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in Danbury.
The funeral of Colonel Christian
Qnién, Whose death occurred ‘at,
medio'me for Soldiers at Norotpn
all Saturday morning. was held at the
Hethodi‘st Episcopal church in Darien.
Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock.
Theedifice was tilled with lrandlI. and
rel-omen of the deceased, who during
groupie was one or the. best known.
iséiilfl-Danbury. There were delega-
tions present from Moore-“mite post,
,6? A. 8., and ,Crnsader commandery.
Knights Templars. and other Masonic
”diets with which he was affiliated. A
number of the city and town officials
{Vt-re also present.
We services at. the church were
conducted by the Rev. William H.
Kidd. D. D; and William C. Hiltono!
Hartford, the department.chaplain of
{he G. A. R. The services were
-' edvh'y Chaplain Hilton. who after;
ed? player A brief eulogy was then
E‘Yfi H. H. & E. m TABLE
Corrected to June 8, 1919
”UT” NORWALK TO NEW YORK
g A. bin-4:182. 5:42x. 5:492, 6.08.
3157:. 7:11x.7:54x.8:16x. 8:19x. 8:59x,
":241, 9:39. 10:33x, 102521
P. lit—112203; 12:52 (Stamford
only), 12'09x. 1:38x, 3:17x, 4232!.
5:273, 5:46, 6:001, 6:06x, 6:26x. 6:47
7:02;, 8:06x, 101071
Sundays .
, A“. l.—.~1:18. 5311:, 5:491. 8:59.‘
, 3:491. 10:33:. 12:03:. ,
P, M.-—1'.091. 22-14:. 3:12x, 4:22x.
.jfi, 6.:06x. 7202:. 7:12. 7:451, 7:57x,
3:10:071, 10:40, 12:34x. .
,YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
Kim—12:10:. 4:101. 5:30. 6:34,
1:003. 8:511. 9:151. 9:451. 10:50x.
P.;LI.-—12:03x. 12:45 (Fridays and
-Wys only). 1:09x, 1:352 (Satur-
' , only). 22151.3:57, 3:301, 3:53,
:(:23, 5:131, 5:29; 6:00x, 6:03,
”89!, 8:10i, 11:15x.
' Sunday:
A. ill—12:10:. 6:00. 8:001, :OOx,
-' M.,10:.031. 10:503.
:35x.
.2 [Mr—1231". 1:”31, 1:543,
210:.
:62. 3:25. GNU-fix. 7:05. 72302:,
”91001. liltl'wf‘vx. llzle.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A. M.—~12:26x. 1:201. 5240:. 6:07.
7:15.9119x, 10:22, 10:53: (Bridgeport),
11:58:. ‘*
P. lit—1:20, 3:272, 4:28. 5:19, 6:211.
0:51. 7:0“, 24:09:, 8:40x, 9:25x.
Sundays.
8
A. M.~12:26x. 1:20; 7:43, 9:191, '
10:19. 11:12:. 11:58:.
_ PP: P.ir.—2:101, 3205!, 4:42x, 6:48.
0:333. 7208:. 8:28x, 8:40x, 9225:, 10:18,
11:16 (Bridgeport). .
(“W'HAVEN TO SOUTH NORWALK
~ 7t‘~',m.—12:10x, (except
. 6:11, 9:182.
jeans-12:19:, 4:42;. 4:53x,
Mgkvflx, 11:09.: 1
I! ”55:18:, 6:111, 7:051, 9:181‘9: .
WuouwsuK-ro mumv
.ii‘:»':f-~ v I %»2.~J%
Arm“!- '~:u-V:”mr . _,.
. ample tou'ard which the youth ofthe:
.> > _‘ ‘ ‘7;
fiery-rlruart¢89e*r’
-_. ~-a-—
i
I y, "g c ,1 I" ’ . a
. TOKIO. Inn.” (WM'M
on ‘ , ‘. q—m M
>09!
, la a considerable element mooted by; ‘
~ Clearance Of Summer Dresses
c-mm.mnmsuxawmmwwbhxgg ”"W- ..
mflflm m ' ”we W y ' ‘k ‘ '0 ' ' . . v
Eggegmfl» led can: no. tunic?!“ m “ not." of m . 2 “T -- {The all!!! collectlonpf Somme. DWSSES.
seventeen tom mm “an die- ‘hg how tunnel-lieu ha' The 'fl {mm mm models m Vorle, Chlmz, Tm“
Mm! Nb: "m the m a-
istshmwhroisuodeubt. Ethics»! ,2. at
under; so in. but it only smoulden, r
readytobreak Moscow. "If 90—}
culls. amt w raise its;
head. then it will try to do so tilidily.
:ighthémltismeflQIflun-
y."
trici,reportedthat inthisoecuonfl . , l - (3.. A ‘
per cm; of the emu-wore mat .aud other fine wad: fabnes, n cxdu-.u m“u€‘.:,
17 starting. To relieve.” sum.
arrangements
is placed unreservedly 'at clearance. ..:
9/
l I ‘
_. - ’ Were $16.50 and $17-50 now $1 250
,Wcrckzo ‘ “0"" $l 5.00
hue been node ion- the
public kitchens
_ The Ameri-
can an supervising their ope-duo-
and the distribution of food supplies
wr—c—mtmvo-«u ..«-o--—...-. .
council. The queen-ends inmedi- ' ' ’f“ = _ ~
.‘The children " I ‘uulersiud and at. and elective improve-I'm of lir‘ 2 ‘VCTC $25.00 and £27.50 now $20 00
backward" writes mu Hoyt. "both “rendition-injure with the nugges-_ ‘ - .
physically and mentally. "they show- “Il- d the 1m of Nations. poiiti- _ One (\th ‘7 -§._;,
ed signs or tuberculosis. rickets um «I “deducting-l return: the elimi- , sider that u" _H .. ;
am We mt (hm school, “$011 at bummmethoda and a ; ll\.\ I \ ..
m .m “Mfg“ m flow true I‘m d the 1"“. M‘ _‘ ‘ em markilt I; ~5-
mm have but! no b this 41¢!- ,' t that 7;; _ q
morning? in n class of lg, 19 little 2—- . . : lOHS. hu- . W.
1‘3““ '9‘" “X‘- “l‘ “‘3 ”Pk“ °r moo Cm, July tin—m floral-1 ducllons 1er mpg.
the situation throughout the district. do de Mexico in the course or a ”0-. tant. ll 1“ l:.-.‘ u)
“Nettles. a weed. form the prim-3,9,, mu,“ seem conditions a the' - . .4 ‘.
pal item of diet in the pmrer homes. “Pit“. state-s ll :I there He ”0' - . O h t a l ll lll.='. . S.
and only one town "WWW! any more than 2,000 m in me any. . The numerous stnkcs have start" 5. ‘f':
potatoes. W'e entered many houseslflm up an
unexpectedly. in order to obtain a true ere, 3:": 0:31;?“ myngge-e
ides of conditions. ' . -
"Among the school children. rickeh
—-sortcntng or the bones. due to lack
of ins—prevails universally. Chi]
dren of ten or twelve are the size or a”
looms. Strikes havealso stopped 11:. .5
duclions in the shops where dlt“\t.‘ ..:
made.
scum Wat‘Adet-ewmnen.
CHOOSE, NOW, THE .
[normal six»yea.r'old. Their faces are ‘ .
‘ figfi’gflgg‘flnm' “9*. “""F’me 5"“ tEETI-I YOU WANT; Sm-StyhomSodch Gingham ‘
monorail MAM‘ " '*° Wm William import-m flfgd this ,qgality Gingham -..
”1‘ ~ - ~ , ‘ ' mu new . 2m; . ' wor 1.00 a y ..
GIFTTOMLSEUM __‘,__,__ . i . H ’
'" Your dentist can met: a amt-ed: ‘ These are the very neat 5“}pr :
., .1.Q:~'vo)_l. July, regulazgn by J.
1‘. Morgan. of New York. to the-Vict-
chcclts and plaids which women < i . v
taste like to wear. The lincs‘ are 52111;: .
plain, and there is little ornamcnxr .
sides a fine collar of organdie
pearl buttons of high grade.
Were 515.00 to $20.00, “0‘5 10.50
was it so: have not neg-cud it too.
.. - . Judd-need! ‘ ,
~or'ln and Albert~ Macon: of'llie col- I“ 8°.“ Wiresyeu'.
lection of stained slur. “lat-occur Ct Inst- '
pied are windows of one of the corrl-l But to wen-m '19?“ is more
:2: cursed widespread “oedema,“ than ,0 repair the Moth. ;
The collection ls of peculiar mum! V0“ 3“? 'W’“?‘_ ‘3’?” a“ ‘9';
est to students and designers. The .08! and Vi“ if" 3‘0““ In SD“? 0' $50:
constant use of ordinary denulflcosu
earliest items of the gills are four
small "“9" °‘ French 5“” °f the This is because rbm mercuric" be
tween your teeth find under the thin
latter part or the 13th century. 'rw
edges of tir- zntns which rcmfln un-
.2”
i mpar.
given ,by Dr. Kidd, who said in part:
"Today wc‘mourn the loss of (‘olo
nel Christian Quien. Our church has
lost a valuable member. the communi-
ty in which he resided has lost a man.
Suits of Genuine Silk Pongee
Very desirable models and will be in demand during the nail lwu ... .‘
imonths. These are in Tuxedo style. .
for
P
$37.50“
Navy flue Sage Suit:
Several models which were $50.00 and $55.00
_at $3750 clearance.
-¢
flecond fil ~.
Royal. Society
Embroidery Goods .
. Necklaces
\‘Ve miss himfindee speak at him in
of these represent scenes from‘ the
touched even after u rigormw brush?
”S . 9‘ (‘1 l. ‘ h . l f
o w gather today in m r~ ou-Ie; the Feeding ofthe Five '1‘ d.’
. istomflcfifi oaks. Th new-
g Swiss origin. and providesi material ’ i" h '
and admired. Not because his tine-gel lc period Ind during the Wanne- :11! we would die. Although lum-w;
where men are. needed. A! a boy he i
l
'another year the newsman oi the:
wholesome fellowship, wonderful com-; an. 0:“..qu prominent 11.3“, i, m- thus assist. your dentist to meant
for a. bath and for a feast celebrating ;
a day with Mex k R Calm we“! ”1'“: to won with «name: dresses
terms or mm. It is the some wrtn
all ol‘ us so far as the great finality ls "Tempuuon in the wgmflms‘" no
concern: d. ’ sublects ot the other panels. evident
ly contemporary. ure~the "Miracle of in. ,
to witness the last rites over a manf and a scene tron the lite oi’ St. Niche Msdngs‘ot will have discover-
whose-memory is so trash and {mg-l 133‘ .. " _ ‘ ‘ ed “@3033 but “y '3 lore-vent decay”
rant.- But u memory constitutes ul Th9 r081 is entirely of German dud ‘ ' ‘
great deal Wg‘tflue who loved .and {or study,“ u” d, I -, he ‘ewhp. day dencimumtain not mm
respected him. .mpmn of art. particularly ‘iirthe Rhine ture'i rename. llfvglv‘im anhd pur-
He was a man honored. rrspectedl Valley, towards the close at the Gotn- flying-gnu. Without the oxygen in the
was of the noble kind, but because: - {inc to the teeth. oxygen runes mm!
from What he had and from What hezMEXICAN HOLIDAY ,‘nle oxygen is m in the mouth and:
sprang he became a. man in a worldl SPIRIT LACKING [permeates into every crevice between hi
the teeth. quietly gushing the dancer!
learned what it was to make a snort-l MEXICO CITY, July 18.—-With SL'out decay-germs into bulimic”.
fice and .20 it was throughout his lite.’ John’s Day come and gone min for: Choose today whether you will use?
"From him sprang good citizenship,i capital are Wm”, in all“; why .\ch & R Oslo: tad Prevent deed? IN;
radeship, business honor, holy infill-C Ins; in anllflw- The holiday occurs your health, or whether you will use sill
once. an admirable and desirable ex-i 0: June 2‘ and was “fly/"flue“ mlflmflo: dentifrice’ and take chancel!
. t g customs of the, Mexicans as a day Twice a. w tquxr dentist and twice;
community can turn for example. I the nativity at St. John tho Bambi.
"in my capacity as a mmifi:ef‘[o.i This year, according to the nests-luv. —l\r\-lne & Flax-dwick. Norwaltrz'
' paper, there was s marked decrease
day i give you his memory.’ Yod'tn‘ew‘l'
min better than 1 and know that in,
everything which he "did he was pub;
poaetul and patriotic and the memory,
of the man will live forever and will
furnish us with an inspiration. gs
leaves a rich heritage behind him. ,
“We mourn hmJoss but we also re
joice- in his victory in life. We shall
carry his mortal remains to their not
resting place but only his mortal re-
mains. life will write his name on a
monument but. I believe that his name
is written in the Book of Time and his’
I
. - z 4 Bo. Nor-unlit.
inuthe observance of the 3hr. The Clifford Pharmncy. "
mm which "rim years did
capacity business from early dawn -
until noun Vere not busy. The boll
day spirit was lacking. in the locale.
the principal place of the city, where '
on fallacy: booths are erected tor-the
'sale or food. drinks and malted, only
a thin line of stalls marked the line
for promenaders. The doc-deuce or
the fiesta was everywhere )pparent.
f’E-i‘i‘s‘.
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WWutMvenha-mnan
motobrincthobqimm
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wags-g
; WH- M M very serviceable
quality. Dainty designs for embroidery in
pure white are stamped on material. Sufi
cnt float to complete embroidery is supplied
in each package. Infant’s size.
M Amethyst. Topaz, Am-
ber. and Feud-strung with silver 1‘.
and pendants, Oriental style. 'I I).
combine very happily with thin Sim“
ma dresses, the lighted lawns al..i
$1.00 . ginghams.
[gonna—dofiobeombroideredin blueand man’s,” W-
whilc. 2 and 3 year sins. | Jewelry 8mm.
- $1.3
r‘lwl‘l.
.\ V
; Monda'ys).;
m. 152:. 5:50, 6:50, 8:05;, 8:30,
I ““1237" 3.10:, “25' 5:16“ of the Grand Army. The active {pearl
7:55.
“12:71:. raglan, 3:102“
35.
u.
Attractive Stationery
Velvet Paper, in white, gut. «whirl.
blue and pink. The papcP’TS 50 w"
I
w..- "a.
Din-icy on... with white lawn yoke to be i-
embroidcrcd in pink. 2 ands year sizes. . l
$1.50
“ Pique Dress, with lawn guimpc to be cm-
broidered in colors. Sizes 4 and 6 years,
memory will live forcver." ‘
>Thé remains were taken to their
final" resting place in W'oosier come;
tety where the G. A. R. services were
conducted by ChaplainflI—lilton.
i_ There were many handsome floral
tributes. including pieces from the
Junior Xational Guard, Crusader Com- ‘. M
mandcry. Knights Templars. Eureka. . . 8 ye” six“ 9-” pretty that 039 need “0t g” l”
chapter, Union lodge. Soldiers’ Home - , ._ trouble Of saying ver much
in Noroton. \Voman's‘ Relief corps of “Q‘M' size, to be cmbroid~ y ‘
’the G. A. R. and the members or the eted'filmm ’ '35 do. 24 sheets,
trdethodlst Episcopal church. - 'J ‘ "-1 ‘ _ , -
I A guard of honor under the com- m i .h my we “4 24 cnvclopcs’ 50 d5.
,mand of Sergeant H. J. Rice of Com- ‘ w for m. Sizes 2 and 3 ,
Epany A, accompanied the'remains to I ‘ _ 3 " , years. . 2 ' M Hurd’s
, the ceremony where asalute woe fired. 1 ‘ ‘ . ; . ‘ , , ' ' .- . _
.1 The honorary ”Mara-.5 nu, N_' , ~—-—--'* Mr“ * . , ~ .. . says, consastlng of-m. slip, cap and Laflyctte'Bluc $1.00 to $2.00 a ball-
i-Burton Rogers, T. c. Millard. Joseph , 31.1.de afichwelnvjm . bib-W is one package, stamped‘on , ‘
case. [hm Lam, ‘enwlqw‘
B. Talon; Charles H..'Whlte, A; A.
Scottand munmACounememm-rs Ill-‘- _Ww!gflw ..; . your“; _ in white. --82e_ fined with fancy colors, pastel .1. v ,
M. Boyce. representative the sternum III,” M . ' ‘ ' ’ ” WW ' ‘ ' " . .
21,, Emma”, amen; 1),...me :3.” ; 2 r ‘ [on . H. We: Cards, :91
,Knox and Gilbert Homer represent-1" ~ " ' w . 75 (ls.
,.-, ..
1 lug Crusader oommandcry. and Car
l lain Cor-roll 11331191; representing Co. " ..
o». of the old New om. . '- .
N, f, she-wry.“ Cards :«r
’ ‘smm . mmwdslflo
1 a; I! “M birthdays, :m‘
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