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while the assortments are cam.
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SOFT COLLARS
ATHLETIC UNDERWEAR
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55 W'ASHINGTON STREET,
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SOUTH NOR'VVALK.
Elly News
The ('1)!-
trim—
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Mlur v“ l; rml
1‘ flowers
; L\‘an Dorcn. I). 17.. pastor of the Ivor-
walk llap‘in church.
fl: ing clergyman.
‘1 .. . .. l: .
, ”F "““mn Of Honor sch-er: but tor the good of all. in pr ~-.
.was ”13* Alli—5157115 P. Magnet: niece senlng Mc(‘rossic Gen. Frost
01‘ the bride. Only immediate "31‘1' stated that the speaker's whole fmnilv
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int-er; v ”r l V . ‘
Upon the stage. whicl
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'tad . been
‘ 7V7 "1R: I} prettlly and simply decorated by Miss
.. if ALK = Louise Woodward and Miss Helen
. ' Frost, were seated Dr. McCrossie.
.rrn'
' 43:1de 1-1. V”. Grccr‘r)‘ 1.5;] General
l 5g" bCIE-E;71Y ' Russell Frost, who said a t‘ctv words
it
I
of welcome to the speaker and pres-
. .. .
and Personal
cnted him to the audience.
.NE WS ,
5 Gen. l-‘rost, after stating the pur-
pose of the, campaign as outlined
above called attention to there being
“—
m ‘
350,000 women over voting age in
Connecticut who will be enfi'ancnised
as soon as 36 states ratify the Constt
tutional amendment just passed by
Congress. He said that the slogan
. ... . 2 . .. . l n of
HOMER—STUDWELL, 1 Better Cltl enship is tires 03:!
' the campaign and mcxdentally re
A omet but delightful “'e-df‘ainSf'C’l'e-gmarked that just by chance there may
,mony was performed m the Clin‘ordlbe a few mm, in Connccjcut who will
Hotel yesterdav afternoon 'lt l O'ClOCl‘ . ~ ' ‘
. . < .. v v V I l
Ithe coniractin artie" her], ‘1‘ ' ,be benefited by lhlS campaign. I
, .4 g p 5 1r... ' “‘ " might also be said that in all (or: four
.VL Studwell of this city. and Dr. “'0:-
Icy Homer of Los .lngeles. Calif. The
*cercmony was held in the apartment
of the bride, the rooms being: hes-.m-
fully decorated for the occ.:~.ion with
and ferns. Rev. Ilcu’m T.
long years of the war there has never
been a movement inaugurated by the
men which women have not aided in
every way and in fact it would cer-
tainly have been impossible In carry on
this rig-litcous war. but for the Women.
This is the first single thing the worn,-
.. s 1‘ . . . .
‘l‘ “‘9 offiuat en hmn asked. and H is not tor, thou:
lives, of the contracting parties vccze
‘enr, but all united in extending
congrutulm’ons to ll!" happy
new in active work durin; thc war.
his two sons in the service. his viii-i
in charge of :t }'{(l.~‘lP.~‘!~' Home. himself
limit}-
groom. AF 90"“ 5’5 lb“ “‘ l“ mvmv “Rh enthusiasm \‘fhcn somconv culled from
0"“‘1' ”1" waldln'r, p.111: "I >11” in ”071 the audience "Three cheers for 2h;-
f.
nuln.
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“u'?‘. ,- n’lgfl ,I;:UYZ' '5, .4 l‘lpt‘l] l‘et‘>‘i\"1“"‘i‘l”;~‘: ””7““ ‘73“. "em”! 3., ”19 work with Mr. llH‘lltlLOYl. 'ller inml 0“. L I Ii 5.
-_. y...) H, lug-‘4 making ’ Lillll‘llllt'nr’s us Mr. and. .llzs. .\l:‘.. nv-r 911 the Red (31.0.53. Therefore no on“ ”MM; 3. 7 r _. -. ,
r. Syitln: strut-t. the Hal‘llul‘tl block. Mr. and Mrs. possibly have better knowhdflp upnnj 1‘: .P 1.“. ‘ 1“; “ t '5 Nu. :
““ llmm’r ‘5‘“1‘ ”19 '3 “"‘l’w"; lmin 5'” the topic of his speech “\Yomx-n in fuel {I r. . . . ._ - .. .r' A r”, , :" -’
s l-Ixiiml up 1353'; even. .\'»w \‘(llltj vvlpr'r' lll"_‘.' wf'.‘ ll“ :vku‘s \\':Ir." 1 i luv. .¢ C.- ., . 0...; “.5...le
; lv’t‘ileii’ll VIEW-l Ml \Vii‘illlnfl- "" 72'“ ”m" t'rnmrlwlnrw ”W "V” llr. )lr-(‘rnlsrfc 5:1 (lirl‘l‘llli' dammit. ' . .“” -. . "g '
* 7- lr 'l-‘f-l 310““: heilll- “7‘77‘1‘5- FOX-“film: r: :r‘jtllll‘ll 1" A“ that as this. wa=< hi.» first specth ulnml : {4-13:3 I; { A : .2, ' 235:: 5.:
' is ll «lainmnt. ‘lfill‘il' ("ill ”"1“ “7” 9" l“ 7“” 59' this particular topic and u: then» war" ‘ .. ~t l
" ' “MW“ ”"47 (”“1”“) 3» "-55"- Dr. ”"m’T such :1 volume to Dr ~-.:i;l upon :‘ to»! i' "i" '- ‘ 7‘ .:§ ‘
l. . ' . "z-lg ‘Il-"l lint: “1'!le i.» .‘l rmiretl pllyrivfun :lz‘wl resimx in audit-mpg must pardon if 3.. ““3”"! 3 ll. L.’ 3 9
l ‘l .. I l V.” held on to-, flu»! clay. .\lr:~. l§«“lll'1‘li3<i{ v.‘v‘.~"r'ir- sommvha' ‘limp‘l}t}'_ }Ip 1”,} bonnl ‘_L é . j: ‘, {‘5
..::- ,,;. on ' Illi'lnffk in 1hr», ('19 m‘ trim-J35 in South _\'n:"\'~.':‘.ll-;. “”510 oak-".3 3" hi- \voul:l mnlw :1 Fur sic-W]! ' H; h” ,r' :
.. l .; ¢ unacczohnxll l'urish Housenlml‘e only the l;e.~t “Hi- 4 :wr 1.5'1' pg in (‘Onnpmigm and 1m.) (1)}; 531.1: 5—: W -.- 13.”..-5— ~~.. -
‘ _ "V“"f‘f' _ .Y-T-‘di'r‘ iléllllhill">~<. u! once as he was so wilg‘llfi' intvl‘cs‘ i ié >7 .2“ W;- ' 4- v. i: :1???
. Ewan: [girl "Tflllllllallll «i to the po— ~—~- ml and it did no= dawn upon him unlill ll": ' l. 5‘ 3
"' 'V"":‘.“""‘ in“ "1"“? “i the bargES’ ;-NG'°NE—F‘°RE- 7 latr-r that he had utirlr-rtnlun some; {i- ' ‘ l
3“”1 "“"'7‘- “l" ”l’ 3’ ll local “OCR 51m rm. 0: u'armlmry. :m-T r-a-w thin: so different from m: talks Mr; H ~ ~ 1 3
.;i. ,3 . Uni! ml: it her pet dog “WM“ Anginns. of Bank. 5”.“ h ”.13.. the lmsl your. lt later dcvelnpml ”m“ 3:.- E; .
‘2- cry. were married in hir hon/3 town. a" nm- time he spnkc crny night for 3 j
: ”‘— ‘his lrmv‘ning. 'l‘lz- :."cirl.=.nt< “en- seix momhs to great l)u<llt'>‘ of soldiers ‘ 3 :7
.rm 5 lull: \ui‘xdk railroad station; Miss 1.3“?“th Norris. ut‘ \x'-“1,.,.h._,:.\.. #1", mentioned one :uialioncc of 75‘,“ .; '9‘,
"‘ "I “Y”! “1 :1“ ma-rhnnfnatin': 1111'} JUNE)“ :‘Umiv :2". a broth-r .‘f .lr' artinm‘yxuwn :iml ll'.‘ ir >lmu!ing will“ W ”A l
l
n .m‘nurancc ‘amfnst grunting
Railroad
heard to-
z..:'ro‘.v morning at in o'clock by the
:unty commissioners in the.- r-lty hall.
Henry Fubrizio.
.14 no
.. “or a saloon . -.,
rt TlHil'lt ll 10 in)
':.A applicart' is
:lcl't vretcrday for New I'lrlt ans. \vlu r6)
Buckingham Post. \V. R. (1. will Hold
.n all-day session at the home of Mrs.
Richard Ctr-bill, on Spring street, on
Wednesday alt: moon. All members
ottending art- rt 'mwto‘tl to furnish re-
ircshtncntx'.
Watch Your Stitch (‘lub will'
afternoon with
Th"
”(ct «:2 \‘v’tdrlrniny
"firs. ll-rlu-rt V. Farr, on Newtown
.l‘.‘(llt:~u All members are asked to
2' o'clock Newtown avenue
"did, ‘3.»-
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v.
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An (ill'rnl has been taken by the
. Twl'it’i Rubber C0,, defendants in the
llantord vs. The Vic-
itzzil‘mr I from the decision
- 1'11; handed down by Justice of,
Salvatore Gcnuairo in favor
‘ Amelia
"0..
.L‘ ..
‘, énlll‘f. l
:v- nu rating and picnic of the.
King's Daugh-
lm Roton Point
.. if stormy. next fair day.
— -:.-i;l take a box lunch dinner
'- ‘ r-hr i-arss corner of North
I; are»? at 1012“.
Circle of
held at
. .»:'.i
:
in Old “Vii Hook and Ladder will at Camp Mead. who has been 999nm”; : for the blind. and
d :‘mir r"..ll):lr monthly meeting
A (“much Your new applications
- mt-m‘nmsliip will be acted upon at,
- meeting ..r.d some matters of spec-j
importance to the members will be
llllP.
automobile {01‘ GY‘FKOTF'3 “WHO in '11" \lllfl‘ll'ill‘. woman." H.- .~poko- m” Tl:.-t
‘ (lazwte building. where n picluz‘e “‘35 hand knowledge or the nmrvelous.
mad“. A Y‘t‘lmnlii‘n l‘ollllwul. Llr. .‘m- well-nigh impossible thincs accom-
glt'll‘v. who is {l “'1'” lil‘J'fiVll j‘lllli (lPilY- plisht‘tl It“ \v‘nnpn‘ Fll’ri puny-I 213‘!
er in .\':)r'.vnli~:. owl his ln'iclv. will re-
.Licie in :S'mnl‘ulli.
English Women and the only already
nr‘mniz‘d body to spring into the
vh‘. 3 , “ _ ' . ' r "U I». '- w .
-\"w Llla l‘t- Ami". "* h““‘“”“ ' was. the soecallcd English
her’son, Alfred- Aiken. is completing
a course at the Trelanc llcntal collmzc.
Mrs. Aiken will be present 31 his trud-
uation exercises next week. and will
rcmuin with him in New Orleans dur-
in;r the summer for a. vacation.
marvelous doing are a glorious part of
history. Then came the first unit of
women doctors who volunteered from;
the New York State “human Sufl'ragez
Association—and were refused by the
f l’nited States government, but accept- .
ed by the French. The speaker said,
that the beauty of the lavishness cl
love with which the American woman
did whacevcr she was asked to (locould
not be told. She was. and is. there to
help the French woman rebuild her
home. She is there’to take care of
the F‘athcrlcss children of France. She
is there to help the million children
lcft orphans or to be taken care of
while the Frenchwoman was making
the three hundred and fifty thousand
’.»:holls a day for the men. The figures
for the surgical dressings she made
and the hospitals she served are so
tremendou as almost impossible to es-
. timate. ‘
5 They have sent .units. like that of
Miss Elizabeth Corey. R. N. has re: Smith College which was directly in
turned to her home. 7- (‘cntcr a\‘enll(‘~,llle battle line of retreat in March.
after St l, ml months' duties in NcW i 1918, helping to evacuate the poor pet)-
‘ fple. They have built warehouses,
___d~- ' llhcy have opcratcd cannons on the
‘v‘llliam H. O'Hara. army field “lemmattle front. they have built hospitals
cveryvc-tcrn they
Ike Segal of, this city. proprietor of
the New York Market, and Miss Dora
Friedman of New York were married
at 9:30 o'clock last night at Port
Richmond. Staten Island. The young
couple left for Tampa, Florida, Where
they will enjoy their honeymoon.
Patrolman James McMahon of the
Mt. Vrrnon. N. Y., police force has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Lorenzo
Adams. 55 Cross street.
Mrs. Joseph Enllc. of New York cin‘.‘
is the guest 01' her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Hnl'cly. 7T NetthWn 11"“-
York city.
a row days with his parents on West have hem ziving thzi.‘ practical :.d~
avenue. has returned to camp.
‘vice to the men. The alluude of men.
‘to women has: been wholly changed
by the war. This is a strange day—
vl‘c are facing a horribly hurt world.
Clifford O‘Hara is being given a cor-
..lial welcomi- home from service over-
lie was. in the, fightingr zone for
_—usse _ ls .S . '
d I ‘a ' \ 3 nd 1“' q(ti\'0 tOrV‘C‘: an lmpro‘qshed 3"0r1d, a devastated
_"—_-' " ‘r’c':t.,.-'2 .' ._ . .
'l l" ‘l C m a d “ QT 15 “AH d ’ - world. a spiritless world—Russia in
. 2. crv. .i. .. v, . . ‘
H 0 “i n i ( ) : chaos. misiols of young men gong, 30,.
. C., will iitlfnrzly ceh-‘lcati- thcir
\ anniversary tomorrow
‘r rooms in the Davenport Block.
,raveningftvas a vicitor yesterday
‘of Mr. and Mrs An'onioe Andino of 20
Eduard Odrlo/of Long Island City
at the home 000 American ;‘oung men killed, but it
is a plastic world, because of all this;
and the war has taught that the wom-
brc-acli whvn Ill" war stunnml Europe'
militant ,
body headed by Mrs. Piilllilllll'l. Tnclr,
Ithe three rounds he worked.
WILLARD PUMMELS
SPARRINE PARTNERS
Upsets One and Almost
Knocks ()ut Another——
Champion Uses 110uncc
Gloves
TOLEDO. Ohio, June‘9.—Hundreds
of persons. including women and
children, who thronged Jess Willard's
training” camp yesterday saw the
champion upset one of his training
partners and all but knock out
another.
The champion used fourteen ounce
gloves instead of the eight ounce
mitts. so as to permit him to put more
force into his blows. When the work-
out was over the Champion's part-
ners Were bruised and bleeding. \Vll-l
lard hmsclf was bleeding from the;
mouth.
Jack Hcmpel was punched groggy ini
\Yil :n'd
upscf him with a right book early in
the first ‘seseion. “'altcr Monahau re'
coivcd a bloody nese in the two rounds
he faced the champion. and the third
victim. Soldier Stanton, lasted only
ten seconds. lie was knocked out onl
his km from it tight hand blow be-‘
hind the (or.
Stanton, who boxed two dens at
Jack Dempscy's camp, made two or
three passes at \l‘illard and the chant»
pion let fly with a right header. After
taking the punch Stanton staggered:
back, then stiffened and would have,
tumbled to the canvas if \Yillard had.
not caught him. '
Obtains More sparring Partners.
Ray 0. Archer, business manager,
'state and both proVed finuncizilly suc'
19 the Palace theatre. The grand . Cross street, Second district.
- from Hartford and other com-l
5en must be allowed to stand shoulder
for the champion. returned yesterday.
from New York. but was reticent. on
who night pi'ccecding the hi: loci.
l Thatcher \virnd lart nicln. 10 Mar..-
iplans declared‘hat llC i.c pou‘ix'e hm,
.tween 2.1.04.0 and 30.0w) prrscns uh“);
are coming here for the. \‘(illnrJ- l
[Dempsey bout would attend a Britten-j
championship .
Lewis . “when“ iglzt
bout if such come—t
lie is >llrk? such a “other
uell, a; two other “'v—i'vel .wichv cuazi- i
pionship bouts wrrc taught in this:
\vcrc .zrrnnced
mild (1:..1.’
cessi‘ul. ,Lcwis won the title in Akron
and lost it in Canton. both Clll‘fl in
this state.
Thatcher wirel last night to Mama
ger Dan Morgan for Brinon and
Charles Harvey for Lewis, asking the
New Yorkers to wire back their
terms. Thatcher declared that Tex
Rickard left‘for New York last night.
Ind that Morganrand Harvey xvii: see
him tonight t‘o discuss the contem-
plated bout.
Sentinel “'ant Ads Are “'inners.
Goodrit il'r; Victory announcement of
more mileage‘"adjustment on Goodrich
Tires—fabric 6,000, Silverton Cord
8,000 miles-has made a decidud hit
with every dealer and automobile own-
er in this ivlrltmy. according to the
tire dealers of this city: .
This ncw adjustment stands back of
all Goodrich tires. including tires 91-
readv purchased in the hands of user
or dealer.
Fix these new Goodrich Adjuflment
figures firmly in your mind—6.000
miles for SAFETY HEADS—8,00!)
miles for SILVBRTOVVNS—instcad of
the 3,500 and 5,000 miles TBchC‘i"(l)'
heretofore in force.
Goodrich Tires in actual usage on
road and pavement are today unfolding ‘
such matchless mileage, regularly in
excess of adjustment basis, that Good-
rich knows is has the strongest. most
thel Mr. and Mrs. \Vayte Raymond, of
lNew York city, spent. the week-end
with Mr. Raymond‘s parents on Clay
:‘Les will be present and
'< of the members are extended
Lial invitation to attend.
street.
_...-——
Wayte A. Raymond returned home
Saturday from a business trip.
ge s Raymond. of Somalia and
i la. “Nisan. of South Nor-walk.
01¢ ; .ea from this city 10 the,
hi: Temple Patrol convention, Mrs. Charles A. Walters and Mrs.
‘ ”‘3'“ at maimw’is’ Indiana” Powell were in Brooklyn. N. v, Sat-
left here yesterday noon. and .the
will include several interesting
5 for sight seeing purposes, 3‘ To-
>. Detroit, Buffalo. i
urday calling on Ail—lends.
CAMPAIGN * '
’FOR 0001).. ‘
3 large delegation from the South . , CITIZENSHIP
i. orwalk Council, Knights'of Columbia. ' —nmn mm P...
“ 0m in Stamford, yestei'd” WM' , , finned—fl
a he: , they witnessed the Yarn“; 0' best- '
.9 third dczree by a N0. York db Qt lilmi‘zyerflnm
L-ircc team under the 1m 01,133 town mm
Harry P. Swift. Thad ”verb. - . ‘ ~
m . g n W
aid. in 830:-
m m. ”'2
r _ p. i
ed in the auditorium at as."
Gems] school. m ‘
to shoulder to help, in the rebuilding.
Out of the war there have grown some
great virtues. the love of liberty, the
real democracy of the spirit, un-
‘selfish service. And to woman must
lbe given the right to help shape the
g'world. for who knows better than the
lwoman how to make thehome.
g It ,cannot be too often stated that
the world of men in Europe and Asia
have recognized this and in all En-
,‘gllsh speaking nations the suffrage
Erhas been given to women, in America.
nation. but the fight is nearly won and
we are on the very homo-stretch, for
which this drive is ruining the last
money we hope ever to have to also
for this object. I 7
‘alone is she yet without the vot as 8_
ohm
what he had done in regard to obtain-fidurable tires the rubber industry has
in; new sparringqpartners. He 59‘d;produced.
he had made tentative arrangements‘. The Goodrich adjustment mileage is
'With two heavy-weights but "9““! no‘gincreased because Goodrichrknows'thc
'annonuce their names until\th.y llad,milegge in its tires. “a it wants ,0
‘accepted the termS. Esive every motorist a. share in their
Dempsey resumed his training yes Eeconomy, and all-around benefits.
terday all" a fives?“ 13170! and di‘”; W‘lth fair usage 1 Safety Tread will
played “M‘s“al dash and Speed: Hl’irender you at‘least 6,000 miles; and a
boxed {our rounds, two each with Ser- ,1 337m at least 8,000.
gent Bill Ttate and the Jamaica Kid? The 1|me unusual, formed the
30th 0011111361911 With Dempsey “'0 :hckbone of thi; very “usual ' ”1.!
quenay- moment and the com , ts by (217- l
. Willard charged 50 cenfs admissiongm who 1,“ rad this “unmet
‘to his camp yesterday while Dempsey-men: that n in an mt a. 100 percent.
letteethe drew should be. The
s.
3 ontlnned to collect 25 cent...
Plan Lula-Britta! coin. 7
A. Q. Me: at My“
:‘ . Howrlm
l Entrances on Main St, Fairfield Ave,
W Conn.
m. June '4'. "It.
‘a
Rare culmination of fine "inclum and .....'
-§ (8
Added to than, .1 special value-4'65, an
Juitif. ‘
Fluids tln'mselves :rc unusual and of s. q
.2; present a number of colors. In each .
least two contrasting hues, with one as prc .
render brown red and even yellow.
0 1')
y La
Styles number three; each a giiiceful main
in texturcand effect and finish, every am“
EET‘vlCC either morning or afternoon. Equally e .'..
shopping in the cool hours of the morning or u-
111: rest-hours of the afternoon.
{in
Your own judgment and your own disco
will tellyou quickly and convincingly what
they other at this special
price oil--
Second floor.
Home 4 cottons
and. linens '.
at special price:
Needed in every home-"because they fill place:
else can.
, Dependable in quality, actually quite likely
higher price in months to come. ‘
2 Such are these housekeeping cottons and .'
0
they are available in'limite‘d quantity at special H
Pure linen bleached damask in good patte '4
l
inch width and nice weight, regular $1.50—
I All-linen Nikpan napkins, 18-inch size, h-m
ready for use, regular $1.50 dozen»-
3 Large hemmed huck towels, not perfect, r
and 30c— ‘ _
l Bleached Turkish towels, large and absorw
‘39c—
1 Turkey Red damask in attractive pat .w
lengths, fast color, regular $1 yd»-
; Long cloth, 36 inches wide, nice quality
regular 39c yard— . '
72 by, 90 inches, regular $1.20»-
: Heavy bleached sheets, 8! by 90 inches, 1'
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