Harris 81 Guns ,
COAL
That’s All
68 Water Street
Tel. 72x
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the: iiiodei'aie south winds. The
mun 11111.11 “.1" central 111'11 ()lllttl'
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live man—live patterns, -;-l
live colors, live fabrics, all l
made in U. S. A. by Amer- l Bartoesuaneck,
may \Ygrkers or many { Ml“ 5““ IJunet-k and John J. flur-
natlonahtles- 11115 11119 111111111 in iiiuii'iage T‘liuls-
American dyes dye hard {11:.. cuntng. May 31, by 1111'. James .J.
and faStI Nadras Shirts IlIItIIIiIiIiIiIIiIiIItI; ItIlI IiI'Ic IIlII:ilI1IliI‘I :fiSIIIiiIOIIIIIS M
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temperature continues low in the wl‘S'l .\ 111.-.'1..1..' 111' 1111 11'-1:~11':11'.~' me1 her home 1:1 i-‘lm .~ll‘1 t, The hon-1'
flirt district. Several states i'cportcdt ‘llll 1hr" 1111.1” 111 Ill" "”1 111111. Milli” \\:1~: 1111-11111 ill'l‘illli-Zt'tl iill‘llll‘()('(':t.\'i<lll.I
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. 1'1 ._.. 1'.:r. 1'. line. \ (l-‘llllilllIlll supper was ‘n'ci‘v-
WEATHER A YEAR AGO. ),1,.,,.1,,., (11‘ it“. auxiliary punt-.1, 1'11, all r 11111111 :1 social llllll' was vii-I
TODAY _Il:t-I.I:11 IIIIIIIIII1IIIIII 1122111111 11111111- 1131‘1‘1'. 11111-11. ills- 11111111-1 Alter is the 111111211»
. Ti-inpei'atiil'c : ”1,211. 111; 111“- ‘I‘I'I 1'“ I1II1IIIIII"1‘11 "It“ (Ill) ‘I‘I'I:‘I“II'I' 1111' of Mr. .1111 Mrs. Samuel M. Alter;
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(I... hlimn'ls. itiouliie. 111 1..» Max Hill Road, :11111 is to 111-
' _, _._,_. __. united in inai'iiare this owning to
City News
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3212:. Mnreuret
Spring street, is
I turn pleurisy.
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1110 Tigers will clash-with theIEm-I
amide, of Bridgeport, tomorrow,
Amusement Park providing the weathm
111.“ permits. 1
l‘laliei‘t 1‘, 111' "1
ll"("“0’lt.llll;', 1111' 1’11
‘ The Eureka Rebekah Lodge. No. 42,‘
V. 0. (l. l-‘., ‘1":111 a meeting last night..
“insidious from the New Cunaan‘
lodge. and die Norwalk Lodge. weic
pres-tit and there was initiation. ltc-‘
fireshnients were served. The down
Ih‘im lodge will hold a package social
at. the next meeting.
' 1
The .-(‘.onr1ectic1it Light & I’owcr .
Eomnzniy is encouraging its employ-
«3.10 plant gardens by advancing them
'31!!! necessary funds to cover the cost
1:15 plowing, fertilizing and seeding
Emir plots. The company will also
I'ailIWU to latch eniploye :1 cash bonus of
W per «111., of his (111]) at time of hill”
find. ‘.i' ‘
“Straw hats, 'straw' hats. O‘Brien,
The graves of deceased members of
fiatholic Union (‘onneil No. 41; Knights
at Columbus will be decorated tomor-
urx morning by a committee recently
git-med in charge of these annual cere-
monies. The greater majority of the
final resting: place: of deceased mem-
bers of the local council are in St.
fir)“; cemetery.
i All. bids recently submitted for the.
(mastruetion of Norw-alk's two new
school buildings were rejected at a
meeting of the building committee of
on; Board of Education, which was
held last night. More plans, spec-iii
«axiom and bids will have to be ob-
llsined before further action can he
misen on the construction of the new
biiildings. I—I
Attorney Leo Davis will leaVe Nor-
man: tomorrow on a Short business
trip to Charlottsville, Virginia ‘
Trapped in a. lot owned by Jacob B.
Juvenal, Chestnut Hill a doe deer be-
me frightened Tuesday and injured
fiseli! so seriously that Game Waden
‘Wilbur F. Smith, had to shoot it. The
dime wondered through a gateway into
me lot which was enclosed by a high
Til-nee. In trying to get out, the deer
- Manse it could not find the gate, be1
I name panic stricken and sprained its
Hat-k and otherwise injured itself. Mr.
thenal summoned Game Warden
Inthumb and he disposed of it. The deer
III«was about two years old and in fine
mttlon. The head and. flesh were
distributed Ito neighbors in that vicin-
‘I I... 31$
1
TO 1 ORE C LOSE
if 5 will in-
IV‘ill 1"1'1111111y
I 1111 (011‘! 11110114
will he in St.
I'z1vi1l Wallace .llioe, of Elizabeth, \
.I_, and New York. Miss All-er has n
lio'sl of li'iends iii .\'orwalk and Mr.
.\ll1-i', Mr. and M 1's. Earl Myer, of Eliza-
1111- Bank of" Montreal, N. 11'. Among
those who were present at the supper
1.011)“ E LIENS
11‘1.1:itiuued l-‘i'oni I’ago One)
tied. It is. eluted in 1111- application _
111111 1111' 111115 be sold subject to llll 13-“ l'Vt‘mllI-l “'91“: Miss Mary 1- All”.
112111111111 prior entuinhr:1iic1-s of rec- David \l'allaee .\ljoe, Miss Mildt'cd
1‘11.
Allei', Mr. and Mrs. Ea] M yer, of Eliza-
beth, N. .l., 111'. and Mrs, 1). S. Shill
ingi‘oi'd Pennsylvania Mn. Hazel Shpr-
iiiaii, of New Rochelle. 111'. John
1:1111‘, liliKzalu-th. N. .i., llod-I'i'ick
Smith, of (‘runi'1ii'd. V. .l_, 11nd Mrs.
Keane.‘lilizaln-th x. .1. 11111111111.-
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It is expected that the officials of
1111- 1'111'11111 llultt-i's will announce
within :1 t1-w 111in just what action
!.1i:11ii to protect ilic defend-
ants 111 11111 case from inonetui'y loss,
11'twi that 111 foreclosure of 1111- liens
he coiniiitnc-.1tl ’l‘li1-
1\1111iic:in l‘-':11lei 111011 of I. .',111111 .'11 rev»
.:1nnoui'.1-1-1l the pol»
ll‘,\I 11‘. 1'11111-1'11111: 1111-111-1'1.11511111.~' from “1'3"- -l- “I- Slml‘V-"l 1“" l“‘l“l'lll"l
i'ioi'. 11‘1'1‘) 111511 :11111 :1 1111111 1111' that from :1 visit with Mr. and Mrs. t‘, ’l‘.
l’llllflm‘ {311* 11"“11 l‘tllfil’d 11.1 ill" lIt’ll‘ l’ui'dv of t‘hictliro. While llici'e slic
ei ulion. No 11 '1-‘1 s; - - - ‘ , . . 1
ill 11] 11111111111 lldk ““0“de ”II, .\illl(lllill Piano M1-1'-
1111-11 issued by the federation in some,
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Ifund.
chants" (‘onvention and was a inn-:1
In: their banquet lit-111 in the gold rotlni
"‘ ‘ ..... lot the Congress liott‘l, considered one
1DEATHIIS ANDI FHNERALS.I111' the most beautiful banquet i'oonisI
in the world, There were over siv
hundred guest's and the affair was one,
of the most brilliant in 1111- history of
the organization. Mr. l‘iirtiy' was fm- I
1111'1'1Iv- :i resident of this city, but look
11p his residence in Chicago about si\
years eince,iu:1nauing the business
of :1 large New York house in the
western territory. [11' was elected
first vice president of 1111- \‘attonal
l‘iano Travellers Association :11 theiiI
,.annual meeting this year by 1111' 1111:111-
.imous vote of over three hundred
Iinciiihci's. Mr. i’iii'dy is :1 nephew of
'.\lrs. .l. \l’. Studwell. ’
Franklyn (1. 1.111111 11 entertain».
ed :1 large party of Til-'litls :11 1101‘
pleasant home. 17 S1?:1\’21\1v avenue.
avenue, yesterday afternoon, and the
11C1-usion was one of rare enjoyinentf
I.\ll(‘ii(‘il was played, there being elev-
en tat-21:2 The prices, all hand made
and \‘Pl'y pretty went to the following
-])ltl)'(‘l‘.\‘2 Firm, Mrs. Robert Way; Sec-
ond. MM. .1. l3. .luveiial: third, Mrs.|
D- or New ”aw" “in “‘5'“ m the Fred Carpenter; fourth, MiSs' Mary,-
Ceremonies. thyon fifth Mrs. Monsell: sixth, Miss‘
lSaddie Bodw-Pll. Following the card:
Harry R. '1'.eon:ird, of Goshen, N. Y.. plaviiig there. was 11 social hour and1
immorlyofNoroton,001111.. spent Sun a sumptuous luncheon was SPrved.
day with his sister, Miss Elvin Leon- The ailair “I“ one of ”I? delightful
ard, 0f Flax Hm Road Ioccusions of the season. '
A' 4011 has been born to Mr. andi
Mrs Stanley Reinson of North Main
street.
tenurditit 1111- amount of the
John Francis Gall
.loliii l'IlJl‘it'lH (‘.zill, died last 1112111.
:11 his home. 11 Fairfield uremic. lie
survived by foiii' children, George
R. (lull. of Bridgeport; Charles Cali.
01’ Cleveland, Ohio: Mrs. P. Lastiui‘i.
of South Norw'aik, and Miss Bertha
lull. of Columbus. Ohio. The funeral
11-111 11.- 111-111 from his 1110 home, Mon-
day iiioriiiux :11 8:30, and nine o‘clOek
from St. Joseph‘s (‘11111'1-11, lntermeiil‘
Mary‘s cemetery.
is
i
Mrs. Carlie Ripley
Mrs. t‘ui'i'ie ltinley, of 1.“. Day street,
died this morning at the lute home :11.
the age 111' fifty-four years. Mrs. Rip-
ley is survived by one daughter, Miss
Josephine Ripley, and one son, Wil—
liam Ripley. Fun-Pm] aniimincmnents
will he made later.
Mrs.
On Tuesday, June 5, at 4 o'clock.
the emploves of the l. ..1 Cash (‘01));
panv will hold :1 flag raising. (‘ompanv
Dr. and Mis. Henrv C Sherer, 'Mrs.
l Emory Stevens and Robert TaSsey
at New York, left by auto, yesterday..
——‘—_ tot Boston where they will attend.
The Chrislihn industrial League "f to contencement.exercises of Mount
the. down town Methodist Chuich held Aida Seminary. Miss Elizabeth Sher-
a meeting “151 evening. Rev. 5- HRI" er attends that well known school.
i-ison Thompson. pastor of the Baptist
Church, delivered an excellent Ber-II
mon. Routine matters were also (its day.
posed of, which he is spending at his parental
—— home. Mr Kelly' is a membei of the
"Mr and Mrs. George E. Hearse of Navai Militia Fifth Divislon now 8th
Darien have theen entertaining the lat' tioned at Boston, Mass.
ter's mother, M13. George F. Bertram:
'51., of Norwalk, during the past week. 1
Yeoman James Kelly is in town -to- '
Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Blake of
Spring street, New Haven. spent the
Sheriff 8. Peace IIwaa in Vorwaik holiday with Mrs. Blake’s parents, Mr.
this morning oi: 1111111111113. and Mrs. H. Collins, of Ferris aveInue,
.\‘or11111n ban-hall ‘
I. Hcic 1:1 :1 suit foi Mi. Quiet last tc——C1‘insc1\rttivc
l
enjoying atom" day furlough ‘ I
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77w suit: a man
was asked $18 Or $20
I for {snow $15.75!
We can imagine no better
news for the man who wants
another suit at a low price—
and wants it good enough to
wear most anywhere but not
100 good to wear anywhere!
Here is a suit a man can
wear to his business, whatever
that business is almost.
Here is a suit that man can .
wear in his automobile and
not be afraid it will be made
uiiwczirablc anywhere else.
Here is :1 suit for a young
man—belted coat and smartly-
cut trousers and natty vest
and :111 such.
1111.1
chccllcni in cut and tailoiing and general appearance.
. And every blessed one of those suits is now $15.75.
3, A greatIlol of fancy woolen mixtures.
5 Some blue unfinished worstcds.
Even a few blue scrgcsl
Every suit of right summer weight; :1 number (Ill‘fllll
half) of them made with the skeleton lining that is 2111
mum of mote comfort in hottest of weather.
AI
.
Light and daik, blue and g1 11'
snappy or quiet, all :it the
. one pticc to quick iiicn:-—-
$15. 75
Int; floor.”
Mén; What do
you Wish to pay?
is your shoe -,pricc
, 1 Whatever it is, be sure vou get real value for every
lead of it.
good fit.
the goods.
Shoe-value 'mczins more than good looks.
it means good wear.
A Howl land shoe promises theso to men—and delivers
I‘Cial-tanned soles—$6.
‘.1
Handsome English oxfords of dark tan—$6.
Q4? (.11 SS?
1 r';
or 111111 c. -’
it means
it means real comfort.
Good dark tau low shoes of English shape with soles
of the new substitute for leather:
White buck oxford ties with rubber soles—SS.
T an cloth low shoes with soles of fiber' ,—not .1 bit of
IQlltliIer' in theml—SS.
White buck Oxford tics wit
Iceman—$4.
11 the tzimous TroiMoc sp'c-
..132:
is
Mlln floor. "It.
Agood shirt
is but 75c '
Soft shirts that will prove 1:11' far better than pric
"Would lead a man to expect.
Light fabric with tasteful coloicd snipe, soft or stiff
turf—751:.
Good durable balbriggan shirts and di' 1wers,nicc fab-
ric and nicely made—35c and 50c.
Persian silk ties of handsome Colors—35c .
night inside Main street door.
71a Yukon Trail
lay Wm. Machod Rain
1 One more story of the North, and not :1 common
Story.
111-
Fat-1
ii.
Dramatic, full of thrills, —the 5101 y of a battle between
two strong men;I and of a woman’ 5 battle with herselfl
A real man’s story; and a story that many women
Iill'eiijoy. $1. 35.
Other new good books: ——
chantmentz—E. 'Ibmple Thurston—$1.50.,
the last rainy—Edwin mum—31.315. It: _
Paradise Anotlon—Nalbro Barfly—$1. 5.0 .1
KM”! MarmeImno—Mu'y Maclmpo—Ifl. 40.
nd another vivid scalp raising mystery story by Sax
Wilmer-”The Hand of FuManchu—$i. 35!
Main floor. ten. _, ,
A...xv!'L.
1 1112:1111?
1'.-e: 1.11-1.1}.
. . Ollltovea that cook
,1 and do not smoke
uuu 4»
'Florenca' automatic blucflame oiistoves make cooking-
11111911
1*?”ng five
IlI‘yi fixed ready
lira 1111111 31.11 The
11‘.
Ipl'nfortable. in the home where 3115 Is not available.
11‘ heir burner is one that dbes not smoke, that getter.
, as intense heat as one needs. that is east! ke
halo stovesI are safe; 11111 flame can on y
are economical; no oil is wasted
III {l‘h}y_ cook at sqttgot foods-boll fiystewroast
new. 111‘ firing. 1:.
iii 9 1111111111.
11119159!!!
it Clean.
mb just
cl
1561le your.
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HOWLAND'S
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Women have a
cult-chance too ,
Every woman has :1 chant!"
to buy an excellent suit at an
excellent saving. -
Suits of fashionable model, . '.
of fine woolen, of splendid
tailoring, of thorough good
taste ,——and each at much lesst
than its former price. ‘-
Therc me many suits 071
“regular” size fherc aré'
many suits of special propor—
iions fOi small women. There:
:16 many suits for voung .
Itolks; toi 1-irls just attaining-l'
to 1- ':otiitithood.
But 11' e are bent upon clearil
nu stocks now and we have
marked :111 these with low-1
t‘lc‘tl price. 1
11116 St’IQC ;-.ii.i poplin and
.:‘..iliir.iinc, in blue and gray
—-. 4......
and black :1111 green 111.1 ,I-1l.1, in hinge 111 511105 including
1"iclil_1— tiiiiimcd and Sc‘\tlt:‘l_‘ .}.I1 .1111 but \eiIi- handsome mod—
6152— 1
were 832.511 to SSH—$19.50
wei'c ill-111 «- $30—$32. 50 '
,1'-,1un"1.11k_\':1n.1 51112111 women were
$13 to $29. 1
_«~It
Special models 11-1
518111 517.511—
SCeond floor.
Smart new hats,
stylish white and black. g
extra $3 anal $5!
One more offering- of 11:11.11'1-3 interest.
. l—‘i'c‘sh attractive 1.151.111 hats from our own pcoplc’Sl
dctt lingers ‘
Of the new small and (1.1 tccful shapes.
And in pure \1 int.- 111 1'1 Mk w ith pure white trimming
Quit.- the 51111111351 11.115 1119 5815011 1115 yet brought! .1I-
And of exit: value too-— I83 and $5. .-
It!” . Second floor: .-ll.’ _..-... 1. .. .55".
Neckwear samples: I'
heaut1cs,--25c and 50c
. Handsome collais,1ich 1estec:, charming collar-undo"
cuff sets. .
Quite 11.511 and 11'1 iglittt-l—to: 111c_1 16 been carefully- "
handled while sciiin,“ as samples. ' ,I
Orgzmdy, GeorgIcttc Cicpc, pique, net I ‘
Sonic ot plain eff-c c.t some tiimmcd with handsome
F‘IE‘
it}...
l"rI
111cc
Actually worth two 111' 111163 times, their price—25 '
and Soc. “
Marabou .capcs 111 1511.1..iistinguishcd beaulv to spring.
gown! I I I
1.1,1-111 and dainty 1.11.1 1'.-111115111110, some with lining—11
s3.“ 1I0 to :11 1. .
Center aisle. trout. 3, f ‘“ 'JI
Have national emblem '.I?
on the wmdslueld
Excellent icpi'oduction 111 the shield and the flag forI I
use on windshield of the c.11—11'1c‘
Shield in the center, 111:11'. ed 11:," on each side. 5 '7I-tI
Measures 5?: by oinchcs .;11.1 is. easily transferred 113"»
the glass by any cai'etul 111.112.1012. .-
Main floor, from. ‘ “1...... J:
i.
For man who u ..1
called to the Flag
A tourist case that will hold .111 toilct- needs safely.
Covered with khaki, contains hair bi 11x11 comb,l lather-
brush in metal case,- soap box,sh:1vin1"-soap case, tooth-
brush holder, toothpowdcr bottle ,-—and has space for a
safety 1'.azor $4
Trench mirrors that will not break, do double duty;
serve for shaving and as a periscopc—SOC and $1.1
Soldiers’ kits fitted with thread, safety pins, thimbld '
Shoelaces—50c.
3 StoldIIicrs’ cases fitted with thread scissors and needles:-
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Main floor. from.
Nice furnishing-
fbr We mcnII Wear
Cool and path); and sensible; new hosiery and underesI
vicar;—
douhle- soled
Flier- silk stockings. Union tuit 1
to give greater service. white or black or. lace trIiIninIlotflIir-figgggg 523.!“ III“
—250 ands hear an pretty vests of n11 .
garbage sItockiIiiigs pt‘ gauze weig‘It, 53121:] :00‘380110401' short do.
:n “was?“ :0“,ngch op 58"“ tep,w '6 Eran! untopan suit of pin}: llIoie H1
pip ll'drens mercerised stockings, x10 loo ‘99 5082an it?“ on ecio
whl e or: black—46¢,
rage): poo 3 fort inttlo,I childm‘, to“
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2119.111 l . wt
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