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Men‘s Furnishlngs and Vacation
Accessories 01' All Sorts
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JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington Street
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SOCIETY
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WEATHER FORECAST.
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Fbrecast for Norwalk 11nd vicinity-2‘
Partlv cloudy tonight and Sunday. A‘
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Mtlrbanee central over Ontario ‘ SS BRIE-Lug; FRANCIS BURT
causing unsettled weather, with 11111111; A ll l 1
flowers, in the southern portion of E’EEEE‘ “1111115: 111111 pan
the laka revion‘ and New *anl'tnd A ,Thursdax owning at the home of ltll
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meondal‘y disturbance central oVer and )lls.I.~'t. iv. B1111 of East Main
Southern Kansas is causing showel'y SEEE‘E’E' mEEEgEEECEE when their son,
weather from Oklahoma northward to EEEEEEEE" EEEEEE “a“ EEEEEEEEE EEE EE‘EEEEEEEg‘
Smith "lkota IllOtlE‘i"ll9 tempera-”m Miss Alma Stuart of Black Rock
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flares continue in the northern dis: FE" HE" ‘E- EE' “ PEEEEE “E NOEW‘EIE‘E
iricts but temperatures of 100 dofipertol'med the ceremony. Tile brid1'El
31-9515 or 41,011,. “-11”. reported from were a dress of white satin coveted
Texas, Kansas 11nd Louisiana
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'1-l'ed white Georgette crepe. She cal-
..WEATHEB-v YEAR AGO TODAY.
Tempclflattue: High, 82; 11111,
ASS. l’artlv 11111111112
Miss Johnson asI
wore white taffeta
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bridesmaid who
~itlld carried pink roses. The
E “as peliornnd under :1 canopy ot‘
1oses and daisies and after the. coin-
mony a daisy 1hai11 \1'hl1h 11113111
tathed to the bell was ctlt and a show
or of l‘OSPS fell upon the
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superintendent Albert F Winchester.
mile. and falnii .‘Of Gibson count 1 The marlinge of Miss “and Viola
started this molning on a tlip .\orth \Vt‘laon, toungest daughter of Mr. and
Numerous places of interest “ill l1eI'M1-s. (huge 12. Nelson 01 132 Rich
jgltisiled. 111111111! liill avenue,
‘ltempsey 111‘ Albany, 011., was an-
Tut'ilight services will be held Sun-inounced yesterday. The ceremony
day etening at 7 O'clock at the resi- 11111111 place in Norwalk on the first 01
«dance of the late. Rev \1r lamestho luonth, 111111. .1. E. Harris 01111-1111-
Belle leiand Rev Frederick A. Colt" illg. Attendants were Miss Mary E.
“nan, rector of the Tlinity cl1u1cl1,1vill Meyers and \V, L. Brown.
have charge.
Mrs. Edward '1‘. Bedford of Greens
Farms has issued cards to a very
large tea at her home on Monday,
when funds will be secured for war re.-
lief work. Mrs. lledford‘s home is one
Eof the bountiful estates in this vi-
einity, Bedfo'rd gardens attracting
Emuch attention throughout the sum-
'mer season.
The East Avenue. M. E. church Sun-
day school held its annual picnic at
"201011 Point yesterday. Special cars
flank the children to the park from the
«church. All of the. attractions were
Mtgely patronized 11nd basket parties
quote in evidence.
The Trinity Club held an auto l'Iide ___.
do Rye Beach, N. Y., last evcl1ing.E 1, has recently been
“"0 “'9”? two bosses 0‘ 119011.13, Raymond .l. Reynolds of Norwalk. and
about fifty in all, who made the trip. Misti Hazel 'Slllt'gtlb‘s of “-05,”,qu were.
The ride was made without an inci- quietly married by the Rev. llenry
dent and the many pleasures of the Blacklock, rector of Christ church, on
1‘95”” were greatly enjoyed. ‘Monday. July 2. Tile bride is well-
' #— kncwn in \\'estpor1 while the groom is
A El” EEE a dttmp EEE El") DEEEEbEU‘y a popular young man of Norwallt.
height yard called the Central File.
Department out 111 1: 30 oclock thisE
morning. The tire didnt amount E0 Hill Road will no to Boston, on Mon-
cnything and there “'85 “0 damage day, to spend :1 few days withher hus-
Tbe apparatus was out 81101" 1‘ ll!‘”,band, lieutenant Commander Benton.
hour. EThp latter expects to leave shortly on
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Several of the members of the Roton
Faint Volunteer. Life Savers enjoyed
mm usual dip in ”19 surf last NEE“ ‘ll'lS been making 11 visitwith his 11111"
“The watEel' is reported to be fine. 'ents, .\lr. anti Mrs. John W. Weignlan,
A patrol boatcould be 391‘“ slOVEI'llt.col'ner of Connecticut and Richards
creeping back and forth in the Sound Iatenue.
«or of 11111011 Point last night.
vhwight \‘t’eigman of Baltimore, Md,
tMiss Alice Miller of Summit \'. J.
A handsome display, 0f firewoiks and Dolothy \‘lillel of Babylon, L. I.,
1'35 1119 ”PM giH-‘n to patrons 01 toe. visiting their cousin, 1111's George
mien Point last evening. The parltfiH, mm, of Hanfoyd Place. E
was crowded with people. The dire-E
units were discharged on the road
‘Ml‘R. Andrew Radel of Washington
loading to Roton Point dock ,instead avenue, Bridgeport, announces the en-.
1! in the grove last night and could be gagement of her daughter, Miss Mar-
men plainly by all. A large variety gal'et Radel, to Leo McElroy, son of
yore. set off. Mrs. James MoElroy of Golden Hill
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MALTED MILK
Made from clean, rich milk with thee»
tract of select ted groin. malted In our
own Moltl-l cases under unitary conditions.
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brought more business than ever came to the store before in one J uly.
:jtiyay We thank you for that. it proves that the Mill End mercha
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Every penny spent at the M111 Encl Sale;
helps to save the Countrys resources.
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This is the era of economy This is the time to cut out waste. This ts the period when we all must.
11d make our money do its greatest work And 11;. Mill End Sale helps.
At Washington, we are told to buy wisely of frcal needs.
Manufacturers are told_they Imust stop asking enormous gains.
We are told that a seller is entitled to a fair
And the M111 Encl Sale helps.
Here at home we are told to reduce our waste, to prescrch vegetables and fruits, to buy wisely of things
And the Mill End Sale hclps.
This is how the sale helps.
It brings necessaries, from fruitjars to towels, at. less than regular price!’
,profit.
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It brings things to wear, from men’s suits to babies' dresses, at big saving upon usual cost!
The Mill End sale offers these big savings and choice from big variety. It offers chance. to pick lrom’
Jig quantity. '
There is nothing small about the Mill End Sale.
‘0 bc~madc by every shopper.
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By a splendid amount, the first day of this Mill End 81116,
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It is big in every way—biggest of all in the saving:
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What fine times Mill Enders are gOing to haycjmthcrcfll be‘
something of mighty interest here every day!
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EHATTERS MEET
IN CONFERENCE
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the Whole dilliculty, but the report‘ Rene:
,was untlue.Anothe1'rumor that two I ,
101' three oh the factories would open ECOEDS' “E EEE" legular meeting la"
next Monday is also apparently \1itl1E.I Frank c Rooney Chosen Chief Ranger Enight planned to hold an anniversary
:0111 foundIation,II although the manufac' , Tl entertainment on Tuesday evening.
Ettuets 11 tom 1112 111111111' had leiel'ledl to following officers were elected All members all 1
‘0 as “may to resume aork W011” for the coming year, Thursday night, a special int IIeIIurgedI to titan: and
sav nothing about the matter. Eat-1 r0 ula , 1. 1113 1 ‘E ., E0“ 13 oxten 9“ E“
I it appeals as though the conference ‘ ‘ g E E‘m "EOE“ ‘ “EOE“EEEEE 0‘ Douglas Footer Post members.
has done something at least to satis, Court Narruk, N0 58 F- or A.
fy the. situation and that it may leadl ‘Chlt‘f Ranger~Frank C Rooney.
to the settlement. of the. dispute Sub Chief Rangel—lamos L. Dyel.
It is understood that at the session. Rec rd ._1
the manufacturers "discussed the pos-| st (1,, 3”,, Secretary Charles "A“
sible arbitration of the matters in dis-I gu. us av 5'
pute, while the hatterls officers argu, Lecturer—Thomas F. Dowd.
ed that the manufacturérs of other Senior Woodward—Harry Lauriai.
Juniorl’t’oodward—Tony Lizigoio,
COURT NAHRUK OFFICERS
Douglas
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David A. Shaw and family of Flax;
Hill Road, ale spending several days
with telatives in Danbury. They were
accmpanied by Miss Duebell who has'
been Spending two weeks in SouthMI‘.LaW101‘S statement is consideled
Norwalk Iby men prominent in halting circles
to be of much significance. Until the
1 present time the sftuation has been
Allan Belts of Lnion Park, who is ,deadlocked, but as Mr Lawlox stat-
now a member of the Quartermasters'j ed yesterday's conference 1esulted
Department of the 013109”, Reserve in some progress being made for aEv
Corp in training at Fort Slocum, is 1512230211? all]? tdEEEECEEEEyt. and :E :15
a u are nice ings o t e
agendmgI a few (E355 at EEEB home inE manufacturers and hatters' offices a
orwalk He Will return to camp. on [way will be found f01 an adjustmentE
Monday. of the dispute.
l Just when anothel conference will-
I A humorous incident took place in
Westpmt vestclday moming when two
of the Mineola aeroplanes now over.
;the town. Two old ladies, living alone
,who had never viewed an aeroplane
:before were considerably frightened:
on noting their approach and ran to
Ethe da1kest corner of their cellar, earn
Ecloiming, “Oh, the Germans am‘
districts had placed the selling prices
on the now wage agreements without Senior Beadle—Ch
arles Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs F. B. Grannls of Noblel be hald- however. has Mt been set- ‘ 52311331111119]: 122‘s]; ggedeligllgefidltfig Junior Beadle—ailarry Miller. -
avenue, Bridgeport, will go to Water- tied upon. It is understood that the. their interests. E Trustee for one year—names Hook- here. at last.‘ It was some time be
holy today to be the guests at thehfifflfifizflfswiiiti: mlh‘glfrilfturerl' er .E‘m’ EEE“ “eighbm‘sr “‘0 had 119"“
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home Of MTB R H- ReanoEds for thei their association the proceedings oft The First Company or Norwalk, C'E Mt" the regular business meeting their cIrys could convince them that!
week-end. the conference and that the hattels‘ H 0-1 drilled 19'“ evening in the 3" had been concluded, a social time was the aeroplanes belonged to “’6 11.-S.
omcers will talk over the situation mory. under the command of Captain enjoyed and refreshments were 3617' government and were on trial flights.
The Shakespeare Club was ente’r— ‘gggy‘fgicghemfielvw before 830th" Charles 1). Rogers. Arrangements for a The omcera will be installed at 111. There was initiation at the meeting
tained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. It woo rumored about town “at" the opening of a. non- commissioned next regular meeting by 0,113.} Deputy or Monitor Giotto, No. 56, M. V. P. I! .
.JoIhn A. Hamilton, 111F111: Hill 11111111.“, unFI the ”meme, bod 1111111111111” otflcm’ school were discupaed.EMoKIennt1, o! waived. ‘. ' .111 .1; 11.. held last; evenin
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