Harris 8: galls ,9 S O CIETY‘
i, and Personal
NEWS
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That’s All
. A number of the Ladies” Aid 'S0clety
lof St. Peter‘s Lutheran Church sur-
iprised Mr. and Mrs. H. Yoppe yester-
‘day afternoon upon the occasion of
itheirfiiver wedding anniversary. Mr.
land Mrs. Yoppe were married in B0.
hernia and have been residing in
Mmerica for the past thirteen years.
lTlle ladies were royally entertained
J by Mrs. Yoppe on the lawn of her res-
idence on Davis street, spending a
pleasant afternoon long to be remem-
bered. The happy couple were the re-
WE‘ATHEB FORECAST' cipicnts of many beautiful presents,
«Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity: gamong wipch was a large cald of (on—
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68 Water Street
Tel. 721
“55135 Agnew and Harry
lnvitaions are being rooeived for
the marriage or Miss Rose Lillian;
Woodward E
Earle, of Morgan avenue, on Tuesday-,5
August seventh, at‘. Grand Rapids,I
Mich. '
Mrs. James L. Dagon,
street, left this morning for Nevaon-f
don to visit her husband who is’regi-l
mental Quartermaster oi’ the coast ar-g
tillery. " ‘
Michael Raccanelii, of Ward street;
leaves Monday for Fort tSiocum, where
he has enlisted in the Aviation Corps.‘
M, .l. Tierney, manager of the Nor-l
walk Boot Shop, leaves town tonight
to enjoy a two weeks' vacation.
Miss Gladys Day, a Wheaten class—E
mate of Miss Belts is visiting at her:
home in Newtown avenue. E
Arthur H. (‘hittallL of Center ave-i
nuc, is Spending thy week-end iii. bake
“it c ca b tlc.
\vceii-cnd in Larchniont,
of Aiken 5 .
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HOREDCSS
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HORLICK’S
MALTED MILK
Made from clean. rich milk with the ex—
tract of select malted grain. malted in our
own Malt Houses under sanitary conditions.
. Infant: and children thrive on It.
,3 the weak”! don-ad! of tho invalid
Nudcno cookingnor additionofmiflm
Nouriaheo and contains more than ten. coflee.’ etc.
Should he kept at homo or when traveling. Anu-
triu'ouo food-drink may ‘
A (lustful hot before retiri induceo nlmhi
llocp. Alto in lunch tablet firm for bouillon mall:
rm: amount.
Anna with
or (In aged.
boprc ill-moment.
Subunit» Cost vou Sumo Prlco .-
Tako a Package Homo
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the final savings.
PM}! 1'!“ ’1
. 7” Homing “
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nienlllrlrsllf
Closes Tonight at 9 o’clock
‘Twill pay You to make a special-
trip to-get here and' get a share of
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The Howiand Dry Goods Co, Bridgeport
___ y y Mrs. iditridge of Norwuik, is visiting
1);. (7. W. Many is spending meiwitit her brother, Elmer Ruscue 01‘ leaves
East, avenue, New Canaan.
Joseph Burns, of Franklin avenue,.
Monday for For!
i where he has enlisted ill the Aviation
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air tonight and Sunday. Very little i “Fa“‘la‘lonf in 3 “31"“: frame, ”all“
in has’ fallen during the last 24 hours an appropl-lte inscription and silver
9 t of the Rocky Mountains. Some wreath, from the intdies’ Aid Society:
ocal thundershowers were reported in lllctlt‘l‘t‘nlnl‘l various other societies,
ong the Atlantic coast, and from to’whlcli Mr. and Mrs. \oppe belong,l
entucky and Tennessee. There is 1-. pa“ ”w” . ,The followins
elldcfined area of low pressure this members “I ”I? Ladies Aid bum”
uorning central over North Dakota. 3;“: 2;:):U‘;'1R‘:;m\dl‘ 1":1':upn:l:(d_
i’h temle t 'c;we'i ‘ as us». " h A“ ’ ‘ .... ~
.3... l..J...’Zn“i.2 .4142";le Elli... * “or. H 3‘“
m districts. 'i‘elupcraturcs oi‘ Elwin-(m, “K Hmmm' lam ,m nomad-1h,
legrecs or above occurred in Kansae tA‘l‘S' “WWW“ M.” Mugmuul. A. .5.
. V "It.\lliier. Mrs. I’pzel‘, of lliiilfli‘iltlliw
onlana, .\ortil Dakota and bouth Ila- ‘ Mrs. lliumcl. M rs. wimpy, Mrs. Arnold,
man The temperature this morninghhgt my] Stimuli, Herr William A...
a slightly lower in the Lake region nold, of l'ninn Iliil. N. .l.. Master
nd NM" England. :lx'urt Arnold, Fraulein Martha Your“.
..__.....-_._._ lGracc Steu’pa and Ruth Stcull
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° ll savmouneauscos. ‘
' ' l l ‘ I The first real military wedding}
-which has taken place ill Norwalk wiisi
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l jperiormcd Thursday evening at -
____.___ "" 'o'ciock at the parsonage of the East
Joseph MUKiW'mln is ()Vltl‘huulin; iAvenuc M. E. church by the Rev. liar-
liarry Henson's hunt at the .lcnninqspld E. W iison, when Miss Lillian
thipyurd. lMtly Ruscoc. of 9 Adams avenue, llc
-————-—-—— ,i‘illlli‘ the bride of A. Norman Seymour.
Charles Johnsoit, of the Jerome Pit-inf Cove street, East Norwalk. Only 1'
H’l‘ Companv, loaves town today tofcw friends were present at the CON“)
njoy at week's vacation. .nlony. Mr. Seymour is a member of!
:lllt‘l Sixth company, C. (l. A.. and de-I
On account of the exceseive livill lparit-d with the rest of the. company‘
_csterdhy the R. & G. Corset t‘actory‘t‘or li‘ort Terry this morning Mr. Sty.
shut down operations at four o‘clock. mour is one of the most popular of
~———- :youllg men, and was a member of the
James H. Rundie. of You Zantflntlrpctulcnt baseball nine. .‘llSF IRus-
Btrect,was admitted into the Norwu §ct>c has many friends ill the Norwalks.
Hospital where lie will undergo an; '
operation. ' i Miss Grace ()‘lh’icll, of 12 llumil-
..h-.--. :10“ avenue, and Miss ‘l.iili:tn Tyrrell,
A Ford runabout bearing the Con-tor Leonard street, will return to their
mectlcut license. 18.494, was stolen inillt‘imt‘s tomorrow following a vacation
Bridgehort last night according to a of one week spent with relatives in.
report received by the local police. yup};
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-—Don't fail to see Fully Arbuckic
at his host in "The Rough House,“ at
the Palace Theatre. today. 1
Ward (liven. of West avenue. was
it visitor in New York yesterday.
’Bcutrice .tud Mildred, children of passed his examination into the Den-
Mrs. Mary lv‘ostcr, who was soul to' tal Real-rye (‘tll‘llsy until: awaiting ap-
Briiigeport jail last week for fiftccnjproval of his commission us let lieu.
(lays. were sent to New Haven thlstcnant. i
morning, where they will be commit- ——_—— .
Edwin lloyt. of Norwalk. will
ted to the St. Frauels County Honing .
__._....__._ rpend the coming week at lrlfihitind
John W. Bradymi‘Danbury, has re- Cottage, Lewishoro. lle'camc equip-
sisrncd his position with Michael J. pet] with the latest fishing tackle and
iRiordun and has accepted another , intends that the menu shall have picn-
Nvith the Pardee» Construction Com- ty of fish on at least onehalf of the
pany, who are working on the addi' days of his visit.
tion to the Norwalk Tire & Rubber
Company.
“Ed" C‘alliield of ".\(ll‘\\':llk on
_._——-, Sunday afternoon last gave a long
—The Hudson asphalt shingles. In- automobile. ride to Frank Rut-moo.
vesticnio this! A house house. that Edward Brown and Kingsbuvy llam-
tops them all. The only roof that .iiton, of Lewishoro.
pays. freedom from roof troubles and '-—" ‘ ‘
costly repair bills. Post a postal and, Mrs. William Mort, and Miss Flo!-
391 posied. Si. Joint & Keyser. ,Pilonfience Mort, of Benningtou. VL, have
Nor-"returned home after spending a Week
1082. Steamboat Place, South .
walk. {with Mrs. J. W,-.Shics, of Meade“
I I 'street,vSoulh Not-walk.
The Second District LEIectrical
During the past week Miss Vinila
mmissioners held a meeting last . _
CO Roscoe in company Willi her nieces.
night. Everything is now ready for" ' -
I ‘ ' 't of Norwalk, u ere
1 ll him . There has the Misses H03 .
“18 ornamenta g g in New Canaan calling on a num-
lleen a delay in getting the material
1mm strayed freight cars and other ‘
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inorgsémzhg‘firl‘iESS :32 third ii; Tile Misses. Edna and «Mildred
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Hoyt of Nor-walk, who have been
f-CllldES bases, brackets and Mamas and at the home of their aunt, in Eo-VK'TS"
~< - . that lit .
'31:; fhltus‘eglingn Epefll’fdginamental hero, for the past week, have returned
"itystcm will start immediately. home.
her of acquaintances.
Miss Anna Braid! teacher in the.
"A . _ Franklin Junior High School. has re-
!mposed a sentence of 15 days for An signed, to accept a position in the
.ylhony Doneio and William [Dattalo for _ , . “
lassoultlng John Smacike, a local tail~ «M°“nt Vernon High School
for. last night about 1 biolock. Doneto‘ Misa Florence Jennings, of Virginia.
is. one of the In.” who was allied 1;: a former resident of Norwailv 715 the
$13: bin? 2:21:35 “'31:", Ncorwviilk guest of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R.
' m e . ,7 , 'IHovt, in Dal'ien. .;
Brass Company sometime ago. He ' - . ‘
Ins boon at liberty 011311 "00 “bond Miss Eleanor O'Brien,‘ of Norwalk.
awaiting trial at the September. ses’f’whose businea is» in Bridgeport. ‘5
lion 0! Criminal SuperiorACourt. lspending her vacation ~ time in New
.. , :York.
-—3oo 1.3. SHARK ! , . .
8001b. BitterNoseManEotlng Shark, y Charles ‘ Murphy and pagan Shep-
ht on suorehavenjnil, yesterday rd. of Norwalk. lett,thlg._hiomlug for
tingle on exhibition; orthfleid. vb. village ”Ml-2194mm!
' xt to Honing ' . pllcptlon trot" "‘jf'NOl'f,
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Judge Candee, in the uptown court,
ill " make I :
Kill: t'lcotut' is here shown talk in: to the British chil'i' oi the llyillzz‘
‘ ’I‘lle kiln; has ill\\‘:l)‘.l shown mt‘c‘l,
‘2 Stanley lltllltviu. of Wall street. has‘ illil’le‘rtl in the work of ill\‘ ucroplnu us for the protection of London Ri’lll}il1‘(‘z(lll0 has a yellow illhcl. Look for
sl‘l'viw il‘lirilt (‘olplpatlldcr li‘illlll‘)‘.
for use of the ali‘llly in l“i‘iii'i(‘t‘.’
King Talking t‘o British Flight Comm
under
till tilts,
-._ it'orps. Mr. limits will be a pattern;
‘lllakt‘i‘ ill the mechanical department.
George Spicvr, of (“.11le street, is
. rpwuiiu: lllt' wet-kclld at Lake \\'ac-
I riibuc.
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lli': .ltllil Million, of View Crest.
is spending her vacation with friends
:3" l‘,‘tl'oit, Michigan.
liuvmuml .\l:‘21)f'l‘,(li Bolder] avenue.
H‘ill'l‘n' in mi». duties at the Norwulk
ltool Shop Monday after a week‘s vat
. cation.
y swam. .
CORNS HURT, .TODAY?
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th‘t your corn: or calluuo off
with fingers and it won't
pain you one bit.
i Yes! you ll‘llly can ”it on' every
illztrd corn, soft corn or corn hctwccu
:llli‘ tors, us well its hardened calittscs
loll bottom of i‘~‘ct without onc bit of
A lu'ttius in (‘illcinnutl
(ll?:(l\'l‘i’t‘ll frcczollc. it is
other compound and tiny
bottles of this manic fluid
can now be had at any
drug store for a few
cents.
Apply several drops of
this ireezonc upon a ten-
der, itching corn or a col-
.\ lus. Inelzmliy uli solo
.ness disappears and shortly you will
‘find the corn or callus so sllrlveicd
‘and loose that you lift it off with the
, fingers. You feel no pain while apply-
]lng” Trcczone or afterwards.
i Just think: .\'o more corns or cal-
;luscs to torture you and they go with-
‘tlut causing one twinge of pain or
You will call frcczolle the
magic drug and i: really is. lcnuinc.
Slll‘(‘ll(‘.~‘:~'.
l yellow ittbci.——.-\u'v.
Slocum. i
Well Qualified
This Company is qualified in every particular
to render thoroughly satisfactory service as Ex-
- ecutor of your estate and we will be pleased to
have you call and talk over this important mat-
ter with our Officers.
ii It will place you under no obligation of any
i '. kind todo so.
‘ A TRUST COMPANY“ ' 1:;
of South Norwalk,Conn.
“ Tax Exempt in Connecticut
A Connecticut corporation conducting a llusi-
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“3515i
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Par Value $25
Price to yield 6.73 Per Cent.
A full description of this investment stock
will appear ill llll early issue; in the meantime.
if you wont to make early subscription. writo
today for all the facts. .
George H. Burr & Co.
' 18 Asylum St.,
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Hartford. Conn.
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We. Should ‘iltiltlt lots of Water ,
Noted Authcrily on Kidney ‘llisorders .
and Eat less” Meat,
Recommends a Spoonful of lad $th in Bliss of Water Before."
Buaklast to Stimulate Kidneys and Eliminate ‘
n‘f-MWMl
Uric acid in meat excites the
become overworked, ct, sluggish,
like iun‘ips of lead. ‘he urine becomes cloudy,
the bladder is irritated; and you may be obliged
to.seek relief two or three times during the night.
When the kidneys clog yOu must help them flush
off the body’s uninous waste or you‘ll be a real
sick person shortly. “Al: first. you‘feel a. dull
.misery m the kidney region. you suffer. from -
backache, sick. headache, dizziness, Stomach gets
hour. ion ue mated and you feel rheumatic
_,~twi,ngeo]w ten the weather is bad
kidneys, they
ache, and -feel
’40,
breakfastior a few days and
then act‘fine. ‘
the acid _.of grapes and lemon juice, combined
with lithl‘a,‘and has been :used for generatio
to clean. {clogged ”kidneys and stimulate them
to normnl'activity, also to neutializothe acids,
in uri e, so lino longer is a source of irritation.
thus riding bladder Weakness. ,. '~ ‘
Jud Salli is inexpensive-,- cannot injure. makes
a delightful effervescent'lithia-water drink which
affine Ihould flake now an?)
’ ., ‘neyscleanl «on active. , ‘ 'tshe' ‘
theléll _'odS' “85's. ..'19.§3¥_.
. your kidneys will
This famous so is is made from '
then to keep tho
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030 in man
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Infants’ Ware
Infants'Slips.............:....................50¢and590
50cto$2.25«
Infants’Socques and Kimonos, daintily embroidered 50c to $2.25
590 to $150 i
Infants’ Bootees 25c,3fic, 59c
CarriageRobeHolders 500
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88 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
Mildred Sioui . ‘
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. WE SPECIALIZE in a line of Undergarments for stout
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Infants’ Dresses . . . . . . .
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