.__ its so. Main St.
f ,- lam nonwnx.
to concur: ”sons-mum:
' or, MATERIALS you
sums. oneness
Ill Mom, Pennies, Foulards,
~ 2W floisettes, Batista and
] than sum.
. E. K. BANKS
' 'Wo Hotel Block.
South Nor-walk.
‘, 7WTHER FORECAST
; Forecast for Not-walk and vicinity:
~ Partly cloudy tonight; §unda$’ fair;
moderate shitting winds bacon-nun
west. A slight disturbanca central
thin morning off the Southern New
England coast is causing clotitlv llll'l
tilioworstk weather in the eastern tilt;-
. lricts. The western disturbance is
central over Utah. A long ridge of
high pressure extending from Minneso
to southoustward to Florida is produc-
’ _ ing pleasant weather with moderate,
- temperatures in the central districts.‘
The temperature is rising slowiv in“,
tween the Rocky Mountains and the
Mississippi river.
WEATHER 'A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
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’f‘empcraturc: lllflll, tilylmv,
67. Fair.
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,Cliy tilewi,
'Wuma‘ ,_
Clerk Charles G. R. Vlnulof the"
‘ ‘Mlddlesex county superior court, who
has served as state secretary and in
other Capacities for a great ‘
- yours, has filed his 56th annual settle?
mom with the state comptroilcr.
’lho fuuiilv of John M _ Glover. for-
. nioriy :1 Well known business man of
this city. have received a letter from
hlm dated London, Eng. June 22nd,
in which he says he is well and on
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Suggestion No. 1——
Straw hat $2.
Gray'serge two-piece suit 320.
Silk éhirt and soft collar $5.00.
Dark blue scarf 50c.
Belt 65c. gray socks 750.
Total $28.90. ‘
Suggestion No. 3—
Suggestion No. 2— ‘
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Blue striped madras shirt $1.50.
Blue tie and blue socks $1.25.
blue serge suit $18.
For warm evenings nothing looks better than a. Palm Beach or two-0
piece mohair suit $12. to $18.
Everything in dress to meet every suggestion.
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Dr. indvuon and son Lcstcr are both’
in the Naval service. 7
’I‘llc Norwnlk Rifle (‘luh will hold '1‘
shoot tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock,
on the Show property on Flux Hill
Road. ‘ t
The Bridgeport policc notificti' the
localmolicc that a Ford touring cur,
Conn. No, 19073, had been etolcn from
that cily‘iust night.
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SOCIETY
A special meé‘tl‘ffg of the Oil? Well .,
Hook & Ladder Company has been colt‘
cd for this evening lo take action upon .
the death of their fellow member, John.
W. Duke, who died yesterday, i
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Dr. Charles F. Boutwell will start
July 10th on it two \vocks‘ vocation to
til-rs island, Maine, during which time
his otlitc in Washington etreet will, be
closed. ,-
Buckingham Post, Women‘s Relief
Corps, will hold it bucket- picnic at Ron
ton Point, next Tuesday. The mom-j
here will carry their lunches with
ihcm. It Tuesday is stormy, the pic-
nic will be held the following fair (lily.
laying the strenuous war scenes im-
lnenncly. Mr. Glover. who is noting
as one of the overseas secretaries of
the mm. C. A.. expected to start the
following day to take up the work in
France. ‘ ' i
FOSS' CHOCOLATES
35c to 50c_ho1f lbs.
title to $1.25 one lbs.
, ~ 120 and 16c sample sizes
STILISON-POWELL
received on or be-
61131;” ”10th draw inter-
‘ Westport. and the lost article'was rc-;
John E. Kelly. of Newark. formerly
with the Postal Typewriter company,
lot Norwnik, was a holiday visitor in
Norwalk. No is remembered by many
Not-walk people, hulls now thethe fo-
thcr of one daughter and two sons.
it is: raid that in war time the mo-
jority oi the babies are boys. but very
few of them nro born on July ‘4th
which mode the second son of Mr. and '
| Mrs. T. Met-win doubly welcome at the
{Wilton home. Thursday evening. .
éFiugs: Flags. F‘lags. "Where?"
Donnelly‘s. All sizes and priceS. We
specialize in making service tings. any
size, in a week's time. _Specinl priced
service flag 3 by 5 for $2.50. Regular
street.
the
men“
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Private George E. Shriver.
Medical Department, atCnmp
. ,lcat, Georgia. has bee ntrnltstet‘l'ed to
a new base hospital, at Camp Wheel-
er. Ills address is Base Hospital. Mo.
80, Medical Department, Camp Wheel-
er, Macon. Georgia. _ .
A pocketbook containing an onto it-
cense and miscellaneous papers was
found by T, Stabeli who turned it over
to the police. Thé'ovmer was found
to be Theodore Thornton, tMuin street,t
turned" to him. “
Catholic Union Council, No. 46?, K.‘,
of (3., visited Stamford last night antl‘
with their degree team, led by District.
Deputy Rosebud District Warden Ad 3
mos. conferred the second degree on a
class of iorty candidates at St. .Kfi'gfis-
tine Council. No. ill, of that”clty.
1
The long continued case of the Starlet
against Kenneth Ferris, whose motor.
cycle struck John Must,
street. on the awning of Mo! 2901.
came up in the uptown court bola!
Julius Cantu this moral”. if»! m
tallied It compound
tantamount-Ia.
w Waco
on West aver , Savin Rock on the
nus. between Butler and Mervin very enjoyable time.
mm of that
not “ml!
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Clinton (‘. lesson, of Arch street.
lcft this morning in his. car. uccontpaiv
ted by his mother, Mi‘s. W. C. .leSmip.
also Mrs. Edward Durt, Sn, and son
Edward. for an extended motor trip
,through the Berkshires, Lake George,
“Lake Champlain.
' lington. Yt., and the White Mountains.
Rouse Point, Bur-
taklng in Boston on the return trlp.
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Mr. and Mrs. licrbert Brown and
dnluzhtors, tho Misses Marguerite, Non
rind Elsie Brown, of Not-walk. Were
the :uests of Mr. and Mrs. (leoruol
1 Trowhridgo (it Grassy Plain street. Bc-
lllt‘l Thursday. Mics Elsie Brown will
remain for on extended visit with her
sister, Mrs. Trowhrtdge. l
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Mr. George Dawson, accompanied by
his wife and two sons heater and,
George Jr., motored from Phllutiolphlo.‘
and are spending a few days with hir.
brother, A. T. Dawson, of 31 Spring
street.
A delichtful social evening won on-
joyed at the home of Miss Alice Lynch
37 Lincoln avenue. last evening.
number of young people were present
and enjoyed themselves to the ut-
most.
Mrs. Millard Sturdevunt and twoI
children has returned to Great lint}:
1?. Heard, of Center street, Bethcl.
Charles Fallon and daughters, Miss-
es May and Auguste. Fallon, of South
Norwaik, were. the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Fallon of Elgtn avenue.
lletliei. Thursday.
Miss Helen Chadeayno. ot Protrln‘
' utltute, Brooklyn, host occupied a posi-
tion as instructor in arts and crafts in
Pine Knoll Camp, Conway, New Hamp-
shire.
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Mr. and Mrs. Davis Allen of New-
ark. undMiss Rosa Doerk, of Little
Falls. N. J. are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Schumann, 0! Main street,
Norwaik.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ryie sud
sisters, Misses Mildred and Gertrude!
Kent, at West Main street, spam the
Fourth in New York. city.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Adoiph Street and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Brandow motored to
Fourth. All had a
Mrs. J. E. Manor. of 1‘ Spring
street, in enter-total" her mother on]
mm. om tonic Chudam and was
Loch: cum. at Wyn. New
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» durably bound in Engtsuctooli
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ore than a thousand popular thud?
ord longs old nod new for less final}.
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John E. lhtvtlcn, formerly of Non;
walk, but now of Seymour, Conn, was
n holiday guest in Norwalk on ‘ the
Fourth. Mr. Laydcn returned to his
A. duties last night, but. the daughter.
Miss Edna Loyden, will remsln (or
several weeks the guest of Mr. and
.- Mrs John T. \l‘hone.
street.
Mrs. 1.. E. Lathnml
evening at Sovln “it
home by auto. "
thrilling incidents. ~ , t.
David Campbell offl‘i'ort Terry. 30'.
compunied by a
York, Were guests (wet-“the Fourth of
Mr. and Mrs. Chester <Coiey ,of Chest-
nut tilu.’ ‘ . ‘
Miss Viola Guyer, of 2
avenue. is spending afweek's vacation
with relatives in Jersey City and
Brooklyn. ‘.
Miss Frances O‘Neill, of Orange, N.
J.. is visiting with Miss nuns. How- j X
ord, of 16 Elm streetwfo‘r a. few days. ‘
Seaman Leland, Walsh, of the de— 3::
stx-oyer Mount yer-non. was home on '
a brief leave of Ibseuco Thursday.
Miss Luvlnin Mmgoovllle. of New 3‘
York. in a most for flew duo of the
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on. end ”rm-Sallie! seals. or New
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SPECIAL sesstou or: K. OF c. I IS“ FARM “BUSES ‘
At the meeting of South
Council, last evening, all
perfected for the big K. of 0.
.Sunday afternoon.
forty members to receive the honors
‘ot knighthood from the local council. Drastic Move by Lord French
' twenty-five candidates from St. Angus-l
1 d lttne Council. Stamford and ten from
. .1.“ ‘ v”, 80 th M nln _ _ ‘ _ out laughter. Catholic Union Council.
in 1““ $3 ’0 Donnell, h 16 “v film,“ fill” Emmi! 1;? 31:22: Mrs. ltla Marshall. of 5': Chapel street. vopced at the some session.
\flnl.E patents. T. 811 9‘ ' "‘ spent the holiday in West Haven, , it! All the state will be represented at
the guests of «Miss Mollie Puritan. of 1the meeting.
‘Campbeli avenue. ,Af , spending that “State, Deputy Wm, J. Cronin. of New"
o§they returned ,anen, will conduct the work and will
“ ‘ ,, ,tbcnsnisted by his stuff and District
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John Gunrnierl, of tlie United States. 2:2“; 3: 88332,:3133' gad 22:61?
naval “W’- was a balm“ visitor 0' Cathdllc Union and South Norwulk
his mother in town n‘ndwill probably Council.
remain until Sunday: He has been
R3055 the 89“ and. has seen many a large attendance at the session. pro-
,bably four hundred knights will be
The local knightsure preparing for
German newspapers refuse to accept? in the out] i district in 0 , t
the word or the United States that2wtth alleggdngopposltlo; toc tarball); dub—hqwd-du.
3: ;our hospital ships will not carry troops ' charge of police duties and the carry- wingwum :3.
end war material.
'The Liar's real punishment is not that.
no one believes him, but that he be—‘
lieves no one else."
grin: snub ‘ wrcn om;
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A jar litter is use-
ful in home canning . .1
work says the Na- i .
tional War Garden ‘
Commission of
Washington, which
will send any reader
of this paper a can-
ning book free for a .
two~cent stamp to
Norwnllr
plans were
event
in addition to the
RAllllill;AllM38Ellel
Surprises People
will be ad- LONDON. July 6.—~A press llSSUCllt-
.tion despaich from Dublin 5:1"5 that '
the police of Bullinasloe. Couh’ty (all. pay postage. Get it
now and follow
‘wuy, have raided farmhouses within it
‘rndius of fifty miles and‘hnve seized
hundreds of guns and arms of various
descriptions. The raids were carried
out. simultaneously before daylight and
extended into the adjoining countie:
of Roscommon and Kings.
There was no resistance except in a'.
few instances where the presence of
.-, arms was denied. The weapons utter-
ward were surrendered. The country
people were surprised. not expecting
such drastic action in view of the re
cent proclamation of Viscount Frenrh.
Lord Lieutenant of lreland, calling toi- "
recruits. ’ - ! mt
There were also a number of arrests“
these daily hints.
Poor Germany! ,ing out of the recruiting prOclamutlou.
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