‘ aw.” . m
Localiunluies
and you are inciting tor something
cooling.
ioua cooling drinks ~
College loos. loo Groom Soda.
5o
51 WAsHIIIc'ro‘Nuerscer.
Attorney J. J. dunno hnsfiecovered
.trom a short illness
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The Arion illusion-Society will hold
a rcbearéhl tonight, in Arion llall.
There are all kinds oi paper in Deck-
er ’5 slow. You can get just what you
want for your Wallet
'l‘lIcIo will be an
Smith Norwnlh to Ryo Beach.- on the
‘ steamer S E Spring. June 10
MTV rg‘inin. bus
on the
Over one dog ll poops
stoppod at Hotel 011 on] last night.
Theyt dttendud til hoxeroiscs by tho
If you Want any or: in tho line of
. Wolnens wear, you can get it at the
‘ store of tho Howrlund Dry Goods Com-
pany. The ad. in luday s issue; will as-
slut you in purchasing. ‘
w—Don't {crgct chance to. buy a home,
* st Hines Auction“: Saturday. 3 p m.
The Junior League of Inclusion Nor
day afternr'wn
school room. ,
superintendont will buy
the meeting ..
Stamford. Snturdnyi 13;“
Fold Stamford. Roland Bradley, or
South Nurwmk. Will pitch tor the
Bridgeport team
th W port' Con
will be Broaden
port cases
be again pinned "
' common pious court tom'm‘row the list
will be called and all old canes Ills-
.Bil
veiling and mor
upon two candidates, William Flatt
lid V. Everett Bushman ‘
‘ry‘ sitisfaoto ry.
he ensuing year were nominated. The
. ctlonSIWIli mu pl co wed esday or
. 25
ers
strum Dndliiiry
, The union
M
‘ ‘ own one Iv .
lilo: .t thol Muhuckemo Iloio
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MIII. Alonzo Smith. or Woodwnr,
Avenue, is ill.
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The rain or last night was a wélcolue
visitor to the farmers.
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Lotto:- Carrier Joseph Tammany is
. taking a. day oil today. and Julian MIIin
ls substituting
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Henry G. Frcaly, oi
Springs. is spending a few days in
. South Norwnlh.
Our {contain in supplying dolic~- ‘
Mr. And Mrs.J F. Strong have taken
npartnicnto at the Mubuck‘ciuo Hotel,
for the summer.
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Raymond Brothers are discharging a ‘
cnrgo oi Rochlund Lake trnp rock at
King's End. Dnrion.
Charles McNerncy, of south Main;
, street, is attending the funcInl of John
. (linty, in Dunbury, today.
There will be an important meeting
of the local Clerks’ Union, in Mystic
Cllliill Hall. this evening.
1‘. 0. Sawyer. of Boston. arrived in
South Norwn‘lk yesterday, to be the
guest of friends im a few days.
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«~Don't forget chance to buy a homo,
. at Hlnos Auction. Saturday, 3 p. m.
Contractor F. L. Lathrop. of Brook-
lyn. is in South Norwnlk on business.
He will remain II couple o: days.
R B. Holden. ol’ New York is spend-
ing A low days in South Norwulk. Ho
called on several friends yesterday
The residence oi! Royal G. Millard in
West avenue. is in the bonds of paint-
J.W Bcntty is doing the Work.
, up...»—
The Trinity Cadets will meet this
evening ml the last time this season.
They will cloud dud pack their guns.
The South Norulnik outing Club hold
a meeting, last night, at Hotel Hamil»
ton, and transacted Ioutlne business. , .
. A...“ Mrs. ALA. Grnham. or Inn;-
wood avenue. will movo'lnto their new
1.
Raymond Brothers have the contract
for furnishing the mntorlsi (or seveinl
35“” public buildings at Hanison, N.
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. This week's Police Gazettc contains
II lingo picture of Frederick B. Hull.
the well- knoWn Nuiws‘lk pool playei. ,
* S making one of his famous fancy shots
The Tcamsters’ Union met inst even-
ing. in A. 0.11 Bull. in Washington
street ,aud took in five new members
n” flourishing condition.
forget chap“ uy a will...
lion, Saturday, 3 n. m
John Wolshelt, Who is employed in
tho munutuctmy oi the McKibbin Mane
niact‘nrlag Cdmpany, hall the end of his
nilnger out on in a drop' press. yester»
(lily
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The bank for the Penuv Provident
. children will be open tomorrow morn
ing in Room E of the Franklin school.
Miss Anna E. Baldwin is in charge of
this work
St Muttliias' Church. or Blockiyn.
of which Rev. F H Noriis. former
rector ot Trinity Church South Nor
walk is pastor. is picnichlng today
_ at Baton Point
The annual meeting of the Middle .
no 5135.: River School District win he
d? it“
unlock: i
will be elected. II tax laid and other
" , business transacted.
_ of the employ 0! in
F M Pierson. who Wes dismissed
Monday by the Pierson Manufacturing
Company is considering the matter
of taking some action s‘gnlndt the
, company. claiming that he has I con
trust for three years with the concern
Miss Eugsn the forelndy is also out
compnny
M.
—-Drm’t forget enhance to buy a home
‘ st Hines Auction. Saturday. a p. ‘m.
‘ , The monthly social oi the Woman“ s‘
Christian Temperance Union was held
‘FIiday with Mrs. Charles Bilbao. in
‘. stand of that usual dovotion'nl service.
:_ Mrs Archi Nash rendered several so.
» voice. and her piano ,
A good
plucc‘ot residence in West siroct, July I
Saratogsl ‘i w
" “Everyonc‘ needs I Straw, Hat Tor. Summer, and here is
an” opportune .iiinc lo secure onc‘and a‘tiua‘ll'v SAVcironI
50c to SI 50 on cvciy llui purchased.
‘
Thursday, wc put on Sale :1 largc quamlv oi Pucrto-
Nisan Alplll , .
‘m‘anv of Which are Firsts. regular value $3 and $4; our
price for this Sale $1. 50 $2 00 and $2 50
Besides these We have a large slack oi Rough and
Split Straws. In all the latest Shapes at 25c to $300.
ones at $6 and $l5
Comstock
l4 South Main St
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WE: HAVE coop REASONS\
. ,for claiming your patronage. the very best of . S.
chasons. We buy direct “cm the Western],
Shippers. We buy the best grades oi grain.
We carefully screen boih Oats and Corn. and ,15
you dont pay for dirt 1nd dust. linualily
and price count. we Win.- g =-
Buv Oats Thal’ 3 Clean. ‘ » g,
MANUEL T. HATCH ,
20 Per Cent. Discount
Wm. P. Beeré
PHOTOGRAPHE BS? SUPPLIES.
49 Waillmct. ‘ . , ‘ "Norw'nikpconn.
Genuine Panamas in the Rough at $4.00, finished}
‘ school.
‘, Skin, 3 Day street
A ii at the Franklin school,
Judging train the quantity we’ vs sold the past teW dEys you'd think-
that nobody else in town handled these Warm Wonthér Necessities.
It certainly proves we llnvo the lsr gent assortment to select tron], tho.
choicest and dulntlest styles and that the prices are lower thou elsewhere.
SHIRT WAISTB 39c ‘T'O $6.75. ‘
, one. Bridgeport
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amployecs of
‘i been would
w _ Flank I Villlllii
PLUMBING.
STEIM.‘
HOT WAIZRI
AND GAS
FITTING. u
Tin, Sheet ”Iron. Copper ~'
and {Zinc ”
;' .59 South Muir! Strut. ::
' eouih' Narwnk. conn.
Telephone: 12243. S
Miss M F. Ackcrinau. the milllner,‘
has some novelties in white duck and
log lIqu hats.
A‘ party 01”" New oYrk children arc
enjoying a V8.00. ntion at St. Mary' 5 Hos-
Spittul on the Rocks rond‘.
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Flag Day exercises will be held to-
mouow Afternoon lit the Gunter
Sniiuday will be Flag Day. ‘
Mdrcus Whlto.‘ of. New Britain
school. was in South Norwalk this mor-
ning and paid a visit to Franklin
school. . . ~l
, Visiting cords and dictionary is the
such a1 combination offering ior June
at the store of the D M Read Com-
pany. S
The meeting of the Woman's Chris
lion Tcnipemnoo Union will .be held
Friday at 3 oclo’ck with Mrs. R. '1‘. Ma-
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Conductor Alfred Cutbiil who was
injured by being thrown from a car.
was out on the street this afternoon
for the first time. ' ‘
Now veilings and new designs in
miliincry for midsummer wour are
now being shown by Miss M. F. Ashcr-
‘ man. 3 Main street Nolwnlk
Miss Emma Bunton. teacher of Room
Who has
been ill at her home in Spring street
is again ‘atlending to her duties.
The NorwIIIu Golf Club will go to
Dnuhury. Saturday. June 28th and ploy
,‘n return mutth with the team of the
' Dunbury Golf Club, whom they detect ,
ed Memorial Day. ,
A special meeting of the Norw'ulk
Historical Society will be held next
Wednesday evening at the residence
, or Colonel and Poll-s. F St. John Lucio
wood, in East avenue.
‘ Tho final term examinations in the
South Norwalh schools arousing hold
today An appropriate Flag Day pro’
gram ill be given tomorrow afternoon
lot the Frnnhlin school.
The Students of the international
, Correspondence School. in South Nor-
wslk have challenged the students of
the same school in Stamford to play a
some of ball. The local students are
practicing.‘
The annual strawberry festival or
the Christian Union Church Society,
Knowing what the popularity or these “Coat dud Tro
would be this Summer, we pre pared on command vuriet -
the swell N‘ortolk Jacket Suit.
Tho coats ore “skeletoniu
trousers are turned up gracefully at the bottom and my bit
clthcr belt or suspenders or both.
Our prices: .
$7.50, $8.00. or coo. 332.90. S... *
made from lightweight Woolens and Worsteds, perfect s
correct in every detail,
07. 50, 010.00, 012.00, 015 00 $18.00.
Our Juvenllo Department is filled to over-flowing with it
durable and comfortable Suinm er Suite for the little teliofl‘
prices always mean a. saving of money for you. .
Outing Stocks and Summer Neckwear in ,un enormou
Straw Hate in every new shape, 25c to $3. 00
Trunks and Bags.
‘ B'SI'ORE OPEN MONDAYS AND SATURDAY EVENINGS.
select i Price,
00 Washington Street,
. SO. NORWALK.
BUTTER—‘49 you want Butter that
will “stand up" and hold lis‘flavor in
hot weather come here for the Very
moot Creamery.
it has solidity. nub.
Willi-I H.
In modem
(action. Better the J
price, 57c bag.-
Pot Choose ire-ii out!
dinniidilty "botttIm" to ltmore than i
ordinary, 28:: lb. and worth ‘It.
Good Ordinary‘Buttcr, 250 lb.
NewCheesc, iry‘lt, 164: lb.
Tube Rose Flour-gives great calls.
Fracturod Franles repaired and mode as good as new
Lenses, no matter how complicated, replaced quickly.
Strains oi the eyes relieved by Proper Glasses Properly dim,
Examination tree.
or Crnnbnry, which was to have been . _
. held last evening at the chapel was
postponed until this evening because
7 or the sun
I "-—~Dr. M s. Roseu, Ocullst and surlst
can be consulted in the parlors ol' the
Mahnchemo Hotel on Tuesdays and“
Frlddya. between the hours or 1 and 5
n.1n..‘and~ dolly betwen 9 and 12 a
In.. 6 and 9 n. m., at 515 Foirfleld ave
Two Very Important Victories Won in
milc‘ago.
‘Eyaa examined and .
CHICAGO, June 12. ~Arbitrntlo‘n o! .,
labor diaputes has Won two important
victories in Chicago The tesmsters
hare reached an modest With the
team owners and employers. and alter
a long continence between omcials ahd
h l railway, com-
agreement
Traction lines
n(JoniInittoen
‘ ‘ his ends the last ‘
danger of a mi e on the Southside
All work Sguarnnteed.
Norwalk Chronicler