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- ‘ I ' ' ' lam mmlwlm thaw onto-tum t “WETS HA -_ 3“." ‘ . ' Em _ nova-‘3‘ * , " l ,
Wafllm nl 'msanzm Medan?! at some aid ' , AL HOP“? 39" h r; - .Q. 1 ,-V a. ; . wlmmm YU‘fi, SE . .1113?
. . . . , , ,_ . . . . FIN .m'ms havoc: ‘3‘}. , 7 “All!” ,
m 9.4” ' 2')’!{zh;::l'3 I ‘ ‘(Jii".’T‘. filial”, ,Wasfl' OJ (:53: . - \ IT’S CONGRESS 11.11.15." . fr, 12:1? , # WIRE YOUR HOME ” .
, “.79? lam-flit I ”a“! has beifiivislting Sifi‘fifiglfiéi ‘ —_——‘——— , ' f. - R l ‘ If f h ' ‘ THIS SPRING
‘9 1 “‘11.:— Andrews; for 'a few days. (Continued from first we) 4 » l _ - 9 33's? yourse . ram Onsehold drudgery through the u
Brundage and family have new _ -.— . . .' , ha h d-3 « - Electric“ Appliances. Be 0‘
Lorena street to First street ’Misa Lind, a. well‘nnown literary he court had said t t x e amen 1
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Woman, has bought Gilltop Farm, lament prohibited the sale. marinate.
, . 1 7' , r - - 1, f , \"i‘i _’ . , . ' . ,VV ' I
' 3 i! the West Norwalk section. ‘ 'ture or transportation of intoxicat; . 3|: Y ‘ ,. r“
W ' Anderson at Fort street :ing liquor and that these words‘ \ t , snow »-, -. ‘
comm LINE or FIXTURES TO CHOOSE FROM
F. M. Cullen’s Electric Sho
. ' in Brooklyn rel . . _1
Pen ng‘e’gréi‘lvk (liesmachines. Rev. H. C. Jacquith. a member G: menat Just what they said in every;
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' __.___.. . New York city, is now occupying .019 f corner" of the United hates. ,Ffll‘f. , P Dr .
g; .‘Btfindage, who recently resigned Spooner house omthe Post Road. jthermore. the court had decfared, : eggs, alge esses 1
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, ~ ‘ 12 U. S. Shipping - . . g “drys"'.p0inté3, out, that E“? ainend' 50 Wall St. Pbo ”L
3' 1915:: :écgptedea position with Ann Rebecca, widow of George? 'Jment automatically invahatesi “any. . . . ‘ . ,. . . K e , ne 558- NON“.
r ' . ' ’ ontracto . Clark. Passed away. at Dal-lea. (9633* legislative act which authoritiesor We are ShOWID-E a.bl,qf«hne of P892"? Page $11111“ \ v
mat Nor-walls c 'm Funeral arrangements will be an- sancfions" what the amendment ' \ . . a
H — . . . A e 2 _ . . , . f _ 1 1 , ‘7, ‘. . v. \
.1 . ‘ .11 Ch st nounced later. , . prohibits. -. 1 ' r1 . J
- in: W°mfnimfigf$§ryan§fnmnréat . . , - , mm- construed this as manipg: mer dresses In all the new summer mate 3.15 5 M . ., N\ .
“Ingest ms. Jennie Markin, on ME and M”. ‘ F- R- ”9‘70““? °‘.that even ir'tfongress should allow ' ”Adfiiwai
APOLLO 03000
Se'dgwick avenue have been enter-v . of a high. alcoholic COMSDt-i ‘1‘ , , ' I...“ , g
"3% fiufiifit All members are taming Miss Amelia Walks of MW lféxvorgomd be. proved mmxicafing 1:15 . , PRICES 55. $0333. LATES. LOWNEY S CHOGOLAm‘ l
[I ’ ' York city. 1 fact... and therefore prohibited. ' WHITMAN? CHOCOLATES AND CONFE :
- L‘ Two justices evidently 11.3?! this; " , . CTIONB ‘1
£12533! foffiigiggssdgl gcgta‘gfir Miss Elizabeth DeCourcy visited possibility in mind in opinions they , . . » ' ' mm 8139ch One Pound BOX 5100.
He was 'her aunt, Miss Mabel DeCourcy in read yesterday. Justice McReynolds
ington Qatreet this morning.
. v New York city a few days 880. and‘ l'edicated future litigation over the Samplm ”ilk Chocolates ..
1°? ”“37 arraagmiebfgggg e Putnam was the latter's guest at the‘ play Rory" question. Justice McKenna , ”us” PM“
3193.9 09’3933} ce ' "havings." . redicted \ that finial)? 't‘dl'yt ex; ’1, 2, 3, 5 Pounds. \20 0:. pkg. 1’ 2, around.
' i ‘ ' . , laws wou no so an 1 .
, Frank Petty. night watchman of thO Ge W' . f \I DIG ave- orcement _ . _ d ,. my)”,
. ‘ . 1. nttin a orge lll.amson o . a alcoholic mm: but woul p.o . 1 | 1
”Dans Hitof‘ifig?}p’aigf or? hpis page? one, father 01, State Senator C' E' '“ ‘1' » liquors "intoxicating in “Ct" . . CLIFFORD PHARIWACY
new cgats Ann He will use it this liamson, .is now recovering from the “Drys” declared that liquor fol-ca; SOUTH MAIN STREET.
i llt'l’ eclgnlmin'g and ovstering. attack 0t pneumonia, which was so could get little mnml‘mm from; 833—?30
a or _, ' ' critical a couple of weeks ago. .th' since a “verge 0: very low HES-1532
'alcoholic content would be intoxi- ,»-.....«- ~-..,. ,. _.
ROWA YTOJV Miss Herman C. Fleitman. formerly eating to someone, which. they ‘12”
_ of Long Neck Point and now of upper clared. would be sufficient grounds
~ . —--—— Hope street. sailed last Saturdaylor 1.01.7113 prohibition.
Mrs. Ida Sherer has sold her large France, with her little daughter. ex« The political effect. of the
house on Highland avenue to a New pecting to remain for most of the cofiim decision was a. subject of
York gentleman. who. with his family. summer. speculation here. Generally poli~
7m occupy the property. . tic-inns here declared that the de-
-—--~ Most of the local retail stores will cislon had weakened any plans that
. The rain of‘Saturday was received observe Wednesday afternoon half : nlizht have been made for. a “wet"
with satisfaction by the owners of holiday during June, July and August. 3 plank in the Republican or Demo-
{amens Whose plants were really suf- and this includes practically all the ; cratic platforms. .
lering for the want of rain. Straw grocery and meat markets. timers of;
sherry plants needed the rain badly. the stores. including the ngs Fmd
y' Fuel company. will observe the Eat
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin T". Parker urday half holiday hereafter.
\and daughter Florence of New Yorir 1 hr 1 - f t' __...
t eat the weekend here with re ‘ A de ig t 11 program 0 mo lon ple-
";iize? Mr. Parker returned home tures was shown again Monday. night Weather Forecast
Monday morning. but Mrs. Parker and at Center school. including “Little!
{laughter will remain in Rowayton for Bopeep,",the story of woolen manu-l For Norwalk and vicinity: General-
a few days. , datum? tacturing: Pathe news, illustrarmz 11.. fall- ”might and Thursday: moder-
. ---‘. several recent events: and Douglas 13'“, {empemmrg gentle variable
Mrs. Katherine Nickereon and fanr Fairbanks in “He Comes Up Smiling," lwinds. A western disturbance cen-
ily, who have been living in Crockett a five-reel picture which kept the au- film; over 30m}, l'lakma is causing un-
gstreet, have moved into a new bnn- dience in POM-‘5 Of 1311:3111??- mettled weather with rising temper-3‘
'Salow on Highland avenue. ‘Mr. and ' 5mm in t1“. Upper Mississippi Valley
ifiling. Albert Bloodgood and son Roy Rev. Mr. Evarts of the “Charley" {and Western port on of the the Lake
havemored into the house vacated by Taylor. evangelistic party. which is jrr-girm. A Southern dislurbance. con-
Mrs. Nickerson. ‘ 7‘ conducting a campaign in the St'a'mvgtml over Florida, is causing cloudy
--—.- " ’ ford Presbyterian Church. was! among gaml shower." wenlher on the East Gull ,
An aeroplane which circled around the clergymen ailendin: the Minifi'lrmtl Soulll Atlantic coasts. Pleasant .
the little village of Rowayton for ters’ League meeting here yesterdaylweather prevalls generally in other
,gome time Sunday afternoon caused Mr. Evarts stated “lat he was no :snctions east of the Rocky Mountains.
many rumors to travel around the stranger to Darierl, but had been pns- lThe lenlneraiure ls about normal (or
town, to say nothing of the 13mg torso! the Darien Methodist church 11hr) season of the year m the northern
necks which folks got looking at. the many. manylyears ago. when he was Idistricts. ,
thing. One of the old residents went a young man. this having been his fl--- —-~
so far .. 1. say the wane belonged to a... pastoral c....._.. H... 1.... l M
the government and made a landing ed to preach in the local church next
at Wilson's Point, while still another Sunday morning. GIFT THINGS 20 PER CENT
» said it was “watching" the boats at
The Norwalk Coal & Supply Co.
108 Water St... South Norwalk.
Coal and Wood
l -—Carpets Cleaned and Colors Re-
inewcd. Connecticut Carpet Cleaning
lCompany, 37 Cedar St. Telephoue 969.
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For the convenience of our customers orders mfif be left,
or payments made, at Raymond Brothers' office, 2% Washing. '
ton 8t. '
' Corsets for Stout Figures Our Specialty.
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All Sizes from 4ft. to 10 ft. Wide ng0 Be t Corsets
Fer stout figures, in the newest and I‘ll-<75, 1m-
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' ' P , 5 . Th‘ 1, t'v {the Si. lfod Slim. "‘ An F tllr C V . ~' , 'A‘ ' * ly‘fili
vvnsons oint , saga:- 1111::glunegw?as heldqglonday at OFF UNTIL FURTHER gevme um] . e 0. , , toe-date models. Evely C01 set fitted to \ul 1 l \l
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A community meeting was held in the ‘Dal‘icll VPongregalionaL- church. NOTICE
the Hose Company Hall, last evening. there being about twenty clergyman;
. The matter of extending the cement present ln1all. as. the guests of «Ry».
road from the mine Bridge to the H. C.‘ Carter. Rev. \Villiam smelling QM Stock 15 ”091693 “will“ ., . f ,g 1% .2 ,, , ‘ ~ 4 - , , ‘ MME. JEANNETTE
Standard 011 Works wag‘dj‘sm A Rev. Earle halfner and Rev. G. E. things for any oecasmn. Things L ' . . _ -~ ~ 1‘, ' " --‘~ ~ -‘ r g . 1 ‘ 1‘ g . .
committee was apopinted to attend to Richter being II the local Protestant fore'mlm, matron and maidm ., , -
same. and they will bring themtter ,clergymen finaaCHVBF‘fiBWicé eXcéDt . >. ’ South N OI'VVaIk S Leading
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- Corsetlere and Glover
theelectnc light and water condL were considered. a very fine address thing” let us suggest some n- ,
ops inthe village. ' was given by Prof. Machen of Prince-f A W
, - Re . . . ‘ . S andth children, too. If. one F o f 1 ” 7‘ ll 7 f. ‘
$2.225; heather“... ‘rmm‘l .. loll-la.t?“.§:“..fs:.“izlz.3... mre mum-m; espeewma * , urm ture o Exce ent Quality- ,.
ton Theological Seminary. The m7“. mquc 411ml: thatlle or She has. at very .. Reasonable Pnces ' Phone 909 56 south Niall] Street
C; .
ualfie'ure by
a
tee was also appointed to look into her. After a few matters of business. and the person has “every-
.r-- ' isterslwere entertained at luncheonsut' not. . Every 801'? Of thlng at
7 ' DARIEJV the home of Mrs. Clarence w. Bell of every sari of price, but always
_ _ -W Prospect avenue. Mrs. Bell-beingas- the best thing at the best
' ' sisted in serving by several other Con— ' ’ ’
1 1A musicale is being planned for pre- . price.
sentation shortly in the M. a church. gregation-al meh “omen' “ Stock Larger Than Ever
The resignation, which Rev. H. C.
d Jonfitmeni‘ .JrZ' enjoyeq a few Carter offered a, few weeks ago as Wet Qmmn"uore Help.
ays wee W1”) relatives at pastor of the Dariell Congregational
Elfin”. . 5143' 5 church was acted upon Sunday cve’n-
'HOMES
For Every‘Class of Purchaser.
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\Ve do the. finest jewelry,
“ 8 rea .1, am film $3 000 to 540.000.
- . . _ ‘ ing. after ille'eveninz service and ar-i “WChGSy 3100194 and optical 1‘9- . 1 .
James thtl . 4 . , ‘ ‘ . _ ‘ . ’ . ‘ . 1 ‘7 1 ‘ 1 7 i m.
m Cut in5 the Siamlgorgofgspxilm :or :1 cc ted. J es 1" Williams “33 01105- pair.» at ‘9?) rcas‘m‘i‘ble Dl‘lct‘s. 1 A comfortable home fjl‘ 12115 13110111] ll“?
elf! moderatobr of the meeting, and one \Ve also repair alarm clocks.
to t e mem ers promptly moved that R - ‘ .
' 4 . . ememher we are most willing. r
Miss Annis Noxon has been enter- Mr. Carter be asked to leconsider the
hitting a number of girl f , 3, class. resignation. It was pointed out to me
. , . - mover that the motion was premature I ,
Mt“ at Columbia Lmvermty. and therefore out of order as the call BRAND,
of the meetingbhad not been accept '
' H. D. Butler of the post road, wno
‘ fractured thigh.
A beautiful estate for the man who can afford
to pay the once.
RAYMOND BROS.
_ ed. When the latter action had be. ’ ' °
338.3 been 94 work on 110128 Island {01' completed, another motion was imhfg- '16ka nd Optical 8m k
3:; 1E? fgigeflzgglséyrem?gl Sfim- .diatel’y made that the resignation he 21 NORTH 3mm 31 . .
' men or accepted and that the business «3131- ' ' \ .. '
' _ " ' ' 3‘3: r3511 egwowfrtegl to arratngegforl , SOUTH "“5”“4‘ We refns' e to handle a single piece that. is not of ’a repu- Emerson Oxfords for Men
1 a on 0 e cont 3 a f ‘ . , _ .
the pastoral relation at anyrdgte 200:1- ' Tel- 2487. table manufacture. This assures; you airways [of the best quality. *l f ~ d 1 th th new“: lad"
er than January lanext. should such . 1 . - _ . 1 . 1 , A wide . O lyies an ea. ers on e . .
an arrangement be found mutually An inspction of our hue Will convmee you that we olfa- "m‘ty . l 1 w or W.
w 1 arms m or p1“m’ brown or black, b “C 1L1 ,
“ Roton Point 3333:3333 by Mr. Carter and the ., V some very WvAI-UES. 1. v 1“ 1 Patent Oxford! with light flexible soles for evening wear.
I 7 ’ g.“ 1.1 NEW fiAl‘r/g: gfgficlENl-GDALCOHOL INSURANCE . ,. 1__ . IV ' . 1' . 7" . ., .1 ‘1 \ SHOP BEFORE SIX '
14' a" Park . Accused of Hmong 18 Five Gallon r ~ ‘ “A" ' 1' 1 "fl If fl ‘ Ll l I CONNEALLY 65’ BI{.A(:I(IEN
. Caqgin Taxicab Just Outside V . ' I .
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0 New York Jo M La ton Q C0 1 "C (If; 81W - reet. South hofilalk
' 7 ' ‘ . KNEW YORK; June 9.-—-—Four New . , : V [— CHAIM/fr H. If” i- ’
' aven men who were in a iaxic'ab j . ~————. , - 1» -~—»~-‘-—-~———~—-~
' , 7 in WhichaaState policeman said he (Incorporated). “ i, 1 > I ‘ ‘ “J
1 q, 1 ' found eigh‘ten 5-gallon cans of al. - * ' -
, , . ‘ lcohol, on Monday night, just outside‘ . 5 RAILROAD AVENUI. ‘ , , . 1 . 1 ‘ ... 1 fl , _ .
' JOSEPH ROSENFIELD
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by Federal Commissioner Hitchcock, I
L. in $250 bail each,'on a charge of viola-1 SOUT" NORWALK _. 1'
ting the National Prohibition law.‘ "
., >71 ‘ - A. ‘ ‘
:1 » ‘ , . The_ accused gave ' their names as L ~ June Whlte 7’ sale ‘
AN CIN G William Heal, chauffeur; Charles An- Jr/ “ ‘ i " l
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toino, Joseph; Minichino and Joe h ”f - J 4- . - ' ' .v ‘ . lies
" Espiwr' , . ‘ L 89 . 1 You will need a largersupply of Underwear with the 8135“ , Hommm Hardware and Auto Supp .
7 r . . Benjamin G. Simmons and David SAVE PER CENT ,. "l ---- . ‘ Delivefy'
1; Eve Evening Ego-01011:,ldboth $§i§0 Egcester, Mass, S 1e 13"? Tum mid ¥ preach of mm days. Come In and let us help you stock up. 135- w I . I a St. Phone 340. Free .
~ ~ ry 1 ‘ e e m i each on the a on res. ' ; ' * ‘ ’ l ~"'"“"“
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_ w """ . » ' $318 SegcglfedAthe‘ilrl-m $133131: 01:1: Auto Accessones [F . . JUNE 5TH 10 JUNE 12TH , -» . , .,» .. , . ~. , ~ “K 23-1; 4
' grigfcggogavelggggl sisxcgggggncgg , SPECIAL! l :jin-l OFFEBA‘ID PER CENT. DISCOUNT " ~ ~ 1
, . . chauffeur, was3held in 3250 bail. ' 30x31non-sljd. guaranteegmfi on all our Mushn' and oak underwear; also ion Silk and» too:- ' .
. M». , Tire - . = mum'” . » ‘ ‘ ' ‘
r . V . ..-oo..‘-¢ . o i a ten , 3 '7‘ A, , .
,5 . . _ . _ 1 GALLAH R- WI _ 3033 1-2 11011810 gunman tee l. L: . ~ ‘ 7'; " «r . ’ _
&8’n0 Restauran‘ .. . I , l E 1 NS A POINT. ._ 0&8. . - . . . . .df. ..... “I“ .. 1 M Values rimmlfl at such 88mg ma» - .' ‘ I FOR“ SALE 1 Dro‘ {
r .w. ho , - ' aortic te‘iy l -- “T” ; “ _ gum; ‘ = . 1 : . s.
'2 Now ”0,991: ' ' L 1W3:tzggogelifltgeecésfmgéig 3:158 er ”n53 inngice 33 W" a "a1 P 1W‘ «11.2mm , * , ‘ - , A number of secondhand W820ns~ card~ Priced
. . “tremor con. ,3, m t' d . _ . . 3 . ,.
. .. m..- may, a... $32.35 hill-l TUBES $2 each. Anv Sm
- . , 7 . '17" ‘ l , barrows, scrapers. Maybeseenat our yar .
Edward B. Gallah‘er, the plaintiff, _ Double Action Pump, reg. $3 low for quick disposal. Terms cash.
ElohDinner . -.. $1250 ‘ flanged; Egalit- mallow Commgssmns . value . s1
.3-" ‘ [1901mm ’ ‘ 1‘ Into-umoov'oI-o 1*: ~ _ ‘ .
1 . . .11...“ SS? ‘3’“ WW1 3"“ Y the Double End open Wrenches! , Th Nmalk Coal Eg'lSupplyCO-
en Drafter _ _ _'- $2,” 1 t (tailgagfigifppegled, some. time ago, ., , ' .7150 to 500. , _ e ‘ ‘ .
. ,, . . a: , . ,0 2 leg onlmissloli a ’nst a , I,“ Th 3 ’ P117 “Gee..- . \
, ' . 1 ' _ .' _ 1 ‘4 phone bill, andthe 'commissiorglmdecid- , ' n One-Halt . .. , .
Serwge a Ila-Carin - 7 ed newsman, and be then brought
." i—v' "XL" . ' , , ‘ AARON KOHN .
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. . l08Water $31,50- Norwalk, Conn. .. . ‘1
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