”Wigwam. .
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Bathing Suits
$2.50 to 36-00
Straw Hats
$2.50 to $8.00
Phoenix Silk Hose
75c
White Shirts "
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The regular monthly meeting at the
board of directors or the South Nor~
walk Public Library will be held in
the Library building. this evening, at
eight o'cloek.
H. Fabrizzio. contractor. reported to
the uptown police. last night. that 50
feet 0! hose and a mason's trowel had
been stolen from Stevens street. where
he was completing some work.
-—Farewell vaudeville Palace today
and tomorrow. l-‘ive big acts and
feature picture.
Papers of incorporation of the
Come-Northsrop-Newton Co.. of Stam-
ford. have been filed in the office of
the secretary of state. Lewy W.
Comes. formerly of Danbury. is one
of the incorporators. The others are
Ernest w. Northrop and Joseph A.i
Newtown. The company is to ,deal in
hate.
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—-Buy your coal at Karel. and Gama
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The entrance to Camp Rhodonolia
is tastefully planted with red. white
and Dink' peonles. Arthur Heubsch.
the camp director has installed a new
tennis and basketball court in the rear
ot the camp. Mrs. Arthur Heubseh
is spending her first season at the
camp in charge ot the dinning rooma
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Home-grown strawberries are now
coming into the local markets daily.
The outloo‘k for a large crop of lwin
vies is excellent and the supply in the
markets will increase constantly until
the season reaches its peak, into in
the month. .
-Fnreweli vnudi ville Palace today.
and tomorrow. Five
Ieatuxe picture.
—_
.Tohn O'Hara. whose resignation n<
Berri-tunatreasurer of Iht‘ loczil ”at
Mnkers' .issovintiou. tnok rift-ct \i-s-
19min}. left today for Denver. (Wild.
10 lilll'ild the annual convention of
the American Federation of Labor :is
a (ii-lo-iznte from the l'nltcd ”utters.
I'Idwuid .\lc.\'.un:ir:i. who was elected
to succeed .\lr. fl'liaru in the. lint.
makers' association. began his duties
yesterday—Dunhury News.
m
Photographic Supplies
L Cameras, Films, Papers.
Chemicals. etc.
Developing and Printing
Stillson-Powell Corp.
big nets and
4TH OF JUNE
‘Il
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All money de-
positedinthisbank
oil or before that
day will draw in-
' terest from
"r' Tl-“l‘i r
‘ . plaque shades in dark Green. White
UNDER mmo' norm
SO. NORWALK -
Norwalk junk dealers were warned
.today by the police that those who
have not already obtained a. license.
'must do so immediately or be prose-
cuted under the law.
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——-Straw Hats and Panamas at
O'Brien's.
‘ Fort street residents have filed, with
Nlhe police. complaints about boys
..stealing cherries from trees there.
‘Patrolman John Roberts is investigat-
ing the complaints.
A social evening was held last night
at the meeting rooms of Banner Coun-
cil. Sons and Daughters of Liberty.
which was attended by a number of
people. A pleasant time was report-
ed.
—Cos.l at lowest prices. Harris and
Blue.
Anthony Neverisky. of 97 Cedar-t
street. reported to the police. this
morning. that an attempt had been
made to enter his store by removing
a pane of glass from the window.
Nothing was taken, however.
—Gct your Victrcla where “Good
Service is p Habit.“ Easy te-La
Donnelly’l 10-18 80. Main St.
The annual convention of the State
Police Assorintion will be held in “in-
terbury on July H. A meeting of the
Norwalk Police Department will he
held soon to elect delegates to attend
the convention.
General Superintendent Albert E.
:\\'inchester. of the South Norwalk
‘l-Ilectricul \Vorks. is about again and
is "back on the job." after his recent
illness. Mr. \Vinchester's many triendl
will be glad to learn that he is about
again.
he has not entirely Improved.
—Coal for next winter at Harrh
sadGaus.
p...—
l.ouls l’rensky will leave for New
York city. next \\'cdiii~sd:iv morning.
preparatory to Sdllllil-I i'nr l-Jumpo- on
Thursday. .\lr. l‘renskv will go by
way or the ScziiitlinnxutihAliicricnn
line. landing at (‘opo-nhairu-n and going
thence to lmnziz. Mr. i'rensky will
be gone about three months.
-—Straw hats and Panama reno-
vuti-tl at O'liricn's.
tin Sunday uttcxnoon the Knights of
i‘olunihus will “gain cross butt! with
.iln» 'l'ni'ringlon ii-zun. which they (I! -
'twitwl 3t \i-rtll Wet-ks ago, by :i t) to .3
i ,. .
. Illt' unmi- “ill be pliu'i-tl on
;thn- i::i\ii-r Grounds. The 'l‘nrriugtou
9m iii't-
illillll is :t lust one. inning won four
ILLIUH! over thr- wcek mud and bull-
Willis. and inning defeated the .\'o-w
luvpurturc- ltillll twice in succession.
| ~rl‘unzimas and Shaw Nuts :tt
I(i‘Ilrien‘a.
| ——_——_—
'l'hmuzts .\. Ski-ll) want uppmuiwl
trust-:0 in lllt‘ liunkr'upl I’Sllllt‘ of .\i-
\n-il. Inc, lllt' conin-ciimn-r. by lrl
«'H-i' in llnnkrupte) Carleton l-Z. [loud-
ll»). in New Hun-n. )t-sto-rdu)‘ morn-
‘ing. The assets oi lht' company uro-
..ippr0xiinuti-l_\‘ SZI'JH'“. 'i‘hv nppruis'
i-i'x appointed .tri- Leo I'll\l.\‘ :iiid
Adolph Dru-truss. (it this wit). and \Vil-
llum Johnson, of .\'vw London.
l'lnlis im' .1 ulv'niuibnr 1;. id du). to
ll"l«l Ill th-- ill”. \vc-re
muting (it Smith
Nu). iiil.
t'\t In”:
Ilt'
lilt-
lilht‘llfihi'l' .ll
.\ln'\\.llk l'oullv
t’ll. Knights t'olunihus,
lust 'I‘Ii:- i‘uliinlitim- lli
’t‘hdlgt‘ «it ill" pruiuw-ii gymnasium rc-
(ll.
litlllo'll lrliiglt \.~' \ iiuiiar conitnitlet‘.
iIH luIZu\t:-. \\.l.\' upivululril. List night:
l'.iui St hulim, «huhinun; Thomas 1’.
.‘Ii'\l‘iil(lil. William Regan. Frank
()‘lltnl‘. l'.llll"l Dim-ling. John .\Illll0ll
and l~.' .l H.l_\'f's. it “'3“! vote-d to ac—
t‘i‘pt :iu lll\'il.’l!l0fl from ("ourt Lauri-l.
t‘uiholw liuutrlitrrs of America. to :it-
t- n-l .i l‘vi‘t'pllOll. \Vedncmluy evening.
.luuv \ih. .it Red Men's Hull. “'nsh—
lnglon street.
Mm ~07ATIO‘I'.
MD“ M,
fBLUE STONE FOR
DRIVEWAYS
A Well kept place, ,vn‘th
velvety lawns and clipped
hedges only needs, to com-
plete the picture, a driveway of
bluestone. '
.' Attractive surroundings not
l l l .‘ r'i‘T‘v‘
:l
..A L.‘ L. ‘4‘L_‘r_‘
;; , please the eye but enhance
value of the property.
We have blue stone in'1-2 and .
-4~mch’sxses. Let us quote you.
.5'Snnillx-Co»
E. K. BANKS} “
but will he sorry to hear thali
Warning! Unless you see the
name "Bayer? on package or on tab.
kts you are not getting genuine Lou
plrln prescribed by physicians for
twenty-one years and proved sale by
millions. Take Aspirin only is told
in the Buyer package for Colds.
Headache. Neurelgia, Rheumatism.
Earaehe. Toothache. Lumhsno and
for Pain. Handy tin boxes ct twe-lvoi
Bayer Tablets of Aspirin cost few
cents. Drugglsts also sell larger
packages. Aspirin is the trade mark
of Bayer Manutacturc of Mononucle-
acidester of Salicyllcncld.
There will be degree work at the
meeting this evening of Lincoln Coun-
cil. So. 4. 0. U. A. u.
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Plans for graduation at the Hill.
side School are being made. The ex-
ercises will be held on June 15.
Stephen Smith. 01' Woodward ave-
nue. has purchased from the local
agent. W. R. Austin. I modd 4”
Chevrolet touring car.
—-1-‘arewell vaudeville Palace today
and tomorrow. Five his acts and
feature picture.
Victor \\'illinlna. oi’ Ridgeneld, has
purchased a 490 model Chevrolet tour-
ing car, irom W. ll. Austin. Cpirflet
dealer.
l’hmnix and Hope Hose Fire Coni-
panics won» called upon at 6 o'clock
last night to extinguish a dump tire.
in New Canaan avenue. There was'
no damage.
ltcgulnr business was transacted.
yc-slt‘l‘duy afternoon. at a meeting at
lluckinghtim Relic! Corps. No. 30.
held in lted Men's Hall. :5 Main
tel l‘l't‘l. a
\anlcr Gilmore. of Thomas slreet.‘
l-hist Norwalk. has had an interaction-1
:tl Ollt'-plp(‘ Ilt‘ull'r installed in his
bungalow. Henry A. llegelein had the ‘
contract.
The Norwalk Fish and Game Pro-
tecthe Association is to meet this
evening. at the Moose Home. at it
o'clock (i). T). The new gain:- laws
wil‘l N‘ "\Plnined and an Opt'll discus-
sion will follow.
First aid i-uunlnallons went con-
ducted last night at n meeting or the
Norwuik S4‘utitniuters' school. in the
Second dintrict Public Library. Plans
for a hike. on June ii. to West Nor.
\Nlllk, were completed.
H
-«Sweet pepper plantu. 30c doz:
ithK‘k)‘ tomato plants. 25c don; cab.
‘lmfie plants. lac. dot. Robbins E.
Avery. in First street. E. N.
tin Jum- .‘i. the annual outing and
livid Iluy ml the Nut-walk and (Brown-
\A'li‘h . llliiloyo‘. (it the l‘omiecticut
Light and l'ower cotfipauy will lm held
.ll iirzini llt‘ld, South \thton. Au Plu-
i-muii- lll’i‘Kllllll is being planned {or
llll‘ lll'fi'Z‘PlU".
have accepted the challenge of
Shamrocks and will play them tomor-
row min; onthe Mudflats at 9:30
o'clock (D; 1%).
peeled. ..
State Police department
walk
Verilll would not talk (or publication
as to what his busine-
conslsted ot.
decor-ass the m at thirty psi-tied
conWmia-hs,
wv
William 1; Plateau". m avo-
nw standouts. Mil-6‘:
mum—Kc» 6. I". an. IL. ‘7“
, leldqhsj sighs la the Din-onto W1
m {“1qu jar“ W". conferred. i _
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The Knights st Coli'mbus Juniors!
the
A good game is ex.
33W?“ inc-il- ‘4 "
.—-A charming assemblage ot dainty.
feminine lingerie. priced on an econo-
my basis. is offered during the June
While Sale. now on at The N. E. Run
Co.'s store. Washington street.
____..__..
Sergeant Frank Verilli, ot the
is in Nor-
today on business. Sergeant
in Not-walk
Sergeant Verrilll was
here yesterday afternoon as well. in
with Detective Bet-goon:
Thomas Hunt.
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A cordial invitation is extended to
all women in Norwalk to attend an
addre- on the topic of "Why the
League ct Women Voters." to be held
at Community Hall. Van Zant street.
m Mount. on the alteration of
My. June 7th. )trs. James P.
Rourke 0! WW". will be the
speaker.
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Dr. George L. Cult of New York.
suntan at the American
Association of the Congregations
church. will give an illustrated lec-
lure at the South Norwalk Congre-
gational church Sunday night at 7:0
p. in. t8. 1‘.) Dr. Cody will lect
on "The Oriental in America."
views which he shows are weli.ch
giving a vivid protrsyul or many of
the customs which the Oriental has
brought with him from his Eastern
home to the western coast of the
I'nlled States and "null. Dr.
C 1;) Hook
has a thorough knowledge or his :11 ’ " 0' but “""Jk'
loci and gives to his hearers a tin}:-
appreciation ol’ the social. political
and religious problems which the
“mental has brought to the American
people. The lecture will he at a gen—
eral nature and will he of interest to
everyone. The evening's program
will be in charge 0! the Pi Alpha
Gamma Reconstruction club at the
church.
Deposits ‘-
made in our Savings
Department on or be-
fore June 4th will
d r a w interest from "
f the first: .
O
W'.
(it-urge-
t ivorgi-
iii the Sl.
l'apt-r
or [lll‘ Amerivun Pulp and Paper .\lilli
Suiwriiiu-ndents' Association. at
\andorf-Aatorin Hotel. in New York!
city. The session will last three days. ‘
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Guests nt the loyal James liotn-I.‘
lust night. were: Mr. and Mrs. it. 1.1
liurtt. New York city; Mr. and Mrs.‘
A. .‘i. Mullen. .lr.. Mr. and Mrs. Nil-i
tlizuiit'l \\'. Howell. of \Vilmiugtou.
net. and Mr. and Mrs. ii. G. \Vnolfolk.
New York city.
This evening the 50“”: mo- ting of
the School Mustt-rs' Round Table. of
“'estcrn t‘onno-ctit‘ut. will he held. lit
the Hotel Mailiucltemo. opening withi
an informal dinner at 6 o'clock. after
which n number of topics of vital in-
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cussed. Jesse ll. Davis. State super-
visor at secondary education. will be
the guest of honor.
llnynor. superintendent. ‘
Company - -
plum. toduy is unending ii vonu-ntion i ‘
the?
term-t to the schoolmasters will be dis—l *
We Are Open Monday
Evenings
The
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A new size package!
Ten tor.10c. ' -
water.
lOforlOc: alformci
" like-outed.
$06541. NOIES
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m llOl-‘l‘ll'l'l' W BRIDE
or an. mun.
Miss Ella A. Moflett. daughter of
Eugene Well. of 83 First street.
Eat Norwellt. and David Nest. of
Third street. 133‘?!“de were unlt- -
ed in marriage last evening at the
moan or the East. avenue II. E.
church. The cere-eny. which was a
quiet one. ave-posses.“ by Rev. B.
after the swim
other colors.
Norwalk
} Irving
was attended by Mrs. Adeline M Byer. or this oil _ ”vi a H."— pleas» . , ‘ W
nell. a friend ot the couple. who ant automobile d’riei'o Washington. BIGAl“) LA“ , '
re a suit of brown and large black lmt. Conn- on momuon nay. TO BE PIERRE}:
w. and wore a bouquet of white car- They visited Mr. 8 J mm Max Maimc 7% ‘
nations. and daughtJQr Holt and a cousin. iCOxlliaued inn. Page (Ni .
r Th" groom l” a member 0' Mayflow- Robert llruens an Jmlly- Thur rt" —— '
and lAlder and Hose CO” 90" a ”n9 [rip 0 ~~ green hills and port. “nth“: ll :7. _. .u, ‘ h“:
mountains. and e oud seeing thi- I-H-r. bltiltd il'da‘ ' :_. Mi.“
' After a short trip the couple will be "PM, ““1“, v” \. getables. and certainly li' ids». .. H,» , ,. l.
at home at No. 33 First street. (rum, with em. -.:mm.r homes. (\n the lust m. an: ,..\ , 44mg".
the lakes tfit'i- at. many po-oplc- adjournmwm' I
Mr. and hire. F. A. Dawn. of New itching. and 4 ll" r places nlhi‘rs Connvcui m Lyn. . . , 4... .3"
York. are Occupying their house on were enjoying ' . home made lunch» their far-a“ 1= . \. -; Must
bland avenue for the summer. (1 etc. ‘ and St nnlv . ,. K . “W
mously ndopi t". i. 5, . 'tJ V.-
.~ rs. George Gluducne oi Norwalk. "‘ . . 0‘" "“hfl'fi (:1. - .. ..
w Over Memorial Dav with her 1“”00'" V " ”l' ‘\o' L 0‘ l - A' M" to Sign it. .mm
‘. gnu-r. Mrs. George Black or nor- "m “0” m' "°" ‘°““'"- 3'” "°"" without in .. .‘ .we.
road. North Stamford. inniion °‘ “' “'K A“ "‘"meH' are the bigsnu «2.11“ “'4th
”A requested in on hand early . It also form w,” . : H. ., H” m
guilt: and Mrs. Walter Mitchell. for- will be do: i upon how many arr to prosecute ”in“; > u.“
. ly ct this city and now oi' New J°""‘"~" "‘ “W" "“""‘ o“ “”5"“? type. hemm- u. ammo
.sne Visiting with ”ht...” on El— next for .t true imitation then. pm”, ”M. . , . . l ‘ 1"“.
place. for a few days. “I‘M“ l I“. ' «2' 'Iruh-q
..T:f —— i-‘ar. l \‘nudvvillc l‘nlun 'mian‘ "WW-”m: ‘ 'V ' i-H‘l
33)“. and Mrs. E. Schneider. Mrs. and tomn )w. Fin: He acts and -~— '— ,
.‘H Reliant) and Mt- Elisabeth icalurc p .urc. —Hilh trade 1‘" 1.. it EL‘W' n]
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Watkins. pause or the East
rpm church. of which the
bride is a member.
The bride wore a traveling suit of
wn and a large tan hat. and car-
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DIVE RIGHT IN!
Our bathing suits will pro-
tect you against anything.
No shrinkage from sea
No fading from sunlight.
AND
business suit—a fine unfin-
, ished Worsted at $35.00.
A good dependable
serge at $30.00, single or
double breasted, and a dozen
Rogersta’Stevens
South Norwaik
here is your
blue
.a bouquet 0! white carnations.
K’EDMN will pay. $104111 for
mediums.- Get: your instruct'xunout
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whom
the 23 phrases which
from ordinary talking-
of the folder of in-
formants: we new has. Getyour ideas by .
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experimenting
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