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element-eminence immediately
afterthemeeting the 0&3th
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city.
at Burma's
eession at Sellers barber shop,
Hr. Morin end (mil), of New York
have joined the summer colony.‘
Point,
Mr. ‘l‘uttle and family, of St. John!‘
street ,have removed to Pcekskill, N1
Y.
Ret lrvingL. Smith and wife, 01:,
Amityvilic, L. l., are spending a few/1
days in East Norwalk.
'lhe registrars of voters are holding'
on
East Washington Street, today. from
2 oclock until 9 o'clock
Mrs. N. Smith a former resident 011
the East Side, who is now tiring iu‘
New York city, is spending the day
visiting friends in this district.
Briugctender Charles Ge-hrmnnn au-
nounces that the Wsshington street
urn“ bridge will be open Sundnymorn-
ing, from 1 until (i s. m., for the pur-:
pOSe of facilitating repair work. The!
bridge will close, however, It 4:30. int} 9
crdcr
to allow lnilknien to deliver‘.\
milk to their customers. 1 1
The Ladies‘
church held a meetiru at the homeott V
in... Richard Hendricks, on Cove.
avenue. After business was trannscti
td, a special time was enjoyed. Re-
ftesi merits were served and much up 1
predated by the guests, who number ‘
ed .w \tntecn
'l'ht
an holding ti session, in Seller’s bar
btr il.,op on Washington street, to-
(in) irom 2 until 9 p. 111., lor tin pur~1
lo~t of tmnsfcrrirrz' the punters
Voters who forum it \otwi in Olhtl‘ ‘
olstiitts, but who now wish to vote in
this district. The natrrta of tt'hosc who
wish to tote lit the military caucus
\till also be rcgistond.
0*
Charles (lehnnann, Sr.,
hauling his launch. the Fun 13.
Mrs, Frank Sturtevant, of Oregon
Bouletztrd, is spending her vacation
at Bridgenster, Conn.
1 Judge E.\\'.1.O(kuood of \Orw,alk
has purchased a eititf from Edward
Merritt
Mr. and Mrs. William Gamble and
untily, of Myrtle avenue, are spend-
ing a lew weeks at Prince Edward is.-
and Canada.
Vincent Sweeney. of Hawkins sve-
tue, has secured 0 position with Lock-
wood Monuhtcturing company for the
summer.
Fred Bayley, or New Hsven. is tis-
iting friends in town. Mr. Bayloy was1
a former resident of this district, but
is now living at Satin Rock.
is over-
Carl Gustnfson of Second street,‘
has purchased a new "Expert" bicy~
cle.
The plaintive strains of a bugle
floated over the river into {he East
Side, last night. about 9 o'clock. A
stranger in town would think that an!
"lily was encamped in South \‘orwnlk
end that the call was laps.
Mrs_ Frank Feene, of Second
strett is spending the day as the guest
of Camp Tumble-in, at Calf Pasture.
Captain Richard Hendricks has put
a new awning in position on his boat,
the Ajax This will be a great con-
venience to passengers making trips
to Baton Point. as it will protect them
from the hot glare of the sun.
The prayer meeting of the East ave-
rt‘ms Ill SIDE I
in net
J‘low Mrs. Kelly Suffered and'
How She was Cured.
Burlington, Wini— “I was very irreg-
tier, and had pains in maideendbnck.
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Lydis E. Pinkhnm‘ 0
Vegetable Com-l
pound Tablets and
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met ulth a unfortunate accident, you
terdsy. in front of the South Norwallr
Methodist church when his horse slip-
ped, fell doun and broke his but. Mr
Beck at once ordered him to be shot,
twhich wss done. thus putting the uni-
msl out of his pain. The horse was
0 valuable one, and “some believe thlt
ithe city should scnttcr sand over the
pavement which becomes very slip
:egistrttrs of the Third district l‘
“illiatn Beck at Hawkins avenue. “'
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Auxiliary of Christyi'
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pery as soon as the sun strikes it and 1-
111mm the tar causing it to ooze out.
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11 ROWAYTON
Mrs. Dow has returned to her Long
Island home, after having spent some
ltime with her son, John Dow of To-
keneke. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Earle F. Thomcs are
spending a week at Lake War-among.
as the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Howard;
G. Stevens.
Mrs Townsend Blodgett is occupy-
ing the cottage owned by Mrs Corr.
mother of Mrs. llope Norton, in To-
koneke, for the summer.
1 Miss Gwendolyn. daughter of Mr
land Mrs. Richnrd LeGalllonne of To-
keneke. is studying art at Newport
‘under Prof. Linda, the Russinn artist.
Mr Schneider. John McCormick‘s
accompanist, has been a guest recent.
1y at Mr. McCormick' a home. and will
probably spend the rest of the summer
in Tokenelre. '
Miss Marie Moore, who was oper-
ated upon at the Norwalk- Hooitnl
prove, and will soon be able to be
about to a limited extent.
Mr. and Mrs. E.S
have for some timn been streets at
the Tokeneke inn. are spending August
in New Brunswick orpeciing to spend
1 the early fall in Tokeneke.
friends will eniov 0 supper in Captain
L’Hommedieu's shop. on the shore.‘
next Monday evening. After the sup-
but After taking per the monthly business meeting of mg the chapel. on Tuesday evening;
the. class will be held
make this a big midsummer gathering
of the class
The estate of Bridget Bally Ray-
mond, late of Rowayton.
day, at 11 o'clock Considanble in-
teresting litigation hos been Ittsclted
to this estste, but it is understood,
tint all disputes are ended 0nd thst'
Discontinuation. -.
intense lnteretrtisbelushm 101
accommodate Roman Beef
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alumna-den blind:
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three weeks ago, icontirmes to lot» .,
Matthews. who
The Bible Study class and their 1
EXTRA srncrAr.
' xotvnos room
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tTomorrow will be the Big Day at This Sale.
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BILEE SAL
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LGATE‘S TALCU'
POWDER me ~
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cum Ponder duringr ti is salt 12c
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nouncement Contains a Small Portion of the .
Offerings for Tomorrow“
st (90.
Waisls. houses, Etc.
75¢ SHIRT WAISTS. 49¢
Smart Summer “V‘ZLYB regulnr the values, to go on sale
$1 SHIRT wAtS'rs 99¢
We will close out a number of our 31.00 Wolsts st 600
til. $1.00
SPECIAL WArS'rS AT 91
We will plsoe on sale 0 special line of new Shirt Waist:
Suits. Coats and
Dresses
86 AND 88 COATS 83.75
Any coat in the no.2 that sold up to $8.00,‘ during this
sale, 33.15 ’
sale at 250
this sale. 89¢:
82.00 WA'ISTS $1.49
$2.00 Silk Wulsts at this Jubilee Sale, 81.“
All of our regulnr limits that sold
sale at 86.95
810 T0 815C'40N1‘s $6.95
up to 815 to go on
WAISTS 33,95
WINDSOR TIES
5 ndsor Tier ”0
Windsor Tief
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05.00 Trimmed Huts . . .
250 .
84.00 SILK 91,00 CREPE
WA‘STS 82.95 KIMONO
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« “9.12.311"qu 113.31? "M whom-ed “9:8,
i $2.95 Kimon , I" as end
" ‘ colon. regular ‘prtee.
85 AND 86 8.1.00. Sale Price.. 190
MILLINERY
AT YOUR OWN PRICES
tooth-pee .................. ..... 86¢
“mun” ...... ...... .. .................. . ..... 50¢
03.00 to 00.00 Shape ..... . ................. «.00
i'. All Trimming-0t 1-2Prlce'1
1 ............. 01.06
08.00 to 010 Trimmed Huts .....'.... ........... 02.00
81.25 to $1.50 Children'o Hate ..... . ................ 76:
SALE OF FELT [M75
All the Latest Styles now in Great Demand
$6 AND 38 SILK DRESSES $3.95
One big assortment of Silk and Cloth Drone: that 5010‘
up to 88.00 to go on sale at $3.95
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Bale Price, 190
920 AND 922,50 SILK DRESSES 915
Your choice of all Our latest models of line Silk Dresses.
value: up to 822.60. on sale at 315.00
solo It the
53,95 WASH DRESSES 91.00
50¢ CORSET COVERS 39¢
Special line of Corset Covers, regular 50c value.
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Muslin Underwear Sale :1
V 25¢ CORSET COVERS 19¢
Special line of 25c Corset (‘owrs to goon sale at tile
SPECIAL CORSET COVERS AT 25¢
Fine line of Corset Covers, regular 390 values, to go 0.1 1‘:
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CORSET COVEns AT 49¢
Pretty Lace and Embroidery Trimmed Corset
large variety to select from ut the
25¢DRKWERS. 19¢
ladies' and Misses IMutilin 'Drnweru, regular 25c, Jubilee
SPECIAL DRAWERS AT 25¢
Special litre of Embroidery Trimmed Drawers to go on
GOWNS AT 25¢
We will place on sale a special line of Gowns st 250
' 50¢ MUSLIN GDWNS 39¢
l Our regular stock of 50c Muslin (low as, all sizes, Jubilee 1 . '
Our entire stock of Silk
Sweaters to go o sole at
M oil regular 9 lees
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$10 WASH DRESSES 96.95
' All or our line Was .
$10 to 30 on sole It $6.95
1 ALL wrtsn
gs AND 37 WASH DRESSES” 75
Won: choiceof an! Wub Dfiss in the house that sold up
to at and :7. during our mo, 03.175
39 WASH DRESSES 94,95
Toke your pick of s-y Wash Dress in the store that sold
up to.“ and pay us “.95
ltrcszcs that formerly
MUST GO
.135 AWNING STRIPE-SKIRTS ....... . ..... 750
SKIRTS
Jubilee Sole Price, 99c
75¢ PETTI-
COATS 32¢
Embroidery Trimme et
ticonts. regular 75¢,
bllee Sale Price. 49C
SPECIAL PETTI-
COATS AT 99¢
Good line of 31.25 Petti-
75¢ COMBINA-
TIONS 59 9g
Speck! assortment of 7 .
Combinations to 'go on
sold up to
First Quality 250 Hose
during this sale 190 pair
cents to go on sale at 990
M
, so
Esaocohmhflnfii $5022 50¢ CORSET; 39¢ We will close out one big lot of Wash Dresses that sold - Bale ”we 0 V‘
at "'95 50c com" ’9’ up to $8.95 during this “[8. 31.00 each. SPECIAL . SPELIAL HOSE
m or $532.22?“ t‘ ‘i‘: swifllxgiifmg AT 2 FOR 25¢
VHIDDY BLOUSES . $1..in (‘Orseu 01.00 ODD COATS 81,00 t‘ ‘0 on sale at 49¢ 315;“ dtozioeétlrti'aizpzclszl
um liddieo m. ” V ' P Assortment of odd Outs we gathered together. Prim $1.25 MUSLIN ' “m” ‘°" 25° ‘
i» "‘25 Middies 000; SAL“: SILK“ range up to $8.00. ‘thlle they last, 31:00 8 l 1 90%»:‘159139 $1 00 SILK HOSE 1
ii SALE OF . , 1". .,. t8VIlh‘II‘Bl ,. - C n c iItinerar;mate 118'“? $1 .5. 3 4;‘. 79‘. PAIR“! ,. , 1
Our regular 81. 00 Hose
to go on sale lxtra
Special. The pair
SALE OF SUMMER
‘ VESTS
VESTS AT 89‘
A big line of Summer
Vesta. regular 10c and 12c
quality, to go on sale 0t
SC ..
om
SPECIAL VESTS
2 FOR 25¢
in“ 3t 932."- A his lino 0‘ VBIW‘CO ‘0
SPECIAL HOSPE on sale at 2 for 250 1
80? AIR . 50¢ vES'rs AND ‘
Hose. regulu‘ 100 value. COMBINA- .
to go on sale at 8c pair .
25¢ HOSE 19% 1', Ladies' tine Vests and
Combinations. regular 50c
values. on sale at 3901
during
t~ '
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Covers. . .
'50s Fatima ............................. at;
H $1.00FeltHeh. .................................. . 15¢ "-25 WH'TE ”“373~-------.~----~~ ------ ...95e 1 . . . . ~,
1:1.50 Felt Hm ............. . ............ . ..... 05¢. ». sun WHITE smelt-re ------------- “-‘5 Great sale 0f ClOih Sklrts
$2.00 Felt Hm ................... . .............. ‘- ' nov SKIRTS ...... . ...... $1.05 . _ g ‘ .
11 03.00 PM Hm ..... 1 3.3: .0000 conou _ .R _ 00.50 gum BKtITs A r , ...... .. ..................... «.06
93.50 F... H... , ,_ ~ """"""" 02.49. «.00 “mm“ “Haw" re $2.50 CLOTH SKIRTS ............. ‘ ............... ~ 01.50
‘11 1 no: Pan-ma Hm ......... 1 ....... 75 30.00 meE skim-g "5° M‘CLOTH sKInTs ........ . ................... 02.25, t
1 ...... . ............. 1 , 1.95 . ‘ * A
g 1.... y“, a...“ 0,." Ma ,mm rm. “‘1‘ “11‘ up 03.00 WHITE mums 1 O , 00.00 Crow plum-S ....... . ....... 03.03 l.
$1.00 On sale It ........ . mt 35.00 Awmuo ornate: GKIRTS ------ "ww- “-50 “N"FKSK‘W' - ------------- ”-95 1' ‘
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it is hoped to August 15““ Th” WM! 0‘ this Noroton. in building a fast launch.
Edward H. Delnfield has recently
bought 0 headroom Kissel limousine.
entertainment will be sent to 8.0in}.
,W. Kyushu, who was a former poster
of the church and who now hos
‘Hmy Stark at Old King’s Highway, endeavorlng to have s ruraldellvsry tire of gasoline. will dame up in the .
City court tomorrow morning. ...
route started in that section..
Miss Hurst entertained friends It
1her home on the Post Road thin week
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7:" flatwoiune
deceased, charge of the Methodist work in A110 WIHMB 9011 W11!“ 391,“! of
, wil come up for line! settlement in France. Further notice will be given Newton spent 0 day lost. week in New
the Stamford Probate edurt. on lion-9mm week.
York.
1 worm none or the Height-I’m
‘ohteined position on the William
" llegier pie;-
by her children
we been vln‘tting her tothgrtn
WSW .
1“ Illlesaoldeaotitlttroten hoopla
the rumor the Ylle 010m. m
[100.8%
”Woman bathe.
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James Kelly,o orNew York, Who for- Katie Novotnlk has brought suiti .
met-1y lived on Old King's Highway..tor 3200 outlast John, smut. Sileg.
was visit triends in town recently.
Frank Southwlck, formerly of Nomzmenta 8.8311101“ her. telling several
ton. now of California, m in town.
renewing old acquaintances, few days that she was "too free with other1
um whim of .‘Bl'ookside “citing men on the streets" Mrs m1
y “mind: estrus sold awards were £33001 ,
”Menus has been spending seven!
day- with her son. Herold, and his
Wife. in Stamford.
Pntriclr Remington. who rm but
nastier in. Newton tor about 1‘ non.
has left town to obtstn employment
else-lieu. ‘ 1 __
N'lollolu WW. may ennui-
renr ta- 1!. 0. menu-ritu-
mot-m 0mm etllr. l'leit'v
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tag that he made slanderous state
persons in the Hungarian language
melt. end 0 Man on eve‘ybody. s0-
and rrtrarliciotutu 0010- she wants 3100
W. -1
l Doprtv Sherlfl Edward D. Douicrts
on proportyrowned
to'try John itid tum Srnusk. in
Oxford empire.
The ettse will he tried before' Just-E
loud the race Joni! J. Himmler
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To Carry a fountain pen .
not merely a convenience for 1
writing but a mark oi befi- 1
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