t III-I.- lads our in W-Hsfloa F.
For that Gold at Yours °‘ '- m
.. u.
g - f. I. m It“ mm“ rm" “ ‘2: ‘7‘“:
audit. {elm - m a 11 dance"
“a” pm,“ eparaeattc .tionotthe
clin- '8”. 'm d m m W new headquarters of the Anode-n F.
”I 1 Federation of Labor. in Washington,
' u, a, new ot-0g.ge._n.i.,n W .m l o. c., on' July 4. attracted considers»
“angina it flat. in J. J. His- UN DERTAxEB I his attention all along the line 0!
m’ ‘ l Tel. no... nus: use-I. I». l "mm The Publicity Siren the Unit-
mu. amends»
tram ‘topitcbesnatcw;
museums
smmmmvmi
was stohnhmflkll‘flday eve:
alas. .
mindloethgotthepdice com?
mittee to am. for the convention
of m. will he held this after-
noon. in the city hall.
m
muons. ottae antral Na ’
“(2% sum today on a two
weeks' ration. He will attend the
convention n! the We in Builslo
during this time.
m
The use of William lurley, who
was arrested tor shooting a revolver‘
within the city limits. 'aseoniluued
lndednltely.
s
Minamoto! Winston. of Belden
avenue. lull.-.yesterdsy tor Hartford?
when she will spend some time with
.r———"—'—‘"
him “Am m
ed Hatters through the Loewe case lit—
museum '1'. , .
matron has made the union widely
i
fimmvoicesfieglm Met our favorite
kindstOALwhicbnebroug‘htintoyourhomesden
wintry blasuare without. OresiIOWaiumeem
unocneklowswhnisbefmhflepupa‘sdiaany
11?me BROTHERS
Phone “3-3. :31 Washington It.
Store Hours
We do. Mondays at 6:00 P. I. until farther Mm ~,
Kindly do your shopping before 6 o’clock.
l new tree It" WILDIII i,
Y
known in labor circles throughout the
country and the delegation of batters
in the Washington parade received
much applause from the thousands
who tiewed the parade as they control
stun: bearing the big banner of the:
organisation
Pmideut Wilson delivered the prin-
icipsl address at the dedicatory cere-
p‘puonies and the event wits attended by
:prominent labor men throughout the
iworld. Most of the delegates to the
last A. F. of L. convention, which was
{held in San Francisco. Cal, last No
panther. were present. mm: the rep-
iretittrttstives of the United Hatters
who were present were President
WHITE AND om
JUMPE—
in Nuhuok and Gray Kid
Colonial Tongues and Iueitlee
Turned Idler—Low Hula
With Aliumlnum Capo
to prevent wearing
By Express Today
concur-rut. me. name uLs.
LONG sun sonar) cum
0 UTBILL‘S BRIDGE MARKET
.MM and 109.
’ 71 North Main St.
Free Money
John W. Sculley and Secretary Martin
stior, of the national organisation;
illichsel F. Greene, of Orange, N. 1.:
lJohn O'Hara, secretary of the Danbury
let Makers‘ Association. and Let!!!
lOrton, of Dnubury, president of the
National Iisttcre’ Board of Directors.
' I About the reprmcntatlves of the un.
ion labor men who attended the dedi-
[‘lover’s :of the l'nitcd Hatters, a Washington ‘
cation of the building and the banner
DRDFY says:
Milton Elwood. Manager.
“Practically every national and in-
rza Washington St.
ternatiouol union affiliated with the
. (A. F'. of L. was represented, as were
lawful and state bodies from every
lrcction of the country. either by a
his mother. lire B. hi. Andrews, of
West dunno. i
Howard host. who returned from
the Norwaik Hospital. wh‘ere he on
.mt an operation. last week. isout
around the town‘todsy tor the first:
tiuepllanbwfiows.
Ilitten ot routine business were
conducted at the meeting of the down
down My dqucwrs. Which was
boldface, wiinhtston street onus-
bu. today night.
« 3. “film that W were stealing
I‘ ‘was received by the police
1 1 «rm 4er Elisabeth street
m ”0 matter was invedilsst-
u.
>>>>>
“
On vote of the members the Dan
I
. SONG BOOKS GIVEN CHlLDREN.
ifol‘ owing Clllldrln, of the South Nor
in" church scrviccs so far during the
\llnllllll‘ SFESilll'
:eprcscntntivc' or their banner which
they foru'at‘dcd, Thcy were licrc from
the Atlantic seaboard and southern‘
states, from along the Pacific coast
land from the great lakos' region.
Q "The banner of the I‘lanbury Hat-
tcrs' [.‘nion, proudly carried by s dele-
gation from that local. attracted atten.
tion. it recalled labor's successful
light against trust classification and
the possess of the labor sections oil
the Clayton antitrust law."
It is understood that while in Wash
ington the hstters’ officials took ad-
idler llclcn 'l‘llli Hart'cv Lune. Miss things of their opportunity to die-
“1,411.”, erc (hm-ice Nash Missf‘m“ the A. F. of L. hattcrs' relic! fund
Winifred Nash. Harold Benedict, El- with President Samuel 00mm" ”‘1
"A” Form dict M“ .1 Annu (tum, R1c11.11othcr prominent officials of the feder-
L'ml “WWW“ George Jatkson. Miss ntion. The amount of the relief fund
“01mm, Fret Miss Ednn Bradbury has not been made public. When the
Mm Elinor Mathews. ,\ii.~s Lilly Hen- second appeal for contributions was
“PM” Miss Ruth “mom“, Miss issued curly in May the federation
looked about $120,000 of the $252,000
9i
.4
Reward tor Permt Attendance at
South Norwsik Congregational
Church Services.
Song books were presented to the
talk Congregational thiilt'll. yoster
day morning, at the 10:30 service, in
reward for tlicir perfect attendance at
Cool and Comfortable
While Shoes
For dress m in: yachting. tennis and general wear.
llaey styles for men. women and children.
A Splendid Showing of White
Stockings
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
Ii WMHINOTON ITRIIT ' Til-"NONI "I“.
at requesting the committee's ism” 1 Bi“ Takes the we
able action on the bill and that youl
will follow thll up with personal m.1flometimes no Ms set- mod st mo
riuence and letters to the Senators When I“ Vlntl emnds done.
and Representatives of your state 1-6.1'Cause l dont “*9 l0 '9‘"! my bill
attesting their favorable vote on the And think too much of fun.
matter in the Senate and House. 3‘“ when “l“ 003‘“ out 01‘ the W
ALAN it. stmy, And m- u we to m.
‘9“, Club 0, America. Sou can't you so to five lonroo
And not some cake for too?
i allers speaks up Just as quick
lAnd pet-lite as can be—
i‘d love to go to five loom
And not some cake for tea.
BANNER “REY, 6 MONROE 8T.
Pres,
HATS ANY SHAPE.
.—_
4a we.
Wide Variance in Styles—New York
Quite 89mm.
Milllnery . "p onbury say that
never before were so many varieties
of shapes, styles and fashions of wo-
men‘s hats in vogue. Whitc scams to
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YOM
found
Cantu-e W
Price l5 Cam-
I
l ..
”James Donnelly wow?
Steam Dying 8t
-‘.
Silk Dresses, Gloves, finalists an
. Telephone 4785.
OPTICIAN
Pictorial Review ‘1
Patterns
/¢r JULY
diewChic.SrnppyStyleefor
Summer that will not be
Well-Dressed Women . '
Mennonite-sf"
The largest collection of cap
rect styles will be bundle)"
The Fashion Book"
sou suntan
-—BRIDGEPORT-
Femiy known so Iridgeport Btesm Dyeing 6. Meaning 0!.
H. LYNGE, Prop. an em- 3. M
Q. B. Jackson
in any other patter”-
r51.
use ONLY
now on sale
a.
Cleaning Cuff
4 Lace Curtains Cleaned.
53 WALL ST.
NORWALII
Phoneqal
“'7 w" of B'Nai Briih has «us iUlatlys Jackson, Miss \i: itilds Hlackson
W “G tmed its charter back m“ .‘vtiss Antics Htlldi‘lt'kfl, l,c tcr Paxton. ..
w ”W organisation. Th" 90“ Miles Elizabeth Huntington Miss Olive
“3 V“ 'l mwml benefit 0‘33““‘1wmb Itliss Alethln \\c.lih Theodore
needed to pay the Judgment in the
Loewe case. it is expected that n
rtniomonf will be issued by the fedora-
ho the popular thing now. in straw,
satin or felt, but for that matter the
chapcsu may vary from the swagger
Freight boot leaves Pier 27 East
[Riven New! York (foot of Catherine
at.) every day except Sunday, at 3 p.
m. Freight received at Nor-walk up to
5 p. m. and at south Norm-lit up to
lion.
“9 3016mm 0! the Rowoayt 11
Holland!" Episcopal Church held a
we; uncouth“ supper on the church
unto. my evening. There was a
mood attendance. and the sale at
“in! cream and confectionery-
mi. mm mm.
mm mm: Clarence Finch.
who. new a fracture or his right
“My «onus. is reported no
m (units nicely at present. The
W wants to be back in his
one. in thee it: lull. tony
‘. ‘ M
Wood win remitted this morning by
the police. tilt” a five passenger Ford
m at. with yellow wheels, had
been mom Bridgeport last
night. Wham out carried license
union" will c.
.4 would announce to the men of
t i. have boutht about 700‘
tion within ll short time giving the ex-
:tct status of the fund.
'Horwuih Miss F‘llit lloiwutli, Miss
limrcss Fiy.nn Gtturgc i‘lnrk. Henry]
Hopkins Reginald Hopkins and Frank
Lauder.
l Ten other young members of the
Echuroh, who hate also boon present
1durlng the summci scrvicm will l‘t‘
.celvc the same gifts at ttcxt Sunday
[morning‘s services at 10: 30
[ Twilight services at 6:15 p m. were
mostponed on account of the stormy
weather.
AERO COAST PATROL BYBTEM.
The following letter has been r0~
oeivcd by Secretary Charles H. Dil-
worth:
Secretary, Norwalk Chamber of Con»
merccz—
Senator Johnson. of Maine, yester-
day introduced a bill in the Senate
providing one million. flvc
thousand dollars to establish the euro
coast patrol system in connection
with Naval Militia. undcr' the direc-
tion of the Navy Department. The
bill was refcrrcd to the naval com-
mittee, and it practically means that
-r‘.‘~.-ry state will be entitled to thirty
.nousand donors for flying and hl’dro-
planes and instructors and course or
instruction and the establishment or
a station for the tit-zillion ot the Nov-
al Militia. It will mean that each
state will obtain the training and a
full aviation section of twenty-eight
to thirtydour men. The bill should
have substantial support and right
away. it is late. You will have to
send a telegram right away to Sen-
ator Tillman, chairman otéthe Senate
Naval Committee, and to members or
‘ that committee and senators in sexton.
ADVERTISED LETTERS
South Not-walk.
Mills Julio Esslg, 501 First avenue, cgot
D. Young. bakery.
C. H. Evans. Gen. Del. (5).
Miss Flora Dibble, 2 Sound View Arc.
Zebulon Furman, clo Metropolitan
Dredging Co.
Mrs. Bernice Gibson, c|o 'l‘attcu Burg.
Mrs. Dick Grant.
Mrs. F. 8. Hamburg
Miss Ruth Kaiser.
J. J. Lowery.
Miss Florence Parker, 92 High street.
Goo. B. Roberts, East Norwslk, Ct.
Emma Vail.
‘ Mrs. Emily Wilsbn, 14 Third st.
ANDREW LEARY, P. M.
. It is the law of honor. The offi-
"ent of this company. make first law
' rescind fsct' in every tiny]
hundred 5-
eautomobiles had blinded him so that
he
ti. L. Lute-immat summit to as Y
hora o! hospital
new Home. at‘Noroton. "represent -
.filturdsy at the ones of Governor no]. 7‘ 1 .
geomb with the «when at mound;
of a Russian Cossack turban to the
broad droop of the picture hat. Any
color will do, it‘seems. but white lust
now has the ascendancy in Dsnbnry.
in New York where they seem to be
rushing the. season. a traveling sales- ‘3'” “ one “9 m new.
man at Hotel Green says straw huts: “an” ”m n W
With artistic am your walls vii
have been abandoned already and the
tin silk and felt hat is the only thing M “In"
“ " All the latest styles he’s snowing.
«even in this torrid weather. Purple Kind attention We mm.
s coming on. he says, but as for thei‘ And the '0“ is Dummy done.
None have to wait.
And if painting you are needing.
in this line he's also leading.
15:80 p. It.
M F. Feces, General Agent.
THE WING J. OMI'I’H TRANL
PORTA‘HON LINE. ins.
ohape ot‘tne hat—small matter. so it}
be handsome. becoming, chic, brave,
Parisian or whatever may suit the
REIUILT TYPEWR‘iTERS —- L. 6.1
Smith. Underwoodl
Remington. all otheri
* makes. .sold. rented,1
repaired. Rentals, ‘3‘
per month. “amines“
sold It 35 per monthi
JAG. DONNELLY I
I
16 south Main Street. South News!”
l
n 1
~32_- _..__
A Dropping Plate,
The Only Fully squirm
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town .
ntrro SUPPLIES
He will make your house look new,
And up-
A. com-N
141 WMMNGT‘ON 8TH!"
taste of the wearer.
_.._.........__..-.-
WATERING TANK UPSET.
Mrs. Wilfred Bodwell Thrown from
Autumobile Which Was Somewhat
Damaged.
‘While coming home from the Coun-
try Club, Saturday evening, Wilfred
Bodwoll, of Seymour street, ran into
the watering tank at the corner of
Gregory Boulevard and East avenue,
upsetting the tank and throwing Mrs.
Bodwoll from the machine into the
roadway. ,4
Mr. Bodwell stated after the acci-
dent thnt the lights of two oncoming
I
the NewSen
Ghiromotiolstbedetinitionoftbe
onusdnlthodiooaseandthem
he could not see the tank until he had
hit it. '
Mrs. Bodwell was outset-lonely in with! the m Dianne is mused
lured and the car was not damaged by a wrench, twist or spam in the
'heyondsfewsliglndantsandabrok- blok- lived it done in childhood .1
on headlight.
HOME AFFAIRS.
SOLDIERB’H
pointed Steward.
HARTFORD. July 10.—m3themem-
o! “107601- .
honors! Gels Mat-non Womb pre-
chloroplast
tines. rite principal business was the
tMWELutummot
Minolta be‘ steward» the item
warmerauamm mm.
is a source of annoyance to the wear-
Ier. and oft times amusement or did-
.zust to an observer.
it is not necessary for any one to
use an illvtliting plate; it is unsightlyl
and unsanitary, and may cause a
”great amount of irritation in the
‘ mouth—4t is altogether useless.
if you have reason to believe yours
to be a hard mouth to fit, let me show
you how the difficulties may be over
come. You will be delighted with the
results.
Be Sutelts A,
FRlSBiE’S
Made in the Cleanesl
fromthebelthetth l‘
obtainable -1
Ask YourGrocei-foe.
insist on them at
mutants.
Dilution-y
mammalimmm
a
some by annulment only.
K'HWHOhMNSpMS7N3fim
A N EW SHOWING ' OF
ALSO mansions
CREPE waste
The Little S
. K. a A. swam
Hummus?
. -..¥our Suited “litmusnflaated'
, 0! mm: it rests with
Wino-on“ not it issuable notice.
st #1:“le navuou
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Norwalk Chronicler