PALM BEACH SUITS
$8.50, $9.50, $10.00
Cool Cloth Suits. $10.00
This is seasonabie weather for
these suits. Bathing suits $2.00
and belle}.
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JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington Street
mam
COAL
That’s All
NOR W’ALK
soon: we
68 W titer Street
H-“ 'v‘ <- 9". "mm- m. r -,.,—-._ '
Tel. 721 LE5 5
and Personal ;
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.5 WEATHER FORECAST. 1 A E M S
" . _ ’— 15. "
i‘hnret'ast .Ul‘ .\'or\'.:1llz and \lt‘illll‘. uA—KJQI‘uJ’ m-...;f..'_'J5
91113111111” i'aii tonight and 'l‘ucstl:i3':j ‘
mild temp 11.1.,” .4 gentle MUM,“ .\ iiuiiilu " «t lllt'lllltt'l's of the Ladies'l
winds. impurh, 5-0]. the week- itid Society 111' :41. Peter‘s Lutheran?
t‘liurcli.
tci'iioon at the
\\'1'It' ciitr'ilai'it'd l"i‘ltli'._\'
111 Hair
Fur ihc .\‘1.»itli Atlantic Stittt's:
1.1131111; 31131-1. will he one with tt'tllpct‘»
'l‘bc
him ~
23tures llt‘hl‘ lll' Nllllt “1551 "1“,“, 110‘."
um). and 5| ”WW Show“ 5er of his llllllfi'st-it’lllll birthda3 .v\ ptii'~'.'
would 1311s gin-'11 the pastor. lltt,
titres: A Iiicii pii-ssute area with its'
Cz‘trt‘i 113'111' 555.. lllllt‘ was pleasantly poured 1:1 comer
sation.
.\ll plans were 1:1;1111' for the
middle ot' the Lil't":1l
BELIEFS region (1)\'t'1‘>‘. the country West
ort' ’iliv litssisuppi river.
pairs our 1111- iioi'th'i'n plains :«lait‘s
inset-011d pronounced high is condo:
in on the North 131.111.111.11... it is "W'"
3111' 310111111113 but small meats in \ai'- ."
horas. sittions 1'1 port (loud) skici 5 ”“1
'“i'heic has btcii min in the last 24 M”
giants in parts of New link. and and '“W
“New York, the Middle Atlantic States. I M”
73121] from the central northern boi'dei'iThoml‘m' “I“
‘dei'.
'1'i'eam and 1.13'1‘11 festival
.luly IN 1111 the church Iauti.
present 33 ei'c:
datiuhit-i's.
and Mrs.
Mrs.
.t low up»
to
at (‘cdai'
Those Mrs. M,
Stcup 11nd ttvo
Ruth Stcup.
l'higlehat'dt,
Schumann, ‘li's. I‘aii'a Miller.
llaines. kit‘s. lliiaaci'nian, .\lt's.
.\lalmo {\Iiller, Mrs.
armies, where there were lhundp]‘., Edwin Schneider. .lli's. tzi'ocschnei'.
admits, southward in a narrow 1)..“ | and M rs. (‘arl Schauli.
m Tevas. It is cooler than yesterday? ..- _
t tlcncial llusscli Frost. of West a3e-
lllllt’, attended the dinner and reception
lgivcii to l“t'i'llllifllltl of Savoy, Prince
5ldin1, ll'iltl of the Italian party who
,WEATHER A YEAR AGO" 1'111: in this country, at Hotel Astor.
TODAY ,Ni 33' Y oi'lt 1it_3'. Friday evening.
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m the north-east.
New Ellllltltltl.
excepting northern
no.1-
Iiitvli. so;
'l‘euipci'attii'c: lotv,
(Sill. Fair.
llai'i'3 'I‘ootliill,
l'nited Stabs. Navy [111' scveial 3'1ars.
It: is been spending a leave of absence
533i1li his parents, “1.
|'l‘ootliill, .‘ilourot
the 111110le N113 y Yard today.
City News
511'. and Mrs. W lioi'rv lrecii, of 1.3
li11-i'liill avcntie, 'Daiibui'y, and Mr.
Philip, the son of Mrs. Camp. Rpm, and Mrs. ll'iit Ilaistrotii, of south Nor-
1mm, of 71; 3mm, Main 55,-1.1.“ “11'5Willli, lia31 gone to Atlantic City.
Midday fi'otn a porch abotit tIii'ect t'cet5
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high and fractured his right leg. lir5 ll" "ml “'1" William Sllll'lh -”"‘
3.113311,“ “'t‘sl “Miami“ 55“. ML 'Ilicodoi'e liltvcll, of lli'fiidgcpoit 31"eie.
‘tlic L'llt‘sis oi ili's t‘ A. Siieittood, oi
The case of Albert Romano. arrest-l7l l""“' “w" -‘“"““]"-"
red in conuettion with the accident ail “u” I 'II
1 . . >1' I til
it)», «other of the FI ankliu stieet ex- 1 ”m
) t1 .\e\3 “1131111331111 11 iaity
thision and Monroe sti',eet was con "‘1'”. “‘0‘"; ’ 1 1 “ml and
- ~ >3": e (S tits eve ..
fumed until July 3. l ‘ ‘H ”' "
lwill take in the Kunzlirown tnatcli.
I ..-_.-. _.
of I owe sti'ml.‘
.3—
.1. Elm Grovt
the police that-
sevei'al of his
investi-
.lttlius Brown, of
Hut-i=1, reported to
mobody had stolen
ddisickens. ()iilccr Reynolds
(53,319“.
Maples & Goldscliniitlt.
D, C.
William K Maples
i3:
i-‘red Green was ili‘lV’Slt‘d for speed-
11m: by motorcycle officer Murray Satui'
(Hills.
113113121111: case (tune up in the down ______
m” 90"” ”1“ motninh ”ml he “"35: William Shaw, of Tim Hill Road,
Md 33' and “05' ““1 ”l" “n“ “1"“ has gone to Dunbar) to spend seteial
xvi-mined. The costs amounted to 33.3111ks “.5”, his ui'andpaients.
$115.71. I
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Andrew .1. Leary and Miss Grace
—1“ARY PICKFORD {Leary of South \iain street, were in
in "A Romance of the RedWOOtIS" 111- Inriiirvoport, Vt‘sieltldy, visiting friends.
fi‘iitll’d by (‘ecil lle Mille, \\ cdnesd 13':
am Thursday, Matinee 10c, oveiiing5
\liss Ht‘lt‘n Alcibiakc.
spent Sunday in this city
of Stamford,
161:. Orchestra at every showing.
EVACUATING TAURIDE PALACE
l’l'JTROGRAl), .lune 25,—l’remict
John llurgin, ai'i'estt'd for tlruitkeii- 5
151955 Saturday, was fined the costs of
1,35,. case. this morning, by .ludgt‘ |.\'oll" has written to .\I. Rodziankti
fibenrge II. \'Oslml‘i-le in the city court.,l”'°'“ld“m ”f ”1“ Duma, l't‘tlut‘Sllllf'
“'illiani 350110553”. arrested mr‘evacuation .18 soon as possible of the
't'in'nnkenness Saturday, “.3“ given 'l‘auridc Palace, which has been used
phi“), days in Bridgeport jail this for public btisiness_since the revolti-
uranium when the "use was tried in tioit, with a view toi'naking necessary
flax (5mm 50“.“ (55‘, court. tprcparations in connection with the
' lt‘onstittient Assembly. which is to de-
, - lcide on the future forms of "over-
—EA'T.Ti' ARBUCKLE 1.1.1.1. '
A Reckless- Romeo. Regent To, 31. Rodzianko agreed on condition
morrow. . .
that the SOldlE’l‘H and \vot'knieus dele-
'ites iret'iously be removed front the
\’i’h le ridiziLy a bicycle down the 31- ital“;
[Bury hill Saturday after,noon .\liss5' According ‘0 '1 new'spi “r re ort
Helen ()szsky, of Church street, col 5 ‘ 111- D '
. . _ the. government has decided to issue
Bed With an automobile owned and
‘ 11 decree dissolving the Iiuma.
«aerated by Mrs. Mia G. Buntum, of: , ,
~. . 'llte. palace of the former dowanct
Mind Hill. Greenwich. The younzl ,
. . . . empress 33'ill be handed over to the.
tidy was not seriously mini-pd, and ‘1... 5 of q“ lies
. s " c .
she was taken to' ,her home by Mrs. ”M. 1) DD
Banana. ' '
1
YELLOW RACE AT ROTON
The excursion steamer, "Grand Re-
public" brought 2,500- Chinamen to
Roton Point this afternoon. It was
one of the most odd sights ever wit-
nes'sed in Norwalk to see this im-
mense number of Orientals in one.
mass. The excursionists enjoyed
themselves immensely and certainly
made the ooucesaions hum all after-
noon. They played games and all
kinds of sports were inorder,
a -
C. E. Fenniman, who has been con-
mected with the J. C, Wilson & (,‘o..
Sat factory in this city for {0111‘ years,
leavers his connection with that firm
“an Wednesday to accept the manager-
ship of the Goodyear Mctalic Rubber
8109 00.. in SL Louis \f’. Fenntman
has many friends in town who will re
, gret to have him" leave for another
‘ . 5 new of labor. '
ill'5
]I(!5‘(Il',.
llcv .\I, I1, Stcup, upon the occasion!
.\ltt~11;tl selections 331411 in or-I
ice;
lie lit'ld5
(Iracc 5
Iioil'mziiin.‘
l“lllll‘llliillll,
who has been in the:
anti .\iis, John,
sticct, returning to]
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enjoying an Society and the liens (‘liib this 133c-
‘lllmm‘lb‘l" m1" ”“0““ the 1‘10”" Id ning at 8 o‘clock, 33 In it arrangements Military
’er, to which all members and all old apl'oplflnt‘s and the
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Alfred (:oldscltiiiidt, of the firm of5
has returned 5
limit! it \3'Ot‘k‘1'litl ti'ip to \\’:isltiii$:t0n,i
l '“‘.
- m som'itozwm mom <
”k
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he sterfield
CI GARETTES
oflMPORTEDand DOMESTIC
fobaccos —Blended '
cause it delivers
, Chesterfields
coswa blend the.
Here’s brand-new
cigarette enjoyment I
N 0 getting away from it. This new
cigarette is in a class by itself, be-
wished a cigarette would deliver—
are smoking-«they “Satisfy”!
Yet, they’re Mild.
The credit belongs to the new blend
of pure Imported and Domestic tobac-
Now—while you think of it—get
Chesterfields today.
what you’ve always
let you know you
l
t can’t be copied.
.gypiwlgmox
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TRINITY CLUB NOTES lGOVERNMENT AIRSHIP PROGRAM
There will lic 11 meeting of tliu‘. \\'1\SIlI.\'(:I‘1)N, .Itinc 2.3;. Hearings
joint committee of the (iii'ls‘ Friendly 011 the government‘s bit: aircraft pro~
g1 11m lieuan today before the Senate
committee s sitbcomitiittt' :-
will be made fol the dame ot l‘l'ltlli) with Meadow of \i 111 Baker 011 the
evening witness stand to advocate its adop-
Tontoi'i'ow cvcnini: there Will be 11' tion. The program calls for an initial
business meeting at 8 o'clock, in theappropriation of $00,000,000 by (‘on-
club room. ‘0 be followed by a Sillilli' for the construction of 35,000
training of thotr
i
press
think they
are 1.
members and any who carols of aviators,
would like to become members,
most cordially invited. 5
CAPTAIN CHASE DEAD 5
NEW HAVEN BROWNING. \ij.\SIII1‘§ti’I‘().\', .ltine 23.—-—t‘aptaitt
NEW HAVEN, June 25.-l1ineai PIii'— "“1”“ 0' “”5"" ”f ”‘9 ““3“ “”‘5‘
[my 12 Wars old. was drowned in ta‘nt to \dniiral Benson. Chief of 0p—
“7055 mm. vosterdav afternoon “I“,n511111ioiis, died suddenly at his home:
lie had played golt’
June last ninht.
the day and appeared in perfect
health. He was fiftwaive years old
and a native of Louisiana.
:1 pair of 3311111131111“ with the assist-
ance of 33 I111 h ll(' 33 as ll‘lll'lllll" how to
swim 'llie has noti
been recovered.
(tillitti set]. body
TIE FOUND ACROSS TRACKS
NEW HAVEN, .Iune .’I."‘l‘ lie was
found across the cast—bound tracks.
just east of the bridge in t‘linton car-
ly today, by the conductor of th':‘
freight train from .\la3'brook J11 ittionl
a state- ,
to Providence, according to
mom made at the otiiccs of the New?
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail-l
road Company today. An inquiry is
being made to detct'itiine, if DOSFllllt’,
if the tie was placed on the track oi
accidentally fell there.
LAST DAY FOR REGISTRATION
NEW YORK. .Iune Bil—When the
polling plitt't‘a opened tins morning
for the last day of the state military,
census, it was estimated that lllOl‘O'
than 300,000 men and women, liable,
for enrollment under the law, had not:
registered. Registration will close at
ten o‘clock tonight. '
Book 111.11 Front-Lace
for
STOUT FIGURES
Make large liips disappear;
bulky waist- lines moi-cl
raceful; awkward bust-
‘ neii smaller and have the
" Old Cornet" comfort with
first wearingr '
$3 so '8" $5 on
For
" WI Bo 'Rel‘l'lll'o
oNo.703 $3.50 $1, 00 to'
SLENDER and
AVERAGE FIGURES
Give Style, Comfort and per-‘
focfly fitting Gown.
,wcaring. they assure the ,
utmost in a corset at most
Economical Price.
Long ,
w. niNuioi-m
$3. 0.0, No.929 52.00
i" At AllDenlero
WEINGARTEN BROS. Inc” 0 New York Chicago San Francisco.
tat 11011 1113112.
5 l
3 cclaiii-—-$ltl.50 to 885.
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In 5 seconds
your corsets put
on or off!
i
A new corset that Iiieni'.
ally is put on or taken Lila
in 5 seconds! ' -'
And a new
combines ~
fine lines '
lul lcdltli't" ,
That corset is the Sta
Rite, to be tound 111 Bridge
port only bet 6; a corset 1113
will eiing wonderful con
tent and comfort to than
many women soon.
There is no fear of pinCIia
inc oneself with :1 Sta-Riteflt
their is not a whit 05
trouble in ‘clasping or tin.
clas‘pingz it.
stays clasped firmlvx
Corset illil
style all
2 it'ondcfii
1
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In fact, it almost clasps itself;
unciasps with remarkable case.
And it is f'll'llillll 1ch to be rusipio ii and, unbreakable!
’Iiic Sta- Rite coiscts llillt.’ Clasps unlike any ever bcn’
fOic used on a comet fhc fastcnms siinpi y slip into placd
3 \—--no sqtieczin0 or llOOklll" or discomfort, no Sli'dllllllf'.
And they stay right in place with no chance of slip"
ping! '
“hell cmsci IS to be taken off, the pressing of ond’
tiny lever tclcziscs all those ciasps—and corset is instant”
removed.
A dozen different models of Sta-Rite corsets are ready]
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“1931 include types for all ll‘ftllES.
During this next week they will hate special pic'scm'
3
If you, personally, wish to see and learn about 11 corc.
'sct that can be put on iii five seconds. with case, that will
'give true comfort and :1 good figure while being worn, and
5 that can be taken off in another five seconds—31111 are i111
1 viled to see this exhibit of 5111- Rite corsets.
.1: 5 “M _ ‘51... Second floor.
lung. 1..
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M11.c 1.15.11.11.11...
a delight in
the new home
.How the many young folks now starting out on tltd'
”Journey of Matricd Life do cniov fitting up that cosy newt
home.
And how their friends delight to see that home; to'
-- .1
note the spotless new fitting 5; to inspect the housekeeping . " ‘
. helps that are going to make its caie so much easier!
Not a few of those friends are coming' here to picld
thing 5 that they know, by experience, will be helpful illld‘
welcome.
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H6”: are some of those things: —- -
Medicine cabinets of oak 01‘ m1.
hogaiiy or white—$2.50 to $10.
Jiuiidsome mirrors for batltroo
white or oak or nickcled from
square 01' oval oi' oblong—85C to $1
\Vliitc hamper of fiber, round .
obloni,r or of a tiiangtilai' shape to I "
iiito corner—«$3. if 110 $4. 225
“illow hamper, sc3eral shapes—4
$2.510 ll) $7.
Handsome serving-trays of mahog
any, graceful shapes—$2.26 to $15.
t‘hafiiig dishes of nickel or copp
finish electric 01 alcohol binningr
$.i to $1".. ’10
t ‘offce machines that will make ex;
cellent coffee—$5 to $l3. 50.
l"'eicoliit1us for coffee, make a. cloud
and refreshing coffee—$3 to $6. 1,
Fireless cookers. either single or
double—$12.75 to 330.
(.ns cookei 01' range makes homo
cool all through but weathci'L—Sl ’.75
to $40.
Refrigerator. including the Leonard
(‘lcanable with fused- o—ii lining of por-
' Kitchen cabinet that makes cooking
ll. pleasure—$22 to $45
Gas plates, for use In The tiny kitch-
en where there is not room for large
gas stove or cooker—$2.35 to $.25.
'White japanned sets of“ canisters
and boxes to'hold cereals and such In
the pantry—$2.35 to $6.35.
Carpet sweepers that do a. hroom‘s
work with far more ease—$2.50 'to
$5.50.
- Ice-cream freezers. offer many de-
licious desserts—$1.50 to $5.50.
1' Aluminum ecoking sets, nine pieces
including tea—kettle 11ml double-roast-
en—SZS; some without the roaster but
‘with many other pans-—$14.75.
Fourth
3.-~
Electric grills, one may cook man
(sight-Ions dishes upon them—$6.50 on
J.
Electric irons. keep the, user (:0
while they give just as much heat
clothes require—41.50 and $l’i.
Tasteful crumb sets. nickel or brosc
or topper—851: to 5°50.
floor. _,..
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Try touting;
'11 ' ’
you en} oy 1t
If you like the open and fresh tilt and freedom,
Itenting this summer. 1. 11,... 2211222". ,,,.f “5,... .
'4. ’"Get a site at the shore or back by some lake."x
l' You’ll get more enjoyment and real benefit than from
lany vacation ever! ,MWWQM ntgfiiiaiitflo 1311311
'5, Good strong tents of white 8-oiince duck, wail style]
7 by 7 11—13. 50 .115 till 7by (Jargon So
my; “it: 9% by 12 {ta-$15 .11.}! 1111' ‘13"
,Ettes to, 'fit 1111;119:425 to $71.50. '13: - .-i
. t’A—gooQ comrtaple cot $11thle
1221
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