, New’Beits, unease
‘ NewNeckwear $1.00 ..
. Shirts $1.25 to $3.5o ;;
Athletic Underwesr
Union Suits $1, $1.50
Soft Collars
25c, 35c, 50c
Phoenix Silk Hosiery
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' .Bervice is s. molt.”
eedbmskingbusinees.
A meeting or the United States!“-
val Re edlv ision. which is being
formed
'vmik Armory. tomorrow night.
The Nerwullt Radio Club will hold
a meeting thin evening at their
rooms! to Wall streeLAnthenwlls
wish to ion: nois- to leer-n tho wire-
less tenet-chem may dosost the
meeting to he held this evening. '
Victrois where e...
Elly terms.
Dennelly's 10-18 80. Main St.
The Royal James How did :1 rec-
yesterday. in
the matter of serving dinners, Pro-
prietor O. H. Foster announced. this
morning. Scores of passing om-
mobilists.stnnped at the hotel.
Patrolman Lorenzo Adams reported
thst on automobile. (funneeticut lb-
ct-nse 32-148. had been left standing
all night on Westport avenue. near the
Home for the Aged. It is not k’nown
to whom the auto belonged. or why it
.was abandoned.
—-’l‘he June Victor Records on sale
tomorrows our. Watch for them,
hear them. then you'll know why they
are the best yet. Victor service all
ways nt the Vbtor dept. of A. J.
Collins Co. See ad.
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Gustavus “’elz. o! 150 Jefferson ave-
lfi". lolllirrm (if l't‘l‘PlS SUE“. has
gal. ii inllx of :l ilIW (‘ht'\'.relet
‘pill.l‘..l‘l 1i ll‘itillull 111(' local agent,
m. l'.. Aln-tln.
(‘ C Swill-r, of New York city.
J'l'. l. llzt voila standard at Main
.ltv-i \\ All struts )cstcrdfly breaking
3' lit l lid for tin damages
.. 'l- r u.- le Junt- Records to-
”. up. at i‘Uillil'll)'S 13 SO. DIM" St.
( v'("“.,<l‘. (‘ll:li‘thl€. the Railroad
,. w lltlll'llt‘l‘, has purchased ct
. will. imizt tll‘ll\l‘ry car through
. 1w. fifjhlzi, \\'. ll. Austin.
I 117-: ii Lo (”20 T. Adams who
.., .»:,,o-.l to his home. 55 Crass
:11: ii». pnst tuo weeks by ill-
1. iv porn-ll t‘or duly yesterday.
i l- .llill.il.l:S Lodge, No. 7. O. S.
4' l', \\'|ll llit't‘l in l. 0. it. M. Hull,
.1. l\(ll\r\.‘ill§, \Vl-dnl-sday evening.
.1.. l ‘ 15:1 at 3 o'clock daylight
. a. l', iii'lO- l
l. lmlies' Aid Society of So.
3' i; \i. E. Church will hold a
«tile (in Elizabeth St. near
: ‘ .K't . ’i‘illlr. :lnll l~‘rl.. June 2nd
3‘) l.
( 1 ii‘ illlllcr. of the barge. Al-
‘. - l .lm-klll at the former St.
4. Pulp Mill dock. reported to
~41. plum. police yesterday that ‘
a. l wl lilUkPll the “indows in the
I -l- or the barge.
'l l }.lr(l clerk at the South Nor.
-., ,., .4111 mnl or the New Haven
1« 1 l;i':i.t informed ”if police
rt. ' ll . ll‘ WW: :1 mrm asleep in the
7.11.5 ell at Wall street. Pntroimcn
Arlvnw nml ('lnnl- investigated, but
the man had disappeared.
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luvs. Jennie E. O'Neil. of 55 “’ilton
.7(-llllt'. reported to the uptown police
Just night that the automobile she
'was opt-rating had rammed into the
”amend or in machine owned by H.
hexagon. of 19 Chestnut street.
Jim-tron], in front of the Regent
Theatre. The tire rack and gasoline
flank of the O‘Neil machine was bent
uni (hundred and the other car was
flighl‘) damaged.
; Photographic Supplies
3 Cameras, Films, Papers,
i Chemicals, etc.
Developing and Printing
I Stillson-Poweli Corp.
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'All money ae-
posited in this bank
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day will draw in-
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nue, Brooklyn. N. Y.. reported to the
police. about 6: 80 o'.clock last even-
ing, that :1 New York cor. license
number J21 N. Y. had backed into the
front or his Chevrolet. on the. Turn-
pike. near Taylor avenue, doing con-
side: able domnge.
Douglas Fowler Woman's Relief
Corps. No. 15. entertained, Douglas
Fowler Poet. Decoration Buy. After-
the pnrsde s very fine dinner was
served to 30 guests. Speech making
an music was enjoyed by all. 25
bouquets were mnde. Groves decor-
ated. 75 in Five Mile River on 2‘.‘
at 0x Ridge.
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——i{enr the New June Records to-
morrow nt Donnelly's 18 80. Main St.
The Women or Mooseheart Legion
ire requested to attend a special meet-
ing. to be held this evening at 7
o'clock (standard time). at the home
of Miss Frances Casey. i Vt’lnfleid
street. All those on the degree teem.
and those contemplating attending the
tic-id dny exercises. in New London.
are especially urged to attend.
Singing was enjoyed by the guests
of camp Rhodonolis. led by director
Arthur iiuebsch on the. violin. until
a late hour Sunday night. Souvenirs
were distributed among the guests at
dinner on Detorstion Day. with mom-
ories of our boys as the motive. Ai-
fred Edetstein Jr.. pleased the guests
with his rendering of popuisr gloss
numbers on the piano.
—iiear the New June Records to-
marrow at Donnelly's 18 So. Main St.
In spite of the many attractions at
the pleasure resorts, the annual Oin-
zaar of the Children of Mary .‘ clety.
of St. Mary's church. which is lucing
held in the Catholic (‘lub house. in
“'t st avenue. was well patronized last
night. The booths did :1 good busi-
ness. Dancing was enjoyed during
the evening. The bazaar will close
tonight.
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Cries for help by s woman from
Cedar street and the Turnpike, about
midnight. last night. resulted in atel-
c-piioiie message to the police from
residents there. l‘ntrolmen Reynolds
and Lockwood went to the spot and
found a group of young men and two
women. It was said by the parties
that an argument had arisen. They
were sent to their homes by the po-
lice. as no complaints would be made
by any of the party.
"Wedding Presents."
-—A present from our stock is sure
a life long appreciation. Angevine
rnlture Compuny.
1 Well kept plseo', with
velvety lswns and clipped
hedges only needs, to com-
pletetlepiomre, sdrivswsyof
Wye" sure not
thoeyobut l
“them. ‘
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14-inch!!!“- Lets-M15!“-
will be held st tie Nora:
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Horses running around on the lower
part or Water street. Second district.
and doing damage to gardens thew.
wore complained of to the police. )ts-
terduy.
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—Coel st m woes. Burris end
lens.
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The Comhst Tmin will be. mustered
into service tonight. at the Norwulk
Armory. with proper ceremonies. The
company will go to camp on June 12~
26.
—-Buy your cool at Mule-m
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Continuance. from day to rig)", was
made. this morning. in the c s of
\i‘iliiam ll'Atulo and Mrs. Lizzie \Vil-
son. charged with mutusl snuit sud
breach of the peace. ivy Judge George
ii. Vosburgh. in the downtown (nun.
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John Zemsn. of Cedar street. re-
ported by 'phone to the police. venee-
dny. that Lorry lio‘wtry had slqppod
his. face. on North Tsyior ovenue. He
was referred to Prosecuting Attorney
Crsmer C. Hegeman with his com-
plnint.
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“Wedding Presents."
——A present from our stock is sure
of a. life long nppreciation. Amine
Hart Schaffnq 9 Marx suits
at thisretluced price
$45
You get the fine
‘quality that sava—
at a price that saves
Other good; makes at $30
Rogers E9” Stevens
The home of Hart: Schafi'ner & Marx clothes
SOUTH NORWALK
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Little Miss Lillian Evelyn Nor-dump.
of honor at s. birthdny party given at
the home of her parents yesterdey.
The little girl celebrated her Int
birthday. The following were pres-
ent: Mrs. L. Tipdore. or Bridgeport.
Miss Merle Tipdore. 0: Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nordmnn. ol’
Norwnlk. Mi.- Gertrude Morehouse.
Min Alice Riley and Mr. and Mrs.
Phil!) Nordmsn.
Coptoln Charles R. Phillips. for-
merly in charge or. the work or the
Solution Krmy in this city, when
your ego was transiesred. together
with Mrs. Phillipe to omums' chm-go
lot the work in Weterbury. is in Nor-
walk this week. misting Captain
Malcolm Penney in the drive for the
Home Service tund. Captain Phillips
mired in Norwslb Saturday and has
been busy renewing mum
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Mlss Emilia DcVito. of Lexington
sventro .und Jeneroso Posts. 0: West-
pert. were married yesterday morn-
ing st 9 o'clock. et 8t.
church. bv Rev. Dennis Hurley The
wedding was largely nttended by
friends and relatives of the couple.
Furniture Company.
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skill and Thrift to rise
._ of his time and toil.
from finsnoisl slavery hove
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DECORATiOW D
HE purpose of democracy
. freedom—s freedom
' which will enable any person
by honesty, pluck, persistency,
heights of success limited only
by his own ability and the span
Those who want freedom '
certain ways! securing itr—ond ‘
only one; it is to force the will.
to the rue-sent task of. steady
Saving. And, now, this Decors. .
tionDsy,issgoodtineto start
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Mr. and Mrs. 11.1. Tierney after
spending the past two weeks honev
mooning. have returned to Norwolk
and are at home at 10 Chapel street.
\[rs Tierney was formeri Miss
M. y Marie
Kr. end Hrs. Edward Essen Her-
bur svemse, Mr. nod Mrs. Prank 0e-
Mrs. John E. Nooney. e1 93 Kerwin
street .enjoyed on smooth ride to
Bear Mount-in. New York. yesterdey.
Mr“. and Mrs William A. O'Keefe
and son. Willism. Jr.. of Woodridge.
N. J.. spent the woelpend and head”
as the guests or Mr. end Mrs. D. J.
Lynch, Academy street, First District.
Attorney and Mrs. Jose '1'. Dun-
bar and family. 0! New-town avenue.
spent yesterday in Duchess county.
New York stste. The trip was made
by automobile.
The Misses Frances Spun. of South
‘Mein street. end Grece O'Brien of
Reed street. spent the w-eek end in
Brllheport, as the guest or friends.
Mrs. Samuel Norrie. oi New Bri-
tain, was a Memorial Du guest at
the home or hir. and Mrs. D. William
Hortord. of Chestnut street.
633' were: Mr. and Mrs Edgar Bor-
num. or New York city end J. C
Kelley, o: Bridgette“.
Mrs. B. Kneedier and daughter
Elizabeth. and Kr. and Mrs. John A.
Kunse. spent the week-end and holi-
day in Newer-k. N. J.
. "Doe." St. John of the'Plx-so Dis-
trict. attended the double header
husball nose at the Polo m in
New York city yesterday.
Mlle
Eons Meyer. 0: Bridgeportf
m the week-end guest 0: hi
Kathleen Lynch. of Academy street.
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If your camera is out of order, we can almoot-surely mu‘
#eeh
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Guests at the Royal James yester-
The tree posters than by the
hoyssnd-arhofthe 11(1th
:willheexhihitedhereduringthcbsl dflanweek. We ..
to have them re’sdy by noon of “in. s welldigitsd
roomy section of the third floor.
Great interest attaches to them. Mm unusual sad or
wind out by the boys and girls who strove 5
Mr, W. B. Runoftheflsosing company.
, Everybody interested in the schoob and their work.
view the collection.
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Pretty dresses readicut;
easy to finish.
All the uncertainty of cutting from s pattern is ended; for M
who choose Resdicut dress for herself or daughter.
Not one minute need be spent in matching trimmings or 0110*
buttons or getting tired.
Alltheseneedfulscomewith’chedressitselfinaisrge em
Readicut dresses are both ready to finish sud complete m
things required to do that finishing. 1 ~*
' Here is crisp org-sndy or splendid voile, out according to t“:
psttecus in stylish models of today. Each section of such dress Q .5 . '
Edens-1y indicated that one can’t go wrong—and there' is a chart is.
helps at every step of the sewing. Here is the efl'ective girdle wm
Egives delightful finishing touch, here is the emf—"W“
Attractive styles in good vsriety of colors as well so uh
genuine- heouty with tine saving of time and bother sud W
Esch completed dress has distinctive style; breathes the a
of custom made; is sinsrt and correct and sprightly.
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Did you kodak as
'you went?
The pictures you snapped. yesterday and the day before our H.
completed and in your hands within 2-1 hours. ‘
Quick, good service is here for picture takers. ‘2‘"?
Films, whether in roll or peck, are developed tastefully as V“
nickly. Wohowhowtogetthegoodouttithem. -»§§+
Charge' is mll—lo cents. u ,
Forprinting.welldone,prieeisict06eeochpcfl. -
In 2-1 hours from time film is left here, printswm be ready, 1“
If you are not hsving‘ ‘good luck" with your pleura Mi.
may be sble to locate the reason and cure the
click of the shutter will mean a good picture.
Fourth door.
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Cool linenish
special couch covers.
Looks quite like linen and are big enough to thoroughly “
couch. Bring cool restful appearance to room.
Simple style finished with fringe—$1.65
Clever style with plain center and then border in bromg‘ ._
Blue-4”. g“ -'
Third door.
Little-priced pretty
Summer curtains.
Colonial rumed curtains of good fine weave scrim-$1.502 .115]? "
Marquis‘ette curtains with hemstitching, mounted—$1.” 5‘
Ruffled curtains for summer cottage, blue-and-white,—- $1.” ‘
Third mor.
HoWland Dry Goods Co,
BRIDGEPORT,‘ CONN.
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