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1121.113): 196-211: a; th- v.:1\\ 2 h. .11 “‘11- .,
ion, t'n Tilt-Milly. .lu 11~ 13 7’ tables ALICCL:
on the 1.21:1'1'y llt::'.d.~. i-ju
urgtd to be present. ‘ ' . .
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1. will 13'
.21'1: has 1.11 11 a 14' mat
A .-.‘:1-;1r.~-tl 0‘ t‘ht‘drenis Dav t':t-:..~~u in the rod of living in Nor-
, . ,_ ‘ . g ‘ 1121111 “illiin 11.. past tun “ufllih‘
{01001101111 \‘1: 11 take place 1,1] in: 501111] T)!“ “am, 11'. Mb“ and the ”(01mm
'Norn:11 111 13111111? Church 11:1 Saturday Uf an 313mm“... “um, of \‘gggeiuhh'
fifternoon at ‘3 30 o'tlock. All the child seem to 111111 tit. 101d rlF‘tulaltliE on
.ten are urged to be present. i ”19 jump.
Within .1 week canned :oods, cope-
huve dropped 20 per
cent. in nit-e The rtason tor the.
decrease is said to be due
M11111: tanntrs' desirt to get rid of the old
3 stock.
W i There has also been a hit: rltop in
Nash Engiut‘oi'ing Work will play ”“1 price M “W potntous. which 01111
, V, , , the pnrvha>ed 101' $1.21 a peck. whih-
the. ‘V’Yw'dlk '11”? ‘5 RUDD" Lontpany several Weeks ago the dealers wete
Saturday afternoon at the Ward street asking as high as $1.70 3 ”wk 011
grounds. '; lions, whit-h went up with potatoe:i
A 7 they started their soarim,r 141'»
r11.
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Peter A. \‘olck who conducted a (rally ‘Pg‘nldblfi'
‘photo studio 11919 in the Lander build-
ing, hu~ moved to N0. 9311
street, Norr. 5111.
____.___ i, when
—Don’t iorget the Spanish War \"1=t-‘
erans‘ dance at the Elks’ Home.
South Main street, Friday evening.
cents a pound, tan now be bought for
six cents a pound.
Flour has also tit-creased in ltl‘li'v,
—W and can now be purt-lmsed from $14.50
Commencement excitises .tt Smithx to $15 .50 a barrel] “hilt: the former
College will he held from Saturday, 1 $1110“: ldngd(i’tl:iiltl|1:ht:ii51rue:-tt 'my
netwas l I i m t 1 1
June 16 to June 19 and there will be! price. has now dropped to 9 cents
no makt‘d changes in the plans from a pound The most pleasing: mm”,
othei years <,althougn the eVents Will Of 1111
be sotncnhat simplified The com. not in
mencement orator “ill be 1’1esidentliii’t‘l"‘“b‘” {H‘m “it
Vincent. President Burtons prdert'z- 111111 .1 “mm" ‘10“ ‘
801' at the Uni\'er>ity oi Minneapolis
situation is that the end i>".
1117.111 and with 1111‘ arrival or
local [ll‘tldllfl’
anticipated.
WIRELFSS HERO T0
FLY FOR ENGLAND
Another one of those popular Salut-
day sales at ,Ilot'kinunn'n tomorrow; Nl‘ \\' 3011K, lune 8. Jack llinns.
Look up their adv. They have sonit‘ “1r: i0“ mm o. the stt-anishit: R11
Rm: 1' '1mi'lsf _"m‘ )erus‘l mibln was (lllltlil! the hrst.of the
‘ '19- “H “‘ 0' -‘ l l “" l+lritish subjects to register tat the
lritish recruiting mission yesterdny.
McKinley Pump,
508111511 W?” V'” lie 1nroll1-1i tor the ltoyal Flying;
«Wants, held a meeting, last night. and 1111px.
accepted the invitation to p.'11titip.1to' “inn:R 1111' ”W “i“‘t‘rtfi operator
stone loin" ilbt):ll'd the llepubln 11 hen it was ram-
celebration All members no 19 ucst- .inetl l)\ the "ltJlltlu ot‘i Nantucket Jan-
-' ' ‘ ‘ " 'q uart' 15ml ”is persistent rails
Pd 1011““ “l ”‘0 headquarters 0“ for help brought the Baltic to the
Sunday afternoon at 1:450‘1-lock,.1nd 11511.1).111111 ”u not: on the rammed
fiveryone possible will wear uniforms H‘s-<01 were saved the first rescue
Plans were also made for the unntutt: 1“ 5““ "“~’~'l"“‘“"“‘j through ”1“ WM"
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stato comention to be held in N01“ _._,.--.._,__.
\‘tttili ll!°.\i Week Fr'ida) alltlb :‘ttuttl113H TWO WOMEN KILLED WHEN
June 15 and 10. i TRAIN HITS AUTOMOBILE.
in the Hospital corner
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ZANI'RN‘V'ILLE. 0., June 8.~-:Mrs.
.. ., 11.0111th Alt-Aulev and daughter An-
' 1 -1 ill 0. of 1n..t‘n Pr , , — , '
ltnpoxtint H 18 5 l N‘ g .H’llt'il, “ere instantly killed today
“"‘m S")md"1“5 u“ all d'"“”"" 01 ”W when thoir automobile was struck by
NW’ York. NOW Haven & Hartford n Cimimnttl .utd \larietta passenger
Railroad will go into effect Sunday,"tr:1ln at (‘1):11 Ridge.
June it), 1917: The usual inchen'sed “’ “"" " “-- ~w—~~ --»
com... will 1..» established to mm; mm
core 01‘ the ntlllllllt’r t1mel,and sever ' -~ ,
a1 adjustments \till he made to 1111‘ GlflS! use LemonS!
ford connections and to J)1‘0\‘itl(' for. ‘ ’ ‘7’ ‘ ' .0
seasonal and resort business. Time” Make a BleaChIng,
t 'tblcs Kiting detailed information rev.
gnrding ”It new stitedulos \\ Ill be in‘.
the hands 01' agents. prior to the lilith
(lat...
Beautifying Cream
.(ove. ‘-
'l‘he juice
1\\ 1) fresh lonions
til
strained into a bottle containing three
Two candidates were lllllllllttl 1:th
night at 1111‘ regular somi—‘tnonthly Outit‘t's or orthnrd white illillle‘ri a
meeting of \‘t'anonm t‘ouncil; \‘o. 31.1‘11011‘ (Inuit?! hint of the most re-
1) of P. Plans 11 etc made for the an lillfliktthle lemon skin beautitier at
nual roll call whith will be an inttr- about tho cost one mun I pay for a
«min: feature of 1m- npxt rogular 1111.11] jar of the ordinary cold creams
nweting of the council. Guests will Care should be taken to strain the
1,9 ““199!“ .11 this time. from Stunt-lemon juice through a fine cloth so
ford, (it-oenwirh, Bridgeport and Dan- no lcmon pulp net‘s in, thou this to-
bury tion will keep fresh for months Every
,wont.tn knows that lemon juice is used
A: a measure of economy, “Willa“: to bleach and remove such blemishes
tor .tndr'en l."eaty. of the 101111 1105‘ as freckles, sallonneSs and tan and is
office, has been asked 10 seek the C0'lthe idettl skin softener, smoothoner
operation oi the public 111 the use Ol'and bpautifier‘
stamps of the higheSl DOSSMC demon Just try it! Get three ounces of
inatton‘s suited to the amount of pOSl-iorchard white at any pharmacy and
age required on all mail. For example: two lemons from the grocer and make
:12 cent stamp instead of two 1 NM up a quarter pint of this sweetly fru-
stamps should be affixed 10 ‘9“"3 grant lemon lotion and utn'ssnge it
needing two cents 1108182114 10 9““ daily into the face, neck arms and
stamp instead of five 2 cents or 1W0 hands. It untutallv should help to
fi-centa stamps should '39 affixed ‘0 soften, freshen. bleach and bring out
parcels requiring ten cents in DOS" tlte roses and beauty of any skin. It
age C0 operation in “113 matter “”11 is simply marvelous to smoothen
result in effecting .1 large saving toil!e rough, red hands—CAM.
Government in the cost of producing-
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WEATHFR MAKES ‘
erial 111'"
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pedition and were sold for 17 and 18'
Sugar ,
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Say: “Varsity Fifty Five”
transporting. and cancelling stamps '
and will benefit the public in minile-
ing the number of stamps handled and
affixed to mail. Business concerns are]
particularly asked to take notice of,
this suggestion. .
GLOVER’S
Established 1879
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CHILDREN’S DAY
roorwrntt
PUMPS, OXFORDS AND
‘ SHOES
In 1.
Is the Baby Bond.
Why not subscribe for one‘?;
$100.00
Is the next denomination. .
You can arrange to put-1:, White Kid, Buck and Canvas
chose both of these bonds 2? m omen actions
on the partial payment 1 _ , In 1
i A ' rATENT Ann GUN METAL‘
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: " Loan. RM ,The children sStore
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in Wuhlogaon Sta :5
Made 1... Hart Schaffner o' Mam}
These words in our store will bring you the
leading suits for spring; for young men and
men Who like young style. One, two, three
buttons; new ideas in lapels and. pockets; all-
Wool fabrics. " , »
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1 The Hart Schadner & Marx label is sewed 1n the coats: I I...
.. . f2 agsmall thing to look for. a big thing to find. '
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086135 8: Stevens w 1
a The home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes 7,» m 1 .
Norwallt So. NOrwalk
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I ANNWERQARY RALLY. 7,11” his, Juno 8. Rev. B. F. Kidder will was where the first rally 0! the group
#1 - ltddress on 'vn‘ton and Taaltjl" arm was held. net 1111 91111911101 to make '
1mg lilicentliw amtvérmw wry of chi! music will be moored Ind othor on. "my prove that the interest and
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F urniture for
Porches and Lawns.
Couch Huumock, Stands and 01176111121.
1"“ Porch here's us all widths.
Porch Chairs, Rockers and Settees”
IDA splendid line of i 131:1
'FIBRE and RAG RUGS
RAYMOND’E'SO'Ng: avg ,
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers. "
Wall and High Ets. Norwalk
f2:
Ladies’ Pumps and Oxlords
All of the Newest Designs, in-
cluding many attractive novel-
ties in the most popular shades
Reliable Hosiery to Match
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
South Norwalk.
81 Washington Street.
WOMEN‘S UNDERWEAR
Comprising a good assortment of styles, made of good quality
material, lace and embroidery trimmed.
Night Gowns ............................... . . 590 to $1.98
Envelope Chemises ......................... ~ . $1.00 to $1.50
Combinations ............................... $1.00 to $1.75
Corset Covers .............................. .. 251: to $1.15
Drnwers' ................................... .. 35c to $1.50
Skirts ...................................... .
890 to $3.00
CREPE DE CHINE W
Bloomers, Envelope Chemise and Night Gowns in flesh color.
CHILDREN’S PRINCESS SLIPS
2 to 6 years ................................... . 690 to $2.00 :
8 to 10 years ............................... 69c
12 to 16 years ............................... “$1. 25 to $2. 00
J. I. MALLET TE
88 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK
The City National Bank
To the Mothers and Fathers 010m" Country
There could be no more certain way of instilling love of ‘
country into the hearts of your children than by teaching them
the righteousness of the cause for which the United States is
waging this war. Show them why the government needs and.
wishes many small subscriptions to the LIBERTY LOAN.
Then let your family as a unit buy a LIBERTY LOAN BOND,
{paying for it: by personal ctt‘ort and sacrifice, if necessary.
YOU CAN BUY A BOND FOR AS SMALL AN
AMOUNT A8 $50, PAYING FOR IT IN EASY IN-
STALMENTS COVERING NINE MONTHS.
CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine room! by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style. . -~ . '5' , ‘
Comer Monroe and Chestnut St.
N. J. DISESA. Manager.
121155532
J. DISESA, Proprietor.
For Farm, Garden and Flower Bod.
. ‘ American Agricultural Chemical Co'. ii Tfifif‘r’lp
'” Mapes Special Fertilizer. . , ' if *i‘ifil‘afialiifi'l“
Sheep Manure. communion"
Agriculture Lime. fiifii WMMFWEHDM
itlflllfl Land Plaster. 13m,
:‘u'laia'miznmmi 1112111 "Ground Bone.
10,00013EAN POLES
RAYMOND BROTHERS“
:37 Wuhingtoii St.
"Wt“??i‘ii't“
Phone "3-3.
.WASH SKIRTS -‘ '. -
Iouth 1111mm K' I. '
1111mm groups 1:: Mom: interacting teattuiéa‘ are. manna
all: "it" ' '
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JACOB’S ~
iSlfll SWEAMS 37.9810 $1200
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