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WEATHER FORECAST. l
NOR WALK l;
. SOCIETY E
and Personal :’
NEWS
Forums. tor Nurwullt and \lt‘lllll)‘:
Purity ovt ”9...: neuthru with prohtih
if) local titans-rs tonight and .‘n‘ttt‘tr-i
milky; lnild ll‘lllllt'l‘ttllll't". fresh to stoutht
ur‘mtls. The storm that was central:
rarer \Vlnt‘hllfiln yesterday morning
has moved eastward, tlt'l‘l‘t'db‘lllfl in in-l
tenant. and in now eentrnl (tier On-t
fario. lt \till probnhl} pass out the
"fit. harrrenw- Valley tonight. ll 13
{tanning unsettled, showt r5 weather in
that eastern portion of the lmlte rd
salon and Nev. l—chlund. A riveondut'y'
disturbance ventral mei- (tklahumu is
cunning ltll‘lll showers from Texas
«ortht‘asiwai'd to lllinois 'l‘ltt-re llll\t‘
been no (lt‘ll‘lt‘tl changes in to-niperti-
lures east or lltt‘ lltH'lt)‘ Mountains
Ming lllt‘ lt<<t ‘21 hours.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO;
TODAY.
'l‘vntpet'atttt'i‘: lllll'll. .39:
fill. Sltowetu. ‘.
A reguiau‘ \trrt‘niy meeting oi Lot-K-
enoe Tribe. No. 1:2. l. (l. R. M.. will be
field tonight. in Red Men's Hall. in
flain street.
The 2nd (‘otopanv of Norwalk t‘. ll.
EL. nill drill tonight. in the armory.
under the command of (‘apiain
Charles D. Roget}. § ”1‘ in
Lynn llttll was arrested by (tilieor
Reynolds last night for intoxicatioir'
“The case t‘tllllt‘ up .ltttltzi“
Simon-:0 H, \'o>‘littt'.uh iii the city court
.m‘rs niornin'; and sentence was sits»
mm . :rttt‘tn
M
before
A regular meeting of Monker (triti-
f0 7th. will he held this evening, (‘onr
utltlem will be appointed for the corn»
ins; rs‘t'etnoniut. and the meeting will
he» one of the joviul, enthusiastic (trot-
lh variety,
The following: local cases are selied»
tiled to come tip shortly before the
Supreme (‘ourt ot‘ Errom \\lll('ll is ttow
flitting in New Haven: South Norwalk
Trust (‘omp-tny vs. Mary It. St. John
1-: ate; State of t'onn.. is, Edward ll.
(Rallnht'tr; Elizabeth l-‘. Mills vs. [.00
Ill-saris. and Alexander (‘nmphell vs. N.
‘1. N. ll.. and II. Railroad. l
....—————— i
E’rtsttnaster Harvey Aekert. of Ron'-
ziymn. reported to the uptown police
(last night that his Ford touring our,
_ hearing t‘onnet-tieut lireuee No. 43237.
ind. been stolen from in front of the
midence of Dr. Cram. iti Wall street,‘
23 he. Mr. Aekert was intendingv the
first sltow ill the Regent Theatre No
trace of the missing machine has been
mcovered.
.___._.
———Girls. It you worked on tile rib—
fllnl counter of a department store for
starvation wages and went to prison
cm :1 false charge tr: "an example" to
.étloer girls who were forced to steal to
fit» without selling; their souls, whnt
“mid you do? Alice Joyce in
“‘“Wthin the Law." at to Palace Then-
t‘lm. ’ and
See
Monday and Tuesday. 2:13. I
1! o'clock. :Sttme producers and same
stars as in' “Womanhood,"
The ttoion Point Volunteer Life
Savers voted to purchase a $100 Litter;
19;: Bond last evening at a meetino‘
held at the home of Dr. Hiram B.
West, South Main street. The mem-
hers of the corps are to have new reg-
ulation suits and a Viotrola has been
mhased in order to’ make it plea-
smt at the club house. The dorie’s
are to be overhauled and put into
shape for the season.
w
BecauSe of\the rush of alien enemies
fir: applications to live and conduct
Mines's in this city, ‘Dtéputy—Marshal
Harmon has decided to stay at the
«it: hall until Saturday noon. Thirty
mllcations were received yesterday
I" him and everything is coming
bong nicely. Upon tallying this city.
in. Shannon will go to Stamford.
gnu time left for alien enemies to regl
her. is one: end Would be attended
”rill he attended h_\
pm». ‘ Wing-in of l’hilutlelphiu. Miss Christ;
.Hmith :t
i Mathews.
,,.,.,....._ ...c A y
.m. Icymnnurufl—F
Miss Muigurt-t t'tittrndm ()\I‘l‘toii.
daughter of Mr. und Mrs. t'loutdi t‘o»
by ()t'rrton of llialgefield and New.1
Yorlt.;11ni \\'illiuin l:"ilt‘ll (tlnruwd. jit,’
win of RM. Tilliani llettrh ()llll‘v‘lt‘tl.‘
ht'udmttsttr oi the l‘tllllll't'l School in
l’onit‘ret and Mrs. Olmsted will he mur
llt'tl on Saturday, June 23. at St. Ste-
t‘hurelt. ltitipet'ield. by
bridgegroni's father. assisted by His-
hop ()inisted, ot' t‘olorudo, unite oi
the lu‘idecroom. and llm. llr. William
ll. hulk. rector of the L'lilll‘lll. .\ re-
reption will follow at country
home oi the bride's patents, The bride
Mrs. llohet‘t \\'.
athen's lltf‘
the
inn M. Nichols. Miss tlet'trttde Mali.
'Mtss Augusta l’. ltixon and Ml>n Nutr
(‘y (lhnstvd. sister of the bridegroom.
F'l't‘tlt'l‘lt‘k .\‘. Olmsted. brother. of the
bridegtoont, \tlll hi- the best lll'tll.
Miss Overton is granddaughter of the
late Landon Stockton of Kruiturkr :otd
fll‘f‘tll-L‘.’l‘illltltlilllglllt‘l' of the late lio-
l’wrt (‘rittenden of that state. Mr. ()lttt»
‘stend. who was graduated from Shi'f
field Scientific School in lttlft. is Rt‘t‘tttv
‘gtandson of Sunni-l Nelson. formerly
thief jllSllt'r‘ of the l'niied States Su-
pretne court. The plans for the wed-
dintz were llllrlt‘llt‘tl because of the
war. as llll‘ bridegroom will soon
leave for France to join the American
Atnhulant-e t‘orp‘s.
One of tltI’ prettiest sut‘prie partii‘fl
ot‘ the Hettsttll was given in honor of
Miss liorothv Smith at her home on
High street. Miss Smith's home \\':l‘.‘l
pt'eitily decorated with flowers which
\\':i.\‘ :n pirtute of summer. After Miss
Smith t'm'oterfid front ht'r sw‘prist’.
paint: of all kinds avere played illlll
dam-int: enjoyed by all. A dainty 001'
At :1 hue hour the
nut-sis deported. :tll derlariug Miss
charming Those
prewnt were: Min's‘es Roberta Ferris.
Velma (lainor. (‘harlottt‘ t‘rtiwfot‘tl.
Evelyn (:atinor. Evn Stevenson. Elixir
heth li‘iteh. Lori-tin 'l‘uttle and Horn-
thy Smith; \lersre. Russell t‘ortriuht.
Frank Loni-nah. In land Walsh, \‘ietot‘
Page. imitoy Purity. Merlin Met‘tough-
lutiott was 't'l‘Vt'tl.
hostess.
en.
.\ linen shower was given Mi‘ss May
Vt'illt'utus at her home iii 'llurritt are—
true. last evening. it was a surprise
to the bride to he. Refreslinit‘nis
were served. .\t a late hour the
guests departed. wishing Miss \t'il-
liams a happy and prosperous future.'
The following attended: \‘t’inni Bell.
‘itity uou. Myra lx‘e. Hattie Meeker.
<~=14~W0MEN it
Duffy. Robert-a Hail. Mary
(‘eeelia (lilt‘tlttti. .ltllin
Maruaret
titltll't'lllt‘. New York city. last
turnip-ti 5;} Jdrtirv of the Peale. “one,
of Rc‘xlot‘tl. New York.
..—_——
\l:- lit}, l .\l.t_v Mills. daughter of
Mr and Mrs. it. A. Mills. oi Spring
v-trw ?. unu' .t :I‘usllttttt' ut' the Norwallt
lligl‘ School. (lti.\.\ til 19”. graduates
‘t‘llt‘.’l" llztti the t‘outtet-ticttt Normal
I’l‘ttlrt'l Srhottl. in Bridgeport. For the
pa“ war th‘.‘ Mills itus been the
Mom tvitsitlt‘ri‘ it. tl Willi honored by
tl>"'| \.tlt"ll¥.‘l(ll'litll
to jtt.. l:
t it] .4. lit‘lltldll “ttlh present 4
u“ it i.'ivl.~.t‘l‘ liit' tint; (‘1' the Aniei'g
i. ll \lttlvu! \s ‘lt'llllitll'. in tha- llitt».
MPH»
no. .\t tii~ .ittetnoou St sion of the
tiss»tit'itt:ioti hi»: win, ltt'. lzdwnrd Kril-
lll‘ll, of Hard.» Hospital. l't'iill a puprl‘
lll lltv \anrltti‘l.
to informal dstntv uas ;.l\‘t'll ill the
t‘Iiti'md lloie! lust ttt‘liillfl, Pox ti‘tth‘.
nultuw llllillt’ up the
S?t'i‘ltllg~‘.\'l‘llll17. or-
one tops und
prouruin. lllt‘
(-hwtta ltllll' lt'tl tXl‘l‘lll ll “their for
the Ut‘t anion.
l“ttetids tn .\'or\\;tlh :iri t't't‘ehiut;
lllt' lillllttlllll't'lllt‘llt i.‘. tii~ 'uurriuue of
Mntgurrtt. thug. dun-sitter of Mr. and
Mrs. liowurd ‘t\'. lll'l}, oi \\'il.-on. N. '
‘i',. to Hunt) it, Price. of lhii‘ftilo, N,
Y., on Sittttrda}, .Iune .~~t iond.
‘ —“
Miss .\li‘.l‘.‘ .lnnus. oi New t'unnzitt
ttVt'tltlt', and Paul Wired. oi' Not-uulh.‘
\wre tlltlt'llt‘ married at the home nt
brother in l‘utnhurr yr.»
the bride's
terduy tittet'ntton.
The informal dither :H the t‘liftfltrd‘
llotrl. last netting. while not lareel)
attended. was. greatly ruioymi. Stir
linu's ttl‘t‘lltnll‘n furnished I'Xt‘t‘llt‘lll‘
music for duneinu.
ot‘ Stutnt‘ord. \tus
\Vt'dni-Mla)’ t'\‘~’-
.lohn Manning.
in South Xorwttlli.
nine.
t
' WORKED ON EDDY MEMORIAL
Many Norwulk people uere interwar;>
3rd yesterday itt reading the (lOt‘l'lpllmh
and seeing the l‘t‘lil‘tttlllt'lltlll of the,
unique Eddy Memorial in vestentity‘s;1i
Sentinel. Charles (‘uttunem oi thej
Ilrookside district. RUWJUIOD. the well:
ltnown sculptor, was employed sevl
eral llmllllH on this work last snnr‘
niet‘ . llv rut out the morning ult'tries,:
some ot thi- i‘gses and did other work:
which has event-<1 the tttltlllt't‘ttion ot‘t
t‘l‘illr‘~ :tnd llll‘ll pronounced one (it the
I
‘exrt-uted, 'l‘ltv cost of the memorial
wus over situation.
;TWO MEN HIT BY TRAlN \
WHILE GUARDING BRIDGE:
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1 l‘l..-\l.\il"ll~‘.l.it. N. .l. time x .
;\\'liil-‘ guarding :‘ hridnr :it Middle
‘h‘ook near llt'l‘t‘. la<t night t‘orporul
l.lllll'l’llt'(‘ llyan no.» litih‘d :ttitl l‘lr‘
\ctte l-Z:irl .lenltens injured when
”truck by :1 train. lloth urr llit'llll)vl‘.‘~
ot‘ the Fourth New Jersey infantry
land residents of New York my.
Summary process has been started
.hy Miss Gertrude liohannan against
iMarion llreunan. of 20.”. \‘\'ashiu::ton.
1street. Liniit .\‘v Light represent the
plaintiff.
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1'"? one-.. our .113: it
.trone. t‘iirrie ('tltl‘tillt?. Mary Snuderkl
Mut'mtret Donovan. llelt‘n Sunder-M
Gertrude l‘russer. Jenni?) Fowler. Cfl’t
therine Williams. May Williams. lCl-j
t'llllltl‘ William's Mrs. leperer. Nit-9.;
ttttttttt tit
\‘Vl‘lll:l‘.‘;\ll‘ri.R 111311;? \:;lrlk“'\‘\fjm?”s'tMrs. Quinn’s Experience
.a (a. . rs. er (’5. . l :tns.‘ -
I -. ‘ . - ‘_ ; Ought to Help‘rou Over
.ulm DOlllt‘}. Agnes Home}. t . . .
t the Critical Pcrzod.
A surprise party given John Schultz;
:it his home in Lincoln avenue. last; Lowell. Mass.~“For the lnet an.“
“wetting. A "“I'S' lthflSilm time “"“lyears I have been troubled with the
~enjoyed by all. It was in the form of. Change of Life and
:1 bachelor supper. Mr. Schultz willi the bad feelings
be married before the month is out.‘ Efilgrionl $3351“:
Refreshments served, the guests tie-2 very nervous condi-
pzirted at a late hour. wishing Min? tlon,WIlhheadaches
' and pain a good
Schultz a happy future. Those pre:
sent were:Fred Zipperer. Alex hon-
ehak. Eugene Tubby, Jerry 'Safranek.
; George Williams. David Williams. WlL
liain Fox. Jesse Fox. William Zoller,
‘Fred Wimer. Henry Wilkens. Frank
Gates and John Schultz.
deal of the time 501
was unfit to do my
work. A friend
. . ['y
Lydia E. Pinkham’s
"”5”“.‘3‘iftfi‘
poun w ic '
and it has helped me in every wa . l
am not nearly so nervous. no hea ache
:or am. ’I must: say that! Lydia E.
Pm ham 5 Vegetable Compound is the
best remedy any sick woman can take."
—-Mrs. MARGARET QUINN, Rear 259
Worthen St.._ Lowell. Mass.
Other warning sym toms are a sense
of suffocation, hot ashes, headaches.
hocklches, . of impending evil.
fimldigysmnda in the em. palpiution
f tho .egrt. spurkl before the eyes,
hen, conniipction, vol-labia
weakness, inqnietude, Ind
t
. A pretly home wedding ceremony
‘ was performed Wednesday evening by
the Rev. J. Benton Werner. of Grace
Church. when he united in mnrriage.‘
Miss Mable Schede. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Schede. and Waldo
Cable, son of Mr. and Mrsdoaeph Ca-
ble. all of whom are well known Broad,
River residents. The ceremony was”
performed at the home of the bride..
which was attractively decanted for
l
t
.
the occasion. mu routine Beck was
11 3“” ulvlee. write to
“offing ”3:31;? “sedition 03
311A; great lot of fancy woolen mixtures. ;_
it}: Some blue unfinished .w,0rsteds. 13533" j
Effiven a few blue sergeSi
i “’fiv‘er suit of right Summer weight"; a number (abou
finest rim-vi 0t “M'W‘d “W“ "“"" lthlf) or them made with the skeleton lining that is int
insurer, of more comert lit hottest of weather.
‘ Light and dark, blue and gray,
Snappy or quiet, all at the
0116 price to quick men:—
Main doorman. rota}?
l t
i t
ital'B
’strtertl
l Beautiful pique. an
«foi‘large girls have cleverest of fancy pockets
77w suit a man
was aalcecl $18 or $20
for is now $15.75l
t~
tie -
Nicut whitc’ulcirtl
lor big anal lifllc girlal '
ismart beltst
A
', _ ”Eta‘Sucti a gathering a
#62535}! .i . .
'And not it girl is ”go
almost; as many sorts
igi
t Ettttd Mite jam-stem
latest forgot iii
4 res and strip
s We. lire just Sure girl
I
'd honeycomb and gabardine skirts
~» mutetfimm‘
trellllese are. $4.5_0.td $63 .2
it" nun pleated or plain tailored TsEirfS of pure White iii
3leer 6 19. M. at $1.25 _}_ these made with .5 Waist-top)
‘ in. sizes from
wonderful 'whife‘ skirts with
bright colors. But girls .wou’t
grgctl'ltoftpsptettx-thcy arc;. nor soon tire of wearing
of be disappointed-Jot there
for. little girls as for their: big
Every man and wt‘unatt and;
boy and girl should have a
part in the Liberty Loan. It
is the one way we can all help
to win the war. Men who
cannot fight can furnish dol-
lars to help other men tight.
Women and girls and boys
can use their savings best by
putting them into the Liberty
Loan. Unclc'Sam needs the
dollars now to care for his
boys who will go to the front.
Let us give them to hint
quickly. BUY YOUR BOND
now: ,-
Here is .1 Still :1 man can
wear to his business, whatever
that business is almost.
Here is a pull that titan can ‘
wear in his .ztutomobilc and
not be. afraid it will be made
unwcarablc anywhere else.
Here is a suit for it young
mun—belted coat and smartlys
cut trousers and natty vest
and all such.
Here is a suit for Mr. Quiet
{Taste-{onscrvzttivc and ex-
ccitcut in cut and tailoring;
and general appearance.
And every blessed one of
those suits is now $15.75.
7.. ‘.
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t~«.-.~-t..lt._~.~.;» ~
$15.75
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fi- I‘mI-m mu WW. ’3 l
" manna—",H.
A group of. women's
nice blue and blacl: suits
once $22.50 anal $25~$1450
There are no suits quite S
satisfactory for continued set-It;
rice as those of blue or match?
They seem to “belong.” i ‘1
Onc wcuts them with mini. .
tent. :tssui'ed tliztt ztppez‘ttanctifi ,
is right. ;
They look tasteful :tlwaysi ‘
rind everywhere. i'
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in this group, excellent can};
amples of the new styles int
these two :tdmirublc colors. '
Some of plain litre, some;
. with handsome trinunhtg. ;
How excellently they ardl
tailored! ml v
How neatly they fit! 3;“ 'L
l’l‘hcir earlier-season price;
was either $22.50 or $25};
now, to sell them soon——- _ i
‘ $14.50:
. . . , . _ i.
there are :t tctv iaucy suds right close bcsrd‘d.
them.
These include \vliitc serge tutti gold tints and such. I '
'lhcy, too, were 822.50 and SZS—und are now I
$14.50. ‘
Jr,
Yes;
Second floor.
Remarkable sport
shirts at $1.85! "
3 Here is news of inzukcdjuicrcst:-—- ”‘
A good big lot of sports skirts in _ ‘ ,.
. t. .. wonderful color variety—$1.85! ' ’« ‘ i; ‘
t We even wondered how maker could sell them to of; .3
at the price be fixed. And then he explained. .531
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:95; They are made trout sample pieces of 131le skirting}
3;; Those sample pieces cost him almost nothing. iii
s, - Certainly he could sell them for little! Tully}: ';
' And here they are—stripes and stripes. and ;'
stripes! .
Color after color after color, bright and brilliant and
more;
gay! '.
Wide stripes and narrow stripes and combitmtion‘s or.
the two. ;
Smarttuilorcd styles. with either one or two pockcisf . ,_'j
s will delight;
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and Such
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5-year '15. ‘32-1. CH
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