Harris 81 Guns
COAL
That’s All
68 Wk!” Street
Tel. 721
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast 1 -:' .\'111'~\:1lk and Vicinity:
fair tonight and Tuesday
Forecast for the Week.
For the 1\'111"h Atlantic states: The
tertiperaiut'e viii be higher the first
days 111’ the \l't‘l'k 11nd uniderately
warm thereafter. The weather will bt
fair until M‘nlnesday or Thursday,
«when local sltnwtrs are probable. A
disturbance 11 ptral UVt'l' Minnesota is
causing unsettl d, showeiy wealher in
the northern distrjtts ilt'Will the
illocky 11111unt;1‘:.s 111111 the Mississippi
river. lieayy rain 01 e'ui red during the
last 24 hours in Eastern Massachus-
e-tts and Maine. Portland, Me., re-
ported 3.34 111111115. Pleasant weather
wrevails this morning in the southern
and eastern districts, Temperatures
slightly above normal prevail in near-
)y all the northern districts.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
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liiu'h,
Temperatttre: 771: low,
66. Fair.
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{City News
Clifford Clark was arrested yester-
klay for drunkenness by Officer
Flynn and this morning when he. was
arraigned in‘the (‘ily court, was given
30 days in jail.
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Mrs. Stephen S. .lart'is, of Seaview
avenue, is recovering from an attack
of quinsy.
The longest days of the year come
this week,
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it is tepotted about town that (‘otn i
many, D, New Haven Blues, will lemel
Norwaik 111111 vitinlty \ery shmtly.l
The. some report is being circulated
by members of that company. The
men are packed up and ready to
more at 11 inmate‘s notice.
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The New Canaan tin-”ectoty 101
1111? '1K published bv A. 1'] MacLauglr'
1111,1111s and» its 1111p1-111ance. 11 con- i
taius, about 1,000 names, also a com- .
plote list of the \oteis in the town, 111'-
ranged in alphabetic 011.191 The ditec
tor) is 1'1 useful 101111110 and will be in
‘demand in .\e1v ('anaan.
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Work on the Danbury-Brcwsler:
Slate road. betwcen the New York
state 1111c and Brewsteris progressing
satisfactory. At present the princi-‘
pal operations are in the vicinity of.
the storm farm near Brewster, where
a curve is being eliminated. Present
indications are that the road will be
opened to traffic late .in the summer. i
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John .l. llarry. a former empIOye
(it \the New Milford hat shop, who
the past few years has lived in Dam.
bury, has been laid tip the past four
months with an affection in one of
his hands. 3
ing and he underwent an operation toi
‘pbtain relief. but is yet unable to'
resume work.-—-N9w Milford Gazette. i
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Friday evening, June 22nd. at that
corner of Raymond and‘Day streets. an i
open air meeting will be. held under
the direction of The Sottth Norwalk
Mission Workers. Fred Thoriault'
will be the speaker of the evening, led
by “The Holy Spirit." Saturday even-
ing at the corner of Washington street
and Railroad avenue an open air meet
ing will be held as-usual. .
\Local Hebrews Voted in Roodner's'
Hall yesterday for a delegate to the
Jewish-American Congress which will-
meet in Washington, D. C., on Sep-
tcmber 12. The principal candidates
{or this district were Attorney Charles
Shapiro of Bridgeport and George Co-
hen of the same city. Two hundred
and seventy-five votes were cast here,
the majority of which were in favor
of the election of Mr. Shapiro.
“THE BARRIER" .
Wednesday and Thursday at. the
negent. Accompanied by special 11111-
110.898!“ 160mallt1hawinsst .
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HOT WEATHER will surely
come. Have you 'your Palm Beach
Suit? “Benjamin" tailored $8.50
and $10.00.
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JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington Street
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Jewelry asd good watches the pre-
ferred graduation gitts at Brand's
jewelry store where quality is higher
than the price. ‘
(‘ourt Edmondu. de Auiit'is, No. 173.
Foresters of America, will hold a
meeting this evening. There will be
election of officers.
A committee oi the ltaliau SL‘VAH'
1111 Society journeyed to New Jersey
yesterday and invited the. Rev. Anton
io Tairani to address the Order 1111 the
Fourth of July.
Fpeidel's orchestra furnished 11111s1e.
'Suturday night for the. regular would:
dance at tho Norwalk Country (‘luh
’NOR WALK
SOCIETY
and Personal
NEWS
The estate 01' l". B. Lewis. and. 1
Hendricks Point. Saugaiuttk, is to be
he scene of a lawn fete to be given
on Saturday. June :10. front 3 to 8
o‘clock, for the benefit of the Ameri-
can Rod (‘ross Society and the Navy
League. All l‘aii'iioid (‘ounty is as
sisting in making the: ovent sue-
.‘iembers 111' th“ several chap
tors in the county and members 111
the woman's section of the Navy
League. besides societies. are assisting
in special features. Mrs. ’l‘. l. liav-
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€35.32
11191111 111' South Notwalk. is 11 111111111181
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Emerson 1111111118 and 1'3.
111 the 1.111uti1e 10111n11tte;e
Mrs. lhtlliifl‘
vaudevillu features; Reed (1.
llavilantl will assist 111 the
pavilion; Mrs. John (‘111'1111agh
children will conduct games for the
Mrs.
Attention is tailed to the N111" \‘111'11.
New llatcn and llar'tloni lluilrotidl
Li'z 1 11111111 which will be iound daily;
on 111119. eleven 01 The Sentinel.
Daniel Loyolatc and Samuel J.
\\".'i,.;i~‘1. 11‘ Norwalk, are in llattloritl
it'dii}. representing Fairfield (111.1111!
at a conference of county leaders, in
regard to the farm labor probloati I
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’woolts‘ vacation from her duties as
stt'pographer 111 the oilices of Attorneys
11111111 and lumbar Mrs. Moder i 11
Smith is substituting 1111 Miss Smith. '
of “'11011‘. 1111' l‘
Mrs. (‘harles Hanks, ,
.11 enuo roteived a lettet front hot sun,
1!111'1- 111, last Friday. stating he is 110111
11111 doing fine. lie is 11 bugler in tlte>
121st U. .1ni‘1intry, Second Battery, (‘11. ,
, and is now in (‘alepito (‘111., on the‘
bordt 111'
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A TALL YARN.
He 11". 1s de nihiug the privations of.
a 1"11yaae from whl1h ho had just re
turned.
"Then," he said, “1 went down to
the cabin to lunch."
"Lunch!“ exclaimed one of his heur-
ers. "But you told us there was noth
ing to out left 011 board. What did
you have for lunch"
“011!“ was the reply. "it was 11
very modest attair'beef, wine and an
east"
“Beef?" Where did you get the beef
.ri' om?" '
“Oh!’ was 1.1111 reply. That came
from tho bulwarks."
"And the wine, how about that?"
"Oh. that canto from the portholc!"
"Oh. oh! “ laughed the listener.
“Good very good' But tell me where.
did you get the egg?‘
”,Oh that “as the simplest of alll‘t'
”The captain gave
ordms 1111 the ship ‘1 'lay to,‘ 11nd hei
owe me. one "~Phlludelph111 Ledger. i
THE REVEILLE.
(BRET ll \11'1‘13, 1861)
liark' 1 1111-11 the tratup of thousands,
And of armed men the bum:
Lo! 11 nation‘s hosts yve gathered
Round the quick alarming drum——
Saying. "Come,
Freeman.- come!
Ere your heritage be wasted," said the
quick alarming drum,
"1.11 me of my‘ heart take counsel;
\\'a1' is not of life the sum;
Who shall stay and reap the harvest,
When the autumn days shall come?"
not the drum
Echoed, “Come!
said the solemn sounding drum.
“But when won the coming battle,
What of profit springs therefrom?
What if conquest, subjugation.
Even greater ills become?
But the drum
Answered, “Come!
You must do the suui to prove it,” said
the Eankee answering drum.
What if, ’mid the' cannons’ thunder,
Whistling shot and bursting bomb.
When my brothers fall around me,
Should my heart grow" cold and
numb?"
.But the drum
' Answered, “Come!
Better there in death united, than in
life a recreant—come!"
Thus they answered—hoping. fearing,
Some in faith and doubting some,
T111 a trumpet voice proclaiming;
811111, “My chosen people. come!”
Then {he drum.
Lo! was dumb,
For the great heart or the nation.
throbbing: answered, "Lord,. we
comél" 1.. .: ~
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tnv 111111 11111111111113
'1'euuion, and will later
itot's of .the St.
.Baxter, both 'of Spring 'street,
- with friends in Norwalk.' "
childttn Mrs. Willi-.1111 ll-. Earle is
among the list of ptitt'onesses
Miss Lillian llono“..11u 111' this (ity'.
is 1:111'11111'111; two wicks in New York
Olly.
Mr and 111s W. R.
Main lePPl, Norwalk, entertained
party of fl'i1"ll(l.\‘ Satutdttt' afternoon
The 11111111' 111111 [111 ttily doetuated w,ith
{111111111 11111] tings.
521111111111. of 208
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111111. ’l‘l1efavoi's at luntheon 11"e1e'
.1111111 “.1113. Patriotic spirit “as
hown 111' sinhing "Star Spangled 111111—
net' before luntheon was sei'ted.
Dancing and Sonora selections were
enjoyed by all pteseut, The. guests
Miss 11. A. Miller, Mrs. R. E.
Martin, Misses Helen and Edith Cun-
eo, 1111111111 GeddeSs, Mimto Taylor
and Sophie. Gruss.
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William ll, Mrlllhetr
of \l'oodslde Farm.
Gettysburg, l’~:.'1111. 111'1'1'111111111111‘111 by
(‘ongtessnutn lleers, Chester Bell and
Edward 'l'authenbangh 111'11tored- in
Norwalk last week 111111 were the
guests of Mrs \ltlllhenny‘s brother.
Robert llot't'ne . of Main stxy'et.
Miss Ethel M. Mills, of Sprint:
street, has been spending the weeie
end 111 Middletown, where she attend
ed the rotntuencemeut exercises of
\\'esleyun College.
Mr. and .11 12;.
Miss Mart- l~‘. lietts, or Newtown
avenue, is at Wheaton i‘olleue, Nor-
ton, Muss, attending the annual class
go to lioston
to s1.- 1111 a few weeks.
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'isttd of 1-l1itken salad, 11 vat-1.113. of] Visit his son (hat-,les whom hehad 'ant to loin the artillery.
isanduit-hss,hunch,st1'1111'ber1ies and} “hm" “(I inllueucttl “NH” of M" com?“ ”mm“ of “1"“) 10'“ 31W
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Former President Taft went do\\'n to F1111 Meytr, \11, the 01llt‘!’ day to
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110 You Want a New Stomach?
ChefilastchemedJy A Valuable
or yspepsta an ,, .. __ Restorat' v
Indigestion ”M“ 1“ 1211.111.» 750:"?
Dr. Clenny beliey :1] Di
cred for Dyspepsia.
Distress.
gestoncine to be the most effective remedy ever discov’
l 11m intlvrorinr in 1111-1111 1111111- I have been taking your 111111111110
11111 h.lr'1111tttll_1'mt hon thankful 111m [do not 11- 111k 1 111111 -.11 111-111..- Hill" 111 it
“11111111111111 it to many >it1t-e it has done 11111 to 111' 1111 1:1va
Money back if not satisfied. For full particulars
remedy which' is hem-fitting thousand 1. lpply to '
' "RA 01. DA. MEAD aNo.M lnStrct. so. N 111
11. CLENDENINC 11. co., ' M11». .311 wuusduu. 131331135». 111.
lb
\t'llulls 111\\\~‘ 111 1',1~1.11 .\1. t‘.1ir
literature and opinions rcgarding this valuable
As Age Advances the Liver Requires.
occasional alight stimulation. CARTER'S LITTLE
LIVER PILLS conect CONSTIPATION.
Genuine Z 5
burl
“(nature
until! 1nd tattle.) on 111 blood 7
r. 111111111111...“th wudrlto [mlilhignd by cm": Iron ““3
calories. or 1.1. 1.11;.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS
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Selling 1.11.11.- ty Bonds
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Mrs. Frances E. Seymour 1
Mrs. l"l‘tlll"1's 1'2. Seymour, 01‘ 117;
Mt and Mrs .‘1-11111111 (‘1'1tlg,of l‘ul-
1111111 avenue, spent Sunday in New .
Y,ork 11"111'11» they witnessed the\ 1111 l
kee 511111 St louis game at the l‘!‘oo
Grounds
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Ensign Arthur G. Hoyt. of the l. nited 1
States \‘avul llescrv es. spent the. waek- i
iend in South Norwalk. Mt'. lloyt has
been promoted to inspectot of the
newly built submarine. Chasers.
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Yeoman John E. Lynch enoyed 11 t’nr- i
llough over the wet-1111111 which 111 i
E’spent in town. \lr. 1.1 itch is with the'
United States Naval llesei'yos.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Leary and1
children, of Bridgeport, were the
guests of Andrew J. Leary South Main
street, yesterday.
John Bradley and City Clerk 816'
1111911 llokus were among the specta-
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The cords were contract Death shall leap the braver harvest," yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. llavid l’oiint'd, of Win»
nipauk, hay.- lte-f'n entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. John Carrol, of Quiunipauzh
Conn.
Mrs. William Wardwoll. of Living-'
ston street, has returned-homo after a
visit with relatives in New York city
Cassius M. Webb, oi Fairileld Park,
has returned from an extended Wes-l
tern trip. '
Mr. and Mrs. \Vayte Raymond, 01‘
Clay street. have returned from a trip
to Buffalo and Rochester. l
Albert Fiske, of Boston, is a guest
at the. home of Fiskc O‘Hara, in West
Norwalk.
Miss 1.1111111 Sweeney undilirs. K.
were
in Stamford. Saturday.
Mrs. George Stevens, of East ave
nue, New Canaan, has been visiting
in
'Mra; Chester Wood, 11! New. Canaan”
is voting with'frleuds hi blot-walk.
iterday .=.t ilu-‘home oi'
, ,lil the late residence,
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ling to enter the former Samuel Dasltam i
'ing 11 quantity of brass front the old
‘ and he 'was fined 34. 75.
South Main street died suddenly ye»:
her nephew.
of Marion. at the.
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will take Mac",
‘17 South Main
siteet, 91111111 Nora ttlk, ttt’2tiltl o'clock,
Wednesday :‘titernoon and Rev John,
Stupleton, pastor of the South Nor '
i“' 111k (‘nllgtegtllimml (111111111. will of-
luterment will be in tho M11- '
West .\‘orwalk.
“111111111 1". Street,
11-111 of eightynine
months. The 11111 mi
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tltel' contetery,
Mary Urso
Marv l't'so, the little thild of Mt. i
and Mrs. Michael lfi'so, of 21 llonton
stteet, died shortly before noon today.
111111111 will be held Tuesday afternoon
'at 1: 30 o‘clock from the late home.
interment will be 111 St. Mary“ s cem-
ete1y,
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BOYSJ‘RIED TO ENTER HOME.
George (lay. aged 15 years, and Ar-i
(bur Anderson. aged 16 yoats, boil. ofI
(‘1' 1': street First District, were ar-i
rested Saturday aftetnoon 1"111 atte11'1pt- .
residence in East avenue. After 11 111-1
110 questioning the boys admitted steal'
electric light station. in Cross swoon.
some time ago. Both young men 11 (1111' 1 -
armband in the u‘town coutt this 1i
morning. but the cases were continuedl
for two weeks by Judge‘ Candce A1-
tiur Anderson has been out of the:
State Reformatory only a short 111110.:-
having been despatched to that insti-l
11111011 for two years for stealing a his, '
cycle in Bridgeport. ‘
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A party consisting of Joe Slomon.: i
David Sloman, Fred Buckley, Vincent
Campbell.'t}corge Harrigan and Ed-
'ward O'Brien, motored to New York
yesterday and attended the Yankee-
St. Louis game at the Polo Grounds.
Later they visited Palisade-s Paik.
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Officer Smith arrested John Rapal Liberty Loan Committee
for drunkenness yesterday. The case had the management of the «tale of
game up before Judge Geo‘rge H V03. boobs by women in the eastern {81‘-
burgh in the city court this morning ritory They have done considerable
and have' had hundreds of women at
work selling bonds. The total of the
These aer members of the Women' s
' Nelson Thériault was a visitor in subscription obtained by them is not
3;'tNew York city yesterday. 1 ilinowii. . 3‘
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indigestion and many other common forms of Stomach '
Immediately relieves Heartburn. Sour or Cassy Stomach Dizziness. :
etc. Tonal the entire system—supplies new energy—brings sound, refreshing 1'
sleep and creates vigproua appetite. Itisyourawn faulhfyou suffer longer. ‘
it has he‘ .11] 1111‘ so i
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who have 1
HOWE 1111's
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pay more for
Nemo corset!
Frankly; we are reluctant to talk more about ad
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,’ Yet they am here, or on the way. So we must iii!
of them. “F134 1
’lhis time we the able to tell of them before they
{into effect and to give women 11 chance to buy at they ‘lll.
pl‘lCéS. --)l W, ”I
There is some comfort in that. ,_ ., “nu, _.
Nemo corsets will advance 50 cents or a dollar on'Jul
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This advance is fair and reasonable: everything use—
111 making these staunch 111111 excellent corsets costs more“.
i 11:11 applies to the cloth uséd, to the steels, to till,
w V'tges paid the busy workers.- ,
Nine Self- Reducing models now $3. 50 will be $41?
Four Seif— Reducing models now 85 will be $6.‘ i
But from now till then—that is up to and including
Saturday June 30ih—~present prices continue: 4 5,.
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$3.50 an
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summer SCfVlCC
For summer dress; for summer skitt;
motoring coal; for i‘illllill“ suit:—
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Crisp firm wiry cool mohair.
11' turns dust aside wonderfully. it repels attack 0!
it has no tiring weight to bring fatigue. it is sub‘
-yet is my my light. For bathing-Suit,
holding enough water to in'4
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5111111111] 111 weave
it has additional merit of not.
icrferc with ouc’s swimming.
Splendid shades of navy blue and rich deep black 1101111
teddy; plain 01 111111611 in attractive Snipes——
50c to $1.50 yd.
Third floor.
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Skirt that {its
is genuinely right
Fit is the one greatest essential of .1 skirt
And ’tis to bee easily secured llEiC—fOl we will makd‘ '
skill to measure and gtttuzmtcc that it shall fit satisfag‘t—
torilv
Askit't with double panel in buck and in front
or skirt with gathered back and fancy pockets (3
or skirt with separate belt and either plain or gathered
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1 any of the excellon.
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At this price tuilming is 11..
,woolens now ready in much tariety.
i Skirts in Silllilfll models will be made from silk 111$?“r
i Yes plain 111 sport silks or chunoeztble—and each of
these is atttactively- priced now.
’ Among woolens, a number of handsome plaids and.
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Third floor.
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Your curtains may :
be wanting here 1»
If, by chance,2 or 3 pairs of curtains are still her
i but just meet youi approval—a great saving waitsdoo. .131
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pale a couple of days ago. is... '
i What you find, if it suits, is ready at saving of abou'
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Here are Other curtains of attraction;—- "‘"1" #11313
Hemstitched marquisette with lack edge—$1.5911pttl -
liMercerised scrim with lace edge and inserting—32 l
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PH Double-thread net Curtains with edge of Cluny. liit
lace—$2. 75 to $5.‘ . 1%.”3;
" Sunfast madras curtains in rich gold and greed}; '
luef and red tones, mercerised and lustrous—fimsflt
Mergerised scrim by, 1115 yard 11151111111111 orjé’og -‘
1Q£29£p f," .Whlhl ‘ " . - . ivy-121'
' ‘ sabflwelly pat i fill“
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