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alum-11's 111 11'111,1' 11101111111; or on 11‘11‘
dag 1’r15>1111 >112hlly abole 1111 an: ,
age 1111111‘1irly well (0191's the eastern‘
and southern sottions oi‘ the country.‘
A high disturbance on the 1.11111) also
overlies 1111- northern plains states
There is 1111 well-defined disturb:
aucv on 1111- map, but the-r9 are
slight d911re>>rns 991111111 11191' Iowa
31!!!“ lireal Sal' 1.11119. 1.12111 to heavy‘
rains have 11111111 in the southern pail:
at 1119111111 11211111 the upper )iississ ‘
191)? and 1111191 Jlis issippi alld midd11
9.11111) \allevs, peninsular Florida and
an 1119 1111111112 1111111111 .tnd Nortlltrn‘
Pacific coast. 1(‘11-111 hlills are noted!
nitroughout the Wheat r1giou and 1110s!
1112 the cotton region.
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Temperature: 1113111. Sti; low
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ECiiy News
Judge Henry W. (‘1'9gory has fol-
1married to Governor lloltol‘uh his r15-
‘fixfnation as :1 member or the NorwalkE
military draft board.
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m—Mary Pickford, Regent, E
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Bathing Suits, $2.00 to $5.00.
Summer Underwear, 50c to $1.00
per garment. Union Suits; $1.00,
$1.50, $2.00,
Soft Collars, 151', 259, 500.
JOSEPH DAVIS E
8.3 Washin’gton Street
NOR WALK E
SOCIETY
and Personal
NE WS
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The marria21 of Miss Edythe 3111.1
Miller daughltr of Mr and 111's. B. ’1‘.
13.3111191'01' liarti‘gold (‘1)1111., and Mal
'(01111 1‘ 1y i..',o\9 111351111111 str911, took __ _
‘plan .lt the Hotel Astor, New \'.0rk DEATHS AND FUNERALSJ
Tutsdal afternoon at 4 o'clotk 111 the
‘presence of only the immediate r9111-
til'es, the ceremony being performed
1113' the Rev, '1‘_ Oscar Stewart 3119112191,}
associate Yet-tor ot‘ the Ascension 1
11911101131 (.1lll'1'l1, The bride was giv~
911 by her lather, 1191' only attendant
lulng Mrs. luth Lloyd Kinney, ~01
Philadelphia. The best man was Her-
91111 Tobin. (11‘ \‘91\ 101k 'l‘ollowillg
lllt (91"911111111, :1 wedding dinner was
str'19d, after “111(1) Zilr. and Mrs. 1.01'9
left for a short wedding trip.
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“1155 l“nlll,\‘ \dair, daughter of ‘111'
alld Mrs. Joint W Silson, and tugus
tus '1 honlp~on of Southampton, Long
1.1111111, \‘cw Y',olk wero quietly mar-
1191] this morning at 11 o'clock, at the
19.11111119 of the bride ill Clay street.
The con mom was perfolllled by t119
Rev. 0.11.1rl',13 pastel of the Slam
E'fotd Baptist (‘llulclL A number of
il'tlatlves and (1059 friends of the
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1conilact1llg parties were in attend
ance After the t’emonv the
couple left on a wedding tout, and 011
tlleir return will reside in Southampu
ton. .
Miss 1191911 ll‘lizabetll \iellone, of
A Romance 0: the Redwoods." 1Brooklyn, and Jacob Frank Link, of)
mahowings tonlght—an exception Norwaik, were united in marriagel
'flty interesting pictule
The Norwalk Division of the 0. S 11115
Mira] Reserves will drill this evening
01'. the squad is reqliested to be in at-
mndance.
.pel‘tol med the ceremony The attend
in Roodner 5 ball in Washington Ennis were J. W. \ieloche, of Jimmy-
31th M7 ' 5 (”low Every membcrimn and Richard11.172111111113111 \‘or—
last evening at 9 o'clock, at 1119 City:
Hall. City Clerk Stephen Dolllts, il'.E
capacity as a justice of the peace,
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LeGrand Raymond. M, E. '1‘. Brown,1 Lillian, also Mrs. James lluwkes. :11'91
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scant-d off brilzht and early illis morn- ll” where the “'pdding oi (‘litfold 111
in: on a fishing trip. It is expected
that the numbers of the tinny tribe
will be ctllsiderably lessened today, as
a result of the expedition.
The Men‘s (‘lub of the East A1'91m9
Jif' E. church will 1119111 at the church
tomorrow evening and will journey to
tilde Norwalk .\1. 15. Church on the 7:50'
(o‘clock trolley, where they will listen
1.1.1 :1 sermon and special exercises
which have 119911 arran29d 111 that
flinch.
. Herbert Baldwin. of Norwalk, driv-
ing his father's automobile, backed in-
to a motorcycle coming down the Ar-
mory Hill last 91'9ning, and injured
William Budd and Harry Russell,
built of 15 Broad street, Stamford, who
were riding the machine. The motor-
eryclists sustained only minor injuries,
The accident occurred about 7:410,
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151111111 relathes 1n Fanningdale, 1.. '
Wilcox and Margaret A. Totten 111181
119111 on Wednesday, June 27
Mr. and Mrs. Fred 1']. Lockwood. oil
Rowavlon at mine Rowayton, are.
quietly celebrating the twentieth an- E
ni1'er'saly of their marliagc. l1‘r19nds1
are showering 111911) with congl 1111111,
tions. E
Mrs. \V. 11. Swords, of The Bunga-E
low. has returned home from a .vlsitE
ill New Haven. with 1191' son, who is,
vetiously ill and undergoing lreatmentE
in the hospital. 1
1111111111 Mrs. c. 1'. 11011111911 \"illE
start for a week's auto trip to 1191 !
lnont, Mass. on Monday, where tllevi
will visit their son, Rev. A ll. 'iiout- E
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Miss Clara Grinrod and Miss liar-E
w‘clock. , . I 1011 Rates, of Norwalk, were guests ot’E'
'Dtiicet Sammis shot a dog on Rav-
ruond street last lti2l1t. Compiaiutw
1.1111119 to the police station that thtreE
was a dog that w as barking and an 1
nnying neighbms on Raymond str.eet, '
The Dog Warden was first notified. butI
Inner Oflicel Sanlmis strolled throttghl
that street and discove19d that thedog E
had eaten fish and a bone had lodged'
is: its thloat. 119 disposed of the ani '
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mat with a shot and thus not it out of
its misery E
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BUTLER LODGE OFFICERS
A. E. Brown Chosen Noble-Grand and
George H. Hunter Vice Grand
The semi-annual election of officers
(1! Butler Lodge, No. 97, l. O. -O. R.
was held last evening, with this re-
salt:
'N. G.—A. E. Brown.
‘ "V. G.———George H. Hunter.
' Secretary—D'Burr Beach
Financial Secretary, one year—F. G.
Benedict.
Treasurer-Robert :A-cton.‘
Pianist—E. R. Wilson.
“Director—A, L Benedict.
' These officers will be installed byE
319.1). G. M. Clarence E Crofoot and
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the latter" 5 parents, .111. and 2111's. F
.l‘aies, of Ridgefield, 0191' Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. F Ketchum, of Chest-
nut street are quietly celebrating the
tnenty- -fiffth anniversary of their mar
Eriage today. \
Edward Schulze, of Danbury, has
been spending a few davs with Mr.
and Mrs. D J. Shaw, of Flax Hill
Road. '
Attorneys lra 0. Gregory, ‘Leo Dav-
is and Edward J. Quinlan were in
Bridgeport today, on legal business. E
Miss Grace Leary, of South Main'
street, is spending a few days visiting
friends in 'l‘homaston,'Conn.
City Clerk Stephen Dokus is spend
his today in New York city on busi-
ness. E-g. 3
NOTES OF THE BUILDING
DEPARTMENT
Jones 81.111011211111115 and. Company
were given permits to do plumbing
for Richard 'Bierwirth.1tStrawberry
Hill avenue: David Pollard Camp
street, ,and James 'E. Elli, . Arch
«in: 1111 July nth. 1 ,1 Entree!
. Lilli!
Funeral of George Evans.
Funeral of M. J. Hennessey
The funeral of Michael ..
' attended this morn-
ing at 3:311 from the 1101119 of his mo-
Swill." Hill avenue, 'will be made in lii1‘1rsid1- 9911111111
Mary's (‘llul't'll at {I o'clock where
requiem 111211 mass 11.1s 9919111111111 by
llEtylnes rendered til
.iolln .'\i("(‘ol'mick
sang: Face To Face,
corte29 was: 191111112 the thurrll,
911011 sane, 1.9.111 Kindly Light.
The pail bearers were Jeremiah
', John J. I)ol'n1-y,.
hlln, Jet'inliah .1. Dorney.
501“- 0 1’50 J‘"; Francisco Carlo ot.’
':2:l l‘ly avenue, 1111111 last night at the
E1129 ot twenlyone months. The fun- port to 111111129 himself on
the Eoral 1111! he held
Dr. Joseph J. ‘Tilillard, .1lltousinsot‘ the
111911 Sunday night
Mar ,1 s 91 merely.
Funeral of Edward Farrell
The funeral of r‘dward Farrell will 2 ""10111 in ”1"
.1y morning at 8:30 fl"omER“l -
his late home 21 llaviland street, and Church ‘lmcmh‘d-
nine o'clock from St, Joseph's Church. ‘
EBurial will be in St. Mary’s cemetery.
mm” 119 119111 91111
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MINTZ’S
Extra Special
High Class Sport Suits—made of
the finest quality materials—guar-
anteed to wash. Each suit has the
famous “ American Lady Brand
Label ” Regular $4.00. Extra Special
or Tomorrow
$1.95
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:KlLLED BY FALL
Funeral of Oscar Wells ‘ \‘i .‘\’1 l‘Liill 111’. 1111119
The {11111-1111 of Oscar Wells, who it;1:111,‘.'>1,ot 111111.110, N.“
in the \‘111'111'11k 1111'sllelp1-1, was fatally injured hernc
Ellospilal,11as h1l1t this afternoon at yesterdax a‘t ‘t1l'ltoon while 111 work on
the undertaking .1 building b11111; torn down for the
11'0oms of Frederick 11, t’lannng, and American llmss tompnny.
Norwalk
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t‘t'mt'ff’lr-,worklng on an iron girder and it is 2
“WP”. Of St. Paul’s thought that he was overcome by the PatrIOtl-c songs, ’..- . '
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o‘t'iot-k from the 111191
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Louis 11. liowell, or St. l’aui's 1.1mm .11... details of
otliciale, .11111 1111111111 n1 111111-11 1119 1111111111, 11 would >99nl that
,\'t"tll“> 11,21), b11111 in ll.1l_v. 1111111111111'ano
111111 111111 of 1111 llritiueporl 111911 under
arrest, had :1 quarrel 01'91'_I\1r.=. .
Rosina Garlo 111111 .\lltol'9. llolnozlt'llno forgot the Beneath the fliiL 311d beautiful LlI‘ESSLS Oi Silll'lll'ltJ',E
Bully Rosina ”ME”, “1mm (lilugllli‘l‘ int-ltlt'llit who” 111' 01111111 10 Ann-Hell, il'inces\‘ SEEP Of fine i.l,bllC lrlnlll‘lEd pl‘Ltiily-
‘ hut 9.11111'ntly the other party
for it would 9911111 that he had 119111191» .
atrly 91111111 to Norwalle front 11111129 ikill, ill rilll'llCilVC price. ,
“0"10'1‘ Lace and fine embroidery. effecxive medallions, frilly ruffles—~atll'
at 21-30 from me 1-1'111111. At any rate. 99110115 charges hese give them charm and upped].
llouw 1111s after.lloon ‘liurial will be “1” b‘” 111'1f11'1'ed
.Maty' s temctery.
(Continued from Fll'él. Page)
iii-l'i'a)‘: Princess Slips '
didn‘t.
Ryan was
Sport skirts
sale at $1. 50! "'1'.
.~ White poplin sport skirt
of new stymie
Stripes and stripes an
mole stripes! 2
\\ hat a wonderful lot 0
different colors!
\\ hat 1111 amazing varici
of color combinations!
Narrow stripes and wide
stripes of one color; stripe
of two or three colors
broken stripcé“; all $0115 0
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Poplin of good quality:
smart styles; good tailoring
They have been 81.8.
3nd Sal—were special valu
:1! those prices—now
$1. 50
69mm! floor.
for 119111: dresses
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A number such, new in pattern and made 111111 great
. Good ones with lace trlllllllin; in sizes from 34 11'1_-l-i ah‘SlJS. .
1‘ Attractive 0111011911. with cmhloidered ruffle and trimming of wulo
tmbroidery«~$150 ;
Handsome lnedallion- trimmed styles, have skirt finished with 111909.
FROM |RON VGIRDER tdged ruffle—~31 50 and $2.21.
~John " ’
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Five splendid.
1119111. 119 tell about twelve feet, strik-
"—~l)ecause it is a wholesome,
stimulating food , beverage which
helps to restore strength and good
health—and because .of its value
in building up the worn tissues
that result from physical exertion
and other demands on the system."
When your physician orders you to
drink beer, drink PRIVATE SEAL
“the richest in ionic and body-building .
qualities. Scrupulous care in the selec-
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11011 of all materlals—scmntlfic sUpervl-
sion of every process of brewing—en-
' sures its perfect purity and wholesome-
HESS.
PR [VA TE 5 E A L l'llvl'goraics.
strengthens and nourishes. For family
U§c—and for all needing a food tonic.
Order a case from your dealer—TO-
DA Y. Soc. that the label gays P. O. N.
'ing on his head. ,lle died about 1111th For your VlCll‘OlR “1' five “fiendid records of 5131th
an hour after the accident.
that thrill with patrioti: spirit: —-—
M)’C(11111!l'_1"’tis 111 111136
N ,,"lly t' lnrem'c “'hltchlll
Bait!a 11mm of the chublic 1V
sung- by lltinttltl “'l’lH‘Clllllll
Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean
sung by Lambert Murphy with Orpheus Quurleltc
My Own United States
sung by Raymon 1 Dixon and male quultctte '
We’ll Never Let 0111. Old Flag Fall
sum: by l'klwal'tl Hamilton and male qunrtctto
These five inspiring songs, the first on :1 special slngld
j 'ccord, $2. 75.
Fourth floor.
Girls“. all-season
coats cheaper!
Out flom the family of tasteful co.1ts,a quantity es-1E
pecially for gills at lowered price! _
Coats good for all seas ms except Winter.‘ ‘ '
Medium and light wcig ht, ideal 101 motor wear and :r‘
.511re guard against evening 5 chill 01 damp.
Pletty styles 011 youthful lines and with just enotlg
life and color to give them special beauty.
1 A few plain colors, :1 number of different live check;
and plaids and mixture’s—wall ill sizes 14 to 18.
E Were $22.50 and 535 5‘ V, $19.
i ‘ Were $18 and $20 ' " " " ' $15.
I Were $14.50 to $16.50
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‘ ' Second floor.
Rich silks;
big savings
- There are still yards and yards and yards of beautiful
and rich silks.to be bought at the price of 1 851:!
l 1 Not a yard of all is worthless than $1 25, many '11 '
worth $1. 50 and $1. 75-—th.'1t means they are either silks 1v ,‘
Ehave sold at these prices or 511113 we should regularly set
E at them. - 1 1
i 1‘ Part are right from regular stock; part are from wholer
salers who (like ourselves) believe in clear 111g stocks cvelt'
if it does take a sharp lowering of prices to do it.
1 Here are the sorts—and they include practically every~
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l uuml It tub silks with stripes in glorious color combination
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glued pop no of fine texture—and with figures in rich color and o,
Eeottva styles. ,
WW of’tlrm strenzlh and great service, gqod colors. 1 “
po‘plins with a. glow-Ills.w dop h of color and so beautiful 11mm
Man in p 11111 colors and inn tmtivo stripe
out: marqulietto. 11311311111 tine and almost til
3.5111111 and of '
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Norwalk Chronicler