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Extra Ior tomorrow
Coffee Cream
61 WASHINGTON 8TJREET.
J Liesdiug grocers
says
cement.
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Lewis B Johnson is seriously ill at
his home in River street. ,
A J Collins and Stephen J. 0' Brien
are in Bridgeport today on business.
Bishop McMahon Council, Catholic
Benevolent Legion. will meet tonight.
JP
. A barge load of crushed stone for
the City of Norwalk streetA.a arrived
today.
Reports are to the eifeet that there
was an extremely lively light in
Knight street, last night.
Jesse’s concert orchestra has been
engaged to play at a dance to be held
in New Canaan June 17th.J
The farce comedy, f‘AJPedlers Par-
ade" will be given tomorrow evening,
inthc Norwalk Baptist Church.
M
William T Jesse of Jesse’ s arches»
tra, states that he has been engaged to J
play at Roton Point this summer.
A regular meeting of Washington
Came. P. O.J S. of 1A., was held last
night, but nothing but routine busi-
ness was transacted
William Meeker, of the Challenge
Manufacturing Company. of Havilnnd
six-,eet has just sent nine dozen crib-
bage boards to the Philippine Islands.
The No1walk water commissioners
at their meeting Saturday night voted
to install a hydrant on the Green, near
the residence of Mrs. Frederick Bel
den.
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The petition stdrted by the Clerks'
Union to close the stores 0 tfhe Twill
. lites Memorial Day. has been signed
by a large number of the merchants in
both cities. Nearly every store in Nor-
walk will be closed? Friday. _
The funeral of Mrs. Charles Dana,
‘who died at Wilton. will take place
from her late home in that place this
afternoon. The burialwill be in East
Norwalk cemetery. Mr. and Mrs.
Darin were further residents of this
place. and well known here.
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- The Norwalks have three games of
ball on for this week Memorial Day
tornlniz. at 10 o'hlo‘ck they will play
e R 8: G’s on Decker Field. in the
afternoon the Danburys at Danbuiy,
and saturday will cross bats with the
Stamfords on Decker Field,
ll
etore eJdll'ge
Taylor, ,tomorrdw _~'ina suing, at 10
k. ttorney John Keogh repre-
,t ._ while Attorney John
ha JJ Canoe till loom
Attorney
a bath or from same
start for America.
restored in that
rywheire.
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nine 111111 11 115111113 sold fer eight
gents a sound at the Bridge lush M”?
at. J,
The hosiery sale at the Boston Store
wol tcontinues. The ad. will tell you
T J. 111.111 has just purchased 11
bankrupt stock at umbrellas and new
be Non-walks.
One of the children at the county
Hams in Westport mavenue has recov
cred from an attack oildlphtheria, but
throat. J, , .
«our ”our... h...—
Sentinel ads pay.
tor. No. 38. F. and A. M., will be held
in their rooms, Washington street to-
night, at 8 o'clock. Work In past mce~
ter degree. after which a banquet will
be held.
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glues is what. you need for your
launches and automobiles. It is some
thing new and can be seen at the man-
ufactory of the G N.M1’:KihblnManu
factoring Company. ,
Miss Jennie E. Howard, cashier for
A DiukerInAn it Son, who lost a roll
of bills contalnlns 818 has as yet been
unable to find the money. This morn
ing a thorough search was made In
the store, but to- no avail.
Deputy' Sheriff J. W. Sculiey this
morning attached the stock land ilx-
tures of the Haviland. House, Washing.
ton street, Mrs. Annie Shepard, pro,-
prietor, to the amount of $2110. to set
My 11 claim of Matcher Ferd Hayes
‘_for8196.
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to work Sunday afternoon in Winfield
street, East Ncrumlk. while the doctor
caused quite a. long delay. After rc-
pairs had been made'thc doctor arriv
mishdp.
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their paper at StillsonPowcll drug
stare, Wednesday night this week.
Miss Helen V. ‘Brown,,matron at the
Nor-walk hospital, has recovered from
her recent illness and will leave to,
Springfield She will remain a few
hoapital for a short time and will sail
for Europe, June 7.
The bank clerks of thc Norwulks are
some lively games may be expected
this summer. Wayte A. Raymond, of
the City National Bank. is captain of
the team. It has not yet been decided
whowlll constitute the battery.
The Pine Lodge Whist Club held a
meeting yesterday afternoon at the
residence 0! Mrs. William F Bishop,
Belden avenue. The prize was won
by Mrs. Frederick St. John Lockwood.
The next meeting will be held at the
Pine Ledge Club Roton Point. On that
evening, Miss Fannie Hoyt will be the
hostess.
Catholic Union Council. Knights of
Columbus. held a meeting last night
and decided to attend a memorial ser-
vice at St. Mary's Church, Friday mor-
ning at 8 o‘clock. A committeewas
appointed to decorate,- the graves of
eight deceased members next Sunday.
members. who is buried in lreland.
The members of the South Norwalh
for Memorial Day. Nearly every mem-
‘her will take out parties during the
day. and a visit will be made to the
Norwalk Yacht Club. which has ex-
‘ t
club an lnvitatiOn to its for-
mal opening. Now the only thing the
members are hoping for is a clear day J
tlve session at yestefday,
the considered
id J the District 1'
:betore has there been such a line
See what the ad.
whatever. to the Norwallr hospital to -
day loitering with paralysis" of the _
A special convocation of Butler Chapa
The battery switch for gasoline on J
was returning from Saugatuck, and ,
ed in South Norwalk without further ,
—-Mr Sergeant of Velox Company,
will give a public demonstration of
marrow for Néw Haven, Hartford and "
days after Which she will return to the, .
organising a hashbhll team which they L
1111th to soon have in the field and
William Neary is one or the dead H '
THEi NORFOLK
SUIT
is in great favor. luau who would
not think of weal-In; 11 Norton: ,
last season hare changed their,
minds, they see something distinc~
J ordi dry-11 ch age.
p it aims at big difference where
you buy your Norfolk Suits, for
some stores are bowing Norlollcs ,
, that have 110 11101 31;; style or chorus.
on their a saltbb
it does not follow because our
Norfolka me out 111 the latest
style correctly tailor ed and per-
foot fitting that you pay more for
them than elsewhere.
We show one line at
' $8.00
$13.30
The $8. 60 suits have equally as
much style and tone as the better ,
grades. the only difference is in
the quality of trimmings and tab
,r cs,
We display all the newest sum- ,
mcr fabrics; many of them exclu-
sive; (inclusiveness is a feature in
T , _ 1 . {159}? that you don’t want to over-
J J 00 , , ‘
Comstock
14 South Main St;
Dr. A. N' Clark’s automobile refused “ '
OATS
Here never varies from the sale, high-
J oualitv Standard vet prices are as low ,
as can be quoted, except by selling such"
trash as 15 never knoum here. The real
economy is the peculiar characteristic
‘oi the Store. , ‘ , , ,
1 'Buy Oats That's Clean.
1
SPORTING GOODS
Base Ball Lawn Tennis. Golf, Ping Pong.
Eastman Cameras. $1. 00 and upwards. ‘
Liberal discduni on Premo and Pete Cameras.
Wm. P. Beers,
sooKsELLEa AND STATIONER.
49 Wall street. ; ‘ Normlk, com.
Launch Club are making prepaiations ,
tive in them, so ethins out of the ,,
2 day to get the two tents that were used
, cases In that city over a year ago. lie
., accelved word this mot-hing that they
h and thoroughly disinfected.
, . the services of a trained nurse. but it
" , in the state.
. Warm Weather Necessities.
,, indeed are Shirt Walsts and each season in turn outdone the previous
’not call at the Qultnian residence, lief
J knows just what is being done. Dr.
,J momma.
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Paar warts.
111w Ms, ‘
,mrma.
Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper "
‘ and Zinc.
3 so South Main Street.
' South Non-walk. Conn. '
Telephone: 122 ll.
Baring F11; P11191113
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inaction with the town health board.
and render any assistance possible. '
Those present at the meeting were
Dr. Tracey, County Health Oiilcer
GeorgeE. Hill of Bridgeportfin Hen~
ry C. Sharer and Dr. George 8. Ken-
dull. The matter Was gone over pretty
thoroughly and It was thought best
that the people residing near the Quit-J
man residence should be vaccinated
Mr. Hill was present for the purpose of
legally advising the. oiiiclals in The
Norwalks. He Is a lawyer and knows
what action the Board or Health should
take under the circumstances. lie com-
mended the work of the health board
and was perfectly satisfied with the
manner in which the cases were lien.
ing the disease from spreading.
Br. Tracey made arrangements to«
in Greenwich during the smallpox
been shipped and Twould arrive in
on the available land around the Quit~
man residence, tomorrow. and put
Frhderlck Barthol and Louis Quitman.
In. in them, and if It Is thought ad-
visable, to also put the other two child-
run of Mrs. Manta in the tents until it
is known whether they will be taken
with the disease or not. in two weks
time it will be known whether either or
the men are going to have smallpox
if there are no signs of the disease in
this tlm, they will he allowed to
leave th tent and go to their work, af»
ter their clothing has been changed
Dr. Tracey has been endeavorlng ever
since the cases broke out to procure
has been impossible to do so. He states
that very few nurses care to attend
smallpox cases, and it is seldom one
can be obtained He knows of one in
the New Haven hospital, who goes out
on such nllssionsvas the one in‘ South
Norwalk. and he will know this after-
noon whether she will come or not.
The odiicals at the hospital agreed to
let him know today. He is almost pos-
itive that he can get this nurse. and
says he will have one of the best nurses
It is not very often that physicians
will volunteer their services to attend
three have come forward and agreed
to take care of the cases They were
Dr. Wolfe Dr. F. B Jackson, of Nor-
walk and a Dr. Weaver, of Providence,
visit. This had a tendency to cut the
‘ remuneration or fthe services rendered. J ‘
and the town is very much benedtted
thereby. Dr. Wolfe was selected be-
cause he was a South Norwalk resident,
his experience with the disease. He
ill receive in the nelghborhwd of 860
per week. _
Dr. Tracey Is in charge of everything
connected with the attendance upon the
patients. He was In South Norwalk
this morning. and although he does
Jean Dum‘ortler called at the house
this morning, and other" he left he told
the town health oiiicer. that the. cases
were unite sol-lens, especially the six-
year-old child. August no stated _
that the disease had developed very
J that since yesterday. and that she was ,
vaccinate everyone
the Quitmhn house.
limits. He stated to a sentinel repre-
tentative that he would make this vac--
instion compulser ‘
the risk“ of we pros-
. Hess atihs will pros-
died and the preVontIves taken In keep» ,
, South Norwalk some time this often ,
noon. it is his intention to erect them
small pox patients but no less than ‘
R. I. .who is in The Norwalks on a _
and also because he had had consider- » ‘
nut to it. J
pulling apart.
0111- prices are:
every new shops.
1er will enable every parent to
have at 25c and 50c.
MMlhu
98 Washington Street
50. NORWALK.
WHITE APRICOTS, the cheapest
boot dried fruit, now going, 12: lb.
MODEL GROCERY BAKING
POWDER, new edition, war.
mind to do what any baking
RELIABLE FLOUR makes the
but short cake; In packages,
The strawberry Short Cake
made of this Flour “beat: all.”
OUR DRIED BEEF continues in
popular favor.’ "you never pat.
ronlzcd us for th cuticle, you
20c
Examination free.
“WALL eraser
BRIDGE
FISH f ,
MARKET
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mend that every child be «impelled to
get vaccinated. He said that the char-
‘ tar reads in such a way that the board
can do anytihng it deems proper to
J prevent the spreading of disease.
inoculation is the only preventive for
‘ I!“
smallpox; there is nothing. left for the,
board to do. but have a wholesale vac-
very few scholars who‘ll
and the parcnts of a‘ 911 will
use Is one of smallpox,
on, and that it
is told J
J up from strong, durable fabrics that will hold the s ,p‘
and include tropical weight flannels, Surges,
88.59, 88.00. 811.00. 812.00.
SWELL SA» K
86. 50 to 818 00.
‘ , Our anyo' Department is overflowing with noveltiesfi
boys You will find this week some rare values at” 00. 84.90 In
You should not fail to see the splendid NECKWEAR til
Don’t delay in selecting your STRAW HAT some 0 t
powder will do. 251: lb.; 150 I/p lb.
LOI‘enzo Dib-
Fractured mm... repaired and made as good as new. .
Lenses no matter how complies ted, replaced quickly.
Strains of the eyes relieved by Proper Glasses Properly Adlu
All work guaranteed.
0. B. JACKSON)“
GRADUATE OP‘I‘IclAN
’ J Blue Fish.
, ‘Pollock
- Halibut,
R J cuTBJ
select just what 18 DTQDE
things for supper.
JLAUREL GREEN. to kl
pests of all kinda—cut
potato bugs, rue bu"
spoonsful‘to a dell 0 , ,
VtOLE’l’ psaFUMso A "
for the both. I ‘
A new assortrhent of-Giao
as prizes for custom ‘ ,
and, see. AisoJComo
NORWALK,
, Mackerel,
Butter Fish,
Rockport Steak Cod,
‘Conn River Roe shad,
Buck Shad,
JPorgies 61bs.,
Money back if not 99,-
West End Washington street
no 11111.- _
lot in His Own mi.
CHlCAGO, May 27.413111
sweetheart Sophia natal,
shot himself. it is
cination.”. said Dr. Tracey. gl‘here are (11
pee J is The girl was but as, n
vaccinated. but still there tiresome.
1111181111 and Rossnian pi
so two months ago 111‘ Roll
, an aunt of, Russia 11's.
Norwalk Chronicler