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WEATHER FORECAST
For .Norwalk and vicinity: PIobabiy
isllilfill tonight and on \l‘cdnesdn). \
welltlcrined disturbance is centrul‘
this mowing 0\ er Indiana ii is com-
iug uh. .IIIII- l ueIItlIcI with total talus left K can of tarnish on a small stove church and won.
. in the non Iern districts from the Min
sires-ippi ri er eastwaId to the Atlartic
«mt iltasam wealheI pIoVIIIls LIII
madly in the westein and southeIII di- :.
tIIcI 'I' III- temperIItIIIe continue a
iowiu tlII Iitblt‘lll portion of the lake blaze that might have 19.5“]th serl .
legion and \'ew Englanrbm i IIlzme
noIIIut iI- II-arly all oIheI districts
extol-oI Iiw Rocky Mountains.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODA
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Inner Chapter, Order of the Eam-
ern Slur. will hold Its regular meeting
tomorrow evening. This will he the
~ closing session for the summer.
‘ Miss Mollie Drum‘m has I'esiunml her
poaition at the Mlanus Mfg. Co. and
. left yeelerday for Washington. D. 0..
where she has accepted R government
position. ' I
.. Court Laurel. Dauzhters of Cnstilo
held itII‘I-eguiar meeting last night.
and received nine applications fot
-me.mhcrship. The next Initiation will
be held- on Wednesday. July 24th. The.
retumeJrom the recent card party
are not all in yet. but this expected
that 565 will he realized. and all of
this will be devoted to war work cx-
cluelveiy.
'. "like Women of IMooselIearI Legion
withhold- II Thrift Stump dance at the
Pavitlion at IRoton Point. this el'en‘_
mg. It Is earnestly desired that. 2,
good attendance be present to help
out. in this commendable 'uit'air. The
dance is being held purely for the pur-
pose of selling thrift stamps as the
members of the legion are doing all
,they can to help win the war.
their daughter. Mtss‘ Elsie Phillips. _ot“
iNorwaik. were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
CAMERAS
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Mn. toluene Jone. Benjamin
Igobelle Jones Bantam. rite of WI]-
Inga. H B‘lljamimfled At her home in
,WIiton at 4 o‘clock yesterday after
5." , ‘ W ‘ lnoon, after an illness of oevenl weeks
; own??? 0, tom People m ”can Th} new services will he held from
lugiét (ten m private Sun Poiiey. her late hone Thursday afternoon at
‘iAs _E 9; min" in France Sam-2:30.831 Frederic M. Hoilieter,‘ of
mi cemented ‘vith' the lignnlt the Commotion“ Church ofliciatlng.
florist: in In. radio dime“ and a. pre The hurlel mu be in the tamuy plot
"sentfiis' _at ”who trelning school. in I3“, 3 ““1 cemetery.
leabelie Adam Jones was the only
A complaint I“! made 'tp'police daughter of Ahiiah M. and Elizabeth
headquarters that the young daughter 'Law Jones and was born Sept 4.1850
0.1 Gardener Weld, _of 5 Cannon street, m the ““9 0“ homestead 9“ the sum-
was bitten by a do: The matter was roll of histoIic Drum Hill where she
referred to Dog Warden Thomas I died She entered 'the Wil-
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'nt their rooms tonight at 8 p. m. It
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parlance
; George Phillips. of
IWalsh who is :inyestigating.
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Mrs. C A McNamara. IMrs O S
Durward and Mrs Hugh Campbell of
South .xorwalk, attended the state
*quaI-terly meeting of the Daughter:
of Castiie in New Britain, on Sunday.
After the session, the ladies wer'e
guests of Rev. John T. Winters”. at
the parochial house.
William McKinley Camp, No. 9 Unit
ed Spanish Wat Veterans. will meet
is
the. duty of every member to be pre
sent at this meeting, as matters of im-
conchting the. Pershin;
lI‘ouIth of .iuly Fund will be taken up
Show \ouI spirit for this good cause
by being with us tonight.
iltmy Camel]. the popular paintei
in his shop in the basement of \‘o l
WateI stteet this mominc wh‘de he
\\ Its absent Em A short while.. The
fluid boiled over and raughthfire. is
nitlnc the wundwmli and starting u
ousiy but I'm the [Hermit action of A.
I. Millet uho keeps a saloon on the
main float. and smelling the smoke,
quirklt cxtlncuished the flames wifn-
lout tuInint: in on piano
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APPRECIATION OF DR. CRAM
lo“. . At the last meeting of the Norw IIlk . “’
Medical Sotieiv the following resolu-
tion‘ concerninn the good work of Dr
George E, Cram. a member of the m-
gunlzntlon. was unanimously passed:
Resolved, That this association re-
ceive with great pleasure and pride
the news of Dr. Crém's bravery and
efficiency displayed with other officers
and members of the crew of an Amer-
ican destroyer. in rescuing the crew
of the burning munltlon stilt?! the
“Florence M." This resolution is Ito
be spread upon the minutes add a' copy
sent to Mrs. Cram. ‘ ‘ W
HENRY K. W. KELLOGG. M I).
.Preelden‘. ’
JAMES A. MEEK. III. p.
Secretary.
The condition of Adam ”Stammlsch.
of 12 Day street. who sustained a
fIIIoturéd skull while at Work at Wil-
son‘ 5 Point. yesterday mornluu. re
mains about the some. the hospital au-
thorities reported. I,
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The Red Cross quarters in the Ar-i
mory will becpened tomorrow evenln.
as usual. The quarters were closed
Monday evemng because of the War
Savings Stamp rally.
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.. An anniversary .mass f0r Michael
liennessey was celebrated this morn-
ing at St. Mary's Church.
Mr. and Wire. Clarence E FenneI-
nIIIu and son. William ofSl. llouls,
Mo. are visiting relatives
MI Fennermnn who has
been in
.chain of the St Louis office. of the
‘ U. S. The Company. has been trans
ferred to the Naugatuck. Conn. plunt.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Kelly and
Mr. and Mrs, Edward R. Phillips and
New “Canaan, for
merly of this city.
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Ill ' 3.
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» ThoIISands
Will Share
In This Dividend
innermtmueumnm-I m m m
in town. '
Ion Academy in 1866 and gmduatea
from that institution. She was admit!
ed to membetship in the Wilton Con-
attentional (‘hurch the same year. of
which she has been an active and {-3111,
fol member during her long residence
in her netive town:
011 October )2. 187a -’ she nIIIIried
William H Benjamin. of Brooklyn and
removed to Brooklyn where heI hus
band was engaged in business Mr
and Mrs Bentamin returned to \lillon
Ieunited‘ with the Congregational
Church the sume year. They remain
ed in Wilton about two years. and
thou removed to Danbury. where thev
“chided [our years and about twenty
\eaIs ago returned to Wilton. where
the\ have since Iesided l
"Nils. Benju .IIin was of a retiring (lit-2
position. but in her quiet way took an
acthc intetest in the welfare of her
and was alums
lilllon“ the IiIst to fur‘thet any rhuIi-
tIIhle object She is eulvived by her
husband, not one hIoIIIeI. William A
Jam 5 .
‘ Riccard Whittlescy :
Richmd Whitiiesey. a colmcd with
highly heteeIuI-d in this community.
IliId at his home. 43 France street car-
ll this‘morninu The funeral will he
lltld IrI‘Im his late home on Thursdayi
IIIi’teInoon III _ 3":0 o clock The burial
:will be In Rhuslde cemtety lie was
)0th of ore. 1
““htttiesev." as he was generally
called came to Norwulk mer hulf n.
century ago und entered the employ of
the late U. S Senutm Orrin S. l‘eIrY.
as couchman and umdener After
the. death of Senator Ferry. he wusi
gntdener and general handy man for:
the late William B Lorkwood. find
from his death up to the present time
by his son Manlce De Forest Lock-
wood. He was a man of onlet and .1 I l
duottlous habits. anti won the respect
of all who knew him. His wife. two!
.sons, Richard and Samuel. and one
daughter. Saluh i... suIvlve him.
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‘ Funeral of Mrl. Perry
TheIfuneral of Mrs. Fannie C For I
Iy 'who died Satutday afternoon in
liolbrook. Muse” was held from the £
home of her nephew. Archer Bangor“
39 Taylor avenue. this afternoon nt'
.30. Rev. l, Harrison Thompson of-
ficinthl. inIIument was in )1prqu
Icemet‘ery. . ' ‘
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Funelal of Mrs. Bigelow
The funeral senices for Mrs. Al
beItine Vun Bulen Biceloo were held
this afternoon rom the home of her
son—lniow, Joseph Pillow. ot Fiilovr
otreet‘. Rey. F. A. Coleman otllciatctl
and interment war in \‘orualk ceme-'
tery. .
W
. Michael Cotter. tormeIly one oi the
‘Isuperintcndcntu of the Salts Textile
company in Norwalk and Bridgeport.
but how supetlnteudent of the Stad-
ard . Knitting company.- of Ozone
Park, N. .l., with "Doc" :John J. Burns
and George'E. Stokes. of Bridgeport.
werejguests III the Norwaik Boat Club.
yesterday. I
Mrs. W. W'il. Swords has Ietumed ‘
from a visit with her daughtex. Mrs ‘
W. L. Havilund of Bridgepott. Mrs
anilnnd and children are expecting
to spend the months of July and Au
gust at Hyuunie. Muss. Mrs Wm. 1
Bishop will accompany them. . I
Percival ll. Sherron is delegate to
the Republican state convention to be
held in Hartford this evening and to
met-tow.
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LET—JPOUR l‘lJ‘JASAXT
rooms and hath improvements. two
minutes from trolley. inquire No. 84
lWoodvard avenue. Telephone 365-4 or
073-3. ' 125 3'
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Father and the hoys all serve
One fights; the others produce. and. save at
RODUCING and saving are' less'spectacIIlar, but not less
, important than fighting. The men at the front must
have things to eat, to wear, to fight with; the only piece they
can come from is America; the only way theyr can come is
through your efforts.
You can serve and save. in the way you buy Clothes. Get
goOd clothes made of all wool fabricd, well tailored. They ' ~
wear so Welland last so long that they save materials and ' . . .
men to make the .thmgs our soldiers need. 1
One way we can serve end save is to see that you get such clothes
when you come here. That’s why we recommend Hart Schntlner & E . ' ’
Marx clothes: they’re well made of all-wool fabrics: a positive guarau- '
tee of astisfaction goes with every suit or overcoat.
all
Rogers & Stevens
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