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A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
in Ltdi0fi'com’, Children's nnd in.
hnh‘.
. , Eadies’.Hosiery, in Lisle .Threed
q‘s’n sun. from 15c to $2.00 a pen, In ‘
W k and cdors."_ “~
Glen's Hose, at 19c, and 50:.
Ghlldren‘s Hose at . 35c and 50:.
,7 infamy Hose -1n cotton and cash-
:floreJn white, black and cordovan.
E. K. BANKS
MAHACKEMO HOTE_L_ BLOCK.
WEATHER FORECAST.
, “Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
'Sh‘owers tonightz. Friday parity;
Wcloudy; moderate south and southwest,
'wiuds. Cloudy and showery weather;
has prevailed during the last twenty-j
‘ four hours from the Lake region.
-MLthward to the Gulf and from Kan?
, out eastward to New England. It is
raining this morning: uion: tho coast,
from Virginia 1.) Connecticut. The
greatest amount of rain room-ted was
,
2.08 inches at Huuvras. N. x .
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
Temperature: ӣ211.72.
Fair.
-._ . _. /' ’ -_. A i
proposition just try our Palm
Beach Suits.
You'll find you can float
through the hot day with
comfort and style too, and
the price is as light as the
fabric.
Two-piece. of course, price—-
$15.00 to $20.00.
f Belts, 35c to $2.50.
1
Rogers ‘& Stevens
South Norwalk
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;Norwaik
low,
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\l'iil all members of \Vomans' Relief
. i 2' -. » . : . 4",- ha . . ;.,..: JEN-4’. dot-gm
ILAWN FESTIVAL "3’ ‘3 Si.- plosjg‘lgummu ' Dance,” _(No. Raymond, mm B. Rich-Nam. John
i ATERS. AND
‘The strawberry llwn festival of th
Epworth League and Queen Esther. .
.Ctrcle of thaw-H- balm held m ~ cm. arias—Lamas: Joseph All-
the grounds of Mrs. B. M. Andrews. 0! adms, Jennie Fe
1 West avenue last evening, was a decld— Brown, “Edna “gamma.“m, um
. ”limb” 0‘ G. Cave. Elizabeth Dokus’. Cornelius
Hues“ enioyed "'6 vabemes- cake- r. Driscoll. Ruth Jeannette Dube. Al-
‘ ice cream, candy and‘iemonade. to say
'ed success. The large
inc-thing of the excellelf’: musicales-lo
, by , diner-ent-
Among
those who appeared (a the program
were Miss l. Slanson and Mrs. 311”: Holland.
.chorus composed of Messrs. Snarely.
iAlien, Brown, I. Dikeman. C. Dikeman,
1’ Watson and Swift also rendered vocal
tertainmeut rendered
’- members of the congregation.
'ly who rendered vocal selections.
scrcctions. MN. Hurry b. Shulel; and
ers J. Allen. asiislml by other mem-
i .\.-:7 s of the Emulsion, had charge of the
a": 1.
DUDLEY LANGDON DROWNED.
Dudley Langdon. 19, son or the late
iWoodberry G. Lnngdon. a prominent
.New York broker. was drowned yes-
‘terday while swimming in the Cole-
brook. N H.. Springs. News of the
boy's dcatiuwas received by bill sis-j
f let's.~ Mrs. Thomas R. Brown and Mrs.
j I). P. Tyler, in MorristoWn. N. .i. _
a The boy accompanied his mother,
:Mrs. Sophia Langdon. and his older
:brmhcr John on an automobile tour
3 through in" White Mountains. but re-
iturned to New York. last Friday.
take the entrance examinations for
Columbia University.
He rejoined it‘s folk in Portsmouth.l
N. ll. Saturday nlormmz. and then’ me;
torcd over to the Colehrook Springs.
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5) Brahms—Tire High School ‘Or- tr. mama. Bun u R. Sanford;
clients. ‘ . darken W. .’ Thom“ Jos-
e BenedictlonAThe’Revex-end Ernest'F. eph Silk. [Florence E. Skidd, Mildred
McGregor. Veronica Smith; Gladys Marie 8m-
nord, Shmuei Judd Stewart, Harlot ._
F. “amulet, Julio. L. Sweeney, latte .
A. Tiny. Armenia F. Underhill. Edith
May Wood. Fny A..Worthy, Jogbph J.
Wnpperteld, Lenora alt-1:032:13,“
- ,1, Leah Yourduky. E. . rie .
$2,135; Firflérfi‘lgf m "13" .Sumdldsnt of Schools—fieorge
Green. William T. Gnunley, Edith C. ~ ‘- mul- ,
Guamleri. Abram Horns. Agnes Ell- High School Foamy—Harry W.
zabeth Hsugh, Grace Margaret Bloke. master; Josephine H. Brother-
Mary Ellubeth Howard, ton, Adeline l. Benton. Marian Brown.
Mary I". Hynan, ' Clinton L. Emma R. Frost, Ethel R. Gorham,
Jennings, Paul J. Kimayer. John W. s. Hodgdon, Elizabeth Jack-
lna Louise Lincoln. Frederick F.bove~ son. Mory B. Killian, Henry W. Kir- .'
jby, Ruth Lorena Mace. Paul F. Mag- mayor, Charlotte Lamont, Margaret L.“
'ner. Mary C. McSally. Mabel A. Mii- Mar-Lean. Mary C. McCat‘Khy.:Anna L.
ler, Eieanpr V. Millican. Elizabeth McMahon, Veronica McQuillan. Jas-
»Josephin‘e Murphy. Edith C. Nordlund. eph N. Nathanson. David H. Pollard,
Margaret Alice O'Brien. Julia Agnes Monica D. Ryan, M. Louise Smith,
O'Neill. Raymond W. Petrie. Mary Ag- Grace M. Seymour. Susan B. Weich.
Bodwell, Afis H.
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THURSDAY, JUNE 26,1919
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Try Our Home Made
)3 E- CANDIES -.
.AND. ICE CREAM
MADE FRESH DAILY
THOMAS CONFECTIONERY:
m ‘om cm? W.
24 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Hershfieid’s Motor Express
122 WATER STREET, 80. NORWALK; PHONE 294.
NEW YORK, 438 8m AVENUE; PHONE FARRAGU'!‘ 791!
DAILY TRIPS 33mm NORWALK AND KEW YORK
Operate Seven Best Truck: in the state Also H ~ ‘r . x: w .
Trucks for Contractors“ Work. JG Muc Du“;
Telephone your orders. Prmnpt attention will be g‘fien.
Only competent help employed. A receipt given and obtained
W for all goods.
9 bond anything “More. No job too lar e or too 5:813.
Pmdded Vans for Long Mae. Furniture Mfr"); i
i235 Nos
'i‘he feast of '3‘.) Ilczzri of
Jesus will b» cnbrwrni at .\lnxy's
church tomorrmx' int-ruin: with mass»
at 7 and \' o'clock. ' EVl‘Zlill: Sti-
vices will he held at 7:30 o'clock.
14:! c 1‘03.
5. i .
GE;
Janics. ‘xl. Taylor of iii I‘Lilllli-Un
dvohuc. who is attending the
Grotto convention :12. Providence.
rmuemberin’: bi: z‘rmnds” by scndiu;
than: souvenir posmi yards of tho ‘ciu
ol‘ Pot'vidence and surrounding towns.
Win b0 dfl'iilll’d by the refusal of
, Mayor Donmzm to cram lhv Pnoonix
Engine company a license for their
propose-ti carnixui, this husky bunch of
fire. fighters have chartared the album.
or Merchant of the Nnrwulk line for
an excursion to North Beach, July '4.
The schools will no: close imuur‘
, row morning as has been the (“slum
in previous years. there will he the
regular school program ‘
I‘ll onlu‘ :'
i5
uniil :30.
when the pupils will be sent to their
new cla‘ssr-s for the routing y-vnr. :lfh‘i‘
which they will be (linllll’s‘svd for line
summer vacation. 7
'l'he aunurl :umwbn-rv initial] vi‘
the “mud Rixwr Union (.‘bup-i
held in the (113va L141
lune numln-r the
Broad Rinlr um! surrounding (lislris'! -‘
were prc-srvnr :m-i cnjm'avd 1li r. t‘rwh-
moms and l-uh‘vfiuimns-‘xt in‘uwnw".
HObllkN flll‘..i'(".ll‘ triintr.
the foiluwln': I"'Tl[“rl'(l 1'.
lions: Miss Mabel lx'clindz. .\lr< (‘rrm
ford; Ynlln: uni l‘roi mi-.. N liu.~ ill;-
gmol theatre mu hear-.1.
w:
.\vpniru‘.
m
”f v-ui infill
u mt: lwr nz‘
rinus svl
STERNO OUTFITS .
SEC—$1.35
Si:lllson-Powell Corporation
South Norwaik
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Going Away
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Summer? E
vet and other bulky valu-
able: in our Storage Vault
'where you KNOW they
_ 1 . will be safe.
. ‘xoderate rates by the
_' week‘ormonth. ' ‘
Why not leave your sil- .
Corps, .\'o_ 15. meet at G. A. R. Hall.
Friday at 7:30 for special business. by
request of the president. Miss Gladys
Hurh.
George Mitchell has gold for Mary J.
:thi Linda A \icliahnn. thoir property
if] l‘bv-zluul Hill th-nm‘. ('i‘unhury.
of u dwniling housc.
\t‘!1~i;4li'1’~’, hum.
M“. u iih tun urres of izmtl to Louis S. AFFAIR '
'l‘.; .ug: (“ Suillh .\‘orwalk. ‘ ‘ I" ' 2.;
31.1. .\‘m l‘.l F. lion. who ”Vt“; with C‘Eak‘am‘d "1"” ’“&W
lw: 'l“‘.l;!‘:l.=1', .\lrrz. Ruiph Vcrlin. at i"-
R‘nizivt «ix-wt. left today for :1 month's
ut Winthrop Reach. Boston
Muss. win-2'3 sh» will b» the Quest of
i.<):ii~: \'v"iin. formerly of this city.
A: the uwvting of Norwalk Lodge.
\‘z- Tl‘tz. ileum-“10m and Protective 0r-
«lcr m Elisa last evening, several can
mimic: ware initiated. Exalted Ruler
.ivim W. Bouatdus was reported as
uncanny mtg ur .utmu 9m in "1 Sugar;
l’itms Wl‘i'v made) for the annual con-
wutinu m‘ the» Elks at Atlantic City.
nun month.
.rti‘lllv
ARRESTED
IN FAMILY FIGHT
\\'illi:nn limm‘iu of ill (‘hurch sircnt.
South Norw'u‘k near Taylor avenue wac
arrested by Srrgvant Bryan H. Silk on
u warren: charging him with arc'mll
u-iinut \‘ictur .\likoiu, .\lw. .\likoia :md
illi‘l. a‘l (ll lhv
vumpinim lllll iv {Minwlni' :1
H .» iniul mm‘l
Sumirv, \‘u'lle'fl. (hunch linm‘iuii .\iiknlzl
f'i-un :uul ‘mut him .ao-vuivix: Hit .\h‘s.
.\liimla who la Ma and immlicd
the hub)“ so humbly as to mnklx a hill
shoulder, trench 1.9.5
“cloth for ll‘fllll‘llill'l
"BAD ACTOR"
:‘u-ir 131:}:- mtnvu'idrls“
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V.‘ a ‘4
.” humus hf lllv
5_.~.!l‘i'
bmiio on her-
in tru'll-lv
:l mun with .1 bcer
:I :0 and W:l~' «immzrtnrizlnl by Summit:
Silk who also tumlc the almost in that
raw as u “Had .\e‘lnr.”
Judge ("nu-Eco l'o'mmi the man chilly
u srnivncc of in x‘.:1\=
oi nun dollar nul
lit‘b‘l‘.
but! is "‘me \ ("i-'1;
umi imposed
in mi lillll 2!
(outs bu’ s'tx;t\t'nll-‘li the jail “mourn
Grouch moYt‘ away
bvfm‘n
"inc
on condition that
from liwir prnwm rlwitlnnu
July 1st. \\"u‘Lh he p!‘0n‘.i<~-d In do and
:nunumin: In
mm lile‘ l'inw and. («is
is. Brown says he was an expert
swimmer,
Young Langdon was a frequent vis-
BENJAMIN HERSHFIE Ll). Proprietor l
nor to thif- city when his father or. n-
ed the fmnouzz Lnnzdon island prop-
orty.
HIGH SCHOOL
COMME. ’CFMEN‘T
‘ MODEL
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'i‘lw seléiguons by the lllch’school’
urrbemra. and the songs by the grad
uuiing class. under the
Miss .\itl‘arthy, supervisor or musir,
Wore fully up to the high standard
set by this capable inslnlclor.
Following the opening selection b)"
:he orrlwstm. and the invocation by
Rev. .\. E. Beebe. of the Norwaik
Methodist church. Frederick P. Lon,L
. joy. in an earnest Iitllc speech. made‘
the prazvntaion of the gift of the class
10 the High school. an exceptionally"
line \‘ictroln, which was received by.
Harry “'. Blake. master of the Senior
High school. in his usual happy way.
Following a song by the High
-. school. came the address or the even-
ing: by H. H. Cortright, assistant su-
perintendent or schools. in Bridge-
port. which was aptly untitled “The
High School Graduates' Mandatory."
-.\ir. (‘nrirlght had evidently made a
(tuneful study of his subject. which
dealt with the work of the students
and the really small percentage that
.curvh'ed the fourteen yum! of stud)"
from lin- primary mud:- In graduation
from the High school. tho pvt-contact:-
bring but one in ninvmen. His entire
address was listened to with rapt al.-
H‘nlihn and loudly applaudrd.
The pr‘eszenlation of the clues of
1.919, by Mr. lllukc. l'ollou'c-d in a shorl
spot-ch. and was answered by George-
\'. lucha:m‘n,, superintendent of
H'hlmis. in h's vha'mctomtir earnest-
ness of nunnir. and which be foilmv
ed by lhv prrsvntation oi diplomas to
the filtf—four graduates. The i‘gcep»
lion. by each graduate: being greeted
by u hearty round of appliance i‘romi
:lw autdicncv. which was 0th- (5! the
happiest incidents of m,- evening.
Anoihrr sclcctiun by the mchvstm.
Hui ilw pronouncing; of the bencdici
tion by Rm; Ernest Mclirezor. m" the
First Conzrvézatinnnl church. closed
(lid) t‘xl-rciws. V
’l‘lw il-iio\\in: is the complete pro
- :i’illll:
. Hurry .l_ Ridl't‘. chairman of the Board
v. Hdlll‘EUlHH. pnsidingz.
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“The“RfiEL Surprise” ‘
; You will-find it not only in the deliciousiv
cooked dishes but m the actual pleasure (it
cooking them on the New Perfection Oil
Cook brave.
For the New Perfection gives all the comfort
of gas—keeps your kitchen cool even in the
hottest weather and clean the year round. No
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FEAR NOT THE LIGHT
'i‘u1n it on full l..’.l~'
Minimum. 'l‘fw» up,
n?» its bvziu‘“ :.- ‘ ’
(“my qualil; ‘13:; .2; T'. ..<
our: ran stand 1‘ . ' . :.;
aztlfir‘iai lipid in - ' "i.“
furniture is I;.u"'- - 'i .l int.
[taut it to yuutN’
ANGEVINE FURNITURE
kindling. no ashes.
‘ Its- 136x12 BIuBChirh'ncy makes. the clean in-
tense heat—prevents smoke, odor or soot. You
regulate the flame like gas—on when you want
it, off when you’ve finished.
O
The New Perfection Hot Water Heater gives
plenty of hot water for kitchen, laundry and
bath. See your dealer. Today. «-
g . STANDfiRD OIL COMPANY OF NEW YORK
NEW PERFE Tl ON
011. .CO ASTOVES
Also Puritan COO’k Stoves -—
thc best .5710” Chimney stove. 4
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BUY YOUR
Mitchell 040
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Beiore July lsl
and Save $160
(7‘40 .79
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The Price Now Is 5147
F. 0. 8. Factory
and we can make immediate delivery.
A limited number oi cars
After luiy'lsi the Price Will Be
$1575 F. O. 8. Factory
ii you arexthlnking oi buying a car, buy
now,_and you can get no better value
than in a Mitchell.
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
unison Street 3°“ “WW“
5130‘" l (Faust! (qunlxi-w'l‘he “:2“. School! |
(itciir'atru , f l.
. . 13*. .. 19"‘43'99-5 - - u. ’ , lmocntinn 'l‘lm ilm-errml A. 84 'l
._ J. 1. -..»‘ ‘ Beebe. 4 2 ~
GR Presentation of (lift from (‘lass of, "
ADUATIO 1311i»Frl'iiui‘ick F. Luvojuy. class: i
{art‘fiitll‘llh . E
GIFTS llccvptinn 0. Gift” ‘Zarry \‘x'. Blake.‘ 1
Muster Svnim' llizh Scirnl. ',
lavalicrs, Neck Chains. Brooches, Soup-"Momma: invitation." Vcaziw — ”f
Eardrops. Lockets, szy Pins, Ro- Th“ (lraduuiuz Class. ; ,
saries. Brace’ets. Lad-es‘ Guard Add]'(‘sfi~—“Th9 High School (‘vmdu—
Chains, Hearts, Crosses, Rings. zltes‘ Mandatm‘y"~-E. E. (‘Ol‘ll‘lghL7 ?
Bracelet Watches, Etc. Arm. Superintendent of Schools. ‘
Bridgeport. s l '
‘V£EBING GlFTS' S‘ontb—“Out of 'he Harbor." Targett—
‘ 0 g The Graduatingfllnss. a
Cuff Butlers, Stickpins, Tag Claspg' Presentation of Class of 1919 —Harry ‘
Fobs, Vest Chains, Charms. Cigar. . “1 Blake. Master. 1 l
ette Cases, Cigar Cutters. Pocket ’ Presentation of Diplomas—George V.
Knives. Stone and Signet Rings, It
Watches. Clocks, 'Alarm Clocks, ' " **~ _..-. ——~-—-~-~ ~-~—— —~ - __-_ ---- .- ._.-.__..-. .- _.-.-
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SOUTH NORWALK 3 ' ,.
, f, . . July 7 to August 22
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BICYCLE By entering the Summer Session-you will complete your course two monthsurlisr than i
. you would otherwise do. '
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SPECI A I knowledge of Bookkeeping, Shorthsnd end Wand General one. Work required?
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