ment of stomach or liver,
Take «-'»~
,when you feel out-ofeorts. They makeallthe Tm‘
'They cleanse the blood, tone the system, strengthen:
.the stomach. stimulate the liver, and cheap the fear
of failure into the certainty of success. For seventy
yearn Beecham’s Pills haveheen the favorite remedy
for all disorders of‘ the digative organs.
goodnot only where a specific remedy is required, ’
but are also an excellent tonic for the general
health. Get a box at once and keep them on
hand. Try them when'you feel out of sorts
and the heathelmfm Wm
Who can do MMintflonHfi-fmd
by ill health? The failures nrethoee whosenmbi‘.
tion or power to work hummed'hynlek-
nous Tobe oproper W Mill“
fare.and youwillbeomu the race is to
theewik the prise to thenble: Animal’-
interferes m’flt
yourwell beingnnd Imminent. and make-
moor day’s work disutehl.
. Metric-lea. in: Line
' nostril. maéwizwailirdu
_ block and colors.
~\ nummntoezscmausoc.
W Bone in cotton Mend-n
plenum, black “cordon.
manna-I:
.I' Format for Norvnlk and vicinity:
‘ m.- tonight and Saturday: may
I wnrlner tonight in the interior; gentle
» shitting winds. Shower: have occur-
red during the last twenty-font- hours
in the southern district: [A along
the northern border front Wuungton
to Michigan. The ridge of high prev
eure anal-tics along the North At-
lantic coast tool is producing pleasant
wenther I1 all the east-er! sections.“
Arena of low pressure are central this .
morning over Utah and Illinnenntnu
_. The temperature continues low along
the coust, but is high in the central
districts Many plnoeo reported marl-
mm temperatum-s abut”: 90.
mm A YEAR “0
Tom. '
Temporal lire ; High. .70 :
62. Fair.
LR“,
4"
,Cil‘y News
Theyarle
Mu. Hart-c Bartram. o1" llnrrht
street. Nozwalk. will «mutant the
1lnl'mb0rs (-f Fl'ienthth .'\.“.’l)1'§!lll n.
'\‘n. In hm home. Tuesday afternoon
and tunin: Jum 17.
l
1
“The fol!!! T. ”aye! agency'has vc'vi
the Ezekiel rmpfirty. .\'o. c. lit-Honk
.streot. Noni-alt. to James H. Moore.
land it is understood will inpmvo the
,place and his family will occupy it lat.
Set on. .
D' l'
ate with every box.
50615 7 ’ ’- ’
and Personal
5
! NE WS
*
2M.— and l-lr'c. Frank "
Fairiield avcnuc. haw irr'ltd ir.-':‘ta-
lion.x for the marriaze 12‘ their (it-J12}?
ter. Amelie. amp". to Rom-rt .‘si. Tt-n-
113'. at the £02m Norwait. Congress.-
tionaJ than 21. Saturday June Eith, at
7 o'clock 9 r1
Baker. (Vi
lurid S-lnwzan. brmltrv or Dr .Y ‘11.
Sioman. 1" 1.51:”.an ins 511mm: 1' \.-.r:l’
lion With ‘11.: harm: on Day vzerlt,
He .~. 2. stun-ml ir. the L'niversiz‘: 11‘.
A? athletics 11¢ head the
\nnn'nx the lnturt‘tl
l :_11— th :;1 l:'-'r1..c1::ht champion: hip at
l . r. 1<_\l'- .11; .1.
Pt nnwhzmiz'
«11>i1'nfti0n :n‘
'2"t’ 1.: enjoying :1 two weeks" wetn-
“11:1 igum her duties with tho :iuth-
27151 New Enthnd Telephone Company.
\
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V.
t‘hertct' D'sllym‘. who haslmen to-zt';
yan': the rut season.
:1 I'nlrm street for a few weeks.
——-—.—‘
7:1: and Mrs. Henry C. Sherer..and
ii" and Mrs. \‘illizlm J. Tracey are in
I. 'ontic l'iry «luring the session of the
.‘.111~ric.1n Medical Association.
i-‘arron S. Bolts. of New l’otk city.
wt!“ :1 visitor in Norwalk yesterday.
dosing up the- :rnnsier of properlv in
this place to new owners.
Mrs. Adolph Spreeri has: returned l"
her home, :1 (.llllllil‘tl street, after :.
week's visit will) relnliws in Kin stun.
N. Y.
£_‘.__.___7 _,__
‘—
THE BEST BRENK YOU HAVE EVER TRIED
DRINK—-
NE DRI‘ {'K MP.
l.1vi zoratimr. Him
the bright side of
v
“0363
drink of 020.
Ask the man at the soda fountain.
The 020 Comm
' 020 dispensed at‘ the following places:
SOUTH NORWALK
Balkan-Powell Corp.
New England Confectionery
Co.
m H. Baxter‘s
Head's‘ sPharmacy
(Aurora Pharmacy
Plaster! 'Pharmac"
ANS AN OTHER
laiinv. ' healthfnll.
life after you here ordered a
ll)‘, 11}? ‘11, ('111121,
NORW'ALK
Eagle Confexlonery
Dem 6; Harem Phar-
macy
DEER
"Bridge Phamley
WESTBORT
Allen '3 Pharmacy
:5
1 Mention to Ford Gyms
5111.: or HOME none RAMTMS ‘
THIS WEEK ONLY
‘____ m l
711:3 E-‘mmrico More!“ of ‘22 I'nion
ll‘12' the country with a theatrical main ,
is athls hart.m
flulmwi.
‘ purchascd by them at the corner of pd blank
_ Dev and Rzu‘moml streets.
‘ plac’ne the former Knox hat factory ”m, confining the whereohmvlr will
Ewhich expects soon to come here from
_r New Yorlr.
: fi . fl
Dept“; Shil‘lf.’ l‘ll‘flrd P. l‘tl::lvil~..
Frederick P. Murphx. of Harlan! ‘0‘“? MIG“ an H"'"‘““‘"1 Y“ ~‘l 7‘ "
College. is spending the summer \aca- on 'hi‘ Dmll“!‘.\' ff Hyman :11! Bl‘l‘l"5l
tion with his parents on Morgan ave- Friedman. on llavmond surf"- '0 “‘"'
nuc. isfy a claim of Hyman Bitumen. 1?
Bridgeport. for 87‘31
“‘—
.\ll<s Man: and Myrtle \\'o:nl haw,
returned to stott (Turners. from Nor 4.
walk. for '11» summer.
.\ pe'ii‘lnn signal b‘r ln'enlr- {xv 1'9r4
ideals of iln1bor View requesting me
impmvenmnt of hlnnv cont! ~;~1-n
was m we: presented to Councilman William
J. Moore. Dr. Moore turned the per;-
lion oVer lo the (“W clerk.
..-
Judgo Joseph R..I‘Tn)'lnr
Hartford on batsmen: doday.
Raymond llrnjamfn. of the: Pitt. is.
tis tinz Him-ls: in New York city, to-
(lat)
! This is lht' time of year when lét‘it '
_ ‘ 'VU’L‘lll underwear is a necezutlty. T: ”i1 _
Timmln" l-‘ Pnl fl. 3 contractor of. .,., tram 3» Hyatt are calling attention to
the; r bl: line today with special mcn~
lion 0‘ some specials in ladies union,
suits Thclt line of bnlhint: suits, tam '
‘0” shoes. stockings and tights is new and
m uptodale. l
2
Quinn rti avenue, ii inning his home
(‘liarlrs Taylor reported the
of :. pnclu'l-Dook conmllfln; $13
bills and charlie.
>8”an value in Gordon hoxiery .
1
Judge George S. Vosburgh has been 3‘ Kecler‘s Shoe Store. g
3
out of tour) for the day. He in expect- ‘_""-“‘
u, to return at 3 D- m. Every housewife who reads the “in
ad\'. of Schultzc's Sanitary Markets to-
'nw yum-31k Tm. and Ruhbrr 3.... day will be rejoiced to find that hie
Ball (‘luh will hold 11 dance a! Rolnn prices on all cuts of prime beef '1!"
Point on Tuesday eveningJune 240;. “‘3." M0“? 'h' anomalous perraltin:
for manv month: while the quality isI
like Marlo M00" left for New Jor- of llte same high slandnrd. Order- 1'0 1
sey on ihv afternoon train to allow t'civetl lici‘or‘ closing lime loam" 3' "
commencement exercises 3t Prince- sure of delévt-rv the first thing 58'“?
m“- day mot-ninth
1
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.\!3"krr 9.4“3 :‘nnn, «an fotmd on ..quer'q m-p now cart-511w a cor-w,
- Wilton avenue by 1). Frigatny of 71 New line pf nozdon hosiery. for me 3
051mm? awmic. Owner may have and women. ~.-
same lw railing at Police Headliner-i
ters. . s The police of Holyoke. Mines"
‘notlfiut the Local authorities in he rm;
{ l2'c watt-h f0" an Oakland t'nnt’sp 1' net
ll‘Tll‘J’l’lG‘ :tlnlvn ("am the streets of
"2-1? 0’” 0-1 l‘L-"c‘ 7th. The car is paint-I
i': a 10m moth! and bmr
He i" also the reairlcr 20909 Mar .- 1." in'm‘mm
—.- 1
ha‘uni
(‘nnlrm-tor- “. i. Fin
Karate 42);?) {not for
Slehtbere. or the
Is ouildlng 5.
B'vrm m' and
proper l'.‘ reromlt' §
in good condition for occupancy hy the ho “maul .4 M st: phcn F Mirphy.
“‘onder Talking Hochine Company. Cilv M‘"nai‘ HoI\ok'C. MS.
a-.. .
15 .‘Jany resincnls of the streets arr;
cent m‘me Dmhury Division or 111a
INew Tor
inanmmt, mm their beauty sleep dies
. lurbcd this moraine about {our o’clock
when a long height train berm-0°
stalled on thr- slecp grade above the
“tune! and alter much twine 3:116 1v"!-
-a—a..._—._..._n- _ ,... —»
“lily! But They’re
Tasty!”
The mdictofevenhonro- in! hut to break the mun into two
' v ' ’ the first lo the Fair
Wife who 34: family sections taking.
' ":5 h- grounds switch and then coming back
for the other piece-
W nue, a well-known figure around td'wn.
was token to the Weapon Sanitarium
There' n n m forth pqfiy
bv Ffimui'e Saree-ant. Hum. yesterday
“Pin-m hum“) ”MI afternoon. Lillie 118 under the Int—
Boiled llamJleuLoaf“ col-den
presslori she was on her way to West-
mi'nfiatcnxronm “‘3 port to have some alleged stolen W.
. ' - erty mud to 11.1- and vhen she
an‘ir.m chef: .. wwwm-lmm
I ‘ ,;.!U":~'., - m w m of w “‘9' m W
. Winfieacaqflvnnduxi.
l
1'. £13m :4
nmmxeuo HOTEL BLOCK. i
Mi
3
.‘o.~—‘~.—‘ I |
l .
it. New flavor: and Baum ..
'1... $1de
Ii : r” 5‘ my
annuity.
, Theshadés are of white or amber gloss.
nth interlacing; and corner ornamer Is 111 imitaticz'.
iron or 13an
The regular price of these $18.00 but. because it is 321221, 2.111% a
$13.50 special.
time for gifts
A‘ . H
The 'swaggersol
coil-Eyelid!“ “no: rain
A special section, near the mm St.
entrance has been given over to the
displav of Swaggcrsols. All models
are new. When used as a sunshade
the colors combine well with summer
frocks. When. rain threatens 'a sun-
shade becomes an umbrella and donl‘it'
service is rendered. ~
in green purple. navy red and Mack
with while or self colored ends. rings
and tips.
m, slfi, $0150, to $2.00
Umbrellas, Mime-iv: colors,
$.59, 58. 50 to $12.90
2‘5 351' (Gill. 83-. ”'2.
Luxury 2.3;
“(1.111 F-ui“.
If your Bathing. Suit
inn-tie at home
it is .1 mailer of economy to 1:11;:
one’s own bathing suit. Many women
prelcr to do this .15 there is pleasure 1::
selecting material and combinzng it
with a favorite and becoming color.
The'Snt‘nu are all dependable.
“to Mob-is of
quality.
Block Satin, .lll s'lk with high luster
and soft finish, 74-!) inches wide.
$2.03 “$3.00 a yard
3565 Satin cotton hack. in inches.
$2.50 n ymcl.
Inch Haiti, English make. 5
widths,
42 inches wide, $1.“) to 31%
4-4 inches wide, 31.1%
54 inches wide, $1.50 to 8200
M and “the M Cloth, guar-
anteed not to crock, 36 inches.
$1.00 n yard.
Third fiocr.
Handkerchiefs ‘
for catholic: it
choice handkerchiefmkes an .1:-
ccp'tahle graduation gift. There are
many styles to select 1mm real lace
(£36. Madeira work or dai ntiiy em-
breidercd comers.
We!» real lace,
' $4.9 to $12.00
W, 75.“ to $2.59
W with embroidered edges
or comers,
3!. 5., 3, 75¢” $L00b $3.50
”We. ink, blue. ap-
ricot, lilac, maize and while, 35 cu.
lain floor.
durable Eng'is‘s
A bit of Jewelry
Embof jet.
Pal Eating: in but-
ton style-$1.0'
Mwifi‘wafls. ,
.These match the car—
tings,
tops.
Lanna with bronze bases in
' . anddark gray. most artistic 111 (its 5:11
Mandktinetair of Egyptian vases and water gar
Children's Socks
Attractive colors in
full fashioned tops,
5 on. em.
socks for larger girls.
Full fashioned, colored
flair: floor.
y‘al-
“" The display '0! mm
attracts every one who it an.
ders abs-u in search of a
wedding gift ~11 I
Start '2 ‘
'5 ' group of labial
glce‘. r1 lighi.
“in the as.
8
111cm]-
“Ut’rt‘
panels FC‘. 31‘.
'e .,..
. . a,
l
Towels of quart'y
There new: (.111 r.- ,' , .9},
in the linen chest 1‘7 ,, ' - ihc
thher the p: lt’ ’llc 1131:. ~. ‘ . f...“
11 housekctper 16.. IE}. ‘1 We
now have in 510:}; :2 ans 1; .121.
lion.
Huck Touch of gun».
linen. \ 2:15
Wl‘l'l " ‘ ~
1 pmn 11cn1$
writer. 3111'.
with satin J‘Ill‘lll‘rk l'w'ri.“ " .".'.c\'
1 r flowered wreaths in: 3'11 E. . 2‘. .11.,-
grams.
Guest sine, 50,“ .9, flu and Sue
Large size,
79m, a.‘ 3'35,“ :1. .. ’92 .4’ Sim
Turkish Bail: '- novels. ‘ '. "7.21:.
ltsmmej. 39. 50, so, 75 ctr. 111.12 3.130
Turkish Towels, far hm... ‘ 3' ill.
tum-.1111 gold \x': ’f."{T :1.-
‘...1i. 59, 65‘, 75 (is. 1111.19.00
Turkish Batn Mats. w‘? ..‘ . 111.
M 31.16 with t‘triurt‘d 1‘1) \‘;‘.'t‘ ..1 1111
'U 3112.1 1111.2» tar-1k. \7
.Zl tintl's i'1l;tt:'= 71¢. \:" \ I'l
\;tu(.\l‘ 1 .
Q -
53, 5:, ‘3; c2!"
$1_ 50 [n T." 1.03
For the Garden
Certain tools are. ' .317.“ ' .1!“
km garden. The 311.1 KW? ..
up :md demand allcrn'w: 4 ~ ‘«~
g:.ther bouquets him 1-:'-.
“fitting P023 til gnhg. .3 2
strongly made with halldlf‘ in:
spams. Sizes from 4: i 1 ~
75 ch. up.
Cart. on Hose Hi '11:?) gush:
agllths $3233. :5 .lJtl SH id“ l1 Ub‘v
These are coupled rcndy for use.
:1 l‘ 5‘ 15m. I H.
7 1‘"_" 18:13. nfi.
Cutler) Troweit (ll best \let‘l,
15 cts. cull-
C Idea Weedeu, l- rk <21!
15 cls .'.’t(l’l.
Silk Comfortabws
The soil fltti;\ 1.111;} 1.1.: . . ..5
of daintil} flm 315.1” V1.» :2. ‘5'
borders. Light p.11}. .3151 l'; 1
and rose.
$25.03 up.
The Tea R W"
l1" ‘ mt. ..... zltllt
COL> .tlt’ ‘1“‘ 111.71
.AIVVRyfi ftjq~;1:f‘ ‘. .11:
{V a \t?_‘ 21.2123. PCS
$011.35 \x't'li . 4. 11
sandwich-:5.
Fresh fruits
son.
The Strawberry
Shortcake-are J. .~ 1“"
' Allen:
' ' . men
:fcwldl dificrcri ,
‘ d3}. 1.;-
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