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m was Luncheon
- . ovum ,.
arm. entrants curs
nan NAPKINS
3.16 So. Main St.
com noawan.
1mm DOV‘l’TttlngAwl‘E
‘ if.“ and Marqtnuttea; also a
' . .- assortment of, Notting-
: flarquisette Curtains.
n. K. BANKS
lahaoltamo Hotel Block.
‘ youth Iowan.
WEATHER FORECAST
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Meant for Norwalk and vicinit3:
1tonight and Saturday; c001e1 to-‘
t; fresh northwest winds
car the Upper Mississippi Valley
yesterday morning has moved east-
ward and now extends f1om Eastern
fodmylranla northeastward to the
Low" 8t. Lamence Valley. It is calla-
‘ cloudy and rainy weather in the
custom portion of the Lake region and
England An extended area of
pressure central over 1South De
is producing pleasant weather
wlill moderately low temperatures in
the northern districts. Showers haVe
”curred during the last twenty-four
hours in nearly all other districts east
of the Rocky Mountains. The tem-
{orator-e continues somewhat abch
Mimi on the North Atlantic coast.
“THEE A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
Cl‘omlerature: High, 6‘3;
52:- 1‘ Clea r.
‘iECjiiy News]I
"\ nbv --..—‘~a~——- ’5'.- no;
thrnong the. graduates or the Low andE
Heywood school at 81111111011! on June
lot was Miss Elizabeth Slauson, of
Norwalk; who won first honors in both
French and history. Miss Siauson is
, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claience E.
Guinean; of Berkley street.
. Counsel in the $50. 000 div01ce suit
brought against Sally Noble Bean of
Greenwich by Sidney A' Bean, have
mmitto'b to hear testimony behind
11 doodo‘: This is desired in or-
dor to avoid unpleaiant publicity as
there is a cross-complaint filled by the
trio in which she alleges infidelity
" husband's complaint was desel-
request is to he heard at the short
calendar echelon today.
The]
ugh or low pressure which was cen-l
low,E
asked the Superior Court to appoint ~-
. This Is denied by the wlfe TheEn‘i'lee consists of Mrs. A. 13151109. Miss
' "Cheerful Charlie” doesn't
tell all he knows but he says
at that recent wedding, the
best looking suits, frock coats
and cutaway: were worn by
our customers?
Our Mr. Clark or Mr. Slauson
are authority on what to wear
for special occasions.
Hours from 8 11.111. to 6p.
m. Consultation free.
Rogers 81 Stevens
EORWALK SOUTH NORW M1.“
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1A very interesting meeting of theEM
Women s Relief Corps, No 30 3'. as held ‘E
last evening in the Red Men’s llalln
Rev. John J. Snavely was in Chai‘V“
of the usual mid- week 5e13ices at the
First 111 F. church last evening
The'Girl's Friendly Society of Trip—
ity chuich held its legular devotional
and business meeting in their rooms
last evening.
Deputy lnspectm of M0101 Vehicles:
T10v1b1idce was in town vesterday ex i
amining would be diners who have
made applications for licenses. :
The case of Hut‘chins 13 Bears is
scheduled to come before the City .
Couxt this aftemoon in the Town As
1 sembly Hall.
prices.
$2
1A new time table with important
Echanges will go into elect on the N.
Y.. N H.111 ii 11., on Sunday,
I.llith
June:
Themembers of the Banner Council“,
No. 54. Daughters of Liberty met at.
their quarters at 104 Washington
stieet last evening and disposed of
1'routlne bhslness. _
EClocks, good wedding present. Brand's .
: 7""? 1
E The two beautiful specimens of
Moose heads mentioned in The Sea-
tlael this week were brought from St.
EGeorge. Canada. by Albert Chevallier.
Sleeveless Sweaters
The grace of youth in theirsmart styles and an:
invitation to patriotic economy in their {moderate
Charming Variety in Skirts
Smart cut and graceful slender lines’emphaaire
the beautiful colorings and patterns of the cool sum-
‘ : R ’ "mery fabrics of which there suits are made Many
mteresting new designs odor a wide latitndepf chalets. .
$1. 98 to $15
The Ion! We. were untitled last
I“ tint on MI can. No. 3138!
and No. 5141, were stolen tron
Bridgeport and were asked to incl!
out for than.
early June displays. 1
Silk liresseE
.98 up '
u 1v 1,.
That Welcome .
Summer
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AN Y clever iEew styles developed of the new.
M est cool cotton and silk fabrics foretell sum
mer of delightful dresses.
prices are further inlaontive for choosing from these .
Cotton Dresses $1.98 to $10.98
(1011113
CHARGE ECCOUNTS OPENED
m
cams roacn cam ,
“EV
Evi
i m. ofhardwood, riveted; win
lextcndto'lft, $2.49.
-DoorIise,willoxtendt08ft.,
E3149.
Albert F. Gehebe
85 Washington It. So. larval.
1mm Datum. Phone mu
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IATTERIE8 WILL FREEZE IN
coco WEATHER
Call at our Willard Service Station
where you will meet a thoroughly
competent storage batery expert who
will give authorative advice in thin
connection.
We recharge. repair and atom batv
tel-lea.
A rental battery for any make of on
a can be obtained at any time.
Fairbanks Storage
Battery Co.
58 No. lain Street Bo. Nanak
“lephone .38
Their moderate
312.98 to $35.00
CAMERAS
FILMS ' 1
. PHOTO SUPPLIES 1
l STILISON-POWELL 1
: CORP. .1
.. .... (illicial Service Garage
For Chevrolet and Maxwdl
Cars
. lord Repairing and Parts.
nus m ms or m,
'...omrnrcas 1
cans scan. on m ray.
1mm.
Used cars Listed With Its Sold on
on the schooner Thomas H. Lavvrence
for Mr. Ganung.
, The members of Old Well Command
The Young People's Society of St "y No. 956 U. 0 G C., ““83““
Peter's Evangelical Lutheran church routine business at their regular meet
held the~ regular monthly business 1111; In their moms in the Trust Coir.
meeting yesterday evening at the panv' a Building.
church. Mrs. A. Bishop, the president ‘
presided over the meetings «Routine
business was transacted. Plans were
made for a penny social to be held on
‘June 20111. The entertainment com-
Ten candidates were "lnll ated at the
regulai meeting of the South Norwalk
Lodge, No. 529. L. _O'. 0. M. at their
quarters on South Maln street. Rout
lne business was transacted and was
1.. Bruschwein. A. Drnves and Pastor [followed by a social time.
Steup. -..
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Flancis A. Baker who has been in
the employ of the South Norwalk in a loaf of bread which she had pur- .
Municipal Eiect1ic Light Plant for the
past hvient3 years has decanted a posi-
tion in the Duane street blanch‘ of the
New York Edison Company. He will'
he in the meter lnst'allatlon depart- 1
ment
chased in town. The bread and the
police who, are investigating.
The members of the Red Cross Aux-
new duties on Monday. at’the amount of work completed at
”‘9 W31" ‘CIOSS 0“ France Harr3 W theit regular weekly sewing seSSlon
Congdon of Bridgeme a member of
Company C. of the 102d regiment ofI
ilinited States infantry,
b9 again decorated, according to 0"“ enjoyed a very pleaSant evening whenE
ficial notice received from France they jourenyed to Bridgeport as tho'
yesterday Congdon in his latest epi guests of Stiatfield Encampment 19,131
5069- ‘3 reported ‘0 have caught a eve enl.ng .The feature of the meetingE
bunch of Ge1mans tapping the allies‘ Ewas the conferring of fife 1303.31 Pur .
wires and not only stopped them but 1919 degree by the Bridgeport deg‘eel
brought two of them in as captives. team
A large number of members of Kn-
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' Gained Flesh. Strength and Good Na
Ewes thln, imitate? 1111 the time and
find no appetite.
“1 klnaon.
THIN: lRRITABLE CHILD
NEW JERSEY TROLLEY
LINES SUSPEND
(Continued from First Page.)
voted to strike virtually all of the
motormen and conductors employed
by the Union Railway Company
walked out to enforce their demand
for fifty cents an hour. an increase
of fifteen cents over the present
ture by Taking Vinol
Middletown Conn. -—-“I used Vlaol
for my little 5 year old girl
for my little 5 year old gril for a
run-down, nervous .condition. She
111‘ a week t‘no-
scale.
Etlced an improvement and how she No women are employed by the
‘has a good appetite, has gained in company
soon after the strike became effec-
tive squads of policemen were assign-
ed to the car barns. and transfer‘
points. The police reported that the'
service Wat virtually at a standstill 1
ouvum’dur um aio anau‘,
new smarts. June 7-1111 men. 1
tory °§ of Harry Jamaal
flesh and strength and is much pleas
outer to the with.—” Mrs. C. B.~Wll
There is no secret about Vidal-
It owes its success in Inch “‘9! to
boot and cod liver pontoon. iron and
blames. peptoaatea and 313‘ch
A resident 01 Stuart avenue reported.
to the police that she had found glass
name or the dealer were given to the‘. ,
M” 33““ has done efficientl- iliary of the South Norfolk Congress
He enters on ma tlcnal church are very much gratified.
their meeting yesterday afternoon. The ‘1
Already twice breveted for 8‘1““ Womens Bible Class helped swell thc'
31131 in action and twice decorated with total last evening when they met for:
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is 8170‘” to‘ baosa Encampment. No 9. I 0. 0. RE
and Camp
‘ =1“ -‘-'— FOR SATURDAY .—
Summer Specials for Home E
lties Commission will hold a hearing
‘June 11 at2
Epelitlon 01' the Connecticut Company
.for an extension of time in which to
construct the trolley line from Dixwell
Small Commission
Austin ’sGarago
Phollo 1959.
o'clock in the capltc-l on ' '
VII AR! BUYING
Ml All) new mom
KEY, METALS All!) OLD
WANT TRACK EXTENDED,
HARTFORD. June 7,—Publlc Utlll—
Gray enameled dish parts 10 Refrigerator pans, galvanizeéE.
9
Ben. 49!; at .......... .. 39!“
quart size at ...... .. 4 c ,
. . ‘ Vacuum bottles. Pint ‘ lizE. I
8 .ft. step ladders. Strongly $1.75 at. ............. $1.4 :
braced. Reg. $3.20 at $2.79 _
Black screen door wire, 2 ."
Bread box”. white enameled width at . ... ....... ... 24¢: yE .
$1.10 at .................. 99c
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White enameled tea pota~1 qt.
size 99c at . 75c
Yellow mixing bowls, 9 quari‘
Reg. 590 at .............. 4
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Blue Flame oil stove. Wickle‘s.
2 burner at
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Shelf paper, white 10 yda per.
roll
25c Liquid Veneer at
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. ALBERT F. chHEBE i. _ _
" 25. Washington 18!. So. Norfwa
paome'r ‘DELIVERY . packaiosh
examination by us will Show
9pm Sat. Event!" 0 p. in. Eat. 1w _
-_ . . » , Iavenue, New Haven. to (fentervllle in AUTOMOBILES
Steel garden itoeI".-1...... 49c ‘ Wax paper per roll ........ 4E1 1Rampde‘n. A previous extension of L MON
1 - , 1 ,tlme gave the company until July ‘1, ‘ VIII ' «I
Iron rIkoI 14 tine at 491: 5° fly awattera """""" VP Ethls year. 3 h at. Phone
China tea cups and aau‘cort hm
Single ovens at ........ $2.98 Rog. 29¢ each special 6 for 81 E E I." N 2nd in All a,”
Glass door size 141118 "'0‘
_ Gray, enameled rice boiler L E ,
1 Wire when a. . 191: at 14c 1211"!" .11: we 93° .1 -- 8 : fl
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. Ice cream freezers all metal 1 Brown and white, 1 quart SSE E had only given some attention
1 Quin $1.75 at .... ...... $1.49 It ...... .. ........... . .. E to my eyes years ago 11 HOW IS IN
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often we hear that from people
"10le DEMAND
who suffer from defective
vision. 1
Do you want your children to Our imenswe- thorough
say that in later yearg? An courses require only a
you the real condition of the short time.
child’s eye.
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OcuIiIto. Optometrist‘,‘ Opticians
“Tho-House of Good Gllnea"
97 Atmtic 8L. Btamtord, Conn.
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OUTDOOR E
FURNITURE
for summertime use is a 1‘0
ture of our display. We ha
the coolest of porch settees.t
lightest of tables. rockers,a
chairs. lawn seats etc. Th ‘3'
are handsome light, atronxalj
weather prooi‘. And a visit wll
demonstrate that our 111111.
are for below what you 11
ordinarily expect to pay f'o‘rE
much quality.
"‘—
.. moderate prices.
GREAT SALE 0! DRESSES, sm'rs AND WAIBTS.
Only the finest in The Norsialh you will had here at
Pinalcloan up also! allspringsaflIandCoatsngardlm
ofcoIt, aswenevercarryany mintothonutseuon.
Come and save money.
cmAxs me P ARIS mmdi‘nn
$3...- ___..-..-——-— ——
33 ISO. MainWSt. So. Norwalk
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