as prepared by LANE are delicious ‘ V 3: 50V " Extra iOr tomorrow Coffee Cream 151 WASHINGTON eraser. 1111111 hits; A telephone has been pieced in the residence of Dr. J. C. Newkirk in Mor- gan: avenue. ‘ 1' Rev. J. H O'Donnell, rector of St. ' Mary‘s Church attended the funeral of Father Rogers in Bridgeport, Satur- day. ’i‘he sewing committee of the W0- man‘s Association will meet tomor- row afternoon at 2 o'clock in the ' South Norwnlk Baptist Church. a-.- ”V...“ -Fine cut glass were being sacri- - ficcd at Jackson’s fluction. The vaudeville show fer the benefib' of- the’Norwalk Hospital will be given at Hoyt's Theatre tomorrow. evening. It promises to be very successful. At a meeting of Shermgn Command eryV N0. 470. United Order of the Col- den Cross. held Friday -,Vevening, it was decided to hold a stratvberry festival, June 13th. Cornelius Pierce, of the Fairlield County Savings Bank. was in Bridge- port. Saturday afternoon and saw the Bridgeports of the Connecticut State League, defeat the Hartfords. n...— Rev. H. B. Carpenter preached an excellent sermon last evening in the South Norwalk Baptist Church on “Powder Mill Piety.” There was an ex- cellent attendance. considering the weather. . ‘ » ——Dr. MS .,Rosen ocullst and aurlst can be Consulted in the parlors of the Mahcckemc" Hotel; "”1311 Tuesdays and Fridays, between the hours of 1 and 5 p. m.. and daily betwen 9 and 12.11. m. 6 and 9 p. m. at 516 Falriieid ave- nue. Bridgeport. Eyes examined and diseases treated. The Women' s Auxiliary 0f the Y M C \A. will hold their regular meeting tomorrow at. 3 .0. clock to complete an. rsnge'rn‘ents for the epo'n‘infi deception June 2d and 3d. All the ladies are es- pccially urged to Jethend. Conductors Paul Smith and John Dyas. of the New Ydl‘k. New Haven and Hartford Railroad, are enjoying a week‘ a vacation, Vcbmmenclng today, and will attend a’ cdnference of railway officials to be held in Hartford Con- ductor John Griffin, of South Norwalk. takes Conductor Dyasi VtrVVain during his absence. ' - Architect Guy‘s isrleton Hunt.1of Bridgeport, has received the commis- sion to prepare plans for a new office building to be erected by the Gilbert & Bennett Manufacturing Company. in Georgetown. It will 1:039:53 feet, built of local granite. with slate roof. The interior will he finished in oak, and will be fitted up with all tho.conven- fences for office purposes. The heating will be by steam from the factory. The ’ gait of the building wil; be about 511,- When the hi 5 train was coming up it)“ yesterday after- the smoking, oar- rd me to its sweating in he intens he train made its thirdstio‘p opened the door at. the front of the car' 1 and shouted :“Wilton. " “No ' melt- ln'." yelled a, drummer. in the rear of the car. And eyerybody laughed even if it was hot. I) unis we has lined in Cdnneéticut du ng' be last week-«a lumber compsn with 540,000 capital, :9 . 'you Are thinking of getting something .; received from Professor Carl“ Dlehl‘. of Bridgeport. that already serenity-eight members of the Arlen Singing Socie- h wty, of New Haven, had subscribed to- : in the morning - . Church yesterday morning pledges for “ as pastor of the church and his appeal ~‘*‘ for funds met with the shave hearty until. prompt response. The S hm :- piano used in the Sunday ' Miss Alla Place. spent ymrdaydat Mr. and Mrs. Richard: Hobbs of Four lCorners, have gone to New York to lvo. A. lsrael. the ' Washington street mliliner. spent yesterday in New York city. ‘-11V'.,10'welry. cut glass. alive; wars. Watches at your own: price, at Jack- son's Auction. Chairs for ladies. If your eyes bother you. you should consult Homer B. Hoyt. the graduate Optician ' 1 Highland Malt is being sold at four- ‘teon cents per bottle at the Clifford Pharmacy. Get ready for aralny day and place your money in the South Norwalk Sav~ ings Bank: —— There is a. testimonial about the merits of Dr. Dick’s medicine in to- day's issue. The p. M. Read campany has fabric gloves for‘warm weather. See what the ad says. . —~Mr. Sergeant, of Velox Company. will give a public demonstration of their paper at Stillsou Powell drug store, Wednesday night this week. An important meeting of the Econ- omic League will he held Thursday night of this week. “5—.— Contractor Dudley E. Hoyt has just finished a, new ten-room house for Samuel Seoiield in Stamford. Mrs J Seymour, of New York will move into one of Dudley E. Hoyt's cottages 'at Pine Point. inv the near to ture. VV . M... Mr. James Gurdou. df New York. has rented one of Contractor Dudley E. Hoyt's cottage at Roton Point for the season. Miss Hannah Shields. of Harlem. has rented one of the five cottages at Fine Point. belonging to Contractor Dudley E. Hoyt. Mr. Knowles, of Newcastle, N. Y.. has purchased the Hobbs estate at Four Corners where he and family will in future reside. One ofVW. S. Sturtevant’s horses has been quite lli‘during the past few days. Dr. F. L. Olmstead has been in itttendance and the animal is improv-V V08 .. 7 5 --~ ‘1 t The warm w'SEEnEr has arrived and cool to wear. There are any amount of cool things at the store of the How. land Dry Goods Company. James Flint, of Darlen. and John Steel, of Bridgeport are considered to be good, pool players They met a few days ago and made arrangements to play a championship game as Kass- ler's cafe next Saturday night a... Secretary Rolls Black, of the local Barbers' Union, received a letter this morning from A: S. Green. of Green- wich, to the effect that the five barber shops in that city were ready to he unionized as soon as the local union was ready to receive them. Butler Chapter, R. A. M., will hold a meeting tomorrow night and will con fer the Pastmasters' degree on five candidates. ”They are Dr. L. M Allen Dr. W. B. Bean. J. Stanley St. John. trying Robinson and Charles Schon erg 1 Mr. and Mrs. SamuclVCochram. of New Jersey. spent last evening at the residence of Mr and Mrs. Hubert S. Mitchell in East Norwalk They sell ed from New Jersey in their cat boat as far as Coscob and then took the vessel to the Mianua Manufacturing lCompany to have engines installed in er. ”as... h--- ‘1 The South Norwalk Quartette Club has decided to hold a picnic Sunday. June 8. The 1 location has not been decided upon as yet. Word has been wards the picnic and that there would be about 120 altogether. The New Haven contingent will leave at .8. 50 ..--.—__-..._ At the Norwalk Congregational $240 50 Vic; a new piano for use Vexj his second anniversary grand eunuch-corn at present has to serve 11131: has; is in great favor. men who would not think of wearing 0. Norfolk last season have changed their minds. they see something distinc- the in them. something out of the} V nlnary—a change! 1.0" makes a big difference where 2 you buy your Norfolk Suits, for ‘ some stores are showing Norfolks V that have no more style 01‘- charac- tor than a salt bag. it does not follow" because our Norfolks are cut in the latest style correctly tailored and per- fect- -fltting that you pay more for ‘ them than elsewhere. We show one line at 38.00 V A' better line at $10.00 The $8.50 suits have equally as much style and tone as the better grades. the only difference is in tire quality of trimmings and tab- l‘ CS. We display all the newest sum- mer fabrics; many of them exclu- sive; exclusiveness is a feature in ‘tselif that you don t want to over- 00 H art F Schaflher :nglg ""8 Clothes v,’1’~ K. su'vm‘n I000.- nor II "I I.- III M" Comatock Bros. South Norwalk. l4 South Main St. OATS Here never varies from the safe. high-V dualitv standard; yet prices are as low Vascan be quoted, except by selling such trash as is never known here. The real economy is the peculiar Characteristic of the store. Buy Oats That’ 3 Clean. MANUEL T. HATCH ' .i‘ ‘x—/ r r: ‘1 /\b_/ : SPORTING GOODS Base Ball. Lawn .Tennisg" Golf. ~.~?rin'a P0110. Eastman Cameras. $1. 00 and upwards. Liberal discount on Premo and Pace Cameras. wm. P. Beers BOOKSELLER AND STAIIONER. 1'; j ‘. V "Nor-walk. Conn. It Paysto Trade” f t voustons Tailor-Made Suits. Jackets, Shirl waists. All roads for the. women folks lead Houston wards these days. V And why shouldn’t they? 'The magnets which attract them are 10w prices rem liable goods. "the kind that give everlasting satisfaction." . and courteous. treatment. 40 wall street. ‘ 1. TAILOR MADE SUITS. 1 $15 Suitamow $7. 50. $20 Suits new $9. 50. $25 Suits now 512.510.5351 Suits new $1760 ‘ - TAILOR MADE JACKETS. . $5 J'nckets $2 95. $7. 50 Jackets, 53. 95. $10 Jackets, 84. 95. $15 Jack~' eta. 37V 50.V= . SHIRT WAISTS. 390;: worth 75c. 50c: worth 51.9811; worth 51V. 50V $195"; worth $2. 00. ‘1 W Car fare on $5 .00 purchases or over. the church; but each ‘ , 1111131113; ‘ at Pine Ledge. . in South Main street and initiated Ial‘ avenue lot. the former winning by a ' : street; ’V field day practi e tomrrow sprouting at M3 30 the full comp an: ‘ practice will be not 1V n Fitch. 'of Stamford. will be present ' _ and bare chargsnr the drill and Cap- dfrom r Stnm‘ford. and two .. ’ the members were. 11ers on lirlds'y. ' insomnia. " ‘ STEAM , V not Warts. V MD ”0115 ' ‘ rrrrnifdlj Tin. 853d Prim. Copper ’ and Zinc. ' so ”5'0th “plummet. ' South Norwalk, Conn. Telephone: 1221's. Locations ids John H. Ferris is in New York to day on business. ".— in Merwln street Michael Batchford is recovering from his recent illness. Charles A. Hubbard will cater at The Knob this season, as in the past. There are some special prices on moat in the ad. of the Public Market today. The Boston Store has purchased a large stock of' hosiery and underwear and is having a sale. See the ad. There were eight real estate sales Vin Norwclk during the past week. and the mortgages amounted to 827,950. Mrs. Annie C. l-lavlland, of No. 3 Liv. lugeton Place, will move this week in- to the cottage she occupied last year —~A'_ny article at your own price at Jackson' a Auction. .tnin the Connecticut Chapter, Daugh- ters of Founders and Patriots. at her home, 56 West avenue, Tuesday. June 30. son shoe shop Saturday afternoon on to 6. The Bartendors' Union held a. meet. Jug yesterday afternoon in Elk's‘hall hationist Harry S Bennett, of Hotel Clifford. The hotel has been unionized. Conductor Hart Wicks. of the Red Line trolley." was obliged to put a drunken man off the car Saturday eve- ning on Main street, Norwalk. near 1the residence of Frank Quintard. The man refused to pay his fare. A Frenchman in a large red automo- bile stopped at John H. Ferrls's this ’mornlng for a supply of gasoline. ‘ no one in the neighborhood at the time could talk French his destination or \vnereabouts were not learned. John Tierney died late this morning at his home on Strawberry Hill, after a brief illness of appendicitis. The deceased is survived by his sister Miss Anna Tierney with whom he resided. jlfnneral arrangements not completed. Bani Gnmbor was taken to the Nor Vday afternoon. and was attacked with 'a hemorrhage, from which he died within ten minutes after reaching the institution. He leaves a wife and fam- ily in the old country The burial was yesterday afternoon 'The party of thirty girls that start- ed out last week from Greenwich on their tramp through the country. were seen Saturday afternoon in North Wll ton, on their way to “Ridgefleld Their races showed the exposure to the sun and they were guarded by the mam- b...— Saturday afternoon on the Woodward score of 15 to 13. lngersoll and Pit ,zer were the battery for the married men, while Charles Thies and Harry Waterbury were in the boxes for the unmarried fellest. “ -Wili the man seen picking up new live dollar bill on West avenue please return same to Miss Welsh, If Elm Company F will take. out for their of 08 men. Rifle during the day, with drill, guard duty and extended order in the afternoon. Major Gilbert 1: Bradley, inspector of small arms cities will hays all th ‘ 1: Bridgeport. that o prices to be awarded on first day on exhibition in the show window (1th Diseases barber shop. The V out? crammlttee-wlli hold Miss Mary Selleck is ill at her home . ' WHITE APRICOTS. the cheapest Mrs. Robert Van'Buren will eaten The Work and Wine defeated a ' team from the lonnshury & Mathew- ' Gregory Boulevard by a score of 12 As1 wall't Hospital from Baby Hill. Safur ‘ moth Dane that has accompanied them since the start. ‘ The married and unmarried cigar- ' makers played another game of ball 1 ‘ stances, the disease affected hls'hsad V and he' was taken to the some at durable and comfortable and in those points our stock use”. . do when the line that we are” selling it $12 00 you will never know what spies did values you are 01 sing this price Vdoss not suit you, we have them all the way fr'ohi 55-59 .10 815.00- V 1 . 1 You will' find many special values at each price. V. 1, . Don’t Forget . Their clothing needs much attentionr get them stylish V. . 'r double and single breasted styles. at ... And little boys Fancy Suits' at ..............' you at any time and tell you how much money you will save . Trunks and Dress Suit Cases. . Whihb, 98 Washington Street, 50. NORWALK. See What We Are Del: have yet to get one of t 0V things for supper. ’ ' LAUREL GREEN, t0 pests of all kinda-0 potato bugs, rose bugs” spoonsful to a pill of best dried fruit, now going, 12c lb. MODEL ‘GROCERY BAKING POWDER, new edition, waiu ranted to. do what any baking powder will do. 250 lb.; 150 V2 lb. RELIABLE FLOUR make: the best short cake; in packages, " The Strawberry Short Cake. made of this Flo'ur “beats all." OUR DRIED BEEF continues in popular favor. If you never put- ronized us for this article, you 15 20c vrocs'r pear-funeo mm for the bath, A new ano’tmcnt of’ G as prize for customers and nee.‘lso Cuffed M Lorenzo Dib; Fractured Frames repaired and made as good as new. Bruin Lenses no matter how complicated. replaced quickly Strains of the eyes relieved by Proper Glasses, Properly AdingVV Examination free All work guaranteed. 0. B. JACKSON OR 58 WALL STREET, ADUATI OPTIOIAN BRIDGE FlSH MARKET 1101.0. FAST, aveavsoov. Horses Johnson Proper-ink to Let ' " Lmoléhundentorim. ‘ Horace John 11 writesgthit thunder storms will be’ in order from' the 22d to the 25th. From the 5th to the 8th of 'June he believes the Attractive force will be Vve'ry strong upon the cabin from surrounding planets. shocks, produced by the dunking of the earth. will be noticeable at some palatal. SUIT AGAINST LIFE IVNS. 00. The contested suit of the Metropoli- tan Life Insurance Company, brought bynMrls. Mharg 51:23:00,,01 Enlist Nor-V we use e us 1 come up or trial the 3,1933%“ Army 1) tomorrow at Bridgeport. William Fell. . Mrs; Mccnnn's brother, was insured town soliciting mud, metropolitan Company ‘fo'r 751.“ - V ' 000 He became ill over a year ago with grip. and instead of raising into pneumonia as in a great mcny in- present. Admission will .be; Capt. Ull0m, nowV sta dletown, will speak at t nesday night. Captain , sistsnt are soliciting in children's outing, to taker” the middle of June. and sons from giving funds those who have special. signed by him or are i A woman who is not Miss Katie Lee sntertuiu of her young friends,- Suinmit avenue, on S 11 noon. Those féIeBt-‘QM ll‘e Connolly. Annie 0 V Middletown, where he died. The com pany would not settle the claim. Mrs. McCsnn was mad“ . l“ ”3"“:th "5 Fight?" '0 ' more 11 e e'w 0r _ ' thng'stera' afterw'u'fi's d1 ance company for the same to abountifui co wag“ little host
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