AlbertA
do on in Newtown a Anne repainted.
‘ ter Carrier George K.
returned trom' a trip t
m
‘ width. and bi‘vn. Dobbins. "O‘Brien.
2 8 Treat Stanley has returned to his
{innate in Main sti‘eet. much Improved in
. an ill
. Hl‘ A .
2 jays dragon. to hell:
lee Katie Camp. at Moi-walk. has
”been the guest of her sister. Mrs. L..l
. _‘2A.lu‘dd, of Bethel. *
A wooden plattorin ha‘s‘ been built in
‘ or F A. inne'aifres‘ meat} in
inxton Strong.
[its Clara‘ Baldwin; ‘0! Stamford. is
guest of Mr. anti Mrs. L. J. Reynolds.
*' 0:151; ah: fitl‘eetji r ._ e2:
2. .
iss Delia Rowiiu. or South Norwalk
is spending a week with Miss Delia A.
Keane. of Danbury.
Within a". 2
i" 43.2.2. is “gt“glm.‘ ..
it! Willy. .._2 at"
M as Daisy Raymond. at Bridgeport
is the guest of Miss Elsie Tolles Ray-
mond. 01 Hillside plane”
y ,uMen a and Boys' Straws. O'Brien
Mrs. L. J. Reynolds. of Mold stieet
lost a valuable 80L: watch. Thursday
evening. but it was found and return-
ed“ yesterday.
2 Miss Emma Quintard will entertain
the Rind Words Circle of Kings
Daughters of the Norwaik Congrega
tional enurch. nertiFriday.; .
--——-——»wi
The Crow Laundry Machine Com-
‘pany shipped nnoih‘c‘r large piece oi
machinery to the lln’redu of Printing
fiand Engraving) Attt Washington. today
~Natlve Bluefish, Bridge Fish Mar
ltet‘.
A. South. Ntmvallt man picked pens ii
his garden. yesterday. Norwaik gar-2
dens are a little ahead of thier sur-
.nroi‘indinaa this.»year.~.——Stnmtord Tele-
r will here charge of
router and rates
‘ Ale odilit
. a
W
wUlnbrellns. Mourning Bands. O'Brien
. Washington Chapter. R. A M.. held a
a‘apeclal meeting. last night. and worked
2tba ME M degree on three candi—
dates. The Royal Arch degree will be
. worked TuesdayL‘“‘ ‘2"
2 bother coining;
2~Awill2 oil on advorti iden‘tt git in‘
. 'A A relative to the sale at auction
22 um: ibis: National Rani: building. in
‘ “Wilsmston street. ran 3 o‘clock Tues~
"Ella?-
unqr once Schonls. called on Mann
,‘ Roll of the local school at
Main street.
.Betts 2 a nation his resi- 2
turn-2 2.
wed- '2
A for a couple or days
.. or King’s ”untitled! of the Eli
Attorney John J. Canon is in N
ital -‘ business.»
Janice Price. of Clay street. lies a .
.aily ill. at hiahoiuemt gantrltie. :,2
Attorneys H. Edgar Ferris an
urge ll. Voeburgh are in Bridgeport.
A;
klrt. The
D. M. Read Company has
ll kinda.
inn our.
hotel, lastnizh‘t.
Edward Untierhill, or Winliipault.
has retur‘ from Upland. ind. where
he attend college. A
Ir.-
find not one of his custom made suits
_, treddy-td-vvcar pricea._ , A _,
'l‘h'e trailic on the railroad today is
remarkably heavy. and as a result some
or the trains are several minutes late.
“Gommlasioner Samuel ,AW.
.- ‘ .is buying the cutter on the
south side oi West Washington street
repnve. ,
~Men's and Boys‘ Golf Caps. O‘Brien
' ere ale many things about wash
vineed that it is the place to get any-
thing of that kind.
The reorganized; Winnipauit Mills
team tufnntt. idutieid by carry-all.
this axiom .‘ u, play the team repre-
sonting' thiit‘ place.
{g9 Fl
Banks has returned from a trip
purchased a can load of high stepping‘
29 and driving horses
W
in Ely avenue and Bouton street was
made this morning by running the
pipes under the rdiiroad track.
Joseph P. Moody. Ralph Moody and
MissiA. P Moody left this morning for
Boston. where they will attend a
Christian Science 2 convention.
The offering taken up last Sunday at
the South Norwttik Congregational
church. for the benefit of the Norwnlk
Hospital, mounted to about 8200.
Charles‘ft. Baker. William A. Grit-
tin. .lr.. and Harry J. Gibson. have
been appointed‘a committee by Vice
President S. C. Palmer. of the Lamont
Club, to nominate officers for the com-
ing six months
Native strawberries are coming into
the local markets today in generous
ounntltes. The price is a trifle higher
than foreign fruit. but the additional
cost is more than discounted by the de~
iicious tlavnr oi the natives.
——l.ivc Lobsters. Bridge Fish Mitt.
contract to lower the Water pipes of the
Norwnllt system in St. John avenue and
Fort Point. street. East Norwnlk unt'
Wilton avenue. will commence work in
East Norwalk. Thursday.
Patrick Bee was arrested last night
and charged with drunkenness. He was
sentenced to thirty days in Bridgeport
jail by Judge Joseph ll. Taylor this
morning. but judgment was suspended
in order to give the man a chance to
2 brace up. ‘
‘Old‘Well Ledge. no. 108. A. F. and A.
M.. will hold its last meeting {or the
summer. on Tuesday evening. July 2d.
it is unusual for the lodge to hold its
meetiuse so late. but there is business
which the members wish to close up
for the season.
The Brown 8: Werner Uncle Tom’i
Cabin show. which has been in town
xliast disbanded sf.
(Or the performance sat night. and the
members of the company here wooded
their ways in different directions. Nei-
ther oi the proprietors of the show
could be found today.
tendent or the National correspond-
r W. E
inaton street today. Mr Dull hasrc-t
former; manager, bun secured a position
the} outset: surveyor Pierce in
Steroid“. lie is still associated with
.3 Mr Bull in the school work to a cer-
tau: chant. ., 2-
“‘SMIM tor daturd‘nr only—:40 cent
candy. 2.8 cents per lb. 1.lJelClyn a. at
‘ The outing at the WhoDenim»i Chat;
wn
M E. Church. at Wuodmnnf. yesterday
in every idly it meets
mixed“ numbers
mob and a number
Now is the time you need a wash 3 1 2
Miss Lulu Odell of 'l‘arrytown.N 2..
flat a guest or Miss Anna Russell. of Un~ . f: .-
E. A woodward entertained a party . ‘2 2
of friends to dinner at the It'oton Point , ,
W. A Benedict says dust yoniselh "
shirts in the ad. of 'i‘rletram & Hyatt .
today. Call at the store and be con- ’
w‘ Yorkv plate". and while our.
The connection metwwn the sewers
Chariot din Lubrano. who have the 5
E J. Brooks. of Hartford. superin~
Wash~ 2 “
neatly crime train Boston to take charge;
of til it school (i. 8. Vandervmrlien. the 2
Then just'drop in
in the Twin Cities. , 2 '2 - A
Here you will find 2_,seleclion oi prbper ivles ‘
a'nd iabncs‘. .
‘ Convmccd indeed will you be. as to
leadership in tailored clothes ready to don. ,2 - 2
Notice our south window. it contains Meow :
hattan Negligee Shirts. Handsomer Shirts. are
net to be found ill the Norwallts. The wav‘ they
are selling tells the story.
Also a great showing oi Summer Underwear.
from 25c to slot} sizes. shirts. 34 to“ 54:
Dill”
I
' ‘2 16A,,tock Bros
Montessori: -2
Masonic Building.
South Norwalk Store:
14 South Mair: St.
[Ml Eda
returned
charge will lose
Afternoon at incldalt
tar. mu Kate Fox. at near
‘ 2 Pomenoy. of Worthington. are
AAMrs. Katherine Pomeroy. of
Chicago. who have
NOURISHING BREAD.
Two loaves may look alike. there the resemblance
ends. The first, rich in valuable food elements, is palata’
blc, healthful and nourishing. The other is filling, hut—w.
“Crockcr’s Flour” makes good bread because it is 2
good llour Ask your grocer for it or ordjl direct from”
9 .
our oars THAT’S emetic};
MANUEL T. lurch.
.I
H;oeyou wet-visited Jackson ’5
If not. do so at once. S t u d 10 a,
and you «mm 332 the latest modded:
of the PHOTOGIMPHIC ARI:
Our Hatmnmslast Forever.
IACKSON'S STUDIO. _
53 mil. mar. NORWALK
(worms HOTEL
‘ 2 O l JIGENCY.
also Spalding. Vardnn, Mac Gregor and Morristown Clubs.
Henley. 0cobo. Mussclburgh, Silvertown. Practice and Re-niade
Balls. Morristown Golf Clubs, 3:.
WILLIAM P. DEERE,
49 WALL smear. NORWALK
-w. A. QENEchT.
Room l, Masonic Building.
126 Washington 6h.
It costs you nothing.
Namath.
So. Norwalk.
~
Norwallt. Conn..Jnne2iiv rod:
Dear Sir:
Herc now; dust yourself and get next to the best the mark,
affords clotlieswisc. at most reasonable charges. _
We make clothing for you and charge only the prices of tile
ready made sort. [be ready to weer clothiu are not envoys ready
to fit. Ours fit perfectly or else don’t you to c them“
Call in. sec, and take a suit home with you—«about two tvcu
at the most. after we here year order. .
2. 2 Faithiuily yours. ‘ 1‘ ‘
2‘ ‘ .2. 2 . . W. A. BENEIMCT.
Commencing
‘ McLean
‘ Mr. and Mrs.
Comm?!
and Mrs. A,
Mai-m
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fox and dangln
East Norwalk. are in Similar today.
' to attend the funeral of Mr. Fox's nit!"
tor. Mrs. Samuel B. Sherwood.
0W
Constable John J Goodwin la the
first guest at the now Hotel (lilitord.
He has been croployeti to watch the
building: at night; during: the course of
its construction. 2
Mrs., J. i.. McCormuck and sons
John and Frank. and Mrs. M R.Flan-
nery. of Brooklyn. and Mini: Kittie
eaten!
oademy
street.
W
Mrs. Joint Richards. son Harry. and
daughter, Mrs. George E. Weeks . 01
Be
former-'3 brother. Constable John J.
Goodwin, at South biorwalk. and her
sisters. Mrs. Cyrus Gray and lire.
James Grltllth ot Norwaiit. have gone
to Long island City to visit Mrs. Rich-
nrds other sisters. Mrs. George Worth
‘ and Mia. Julio Bloom They will re—
turn to their home in Chicago. next
Saturday
SALVATION ARMV NGTE. 2
Alter nearly eight. inontlis lighting
here. we have received orders to fare
well. There have been many things to
2 discourage. but we have had also much
to cheer on on our way. God has sav-
2 edcti some sinners and given us the
hearts at the public. We would like
to thank the many who have helped us
with their money. and would cheer
them by telling them that the corps
is now about clear of debt. We have
been an economical as possible. but
are none the worse [or it. Our meet
2 lugs for Sunday will be at 11 a. m.
‘ and 3 and 8 p. m.. and we herewith
invite all who can to come.
ENSIGN BEARCHELL.
ACTING GOVERNOR ROBERT8
Hon. Henry Roberts, senator tron: ,
the First district. now acting gover-
nor during the absence of Governor
and Lieutenantflovernor
Keeler iby‘ rensOn of his position as
president pro tern. of the Senate) was
at the governor's olilce yesterday. He
signed an order for the admission of
' George Zianoe. of Meriden, to the Con-
necticut School for imbeciles and ap-
pointed a medical commission to exam-
ine Michael Shannan and Peter Nolan.
, prisoners at the Hartford inli. alleged
‘ by Sheriff Smith to be insane.-~Hart-
ford Courant.
PROMOTION To BAGGAGEMASTER
Ernest R. Wilson. of South Norwallt.
a wall-known brakeman on the New.
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail
road. has been promoted to baggage-
maater on the 10:40 a. in. accommoda-
tion train from ,South Norwaili. under
Conductor Oscar Helios. Mr. Wilson
has been in the employ of the road
seventeen years in the capacities of
water boy and brakeman. The next in
line is a conductorshlp.
COLLINE FOUND GUILTY OF M-
TENT TO KlLl...
STAMFORD. June 22~Nicola Coi~
line, a shoemaker, was on trial in the
City (loomtodny. {or assault on Sine,
Lee. a iaundryman. with intent to kill.
Sing Lee was found in his laundry
some time ago with three sashes in
his throat He has recovered so that
he was able to testify in court this.
morning against Golllne. saying
through interpreters that had blood
had existed between himself and Col-
.Ailne forwseveral weeks previous to the
.alleged assault. because he had de-
clined Colline's proposal to introduce
women into the laundry.
CRUIBER SHRIITII'ED.
KlEL. June 22—minute: Henry of
Prussia christened a cruiser which was
Iannchedhere today. The vessel, was
named Print Adaibert. after the mist
Prussian admiral Print Henry. in a
speech referred to the prophetic
words or Print Adalbert. when the
first foundations of the German navy
were laid. that no prosperity weapon-W
sible torn growing people without ex.
pension. and that no expansion was
possible without a tranawticean policy.
wlliilcii‘ in turn was impossible without
a on .
w. J. BRYAN AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO. N. Y.. June 22-41011.
William Jennings Bryan. with Mrs.
Bryan and their children arrived here
this morning and are the guests at
Norman E. Mack. At It o‘clock Mr.
and Mrs. Mac. the man party and
ird 8. Color went to
the Exposition Grounds with the luv
tendon oi remaining time all day.
TUG EGGET Sinks.
NEW YORK. June 23-21% to: (lit
bert Burnett. f the Hudson Turnout
early today at he: deck
The crew. at 0 were
Mei. escaped he
in Hepatitis”. «an
asleep nit board.
in: drowned.
superior: % only 1‘0 rem».
, PARIE‘. Jute WA «mutton ,
ed here from Pehin say» an
proclamoiiition br‘hbeen issued ,2
nnnoan a emperor 2.
turn to? "Jilin, in bar, smut; At
gr: man by railroad tritium Pending
position on rescue “
rm fingtmeflg—Ad u“
ifiwvmégo
street.
a visiting the:
,Wufmlobn‘
‘,“ BOY
‘ All , ool TwovPloce Suits. trousers on some be. ,
itne
Nbrtollr Quits, Trousers uive belt straps. rem
3 mm suns
meat. “8%
suite as low as $3.00 and up to
Pertect Fitting Garments.
UUW’Z‘FVF’Z”) m W715? wmiu‘aw ' 2
_, 2 NE‘QLIGEE SHIR; TS
Belgium.
256. curs. 25c.
STRA W HATS
CYCLINO HA TS
A special Cycling Hat in blacks
2 UNDER WEAR.
WILLIS
Our All Woret‘od Black Clay Suit leads them all. at
High Grade Snell Suits in the newest mixtures. at very
ozone. all excellent Mil
Flannel Trousers. with deep turn up,
l-gt,
, M480 our soiedtion‘is large and patterns all tli ‘
At $12.00 and $1.50 our selection or High Grade Al
Famous “Lion Brand" and includes some swirl
"Lion Brand" 4 ply Linen dollar in all the newton styles
and pearls, regular 31
Good Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers at 25¢ per gaming
qualities up to $1.00 per garment. 2
slum
At Mdel
RICE. Call attention to some nice.
whole grain Rice, large and hand-
some. just in. at Be lb.
THINGS ,WANTED FOR HOUSE
CLEANING: Scrub Brush. 5c; two
5c packages 0! Washing Soda. 10c
worth. for So. Double Point Tacks.
American Liquid Soup for doors and.
paint work.
THE KO TEAS are all right. Resttul
utter labor. (let a free sample.
POT CHEESE. Going like hot cakes.
Hard work to keep up with the do
mand. Home made. cleanly handl-
ed. Right eVery way. 2 for 5a.
EIFFIEIA. TOWER LEMONADE at the
a glass. Made at home in one min-
ute,
halt priced 3M2 on be”
Dutch Cocoa 13;. lino
WHAT WILL ,
we ssnvs Mir
Do Not Despair..."
of getting your eyes comfortably
titted
because others have failed to give re-
lief.
We have the beat arranged and best "
equipped optical room in the
walks. and'auarantee our work. -
EXAMINATION FREEl
N0?-
2221.
o. nyncxson,
Graduate Optician,
58 W”! 5‘“
Norwalk.c
HAZETON caves CREEK BIG val .
Delivered in your cellar at
No. 2Nni
l
The coal will be‘ carefully screened and .deiiv
fui drivers. Hickory. Oak. Pine and Chestnut"
and split
Telephone call We. ,
Bonita (Mackerel)
Fresh Mackerel
Wonk Fish.
moonlit. cnun‘cu novsmauv.
Fund . dto mm Growth.
CHICAGO June 22-41% Record
Herald M9501: the Mackerel—r
in escrow in a
purpose or mulching poopin- char-1
cheat thron‘cboat the country IJ’tillnvwins. A,
sue-2- .2222 ...
as. I
The
“Woodmen:
n to the am or trust.
titty-“completed pattern-rm ntlthn
made by” electing mum
Unknown no... Established em ‘
Monti Carnegieplnnniendowinnoow
, 2 low and libraries, n restoration
in: whose name at present is withheld,
Dent ~
re. hank. humour in ”caution for it:
administration of: thin man line
confidedtn more
human the liberal choral: 2‘ f
'11: imitation: via- 202”
I‘m,-
demo of America ’
Aleal
Native Caught Blue Fish and Eels.
R. J. GUTBILL. d
a“.-. w.-. ww-.............._.... A...
churches that "
ammo! money any common
establiulililo‘ a ennui
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