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SUITS
don't mean just a light colored
cloth. They come in a. variety
21‘ colors and styles, and those
3 we sell are well tailored.
$15 to $18
.. van.
2 we,“ ,‘M emulw.
Joseph :Davis
; 35 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
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THOMES—REID.
Announcement has been made of the
smarriage of Miss Evelyn Rcid. daugh-
?ter of Mrs. Sarah Reid of New
,Canaan, to Lieutenant Russell F.
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oily fiews:
" 3;» Intel ilc department answered
3;. trim Summit street at 11.4.5" to—
The fill) was found H‘-
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* ?.lllt‘}‘ and soon extinguished.
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strifet, llllF evening.
The quarantine has been removed
mm the resident-0 of Lot-s H. Corr:
*g’ht. in Flux Hill Road. Mrs.
y‘lt and dauzhter ltavin'z
{rum attacks of spinal meningitis.
—Piel Bros. KOVAR. the bel'erage
.559 good old-fashioned Piel Bock is on
sale now and forever by reliable deal-
ers. Phone lid-34 and order a case de-
:ivnred.
Butler Chapter. 3.9. R. A. 11.. will hold
their smni~nzontthmeeting in Mason-
ic Hall. ll} South Main street. this.
evening. Matters of importance will
come up for discussion.
The Improved Order of Red Men-
Uncas Hayloft. this ehn‘nc. It is ex-
pected that mattcrsrof importance will
be discussed. All members
quested to attend.
are 1'?
'_.~ v.
An unusually interesting lecture by
M'rs. Isa Maud Islen director of hos~
pilal music Tor the
last evening. A large gathering was in
attendance.
-—Piel Bros. famous KOVAR bever-
age with the drawn-fromthe-wood flu-
vor, is now sold at Santasellio’s store,
‘Georgetown. It‘s made in the good old
iashioned Piel way and decidedly the
nest of all beverages.
—Clams caught daily.
at the Lowndes Oyster Co.
Can be had
)l.‘ in the:
if. Lounshui-vi
scheduled to hold.
2» .r regular meeting at 100 Vi'ashing .
L‘orl- .
YECOVPlCd;
i'l‘homes of Rowayton. The ceremony
,‘was performed at the parsonage of
the First Congregational church, New:
'Canaan, last week. The pastor, Rev.
;J H. Hoyt, officiated. The groom is
la. well~known resident of this city,
being a native of Rowayton. He has
‘just returned from nearly a year‘s
service overseas, having been an offi-
cer in Battery F. HOth Field Artillery.
during that period. He was married
in full military uniform. After a
wedding trip Lieutenant and Mrs.
:Thomes will make their home in the
V family residence on l‘vm‘.tytcn m’entu“.
and he will resume his business in
New York (‘ity
l NYSTROM—JAMES.
3 A quiet wedding took place Satur-r
day afternoon at 3 o'clock at the par~
church ot‘ Norwalk. when Miss Effie
‘Janc James oleai-tlett avenue. Broad
. River, and Harry Andrew Nystrom oi.
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.riage by Rev. Ernest P. McGregor.
Miss Sarah James, sister of the bride,
5 was her attendant, and James Crozler,
t’a--I-»~-— ' «ma
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, 7411‘s. Ada A. Lawton. tamer residents often reflnquish ‘a big li-Jrgllng feat
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sonage of the Firs: Congregational
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lot the Apostle, New York‘city. Tire? .
2 Will be at home after July. 5, 434 West Some Of the, M 'Wogt‘crim-.
; 124th street, New York city. The ina‘lm‘ who it might (have abesni
:honeymoon will' be spent in Boston thought. Would not pay the slightest
‘and points inXew Hampshire. attention to omens. good or bad, have
I ’a profound belie! in superstitions.
Curiously enough. the burglar will .
u w m ” can!) CITIZENSHIP
1 {minutiae nnm Flt-J. ice”!!-
hcssible pcrscnal adV'Jill.‘£{t" :.
The Stat: llcadqaaxuos will
proceed nth the actual cork '.f 1 '2':
;of South Norwalk, was united in mar- it a dream the night b: Lire. hurwal’m‘ $1,311,? mafia: gfifiimh'” 3..
triage toLeroy C. Lane, of Brooklynued him that he will~be in antigen:
:Saturday V afternoon. The ceremony But should it happen‘ that he‘« sees
:was performed by Rev. A. n}. “1 Car: a rainbow during the day he will
’rington. at the church of the 'lncarna-‘i consider it to portend that, however;
tion. The bride was attired in white reckless he may be, he is not likely
{crepe de chine and georgette. withlong'm “"1““ “38 MWS 01' the 303i“
;veil and orange blossoms. The best’for a space of three months.
.man was Abel E. Blackmar. Many burglars carry a donkey's
- {shoe in their pockets before setting
Jack Cutrone. Michael Cicalo. H'u—,'out, believing that this will ~protect
”bet-t Napoleon, Charles Hendficks and them from danger. while others pin
:Alb‘ert Winters took a motor trip to their faith to a piece of coal, which
'Coney Island. Sunday. On their way‘éthey will carry in their pockets
over they stopped to visit some of their throughout their ‘éareer.
friends at Bay- Ridge. Brooklyn. They. The Dickpocket is equally supersti-
had a rery line time and also stopped ' tious. He will not rob a person who
at the Oriental Restaurant. ChinatownfscufimS- this being accounted a cer-
on their way home. grain sign of disaster-{and if it hap-
EDens that the purse no steals contains
George S. McCormick of 1837 Fair-ffort‘ig" money i7 1'3 ”31de to an-
field avenue, Bridgeport, well known 3‘" ”‘3‘ he will travel in ”If inlcmdi-
'in Norwalk. and Miss Mary Kenhart are future. But whether in the com-
nf the Park City. were married Friday ”my ”1' 3' couple 0‘ warders 0“ 11""
Miss Ruth L. Lawton, dauzhter of
Jilliisa Marion Church. Albert Mailkin
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Miss Carol Goldsmith, Mrs. i‘.
«Goodyear, Mrs. C‘. Pearson. Mrs. L
J. & J. (”ash (‘o.. ,‘l n. McCall-lam!
H. J. Bracken, A. J. Collins. (5.. E
Mathews. H. Nash, Mrs. Welsh. tilts
Mary A. Marshall.
The highest prized donation of th-
whole campaign was that m‘
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. Library. and calling 1m timely: A
Good (‘itizenship Hub. L"
these boys cuntri'mh-vl all the llilld“
it: their ll'ri'ab'lll'fi’. is (his in indima‘liull
mmliate tr- l ~
. were voters now?
_ ._‘my future contributions either from
those who haw) so generously don-w-
ed to date. and realizing what a reallv
big thing this is. wish
gift.
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Hill
.. _ . . ' or from those who were n.” 5...);
night_ at St. Peter's R. C. rectory in 1119;? ‘3 T‘O'hmg ’0 5m)"- ’licitecl hm like our boys: wish ,0 2‘. it)“;
Bridgeport. The groom is the pro \wdrhngs and funerals are preg‘ 151:); I: :51): t: Mrs. G. 1‘. mar Jr. 5:1.“
' 333-. ‘ . “.— ' -_ 3- _ .‘s ' 'HlllP.-'u" . l ; ..- ..
W0“ 0f 3 in “We” ll:2.93.2”i‘;“pill-g-.’°.§nlii.”2‘1f?£§§- n m xvi-il'i’lii-éél’gf.’; ‘
and part owner of a Bridgepoit danc- eval.\vriu‘tl H: t ' t j di 1 dis that may he donated m.“ be; ”2m {m
in: pavilion. l ‘ ‘ I '0 cour imme a 9 " m“ educational Work wenough min 9
aster. whereas if a purse stolen at a
and' uwdding contains gold it portends the
[money has been given oxp‘
‘that purpose to iii-~31
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ratification t .\-
"in“
f Alfonzo Cot'ho. Sam Det‘esare
4 _ , - a * gpenses.
.lumcw' DeCesare. of hewark. .\. J. mo 1"“; 0’ “10.5“”. the ”“9“ .’
tored to South Norwalk and “'(el'e‘; #01”? ptcfipockels have a favorite: H ‘M..".__-_-l_n-.... -_ — -—
quests of ank A. Polom‘uo. indir‘ut boom that they wear as long 3 z
, ' -d= lnl)‘ nun keep them on their teen. é LEMON JUICE 5
Miss Ruth Jones. book keeper t‘orfiii“I if 7h“? 31‘“ "01 arrested Whilefl' E g
m... Heating and Plumbing (‘0. is “1.; “'tztl’lllfl. them they cut the boots up 3 , é
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joying a week's iacation in New York!"”'” ”"9 WWI"? ”“093 and give. é FOR FRECKLES g
citv. :thfi‘lll away as “lucky tokens" to C011" * E
. ~ E fruit l"'d‘o“.~‘. ! i A V
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:Axisonia, Conn, were united in mar . Mrs. Margaret Eula. of “nod“‘at‘ds .. W .3 t 9 01115. Make beauty lemon for
' avenue. is viriring her daughter. Mrs. Thomas C. Balcolm' nnd’VVilliauf H.! i a few cents-Try it!
.. . - , - Hirilhrie have sold a tract of twentw -
Jose 11 \ itazo. in bouth umt toda}. 3 .3 ., - . - ,
p. I 53.""" :n \R llton. known as the “'il-i bquuZe the JUICE 0i uvo 191110138 ”1‘
‘llams place. to Joseph A. Guthrie. of
was the best man. After the C9""‘;
mony the couple returned to Bartlett‘
avenue. where a weddingr reception
took place. They then left on a short
wedding trip and will reside in An~
: sonia. =
WEED—RYAN. i
1’ Mr. and Mrs. \\’illiam 'C. Ryan of
300 Ely avenue, South Norwalk. an-
nounce the marriage at their (laugh-7
tor, Alice Blanche, of New York city,
.to Willis A. Weed. formerly of New
;Canaan. on Sunday' evening, June
twentvsecond. at St. Thomas‘ church
Bert Emro. of Bridgeport. and wcll:
known in town. was a visitor herr- yis—
tvlday.
."l ‘ ‘ .3' .
5’ “"m m ‘___ .orchard white, shake well, and you
ihave a quarter pint of the best freckle
land tan lotion. and complexion beauti-
Josepli Macho): oi Lubrano Place. E
spending The day in New York.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
{drug store or toilet counter will sup-l
iply three ounces of orchard white for,
{a few cents. Massage this swrctlyf
Tlragrant lotion into the face, neck;
farms and hands each day and see how 9
neckles and blemishes disappear and.
\Villiam H. Byingtcn made a busi-
ness trip to Stamford today.
The regular weekly meeting of the.
Progress Forum of the F. E L.. was?
held in Forum Hall. 10 'W’ashington}
street, last evening. Regular routine
basins”. followed by a quiet social,
W’la‘the program for the eVening.
—Sen?lnbl Want 'Advertisements atefhow clear. soft and xvii-wane the,
sure to bring the best results obtunl
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skin becomes. Yes firfi
lever irritata.
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FUND OVER $1,160
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A ”W “391133118th conlrluutnr~= m‘c: '
MrsPElllot Bmwn,,Mrs. Ford .3liT-lcr. .
uel Keeler, Miss Olive Colo. llr.
'adsworth. Mrs. Remy Kellogg, ,
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«Warden. Mrs. L. Golden. John .‘lli-‘mnw
‘len, Mrs. R. McQueen Mrs. S. Austin ' 3
Mr. and Miss Lyncsnchérles Jennings ‘
saver] ‘
boys who formed a club, meeting :2: the
a ‘
115' lliclfoci.
of the sentiment of the KNIN'K or ‘he’
lllm‘x‘ '
to increase lh”il 3
f medium length:mSummcry and graceful they at
.lo a bottle containing three ounces 0";
liter, at very very small cost. . -
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Enhances on Main St" ”airfieM‘Aw;
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Store Clo-u Daily d 5 Saw
0pm; a 3:30 A. M. _...... _
Dresses at $12.
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Lin.
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, Almost marvclt‘nis is resemblance of these
: voile drcsscs to those made of line printed
:rcpc. ‘
' Practically the. same rich patterns and fine c
‘ Deep and dark and delightful shades printed ‘
terns in splendid contrast; grayish and lavender
‘ illustration with figures in red and such hues.
' And styles are lhosc pleasingly graceful tunic
worn with content by great majority of women.
Yet they are. but one style in the gathering
. price. ..
; It includes many, and many patterns of {a
some of the .voilcs arc of l'oulard design and so:
small figured and plaidcd designs. .
All are nice voile, Cool and light and fine but
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able.
Price is :1 special one. for drcsscs‘of such prct
valuc~ $1
What IS greatest:
Sewn») floor,
:ovcrnment and;
instructor at Columbia University was:
given in Raymond Hall. New Canaan'
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ACE —
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The MARKEE‘ P
s:
F. J. Henderson. of the Country Club,
golified the police last evening, thatl
wmeone. had stolen his Ford Road-i
~97, register 47-190, from in front of;
(‘ity Hotel. The car was later r0- 2
curred. l
‘-..'.:3r‘iot-x.: of South Norwalk Lodge:
; .. (mler of Moose, have planned lol
23.? a supper next Mondav evening:
n it is expected that: the country ,
. .3 gm “dry." The expectation is;
‘ rim Lodge wil not secure a license‘
:' .inmhcr year, and Byron C. Mead.‘
.3. ins served faithfully as steward
:1 long period. will resign the posi-‘
41 ': July 151:.
'3'e local police received a complaint
" out 9 o'clock last night' from Steve
lzkacs. of Flax Hill Road, who report-
ai that while riding his bicycle down
4x Hill Road last eVentnz, he was
r3 into by a Ford ‘deliverv car, regiSc
«r Conn. 13-313, owned and operated
7 John Smith, of Scribner avenue.
'e front wheel of the “bicycle was
win-r. but the Ford as well as Takacs
hood injury. Taka‘cs claimed that
acr ident was due to careless driVing
. the part of Smith. The police in-
T'lcted the complainant to refer tho
"er to the civil courts.
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IE WAS A GOOD rammi—
m'r A POOR morn-on" I
This comment is common !
tough. Settling- an estate can:
1- more than good intentions.
rincipally it calls for Know-
.g How.
The great success .of‘Trust
iouipam‘es in
w-W
The old-public market was a blade ofjbaiiering. There
the housewife matched her wits against the seller’s, ‘and
the better man won out by a penny or tivo.
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Some paid more—some less for identical articles, accord-
ing to their separate abilities. to baggie. 3.
Advertising has helped to make busing fairer fur all by
stabilizing prices.
The adveatiser'names his pu’ccw the s me‘ for all.
You know that in paying it, you’re tell: the same ‘deal
as the BBXt one. Y0" niav “OI have t ZGG.tht ‘3 sav-
ing in time, moncv‘and convenience in h .x alone the ad-
vertisements mean to you. 3
A return for a week to the old way mung would
quickly convince you of the. se vice r e lvertssemcntx in
your paper render.
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3' They are your market
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place today. then)
,3: nnmem they leave home till they arrive at dcstiua
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as the baggage-man hurls it first this way and
See how it is stacked with a dozen or more atop of
' trunk qUality?
As we watch the way trunks are handled, if _
, (now the nnswcr:-—— S_t_r_e-n,g.t_h
How staunch a trunk must be. How it must
Yes, indeed; strength is the greatest quality.
And here are trunks with it in abundance.
Snugh at every attack the baggage—handler makes up
They’ll come up smiling when he is tired out. And”
carry onc’s_bc10tigiugs‘in safety. .
Yet they are good—looking too; have convcni
packing, are nicely finished. r-
Round-edge trunks of special dress model, bo ’
heavy fiber, valance comers, spring lock. Fitted, ,
tray. Sizes 34 to 38—-—$l7.50
Steamer trunks covered with smooth tough it
to $17.50
splendid for motor trip or short vacation, 34 inch 8
Canvascovcred trunks with heavy slats to
more strength, steamer and regulation style, 28 to»
-—-$8.50 to $9.5
Wardrobe tr iks, keep onc’s dresses in un‘
condition, built with covering of hard black fiber
1‘5th with heavy corners and clamps. Have pa
bolts and good spring lock. Equipped with foe
and shoe pockets~$29 to $59
Third floor.
Cowhide bags
for travelers. j
No bag quite so tough and durable as the
and every one is rich in looks tea. Simply can't
out: they last and last.
Stout cowhide deep-cut bags with steel
brasscd lock and bolts, easy-grip double in ii
khaki lining. Eighteen inch size, spaial value»
Tough cowhide bags with steel frame and
good lock and bolts-16 to 18 inch-47.50
Black cowhide, extra deep and wide, lined 4
wide steel framebsizes 18 and 20-41950. ,
' Third floor.
Children‘s stra
5 hats less!
Nevpriccstoscndhurrylnga‘nfiepreuy
Norwalk Chronicler