[CE CREAM SODA
made from pure cream
and purel‘ruit ltllCeS
. 751 wnsmnorou spam. 3
Porgy S Baker is ill 111;
Madison street. .
The officers. and teachero otL the
South Norweik Boptiet Sunday school
will hold a meeting“. this evening. I l
Superintendent James Ronoh is ink
ing a trip over the Norwnlk Water
Works pipe line to the Grupe reser-
voir, opening air valves 11nd blow offs
lLLh'. Dick's Medloine euros Moia‘rla.
John F‘ Marsh
Wagner Chemical Company, of Dan.
bury.‘w was in South N01 w/nlk yesterday,
I. and 11- part at today, the. ghost of John
my FF‘T'VJL’I W
The .5111th rommlttoe oLtL the South
No1wn1k Baptist Church hold 11 111111111
(the no night. 101 the 111111111511 0! advinl
Ing one candidate Mr (11111111111, who in
L to unite with the church
HLLutler Lodgo,'l. 0.0 lit, hold a re
hearshl of the second degree in their
r‘oome last evening. .‘whio‘h proved very
L 1 soilstnctm y This evening the degree
Will be oonterred on three onudidateo.
A party of twenty, chaperonod' by
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel '1‘ Hutch will
“go to 3111111115111 --on-the Sound today,
wheré they will take dinner this even-
ling. The ladies will spend the after
‘ . noon there, the gentlemen going down
thig evening. I
H. J Hypeon took a merry party
out last evening in hie lhnnch.‘ There
wole twenty- fl-Lve in the party and a
trip was made down pest Eaton and
1".etu111 The 11111 ty was reunited with
solos by Miss Laurette T). AllisWorth
"nud the i~lypson boys. I
Richard Non‘ok the jeweler in North
M11111 street was out yesterday for the
first time since he was injured by fall
.ing f1om 11 trolley car in Darlon. it
I win be at least tum weeks before he
will be able to attend to his duties in
'I the store. At present it in olo‘eed
The ladies of (‘1aee Church held a
most successful rose supper 111111 even
1113‘ at the parish house, corner or
Croos street arid Holden lence StrwI
berries, eho‘rt coke ice cream and. wat-'
or lees and many other delicacies were
I served in abundance by the indies
. Quite a sum was netted."
id 0t allow your children.
. .ato‘; vegetables, eto,. tor
you value their health and hanhlnees.
Now how about Ice Cream? They will
- have it; why. not give them,tho best. .
The nice, large' ripe strawberries and
all nits of the eonson go right into
L ‘ ’ ' -.
The first prize was captured by MissL
Anne. Estelle Smith and the second
by Mrs. A. J. Meeker.
meeting or the club will be held with
Mre. Robert G. 11111111111 on Monday at
George Anderaon
not Donia) L’Homme lien, 11. motion
“made ye'até
14111116111101.1111; Jesooh R. Taylor
roared that a. ban
a home in
1111) Baxter Grounds.
representing the ,
‘orin
The next:
day 10' a hood 101--
‘f. :{15 be furniuh- .1
L The funeral of Mrs. Julio Lliydo will
be held from St. Mary 11 Church tomor "
row m‘orninz. 1.
WW
Miss May Williams. of Smith 11.11..
street, is able to be out again after 11
week’ 5 11111111111.
Druggiet Edward 1’ Wood. of Nor-
wall! in in New London today attend-
ing the meeting oi the lermoooutieol.
Ausociatlon
name»... m
Mru.JonLo11h Sturgoo. who was re
moved to the N01 wulk 1101111111,: in re
ported to “be getting 111111111; 1111 well 1111
111111111 be expeoted
Mr. and Mind Thomon Morrieon Shet-
flold and family have returned 1mm a
trip to Europe and are spending a few
days in Norwnik, their former home
The New Haven State Norinal school
cloned for the Tumult-11 vocation yester-
day. Fifteen young 1111111311 train The
Noi'walke are now enrolled on its reg-
inter
The local bnrtendere,‘ of South Nor-
walk haw: got 11 baseball team together
111111 tomorrow afternoon they will go
to Donbury to play the bartenders of
that cit y.
The Lamont Club 8111111111111 team
played a prootloe game last evening on
The game with
the Jennings Club Baseball team has
not yet been errange‘d
‘ The Norwnlk, Building, Loan and
investment Aaeociotlon bold ite‘re'gu
lar monthly meeting last evening in
the 01111111 or Taylor & Golden. Twelve
new members were lonelvod.
Messrs. Grunt 111111 Wright of. New
York representatives of the Chemical
Corporation err: in town today. endeav-
0 get Jeeenb ii illnno to utili-
with their organization.
W...“
Mlse Mabel Hunt of South Main
street, hits taken 11 position as pe‘lmnn-
out operator for the Southern New
Itnglnnd Telephone Company, in the
oonti 111 oflice ln' IW‘nshlngton street.
into
A birthday party was held 1113111115111,
111; the res‘idenoe of Mrs. F S Weston,
No 9 Hantm'd Place, in honor of her 1
son, Harry Weston Grimes were ploy-
ed and 11 general good time was enjoy-
ed Supper was served.
hire“. W H. Baldwin and non Stanley,
and M111. Hattie Kelt of Wall street
Norwolk, drove to the latter? a birdie in
Redford today, where they will spend
the Night They will return by our
ridge tomorrow. ' -
Mrs. H. D.‘ Perry. of Day street, is
attending the state convention of the
Womens‘ Relief Corps, being held to» ‘
day at the Soldiers Home. Noroton us
delegate from Buoklmzhum Women's
Relief Cornemi Norwnlk. .
A large sweet toned hell was 111151.111
. or] last Saturday in the new George
town Congre 1rotionnl Church The or
gun has bee‘rLiL wooed and e1 e1 ythiuv is
now ready f‘or’I the dedication ceremon-
ieu which WillIIItIake piece/lune 215. ‘
Mrs. G. B. Buxton, wife of Mayor
Buxton, of Norwnlk. who submitted to
on operation 11 short time ago in a New
York Hospital is reported no getting
along nicely 111L111 it is expected she will
soon be able to return to her home in
Norwalk .
Nearly two hundred children of St
Marys parochial school who‘ are to.
take part in the play Friday eventing.
name to South Norweik this morning
with re a final rehearsal Was hold
.. T roe trolley care had been chartered;
. to convey the children. ‘ ~
. The committee of arrangements for .
the South Norw‘nlk Methodist Sunday
school picnic, .met loot evening, at the
home or Them'ae I. Rnymon11,1111d com-
pleted arrangements for the Annual pio-
nic, to he held July 16 The boat will
neeommodnte 1 000. . , .
AW
Those who visited Roton Point last ‘
.nlght thought that the large steamer-
h reughjt the“ members of the Ge
store.
87.5010 312.00.
1
I eyes.
14 South Mam St
,..-..n
M1111 T110 Piece Suits
quality wouldn't-ed our prices are decidedly lower
For inutunco, our two piece Finnnel 31111111.! .00'; worth to lit), I. .
All Wool (311mb in light and medium shades, at $6.00 to $10.00. 1
0111' line of Mon 11 NogligLoo Shirts at 5011 and 31 will 0111111, your
We Lwlll allow you how to love
have it right. IOur prices range from 251: per garment 1111.
Good «
LLéhanLLL any other
Two Button Double Breasted Suite in light 111111111 Flannel Land...
' Wool Crnhb at $8.50 and $10.00. ‘ 1
The nLobby Noitolk, lined or unlined, in oil the intent 1111111111, at
111111111111". on your Underwonr,
yet
L 31111111311 HALF Hose.
Lisle Thread and Fancy Cotton with vertical Stripes and hill; om-
broidered figures, inst eo’lor 1.50 to L750. I '
Children’eIWnsli Suits, 15011111 $1.00.
Men's 11101111 Ties, 231: to $1.00.
Everything for 1111111 or boy.
Comstock Bros.
South Norwalk
I-iiT
WE HAVE GOOD REASONS
‘fOr cloiming your patronage, the very best at I
W6 buy direct iiom the Western.) I
We buy the besiorades oi grain,
reasons.
shlppe'rs.
Wé. tareiullv screen 1101110115 and Corn, and L
you LdOllLl pay 101 dirt and dust. if quzililyI
and price count, we win.
Buy Oats Thnt’ 5 Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH
WmP
L ‘.1.+..‘..1‘"“ L
OD
211 P21 Cent Discount
Beers
‘PHOTOGRAPHERS' SUPPLIES.
49 Wall street. . .-
Nor-walk, {501111.
Bathing Suits. LI
Ping Pong.
Water Rings
.11
Itlolemans liars 3111111
111 L 011111 MAIN s'r. .
man Lutheran Church of. Brooklyn, 011' - -,
1111 oxomslon to the Point, had been ‘
grounded a short distance .trom the
' summer resort. It {noted to be a large I
steam yocht brilliahtly illuminated It
was? anchored nearly. "all night
um: Tribe;
- night
The alien
next w.
the Haymakg's 1111111111.;
toot: no
34 MAIN an, NoawLwLK.
“.rrLackwoodLioa
, ofBuIIdors" “ '
The Hurwood Screw Dr var is thor-
ough’ly reliable. Blade passes way
through handle. adding strength _
_ Window and Door. Screens
11" Gem Meat Chopper
‘ ed eve1yone Shtuuiuv.
rooms for the mouth of July. when
. she will probably be heard again by
her many triendn.
.olI Re
L ‘ Open Sundayt.
and Zihc.
80 Smith Main Street.
3‘: I‘I.l : I.
:ru's'u
.~.;-
The Stamford pollen Were instru-
mental in finding the stolen wheel be-
longing to Arnold Robinson, and you '
terduy Mr Robinson went to Stain-
‘tord 11nd returned with his property.
It cost him just $4 to set, his bicycle
book It in about one mouth ago that
Mr. Robinson leit hie hike in trout ot' '
the United Bank building a few min~ I
uteri, while he ‘ up into Brown‘s
Buelneuu
Lo. newsdenl‘ers store; this proprietor
having purchased it the next Morning
at 'l o’,clock after it. Was otolon for $4
The Stamford holloo think that Bert I
Plutt who, it is alleged, stole several ,
I'Itook the One -
NJi'iL-iE- 8011110 NOTES
CIH.T11tLtLle family and builds are
expected thin week froth New York to
1 occupy their cottage for the 111111111111.
J. K Vonboli and family. of Brook-
lyn. will come 1111 this; week and third.
moonshine oi.‘ tlieii cottage for the son
11011.
W.‘ H. Mackintoah and family, of
New Rochelle, are occupying rooms at
the tinsino tor the‘ summer.
Mire Weber, the pinnist who delight.
has engaged
. BELLE ISLAND NOTES. .
The Belle island Improvement So-
I oiety expects to have on Fourth ot‘Juiy
one of the grandest exhibitions of tire-
‘iI Worku- ever seen in that vicinity.
Constable John Benedict’s residence
who the first one connected with the
new water ninth and Lthe first to get
water.
D1 Joseph J Strohmeyer and Wet
tor J Strohmeyer of New York, spent
III Sunduy at their summer cottage.
PLATTL' TAKEN TO LBRLIDGEPORT.
Albert Plait, who was arrested S1111-
day night 111 Sergeant William S. Bur-
' tram ot the Norwalk police force. and
was yesterday morning bound over to
Bridgeport tor ltriol on the charge of
burglarizing his mother's residence
1 and for stealing here: 111 bicycles, was
taken to the Bridgeport jail yesterday
. afternoon.
REV. DR. UPSQN'Q FUNERAL.
ULTiCA. N. Y" J1me lS—«Thii1 funeral
Dr .Aueon Judd Boson, chon
collar of 11113 University of the State
was held in this city at the ReformedL
Dutch Church this ntternnon The om-
relating eiergvmen were President M
11356 VWh‘en he returned I
The ‘whoei was to'u‘nd at "
I, would he this Slim
_ IIthe‘ nw‘foll 1111111111111 I
The rule for health at this tlm‘eL of the your, L o
to use much water, inside and out. 110 beer or wlL Fruit
be coolldercd necessities rather than when“. Little food
crate exertion. in line with the above we shall have
Greene, Cabbage. cocumbere, String Beans Beets, Let I
ions, Bermuda onions New Potatoes, Pineapple: and Flu
ries. Old Potatoes. WILo'h hove some very nic‘e cooking.
sprouty or ‘wlitéd; smooth and fine; Cook fine. i ‘
toes going, and half the pric‘e.‘ .251: pec'k.
For cash trade we give“ Pr'emium‘a to gloss and olive
don’t care for these wo‘ give Groceries. One party will get.
as a rebate for cash trade. Our prices are rlgh '
and we are anxious to open up new cash business.
9 van.
Troublesome E
It your eyes none if they tire oesily when eh
I working‘, it they woterL and the headaches are {retina ttr
the matter. The only way to find the can 9 is
. tent Optician. _ I
1 ‘ We give thorough erarninotiou oi the
, PROPER GLASSES, PROP LY ADJUSTED
Dark days are as good 11 bright ones 0‘1:
11713111111111 0! Hamilton 60119261111111. 1 L '
Stewart and Prof. T S. 'Riggs, of
. 111111111 Theologieal seminary I
.4.
We carry a 1.111 line or Paris Green,
.ILHIe‘lleLbore, Slug Shot and other insocti
1.111111. 1'
811111011 11111 Corporation
'. Frederiptlon Drought, .
L' Boutli Nor-walk.
New roux. New HAVEN .11
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