no; newlyqnode America wives
no been taken care ’01 in this tern
uni-Kat comic}: thorn to con-
‘ .er "i” “ii '°i§§"w‘l?
e c e of tee ay o
Hit-movement” l. mu 10039.va
in a grove of than outside the lim- in. one M
lbere. end hove hot 3 .
twin and wed some dainty/mach girl. ,the’aoholommr this you. nu
PRESIDENT APPOINTo ”
new mnmmml m m
no any no- Foil-field Ogunty ”Minion
Séutbport, Coo Ooh and Win.
Namooot merolnnentailllptaceo «commanm tuition-l
er hen. more than twenty miles
anon thoii home: before, are met at
muorktobedoneonthemio
.«l glans Alter thio they are given
“they board the bootis chiefly occupied
In learning the English language, new»;
_mrything
in
mm hereountil eyond
man are molly so on
sexier. mm. one
gbyihe Tenneil'oioeilo Christ:
to hothe. change their,
e from then on until the 15951th
moot
lite vhile still in the only o him
one is very evident. .
' A month ago it w mow.
oeoommodouone for m 0*
be ample (or this comp. m ..
less than o month ego.
are accommodation tot: go W .
and twenty and more Who. g
in; built. The 15t hCovolry alone .
brought. fifty-one newly men-led "'94, '
'and their wives. And not that too.
SerVice at Sunni! troops. are some
through here no innit is suspected
no?
ore ”mad. I,“ g. on. as postmaster: in Connecticut were
epiek and» span dormatodonl sent to the W 'l‘hursdoy by the
Among those from Fair-
field county were Willis I. Moore of arm Blah ll been
the time over
overturn to
ree‘otved ottho olieeéittho Penna
anthem to”:
‘ end my. Mature. and on-
W crop in Connecticut and
It will
be of interest that minor
gape:
promise pod yields. whilem blne'bmioo
may...“
limo f ~
on:
vidual case.
,’
' to be.
in: TAKE PLEASURE
in making the anouncement that We have at last sucCeeded in'
‘ finding an assistant whoae work is in every respect up to the high
2* ntendord we insist. upon. -
3 > Every day new people are being told by their physicians of the
. oer-ions filments produced directly by imperfect teeth. é‘o that
none time we have not been able to accommodate all those who desib
but now we feel 'hal we can take care of an in-
‘ creased clientele without running the risk of slightinx a single indi-
ed our attention;
Morrison & LeRoy
DEALERS I! mass m TUBES
DISTRIBUTOR ron JORDAN BED wens
80L: AGENT nonwm ammo moo.
91 1.2 main 8:.
i In the past. dentistry was almost exclusively mechanical—no one
‘ went to a. dentist until drivendesperme by. pain;
. tistry is becoming more and mo re a prophylactic profession.
no are equipped to remedy the effects of past neglect or accident. by
~ scientific treatment. we especially recommend the periodical exami
.. nation of sound teeth so that ()1 9y may be kept in condition to not no
the first line of bodily defence-which is what nature intended teeth
Aside from being the best' “reinsurance possible. it is much
less expeneive to keep sound te- th perfect. than it is to repair teeLh
" Mud 6811:1808 md recreauons 01:00. Cob. \Villiam H Russell of Smith
mo hinda in the mornings. and port and Michael J. Howard of Non
with their husbands in the afternoons. ‘ wall:
and blackberries are unmade-F To-
males. cobboge and onions have also
grown well, but yields of peas were
said to be very small, due to the hot,
dry June
msasiwmos. GONE. ‘
Thief aim Grifleo Plano for ‘8‘
no. Vesta";
Mal Schwartz. of Glastonbury. .
has been saying all his lite to pet to-
geulor gnongh money. to buy a small
machmc and tools for the mutant-
ure or soap marathon 30.19.3353 the
Hortford Contact. He hon worked
mm Goon.
l
l
l
'l
l
fl
for
but modern den-
“'hile
3 i
l
' arrive this wees. but will
out tom of his own while employed
~ot the .l. B.- Willie-no & Connolly.
manufacturers of— 'eh'aving dew.-
l'lllurty year: old and active. but um
one ride and one arm paralyzed his .
puttering With tools end machinery!
has been his hobby-valiant his one
107. 3
Last oeelt the great day came.
He had collected bani-on 3100 and.
$200 and he ordered his tools. He,
bad Just enough to cover the bill, ?
which he had received and he went
to his bureau drower. where he had
plact‘d his savings. only to and that
{the savings or years. and his hope
for the. futuie. had been stolen. The
tools and machinery are expected to
have to
be sent buck. and Front: rill hove to
keep on plugging at his old job, in-
stead of working out the dreams and
plans of many years of scrimping and
economizing. .
-u
y; .
u -.
t};
.,
' Which have become impaired.
Sincerely.
. came—swan Main Street,
8. DEITZ, D. D. 8..
South Nomalk.
WEDDlNG IN RIDGEFIELD
Mioo Pyle to So Bride of Famouo Vie:
It'll“ I
rush” cradled in a basket.
by From that ancient
Pharaohs FWDauéttef
Theinfont Moseowastonnd lbisminthohul-
ml
period—thousand“)! you-l
ago—baby baskets have been mode.’ or thee-norm?
Wm
cloudy and hilariously _By Bond; a.”
moron—lam
TlIeLloy
‘j“ by Carriage ..
Mimm‘
3%”?
pmihvemelhods mw ' ' ‘ ‘
0!.M ondiotliedmoflundworkondd
_oooondgrodework. Theminginthoeoot‘
at! rthenoeoi; 7 ~: ‘ "Rh
muse onpfiodooningon ”
The motriace of Miss Mary Vendor- '
«loot Pyle. daughter of Mr! Vi’illiurnl
Scott Pyle. or 375 Perl: avenue New}
York. and Bo nonisrille. N. .l. and Al-
‘Mt Snowing. the famous American
\ioiinirt tool: place at noon. today in.
- 'Ridzelield. it was a quiet wed
:om: olth only the immediate members 1
or the two lamil‘feo attending. l
i The engagement on Mike Pyle nndl
j.\lr. Spudinz was announced eoriy thin '
month. Miss Pyle is prominent in;
{New York society and has been activel
in philanthropic ondawnr work for sex:-
_ "oral years. help? :- memher of the N8»:
'vtionnl League for “'onmn's Sol-Vice:
, ¥Her father died in January. 1906. leav-L
ing a fortune. :
l Mr. Spaildln: laid aside his Violin:i
iwhcn the United Stntee entered me
.war. and saw active servlce- in Italy;
- lwirh the Air Force-o of the cancel
‘ {Stated His nnnxcment was annom‘
ed shortly after his return from Italy;
l
Helstheeonoer.anth-e..1 Wail-1.
ier Standing. of Chicago. New York. 2
mad Florence. Italy. and a nephew of
'.A. G. Spolding. -
l -.
‘ aeumouoonomnmrtooo
c‘AN onion \muE
~-
: WASHINGTON. July 185W;
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7 “email-Revenue M’m religions;
metal purposes.
ual internal} revenue to; m paid
and W récords mt. e! oll ship:
. and the season grows short rapidly.
”‘ Tea. Coffee or
. Bathing Suits for Everyone - ,
""' The sea calls in July and August: Most of us
Ire readg to respond and happy are they who live with
the seas ore Within easy reach.
Sniiol'noWoInom
This year they are so planned that women who ,
we good swimmers and enjoy the water can wear
one-piece suits and swim unencumbered with: skirts.
{lightsond the one-piece suit remove all burdens of
clothes in the water.
.t hWo‘one-pioce oniioin Moon-F
*‘mmmuhmmmm.
secs-fin airway sea: in-Ilbk-Wiovith
Baking Capo for those who must keep the hair
'dry. These are of rubber, very close tilting, and' m ex-
tremely pretty colorings.
Notion stock. main floor.
Special in Bathing Suits for Men
Prices reduced because the stock is over heavy
in one and two
pieces. .
. ' pWerc $2.50 for 219,
l Were $3.00 for 32.59
g ,- Were £5.00 for”
~ Were $6.00 for $529
,1 ”en's Wou- Sectiou, moh- boot.
The Prince of
Afternoons in the
Tea Rbom Wales Scarf
{if lceCrcavalth It takes the place of a‘
delicious sauces or sweater and '3 more
f ‘ ed“ fruit easily put on and ad. -
t... crush - justea: or blushed An- _
gora yam, very soft,
light, but warm. it is
Chocolitte, iced or hot. quite the tad of the sea-
son.
Fruit Lemonade. in Katy green
Ginger Ale, Belgian bloc, aodzgold.
And other may --
. refreshing drinks. ' 1...... “a... m_ no...
t
. I ‘ - /
Suits of Genuine Silk Pongee
T . . Very denim models and will be in demand luv- ~
l? lnztneoentttwoor three months.
Bulletin style.
for
$337
.50
ThCSC ”C 7l‘.
Navy Hm Serge Suits
Several-:Models which were $50.00 and $39...
7 $37.
Th; swim veal?
so. “with a‘
deep border of. woven
chiffon or Shetland, .
really a deep salvage
border which is becom-
ing. and adds to. the
beauty of the. veil.
Filet or octagon mesh,
in. black, brown, navy
or taupe.
51-25m-
especially intended 'to
wear» with sailor hats.
Very smart and correct,
with a deep border. in
black, navy and taupe.
anecdotes
Comer niele. main floor.
The Ribbons
{A display of lovely
accessories made up
from ribbon attracts all
passere by at the ribbon
section. The luxuriOus
bags of Persian or
flowered ribbon, rich
stripcg. or brocades.
lined with peacock blue
or gold; are mounted in
frames of imitation tor-
toise shell. ~
There are neckbands
of orig’nal- design, and.
saShefiects with queer
knots and chous.
Lingerie rosettes and
trimmings for babies'
.mp9»
Please look.
Hummer, trout,
tione 1M leaned by the am of. In- -ments.
Jewish ficWotlone.‘ each or which
organization in the United Stone! OP- ioneewoteentitymnoeupeflor
portunitv—te Marvin. {or one!“ relate. will obit): wine for their son
" _ lvieeoonoppucotionottherobu. The
“Votive WW1» out out all Wmmmmua
,rod'tape.”'nepetr cor-minim: Gor— honey. brill minno- to be use? lithe
lord said. “and horomodotho null- Martens;
2.
oditbe Rom Catholic church theme-i
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WWW moor now?
chooser?“
“SQ-oflwmolzvefieeon
for thin:- to eat chi-oer and look
Whihvbemwmmoi”
3’0,“ “mt ltifMVoaotu-ol‘leney
Jakarta-it.”
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Whry don't you toot until the core are All newoponers often have od'vor-i
neonate whit?! could be rewritten
' dm Bot it took a church
paper to alter the moat originol one
yet: “Wooten-«It minim one “in: GM ’0' "U"
emhlnt. we also tots-e «new ”Wm: ism Ami It oil-cod new
that the time to not a: Miro-lien fimomrunxm
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Wanmmmau
so .
In the Book Shop
Are you interested in.
”the mean-h? Him:
is a lillle l" l; “Twelve
Im‘ from the Seven
Pin-poms," : Margaret
C21neron.60 cu.
A new Table of Cool:
Books, ”1.. .un N
is ‘The Book of Smi-
mor Recipes .11.? i
m the Thimble Cl uh of
Bridgeport. $1 .09
Shopping Bags
Hilndiwtm
in \ll.llt",':.‘ Q 32
leather. .
capable u:
use if L
or find
qualify
$5.95 to M350
LC." «
r\.\
Water Sets
Cut gloss“ 3" -13. ..g
and 5!.\ it“"'.,‘- In
three
patterns. M,
$5.00
Candy Jars
Cut gloss
’ designs, Alma.
style with c , 1‘1:
ornamemul :
room or 1mm
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x... ~42.)
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1‘
a
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Hall pound . ~. .r...
$2.00 up
l fin: CARi (ll
”flying, prun m: 0“"9
'3' )
Trees annVCd
5 pl‘dyl"
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