n his in street.
ran Master, at New
11111 and “ill: ’odoy tor a
in, lit thei7 W lie Moun-
me tine spool ens oi his
' ‘awherl‘ien.
( East aye:
holy n’eln‘, Miss
Clio urian, hove!
liliry
' 9 Fish Mkt
ext Martin, oi
of Mr. and
Georgetown
James 'Hal
ave returned
'1
ugl G. No.15
'akil‘it arrangemen 11 hold an on
patent and coke e in (l. A. R
will]? iii. .
lnyes‘ a.
tilt h nucleon Her
ardl'éh. i . Street, 0
gin. 1 L. I. speeslerdny will
L LWatkins,o new street
it; ' embe t the Cathoii
dill lodlle enjoy
lie defied at 2
reachable. A. 0. K. ofM
Or the Mor choir. which I
disposing 'n‘y. ehnnce. ins
,, 0. Feed drew the tieke‘
was found to it) it was held
lull! Oartrldg: lstols. 1611: "L
' lti pits. Fin
«goers.
pproiioh athletic enter
' u Glonvl John Monahan
Soul mean Hownrd Smith
1111111111 wil‘x tor fliteer
\ . There wi ‘ club owiucin
'clr Deady on sir-round bout
the 11111311 110‘ r the evening
‘ linen, 119.1 Budge rial: 1111
it! Frederick
’ . rton' entertainer
“hockcillle ”"li
‘Blult, roster
one much i111
net-y and th'
Mini tor en mi Mon..il shorli
18 one. ii and lilting
no 111
‘ row afternoon,
- Miss Kittie Pomeroy, of
"starts Monday to
mod Redfleld 7
thus allow others to use
» her home in Railroad avenue.
Lyman Ward and daughter. or
land. OilioL Lyman W. W 1! and
award. 01.111011 York. re the
Mre.0 E. Wilson.
phi-win
Frederick Brotherton will lend the
prayer and praise meeting in ”the Ep-
worth parlor oi the Norwaik Methodist
Church. tomorrow morning, git; 9:30
o'ol ck.
Q ”ii—m 47.77
not Mineral of Mrs Elicia Minerva
Lee, wile at Edward Lee. who died yes-
terday, nt heir ‘
Will be ”will! « 1 ' ‘
at 2. 30 o'clock. ~
. Fred 8 Goodman.\onc of the‘1 core-
taries of the Y. M. C. A. intern tonal
committee on Bible studies, wil lineal:
in the Norwni Methodist E copal
Church. tumor w morning, 3.10:30
07 clock. . 3...! "
"flatbe-
Mrs. J. it. Fiannery and Mrs J. L.
McCormick and sons, of B klyn. 11nd
nshlugtou.
..,C have returned home cm 11 visit
with Mrs Katherine Pomeroy. ol Acad-
cmy street. I .. fi“
Oliver Robllinrd, not Cedar street
once a week’ a vacation
at Burlington andgst. Albnns, Vt. This
will he the tired lime in twentrone
Years Mr. Roblllhrd has seen his pur-
outs and other relathea.
~Fireworks 11.1711y absolutely new
Priced exocptionn low anncr
Phone 1353 ......"
Constable Goodw n has attached
property of James ardinc. of Bridge-
port located in Burrltt avenue South
Norwalk. lor wt) to recover a claim
of $50 for W M. Saunders. The case is
returnable to the town court Monday.
m
‘ Daniel C Harris was bitten quite
badly on the leg. by Frank Woiiyung's
dog. this morning. Mr. Harris went to
Dr. Dumoriler, and had the physician
couterixe the wound. He is“ now able
to be about, but says his leg is very
some 7 7
‘ About three hundred feel of pipe in
Plymouth avenue 11nd War street wns
ruined by the llzhtning untidy A
gale will he put in the 11111 here and
he water
while the ruined pipes are “heing ro«
placed.
Meeting held in Gospel tent of Lot
tor Day Saints at Broad River. ear
the trolley line. Meetings every 9 on
log at 8 o‘:ciock Sunday morning
l0. 30: Sunday school from 12 to" l
o':ciook evening meeting 8 ociock. El
lore U. W. Greene. from Brooklyn. and
I). A. Anderson, from Lamont, lown. ‘
--Meu' a and B‘bys Strawa O‘ Brien
Mrs. Frank Sven is critically iiisni
he
has been ill for some time and seems tr
be a puzzle to the physicians. Mr
Svecsa says that be has procured the ser-
vlces of some of the best known physi-
clnns I11 the country. and they do not
seem to understand her case. i
W . :
lilies Bertha Rnnroth. of Neerork.
who is spending several months oi. the
home ot Mr. or}? Mrs. August ltoette~
char, oi North ain street, enterlhincd
a party oi friends. last night at an ice
cream and cake, party. The evéninp
true pleasantly spent with niuslc
games and other onetime snitahié' for
the occasion . .
Constable Goodwin has attached
Thomas Scott's store for $100 (or the
Thatcher Furnace Company. til New
York. to recover a claim oi 87d damn-
lies. On February is the delendnni. by
a note. promised to pay $5180. at on
(lily Notional Bank but failed to do
so. The case in returnable to ihef ‘l‘own
Court. July iii, ,
“I...
The devotional meeting 01 then
worth made at the Norlraik lie 11- '
dict Church. tomorrow evening. at two
o‘clock will he in chime of Rev.
Haulanheek Thiamee
been con noted by the venerable AI-
berl More once. but owing to illnese
he is unable to not. The topic in Early
Methodist Pioneers. ~ ~
Mm urinal Rottweiler. oi North
Main meet. mwili poll one week from no
day. on the Hnmhurpnmerlm line,
steamship Pretoria. tor (lemony. lira.
‘ , for iii hen
kilometer oil visit thinning. 111mm
Ber lln hen hand other places.
John W Elmhuth. the New York
e Kaolin: ,
0%1“ last week
Brits the
was to have "
enough for every lotto. . ..
alleviate. unanimous. double and twist «animus—dilute
are the fabric: which wear the heat and look the but. They
, 'wiii he made up in II ck suite of the smartest 711111. with 111'.
tailoring and floiIhio 9 that have won lama 11w our Titian
‘inp Department, and the price for each Suit will he Six-
tetli DollIrI.7
Norwalk‘Store: '
,. South Norwallt Slur '
” Masonic Building.
14, South 7111111117 St. 7 7
Comstock Bros. 7 '
NOURISHING BREAD
tTwo loaves may look alike, there the resemblance
endé' 'l he first, rich to valuable food elements is pointm
blc, healthful and nourishing. The other is filling, hut-—-.
‘7‘“Crockers Flour” makes good bread because it is
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It costs you willing
of the PHOTOGWHTC ARI:
Our Platforms Last Forever. “ m
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AGENCY.
Balls. Morristown Golf Clubs. 31.
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411 who. STREET "
we 3121.1.
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”Ill grades. Shelf Paper, Window Show. domino
Van
. the treacherous channel
made without authority from Wash-
, ington or in case or great emergency,
.. mm
‘ with mwwwl tidotrl'
coroner noun. or Bridgeport. wool.
to Stumlord. yesterdny attcrnoon, to“
investigate the death of a three
months old child or Mary Worden.a
colored domestic. The Worden woman
recently placed her babe in the care or
iinolher colored woman named Mills.
and several days ago she discovered
that the child's arm was broken. A
physician stated that the limb had been
fractured several days previous and
that the child generally showed evi~
deucee of neglect and abuse.
in the soup d 7713111111. o'u't sailing in a
naphtha loo
named 1131111111 and Wilson. it is
thought that gimmnehlnery in the
launch broke n. as this kind at
trouble hos hoe experienced with the
craft betorel" t is considered almost
certain that they are still adrift. be-
cause it they had reached some port
they would have communicated with
7 their relatives‘ in Wordencliit
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HELL GATE PASSAGE.
m
7 Naval OlliccrI Commend Captain Man»
any {or his Nerve.
‘ (Washington Special.) ,
Nova! officers have not ceased to
'_ talk over the feat of Captain Mooney,
: oi the Massachusetts. in taking that
‘ heavy battleship through Hell Gate
. Although some ofllcers believe that the
New Department did a wise thing in
lorhldding commanders of war vessels
from taking such risks in the future,
there are others who insist that Can-
tain Mnnnéy did a proper and strictly
professional piece oi work that will be
praised throughout the service. There
is no disposition manifested to take
the department to task lor deciding
that no runner attempts to go through
should be
but the opinion is expressed do some
75 quarters that the department would
have done well to wait until Captain
Mariner's exploit had ceased to excite
comment bciore issuing the instruc~
tione on the 'suhioct which went out
recently. The announcement that
these instructions had been sent, im-
mediately ioiiowing the successful feat
of the Massachusetts. cannot it is or-
good be construed as other than an
oliicial censure ol- Captain Mooney,
but Secretary Long has denied that
there was an censure intended and has
praised Captain Mooney for the com-
mendable way in which he performed
the dangerous piece oi navigation.
One at the oldest. beat- known and
highest ranking chimera 01' the naval
service said that it was not true that
any considerable number oi oilicers be
lieve that Captain Mooney simuld not
have taken the risk. (in the contrary
he said. the service generally would
regard his act as worthy of the highest
praise, not tor the skill in navigation
displayed, but tor the lesson it taught
“it was one of the finest things ever
110119 by a naval odicer in the time of
peace—in fact. the very finest thing i
can recall, ” he said. "it was a Mogul
flcent act of during and professional
skill. the must conspicuous of the kind
in the recent‘hlatory ol-the navy. Man~
ship can‘get through Hell Gate. That
was something that needed demonstra-
his commission in his hands. Had he
failed. he would have lost his commis-
sion, but 11: did not fail and his rc-
ward shonl be all the greater lor the
risk he run. lie should be commend-
ed odicially in the highest terms alan-
ney was I new man on the Monmouth
sells. He had never handled her be-
fore except in the short and can: run
from Tompkinpvtiio to the New York
the ship. Such men an be win victor
oliicers who know when to take chanc
es and Manner is one of that kind.
"Now let me show why he perform
ed a feat that will prove or value to
the navy. It in necessary to pass
through Bell Gate to get to New York's
line of defense. in time at war with a
lorelgn iieet oil New York. it might be
extremely dangerous to have vessels
take the outside route to get into Mug
inland Sound. To pass into that body
of water without endangering the A111.
mu hate.
"(loll and mild Flake? ‘
n emu-re
V" know Is 'The Race: mark the cash
‘ out line of New York deleuce. Fisher 11
island has minimal and mono»
nor-tits oat annuwwuhmww
York must make the Hell (into pale-
lite
'Bo you see how 1111th it was
{:11me demonstrate 111111 the
110111nd done solely by the
7 Mooney hunt!“ the
_ demonstrsuou He will never be tor-
Later reports concerning the Delete ?
Sisters. who are nominated to be ndritt
hwith two young men .
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Light weight Suspenders. 3
LOW Collars.
ice Water.
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PEANUT BUTTER~Juat got in a
new stock. We can supply you in any-
quantity from he worth up.
BASKETS—Market baskets, small.
and medium. A new stock. lrom lie to
251:. Picnic parties take notice.
LIME JUICE—~Buy a bottle for sum-
mer drink, 160 bottle.
GINGER ALE-~I have several har-
rels of bottle Ginger Ale which i am‘
going to sell. Some at less than tarot
cost. because I haven't the trade for
it; 50 bottle and all one or a dozen
LEMONS—Elne large and julmcy
Cheap this time oi year at 20c dos
KO TEASr-Dld you know that it is
a fact that not (not warm) drinks,
cool a person of! on a hot day better
Men's Bathing Suite. 750 to ”.50 ‘
Eoya’ Bathing Suits, noises 76o
Flannel and Serge Suits. 1 1'
At the'kModel 11
than cold angle? A cup \ ,
hot tea can be 11111616 m.
in: these hot do]? 3 and 3
equal to Ko
price; 60c llre
CoileotlonI
Bear the grog}
possible
quanta are ten
notion they
1?
of cruelty to»
ing an unrea
All honor 16‘ the
debt and pays
own respect. and the,
respect oi his tellowmc'nr
Lorenzo Dibble
Do lint Despair
oi getting your eyes oommrtahly nttau
ney had demonstrated that a battle- ‘
lion. “When he did that Mooney took“
yard But he was not al‘nld to handle ' ‘
ion for the nitlon. The nn‘vy wants.
crlcan ships it would be necessary to 77‘
' island ‘
list.
equipped optical room in the
walks. and: Guarantee our work.
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to
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The and 'will be carelully
ful drivers. Hickory. Oak
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Telephone liaii 97- 2-,
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reentd and ' ,
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because others have rolled to give ro-
We have the beat arranged and best
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Norw’nlk. Ct.
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