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'nw usntos FOB some
- i Mahackemo Hotel Block.
WEAR
In Batiste, Voilesrl’oph'ngfiah, mo... 7, .
hrdines, Soisettes, Wash Silks,
Binghams, Percales and otherl
{coils in plain colors, stripes and:
hilt-y figures. "
. E. K. BANKS
a
: South Norwalk. i
:- "RUBflB—EWR‘ FLXGS ,
For the Automobile . -
Will Not Whip Out; or Fade
Price 500
DoNNELLY’S
‘ 16 50. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK
W___. ~HH._._.. ,-,_.A-.- . >. A. ..
Now
Is the Time to Consider
And Repapering Your Home
"OlJSE PAINTING
Estimates Checrlully Given
Call its—Phone 1445
J. A. REJDIFER
108 So. Main St. So. Norwalk.
BZOOMHd-‘lff
OUTING SUITS
wonrivs 1
ovn‘nns
CARTE R's
‘ For Patriotic Women
V. Price $2.60
City News f :
.4 Rogers & Stevens ,»
i
Nora alk,
I
~~l.adies‘ _l‘:xt, cot! and hid pinup-s, ‘ SO. Vorwalk
wlro $3.50 Md $1. now $2.93. l‘ou” I
'atcttlly & ”Bracken. t ‘ ' ‘ ' ,
.--._.__,_ | Miss .itntziw l.ct‘oltnt has l‘t‘illllll’tl
i
1(‘1: plain .lo'r‘ph l, loclttvood. of 77‘l't‘oiu a deliuhttttl trip in tlic wcs‘t.
Van Zanl strtvet. has takca a position: 999-—
nn chef at the imperial t‘afe, iu ilail-I 'l‘hc first dance oi the season wan
' ,hcltl at The Norwalk Yacht club lasi‘
imam and was largely attended. .thrl'
““1110 i" ““1‘ “N" I‘lli‘l’l‘!‘ in: Wclititz orchestra iuritislit-d l'ht‘t’l‘
float: of the Allies for the :lllttlllltllllll‘.: lcnl music my the “coup-pm }
will not whip out or fade, llnttut'lly's. ’
ltl South Main street.
road avenue.
and sec
i It complaint has been made to the}
-——-~ fupt. wn police in regard to a gang of}
At a tneelittu lit-1d at Mrs. Stephen“ hoodlums which hang around the llourl
Stone‘s: house. last night, all arrange“ ituilding in East Wall street every’
meals, were (niltlplt’tt‘d for the :-:tra\\'- i etching. Their presence is not. in tho
lit-t't'y fenliv‘tl to be held at Ylltiost‘,lc;rst desired. t ‘
llotue Friday, the. izltli. i
Up to date the (‘otttmittee of,l1‘o041
Martin Lennycl of Laura strcct. a
member of the Naval (‘oust Deli-use“
Sltltllll' “f ”‘9 3‘1”“ “mm“ M ”0' lii‘scl'u'. was called into active dull"
{once has distributed ‘" ”‘0 farmers this motuiua He reports at the llrook.
o lh- stall, 125 busltrlsoi buckwheallh,“ Navy yard. N Y Mr. l.cugyel is
This means that at least I?!" acres “tithi- third reserve to be called from
this crop has been added to the Kl‘ilinl .\'orwalk in three da)._q_ ,‘
crop of the stale. ~ . W _________ ._ i
The local police have, received word.
that certain persons are making the
‘l‘olllltls of the town collecting money‘
for the lied t‘ross. These people have
my authority ,to make any such colloc-
lion, cud the public is warned against
them.
Postal cards are being received
from ‘Mr. and Mrs. Ira t‘. Lockwood
and Mr. and Mrs. (‘arl A. Anderson,
who are on an automobile tour to
Canada. One from Mr. Lockwood cott-
lains a view of llte Lachinc Rapids.
Montreal, and states that the party
crossed Lake (‘hainplaiu four titncs
in getting there. They attended the
ml‘ille l‘oint (‘atllolic (“.“b tlillli‘“,
strut-l. celebrated his
ltis many friends.
BATflllliG sons i;
For The Summer, $2.50 to taco
Straw llats $2.00, $3.00
JOSEPH DAVIS
85 \l'ttshinglun Sil't‘tl
E Non WALK \g
i SOCIETY t
E and Personal Iii
NEWS l
——-——~ i
A farewell party was given to ilalpli>
’lv he. of this city. it: til“ home of Miss
,i‘lisit‘ linker. ol' it‘air street, .\’orwaik.’
last evening. .\lr. lamp: is it them Wt“
‘ol' the Sixth (‘otttp:~i‘::. l‘. t‘, A. which
i»: to be called into swt‘tirc .ltilt
1.3, About '1 dozen thtsc tricutls at-'
tended lln party and iii. house was
handsomely arranged for the occa-
tlt‘lll ill tidll‘ititit‘ t'utltils‘. l‘
“H
drill: the'
owning. mines u. re pl:ty.il :tlttl lllt‘l't“
was tlitllt'llt‘l. A l‘illliltittn was served.
._ ..- .. i
lliss Mary Theresa llush, itiVic
‘ l‘ttk ll. and James iatwrt-ncc «"os clio,
of 20?. llztl'inizton Rochester,
.\'. Y.. wcrc married at the (‘
church of the lllessed Sacram hit, on
s'tl't‘t‘t.
tliioiic
.l‘lllt' :to. Rev. Thomas Connor; and
hey. .loseph ('ltiih'oil pt~rformcd the
('t'l'l lllull)‘. There was a nuptial mass.
.\ll‘. (‘ttstttlltl is the still til .\it‘, all] .\ll's.
James l‘ostcllo of l‘u'aa'n avenue. 1'3
Ewill be impossible for him to make,
Sitllllll‘l ti Shiny, or ilt‘tltlillll. with
Mrs. Shaw’s two sons, Kl'lllll'illl and
l'it-rponl Adams. left on Tuesday for
the Pacific coast. where they will mo-
tor down to plactw of interest and
will make the l‘llllt‘l' trip by motor.
.\lr:a. Show is rctnuiniuu at the Red-
diitg place.
l"(l\\'flr\l lidridge and Miss Mary
llrcsnan were united in marriage by
the Roy. \\'. G. (illlltl. on \\'t‘tlitesd:ty,
.lttly ll. After a wedding trip they
will be at home after July 25 in newly
furnished apartments at 52 l’u'ntuu’
lll’t‘llllf‘. I
\l'ashinutou
sixtleth birlh~
day yesterday. Mr. Harris has been
a member of the Old Well Hook and;
Ladder (‘otnpauy for many years and
is remarkably well preserved. Con.
ill‘:lllll:llltlll< were altered to hitu lt.\"_
James Harris, of
//
QI'OTA OF STATE
. and wottth ‘llll t'llllit‘trl for promotion i
‘ltl cults! in the medical anIltll‘llllellt.‘
“c. N. (fr?)
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not com nonwm I
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antiwar, Jam 12, 1917
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6 meme:
0 K'WELL e co.
1108’ Main Street. Bridgeport
t«19 ,. ”1"" 332
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"1‘”: "’3‘ “‘7‘“: ""
OurMid-Summer Clearance Sale
Tomorrow Will Be
' Waist Day
"The sale comprises high-class merchan-
dise. We wish to clear up and prices
3..., .. .. ...
1,277. -::-E .
‘M‘Tf' be‘wmr'r
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Sousa eossv AUNT. i gays/61%)
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TH AT
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, AN’ FETCH
ll , it, ME SOME. a
littliiltliill i”, KatthNG OR
. ,. ,t lLLTELLYOUP.
i // FATHER}
itvonsn THAN
' RUSSIA, E. .l. .9
Mrs. .\latildu lluxter and daughter:
i-jtiili, ot‘ Henry stilt”. are spending; . HILL CLAIMS
i V-
the week at Pet’lifiklll- i . "‘W'W" .
__' ; (Continued Front Page Two) it
Miss 1mg: (‘roioot and mother, Mrs} W] \ " ‘ it“:
_ . A it enemy propcr‘y sci/Jan“ .st'l.‘ "
a . -- 1») 1 \ec'wnd 'll . '
“M“ ‘mmm- ”‘1” H“ ‘ 1“ ‘ ,lion providing that an oilicitt cos to;
their t"tllllltl‘)"1tlli('t’, in .\'«'\\' t‘anattu. ; todihn take tovet' to.“ such holdiizzp
{and that their Lllrilltlnillttll a'ltr titt-
;\\'itl' bc‘lcft to Cttllil'CSS unis approv-
'ed aftt-r a sharp :l'iitt'ii by ll ‘;?.c~'~-‘.\
FOR 1:. S. ARlllY italiye Hill of Contt-‘rtnu'. li-- iii-ago.
M . . S's-35.9.33! mosmmewnamu. \t. 1.416351
Will he. made to move them quickly. :~t , .. I _____ ‘ . L;
stationeddhdiul‘iltil‘dl-V "_7 ”NH,” ~bn-A‘ A M - ‘ l
J ACOBY’S
GO TO CAl‘ll) ‘taiued that separate Ilt't“l\‘.l‘.i>‘ of :..l
, seizures should be kept. illivi‘rsl anti
:(llYitiI‘lltF paid on lilt‘ill and restore.
; lltlll litter the war assurud. Ilet'lai‘trz~
"-‘llt‘ll it course was Cotileutplald ill.
‘ The Hague treaties.
Mr. lllll also prolevtwl \‘Emrttttsly
llaittrs. t'uolts, ltllltl‘ll'lllt‘l"l:<, clt'rksn‘"T431115"f “'ut‘ department “dill-11197111“
tt-amstcts, cltctt‘l't‘laus. tuechanics.‘ which make it impmsiblc for one ”f.
tttttnicians. doctors, laborers and what; his lthllaturnllzetl German "Uil-‘H‘
(Continued tron. first page.)
w
arc '-p'.~‘i'ttiid oppovlunities. bit: pay
not arc \l'uiil. d at tiling Tin-yo i-< a. ‘M’uls lo fratel more than 5o mil-gs on.
tilltl‘t‘l‘ for all itt t'ut-lc Sam's ucw bin 9"“ permit.
army. ? "\\'c are larvond the point ll‘ '
bureaucracy In Russia ever-icacltod,“
lit (lt’l‘ltll'i‘d.
Coucrwsman lilil ycsi-‘rday in an
‘nleryicw attached the tlt‘tay on tin“
war reduce bill.
Draft Coming Soon.
Within a short time the draft will
llt‘ lzerc. Once a limit is drafted i:
his own >l‘lel'lltln. He must await
CONGOL ART-R068
AT BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES
A. J. Angevine 8. Son Co.
“‘l‘he Scuttle has luadr a miserable
bangle of framin: a war reventr‘
”till." said Mr. llill, "and that afttr
the elders of the cow patent. \‘ol,
lllllt‘l‘l‘:~‘ are now want-*d for the medi?‘
cal dcpartmctll. the infantry and the
slum) corps. A than does my need :itll‘lillL’ out with predictions that
to llll.‘~.~ll'$s any experienco lll Ol‘tler‘ they would mic-cl spcedt into the
measure and lttrn out a finished pro
.duct with great ltttprovctuettt‘.~‘ over
the House measure. .
"They were in such a hurry to pass3
the bill while the llousc still had the.
measure in its hands that llll‘ Senate:
Finance committee began holding?
t.-:arln:s on it two days before it was
passed by the House. Our commit-1
tce made rapid progress on framinni
the ubi‘i. turning: put a bill which,
was: a little ranch in spots because}
cf our dtsirc afor spy-ed. and the
llottse passed it without utmeeissary.
delay. 1
"The Senate was going to lake it;
from us and pass it in le: time.“ Mia:
.liill continued. “What hare they
done? Alter tinkering with it seven;
weeks in COlYtllllllr‘t‘. changing that:
and changint: this they have a. bill?
that falls 575.030.000 short of raising;
the amount Societal-y .\chdoo said he“
tie-dell and which the llouse bill gavo'
Volunteers have lltcii choice. ,
Th~ physical ietpilrt-ments are not
so dill‘leult as will lb: seen: Height;
:3 feet: weiahl. lTO pounds: heart and.
lunus near perfect: cycsiultt and hear:
in: good. only extreme cases of flat,
l‘cc'. disbar one; one must have at,
inn-l {our molar teeth. 1
Young men should wake up beforei
it is too late; state army ofilcers. 1
GO TO CAMP
IN SOUTHi
(Continued From Page One)
he rcservtd for a division of
ht w draft ntmy. .
C'nnpc in Plan. i
loth the South and various places'
would
lllt‘
races at King Edward l‘arlt, 'l‘lll"'~llil.\'.‘
and report a fine time. -
~Don'l forget the strawberry fits-
lival at Moose Home Friday, .ltily til,
it rainy. llte folIOwingr night.
Practically without exception the
towns of Connecticut are organivcd
for focd conservation and home econo-
mics work. A committee of women itt
each town has taken over the work of
distributing literature upon various
home economics subjects and are 1114
so arranging for canning and food con.
scrvallon dctnoustt‘atinns. This or-
ganization makes it pt):~'.~1iblt‘ to bt‘ittt'.
any question of importance to the at-
tention of practically every woman in
it‘onm’mticttt within a few days, At
prcoenl this organization is busy with
the campaign to secure signers to the
lloover housewives pledge.
l
t
' ~Norma Talmadgc Again
in “Panthea,” today at Recent. Don‘t
miss seeing this picture.
“ «KODAKS—s i
CAMERA SUPPLIES , .
FILMS DEVELOPED i
H'Stillson-‘Powell Corporation]|
'will he played. The match will start
fut‘anliug of a license to drive a jitney
gto Frederick Scheidler of .\'orwalk. No
decision was made by the commission i
3\'l.~‘(‘lllt"lll.
ltlltiL‘lll. at Roton l‘oint. _____ I
The llell island auction bridge par-
ty will meet with Mrs. Richard ll.
(loldcn tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. All are invited to alletul.‘
Proceeds will be for the benefit of
the Red Cross. lloslcsscs .\lrs. lio-
‘bcrt Mains and Mrs. llichard ll. (iOltl-
. cu.
The tennis teams of the Weslport
and the Norwalk Country f‘lubs will
meet in a match game at the Norwalk
Country club courts. Saturday after-
noon. Four singles and two doubles
ul 2 p. m.
Members or Cockenoe Tribe, No. 32,
l. 0. R. M... and Wandma Council. No.
at. l). or ii. are making great prepara-
tion for participation in lhelled .\icn's
carnival which- will be held in Fair
field. Saturday nichl. Cockenoe Hay-
makers“ Zulu band will accompany the
Mrs. J. A. Cronin. of llcl‘. Island act-
ed as hostess last night at a house
party which was given by her in her
home. itt honor of her cousin. .\liss'
Josephine Riley. of New ork city. The
affair was attended by many people.
all of whom report an excellent time. I.
Norwallt delegation of Red Skins. i .—.—— ,
, "' “ . Ward C. Green, of West Avenue, a
An informal hearing was hf‘ld M wcll~known local young man is con-'
'lcmplating leaving Nerwalk some time?
this month, to take up a course in mlli-f
,lary training at a junior l’lallsburg
camp
Hartford yesterday‘bei‘orc .\iotor Ve-
hicle ("onunissioncr Stoecklc upon the
cr. but the matter was taken under “H - Mrs. Wilbur Hemtuons and (laugh-Z
Judge Nehemiah Cnndpe let-s, Agnes and Florence. of 3'." Spring;
street. will leave for Seaford, i‘tel.. this,
Week, where they will be gone for sev-E
eral weeks, visiting relatives. '
represented Mr. Scheidler.‘
The Georgetown town picnic was
held today'at Roton Point Park. The
tieorgetown people were brought as
far as \Vinnipauk by automobile at
which place they were met by special
cars and conveyed to the park. . ‘
Miss Frances Cornell. who has li'een'
fvlsiting with her uncle and aunt, .\lr.
iand Mrs. John R. Spencer. has return-
ed to my home .n Norwalk.
John W. Cochran, a local travelling
A Vigilance
of one person—yourself—will have to watch against wasteful-
, ness. Keep firm your determination to ‘steadily increase your
i balance in your account at this bank. Every dime and “dollar '
there draws compound interest. 3 I
9, . South Nerwalkl.Saviugs”Bank
:3an DEPOSIT nox’ittdlsgn YEAR
w John H: Knapp. Vice-Free.
man, is stopping for a few days at that
home of his parents, in Prospect Ave-
nue.
Committee
Miss Barry, who has been visiting
with relatives in Norwalk, has re-
turned to her home in East Orange.
N. J. .
Miss Minnie .Strothman. of Brook-
lyn, N. Y...is the guest of Miss Elsie
Rains, of tHavlland street. ‘
i; :r a“
The Misses Mains, of Newark, New
Jersey, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert “Mains, of 1Bell Island.
sergeanteMajor Frank '0. Godfrey. '
L of the-rim Regiment. 0. N. o. is on
_ motedtdo‘x-rl’vdlii Ncpwalk. sdtu
‘. m ‘
-iu .\‘tw Ettaland ll'll" been referred,
‘to in connection with the concentra-
tion cf .\‘th England troops. Aye:
hating conic into the, linieliaht more
than any other locality. The follow-
in: ~pecial dispatch front Washington
last uluht states: "lleliulle anttottnce-‘
mom will ttol be made for a day or.
two. but it was learned authoritively.
at the militia bureau of the War dc-i
partnteut that the New Rithiand divi-i
usiou will be sent to one of the several?
camps
in the South-eastern slates.
and that Czeenrillc was the probable
one." '
it is known that the federal militia:
hurcau has already been arranging:
for the transportation of the National:
Guard as a whole. The various state.?
units will to organized into 16 tacti-
cal divisions and assigned to camps
for final draining before being sent
to France.
The men will stay at their homes
on Monday and Tuesday nights. Their"
pay begins on Wednesday and from}
lhcu on they will be led and cared
for by the government. 3
Although clothing will be issued to.
the men inunediately on their nrriralr
at the mobilization point, they have:
been asked to bring underclothing,
and stockings attd must supply them-j
selves with'sapp, towels, hair and;
toolit brushes.
hint: they have a measuri- all tom
to pieces by the injection of the li-.
ottor question into it: they haven't;
the hill in shape yet. and it is stillI
in committee. in addition to that if,
the Senate carries out the proposi-l
lion prolzibllinu' the manufacture of!
lthiskey and then of buyinz up all the“
stocks on hand, over a billion tuorc‘.
must be raised. It is to laugh!"
' “When do you think the Senate.
will paSs the bill?" .lr. lliill llYHe‘:
n‘sltcd. t'
1"ln about two month's more, not?
before," he replied. .
l
l
A BAD SPRING FOR WOMEN }
M l
The late. cold and damp Sprins‘;
seems to have been particularly sell
vere on the health of women.
many are suffering front backache; '
rheumatic pains, aches and pains lni
sides, joints and muscles. lutnbauoi
and other ailments caused by overwork;
or disordered kidneys or bladder. Mrs i
T. J. Bucknell. Hardy, .\'eb., writes: l
"I am recovering from an a‘ttack oi‘
lumbago by the aid of Foley Kidney:
Pills. They surely help me." Women;
seem peculiarly liable to kidney trout}
Do You Want a
New Stomach),g
Save Money By Making Your Own Clot/tea
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
Are the Most Economical.
They save you from oneshtdf to one yard of material on each dress.
Call at our Pattern Department and see the
JULY PATTERNS
and
The SUMMER FASHION BOOK
SO. NORWAL
anal-g:
‘.
JAMES DONNELLY
i
corny
The City National Bank? V
V Commercial Accounts
There is no better proof of the advantages odered to those
making disbursements by checks than is evidenced by the con-
tinued increase in the number of our commercial accounts.
Our facilities for quickly and 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. r
The methods of this Bank are an 0 en 0 —-' ‘ '
lf'heglasterRemed A ijeluable cordially invited p b 0k mqutnes are
or yspepsta an I estoratt‘ve . arm ‘
Indigestion mm m Rump. J Tonic We loan money on f mortgages.
Dr. Glenny believed Digentoneine to be the most effective remedy ever discov- I =————« — J—t é
cred for Dyspepsia. indigestion and many other common fox-me of Stomach ' ‘
Distress. Immediately relieves Heartburn. Sour or Cassy Stomach. Dizziness. [ . f - I V
eltc. Tones the entire system—supplies new energy—brings sound, refreshing { Children Cheer "Hy Pamleu .
a cop and creates Vigorous appetite. Ituyourown faultif you suffer longer. , and Patiently (-0-) and goxacicentloul
nm improving in h ltb i d I: told ' e a r
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Money back if not Iatiaficd. Fat fuu particulars, literature and opinions regarding this valunb
t
remedy which is benefitting thou-ands, apply 0
HAROLD A. MEAD e No. M In St e . N
n. GLENDENING a: co}. mun .Ka w.it°§:'r§:p. whoa...
. ., ED9PINAUD’S
world, over for 100
Whatever you do, don’t get BALD!
. Prevent dandruff and falling hair by using the great French preparation
This original Eat! dc Quinine is the Ode effective tonic for itchin seal ,
sick‘ hair and dandruff. Used by men and women of refinemgnl til):
. are. .Don’t risk the use of unknown or inferior
tonipg.°£D..PlNA D’Saa pure, delightfully perfumed and the one
tloi- “in 31011: dmggtst. Send 1°C. to our American Oilices for a
HAIR TONIC ~-
V
8a: Admlnleterou
by the Oxygen
Method.
l
Moderate
Charges for Very
Best Dental Wonk.
i
llll.S.hl.llEll'Z
Surueon
, ontnsr
15 south iltatn Street
H 9 n. m to 9 l‘- Gold and Porcelain
Rector-tum.
15 Year. in . ‘ . -
. n, b . lntment. All kinds of Artill-
- the Practice or y ”o . cIII Denture»
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