nannies mu turmoil:~~
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Voiles, Phplins, Gab-
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$UTOMOBILE LUNCH OUTFITS
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SOUTH NORWALK ; ». “”1"“ 5""5
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ovnniis
And Repapering Your Home
For Patriotic Women
"DUSE PAINTING
Estimates Checriully Given
Cali its—Phone 1446
J. A. RUBBER
108 SD. Main St. So. Norwalk.
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L“ I «So. Norwalk ‘Norw aliil
()ld \i'ell ii. at; and Ladder company . !
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held a meeting laut nigh! llllil took ill ‘ .\ dancluer has been both to .‘ili.x
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two new lllt‘illiit‘l‘rl. iiiillllllt‘ illl>1lll'~.\'t Mr» Thomas taut). l
Ailmne _\'l.eo Davis was'iu lil‘ltlL’e»
Company A, of llll‘ auvtliary police. W... mm... U” My.” busiuiws.
force, drilleilAlast lilL‘ltl on the ttt‘eenfi
. in East avenue. 'l‘hc iiivnihers mud
to discontinue
‘ drills, for two montlu.
“11$ (list) disposed of. l W. .
.\ rittnl't“ semi-monthly meeting oi“
Sheraton t‘auncil. [loyal At‘eauuni.‘
,will he in hi this evening. '
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lilt‘ neuter \ieeltly
: “ -—-l.. Avriek must sell or store to .\ l‘llllllit't‘ m. local boy. 50mm and:
~~ make 1'00!" fm‘ linel Uilh't‘. “l‘ 13”" seoutmaqers hiked to Nash‘s lsluudfl
“"5 ‘0 53'" 3” “ Si““'m‘~“‘- 1‘ “'1“ ”“3" Sunday. A great time was Nyed. l
to visit his sale. i .
“Arriek's sale otters special sav-l
Bridgeport police have sent out hills. The l‘USl otllce must have part:
‘Wmd ”1‘“ Gabriel Zazeoia ““5 mt" oi” his store. He must reduce stock.
~ sing. He is sixteen years old and __ ‘
, .‘ “$9535“ in a brown Suil- T119 “W” W“ rl-he last meeting of Company (hi
i' "c" “'9 100““: m" "m" ..iti.\ili:try police, will be held at the;
’South Not-walk depot tonight if it is‘
iRev. Frederick A. Coleman, rector
3i Trinity Episcopal church. attended
.a meeting of the Puii'lield County
Clericus, held yesterday in llrooklleltl.
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pleasant. otherwise at Roodner's Halt;
Samuel J, Wright, agent of the Fair-i
t‘ielti County Farm Bureau. and Iran-“
" ’3 iel Lovelace, were in Georgetown to!
John Stools came running into the day. where they inspected the live‘
' downtown police station last night, clock of the Georgetown pig club.
complaining that Nick Dist-sit rad a \
‘ ‘ottulled hint at the west hound rail-‘ Norwalk's three small pox cases:
”road station. South Not'walk., .‘ilr. lli‘ which dev‘lopetl some time ago iii the
.‘Sesawas brought to the poliee station (tuition ttttiiil)‘, in Beacon Sil‘t‘i‘l..:ll‘(‘
'and the matter was amicably settled. ‘ahout cleaned tip at the present time.
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The Sunday school picnic of the
r‘outh .\'orwulk M. 1‘}, (‘hurch will b".
ltoton l‘oint. tomorrow. Cars
45 o'clock
Coley vs. Chester Coley. both of Nor-
“ walk, was held yesterday afternoon he.
tore Judge Joseph li.,_Taylor. Testi-
mony was introduced to Show the in- held at
debtedness of Mr. Coley. Attorney \viTl leave the church iii 9'. .
John J. Cuneo appeared for the de- in the morning. In case of postpone:
fendant, and‘Juilge .l. .l. Walsh for the meat hecaihe ot' stormy weathet oil
“plaintiff. “ :tiouhit‘ul weather. the church hit ‘
“0.....-” ‘wiil ring at. 8 o'clock, i
Next. Friday evening, Clarence W. , .‘
Smith of Danbury. as great Sachem,‘ Recently elected otllcers ot’ Out
will raise up the recently elected Brothers Lodge. N0. 10. I. 0- 0- 1' ..
chiefs of Coeken'oe tribe. or Norah"; were installed last night at a regular"
The following staff will accompany §a- \i‘t‘t’kl." meeting 0i tilt" lodge. hill“:
chem Smith to Norwalk and assist in ”it" DOWN." il‘llllil “119‘” Claim“
the. ceremonies: Deputy great senior t‘rot‘om. of Norwalk. 'ltetreshnient:
weteserved later in the evening, out
sagamore, .l ohn Corrodus: deput y . . ‘
f ' ' - "u ’-t‘:‘i good time was enjoyed. .
great junior sagauiore. George .lud- r‘ «M ~ i
‘son; deputy .zrcat prophet. Clarence
Baker; deputy great sannap. E. R.
-Gould. .
.\ number of Norwiilkers went to
the liarieo Congregational Church,
iltst. evening to attend the Red Cress“
“concert there, given by the Aeolian‘
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h " riqiidxlgvfmann Conn} Company M New York, with flue:
t e spooia .) ‘ i‘Smith Godillot, of Westport and 39W.
try Club Thursday nights. York, soprano soloist. Mrs. Godillot.l
.who is the soprano of the Classon;
i .\venue Presbyterian Church of Brook-'
len, sang at. the Regent hTeatre, at
1the recent concert for the saute good
secured
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CAMERA SUPPLIES
HM .cauae. having then been
, F S DEVELOPED ithe efforts at Lillian Sherwood New-
StfliSOIl-POWCH Corporation kirk. of the local 'Red Cross member-
’ ship. ‘
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‘ ~- Closed to the Curious
Likewise proof ageinst fire. thieves and burglars are the val-
uables and documents contained in the safe depositboxes in
' the vaults olthis hank. Your treasures are too valuable to risk
‘ ‘ for the trifling expense of a safe deposittbox here. We invite
yourinspection. ‘ ‘ - 433:3 .
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Price $‘2.l3?0
istitutiotial laws promttlguttd by the;
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1108 Main Street, Bridgeport
OurMid-SummerClearance Sale
Tomorrow Will Be
DRESS DAY
The sale comprises high-class merchan-
dise. We wish to clear up amt prices
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GLAD WHEN TH'WAP
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SOMETHN‘ To EAT
his GOSSiPiNGi: ‘
WAiTEtzs - WHEN -S
You ARE to A Hokey.
will he made to move them quickly.
. ' will "it" i 'it‘ “
9' ] euutifu Bust and Shoulde
are pourible i! you will wear I scientifically constructed
Bren Jolie Brusicre.
The, droning weight of an unconfined bust so stretches tho
supporting muscles that the contour of the figure is spoiled.
0 at the bus! back where it be-
IEN on”. prevent the full bust from
0 having thchppcarauec of nah-
(ll-AN J01“ lime», eliminulte “ll; dormer of
i rantnx Iiitisc esaiu confine the
BRASSlE S flesh of the shoulder giving a
graceful line to the entire upper body‘.’ a
They are the dainticst and mm! serviceable ammonit- inlflfi.
halite—conic in all materials and Miles". ('ios-t lint-k. lloul
Front. Surplice. Bandeau. etc. Boned \vith "Wabbit." the
rustic» honingvpermitliux washing without removal.
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Silk SweaterCoats $4.98 to $18
. 52;. 3:0. \ :10)? qumvorwor
$2.98“) $30 ;
Have your dealer show you [lien Jolie Brusieres. ifnot stock-
ed. we will gladly send him. prepaid. samples to show you.
ES. 5! Warren Street. Newark, N. J.
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(IO-OPERATION
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'1” N “N“ i I deavor to be of the utmost assistance to our cus- .
listianll‘uun. the new emperor of" ‘
A. J. Angevined. Son Co.
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ART-RUSS
AT BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES
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em,“ ”mm”, “”1, pm...” w”... “m toniers in the handling of their banking business.
has taken up the reins oi"povernmentl
by letting his tirrt edict. The youth-
iul ruler pledges himself to adiulnis-l
let the country according to the eon-l
We believe that you will enjoy transacting your 1
financial uti'airs through this institution and we
'cordtally solicit your account. '
'5'“ ,THE PEOPLE”?
TRUST COMPANY
late1 emperor. lilootl print-es shall not;
be permitted to interfere iii pollllt‘H!
the Stamp and other petty taxes‘ are
abolished: expensm ot‘ the imperiali '
household shall remain as t‘ix-sd liyl
the. republic: political ei‘iaude‘rs are;
pardoned: and the wearing ot‘ i]'i“\ll‘.-“
is optional. ‘
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When he. becomes of ate. llsuunl
will he ('Ollllif‘liu'tl under an old cue-i
tom to marry two wives. This he»
t‘tlllSt‘ he is the adopted son of two!
emperors of China.
of South Norwalk,Conn.
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let the age of seventy-one years. Full-i will accomplish the end for which
‘erul arranci ments will he announced? HIP." WcN IlliliOidev
' t On Saturday afternoon :1 1| titionj
lwas presented to the ottlcer: oi thei
llocal hatters’ association by members.
lol’ the Hat li‘inishers' association, re-
:ouestinn a special convention’ot' the
ignited Hatters to be held in New“
‘ ‘ . 'ork city within the next few weeks‘
(titntinued lrom Page Onf‘) ,:to consider the advisability of deny‘i
fine union label vouchers for hats;
“3.”. Mr Smith “a“. an old hind-i imade tn the remit unless such hat“
' “ ’ n ea-v' n th\ ew busines:z dertrl’ . . "r , r ' M
n .n . ' l ‘ n i‘ t are finished in the district where thevl
mark in the Norwallta and could 31-, men! “f mo llanhtirs' a itethel (:‘V‘rai'e sin-d \‘ecret'irv l , 0.“, _. .
ways he found in the vicinity of thej and Electric .ldnhting (70.. and Cili’s ”A, m“, ‘ll'ikers‘ ‘afl'gol‘émflm {di‘i' ”if
Washington street drnwbridse. 1mm“ “mm“ C" H“““"' Th“ “’m';ett the petition to eree‘itnfnt'Jgiiiiaii
Mr. binith war. a fisherman and oys-l mm“ “”1 ”ham" tonight it Is a ‘ booty), oi the timed Halters. i
it is expected that‘developnients in}
term-m l‘ r . iliected and lake hnmediate steps to;
‘ ’ . . - .,£ ‘4 . . A . ‘
0 “W“ M ‘l- 31“" ”‘9, arrange a centennce between the rep-l the batting dispute will now result!
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‘ from the work of the citizens' com-i
war, no lollowed ”“5 life On the local resenttttives cf the rnanulaetttrers'
Waters, He could [911 many interest: soclation' and the oilicers of the [in :mlttee.
in: titles of the rea, to which he Wu,“ ted llattx rs' organizations with at
. ' ‘ ‘ "‘w l . ‘n the ltattiii' dillii
greatly attached. Many friends will w h '“m‘!” g i‘ g
DEATHS AND FUNERALS i
Theodore L. Smith. '
'lheutlore Lewis. Smith died at liis'31AYOR NARIES
home, 113 Ann street, early this morn HIS COM‘AHTTEE
inn. at the age of 81 years. Mr. Smith. .__._..-
was a member of Company C. Third,
(‘ouneclicut Volunteers. in t‘l‘ CivilI
inner.
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Save Money 3‘51 Making "Your Own Clot/res
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
Arethe Most Economical.
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They save you from one—half to one yard of material on each dress.
Call at our Pattern Department and ace the
~ JULY ETERNS
The SUMMER FASHION BOOK
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The dpcmsm is survived by six sigu 'ht‘t‘iltlllmt or the common council. ' 'i ll . i
ters am one brother. Thev are: Mrs All the numbers are pttblic'spiritedrd a now. i
v . _ . .. 1w“ "llil have been prominent in‘ Brmvne——He-doesn'l" \\'hv when 1‘
Elizabeth llilton. East Orange N J i A '7 ‘ ~ ‘ ' ' I H '
,v M ‘ > ' ‘ . . - "I many local mm'ements inaugtiiated‘lmew him he seemed to be a young
Mrs. “. H- def. homolh. Ohio: Mrs” {or the bout-iii of it." city. it is 93'" man with considerable push
Mary A. Wartlwell, South Noi‘wttlkt' he”?(1 that ”10 committee “in bk“ Ti“: Towne~all that's changed now.
Miss to. Louise Smith, South ”\‘orwalk-i eeived will favor by both tnanut‘aci ,
Miss Fannie 1 Smith qouth AVG“. I“_:;turers‘ und‘hatters' associations. and Hes a young man With (‘UESidE‘Y‘ablt’
' ' ' "' ' 1 a ':therc will be universal hope that they mill and doesn't have to work—Cath-
Miss Lillie A. Smith. South Norwalk.‘ -olic Standard and Times
and Thomas ll... Smith of East Nor- “J ___,. ‘ 3i '0 A.
liThe Gorham Co.
Beautify the Skin! _ _ .
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from the late home at 2:30 o'clock:
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i The juice of two fresh lemonsi VCI'YIIIIIIQ In
Thursday afternoon and Rev. Fred-L
Paints
lstrained into a bottle containing three; . ~
erick A, Coleman, rector" of the Trinity:
ounces of orchard white makes (1': and wall Paper
Episcopal church, will officiate. Inter-y?
whole quarter pint. of the most re-:
meal will take place irrltiverside cent-E
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.markahle lemon skin behutifier Misti"? GIosed 1 P. MD
et cry. ,
‘ Saturday”
Towne‘xo: Grafton doesn‘t‘work
”Lemons Whiten and .
James Diggs.
James William Max Cleman Diggs,
3. colored man, aged thirty-two years,!
died suddenly yesterday afternoon at
37 Raymond street. As'there were no
medical. attendance, Dr. Samuel H.
Huntington was called and gave val‘
SO. NOR WALK
The City National Bank
JAMES DONNELLY
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Commercial Accounts.
There is no better proof of the advantages offered to those »
making disbursements by checks than is evidenced by the con- -
tinned increase in the number of our commercial accounts.
Our facilities i’or quicklynnd accurately handling all busi-
ness is our greatest asset, and is a strong inducement for busi-
ness firms and individuals to place their accounts in this insti-
tution. “ . '
The methods of this Bank
cordially invited. .
We loan money on farm mortgages.
are an open book—inquiries are
vular disease of the heart as the cause lemon juice through a fine cloth so!
of death. Mr. Diggs has been in poor:no lemonpulp gets in, then this’ 10-5
and have been [shipped t. Raymond'tcry woman knows that lemon juice i5;
Va. for interment .' 0 ammon' ‘u'sedlto bleach and remove 811911 blemi
.. . > . . 151,95 as freckles, aallowness and tan.
and is the ideal skin softener. smootlr
about the cost one must pay for a{
2small jar of the ordinary cold cream.
10 FirSI Street '
East Norwalli
tCane should be taken to strain the}:
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Funeral M M"- Osborn. ener and be trier...” I ' ‘ ' ' I *' .
The funeral services of the late Mrs. Just try “fitmmmp a ,quartermlnt Special Bargains “I |
Grace Emelane Osborn, were held tnlsjo: this sweéfly fragrant lemon lotion .' ' ~ ?' A - .e
morning at 11 o’clock from 'thmhome'and massage .4: daily into the tree, S 0" Skins
of her granddaughter, Mrs. .natph G. neck ,arms mutilation 1i should‘nnt-f p .:, l l
Bedlam, .12 Union avenne. 39:": A- B.‘ urully help towhlten; soften. freshen.
Beebe. of the “Woman: 'M- 13.. church'nnd bring out‘"iti”"‘ltldden roses {and
officiated, and interment was made‘in‘beauty of an gin. It is wonderful
Ewm‘een cemetery, in New Havgm if“. rough, with“! , . _ - .
. -“I""'-""_-J Your dreamt-will sell three‘ouncea
I “mph Hm :‘ot‘ofichurdxyfljl “ tttle cost. ”aim
, undililcists T
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. . . can nmsrr 30x23 $41sz ‘ .
Alden Solmuu, rm 7,. ‘ .. $10}!!! 11- Knapp. WWW “
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‘tthEh unsound» ”new; wit hm
Children Cheerfully Painless
and Patiently E ‘) a and goxscltentlou:
Treated by Modern, ' 'sympateheglscry
Painless Methods. Ace'nfic Ofice Treatment.
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Moderate
Charger for Very
‘bcst Dental Work. ‘ ”MIST .
‘. >75 Somhlfllin Street
‘A HomDa.m.t09p.
‘ LDR.S.M.DEITZ
' Surireo‘n " '
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Gold and Porcelain
Restoration.
15 Year. in' 53 All kl d of A
, . , m. I lntment. n 3 Rifl-
the Practice of”: > by PM clll Doctor-cu,
High-Clan ) i 1 Crown Ind Bfidfll
991mm Work, Etc, SUI.
fully
Norwalk Chronicler