Senalon ins—1m
4" -. any so. smug. m 1, July 4.
11‘ July 8. July 15, July 2!. July 20,
'. Aug. 5. Aug. 1:. Aug. 19. Aug. 23.
.1 sum. 4. Sept. 15. Oct. 14. Oct. 88,
. 18. Dec. 16. Dec. 81. no. 3:.
Dance- etop promptly at 18 It.
rhythm saving time during the
summer.
1 See thet your eerie W proper-
.' ly. eothnt 011.3me
1 Members mutt oecnre cord- tor
r gentler-neat guest- ior ell dances.
No resident m are permitted
on ie‘il muddy; -
._ spool-.1 dinner. “new rum
. and Sundays from 7 to 8: 80 p 13, st
.' 1» 81 50 per cover. lino Pride: luncheon
mmltolp nuuhopereover.
Table- Inuit be reserved not inter
vtlum 5 p In. Notify etewkrt beiore
, that time.
. Special dinner served Decoration
.Dey. It! 30th. from 1 twin. In. at
"’3-"0 not cover. _
Other event- witl unannounced le-
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TRIBUTE TO LLOYD GEORGES
, _ WORKS.
LONDON. Me'y 25,—Premier Lloyd
"George ho.- recelved numerous mee-
m paying tribute to' his work at
Genoa. Replying to one from the
‘Oxtord Union Society. the Premier
said he “trusts and believes Geno:
will be the shrine of peace end tren-
quility to a. disturbed world "
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only Wt
way, and that he was confident the
son! would he reenhed. - ,
mom mu some! W.
no 611:3an ,
0n Bundny "enjoy at 8 o'cloeh.
domicile curing nine. there om be e
Monolith“; Service in the Ionth _
Norwnlk Methodist Epistle”! church. with
The Dongle. Fowler Post. a. A. 3.:
IcKlMey an», m hr Veter-
as; the-lobby Mow. Pout; Voter.
an: of Facial Wm. the Frenk‘ c.
anchor ”Po-t, Annex-1am Legion.
Mina-m new Own No. to.
Kcmmey huxillnry. Spanish We:
Voter-no. Woman's Auxiliary of the
Frank C; Godfrey Poet. Americnn Le-
gion; the Daughters of the Auction}:
Revolution. have all indicated their
intention of being present fl this
service Mayor Barton will be preeq
out and will make an nddreelL The
pastor will speak very briefly. The
choir will be enacted in the music of
the evening by Mr. ‘8an!) Tolnnd.
burito'ne. Hr. Tolnnd is ‘well-konwn
to Norwalk peopleond hi1. singing
will add greatly to the interest of
the service. He will aing‘thr‘ee selec-
tions. It is suggested. thnt attendants
at the service wear the red poppie-
thnt may be purchased on seturdny
from the young women who will sell
them on the street. H
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Cream Freezers.
hummus.
if. Nor. it Wilden-unto.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Oll Stoves, Gu Stoves. Ovens. Window Screens screen Doors, lee
Watering Pots,
Garden Toole. Wheelbarrows.
Genoa-Confirming hm: pom m
4
pull of the Keno
Advent-er. and claimed {or the lid?»
edM’mmnmotm5y
miluntlow tide andninereetubyg—
feet ct high tide. according” the
new
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ingtothehdvertiierthepreneneefit
dry lendtherehnlbeenunknown.
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Hmhbe'hrlovenddnuchter. 1hr-
jorie. of z: myrtle street. M Nor-
I mention .
walk. left for a. two
in Sullivan County. N. I.
g e
lay non end women cutter iron
We. mam-In jam“ an
5mm lore amusemermm
of kidney trouble been” tha net'-
hbtod the that m moron.
.lhley Kidney Pill-hid on Wk
Why they called
their master loaf
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for so many years they have
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”PM Mel’s ghbar- supplying the people of this dis} 3.; t
533‘ . . if” six” 0:" you trict with g bread. ‘- .
m. - ‘ . In and about Hoiyoke thereue :.1
this perfict W households that have been " V
BREAD that is made ofjust thd , 3“: th? broad If?!“ the Die .Qf-l .1
« ingr odients you would use war 33%;?!- ryggfie a P: . ‘
(self, that measures up in every Swanson has. I the; 1
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slightest particular to your own
standards—in flavor, in texture,
in food value. To make it six
export bakers in six neighboring
cities came together, and—almost
as housewi ves do—comparcd their
breads and their recipes and
(their methods.
They know that they were set- ,
( ting out to please the most exact-
ing and critical housewivesin the
warld, so each one brought the
special secrets and the discoveries
lofhis yearsof practical experience.
Out of all these they made White .
lime, and called it ytheir Master
Naturally, of course, you feel
confidence in whatever any of
those bakers put forth because
Tllese are the Six Bakers 1;:
Mmiihnney’ s Bt‘kery
DietzBahel-y
.Swsnson Bakery Elnnnuclson Bakery
with. W M 0., 192;
standby of F it: home".
. Only theolder peopleo Hartford
can remexhbet when Mrs. £313.:
ncy' 3 Bakery was not there to
give them breed ofthnt real dd
home flavor thatmade the name
of Chaney famous.
In New Haven many are the“
; young men and women who have
been milled—:literallye-on the
bread Emanuelson bakes. In
Wallfl’lmry, boys andgirlsnre
uponthebreadofm‘é
growing
»Re'yonond Brothers. '
housewives look to Borck and
Stevens to give them bond that
theycantn'ut.
Look for this Mahala! 1: you:
870“?! tOdIy—fin the mow
with the checked WW
Rcymond Brow
~ 3...... swam
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"flail: ‘ , m} ”41.4,” 31‘ l
“07' ,1.
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‘1. "Jill. $1.
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12w»! 11.
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WMWWMW
dms, gingham: nod linens. Origlnal in doaignnnd
$16. 50 to $25.00
PeggyPaigcconfineeher styles to the Bond
flowexoinsively.
VtileBlcuscs
WMVO models for
Fifi andplnitings acwwnthcl'r'oilt:
mm
ditheblouse
$2.95 and , $3.3
Second than
.Your Flag]
Beedytolulfurlnonw
United Staten flag! made of sterling quality. hunting.
Six sizes notable for home use now in stock.
3x5ft. $3.“) 6: 9ft. $8.“)
4x6ft: $5M 8X12ft. $12.90
5f3~fl~ 41:00 10x15 ft. $20.00
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In progross ;tho"basement. furniellinc
Tlueehowathehghtmgofthesanoosmodeloofl'
fthebhloflmomes. 1‘
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Sumner Days
‘W-Ifll Summer Holidays Ahead
.. Mimmpmspect of fine
mgr one feels the urge or:
filivlng outafdoorsasmnchas
MIG; To that and every one
’ mm dress comfortably and
Borne Fabian falls in with hu-
myinciipafien this year for she
sets " her seal of approval on
“ SportsGlothes.
. Sports Skirts
' , NewVModels of Pruhella. Cloth
These are box plaited in light an d dark Stripe.
Mid colors of black, brown, tan or 111 111- are chm!
plaited ntthe belt and flare to Show a \1 mm of bu.
and tan, blue and tan, or black and W'.l 1111 between“
plats.
Sues' ' up to 38 inches belt.
“ 4 $9.50 and $10.50
$65cnd floor.
Over—Blouses
Tie- back models 'n
' 58m: lined ' in attrac-
fin shades. Crepe (l( (l lilm Mark“
. ' special
731959 at. $4.95
1'? ‘ w amid no...
Silk Lined Capes
The cape is an especially glam-f1? A 11111-111 and
very convenient to throw on over a 1}. 11 >1 .111 dress
It does not muss orgalldie 111' “1M1 , 1« w 2 as easily
asdoosacoat.
"$18.50 and $25.00
A few Meadow Brook Capes of mi 111.1 11.1.1 and
piootme; plain or embroidlrvd { 1'! ~11}. é: . 1i very
handsome qualities.
$39.50 and $59.50
St ‘. f‘nn'jr.
When the Outdoor Calls
The Home Woman Thinks First of Her V=randah
Chairs and Rockers are sure to be needed
The one good feature about those w ‘1;:ir< 11111:
lull
c -"¢
H .
lockers 18 the fine smooth way in v: 1;. 1-11 1;]1- .
backs are finished
Thismeans that a womm1 may Sit. in 111111: *1 mm—
fort with a thin sheer frock without any four rough
places pulling, the threads of her skirt.
Porch Rockers in hatural or walnut finish. will; "1112-11
backs" andkdouble cane seats. $15-50
Porch 0m with medium high backs douh‘n cane
cents and backs. $4.75
Pol-chm nitural or walnut finish, will} slat
bushland double cane seats. 34-75
Small Rocket! in natural varnish finish, made silh—
out amend having seats and backs of double $312;
w Minimums! varnish 0r walnut finish, with
flint. hacks and double cane seats. $2775
Amalie}: 011:dede in all sizes
Aha dough Hammocks. my grades and prices
Chaim on fourth ”00"
Ila-Imelda. third 1100‘-
Norwalk Chronicler