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.vaménAtJON, STREET .
V» NORWALK,
mm Beach Suits
5: ".9 and $1950
\ l {\l Odd Slim
1'. «1 Beach $8.50
~2raw Hats '
.‘_ ‘lll to $4.00
\i’ECIAL'
;. .u Socks . . $1.00
'tc. \ ), and Namfll
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, . .inlion of the State
." mil beheld at
,J ‘ :4. ' ~ 1
‘—_‘_ o
/ whmlnrio is spending
w i. city. He made the
UT '
_ Irowd to Putnam.
.il!‘ ml. night. June 13.
r lllllhlht‘fll were re-
,, 'v\.‘-.k in the weekly
-, - .w the Slate Depart-
... 4,- the work endil.
Jr
-3' v . coal at Mala.“
v - “mourned council
,, ...lrourncd until next
\ lug at 8 o'clock (8.
‘7. for adjournment was
0 Slum.
«.1: and Panama! It
0"
' ..pprentice degree will
b 7 :. regular n'ieeting of
at No. 10S. P and A. M.
n 'l‘ucsdn) evening. June
:l
l - ’ nrc expected to turn
or .l benches. particularly
l‘nmpo :md l-‘uirl‘ield
"v rnnon and tomorrow to
ll‘l sound.
‘..>
wads coal at Harris and
“FR I
old...“
I l .mm: are almost always an«
:u . the home. especially on
A few. mixed in unionist
7. . .. . r records. will give you
gr H rum. Donnelly's 18 So.
2. ' .m- rcmuring it list in to-
xr rix‘l. «I‘d .
- l‘iccc Jazz Orch. Putnam Hone
l ...l.
A rzmnll boy lhrr-w :1 stone renter-
I. afternoon \xlllch crushed tho
n lullll of an automobile operated
'e i-‘n-derick "am. of New Fun-
1 .nuo. A complaint was made
in lvllllP".
If your Victrola where "Good
it, is n “shit." Easy terma
ll 'x's 18-18 80. Mala St.
-—t .
(r Photographic Supplies
'5 Cameras, Films, Papers,
Chemicals, no. «3
Developing and Printing
Si illson-Powell Corp.
"«r—o-a '
(IL 'r~r'-' -
C“-..-
.\ml)iti0n Brings
You to Our
'l‘cller’s Window
a .
» the Elm Grove Store which has been
Juniors defeated
the Lincoln schoo Juniors. yesterday
net-noon. to the tune of 10 to 6.
—-—--m
St. John &. Keyser have the Jos.
Aquino bungalow buildlng. on Stevens
street. in the about hands.
“
——Roton Pom Park. Tuesday June
21st. First Appearance of La. Chateau
l' Jan Babies.
_——_
A large addition has been placed on
conducted for some time by Louis
Kohen. h
—-ees-’q ‘
Nicol: Venn. of No. 6| Bouton
street. has awarded the contract for
an international ane~plpe heater to H.
A. Hegelein.
-—Buy To; NM Orson.
——_._..
Miss Bessie Joyce. who recently un-
drnnent an operation for appendici-
tis. at the Norwalk Hospital. is grcnt-
5’ improved. and is ablr to receive vis-
itors.
Mrs. A. C. Wolls and daughter
Dorothy. or New York. are visiting
Mrs. Wells' mother. Mrs. M. C. R.
McQueen. at her home. 100 Flax Hill
Road.
-—Roton Point Park. Tuesday Juno
21st Firm Appemnce of IA Chateau
Jazz Babies.
Mia- Hcien Clark. who has lvccn a
guest. for a. few dam, of Mr. and Mrs.
llavid Shepherd. of l-Ilm place. rc-
turned to her homo in Norwalk. yen-
terda.y.—-Glenhrook news. in the
Stamford Advocate.
Guests at the Royal Jamca llotel.
last night. wcre: P. Manning and
party: Mr. and Mrs. F. V“ “Webster.
of Newton. Muss: C. R. Jackson. New
York city: and F. l.. Dimmick. of
Evan-ton. ill.
—Panamu and Straw Hats at
O’nrlon‘s.
Coloncl Clarenco “'ainwrlght Mur-
phy. of New York city. is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. (3. ll. Poster, at the
Royal James Hotel. The hoot Md
hostess had a dinner for their guest
last night.
A small boy. whose name is known
to the, police} threw a stone at the
automobile of Fred Halmcs as it
passed through r‘runklln avenue yes-
terday afternoon. breaking the wind—
shield. The mutter was reported to
the police by Mr. Huymes.
—-8tra.w hats and Pan-mas reno-
vated at O'Brien's.
Charles H. Ilurris. of Ponus nve-
nue. this noon entertained the eight
“\ucntionists.” who are spending two
weeks at his vacation farm. in l'onus
:nrnue. wilh u luncheon at the "03:11
James Hotel. A delightful time was
enjoyed.
Norwnlk K. of vC. art mucking up
uminst the that K. of t‘. train. of
lll‘ldgep l. tomorrow afternoon. at
the Max er Grounds. 'l‘he Rfllllt‘ in
scheduled to start all 3:31! (H. S. T.).
It Norwalk lays the usual need
gulnc it shouh bring homc the bacon.
-———l__l..‘
George W. Raymond. of Rowayton.
rcporled to the loeul policr that a
valuable Jersey cow hurl either alrm'l
ad or had been stolen from his place
last night. 'l‘racks of the animal worn
traced us far no thc Peat Bond and it
is believed that the. animal wuu being
led away.
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South Not-walk
roost"-—thoso hard wood
dollars. Dollars in ave
wins! 7°“ km" ‘3‘ m"
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The amazing growth in consumption
0! “Salads." m b on!!!“ by
fact that in three or their cane: an-
tors they have recently M Mbiild
their plants so II_ to secure increased
mm In Boston. the Head
OM“. the cumin-y has already the
finest building devoted to tea in
*Amcrica. Plans are now out for an
cnhfiemelt. which will nearly double
its cam. - Cl
Hafing outgrown their premises in
Montreal. they have thi- yaar erect-
ed a ten story building. 90 by 67 feet.
on St. Lawrence Boulevard. which will
be ready for occupancy in July. it is
said to be one of the grandest com-
mercial buildings in Cams. Then-
new headquarters in Toronto to a
building with 70.0.0 ft of floor
in New York Salads ha.- 1“ um
its headquarters to 109 Hudson St.
where they have greatly enlarged prc-
miles.
The three huge warehouses in BM-
ion. Toronto and Montreal. owned. oc-
cupied and operated excluslvely by the
Salads. Tea Company arc the three
largest buildings in the world devoted
exclusively to the blending and pack~
ing of tea.
salads. has been before the public
for so scans and has become in honor»
hold word throughout the l‘nitcd
States and Canda. Large quantities
are also exported to south America.
West Indies. and to.every country in
Europe.
In the United States in addition to
the headquarters in Houston. there are
warehoum in New York City. hetrolt.
Chicago. Bud'alo. l‘ittsburg. Philadel-
phln. Spokane. hos Angrlca and San
Francisco.
ADDRESRES BY
mmm-zn.
Suhation Army Captain gishmch.
of Palestine. mldrcscd a largr aud-
iencr um cvrnint at Salvation Army
hall. his topic being "The l‘ppcr Room
At the llnr ot Pentecost." (‘nptalu
Htahmeh PM“ that the l‘nlt‘lilll'iv peo-
ple are in the habit of liming a pri-
vate chnmlwr on the roof of their
homes. in commtmorntlon of the fact
that such a place “as where f‘hrlat
uddrcsscll the 120 people on the» llm ‘
of Pennant. ‘
Tomorrow morning (‘nplnln ilishm
mt-h will sprult at the Alhcnl f‘hrl!~'
tian church in i-Znal Norwnlk, and to ‘
Inorrow ul‘lelnoon and tuning
thnlinn Army hull. No Will ale-n
speak in lhc Hull this cu‘ninu 'l’n :
morrnw eu‘ning “ill he lhc l:l.-'l nf ln~
ndlirvanva.
CAPTAIN
M
5.00" VERSUNK l-I‘I’l-It'l‘lfih \1‘ :
\\'ll.1‘t)\’. ’nmommw. at \Il.\\'. l
The l‘tiulrflltll‘ Athletic (‘lllh nllcl lll"
\Villnn Athletic Firth of \Villon will
will lu'lhc most (Aching: and lnlcu ul-
lnx mnnc of lulschnll that has (\I‘l"
llecn played lll the slain. lie-fort. nw-r
ink to the fact that the Riverside 1mm!
is our of lhc.l|c.~t :md conseqm-nlh n
hnrd fought lmlllc is anticipated.
Iluscs nnd Jilncya will run up in
3:0" p. m. from tlwI llm-ton nlnrc cnr.
ner. Norwnlk. to the “'illnn llnfll‘llfiill
grounds. and m: the old slogan rcmla.
"All Roads lmml lo \Vllton." will be ill
vouur on tomorrow Sunday.
Sl-u-ml truck lmulil of llrllll't‘ilml
fume “ill “ilncss lhe name and it will
[lrnlml-Ilt lu» llH' llllrllrnt [might llnltll‘
no fur this sat-noon.
\ll‘lJ-LUDIVG.
Renulor llnruh. who no ntronull'
fnmrs reduced nrmnmenl by HM“
nulloua. filllll in speaking of world
POIllllllOllFZ
“\\'e turn promised u now hcnrcn
and n new earth after the Treaty of‘
\‘ernnlllcs was signed. hut i think the
outcome is rather disappolntlnk.
"in our disappointment wc frwl
like the hunzry hunter. ”0 nioppt‘d
for the night ill :1 lm‘ern down south.
but find he said cnutioualv:
"I'm very hungry. \thl are you
going to give me for supper. and what
will he the price?"
"\Vc give it got-durn good auppcr
for $1.50" said the landlord ‘duclt
ahd 'tntera.‘
" “Fine! That nulls me!" said the
hungry hunter henrtllv. Rubbing his
hands and nmlllnk. the hunter hur-
rlcd into the dining-room. Then his
face full. There was nothing on tho
ollclolh-covcred table but a bowl of
potatoes and another one of butter-
milk.
“ ‘iferc. lnurllord.’ he shouted.
whcrc‘s the duck?"
"The landlord came in from the
kitchen.
"The duck?" he said. “Why. man.
don't ye understand? To take yer
‘taters on' duck 'em in yer butter.
milk. That's what duck and 'taters
is. I guess ye never visited these
here parts before.’ "
hm We: 31mm.
HAMBURG. June 18.-An hour at-
t‘r its owner. Mr. Schldsr. and family
loft for Hartford. Thursday night. lire‘
“a dinovered in his large sumer re-
rm has. “odious. was dour.-
1.13. d cnn secure the lu‘ll’i of lhc Rod
;(‘msa in preparing nncl foliowlm: up
clash on the \Vlllnn diamond tonmr {to “o to anhhmOn m prngoni hi.-
row. Sunday und H is Pil'l‘t‘l"" Hull u .guwrnment clalm'a and requcsts.
’lllf‘ Amerlcn‘h Red f‘rnnn.
‘Twcnty-thlrd ercel. New York city.
'rlght hnnd of Duke P.
and’quiy m- esons or the,
W
w Red Ciro. chapter
also: to do this. . .
a. Certain cones of veneraas oali
occasional medical treatment.
they have no money. the it
often can prox1dc for them
eras‘
arily while this treatment is beingyflr;
' to
cn. and if necessary. often is am
A
lend small sums of money without ”Ni.“ hot m it.
terest.
3. in cusps where veterans are It'll
to hospitals. the Rod Cro. is thin to
perform these services: (it soc that
the man gets transom-union ”to the
hospital to which he is amigned: (2)
provides means for such recreation as
the doctor allow.- him to enjoy: (3)
follows up compensational claims
pend"! with the lhroaupf War Rid
luminance: (4) files his mlication for
vocational training old (5) olden-ova
to look lifter hu: family during his
abunce. ‘
4. Whore a w-lorah‘s condition war-
rants it. the Red Cross will provide
financial aid. pending the outcome of
the [ovcrnmont‘a adjustment or com-
penI-tlon claims
5. The Rod (‘mna home service. as
at prcscnt conpnluled. urlvcs to give
veterans help for their families where
needed; advice and antistatic! in work-
ing but their prraonal and fan”
problems; medical sch-ice for thm
downdcnt on u-lcrana including care
in maternity cau- 8: assistance in lend
problems. follow up claims for com-
penaatlon: a-lsmncc in reinstating
and converting insurance: assistance
in accurlng n lllT-Y‘dhtl in canon of
mental incompnrncy: antaranca in
looking after l.ll- rty bonds. back pay.
bonus claims anl Io.- of him:
nut-taller in gel'lng certified copies
of discharge p: porn. in obtaininf
wound and down certificates. infor-
malIOn as to \’h 'ory medals
6. The lied (‘wvu will show reta-
nns how to mnkv out applications for
\-o¢~ntlnnal traini": Wht‘ther at home
or in :1 hospital The Red (‘rooa has
lntnrmnllnn almut various lrldca
unallnhlc tn the \: "rant: and put! him
in touch with modicnl offlcrra to so.
it hc should and could take such
lrniilinlr. The \etomn is advised ho“;
lo ccmplctr tMlId nrrnntemcnta nnd
lmw hc can get trnnqmrtnllnn to the
trnmmz centers. “'lulv he la in train-
um; «non: will be made to cam for
his tnmily at home.
" l-‘umllica of rclmnnn who hnx"
claims for govrrnmcnl insurance and
compensation. The lted t‘roaa nil-0
tin-a ndvlcc and instruction!- in to the
rclnrn of llmilcs from (“Prlfl‘nl
93. it is not necessary for veterans
llc
uN-«ln only to'aai the nearest Red
(‘rm-a Chaptcr. or it it is unnhh- to
perform this service hr ahould writ-
to Atlantic illusion llcmlqunrtcrs of
44 Final
S0" .10" mn DI'KI'T.
Swimming (‘hampiun i0 llccnml‘
(lfl‘h'inl llanniian (emu-r.
Honolulu. T: H. The muscular
Kuhnnnmoku.
world's champion splint swimmer.
which has ploughed the waters of
many hmrla during llukc'a long len—
ure of his nntntcrlal crown. will he
used in future to welcome \‘l!ll0Til to
Hawaii. if the plans of Governor
(‘hurha J. McCarthy materialize.
Got-crnor Mcf‘nrthy rcccntly an-
nounced that he would appoint tho
nwlmming chnmvlon to the ncwly-l
created position of "ofllcinl trccler"
if he was still in office July 1. when
the bill passed by the lcglalalure pro-
viding a salary of 32M monthly for,
the post goes into elk-ct. lhould
Governor McCarthy's resignation. al-
ready in the hands of the secretary of
tho interior. he accepted before that
date. it is expected his successor
will follow the unexprcaaed. but
evident wishes or the legislature. and
name Kananamoku [or the job. _
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WANT 10?:ng
umbi- n: cinity. film; he
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list
mend;too§lym:§tg
mumpuature' c" "
mwmmmm
Pticcssicintcmattng:— ..
Top-fingstyigmpoundsmeoapa-
city—w.
% nt type, top icing, no W
i .
Side icing typo. three doom so
pounds ice—$54.
Top-icing apartment type, 2 claim,
1&5 pounds ice—$54.
Three door models. side icing, 12) and
150 pounds icc Murray—475 and
$87.50.
Difercnt Lennard refrigerator: with
white enameled linin —— $25 and 821$?
warm . «F mfrigeratom the
all—white sanitary metal commit
Round. handsome. cleanly, attractive!
l’ni 1e. and a real home ornament-
$70, wit water cooler—$85.
All-white tors with white
enameled lining—{£37 and $41, with seam-
lcaa porcelain lining .
Fourth floor.
No experiment in Lion bicycle; in-
‘stead, touted and true.
Hundreds born sold here, nobody
been disappointed. .
Ride caaily, run smoothly. stand up.
Equipped with everything to make
{them Worthwhile from coaster-brats to
lbost tires—4M9.
(‘mnelhack and archabar MRI. of.
(oxtni merit—$51.
COLUMBIA nlltpfllltls Linn+and all
‘tlio rest of tho procession.
You know them and their record
through all tho years aluoo NW“ M
first built in America l 000 b “no.
MRS M
THE ROWLAND
l shrill"
ESTABLISHMENT
llEll column
‘ 3 low-but finial with
Wilhgfis Hues arc'of ma”
. , . , so Strengthcned and MW
t m my! firmly; bill on”, u
to impart‘ gm .‘ui ”It
such fashion' as
ii are six staunch hm
’ to
333 models include (are m
. w humedimnlu‘p for -:~. gfolh
mam «menstLutoulin
was“.
Does your boy
like blue serge 2
That's afair uncommon-myth
motthoserare yswhodoesn’tl .
But if he don, let him mm m m
audlntealookst the Doublew
suits of him gage at $14.75. Be «iii;
pretty study, like them doubly.
Real wool blue serge of fr“. 00.5.
Real DoublcSer-vice mum—pith two
pairs of trousers. Etch
well-lined.
Belted coat with inverted we» m
. belt all ifiitihd. three patch pockets.
sizefnm7m18at unseat“
of $14.15
J
price
Front but-meat.
Dinneroets With *
lug rt‘tdy Grit new home.
Open-stock dinneisets: contain
the pieces you choose: may be add
as plums become broken (for they .
break); each dish always in in
with it! knows.
New patterns are ready; light
it)! mnwnienco, sets of 100'
' have been made up: these to serve ‘
am. But that is just a matter 0
nation and price comparison—for .r
may be had exactly in shape and start
u r can desires.
oto «lets—fight $13.65.
. t .25. .
«v- - mm; M .
our coonsoo
New England Candy Co.
Well Known for Its Qual-
ity Ice Cream and Cool-
ing Drinks
'rhsre is no place in this vicinity bet.
ter known for its quality products sad
plouaat sun-cunning- thaa this os-
tahiish-sat. it is a well-lighted,
roomy , centrally imated, whsro
Ipio a ma conditions prevail. and
where Q best in sodas matings. to.
m sad cooitnl aunts m m
m
‘3
hat. Alimmloam
hersars-adooat
"32:52”
.. month:
emuhoiarmfithsheadd
thiawmtfollamm
ingmthobeasdnm-ihsst
m slam
an Uta t.
mm as! parlors at 10 am no
strata-an.
modéi‘n‘.“ ‘
-
carton-commas
entire “laboring population. mm
‘ a u; iii-alias ms. saved in
30.000 dollar outwit“ nearing
m .,
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.uownmm mm
ZIRMAW‘ “MM
mm '
2-w-
—Ope-ning night l’utnam Hose
Carnival, Saturday.
~
one great advantage;
financially for young folks now ”I
b
dainty of cifcct and graceful in am g
«at:-
It
—coust lowed! prices. m“
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mama; 9......
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pair fills-fit ma. . “9%
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