undlusorbrinttlus the convenience of those fimofworothotmat' " t-liseuhsuceto Thailan- ”shouldlnallcascsbeadm _ "use?“ Soulful has a Circulation mall: and its Suburbs . r 7/, than the L ombinrd , . the other 75001011111 11111151111. finest it always open to admv .Omn. be guaranteed the is handed in. Every will be make tosccom’ hut changes cannot be ”a right unless copy is clookiu the sftcruocn of channels isdesired. Weather Forecast. “1 promises to be nadir rater and sultry. with rain . thunder storm9. ”lowed and siuhtlr cooler condition9. _‘ ,pNDisee to be generally lairuud ...-...-w..- .... .. « eter Record w anoint of the thermometer for rsertdiug at noon todav sermlowuet. 111 decrees Almanac for Tomorrow. sets I High tl-ie [mt-title maven SOCIAL. : Programme of Songs, we». and Music.‘ , Christian Endeavor social, . n’s Hall, Thursday night. attended. A very interesting of songs. recitations. vocal duets was given. 4 by Minutes Edna Kendrick . Smith was much enjoyed, as , a piano and violin duet by , m and Bessie Holman “ ... .- the children served cake 1:. after which they gave . tableaux. The society re. joslls made and a number 01 “sent to the sick during the they-111111 to thank, .111 friends , ‘ so kindly assisted them in WW rut. tones. . with” achair on the Anniver- tll his Dirt}: and Marriage. t twenty-five friends of Fred J. 7 hints genuine surprise at l is Booth Main street. last night. a. anniversary of his birth and ”you occasion. The friends than a huge cake appropriate- . They also presented Mr. , ‘ afiue easy chair. A colla- " provided and nicely served. ~ ' surprise was givquharles , last night, at his home in ~ street. A pleasant time was .W I“- ‘mn cannon mom . , of Inca! Societies. Associac “I. Clubs and Cliquee. ' 0sslle.A.(1.KMC.last W the Esquire and Sir m on John C. Kora. l’ Bram m. of Palestine Namath. waspreseut. The My increasing in numbers convocation of Bath: 111511.11. A. 11.. will be 1.1.1.1 W at it o'clock. Work. ‘I degree ‘ ~ command will out Mon- w otth's studio. All come. Waive s lupper. = oi the thumb Les- ,lsthodlst church. will meet with W. My night. to taste the . is for the supper. M the Iospltsi. ‘ .cf Wiaqusuk. who 9 its limos hospltsllust .‘ suffering from a sprained Mt Motors. has recover the hosplto-l this roundup. .....c- ww- Artistic Job. “ than in Washington street m “.'vmn' mm team! W. museum. Wash- ”it " Dewitt-n. .11 the 11mm: unmet 'loodscoomplished; Acollectim for ‘s ‘ year. at the Norwulk Methodist Episct» - pal church. will be bold tonight. in the . beheld Monday night at 8 o’clock. in and the joint celebration was . wavelet to hold a men's lhtlss part of June. The #:1th its-done a due John! the Well chine sud Butler .h as the ttisss oi the 1am .ths interior than its ,fihpapalsrtemdmrwd “ will he gives nest Them .19. so use him. Theqssrtsrlyuwstluguf the row. Welshmwavheld ouWednrs- mummth'inym pretest. 11 docs. visits msdsupouthe sick.llcwrrs furnished the church. and much other needy family was asked for. and about 8! contributed at once. The first quarterly conference of the Epworth parlor, at 8 o‘clock. Rev. Dr. Beach ptvsiding.‘ The official board meeting will be held after the quarterly conference. ' _ The quarterly conference was held in the parsonage of the First Methodist Episcopal church, last night. There was sgcod attendance. Presiding El- der Beach was in charge. and Rev. A. S. Kavanagh read his regular mart. The‘Juuior Epworth League. of the Norwalk Methodist Episcot a! church. at its meeting last night. voted to bend 8'39 to an orphan asylum in [Chicago The league will give a trolley party the last week in June The men of the Norwalk Methodist Episcopal church will give an enter~ tainment on Wednesday evening, June 23rd. ' The Epworth league of the South Norwalk Methodist church will hold a sociable at the parsonage, Monday night. A Sunday school board meeting will the Epworth parlor of the Norwalk Methodist Episcopal church. TRAHWAY WESTPOET 1m. Inspected Yesterday by the Norwalk 8electmen~80me Improvements. The Norwalk selectmeu. Messrs. Sel— leck, Thomas and Merrill. and Superin- tendent Mansfield went over the West- port extension of the Norwulk Tramway line, yesterday afternoon. The rosd is well constructed. and was found. in the main, to be in excellent condition. Two or three places were discovered where the road-bed could be somewhat improved. and Mr. Mansfield consented to do the work at once. The company has also begun the work of repairing between Its rails at the east end of the Washington street bridge. where the Gregory Point orteusiouin- tersects with the main line. Crushed stone will be used in the work. The company proposes to place another turnout at Newton, not far from the residence of Selectman Charles W. Raymond. and will probably begin the work next week. This will enable the company to run can under twenty minutes’ headway on this branch. The company is now grading in front of Holly H. Seoley's “ Broad Ball" residence. and Will put a pavement there, bringing the highway to a grade with the tracks. ——Seo the Lightning repair than work. Bring your punctured tires and have that repaired free. June 5th. at William Richardson's. to North . Main street, South Norwalk. Their First Gentary Run. The Twin City thelmon will have their first century run of the season. to. marrow. if the weather is favorable. Captain Hanford has ordered the start to be made from headquarters at 5 u. 111. William Gilmore will he pacemaker. BOWAYTON A tramp was detected, yesterday. stealing a ride on the front platform of the baggage car on the 12:8“ train. and was put oil at the depot here. When the train started again the hobo dove under the our and crawled on the brake bar. where he intended to ride. Thecottdcc. 1m- stopped the“ train near the signal tower. yanked the tramp out, and after impressing upon him in quite a forcible manner that hewas sot to get on the our again. started up the train. while the tramp remained alongside the tract: to nurse his bruises. Meu' ssorvloe iu the Baptist church. at 9:45. loader. William Stevens. Preaching by pastor at 10:45. Buhject. "Secretof Power." to he followed by observance of the lord's death until he come. Bible school at 12 o'clock. A cor- dial invitation tothe children is given to attend. Evening preaching service at 1110 Subject. "Christ's Love for s Lost World." To all those services a cordial invitation is given. 11... John W. Bosch. D. l) . presid inn elder of this district. will preach in the Methodist church. uncut-row morn- iugsttomtl o'clock. and in the often soon will conduct the quarterly confer- sue. ii. D Woods. of 01cm Theological seminary. is home for his summer vars» that. itsv. if. V. Atkinson hasscuopted sealltos church in Linwood. H. .1 but will resume his studios in the fall. Jsswsl’suimf loath Intuit. was here yesterday and We a line mm of Slum. It had Superintendent Item’s patent puru- mstte tires on the wheels. lidwsrtl 1i. hairless has completed as mllsatptsos of rosdtashlnc on the tlsrshsrd may seeds at Wilson's deportefrau'thr 'ulroles showed 11*.- ‘Istathhtsussattsatt Tflll.m I. now 10 news W“ we talus-111111211111.htm 140511.11 OWHAI'PEBS simian-*- use" nears “My-“dihdw vv arr? l:’flt§?lfl1'(lautor"'¢l IA'I 0' DISTRICT. Wfimglw: c :Ulwgé10m15 Vests vitae-timed: :1 If 1'. lhots. “firmlysLIm-v and Na! '1'... Mantis ). ' Iv asla.‘ I»! win "Jr-'1'“ .'l-1P: I! [3- tr rt unmet-ca. The New; Ila-land til-Ira. mnmuyclssarsthaeslsbuuvl Pi smrtps'e a. W Pattern. m'f'd by its» 51?"qu 5"“ “rt-tn" :5 but." .... “do? I "I “TIM,“ actor-estate. Mail-1111 Lacs Joseph Merritt. seen of Alfred Mer- ritt, who lives near the old Red Mill, broke his am. Thursday afternoon. and will be unable to use it for several weeks. ' Mr. and Mrs. Frazier Dolhoar. of Brooklyn, who have been spending a mouth with Mrs. Jennie Sharer, of Maple avenue. have returned home. A new walk is being built near the bridge at the entrance to Return :l’oint, by the Improvement company. Mrs. Richard L‘llommedieu. of Row- ton. is visiting her son, Daniel L’llom— medics. Mrs. Eugene Ambler and daughter Mabel are visiting in'Westlield. New Jersey. Miss Pearl Stevens. who has been visiting in New York. is expected home today. Mrs l’inkney. of Bell island. is hav- ing her boat put in repair for the sum. mer. Mrs. Frederick Walton, of locust avenue, has putt based as hwy-ole DAMIEN AND NOBOTON Mrs. Cornelia Brady has badthe fence about the ball ground placed in thorough repair and new posts and gates made, making anitnprovement that is “WI". dated by all. The Darlene and New Cannons are playing ball on the ground this afternoon. Last Saturday‘s game in New (”Jansen resulted so a victory for the New (lanaans by 11 acute of sev- enteen to seven. The principal characters in the can- tata “Esther," to he presented next Tuesday and Wednesday nights, will be taken by Miss Luna French. who im- porscnatrs the queen; Edward fiiudloy, king; Eddie Stevens. Nuaman; Ilr. (l. H. Noron. Mordaciah: James H. Ray- mond. herald. Rev. Mr. (.lrissotn, wife, three child- ren and nurse, who accompanimi Miss Meta Birchard home from Greenstxtro. N. 0., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Bltvhsrd, of Main street. Mr. firissom will shortly start on a tour through Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Hilbert Finch are now housekeeping in very pleasant apart. meats in Atlantic street, Stamford Mrs. Finch was formerly Miss Ellie Lulu St. John. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin St. John, of buried. Carl Waste is entered in the two-mile handicap race at Wotxlsitlc l‘ark, Stant- vford. Saturday. June 12. under the one piece of the athletic association of the Yale dc Towns flattery. Mrs. James W. Stanton died at her home near Noroton. Thursday evening. She leaves a daughter. Mrs. Frau]: Weed. Mr.and Mrs. riylvestor "0W0" have begun housekeeping in apartments in T. W. Austin's block. Hartford Smith has uptmod a wheel- meu‘ 11 rest and confectionery store on the main road. 1 lliverytnatt it. L. (iillottc has pur~ shared a line black horse. ..Wu._... M-.. a... ~m._m WWI. “Strawberries" will be the principal topic of discussion at the next meeting of Noelleltl Grange. toboheld on Fri- day evening. June ll. Ice cream. cake and strawberries. will he served. tits. A. (l. Bmliey has spouts for days with her daughter. Mrs Coley. in Wilton. Mrs Uoloy has been ill of qulusy. In Bill" will conduct the Karachi Young People's Buclsty of Ultrlstlsu litt- desvor mastitis. Sunday evening. Miss Fannie Moray. of Westport, has spent a few days with Miss titanic Wit» llstus. Miss Eleanor Hoyt will class her school in the Good Bill district. this week. Miss bottles Jarvis returned homethis weak flour a two weeks' visit in limb lyu. tilts Heels Waistcoat. of ltsw York. is the guest of Weston friends Mrs. M were sever talents such sumo. ‘ 11m tilt-rise Rowland has veins ultimatum: . a r / é? cm. W“ FT” ""‘”' moutaénfiiuat 1111-; 9% ”El... 2 Carpathians-ill Eons w‘duidflm' u-wtiptbthTm _ may-rmm 111.- “....fimm“ Employees AMT”. ted istoiWIunmi Competitor” dist let . “in a 1 11.155311111110111.» Continuation spousal days after such amp-title- W3 vthsvs. 1111.. will endeavor” swasdthe at“. fairly ”gawk“ ltlt1e1.:"st1lllt.r and judgment. sad-vets w «nocturnal «$111.: award of Lever Brothers. Ltd . satin-l-0 LEVBB ultimo 1.16.. New York. will "Everything from a needle to an anchor" Kee By usingt our celebra- 000 m... REFRIGERA- TORS. Alenalull line of L. If. Mace& Co’s. hard wood Refrigerators at LIVING PRICES l , W|Nnow cutapasrt DIST! SCREENS Fishing Tackle! None-ed to send abroad for a fish-limit Ilth.;fl.§ we have. 11 large stool: out! our PRICES IRE RIGHT. EAGL BEEngn AND Gas FOR 0A8" rotten-crown BIGYOLES FOX lil-IMEMHER Tl”: Nl'lllii-Zli ls' I20. ., Sign of the Silver Padlock. cycle and Hard- ware Co. no Washington Street. Do You Keep LUSIRIRE? NO. WE SELL lTl ...- ......J' leading groccr's. liousckcepers who have tried it know that LUSTRINE is the best article on earth for house- cleaning. If you have never used it, try a IOC cake; all grocers sell it. DORLON HOUSE, Bregery’ s Point. Sc. lierwsllt. ..l E. Hill.“ AN. l'roprlet 1 and Manuel“ Terms r nimble: 111111.111... flouting. Fish- .Im' "51' Cure in Hotel «nultm'flfiu ll“tlrlth at) trains on tlu'1\ .. . .t ii. If. i. lhiiifltl‘AH'lEll lthlDH l. ND C. tutti-:11 AND Si'llOlil-lllukliltti IA“ tuuumo COLOR. '"" White. FINISH- 1 Domestic. The Old Well and Con- necticut L11uudries,hand and steam, (Miles, 91 Washington St Laun- dty. Havdund St. near Water. The public are cordially invited to call and“ inspect our Laundry at any time. This remark was overheard at a Emporium. . NORWALK. court. A Profit- finer-melts; Clout-in Bale. Reduce Imeknm'l‘hat is the order given to all our depart ments. As you are well awaret t the spring; weather has been against "'0 dry (Md- mrmhantas well as the farmer. It has left as with largest stocks than we at th late day of spring. - tit must take a back test this week; everv department most one: some lcdu meat this we7k 11 order to reduce the great stocks and stimulate business. lN OUR READY TO WEAR GARMENT 13003Y Every jacket and cape goes at exactly onehslf the regular price marked. .14 93 molten and kerseyj octets, £7. 50 s a as 12 00 covert and broadcloth jackets. ii 00 8. 00 covert and mixed cloth tickets, «1.011 ”covert and di sgonsl jsc 2.511 All children’ s jackets half price. Don’t make yourselfl lieve that you can get along without a light Weight jllf'kut or cape. ll you only stop and think you will find that. you wear gaming jacket more days than you near your winter coat. ‘1' on will have one to go into the country or to the seashore on your Wit atiou Why not buy one now nml bme the use of it those cold days and evenings. when you tau buy cite at less than the cloth (smut-1? 32 50 cloth capes, $1.25 .8 50 children’s jackets, 81.75 1100er capes. , 4.00 500 u ‘ 2 50 7 50 terseyos :1 1.11 4 do " u ‘ 2111) 11011 cloth capes, 3.110 2.50 " 25 misc WAISTS. And they are doeams for fair women. 08c $1.75 $2.50 75c 1.25 1.08 2.75 80c 1.50 2.25 3.50 TAILOR MADE SUITS. That fit perfect. $5.75 $0.7 5 $13. 50 0.50 100014.38 7.50 12.00 18.00 WASH GOODS. SILK 11711515 $1.08 $4.75 2.75 3.75 5.50 5.75 CRASH SUITS. $2.50 $3.75 2.7 5 4 7 5 6.50 Made of linen crash, embroidered and trimmed with differ- ent colored crash. DRESS GOODS. 500 “‘1. ' . You know our stocks. 25c organdies, 12 1 2 cents 54 Inch all wool black and wh1tc checks, 75C 256 ”PP“ lawns 12 1-2 cents Have been all season, 31. , , . 39c black lienriclta, 50C 236 ace stnpes, 12 1-: cents 75c mixtures, winches wide, 11 1- 2c 25c grenadtues,12 1'3 CCMS ‘ 25c fancies, 25c 12 1 2c dimitics, 6 M as KITCHEN DEPARTMENT. 1 Car Load Window Screens, ,1 Car Load of Fruit Jars, 1 011' Load of Door Screens, 1 Car Load of Oil Stoves, 1 Car Load of Lawn Sprinklers. ()il stove ica kettles, 12 1 2 cents Bird cages, 79 cents 1 lb package chloride lime, lo cents Croquet SClé‘, 98 cents 1 lb package moth balls, to cents Wringcrs, $2 0 1 qt bottle bugsct, 25 cents ‘ Lawn Mowers. 2. 5 gallon oil cans, galvanized, 39c and 69 cents Ice Cream Freezers, 2 4.) ‘ ‘ ‘ ' C . TO] LET ARTICLES—Madame Ruppct t’s Specralttcs. 25c French crepe paper, 12 1-2 cents Packer’s tar soap, 17 cents Bore-s writing paper, it), 15, and 25 cents Cuticuru soap, ,5 cents Whisk brooms, to, 19 and 25 cents Pocketbooks, 25, 5a and 75 cents lluir brushes, :5 and so cents 10 styles ol'bnihing suits for ladies. JAPANESE M A’l‘T] N GS. Tomb brushes, Com b5, 8 styles of bathing suits for men. OIL CLO I‘HS. We are headquarters for oil cloths. 10, 15 and 25 cents to, 15 and 25 cents ' 100 250 2 yards linoleum. 85c and 81.00 ' These are regular ii 2!: and it no “00114. 12 1. 2C 390 2 yard ml cloth. 50 cents _ This i~ whut you porno for. 1 1-2 yard ml cloth, 1 yard oil cloth, A-t g. 37 1-2 and 50 cents 25 cents 190 490 ’500 dozen ladics’ necktics. ml 119 you [my Zlic lor. 51 _.‘m__ ..L TELEPHONE CALL, 58- 2. WHAT We w .mt you to know 18 that we are selling our Fancy Gilt Edge Creamery Butter, bibs for $1; 220 1b. The finest butter made. We have a fresh a1 I'lVal of the N orthfield Cicamct'y Butter, 111 half pound prints, two and three times each week. Also the Dining 0111' Creamery one pound punts, 200 lb. This is the season when the Ferris Hams and Bone- less Bacon and Smoked lleei are a Relish, and are eagerly sought after. You can secure them fresh from the smoke house here. Everything fresh daily 111 the fruit and vegetable line. Leave your 01 dcr and receive satisfaction. CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer. Is West Isshlutss street. teeth Israeli. or. A Man’s Best Friend Isbis pocket, so people say. It's through a man’spocket we intend to test this pupa. lar belief. Buy your groceries and provisions from us if you value money. Vary last creamer-y flutter. 190. For Pound. Sugarcurad Ihouldars. 7 has: Pound. threaded Oddflah 70 box; 4 boxes for tho. Inger cured Iraahfast Bacon. 101: Pat- Pound. , Alaska ‘airvton. Every can Guaranteed. 100 can. ' Laundry leap. Large 8120.10 calves for no. N. Y. GROCERY CO. 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