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- , « . , t at th ottoes‘ofi-tfio‘piantfon“““-" v» . w ,
fState street, this- evening. _ ' ' . - '
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, . - . Mm. Wyn G. Brown, of Sesview , . . ., .._ . ,; 00o. ‘
’u§;“§€$‘§§fi$m§§rfwfm “gum. and Mrs. Cole were hostesses“ (W ”M .; :jaTM.mmkmw WCQ.
7' “(1193353 MOW at “33;?” S; card party, held at the humour .5 ‘2 pan . this “gem wag, mg, its-
ifig'. "Billie: “Hyat’ti ‘51 I“ M“. V
~ _' , moon. yesterday afternoon. An :01 weak Wraith: cm from moor a. about . ‘ . . Wen. mm ' . - ‘ ‘ " i
.. piece of ,t _‘ m. , s‘ . J, ,. . m the M9! 1‘"? . . . , _ _, .
4 ,3“ ‘ ? 9:999; yvaluadfi. 7»: a « _, fled gingham had 31,2231?“ who than; , . _ , ., , the want. expecting ‘9 “an.” away” edit my Its: 13:; 62a} Esteem. rag,‘lokn playori'rbfibéfifih . . “comm"!
m * ‘2er m” "mam wW -. I»... -» , . chroma? is... :c imaginable? Sow ..... ... who; crowns... bemfimwmfi - r r 4:
° W” mam-“e51“ “5‘ in W; Mne- "Goroseflaohers of. South Nor- 'out." although tho action more ' , rwmmaarf i no , {laid-savior: soccer; m ‘ " '°°‘°°"? M “ “ ‘ "
SHIRT SALE today}; 'm...12mell¥s 15 . $3 , Isotrolmaa Frank Stratton, whores!
. . 7 When Paul-nailing “tor“spenm Frank LHones in calling human, forced to shut down boom r h , U i“ '
FM..." a ” ‘_ . _ . . . » . . 0 t 9 but a short distanc t om the oi" Dr. Fr QM‘G‘A rm
. . p g a. ”to weeks ~Vacathinvith1fi; and pamjheuofizon tho-1M: » lost that the entire Working of the, den rri “we . r, 5" . an ‘ ~ . H l” ”I , ~ . -
STH‘I‘ GONTIHUES. F.“ snarl-Ming Anthht 133.011: poi ‘ Orange June 30.nfsivssfllutfims m depends on, that» piece; of moC'Geotr’gzua. “foctlgtwoaduh: fig,“ at” f: “gnawté’ as: " " ' 5
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TAKE Alumni“; ’ “058 “ah“m'wx C. on'thg‘mifisépmrdw - ~. , ,L ._ ggnfiimezflkem‘hmgtfif‘g , ,_ .. f‘iwfrf‘orm was sent tor-r the Farrel! the use or M“ automobile. Wk ‘wmerous om" brai
OF THESE." ms WM“ 3"“. 1%” “Wham Sunday was (Shara Elmo: 132 mxmn . The P tens Union. are still 1am. 7mm. mammals. too a. m Mi, ‘9'“! “‘39- , "1938- _- x; a p .
l 9‘“ an. " . V ad. “9 ”Qt‘ll‘mhfiflle. morfi-spond- l”003893 ' “titration withrnowdg to land it is. enacted to arrive about Star 3 . . . . . p 0
ASJPAIJ. ”ODS 2 1.; . . : .Mhevem “ya with. my; ma their case. Consultations are being .m- It ammo Susanna opus. _
., _ here wright; a meeting the murmur-pm. of Running; Conn. ,7 ;held witlithe Master Palmers— to: the lishmant wmiho We to start work. on. r
(30le: ,m. 'bers of the 'Vorwalk Der ; at _ ' ’ . ' murvose or W o infloioxbe lie-fluent?»- minnows. it dons not as
, . ‘ ~ 7 the home oi Mrs. Christian hang Miss Margaret Lord of Middleton valuable to both 51 ‘7 to, (“aura“). humamyhe‘ an me 3213”,,“
~ 1; , West avenue, next Monday afternoon. fN. Y.. is, the guestox'her cousin,‘Miss H51! raw}:- as. tho flow“ .3; the; be” anything is done. , -
1 - & July 12th. ‘1, {gisthleen‘ Lynch, .. of 23 Elm streeh‘ughn forga raise' 0;; $1 a do: to an 33. r ~
irst district. .3 any ram, of. w tho , a? "
—0pen Saturday until 9:30. -_o'Brien.l = , . . . hot-liar . m snail .
—ey- remain 82m day.
Mr, and Mrs. William Horrocks. of "
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General Frost is attending asanflflliiuoiphia are visiting Mrs. Hor- HAMILTON HILL A. cf gfisu‘rfip ' 7'
honorary pail-bearer the tuneral in, rock's sister, Mrs. William McCann,of THE; YANKEE JUNIORS. ’
iNew Ham, today unlocoiloge class. Tesla: allow. - The Hangman Hm A. C. deem»
'4 . - mate, Dr. Thomas Dwright Goodall. --.—- . the Yanlli'ee Juniors, by the more oil .
a Jomph Dams professor of Greek at Yale Uniéessity. Elia!“ Gamma Huck. 0t Now li-lfifliasggmg at 5:30 up“. Wt
‘ . .— . , _ . or c ty. 5 t 9 guest of Miss Dclo-‘SPOlm 8- 5 ho battery for tho Juniors. '
85 WW Ion I!“ # ‘99“ “um“! ““1 9&3“ 0‘33“?“- Lthi‘ki’teh '9! East avenue. for the "48 Teariami Kelly: to: tho Hanoi}...5
_. » . . 'wee .. ton A. 0* Sailick and um- i ' > _. ~
'0“ mm L Much favoram comment has beenr — . . m 5 Next Sands): morning, tho. Hamilton r
4 4%; heard upon the action of the uptown| Miss Marion Bodwell of Seymour-13in A. 0" will play the $2803, on. the 'i‘ 1'
r . . * fire companies imam; local tmtfitteqt returns taday trom__a several Fir factOi‘y lot. . i i i
' .to {with music for their comical manila-in. to places or interest 1an The Hamilton. Hill A C. will notify. , ‘ " ~ f - ' t
.3 ' l, The American Band. of twenty niece. ‘Mti‘he. {the Pastimes when they have an 0M b "< ‘ , ' . ‘ new net f
‘ '- ' - * ”has been mi! lor imam-ado. in. . - wan-3 . fitter " ‘ -. k -‘ . . , - " , p '
2 . morrow night and Jor the dancing to Miss Katherine Klein, of New York . ’ l ' ’ -
. EfQHOW“ andralso to furnish music for city. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. ‘4“? G W W h;
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Old wax Commondery. No. 963. u: eggggficgl‘mggt week» until ..h. 3“ “each“, of East “WK - “rewh m
0. (l. C.. will hold a regular meeting, , L
1:3,.“ T'ues'dmgxuoning. and all mom- “ Charles M. Brown who has 'been ’in *WA E PWS ll
n. we row to. attend... >‘the United St. ates N”, form-years. ._ , , O. I. .. . , .
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Edwin H- .HQDk.in5,, a veteran of the arrived in Norwalk today, having been -
Civil War,'When a member of the.”hm 61M 5’9“ ”‘9 “9"" ' ‘ Immms
2m Regiment. Co. D. has has Bridgerlv‘c“ .a. Seattle Washwon- about «. '
{tori for Newton, where he has enter- two weeks 83“ He" served most of r
0d the Soldiers' Home. Mr. HOpkins the time on the. U .8. S. Mississippi, ,
loslded at No- 240" Wood avenue. ‘hmns been the machinist-WWW 0' .. The Lenox A. 0., of Bridgem. has
,' _____‘ the intertype in the pringtlng depart- been secured on an attraction to 3183'
“1011-1111 H. Hetfron. V", D. ML. of the rmeat 9‘ 1119' 8ND... . - Lagainst the .Norwalk Independents ,
l"li'l'nfltional.Bible Students, will give. ‘m here, Sunday afternoon, and the man:
:0 public lecture in Red Men’s Hall, ‘_ 14003-1- farmers mbeglnning ‘0 {90-5 ogement stated, this morning, that
‘30"!!! NOrWalk. Sunday, July 11, at 3‘ that “‘0‘? mm are “Em “Novas Lthe best game of the season is expect-
n'clock, on7 Christ’s secOnd earning. The foliage on potatoes is heavier and ed. , , . _ . .- .
“is subject will be: “Millions now xiv. ltfifler than in several 86889118 and 111- The Lonox A. C. attempted to se- ’ *’ ' . . .. . .
jug Will never die"~John 11: 25-26 though many believe this indicates ‘cure a booking early in‘ the season, .- " *w i
' that there will be a fine crop of the but were: told that they were not : . 3‘ . c i i
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corselmaflfia ;
M this Not weather: m i
I Not corsets of thummer type and branch W
t M eithsr Worm frontage). h
i . Sizes 247150. 32, Wollworth $2.30——— st”;
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85 No. Moinfit.
.PIetty white 5
petticoats-r5275. ‘
SultandSulnmerymuslinoffimquality and much»
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—~Dance, Saturday evening Compo tubers the runners generally find that wanted. as their lineup (no ltoe ap- , _
‘Beach pavilion, Angelmen's J. 0. too much foliage means few and 8111311 pear' strong enough. Since that time .
‘ potatoes. they have added two new twirlers. a
first baseman and a shortstop, making
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inmon L532}. goéetglnfistafiygv 2:31 Dr- ‘S- H. Huntington met With 8 their aggegation one of the best in »
no held tonight at their rooms' Red “is“ “Gide“ W‘m%’*‘- Wilwnv “finale Park City. W“ ”‘fl’v‘m‘m’ “‘ 7”" w”°‘""m
'Men Hall Main St mmflién 075%!" H‘- w 801317310118 in his Cunningham. Well-known to local _
officers iS' postponed until Thursday “m" "be“ “'9' °"= 9”” “agreeable ball players and tans. because of his w' 3'“ ’4‘“ “‘9’ “m“ ”W" h“ °°"‘
evening jab, 5:2 skids occurred. with the menu that star twirling and football playing. has ' —
. ' , (tine car struck» a polo}; Considerable been signed by. the visitors to do‘the “Mei an 9W Imet'ilt Ct 9'.
" i . amaze was done ton 681110 and. the heavin . while Stehle, a recruit who
1 The: rompers and sutzfor mule 10:]5- doctor wasoretty won shaken up. Ho has boson catching some great ball "m “diam" °' °¥° mm!"
; 20‘ 0, Esme "$1151; 0:1 E3“??? "0"6 is.,howoucr.sble to attendtahls prac- hwith the sandlotters up state. willrat- 2' . .-
f‘ 5. wm or o ' e 1 ‘ 3 an as. “0% tend to the work behind the platter.
970"” are very appealing to mothers m .~- Mansley, last year’s leading hitter
who appreciate smart style and good . . ;
malerials in garments for their child- ._ “'09?“ mum“?- “:1“ ’30- 0mm. fifiiycitgé Lmdmmuhn, a.
Ten-~38? 94"- _ Mrs. J. n, Lawson. of Wealpm member or, the Company K; team. of :Wu Ili‘ w
complained to. the, police, ”new” last year, which was considered tho « m. u... at. . .__,
‘afiterm that Joseph Wenna. of’Bell classiest nine in the Sunday league. 0 * . m
island-,- had backed his automobile or Bridgeport. wilt Memo!“ “'Wszmmsk
Mrs, John :McCarilw. or 1-9 Hench into. hot, on north Main street, yes- first base sack. , . ' "'7 - . ‘ ' " '"T _ ‘ .._ . ;
Inoii “melt Danburv. delightmilx. 911‘ gtorday. and had bent the front mud- -Brammer. a fast and snappy infield- W". Ga. 6.12. I. m
You can talk with many people.
LADIES BATHING.
Suits 1%“ cost this “chat
the— ,
124 Winsome-Ton sr;
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and Val loo-,- “WM beauty;
., Andthapattmomw mesa cleverly out.“
M mph fresh. without a' Sin-plus bit. of marl
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-—Fiarrls & Guns. .‘l‘hat’o All.
ioriuined t 9 members or a bridge rgonads; at her car. The matter was at; has been gathered into-tho told to n;
(lull whic has had many pleasant finvestllzated by Patrolman John ploy shortstop for thei’LenorA.Q.. ~
meetings d ring the past winter. gatifi'qoghju, and: the par” rotated (“gimmisnelding and hittingzhas been
her summer home, at '- Bell ; island. lmfi'as it was. a. M“matter. meted (or some time to ho of or-
Wednesday‘afternoon. Part vollm the. N. " “fl , rmtion ball'oolihre.‘ . ,'
afternoon was given overtly caudal i'rheConnecticut Stagmhw a...» "bnsgor Riley learned last night
four tables beingjkyied. Prizes were 'partment reports that no detour with!“ his star‘ ShOl‘lSlOl‘l. ” Tl’éllilfI
wvon by Mrs Thomas Keane and Mrs. tween Norw‘allc and‘ the m lot-k; SChnfldt. WOUN- not 5* I‘ll-k than on , ' " ‘”‘
.1 D, Cunningham, com and -Sbfi&o-L1ne_ on the Boston Post Road: Sunday. and he. has aimed Ticker.
«no guest ptize. may awarded to Mrs. is necessary. which is information at who 908th in the outfield {or half "
J‘. C. Sanford. of Bridgeport. 7 interest to motorists driving through 4.! game. 1381 Sunday; 'W’mh’fl‘m ‘
a .. rto New England points. Themrtm‘; midget post: ‘ , 1
F ‘l » hfew London road is no datum, lo‘r ngmlth? Lana; will. tgirl. and.
' .. tie pest. conditions, in! 0011th C. e n on. 'mann , another
‘ BAfl‘HING em have not. “30¢...va in ma last victory can. be assured the locals. .
l #56 and 65c . . mks. Qonstruction work szn- The lineup at mountains who.
. l: Walt many places. Another as follows: ,
Still .- 'P n C ortnlght should see motoring condi- ‘Lenox A» C'finm' r17 Steble.*c:
801! 0W8 011). tions considerably improved. Brammer; 05‘ Shim". 31’: ~71 Donn. “ ‘
g If: Kuehn, 1b: Mansley. cf: Knowles.
1 SOUTH NORWALK incorporation papers of the James 2b: Cunningham; Donn or‘Dlmnei'l; “bi“ "
‘ Rilhltledge- Hotel Company have been lndependonts—Whonc _ 1'53. MQSSILL
filed at the office orTown-anlerk Her- 0? Tucker. 88: Oakenr 5 : Halli it:
. Lbert R. Smith. The company willop- .Prince, 1"? Broadway, cl; 31133:. 29‘;
grate, tile-reliabrd: Hotel. on south mm °P “mm P‘
“Main street. and has started. business
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novel bags; Special.
' Mil-mes for has-toss. in fission m one I".
‘ _-¥=-olli.lnrmonising with the rich now-nbbons u
locally: mace. into bags ofgoauioodimn.
Also, timers-of apeomvml‘norat m .
fiJvorploted flames. is: sinking dosigmafl Va
. ' $8. and 33,75... .
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‘iwihha 9.0891”)! 011550.00. Theo on ' " Panel"! of Mrs. Wu? . » ~ ' _ .~ .-.?'.’-" - . ~ . ‘ I
_ fistockés dizédgg into; Logo shares”?! a [al'Phe gagging: Mrs. Elizabeth: 131,13; . . . l ; Wld My m m g... a“
, r v ue- .. sac .. . . o; obnoo 3”, Wm- .. ' , , : ' W . . “ ~. - ‘ ' ‘
£31m James B. Rutledghz.m. 3:30 oclocl this afternoon from the . ' ._.... w. *- ~ ~ — ~ _ y -- #:7- " ,
torment was'in' Mmaik cemetery.
’ufledge and; Judge. mum. F. Tam: Finis home 2 Eltorf place. Nor-walk. In- ‘
any.” _ p 7
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It .3;th resolve. to spend ,a little
'a‘nsl save a. lithe} then; in. on; as
finite amount *fdr‘each and stick
to. it. 38.): wish-o» tom-$10k
a month, and thofl'i‘ddr‘iowtho m
d to findww. ,
He has bought» 82'8“}‘thlng’
y needed, yet has more 3
din??? ahead than he swarmed“
' when he kept, his own cash: The . >—
' flan. MONEY .,
depolited' in: 1115 hunk ‘
on orbefoior " ' Museum mt‘h‘s ’ f‘o r712n i ..,. ireasohiis easily expiaih'ect‘
July 10th months at} pervcent‘cbmpound in- _ 7 A; 7 _ ,. ' i". m ibcdm AT THIS.“
wiu'flmwintem m tersst makes $121.60 Tenlpdollars . ’ 1- . . 4 - -. .5... .:. '1 ... . . .1. ,_
gé ' , Jul ‘ “mm ‘ -. aim W 1% mm _ ,t , -74; Fondant» stop. spending that 1311,21],
i 7< -r .. isl—wlessaihanw31ef;mhh-gn"~ ’ > ‘ -
. , . r ‘ necessary. A man win more ,.
:m Wat the rate: at 4 {readily thaahfimfll. dnaw avcheck
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m Jaw-hm wont" m: l
Sakimuoh,mlsm 37¢ a day! '
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. .o’vou coo ‘osl, '4 -
WWMW {for it. An account forgour’wi‘iil -,
VW'H'fi‘" in}; $5,; ' .m’ean'iessimn' ccefisafy’ l‘speintiin‘g'.’ “i ”“
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