rogers and Miss
! Mary L. Rogers will start Saturday
”or Belgrade bakes. Maine. when they
Rev. G. n. Richter is out of town to wm spend the greater part of the sum:
is!!! m m the blood so fast sttmd the annual conference of pea- mer.
that it W in the smaller "we“ tors of rural churches, today. at Sierra:
and veins of the head producing vie‘ w‘m‘m‘ ““9“
.ertd
Ir. and Ira. Edward Kelley Id in
any or Carter street visited with M
Ihissutomohile.
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llr. and Mrs. M Kelleyses
taraedimtbekhonsymoanrb
lee-sun. menthol"
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riospsaslaaeeymt uamszrOI W lathe-W
Church. Tbs-a ser- M My eve-lag. wheat!
oniheSsadsynearestto; Athau University cobredquartette
thel‘oarthotJuiy.barebeoomeafl-9Iuveaaemberotaeiscubnsoipiata-
tumultuous. Thomson-geyser tic: melodies.
‘~ ego,aadtbs mayearbmthet. veryintereetingone. I
are specially mavens. On this no
male-t in Ioaepbl. Alisa will “I
and Joseph Whiilie will play on theI phced on the freight service. it was:
corner Dr. llartyn will speak on “Tri—
Nathan E. Peck oi Fitch's Home has' nutrient Democracy.”
bseayisitiiginhlew Haves.
H. )1. Swift oi the John R. Ropers
hew tori militiamen at White Plains Omnlmlon: Forlorn. 0 arrived in The overhead wire broke on the
Itowa londay. with several trunks and
cases of costumes to be used in pro.
‘ seating the extravagant "i-ii‘," tor the‘
al of his grandmother at Waterbury benefit of the Carter: Library. MI arrive until about 7:30, because it was
Wednesday.
Charles Smith has been ill of diph-l
The regular meeting or RichardtllorI
lira. Carl S. Raymond llr.
innite plan now trader oasideraiion
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The program was 8
Because no dependence could heI
necessary to bring the cornerstone for
.' St. Aloysius' Church from Oneoo, this
Suns, by am to New Canaan on Sat
,ubr. The sum flow was 188
“I“ lrene Austlnoi the Heights has titles to the blew Haves road. mine miles and was eeoosnplished in goo-A
beep visiting relatives at lit. Klsoo.
time by Fenton Brothers, the contract
m i
The new train schedule went into
elect on the electric brunch Monday:
There are only two changes—the train
formerly leaving New Canaan at 7:50
a. an. new leaves at 8:15, due at Stain-I
tor-d 8:33, and New York at 0:34 a.
m. Train formerly leaving Stamford
at 8:30 a. m., :low leaves ten minutes
letorwszto, arriving at New Canaan
8:59 a. m.
electric branch, Wednesday evening.
and delayed commuters for an hour
or more. The express train did not
necessary to send a steam engine to
TM Hill to pill! the stalled local
morning the regular train service vise
Ieaos more restored.
; ROWAYTON i 1"
“mm "<A:t‘ .IF'"-_"J
lies I. A. Ireland has been serious-
Iy ill at her Tobenelte home.
Miss Elisabeth Randall is spending
Iher vacation tram Smith College at
Iher Tokenehe home.
I The whsri'being constructed at the
John McCormaclt summer home in To-
Ikenekc. is about‘completed.
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William Lynch, who has been a stir [
ldent at Yale, is now at his parents"
home in Tokeneke for the summer va-
cation,
A dance was held at 'l‘dhonehe
\\ ednesdsy afternoon, by the children
this being the annual dance planned
‘tor the limo rota. in the schedule or]
1entertainments oi the Tokeneltc club. I
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i The Connecticut Company is make,
ing repairs to its bonding and road
iced in the village. and alter this is
‘completed t is expected that the high
way work in Rowayion avenue start-.
‘cd over a year ago, will he dalshedI
Jarvis Murray, the motorcycle can!
is on the look out for bots riding bi-
(yr-lea on the sidewalk. For someI
time ills practice has been going on
but the police have decided that it‘
has to be stopped.
‘ The old rope attached to the KatieI
I.hlarie upon which the boys swing
back and forth, has not been cut. Ono!
the leg, last week, when he hit tth
1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marsh and Mr. daughter, Myrtle Bell Wood, to a. "do "I the [w The authorities ‘1"
and Mrs. claronce Jennings, all 0! Eas-
ton, were recent guests of tiles and
probably wait until some one is killed
or permanently injured before the!
3take action on this case
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The w. c. 'r. U. held its monthly are at the home or rm. Aaron Jelil. er ‘ mill“ "“1” °‘ mm“
_ meeting in the pageant-rem n' 4,. il-‘ Talmadge Hill, nest Thursday.
Headache or any kind, is caused by brary, Wednesday alter-noon The “0'
‘ ante intoxication-which means ”1‘. bability oi a ire-license contest in town
poisoning. Liver and bowel poisons? "l" h“ V" WM
"use Company held Tuesday evening._
.the matter of new equipment was dis-m
cussed and it was voted to purchase
newbosesndalnagreedthatanal-
tomobiie hose wagon was badly need-
ed A committee oi ten members was'
enabled to take charge at the mat-
ter and plan ways and moms to raise
the necessary funds (or the purpose.
The Cemittee met last even sad
;wiIi hold another meeting ne week
at which thus it is expected some dewI
will he adopted. As this is a vein-
in, erganisation and receives at
mamrtbseityMitis
mmmmuamm
will do all they can to lid! in this}
The break .
. ' [fiestas-era. which harshest: tied
WMmmnwlflfldlim”m “mu"
thebeldhgprtse. -
saline-o 3.1a; lei-sun 830.2,br31dth. its;
we}: min; Minuet) use?
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Business Hours from 8:30 a. in. to 6 p. or. daily.
‘I
Nervs for the Mes ‘
Shirt lit-its of unusual interest to men will occupy till!
spate tomorrow.
it's going to i,»- an unusual oficring, so watch for it, ' 1
men.
It's a bargain.
Chairs and Cushions
The substantial Armchairs and Rockers tos- porch ’ l
and out- door use are no“ in daily demand. No matter ’ .
how many one has, some one of the family is always left
out and relegated to the cushion and the front steps.
Special Sewing Rockers, low and easy, $1.00
High-back Rocker, broadout arms, :1.” 3‘
Spatial Rock“, spindle back, rattan seats, 1.15
Tigh-back Rocker, broad arms, rattan seat and back, . .
strengthened with iron braces, $3.50 . ‘ .
Swinging Canvas Chairs on iron frames. Back and
scat of striped awning tanvas frames easily adjusted by
the one “ho .slts in it from uptight to rttlinilig posi-
tions. One may nap in the Coolest comfort.
$5.00. ,' "I
‘ Fourth floor. ';
Gay Cmomie’ Cushions, .5
Stenciled Linen Cushions, 31,25 '
Awning Stripes,
Third floor. 3;! _-
Lawn Sertees.’ Folding Chais. . 4 SI
lomatvto inches, finished ma- Canvas seats, ”gig. f a
pit or painted green, 95 Cts. Folding Stools, 15 ”d 35 oil. xv
Fourth floor. ‘
Comfort Settees.
Fududuududududududdddd cm
Full slat seats and backs, shap-
ed to fit the back, will fold,,
Play Clothes for .
Kiddies
$2.35-
. Good and sensible little Bloouls'
Dennison Papers are for the beach. amend
. ' lakclcts have their fascination}. .
or the Patriotic order Put on the little playdotlwle
Napkins. 5 C“- ! 40'» 35 “3- 3 Sizes 4 to 10 years, in eithel
hundred. back or white,
Crepe Paper and Garlands . Washable Hats for little sogirth
Flags and Shlddl and boys, .59 m». on. "
Luncheon Sets for Iziilcoilleu Straw Hate in Various styled
50 cos. and aoiorings. 1'
The Special Oii'cr
Read’en me I EBx!
tompletcd and ready for display l.
Call at the department oat thd
third floor and learn about it to
obtain a pass if you wish to sell
it- ' this“
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'Elhrfl. Micah (Earnhardt:
sesame use amuse re alive i
one «mo or same. c.
any. Recesvslt's Action wu AM “some. June sot—ma: new.
GranudIWLiD. mamloredmamwboldt‘aaenia
HARTFORD. June so. —Herbert tween years ago. is tailored the"
For the Designer subscription
ends Saturday, the first
so. cts. for a year.
No entries made on cards later
than October first.
Pattern Section.
IMITH OUT FOR HUGHES,
'progresslve movement (our years 180. troopers and Cal-ram soldier-r all .
issued a statement todai'. saying he Carriaal. last week. Janus! hid'noil ,
would support Charles E. Hughes for been heard be. since the fiy belle“.
the presidency and would so on tbeltown and nothing was been none
stump ior him, it albd upon. H6 coming his whereabouts “ii! I“
'considers that Mr. Hughes meets all and? oilicial m an “F” had
the necessary requirements I- I one been killed is stated. leashes. is
masters candidate. 0! Col. loose was said, was attached in the Tutti
'evclt’ action in supporting Hashes cavalry and wassmeasbar Kéaptain
Mr. Smith says it was one of the c L Boyd's command. .wbldh- was
greatest acts of a great life. attacked beexicans. MW it
Mr. Smith was commissioner 0! so its way north. a, ' 3
eerporstion under President Roose-
SENATOR me With}
velt's administration sad was the pro-
grousivs nominee tor mother in 1912. Former State Gallo? I“
Peck, owner oi W
Ion Main street. W
been seriousltlill lot more} days
. . with ante mm m ,_ .
NEW manor: June so—rhe U. W. pm 1. mm.
I gnvsnment purchased the steamers mm, Dr 3, “skinned :
thxmmmmIouumougdhg pro-slime.
Grand Trunk Railroad yeeesrdsy at- my Ilsllt mm}. W
team The W M ”v ‘3 wcnonthewayiemib'a
understood. was 81.000300 etch and .
UNCLE “M ”Y. TWO TRANS-
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