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ATHLETIC if conditions are as reported in the-
” 311st AND DRAWERS “9,223 $31111 (2.1.1.1111, 2__um.e.1 ,l , .1 Store Closes Daily at 5; Saturdays at 9; Opens at 8: 30 A. M. _
.75 States DistrictyA/ttorncy John. 1". (‘ros-' 'Z N E I I S '
Per Garment biy ha? nothing he]: on itdhe proihiibi‘ttlon f . ‘ :_~ ,
. .3 tua on to ay. e sat at 111 ’ a or“ Cl d S n t d
BELTS. BATHING surrs, ;33;"$3,};gradflnythggeggdgzgggi : LE "' 1 ever refises ma €03 resses ‘
,l PALM BEACH SUITS . ,whether or not the test case (it is prac-g KLOEK-MOTT

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1:,c«ll?rs shor rlill'fl hrv‘mrcrm; 5176-! today after yeyprday‘s bt‘ici‘ “Sine N. Y,. frnj()'ving' ‘hp begun“; of lhall in C01 TS 0 g d)‘ g be “’Orn Separately with 0116’s “vhf [e gabal‘dine Skit _
(.2 \lllues tn‘wzlrm w~atlit 1' footwear: 3111;113:321: hilt/it'dof’tllc‘city's six 'h')ll$~ ' delightful plucc llelorc returningi g 0 ‘ “3‘6 the loose Cfi'eethC Nl'lnd'llln COdl'
' ii:- “Fourth." \lm slwlul ll'it-cs on. 5.. 5 ‘ L 3' [19? (“Ill Lyn-“.- . , . . . . ’ ' 1 ' ' .
1m 11.1.1.1». ’ ‘ l“ ‘ 1111111 112111 “-1110... oraay 31.1.11. (1;... 1101119. ""5 “a“ d ”0“"190‘1-‘3 “WP! Dark vorlc, very much in fasnlon, has one of the - ‘ '
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-. 1""! “”"KS “"‘1‘0 Mm» made the outing a memorable onttl ~ " Second floor. , 7- . ,.- -,

l. ,2 Ligl';;l'\ilkl~'l;)l t r11 :l'n'n toH_\lt*.tart;i ; G! D N Those who comp ;~:1 .3 the patty werel¥
”it: ilortal .iac one-.1 ll!‘ art‘orl. " " ,~ - . - .\ Q _ . . . .
.21» flinch-maid was f rmcr‘lv Miss ()R“:"LI$ I‘IlriS‘limflél ”Ti-\ili‘lHrt ‘titrfl 1"“: 1111:. VIOIIC 1“ 7056 or blue or tan or copennagen has a‘gur' C‘ tt
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aura Vatichn of 51111111 Norwalk. GAZETTI‘ BL IL. “X -911 “1., J r mug,” 111111 “1-. J 3 face covered wrth efiectlvc large figures—and its deep tunic _ noose pre y
_ ~—— DEEDS PASS(ED ,,,.,,,,,,.,._ ‘ l is edged in solid color. Pretty white frill is used at collar . o
1. ‘1: lltl'fl 'Lllrf 21? Ark Hall,l ' ‘ ' r . . ‘7 2
..dn_ 1.11""3' \‘l (in! (~ '1- -. 1 mp. l (Continual ”11 Page Three) i And \ESlCC and Cllfis' 9 Olle walSt---$ .
:“:"“"‘ ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ '“77‘ mm ‘ __ ' l". T_ l-Igginson. former-h of Nolwalk l . . . . ‘ ' '
3““ ‘ thorough rcnovatinn of each of tlwm~ and now of Newark. N. .l.. 13 silvm‘i “‘3 E‘Ch 0f extra “lent—$10 Here 15 a p‘a'n hne'tcxulre \‘01le made‘ With. a

“'“'“'“j‘.' ”TS‘N‘“ “l"‘j‘mg ”1 "‘1” ”If two llill‘el‘ floors into inn-lodatc here. Mr. llzzinson used to keep a. . . ,.
.114: lwoplc s 5.00th or St. Peters offitircs. I 1 print store in \ortlt \lain <lr(’Pl near-E ~ Here IS another With ”it”. square neck—and _
> . =11 --l ‘i‘l b -‘d Ti .1} ‘. 1 any 11‘ l w ‘rmmeo- 2.1’2V'l 1' .. l ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' . ‘ 4 ~ ' ' ‘ ' ‘ 7 ~ ~ ‘ '

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. ‘ - ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' stands was built in two scctions. The lht’ paint ”ll-””953 in Newark. "9 is! ose new defy-

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1.-i> mwn have rcctivcd word scl'virc. had mark‘ the Nor-Wall (‘-1.‘ . . “. D . . E le S“? eaters
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hm 1, _\~ mm Dem“. vmpn. zcttc 0110 of the leading and most M“ 3““ “ F'“ ““_k \‘ q ’ ; r1 0 Or plain VOIIC wrtlt till} tucks forming open plaid»,
. t l .. J h “ h brightly cditcd papers. not only in the 4 Tcrl'acc “3“" and ML “1d ‘hb‘ F'.‘
1‘ 1a lv~ and 0 n atkins w o _. . . ' , ‘ _ front.
state. 11111 111 Mw England. Mara DeKll'n and so" 0’ ‘03 Mal“ How eager the young talks are for them!

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\K‘AS‘HINGTON. July .‘J.—-Attornc~y
General Palmer today ordtred an in-
vestigation of liquor selling at Atlantic
City arid immediate fv-deral prosecution

1ticaly certain tllcrc will be oncl would
.start with a warrant or on information.
As near as can he learncd the go:"rt
has not ytt been dccldcd quppn. Over at
least one Hartford bar .75 bz-cr “us
. bring sold today and the place catered
.to a steady rush. There were seven
,cascs of drtlnhcnncs s in police (0 1r.

' today but all thc offenders declared the

l liquor consumed by thcm “as purtitas-v

. cratitc

l A WP“ known wholesale

1in this city. the name of

been world-ids). aunt: lztced

it would probably export

1 stock which it has on hand.
CHICAGO. July 2.«—Chicagll’.~

liquor fit in
which has
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Thin will follow the making ovcr of

first. built by tho kit? A. Homcr By-

Thc original building included that.
portion on the street line now occu-
pied by tho ("entral Trust. (‘0.. the

'castcrn entrance to tho Tristram &

“, .. conll dance of the season will . , . - ‘ - ' ' " _ "
t1 11m \‘orwalk Yacht (‘luh to- .113: b,‘,‘,',‘,‘,lli"';'933‘” ‘1‘“; ':;’:"‘fi°f"h_€ Ga‘ Dr. and Mrs. 01110 Barrholow. l.ieut.. Fme vam, knllted WIth excellent Stitch, and hOW ef— beauty, Tis V neck with tucked front; as refreshing '
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“crow ,,.,,.,m._,' with music bv the 1m,“ its 1“,“. homo bore ”"3 date 0' and Mrs. litlsdon Bartholow of Mount fCLiH'C flOWEl’.

lljt‘lll .4111. This will be of DOD-

.-n.l other variety. and will be
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The new float of the Noruztlk Yacht
:13411‘ ll tumplctc'd by \Villinm
and will be taken to the station
:‘rkory Bluff. tomorrow afternoon
on the Fourth of July

 

Austin can sell you tire.c til Broad-

llyzltt stoic. and thc Olscn shoe store

t‘fllil lst.1860.

its blirk walls “'Pl'f‘ unusually thick
and sturdy.
on the nest. which

led ht fore the “:11 timt act. bec amt; op-

. street,

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tod: v that?

‘ automobile, Monday.

after long and stt‘cntlousl

. and iron doors: led to an'
V. outside stair'wa)

' led to tbecstrect When the old wood-‘

cn (‘hiéhéstcr building. which stood:

ncxt m it on the Wcst burned about
.1865. it Was these sturdy walls and
iron doors that saved the Gazette
building. ‘

Mr. Dyington immcdiatcly bought
the adjoining property and built the
second section, as it stands today. put-

ring in improved printing machinery' of her relatives in New york

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NORW LAK f’;
'SOCIEI l i‘

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Aliqs.’ try Mott and John Kloek
both of South Norwalk. w-re married
Saturday afternoon at the parsonage
of the First Congregational church of
Norwaik, by Rev. Ernest. F. McCrcgor.
The bride Willi attended by her sister.
They are well known here and will
reside in the second district. The
congratulations of many friends are
being preferred.

 

A party of ladies tom this city went.
on an rxcnpliulralfy pimtsrtnt trip by
They made an

 

a few days in Norwalk visiting tricndsi

\t"_\' well-known hcrc. :

have gone to the DeKlyn sum-l
mer home at Roton Point for the sum-‘
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2Vernon, N. Y.. and Dr. Bartholow's,
mo or were week-end gumts of Mrs."I
William Nils-don of Elizabeth street. 1

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Miss Rose Marina of 18

street in spending the week
home of her sister in Brooklyn, .\'.

 

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Miss Lillian Tortorella of Ely avenue.i

returned to her home yesterday. af-.

ter- spending three days at the home

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Entrances on Main St. Fairficid Ave.. Cannon St. . ' , 7

SUMMER HOURS.

3m Can.
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at $10.

Little group of dresses that will bring their beauty and
coolness to the content of many a wise woman during the
Summer months.

F fact: just in time to give their first son 1L6 upon the
our‘

Of such strength and quality that this service will be
long-continued.

Zephyr in pretty small open checks is made with

log almost like odd and big pockets. Graceful round neck.

Second floor.

With their striking ripple skirt and their big bell

{sleeves—they are distinctly new.

Practically all the bright andliked Colors of Summer.

$8

Second floor.

% .‘ T111111 White
' skirts at $3.

with

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and

most-delightful and effective eyelet or dot embroidery}

to make harmony complete and effect pleasing.

neck and sweet trimming of Val lace.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

for young folks.
Charming—because they havenll the air of a
coat; and yet are casily-slipped-on dresses. :
Coat is of green or fan or blue—and finished wifi

Skirt is of white; and there is enough while upon
And there area few in the same sttle that are .

delightful rose color!
Ramic linen true coat dresses; so made that co

in contrast :—dottcd voile with tucks across fron I

And a IOUlld- neck style with little yoke of cmbr .
trimming of pretty lace.

Y cs; there is one orgaltdy of special

 

simplicity

And this is but a glimpse at the gathering:—

Eecond floor.

Needfuls to
complete attire.

tasteful furnishings,

 

For woman who enjoys

:3: prices. Phone 1959. on the second floor and completing the 1 1 ~»

lupper story an a new home for St.l
’lohnsLodge No 6 F &A “a whichl \V. ll. Hubbell. of Lincoln avenue.
was fitted up in splendid style for that; 'ha‘ "‘“med from an enjoyable two

period, and dedicated, in due form. by weeks’ \acation. He will resume his

gathering.

Handsome silk gloves of special quality, while of
or black or mastic ,.—--—$1 15

 

 
 
 

Newly-come Summer skirts of splendid white gabar-

 

'2' 1n. Hoot-z» Pratt Ingersoll of Ridgc- ,dine.

:wld will give, next. Thursdav. a recen-

t 4n to the Siamese Minister to the!
finite-d Suites. Kearney‘s Band, whith
will furnish the music. has re-
rcaning the Siamese national anthem
Sanras'oen Barami." The music. was
rublished in Bangkok by Peter Felt.

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——'We are in a. position to rent a num-
‘tc-r cf typewriters. Donnelly's, 10 South

.‘i'a‘

1; street.

'and some of Norwalk' 9 most

 

E'nxc-kinghazn \V. R. C. Will hold its

, . :tzlar meeting in their rooms on Main
41.4.1, Flrst District ton. 01 row atZ

f _ A truce attendanca is desired

. . an" .1 v. ill be no other meeting until

and Ira. 0. Gregory." ness. g .
1.. tan-t w .t in August. Plan; for the: Norwalk‘s first photograph gallery: This man is an lmpoctori 112-36 does l. n . On 0 r Excellent stockings of fiber Silk, lislc sole and
> .. 1 punt-.3 will be discusse . was located in the rear, by ‘Whitney& not represent the interna eve-line a 0 ease ' __
__._. Bcckwith, and later conducted by the Department. and anyone visited by , White or mad" 50C and 75C
. .J .n winced r"use of Bernidino law F. 1‘. Whitney alone. and later by him should immediately cause his ar- Main floor, rcar. L, '

.;‘-“.o of \Vc-stport avenue, whose
.1 “file children were committed to
t‘unty Home some» time ago be-
‘l1ey were not. properly clothed
;' fut came up in the uptown court
:‘orning. Frabrlzio, through his
objected because his children

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is:

- ' . - first :«scertaining the to settle into posrtron of real comfort. No fear D D b k 21 st d 1 a stor l
2 ‘ t t th. St. Francts home a ,. on? ‘ ‘.“‘°“‘ - .. . . . . angerous ays—a 00 u 313'
v. $311132; .11... it was not a. $3331 “£33"; big??? N535? “1“ cm” hammock ““11 "51!? fme under": 1* ‘5 “"335 By Mary Roberts Rinchart—and worthy of the
-»nient for him ,0 see them. An Mr. and Mrs. James. of Lincoln ave- panment thCTC; StfiUDCh and stable and anltmg. whose bOOkS are eagerly 3W aitcd and cnjoyably

.Lr-nt of some interest was the exhi-

on "r" his b nk b k i cont show- . . .
- 1.:- e a: ,adZZd nsome $75 to _ _ _ ___ N "A,” 1138- dSOft anal??? brings comfort. AdJUStable Springs Hidden Valley—by Muriel Him—$1.75
Fe '~: 1) t not contributing gjve esn-e 13051 1011. .
.11 ,.-.rd: m:a:upport of 11:1(hi1- Special ha ocks with a comfortable cotton-top mat. Nurse Benson—by Justin McCarthy—$1.50
‘ J -"':: d s‘ t 9 "II" . g _ . .
E 3. 5?: $3031.01 Q tress and staunch wind-shield, hung by chains, of full size, {The Life Of the Party 1m“ CObb"6OC' , » ‘

 

".2115 caugh daily. Can be bad at
Trades Oyster Co.

3 WAS A GOOD FBIEND—
,UT A POOR EXECUTOR"

This comment is common
cough. Settling an estate calls
or more than good intentions.
rincipally it calls for Know-
g How.

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empathic: in handling ,
prings from long, Wu.
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meg-rent success .of'l‘rnst ‘1

the Grand Lodge. Dcccmbcr

27th, lduties on the 5th.

1867, the cocasion lacing one still re-‘

Alla

Imwr‘imb92'fl“ ‘9,“ *he We] mmm

St. John's , as one of the most notable AN IMPOSTER IS

it remain l

in the history of the lodge

ed as tit: home until 1886. whcn it built :

the present Masonic Temple, at 59

‘ “all street.

The second floor of the older 1101- James J. “'alsh. calls attention of all

lion of tho building was converted

 

COLLECTING TAXES

Collector of Internal Revenue

 

taxpayers to the fact that a person.

11110 offices 1‘ hen the printing machin- 1 representing himself as an agent of l

my “as moved into the new portion.

and successful
.10st11 \V.
but}
usa. John S Scymour, Frank W. Per-

attorneys,

John J. “’alsh James T_ Hubbpn ' ing a special tax. which he claims will

Elward J. Quinlan Jesse T. Dunbar

l‘:.1:.l .4 it). lleadman, and is still used
in" 1! --.‘ pm posc by James B. Gregory.

 

 

Joseph Miller, 1’. S. 1&1, son of Harry
W. Miller, 45 Main street, who has
bcen enjoying a ten days’ furlough at
his home hero, rcturncd to his duties
aboard the U. S. S. Pennsylvania to~

 

nuc, are entertaining their parents 0"-
er the Fourth

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. - ——Try a Sentinel Want. Ad.

,:119 internal Revenue Department isi
noted calling upon retail liquor dealers and;
including' 'proprietors of pool-rooms and causing:
\‘i'ilson Charles P. “bod-6' them to surrender their special tax
T Bcldcn Httributt, Albert Rel-i stamp issued by the Government At

the same time this person is collect-E

enable proprietors to continue in busi-

rest. and notify the office of the Col—
lcctor of internal Bevenuc, Hartford,
Conn.

Every deputy collector, representing
the intcrnal Revenue Service, carries
a commission, certified by the collect-
or and bearing his seal. Taxpayers
are cautioned to surrender no tax
stamps. nor to pay any money to any-

 

 

 

 

 

 

Equally fit for wear tit home or on vacation, to busi-

110291 to outing. 7

Made with effective patch or fancy pockets, with taste-
in! belt, and with Shirred back.

fit excellently. Hang with real grace.

0f much service—for gabardine is so staunch and
good of weave that ’twill launder again and again. §3

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1‘ There’s rest

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Second floor.

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‘ in couch hammock.

With swinging refrcshment of hammock, there is com-
Ibilled the ease and rcstfulness of an upholstered couch.

One great advantage over hammock of oldotime type:
'tls easiy;

Practical windshield keeps strong brcezes from annoy-

$8. 50

Heavy duck hammocks' in green or khaki color, restful
mattress with cotton top and bottom, hung by chains,—

$12.50
Splendid hammocks with mattress resting 13:11
strong ease-giving springs carried :11 a tubular frame. t-
iress itself is reversible and has a roll edge- Spring frame rs
mhud-rwttypeand adfustableto fourhcightsfor" .11”.
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critical and fashion-wise women ,purc white,
length, double-tip fingers, ——$l. 50 to $3

net—$25

cordovan or white or black ,—$
—31. 50 .

thousands!

effect of platinum set with diamonds!

finish v:
in: into

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Long isllk gloves smiled upon with approval 1 L
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’Kerchiefs of white with pretty colored figur!

Dainty linen ’kerchiefs, while corner figurc,--

Rain-or-shinc parasols of handsome colored si
handles and novel,—$5

Fine stockings of silk with equally-fine top
" “R special ones in‘

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. Dangerous Days
has arrived.

 
 
 
 
 

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Brilliant new
jeweled pins.

Bar pins of graceful new shape—and with 111

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Foundation is a composition of metals which
like platinum-4nd which is capable of
vet and intricate: Must

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