In lhllslc, Voile», l’tiplltis, Unli-
‘hfdimm, Saki-liege” Silli- ,
VGinghains. Morales and otlfi"
goods in plain motor». hiripiw and.
fancy figures. 9
'E K. BANKS :
Inhackerno Hotel Block.
South Norwnlk.
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NUTTING PICTURES
. For
Wedding Gifts and Birthday ..
. Presents
l A Full Line At
DONl‘IELLY’S
16 50. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK
N ow
- Is the Time to Consider
And Repapering Your Home ‘
HOUSE PA!NTING
Estimates Cheerfully Given
Call us—Phone 1446
J. A. RUBBER
108 So. Main St. So. Norwalk.
iCiiy News
m party of young l‘itllt'.‘ ai'o (alloying
ri ‘weckend outinr: :t'. 'llt‘ John J. Han
loll cottage. at llii'kory lllufi’. Illlil last
- evening enjoyrd a (lilllt‘l’ at tho Noi-
walk Yacht t‘lub.
Miss Elsie M. Sterling and Mi: (‘lliim
’W. Sterling arc attcndiiit.r a tlilllll‘l‘ in
New York tonight xiv-vii in honor ol’
their engagcmcnt.
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~Pannmas, l’anainus O‘Brien.
The electritul commissioners of the
Second District held a lllt‘t‘lilil’, last
evening and issued ordci's t'or matcr-
ials for the new ()l’llillllt'lllill lighting
system.
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,wApply horse reuse to the buying
of your boiler. Find out about thv‘.x
comfort and cconoiny of liiirnliuni’
Boiler COSy "Comfort neat. Lord is
Burnhain 00,, lrviiigton, N. Y. 1
-—"THE BARRIER"
A wonderful picturc in ten parts to
‘May Louise, to Herbert
“Ain’t_it a grand apd glor-
ous feeling, " for “that thrill”
that comes once in a life
time here is the correct Suit.
It’s close fitting, full chested,
far from freakish, all the
dignity befitting the occal
sion. Price $25.
For vacation days, Sport
Coats, $10, white trousers, $5
to $6.50.
Rogers 8i Stevens
So. Norwalk Now all:
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and Personal
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Engagement of Miss May Louise
Smith Announced
At an illlt‘lltill bridge party tliisvaf-i
tcriioou at the lililllt' of Mr. and Mrs
William ll. Smith, Jr. 12 Frnnoe street,
the .cnizaizemi‘nt of their dutightur.
E. Baldwin
was announced. Mr. Baldwin is cash-
lt'l' and assistant niaiuigcr of the NI“
wark branch ol‘ the international Mo-
tor Company.
The guests \v-orc: Miss Allcc Mas-
ter of White Plains, Miss l‘orothy
‘Zci‘l'ass of Mt. Vernon, Miss Dorothy
Sivitinerimi (it New York, and the
Misses Etlicl and Edith Armstrong of
\‘onlicrs. the Misses Roberta Runin'r
lci', llt‘lt‘ll Barker, Elizabeth llam-
mond. Esther Knapp, Charlotte Pier-
son.'.\lildred Aller, Mildred Wilson.
Louise Woodward, Rosita and Ruth
lamison, Maridlictts, Helen liubbell,
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‘For a few
This Great
Chandler price remains $1395.
At the close of blisiness" June
30th the price becomes 51595.
It has always been a basic part
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NOW, at $1895:
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more days only, the
know this is true.
position among
cars. .
. . Car Will Be Continued, .
IdentiCally The Same, At Advanced Price
Men familiar with automobiles
That is why
Chandler has gone to front-rank
medium-priced
be shown at ”10 Ree?!“ in a My *l'flys ‘ listcllc Smith. Mrs. Lewis \vardeii.
nt 159- filrs. t‘licstcr Benedict, Mrs. A. Ray-
iiiiond l'ictts. Mrs. Robert Waugh and
lit". Moore, of Danbury. callcd up the Mrs. Harold Baldwin. Assisting MrS.
down town police last night and said Smith “We: Mrs. A, ll. ilaldwin and
that his moth”. 70 Wm ”ml "‘1“ 1““ , Mrs, Lovi s. llulsc. of White Plains.
1‘01““ and started 1“ K" to New “Wk 'l‘lic outvol‘aown guests will be loin»
city. She got off at South Norwalkfim ltliliillll by Messrs. Gerald Ricaud.)
however, and “'3‘“ 5”" 1’13"“ lo l)“n'tlmiis Stimson and Stuart C. Whilcv!’
bury, ' ethic, of New York. ‘liurold Nickell of;
'North Dakota and Newark; llamravcs
A telcphonc from \\'oodward {whine “Mm” of Roselle, N. J" Homer
“’CMVOd by 1h" down town 1‘0“” Brooks of Mt. Vernon, and livrbcrt I!
which claimed ”‘3‘ an auto had drawn Baldwin: the party going to thc Colin-
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of Chandler policy to keep the
Chandler price low. We have kept
it low. 'We have sold the Chandler
car for hundreds of dollars less
than cars of similar quality.
At the present $1395 price, there
is no other six comparable to the
Chandler in design, equipment and
performance. ‘
The present price cannot con-
tinue. It 111.13: be materially ad-
vanced. it must be. advanced $200.
At the new price of $1595, effec-
tive on and after July let, the
Chandler will still offer excess value.
The present series model will be
continued identicaiiy.. There will
be no change of any nature in
design, construction or equipment.
up long side of the curb and the oc-
cupants had started to bury somclliinuf
and looked susiiicimis. stai-ilcd them
into action. Officers Smith and Ray-
mond were sent to investigate and
' found that the only thing on the strcct
that. was in a way suspicious“ was
that some men were spreading a lot
with fertilizer.
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CAMERA SUPPLIES :
FILMS DEVELOPED '
try (‘lub for the dance.
FASHIONABLE WEDDING
FOR A DARIEN BRIDE
The marriage of Miss Helen Aug-
usta Adams. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
(‘harles A. Adams. of Darien. to Eugene "
'A. Elliott. of Stamford, will be sol-
emnizoil this afternoon at the Episco-
pal Church. Brooklyn. Rev. Raymond
Knox. ot‘ (‘olumbia University. will of~
ilclntlc.
Miss Ruth Rutter, of Brooklyn, will
ihe maid of honor. She will wear
’ ‘Stillson-POWGU Corporation lwhitc and carry a bouquet of Ameri-
ending June 30, 1917.
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vii-END
South Norwalk Savings Bank
At a meeting of the Board of Directors of
this bank, held this day, a dividend to depositors
was declared at the rate of four (4)'per cent.
per annum from the earnings of the six months
This dividend will be entered on piss-books
and paid on and after July 10, 1917.
By order of the Board of Directors.
ALDEN, SOLMANS, President. .
GEORGE L. WOODWARD, Treasurer.
1. June 11, 1917
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i . Atter June 30th, $1595
Out of our regular‘June allot-
ment of cars we will fill all orders
possible at the present price. But
orders must be placed now, sub-
ject to our ability to make delivery
prior to Julyhlst. 7
7~passenger Touring Car, $1395.
4-passenger Roadster, $1395.
4-passenger Convertible Coupe,
$1995. .
7-passenger Convertible Sedan,
$2095. ‘ .
Luxurious Limousine, 52695.
(All prices f. o. b. Cleveland,0.)
Corrie Chooser YOUR Chandler Today'
VAAST BROS. GARAGE
Phone 1360-2011
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can beauty roses. The. best :man will ,‘
be a brother of the groom.
The bride will wear white crepe de
chine and will carry a bouquet of
white roses. A reception will be ten-
dered the bridal party by Mr. and
Mrs. Schuyler Knox, at Standish Arms
Hotel. Brooklyn. Many benutillul pres-
ents have been received. The wed-
ding will be a quiet (me, those attend-
ing being immediate friends of the
families. ‘
After a trip to include :xiantic
City the young couple will reside on
the bride, has resided practically all
her young life in Darlexi. She grad-
uated last week from the kindergarten
training school of Miss Mary Mills,
B‘idgeport. Her host of friends ex-
tand best. wishes. ( . l
The groom is 'associated in business
with his father in the firm of E. El-
liott & son, Stamford.
Handy‘Pictm Poet Card.
The latest trimming for the new
gowns, so fashion folk say, are decoru-
tions. copied from ‘ old ~ Greek and
-continued to audit the monthly bills
. of his better halt—Stray Stories.
Roman vases. And if you possess any; SElN FEINERS WlLL CONTEST
post cards, you have right in your own: LONDON, June 16.-The :Sinn Fein-
home the most perfect designs pos- ers of East Chine have decided to con-
sible to copy. The old Greek key de- test the seat in Parliament vacated by,
sign and the Wall of Troy are to bathe death atpthe front of Major Wil-l
popular. so we are told and there are liam Redlm'ond. They have chosen as‘
deed, to be copied from those p\3tures
of urns and vases. With a few of the W. and'sentenced 10 death for his con-v
exquisite colored post cards which nection with the ‘Sinn F'ein revolt. His
traveler purchased in pompefi, we sentence was commuted to penal’ ser-
could work out most attractive’Vimde for life and he is now in jail.
schemes fer adorning one's new spring.
clothes, both as to designs and color- ‘
ing. Borders for skirts and tunlcs and RID OF A LINGERING COUGH
sleeves. for any part of gOWDSJand Cold WBOHI" persisted SO late this
suits where borders can be attached,|year that "WW more P9750115 have
are among the features (if the new' 00”“ than 9‘7“ b91301“? at this 5933011-
styles. ‘ You can get relief from racking back-
""3‘: int; coughs, from 'whee‘zy, sneezy
’ breathing, from raw, sore throat and
tight chest. W. G. Glazier, Benton-
PROUD 'OF FATH ER.
“Yes ,, said the young wife proudly" ville, Arie, writes: "I can recommend " .
‘ffathernlways give me something ex- F0195“ Honey and Tar 00mpound. l . S B n e d1 Ct
pensive when he makes presents."'u39d it for a cough that ‘1 had 10!:L ‘ . llll. .
"So I discovered when he gave you 'years and was sald_to have consump-
away,” “M119“ the 3'0““5 hug"and-lion, but it cured me." 'Oontains no
A“ "m' a 1““ °”e“'“°ed “is” he opiates. Children like it.-Ad'v.
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More Lite Lenses cover the new law.
$1.50 - $1.75
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