6
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Him Beach Suits
JLO\i PH DAVIS
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stain) and $1950
,‘i l-‘cw Odd Suits.
l‘.:':u Beach $8.50
straw Hats "
all”) to $4.00
sl’EClAL
l’ «socks .. $1.00
. i .y. and Natural
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,upqliu‘AH-n:
[ill NEWS
__—.—_»i. walk in front
Was reported by
~‘IH'C d»purtment
: .1 out N-‘ptune and
. invmying children
11.18" have been re-
! Sons and Daugh-
cull hold a regular
GK. in the meeting
' :‘on street.
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Proprietor of the
Shop. sustained a se-
. n :‘t thumb while at
.iz'vrnoon. The in-
. however, it is said.
< have already begun
«mp. The season is
than usual and the
M r cutting a week or
i of the time haying
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it dangerous. as
stray on the
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oovi. of \V'estport
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-m our iv ‘7 :1 Hender-
' ' ill. his yard last night.
.'lil|"|" Will 16“.}. “'hr) it
I muttr-r of conjo-ctllrc.
investigating.
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:wr was nwnrdml the first
r ringside tickvts to
l'Irru-rilivr light. at. Jar-spy
carnival of the Putnam
‘ airir-y on North Main street.
'ILE‘. 'l'hrI-e
.. closvs ml Saturday night.
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South Norwalk
Savings Bank'
. ‘OFC‘Q M0nday Night”
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more ringside
We to be awarded before the
Put nam Hose Carni-
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RefrigeratOr— $21.50
BIG HOME SPECIALS
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Two greatest bringers of Summer: comfort to to the home.
Just one model of each. Just a limited number of each. A big and a fine saving.
Cot both from our regular makers. Cot them at lowered
striking seasonable
lining.
A meeting of the governing" board
of the Norwaik Yacht Club will be
hvld next Tuesday evening
Tho Norwalk Hospital Sewing Club
is meeting today with Mrs. Robert
lirothcrton. Newtown Terrace.
Mrs. Louis Strom. of
Pity. is \isiting her sister and brother-
in-law. Dr. and Mrs. E. Barthel, or 63
.‘lt'fldOW strcct.
Miss Elizabeth A. Iiowlcy. of the lo~
v.11 telephone exchange. has been
awarded a ten-year svrvicc button by
the Southern New England Telephone
Company. .
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-—Gct your \‘ictrola where "Good
Service is a. Habit." Easy terms.
Donneliy'a 16-18 80. Main St.
Tomorrow iwlng the Fwast of the
Nativity of St. John. th» llziplist. there
Oklahoma. tClub is bring held today at the Ronni
wiLl he celebration of rho Holy Com-
munion at Trinity church at 8:30
Standard time.
You will find a goodly numiwr of:
popular dance hits in the V'ivtroln
Department of A. J. Collins Co. Come
in and let them play these tor you
and any others you would like to hear.
Read adv.
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M'r. and Mrs. David W. Raymond.
of Washington street. returned last
night after a week's automobile trip
to Portland Me. through the White
Mountains. and to Plattsburgh and
Saratogn. N. Y.. and home.
-——-—s—-.—1 -
-—Comc and take home the bacon.
Putnam Hose Carnival.
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According to an entry on the police
blotter- today. Argartlna l-‘renna. aged
31. is "lost" from 18 Bouton street.
He was about five feet. eight inches
mil. weighed about 150 pounds and
wore khaki pants. shirt and cap when
.classes of
lhm‘c
he left his home.
"N-Xa'n'nfl' Hess—a— a" mi} Id
Nomnlkvl’mdge. \‘o. 709 Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks. will
have n. special session for initiation of
rzolididatcs .ncxt Wednesday evening.
Three life members were elected at
.the meeting last evening. and reports
submitted showed the organization Tn
good condition. The annual clam
vliuke will be held in August.
Irma:
On account of the
Haven and Hartford Railroad. follow-
_. observance of
Patriot's Day. the New York. New
ing its usual custom, will omit a num-
York on July 4th.
this holiday.
all.“
—Roton Point Park; Mb
every Thursday. um 03‘
her or local trains into and out or New Hrs. Paulina Buttons, was found under
Notices have been a bed in six inches of filer. Only a
posted informing the public of spfihl' few minutes earlier I month old
Lstops: that will be made by regular: brother or the dead boy had been
trains into and out or the city to rescued unconsciou- from a baby car-
cover the senlce dispensed with on ring. in the some room. Several Per
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bargain.
*0 Refrigerators
Strong oak case with heat- -tuming inner
lining. Food chamber with white enameled
Extra room for food. Flat top, three
doors, ice put in at side. Holds 60 lbs.
$21.50
“illiam O. McLean is in Philadel-
phia today on business.
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Mrs. Louis .\'. Diamond is caring
for Mrs. l. L: \y 0: South Main street.
Molnar and baby are doing nicely.
A rrvguiar luncheon of the Kiwanis
James I'IUlt'L Albert 1-). \Vlllr‘hfvsilr
and D. \V. liarford deliw-rvd :iduil‘t'ss-
es on "Fire Protection."
—Jnmes Ghiotto will be at Wash-
ington St. bridge. Fri. 9 a. m. to 6 p.
m.. with all kinds of fresh fish“
Phone 1244. , ,‘ .u
The feast ot the Xatix‘ity of St. John
til“ detlsu will he cv-l- i-ratm] tomor-
row at St. l‘nul's Episcopal cliurv‘ll
with special surxiccs. Surrnc's Will i».-
hrld at 7:30 and 9:00 a. m.. and at
5 p. m.
A doz-“n dross parade slitks. mad->3
bv the pupils ol tllfl manual training,
the junior h Eli Sth00l~
been prisented .c thief m,
Police \‘iliiam R. Pennington b} thnv
pupils for the men to use on Occasions]?
when dress parade is necessary.
Frederick Phcis. npaintcr. fell from
a scaffold at 9 o'clock this morning.
while painting the house or Peter
\Vard. Arch street. lie cscapcd ser-
ious injury. but was sent to the- Nor-
walk Hospital by Dr. “F. J. Tracey for
observation.
A regular meeting of Lady Wash-
ington Lodge. No. 23. O. S. of FL. will
be held tonight in Red Men's hall. 23
Main street. There will be election of
officers and initiation. All Slicpnrds
are invited. Ladies will plcase bring
cake.
Abe Cohen ot‘ the First District. for-
merly employed by Louis Averick. the
“’nshington street merchant. has re-
turned to his old position with Mr.
Averlck. Mr. Cohen entered the serv-
ice of his country when the war broke.
His many friends will be glad to see
him back on his old job.
-
one LIFE Losr m. FIRE
THOMPSOXVILLE. June 23,—0ne
life was lost and property damage of
twelve thousand dollars resulted from
a are today in a. two'and a half story
dwelling hero. Twenty minutes after
the discovery of the are and after
several hydrant streams had been
turned into the building, the body of
Sylvester Buttone, aged four son of
sonsweretohenfromtheroofotthe
buildingbyunothdden.
SUMMER SEiSIlN:
SULTRY, SIZZlINfi
Between mopping on« 's brow. look-
ill}: at the thermomo'c-r and e-xclinm-
112i; “Ain't it hot ‘3" Norwalk residents.
in common with residents of other cit-
irs in the State. have been in a state
of extreme agitation. it all depending
upon the sto-utlily climbing mcrcury
.mvi the humidity.
0n Tur-sday a record was made
\\ in n 9.3 design rs was record-«i at 6 p.
m.. while yestvrddy was Iiniost as
\\ lrlll.
Today breaks the rccord. howmrr,.
the lftut brim: l‘clt mun-h more lm-
< ruse of the extreme humidity. .\‘o
mlt prostratiuns have been reported
1 in Norwalk. although in Stam~
1’ ridgcport and Nav liaun there
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h Mr Men reports of scuh occ urrenc cs. \
'lhe three successiw days of hot
5w. izlmr brou, ht out the shirt waistl
liiizudc and Swelltring hordes L'axe
l-mn s-eking relief from tht‘ hcat at'
the local beachcs. It was almost im-
possible to sleep, last night. so great
“as the heat.
The temperature started on its up—
ward trend on Sunday. when. at noon.
the thermometer registered 72. At 8
p. m.. on Sunday. the
had reached 83 degrees. On Monday
at noon it showed 80 degrees. From
1 p. m.. on Monday. to 9 n. m..
Tuesday .there was a slight drop of
3 ticgrocs, after which another grad-
uul rise came. and. at 6 p. m.. Tues-
day. the tilt-rmomctcr reached the 95
point. The temperature dropped down
to 80 through the night. At noon.
yesterday. the thermometer was on
the rise. at 87 degrees. Today it was
near the 92 mark at 12 o'clock.
Warm wnather often comes in June.
though. For example, on June 30.
1901, thermometers in the center of
the city registered 95 to 98 degrees.
lune 16.1905.thoy reached 95 to 99
degrees. On July 3.‘ 191‘}. ‘the ther-
mometer was between 97 and 100 de-
grees during Part or the dry. .
thermometer '
broiler.
trimmings.
price.
Got them just
Gas Stoves
Three- burner stove built with
strength yet light. Top is extra large
plenty of room for utensils. Sixteen-inch omit
Large drilled burners.
$20.
metals a saving of at least 35 l 2 on each stove or refrigerator.
POLLBY Mts‘r PAY “111;.
Samurl C. Pollo'y. who is suing his
wile. Joso‘phinc M. Policy. was order-
cd by Judge John P. Kellogg in the
lSupcrior Court today to pay his wife
37 a wn-k until decision was render-
nl in his divorce suit: to pay a. 835
counsvl {be for his wife. and was also
rvl'usrd the custody of the child.
There were thrrc motions all of
which were bitterly fought by Cramcr
C. llvgclnun. who appeared for Policy.
Attorney Salvatore P. Genunrio. who
successfully ro-tnincd the custody of
the child for his client. roiprcscnlcd
Mrs. Policy in the motions.
MEXICAN HEIRS GET ESTATE.
I HARTFORD. June ill—Four Mexi-
can h. irs to about ten thousand dol-
lars. reposing in the Bristol Trust
Company and the Savings l’ank in
Bristol. after Waiting tr-u yours or
more {or this estate to be settled. are
[to have n distributed to them within
'a few weeks. "They are children of
athe lute Thomas “‘ard. a Bristol man.
and their claims to their father's por-
ltiou of an cstu c in Conmcticut hue
apparently been m: ide good find tilt V
are to got the money. No or the
children worn by one mother and two
lzy another. and whvn Mr. “'ard died
in Mazatlan. Mex" in 1909. he legiti-
mntizcd them in his will. and they Ob-
tained his Mexican estate or about
fifty thousand dollars derived from
mining ventures.
The ten thousand dollars is from
property in Bristol.
FATHER CBERSITZKY‘S
ANXIVERSARY. JI‘LY 4
(‘o-luhrntion of theiwentieth anni-
versary of the priesthood of Rev.
S. I“. (‘hc-rnitzky. pastor of St. Steph—
cn‘s Catholic church. 330 Spruce
strcct. Bridgeport. formerly of St.
Indlslaus. church. South Nomlk. will
be held July 4. in Rakoczl Hall. at
624 Bostwick avenue.
A mass will be celebrated at 10
o'clock in the morning and a lunch-
non will be served «.nt noon. Rev.
Joseph Kovalchik. pastor of the Holy
Trinity Greek Catholic church. 0n
llostwick avenue. in master “of core-
monies.
, _A Big Assortment of Oh.
' “ singly. All
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I ma, men
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3 FURNITURE FOR PORCH 0R COTTAGE
Tables, Stands, Setteeo, in sets cl:
reasonably priced
AID AWNIIGB, PORCH
BABY CARRIAGE
not 4’ '1 ‘ ash-'4‘
N3 9' SON
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":wn
lRENBH VANlilll lBE!
lilillilllln Hill
There Is Good Reason Why.a
the Sodas, and Suiulaesl
Served at This Establish- ‘
ment Are So Satisfactory
10.
fine i
The New England Candy (30.,
South Main street is a mighty
place to enjoy a. treat thzse warm
summer days and er hinge iiut lat-
trr still it is an cstablishm-mt wlurc
"Quality Goods" are to be had. 'l‘hc‘
Vanilla. and Chocolate1 icc crvamj
served here in sodas and sundm s is a.
high grade I-‘rrncll Vanilla madc from
the very best of materials. Frrshl
strawberry icr‘ cream made from the
fine fruit is now lwlni: had in any
quantity (lt‘siri‘d to take home. Get
in the habit of \isiting this cozy place.
centrally located when: the hrs? to be
had in this line is scrxvd e\€r\' day.——-
Adv.
‘Gas Stove— $2G
to give folks at:
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Bright mcEeh
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TEE .NA‘ITARY BAKERY
MAKES QUALITY PROBE“
Thr nary Bakery Products or.
last gaim g in popularity. The hon.
'brrad rolls. coffee cakrs etc” as.
made from the wry brst of mater“
{under ideal sanitaryc
ady 'lght baking cstat' whit-3.
iilbmn-made Bread 9c and lie loaves:
i’.\c Brrad 10c and 1 \c loaves: Saul-o
wich Bread 17c size loaf: Pom
Broad 12c size loaf; Gluten Bred
made on Tuesdays and Fridays an.
sold at 25¢ a. lost: Coffee cakes of all
varictzrs made on Saturday only.
The Sanitary Bakery. 35 Main Sh
(Jcln B. Sandncr.) . rhcne 303-8.
'Adv t. c > "-4-“
—Don't torgct the Star of Comm-
bia Dance. Fri. Evcning. Roton Point.
AVEyouevu-noticedthatthe‘ ‘
feilowatthestetnnifvhoclofa
flivver looltsahead? he
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conditicns and up:
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