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And Repapering Your Home
"DUSE PAINTiNG
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moment that NW." Htt‘lubr‘!‘ be in ‘dl- exceptionally tin». 'l‘hc feature aFl _ .-
tendance. pears today only and at the 58111? timc1 In All Styles Engramg
will be shown the fifteenth 11nd lash '
~Ethel Barrymore in Metro supvt‘
feature, “The (‘all of Her People,’ PiliSOile 0f , ,
Palace Theatre 10113.13 ial, "The Secret Kingdom," starring DONNELLY S
Official papers have [mm 1,001,11Pd Chums. IIltIi1'l1I1nalItI and l)orotIhi»I}I{1-1Il).I1 16 50, Main St.
from Washington, by Dr. “3111,11,, J This serla 1oncud1n 1()ud\ 11h at»:
Trafl'l'. Mayor Carl A. llarstrom, and “dam 111012 “NED“OH D“ “"1” ”‘3“! SOUTH NORWALK
any evet offered in this (lly and the;
Judgr- Henry W. Gregory, confirming
their apopintment as lllPtllDPl‘S of the,
exemption board of the (‘in of .\‘or-
walk.
Joseph A. Cavanaugh has Iltought1
suit against John and Jennie Yetta, ol
Norwalk, for $90 damages. The papers
were drawn up by Leo Davis and serv-
ed by Ptputy- Sheriff Nelson Benedict
The air-1e is returnable to the city
court on the second Monday of July.
—Make your home a cosy
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Boilcr. Lord & Bunnham Co., lrving-
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Company A, of the auxiliary police
force drilled last night. on the lrccn
in East avenue Sonic discussmu
arose as to the advisability 111‘ chang-
ing the drill night from Monday to
Thursday. but upon a vow being tak-
en, the company decidcd to retain
Monday night.
'Bcforc lu-igc Joseph ll. Taylor. act
in: as I'I‘I(’l‘(’€ of thc Superior (‘ottrt1
a hearing was held this morning in
the divorcc action of Edna vs. Chester
Coley. chcral members of thc po-
lice department were called in as Wil-
pnsscs, Walsh 6'; Huble appeared for
the plaintifT and John J. (‘unco for the
dcfendant.
———THURSDAV NIGHT DINNER
at the Country Club. Why not make
reservation now?
Stilt tor 'iltlt) (ltllllagcs
'Biurted against Lydia P.
has been
l’inkhaln, of
this city, by Dr. Willis. ll. (‘rowc, of
New Haven. Papers were drawn up
by Mauricc Land and served by Dop-
alty-shcrin‘ Edward ll. lloulcns. Tile
casc is rcturnabie to the city court
of Now Havcn on the second Thursday
in July.
Work on the renovation of the
First. District Police station will be
started very shortly, Th1) cclls will
be turned around. and a covering will
be placel ovcr tllt' compartmcntn.
thereby con-ring tip the ventilation
holes. Some changes will also bc made
in the locker room. it has been sua-
gestcd that a shower hcvinstallcd in
the uptown station for the use of the
policcmcn.
—~—Theda
iéaiure “Heart and Soul." Palace
Theatre 2112:”. 1 anti 9 tomorr.0w
The annual meeting of the Sccrc»
taries‘ Association of_t.onnectict1t
Commercial Organizations, will
held in this city.
weck.
(litfct'ent cities of thestnte will
rive in Norwalk on
31‘-
ot the local shore resorts.
for the coming year will be elected.
and annual business will
"acted.
Norwalk Masons have heard with
regret. of the death of James McCor-
mick, which occurred at his home in
Deceased “ as the Never ch or Never Land.
Windsor on Sundav.
the oldest Past Master of the Grand
Past Grand1andthci1 wicked loader. together with _
f the bedtime storics, and the return 0111
Lodge of Connecticut
llligh Priest of the Grand Chapter 0
Connecticut and Grand Secretary of llakellelicvc is Dds”.
Funeral services nothing half so swuet as
the Grand Chapter
‘will
Lodge in Windsor,
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is one of the tin-t class of pin; 115 2111111
her intcrpletation of the leading char-
acter in “The Call of Her People” is}
theatre management has already
'ceiwd numerous
101195 to follow it.
lwuat may be done will be made later.1
! Sta rs
comfm t l ‘ amp
fans of this city, will be seen at
Barn in seven part 11‘an
be
on Friday of this
The representatives from the
the noon train,
and will enjoy a shore dinner at one
Officers
be tranS~
be conducted by Washington arms at last'
tomorrow after-'ing and cute
1.1:111 11111211111111: WEDDING INVITATIONS, AN-1
NOUNCEMENTS AND VISIT-i
ING CARDS
Vitagraph's thrilling ser-
re-l
new NEW FABRICS FOR SUMMER
WEAR
In Batiste, Voiles, Poplins, Gab—
ardines, Soisettes, Wash Silks,
Gingllams, l’ercales and other
‘goods ill plain colors, stripes and-
llutlcy figures.
E. 'K. BANKS
Mnhackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwallc
requests for
Announccillcnt of;
THEDA .BARA TOMORROW
in Seven Part Fox Feature,
Heart and Soul," at Palace
Theda llara who has played the
ire role in many features and;
with the picture
the
Palace~Tbeatre tomolron in 1101 latest
170x release, “llcart anti Soul." The
thrilling drama affords Miss llata
plenty of opportunity for acting ac-
cording to hcr peculiar talents and
she gives the subject the strongest
who is a la1oritc
LOOKlNG oven FACTo'Rv SITES !
A number of representatives of 11‘;
MW York manufacturing concern!
were in Norwalk yesterday, and in
Regular Price
0
up; «on: mm 373”! mu.
Congoleum Rugs
AiGreallyReducedPrices
Sale Price
$8.49
- 7.65
9x12
91110-6
6.25 6119 4.39
$12.50
11.25
Furniture tor. Porch
and College .
0001 Ind Comfortable Chairs. Rockers and Settees.
Coucn Hammocks. Stands and Awnings.
Fibre and R.g Wm: s of Many Sizes
Porch Ssrc ens, all widths.
The Best Refrigerators
' in Many Models
RAYMOND 81 SON
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High Sts.
Norwalk
3.40 6X6 2.68
Slight imperlcctions makes these prices
possible.
A few perfect 9x12 made
in two pieces at $6.95
1. ANGEVINE MN
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company with Charles ll. Dilworth.
secretary of the Norwalk Chamber of
Commerce. inspected several factory,
silos ln ihis'city. it is possible that1
the new concern may locate in Nor-l
walk.
l Another manufacturing concern, am»
playing one thousand men is also con-
T1111 511”" ”9.. “m 1),, sidcring a location in this city, and1
Miriam (.00le is ,1“, 51a, lHPplelii‘nlflllVflS of the plant will ar-1
ablc Fox riv1 in Norwalk tomorrow, for the pur-|
"i‘he lion-1W3“ of looking over several suitablel
1pro=1pccts in this citv (‘harlcs Dil-
‘.'onb will show the gentlemen the
_._..— 1good factory propcity of the town ltl
is rcportcd tha the Vanderboi‘f facory
POPULAR'TY CONTEST CLOS'NG fin Butler stroet. is looked upon with
wvnace‘favor by the out-of—town manufactur-
Icrs.
kind of .1 presentation. “llcart and
Soul“ is a sewn part Fox attraction
which means a bit; picture from a big,
pr'todutt'l .\ 111111 «pisotle ‘Tlle Grcy
5 ~11!“ will be shown tomorrow 'l‘beic
\1ill ho thlco shows at 2. 15, 7 and 9
o'clotk .11 the legular picture prices.
011 Thursday, R. '1. \\ alah's directed
Fox play,
plost mod
and is suppor-ltd b1 :1 very
cast. .\l1'. \Valsh dittttcd
or Syrittll" '1nd othcr notable Fox re-
leawes,
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Last Vote Appears Tomorro
Keeps Close
The scoond last coupon in the Pal-1 W
plc'tulc contest for, ___FATTY ARBUCKLE
parts in 11111 local picture to be pm Iin "A Reckless lionrco.” Regent
duccd “mpg,- 11,.» 1111-11111 auspices ap' day—Ono of his best.
Dei‘tls today '1 he last will be p1 Ghent-1
ed tomorrow.wl1cn .11 further an’I RID OF A LINGERING COUGH
nounccment of the closc standing con 1 Cold weather persisted so late this
test will be plintcd. 'lhc vo nice for year that away more persons. have
the thrco day: of this \vcck will count colds than 9W1? befone at this Season.
loo and there is 11 atrntnblc to 1:111 You cm get relief from racking hack-
tbcln in llccausc tho votes ptlnicd tnr COllglm_ from whcezy, sneezy
ll)lllOl‘i"f)\\ 11'1ll 1111 good until Saturday breathing, from raw, sore throat and
final annottncctncnt oi tho rcsult of light chest W G. Glazier, Benton-
acc popularity
To
FERTILIZERS '
For Farm, Garden and Flower Bed. . ”1’1, '1 ‘
‘American Agricultural Chemictl Co.
Mapes Special Fertilizer. ' ”1‘."
Sheep Manure
A Splendid Showing of Pumps
For tallies, Misses and Children
The Very Latest Models for all Occasions
Including Many Novelties-
Satisfactory Stockings
to Match ‘ I
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
8: Washington Street. -
South' Norwalk.
Agriculture Lime. . ._
U111: 530.31% Land Plaster. w
. ll . .Ground Bone.
10,000,:BEAN POLES
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3. 137 Washington 81.
Children Cheerfully d gainieas
' an . 1
Trezzgdpsyxszrn, «» I sympgfigggtmm
P‘in'm Mahm- Aceuttc Ollice Treatment.
1 1111.511. DEITZ ll .
Moderate Surgeon 6:: gimgnxzeer
Charges for Very
Best Dental Work.
A
Method.
DENTIST
75 South Main Street
- G I
Hours 9 a. 111. to 9 p. o d and Porcelain
Restoration.
15 Year? in m. by appointment. A” kinds °I Aflifl'
the Practice of cial Dentures,
High-Class Crown and Bridge
Dmmm «» Work, Etc, $1111.
fully Dione
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Our Entire Stock of
Electric Fixtures and Lamps
.at a 25% discount for three days.
1
the coutcst cannot be giwn until our ville Ark. 11":1itcs "I can necommend
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ly ncxt wcek. when all votes arc. in 'lt‘soley' Honey and Tar CompoundI 1
At that time also dot
ail~ 01-1110 picture used it for a cough that I had for
will 15.1 madn public. (tip the coupon vears and was said to have consump-
and m") n at the fiance, ltion, bttt it cuied me." Contains no
, _- lopiales. Children like it.—-—Adv.
. MUSICAL TREAT 1 Stillson-Powell Corporation.
1‘ to ’filily apprcclntc the op'
(:l1‘11lfl'fll’tlllm‘pim,’ which will be ren-
dcrcd by a large chorus on Friday.
evening of this \1cek upon the lawn or
Mr and “19 Alexandcr Rummlers
ltolnc,."11'1l l-‘iax llill road under the
aus pic-cs of tho South \‘orwttlk 'Congre-
gational chul1,'h it would be well for1Martha WG-Shingwln
musm 1511.113 10 11-mll somewhat the1 "on on tin-n AVINUE)
. . 1 1 y .
“(33112; 11):“ng vcry littlc boy “ml 29 Eau 29th St ’NCWYork (:in
ffiOMoo our 500 spotles-
" rooms .you my ac lac:
HOTEL
away from the human world and lived
bttt his fondness for
\1 illc fairies,
51211319319111 ihm to flv lo earth at one“ 1.50perdayund
story time and listen to the wondrous 11%;” 31.00 W 4., each
fairy tales. Hc tolls some of the fihlil- root?” verilhkverzhrre:
9 about the lain world in w no or .
lit-1r: and they arc so (l'immed that 1:11:16 entwledfloto
lletct teachcs them all to 113- and on on: oenu
dinner at 50 cents.
0 window to
away they go 1Mnugh 1h The ad- Doom m ADDITIONAL tnroumrton
3m pron mum
GLOVER’S
Established 1879
ventures with the bloodthirsty pirates
tho children to their Ivither, "when
and they “find
mother's!
present so many pleas-l
hing situations lha1 lnéi‘e1
is little wonder mat the operatta,
w based on this extruordinarv stot'1',h35'
. 3 gcncrally becn conceded to bo thel
‘ “'\\\‘\\\\\\\\\\\\'\\\\\\\\\l\\\“‘1\\‘\\ \\\\1 L: sweetest and prettiest of its kind e1 er
' meme" l‘ APPROPRIATE FOOTWEAR
Mrs. Franklin Irving Smith will be . .
PLEASE in full charge of the Operetta, and her FOR
tireless efforts in 111-1111111175 hte soloists W ARM WEATHER
03.11 and get; your book.
/ 5 membered.
music. ing and All Kinds of
CLUETTS TRIM WEST ENDS 319”“?
.1 tCltiett and Peabody pine trimmed Keds .
the'West Ends in good shape Sunday In Many Style:
by the score of 4 to 3. it was a fast Children’s “Pla-Shoea’, 'and
game and well played. Bardos and1 Sandals
" " 9m and Rooney and Sullivan for the
'- Went Ends.
,rected by Cecil D's Mille,’ tq‘day
and Thursday.
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and chorus are bound to make the pro-
duction a success that will be long re-
Men’s, Women’s, Boys’ ' and
Girls’ Oxfords and Pumps
Our Lines of Rubber Soled
Footwear will interest. you.
White Shoes, Oxfords, Pumpr
For Tennis, Yachting, Out-
In this day- of wonders is it at all
strange that. on next Friday. the 29th
of time, one may board an auto in
front of the South Norwalk Congrega-
tional church. or at the corner'br'frlax
Hill road. and Taylor avenue, and be
carried away to the land of fairies and
Sheehau were the batteries for Clu-‘
Elwobd8tGlover‘
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in“A Romance 0: the
1IéIIit‘ORD
woodyfl 111-.
Matinee 101:, event“: '-
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The famous Hotel for WOMEN 1
PM!" man act-nut
l .1 ‘ ’
ten 1. 11..
JUNE 21 - 22 - 23.
Combination Electric Iron and Stove
At $4.50,-
llon't Miss This opportunity,l’riccs Are Going Higher
REEBOK VOLK ELECTRIC CO.-
50 80. Main St. 80. Nor-walk
1
CENTRAL HOTEL
1 Fine room by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
1 lights and gas. Fine Cate attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style.
Comer Monroe and Chestnut St. Tel. 1 555.
N. J. DISESA. Manager J. DISESA. Proprietor.
——
To Women Who Wear
' NEMO CORSETS
dome in before Monday, July 2, and buy a. new Nemo—'
several, if you can. "
PRICES ADVANCE ‘
on a. number of Self- Reducing Corsets-—
From $3.50 to $4.00
, nd
From $5.00 to $6.00
Up to and including Saturda , June 30, on n b t
models at the old prices. y y ca uy h?”
BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY!
fiTh-é City National Bank l
The Check Book
Is it wise to keep your money in the ofllce, at home or in
your pocket, when by placing it in this Bank you have, without
cost, the advantage of a check book and the additional security
Checks are of value only to the person in whose favor they
are drawn—they give satisfaction and add dignity to your
1111111111111 transactions.
' Your personal interestp, we believe, are well Iserved by the
handy check hock.
We loan moneyon farm mortgage.
” J? R ‘uiTU RE QQ"
loo wasummocf or
1
for your surplus funds? 1
‘. Bungalow Aprons
A good line of Bungalow Aprons' in various styles, button back,
side front, with elastic band at. waist: or belted, Percales trimmed
with contrasting colors, Fancy, Striped and Plaid Gingham:
trimmed with bias bands of contrasting colors and rick-rack -
braid - 750to$1.25
Porch Dresses
Crepe Porch Dresses in pink, blue, maize, lavender and white,
Blue Chambrays and black and white checks with white colai's, _
$1. 50
Garden Suits
Consisting of Bloomers and Bonnet in blue chambray and black
andwhttecheckginghams $2.00
Small Percale Aprons with or without bibs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 350
J. I. MALLETTE
88 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
5‘
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0-. B. JACKSON;
., OPTOMETRIST -
38 Wall Street. I . . Norwalk.
1:12va LENSES—Folding 02111111. in Gold or 1‘
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings.
.3“ Thorou'gbeggmimtlon of they”. \Oculim' gum-i9. _:
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