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THURSDAY, 3151.7 31.. :30
till lltllll
t‘uur'v Cecile, No. 105, Daughters of
Cattle. will meet this evening tor re;
ul‘dl’ blhlllee'a'.
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The condition of tax-Mayor Charles
L Glover. who is seriously ill at his
home in Redding, Conn. was reported i
It‘ be tilm‘di the same this morning.
A compldnt was received last even-
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ing by the police that boys had been
stealing flowers in Lexington avenue.
The matter was investigated.
~Ladies’ gun metal or patent colt
sport pumps 84 grades $2.50 the pair.
(‘onneally & Bracken's. Sale starts.
Wednesday moral“. l
'Our Sisters' Rebekah lodge, ofNor
walk, sill journey to Bidgooeld. on:
“ednesday, July ml! where they
will visit the lodge of that place. :j
John Parker. of Lowell. Mats-3., was.
afl'rhled, last evening, for intoxication:
He was tound taking a sleep on the‘
Green. last evening. and was brought
to the police station. He was let so
thin morning on the condition that hd
would leave town at once.
41.500 pairs ladies lit to “.50 words
and in 61 the pair. Gonna/lb &
Bracken's South Norwallt.
Members of the local police depart-r
mom who attended the annual convert-f
tion of the State Policeman's Associa-
tion, in Norwalk, yesterday, returned
home last evening reporting a most
enjoyable session. The Norwallt po-
WHITE AND GRAY
~PUMPS—
in Nubuck and Gray Kid
Colonial Tongue. and Buckle.
Turned Soles—Low Hula
With Alluminum Capo
to prevent wearing
\ 9 g
Glover s ,
Milton Elwood. Manager. :
122 Washington St.
licemen did themselves proud. the
delegates from here say. in providing}
entertainment for their guests and the
day was one of profit and pleasure-
Danbury News. ‘
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Tbe final meeting of the year of the
W. C. T. 1'. will be held tomorrow 31-,
ternoon. at the home of Mrs. George:
Mills. in Berkeley street. All businessl
will have to be cleaned up at this)
meeting, and it is requested that allf
members make up any back dues, so‘
that the record will be clean when the;
meetings again open in Septemberl
Every member of the association is
urged to be present. ‘
"v -—Experienced washer at Austin's
Garage. Railroad avenue.
Morris Schumann of Ansonia. while
Itandlnr: under the l«\asbington siren.
tridge. yesterday afternoon, about two‘
thirty. was suddenlt seized with an at-
|sck of heart trouble. The stricken
man can assisted to the police station
and Doctors West and Bosenthttl were
called 'Mr. Schumann, upon the orderi
oi the physicians. was removed to the
hospital. but insisted. last martini:
upon-leaving the institution. His con.
ditlor was not considered dangerous. l
—500 pairs men' s rubber soled gun.
metal oxiord's Sister 35 and Emerson
84 grades $2.50 the pair Conneaily Istwenry members of the tilt: r order]
Brackea‘s. See adv _
The inter-club tennis tournament be-
tween the Knob add Bell island Clubs
will start on Saturday. July 29th at‘r
the Bell Island Club The second
round of the tournament will be play
ed at the Knob on Saturday, August
5th. Round robin tournaments are
now being held at both clubs to de-
cide which players shall represent
their respective clubs. Much interest
was aroused in the interclub tourna-
monts last year The Knob Club has
the first leg on the ‘cup and, in order
to retain it. it must be won for two
successive years.
uTHURSDAY DINQER
should he served at country Club.A
special dinner is sorrel every Thurs-
day night. . .. _ -.
As a Patron
of this bank you till 58 ”-
sured of those advantages
which a depository 9.5 hrs"
resources is always in a
position to ofidr. K corn-v
piece and tandem equip-
ment enables us to me!
banking business of every
arr Nllliltlll Iron
noun Al aurora, ll.
Governor Stuart of Old Domitian
State- Thrills. Antlsred Throsg
Members of the Benevolent and
Pfilft't'lll't‘ Oi‘tlvr of Elite throughout
the United State.» are lllltl‘efiled in the
dedi .ttron of the torrrplrtcd national
brunt of the ordtr nt lletllord, Va. The
exercise-ti Wilt httd Saturday and a
prominent figure in the program 1‘
Grand Exalted llulcr JUIlt‘fi ll. Nich-
ol on of Sprinxiltld twin
St U ml thousand persons were pres.
cut when Ind M l-rvlrrptr oflynch
burr Va, handed over tlrt item of
tht ”litiml‘lulil‘lllld lixaitwi ltuler Joe.
R. Nrtholuon. 'l‘lrt dream of Virginia
l-lllts ll prtrttnlrtr and all Elks in
general “its realized in ”it act The
mtmhtrs of the lrillfl‘lllh in the Old
Dominion stare llit\'t‘ lztlmrui for years
for the estnhlohnrent of the home
'wltlrirr the (‘tmfllltvs cl \'i“illnla and
h‘lk th.ouclrorrt the l‘nriml Staten
thaw lonned for suth It llli hit for thei
aho have no other place \\‘lrt rc they
may opt nd the last years oi their lives.
The maunil‘rttnt Firm-turn was for-
rmally deditrttcd to charity. justice. '
brotherly into and fidelity, the car-
tlte tenets of the order.
Hill] by
,dinai tirium
by the ['l‘itlltl lodge ofl‘rcluls
cantons, was gone throuxh With
terwards be introduced Goternor Stu-
art. “v
Stuart congratulated the state upon
much to the‘commonweulth and to the;
county in which it is
"pulse for a few minutes on the 111011;
as exercised by the grand lodge olfl~
Illlld 0f
vgave detailed statistics as to the build.
u.
in his opening remarks, Governor
.eteitihg the home. lie said it means
located. lie
ter-s. in beginning the ceremonies.
rour blocks had been placed one upon:
the other. They bore the words.
“Charity. Justice, Brotherly Loveand
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WE SING
with n'cbeat voices the glorious effects of our favorite
kinds of COAL which are brought ineo your homes when
wintry bluts are without. Order NOW at summed piece
as no one knows what ts before than. Be prepared {or any
emergency.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3. :37 “fashion St.
l‘idclit)" Upon these was spread
the Stars and Stripes and upon this
lht' Bi‘ue, followed by the “antlers,”
the emblem of the order.
Governor’s Speech.
Governor Stuart referred to the
blocks. the building of the altar, and},
said that any nation built upui sue-h
tenets was safe. in speaking o! the
Stars and Stripes, he said:
“My friends," as he turned. to‘ the
grand lodge odleials .many of whom
are from north 01 Mason and Dixon‘s
line, “this is a day of confessions. i
have no apologies to make; but there
was a time when l considered thatlax .
the emblem of tyranny. There was
a time when i would have trampled it
under foot. 1 challenge you to show
By Express Today
BLUE FISH, WEAK FISH, SEA BASS, PORGIES,
COD, BUTTER. TILE. NATIVE EELS.
LONG AND ROUND CLAMS.
# CUTBILL’S BRIDGE MARKET
FreeDaltvery
Phoauroanndxeo.
71 North Maln St.
mintzs
Specials for Friday
Slooconssrs...............................-79¢. ‘ .
’” gmcoasm‘s...... ....... ............. 31m?g
, THING CAPS ........ . '
; SPECIAL warsrs ............ 25.329.239.15 %
1 50¢ WHITE FELT HATS ..... . ............... a
75¢ SHAPES ................ .............. 25¢ S:
$1.00 and $1.50 SHAPES
32.00 to $5.00 SHAPES
sIMWHITESKIRTS ...... ................
83w CORDUROY SKIRTS ..........
Special Wash Dresses
$3.95. $4.75. $5.95 .
Special Black 8: White Check Suits
$5.95
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me today people more loyal to that
liar: than Virginians. To whom is it
more dear than to Virginia."
There was almt a demonstrationi
at the conclusion oi the remark. and
when Governor Stuart referred to “pro
paredness,” there was prolonged apt
riause He closed his address by stat-T
int: that the altar built by the Elks
was complete, when it had for its cap
stonc the Hble—JThe Word of God.M
Fred M Harper of lynchburs. de‘
livered a short address. in which he
the cod of the home He
inns. grounds and furniture.
Past Grand Exalted Ruler Jerome
B. Fisher, of Jamestown, N. Y., told
of the early struggles of the Elks fort
a national home. He alluded to the'
late Senator John W. Daniels nndoth-
er distinguished men being prenent
when the fir t home was opened in
the old hotel in Bedford, several years
him. He expressed the hope and be
lief that their spirits \tere hoverinx
over the grounds. and were satisfied
with the accomplishment which had
been their dream long ago. ‘
Following the ritual ceremonies. a
stlk flag. the gift of Brooklyn lodge,
No. .22. was presented. and run up on’
the stud in the center of the lawn. i
All present then adjourned to the
sun parlor. where the gilt of Rich-
mond lodtre. No. 45. "The Stag at
ltrty." Was presented by Samuel L.
Kelley, exalted ruler, on behalf of the
lodge. This magnificent oil painting,
done by P. P. Carter, was much nd~
mired.
rtlted Ruler James R. Nicholson.
The presentation of the
brought the exercises to a conclusion,
vention is in session.
NEYLIND FANS NINETEEN.
DALLAS. Texas: .luly l:l.»~Neylrtntl,
the famous West Point pitcher. struck
out nine town btrtv~rrtetr in a college
ta me heave vest crday.
Ofl’er
SUMMER CLOTHING
Governor llmnvyi‘ur‘ierStuurt of tin
ginln. The addrcsr delivered by t ('7
ernor' Stuart war:
ternity and to Virginia.
Members of the order came into
Redford on trains from all direc-
tions.
cial trains. including one from Rich
mood, with nrore than 100 Elks and
with Governor Stuart as the guest of
the occasion. il‘here were more than
1,000 members of the fraternity pres
eat. The invitation to inspect the.
home audio-partake of the hospitality
‘of the occasion was extended to the
entire county, and there were several
thousand people of the town and sur-
rounding country present.
Inspected by Visitors.
The morning hours and early after-
noon We spent in inspecting the
grounds and buildings. The home is
arranged in semicircular lesbian with
the administrative building occupying
the center, and the cottages. connect-
ed with several corridors, stretching
of! in two wings. The whole is done
in white sfuceo with concrete base. It
is fireproof throughout and cost ap-
proximately $600,000.
descr-‘mtloninamsta'ahs-
tactoryounaer. H w
ing steam with no with
hslpyou. ' ‘
Wham.” i.
At 3 o’clock the ceremonies began
chine Works band. The stand It!
tileluethbersofthegrandlodleand
,- m guests was placed ontbe
lawn several hundred feet from the
in entrance of the administrative
a tribute to the lr.r-;v
There were rt number of spov
at
REDUCED PRICES
ON CREDIT
_—
.Gately &' Brennan
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
or Up-to-date Sande:
roan H. WUNG.
Mal Director and Embat
Office and Residence
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It was received by Grand Ex-I
patrrtlng‘
and delegates left immediately tor “til-i
timore, where the national Elks' con-'
WOMEN'S PUMPS AND OXFORDS
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Bargains in Pumps and Oxfords
Only a Few Days More of the
Special Cleanup Sale
MEN'S GUN METAL, RUBBER SOLED OXFORDS
Slater $5.00 and Emerson $4.00 grades
500 Pairs at $2.50
WOMEN’S SPORT PUMPS
Gun metal or patent colt. $4.00 grades
NOW $2.50
1,500 pairs from discontinued lines
Not all sizes in any one style. but all sizes in
style
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
I1 washrooms: eraser run-nous was.
$3.00 and $4.00 grades $1.00
Every pair a real bargain.
some
O. D. Jackson ”$321311?
OPTICIAN
Phone 438
PlCTORlAL REVIEW PATTERNS“
) offer a wide variety of the newest and smartest
\ .Summer Fashions
6638011.
makes.
figures.
Prices range from ..........
Our corsetiere will aid you in the selection of the "rode!
best suited to your individual lines.
Free fittings. if desired. on all co‘rscts at $2.00 and up.
New styles in Binner. R. & 0., Lily of France, Warn-
er‘s. Nemo. C. B. a la Sprite. La Resists and other popular
Batiste, Coutil, Broche——in flesh and white—are cleverly
designed to fit the average. stout. slender. short and girlish
1.00 '0 $10.00
"'—.'L " "f : fit LL” ‘
‘ Waist east
The new models now on display conform in every '5 cm" ’°' “'°" °' "" “5°“ "”ml
graceful, beautiful line to Fashion's dictates for the new
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August Styles Now Ready
{James DonnEIIy :6 South Main“
REIUILT TYPEWRITERS -— L. 6.
Smith. Underwood'
Remington. all other
makes. sold, rented.
repaired. Rentals, $3
1 per month. Machinesj
i am at $5 per month.‘
' JAE. DONNELLY
The Only Ftnty“ Eq‘ ..
ELECTRICAL snot
; is South Main Street, south Norwalk In the‘Tovm ,
mml "AUTO SUPPLIES _
The Banner Bakery
Have you tried The‘ Banner graham
bread?
it is very flueI
My standby, of
wheat
L But we like a change in the things we
eat,
And the oatmeal and raisin bread.
good and
(live one happy dreams and a restful
i" ' I Phone 805—5oSo.Main
With Our Method 80- Norwalk. Must: Hurt
of Furnishing ‘
Eyeglasses
w.
Be Surelts A
Thrive always said.
course, has been the
llxht
SUMMER ‘
SCHOOL
maintainer-t 22
. Hours Bwoto 12:30
All Commercial and
night.
Tel. 3i? .5 Monroe street common Bfafldles
‘ Special TuitionRate
m h C- m m m .
was all! ”a sump-aw. . _.....
was saws fill your wall win . . .
“for”; ... m. Merrill Colleges
hi the weathers-nails dras- ' . J South Namath
' ”$3.; 3".” 3;,“ Standard. Port Chester.
FRlSBlE’S-
" Made in the Cleaneafi‘
from the best fresh
obtainable. ‘
Ask Your Grocer for Th
Insist on them at your
mutants.
when they ' are needed _for
comfortable seeing or reading
we serve you with experience
and quality. Satisfaction must 1
follow. .‘.. ,3. 7
THAMER
The “Three 0" Eye Service»
OoultatI, Optometrists, Opticians.“
8‘] Atlmtlc 8a., Stamford, coon.
Opes 8st. Eva. 'l'lll 9. Est. 1897.
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