shuts the new war
‘Stull's'child will tnko moon III :I
Alain streets,
, Dramatic
yesterday afternoon.
gho‘neiaoo.
50
Will buy, a delicious
FRUITED ICE
a cooling
ICE CREAM SODA
made from pure cream
and pure fruit Juices
,, 31 WASHINGTON eraser.
IIIIIIII. hits.
The telephone call for the branch of-
flat: at The Evening Sentinel In Nor.
. walk ls No. 44. ‘ i
There is a handsome assortment of
‘ ladics’ gloves at Howlands IstInnII
The scleotmcn are paying town bills
today, it being the first dny of July.
Captain William Hall, from Oyster
Bay, L. 1., arrived today with It load of
clams in his sloop “idlowild. ‘
The Burbcrs' Union will meet, this
evening at 8 o‘clock in (lustnvc Pfizer's
‘ barber shop in Washington sit-cot.
Tho schooner ”W. ,A. Moratcll” is
diochorging a cargo of North lilIer
blue stone. at Raymond inns dIIIlI.
The Control LulIoI Union wdl hold
its I'egulat somi- monthly mccting,
Thursday evcning in A. (I ll. IIIIll.
~We will close all day July 4th F.
D Lawton A‘I (Ill
The South Nolwulk pontoil‘tco today
with tho sumo
force that they have had dining the
past your.
Gustave PI tzoI returned to his
duties this motnlng nflfer II short ill—
ness. He will not. fool himselt’. ughin.
however, for some time.
Frank N. Ft’l‘l‘lh this morning took
his sons. David.
Frank, Jr., out for a two Ilays' plenu-
ure trip in his auxiliary yacht... _
Howard Bukér entered upon his now
duties as clerk in Conmtock Brothers’
South Norwulh store in South ‘M‘nln
street, this morning, during the sum
Inor vacation.
Malaria is worst in sIIIIInIer. Dr.
_ Dick's Medicine Cures.
llllil Mrs. M.
o'clock
at the parents‘ rosi-
SI-hool and
The christening of Mr.
this aftoruoon.
deuce, III the. rumor of
Nort ‘nlk.
The Norwnlk lillllll‘l‘\\’l'llt?l‘!a“ Assoc
_ iIItion hold II meeting in too. pnrlors of:
the Molntckemo llotI-l yesterday IIt‘tI‘Itu
noon for tho pmpono of taking action
upon charges pt""'othIIIIl Against one of
. the members
The Amphion Musical, Literary and
Socioty. will give ml eIItIIr-
iainment and darn-II this evening: III
Sons of 'i‘IImporanco hall in Silwrv
mine. SoVIIrIII from South NIIrwItlk
are planning to attend
Miss Phillipina Hahn. who has III IIIII
confined to the houst for the post
~mdltth with an injured foot. wont. to
Lane‘s,xrehtanrnnt for the first time
this morning. She in hardly nhlo to
stop on the member as yet.
The furniture of J. A. Mr linnis. of
14 West avenue was taken to Mount
Vernon today by Mazncr's express,
where Mr. and Mrs. MI-Ginniss in to.
turn will rcside.‘ Mr. Motlinnlss will
conduct a cigar factory in that place.
The 80180 busehhll team defeated
the Big Chapels. of SOIItlI Norwalk.
by thoscorc of
15 to 5. The game was played on the
Wilson Point road JIII'ry Tt,‘il‘(‘ll and
Kral Schmidt new the battery I’m the
So Sos. I.
Every window casing in the piano
was gnawed and the doom wcro tairII
ruined. Mr. Duke says that the uni»
moi must have sn‘onkéd in, the some as
it did some time ago. and at that time
did some damage. It is not known to
whom the dog belongs.
Frank Gorman‘hn gone to Coney
Island for a few daysgto see the sights
hursday he will leave Coney and go
to Kingston N. Y.. where it?! will meet
William Hamilton and togethbr will on.
‘joy a few day' s stay with Mr. Hamil
ton' s relatives in that place. .
3 Brakomzm Lindeborg played a jokc.
on William Moore. the popular clerk
the Candy Kitchen yesterday Mr.
ooro's wheel was lying outside and
Mr. Lindeherg took it and rode to R0-
{ion Point and return. For a time Mr.
Moore thought Ingloheel had boon
sto‘en.‘
The executive committee of Ladies
dSociety of the First Methodist Ep-
is“ ital Church will hold their regular
Monthly business meetmg at the rcsi-
dander)! Mrs. B. M. Stevens Coliseum
.tomorrow (Wednesday) ails p
,, jA“ members are earnestly reunit-
or! to be present as this is the
“acting until tall. '
William." HUl'llCG IIIIII ‘
The Public Murkotvhus llll kinds of
luncheon meats.
’l‘ho Y. M. C. A. ()II'llcstm will hold
II IelIIIIIrIuII tonight ,
Oliver Stunlcy, of Norwnlk. has join-
ed thc Knob Outing Club.
mll‘ir'cwoilrs ~— [)l'ltlt‘h‘ roasonnIIlII;
dunllty host. llIIfIIINu II Phone 135 3.
But klcy & WIIIIIII III' will glvr.I II child‘ It
IIIckrIr free for forty nix Ozone soup
wrappers.
Joscph ll-IIIdrlckson is Itssisling III
the store of .1. M. IiIIIIIIIlict during tlIII
tlrcworlrn rush.
’l‘lIII Clifford Pharmacy hun rccclvvd
unolhcr involI-o of llll)5(,‘ ucvcnty-tlrr
cIInt fountain syringes.
’l‘lio blinking men on: in II puck of
troIIlIIII this week. IIII‘IklnI; up the hull“
yearly lntorout accounts.
The InIItinIIII suits for women at tho
store of tIIII I). M. Rood ConIpIIIIy me
Just tlIII thing for warm weather.
Aspcolnl morting of tho (illorks‘ lin-
ion will be III-Id this (Ironing. III the.
lllltn' lodge r.oorn in South Main ntIIIIIt.
«We will (10in III] Ilny July 41h F.
ii LIIIIIIIII & Co.
The hnndionp tournament for thc
IncnIIIrrII of the Norwnllt Gold Club
will IIII hold on too links at Winnipauk
SIIIIIrIlIIy Iti‘tcrnoon.
'I‘IIIII'II in nu IIII. in today‘s‘ issue un-
Ilcr tho hood ot' the Recrcntion ’I‘ourint
Company. that will interest all those
contcntplnting taking II vncntlon.
'l‘hc LIIdir-s’ 'I‘. A. 13. Society, of St.
Joseph's Church will hold II IncI-IiIIII:
this evening, for the purpose of 01ch-
inc. othccrs IInd appointing commit-
tees. ‘
A little sIIIIp occuttcd lust night in
II NIIIwIIIk bartoont. nnd lIIIl‘oIII the dis-
llll“l.lilil(i—‘ wns otcr II good sizcd pane
of gloss in out.I ol‘ tIIIleIIdows IIIIII been
broken.
Benjamin J. 17'. Joyce. who has I:v'II.In
employed as conductor for nearly
lillt’f’ vents, on tho Rod liIIII trollci.
Icft thII cmploy of thII tIolIIIy company
this morning.
(Illicf William Vollxncr wishes to
bore the promo In South Norwnlk con—
Cf‘tll IIlI barrels and boxes on the ow.
of the Fourth of July to prevent IIII-
liovs from making honl'itos.
A dIIIIglItor was both Inst night to
Mr. and Mrs. James MIIIIII. IIf ChIIpIII
street. 'l‘ho Proud minor is the pro—
pric‘tot of tIIII boothlnchiuu stunt] III
front of tho (lIIzctte building;r in “oil
street.
Adjutant (icIIIIIIII (”oil hos lsnuvd or-
Iders appointing ("orpornl Frank A.
Kcnncdy of Brlidnl to ho scI cond licuv
tenant of (i ompIInI II I itst Regiment
IIitII rank from .lunII 9.1303 Vll't‘
Quinn. disclmrgcd. ‘
‘mDIIlicious Il‘iIIIIIIppIc
LImo'I-I.
'I‘IIII Norwnlk lil‘ll‘lt"illlll team to not
to plny in Stamford tomorrow nitIIr-
noon. 'I‘IIII only Iznmo which tIIII tIIIInt
has poctponcdlin tlic one tti‘lIItvrIiwrn
plIIyI-d in Derby. on IIIII 2‘lst. which
won posthuII‘IIi llt’t‘ill‘lm‘ of ruin. ,
’l‘ltc I‘IIIzIIlIIr IIII‘IItinu; of Lincoln
Council. 0. IT. A. M, which inlls on
II‘ridIIy night. will not be hold until II
II'IIIIk inter. July 11, owing to it lll' ilIL,
thII Fourth of July. At that tinIII in»
Silllllllltlil of officers will who place
wit It‘s l“il"‘CVlolk.Il you “out. go to
l“illlilf‘.l“ll. Phone .1353]
A Icprescntnt livII oi" lilt’ AntrriI-zttrl‘li.
IIIIII I‘. IIIIIpIIIIy III'IIIiIIId in town )IIIIIIII
IIIIy nftornoou with It \l‘IIIIIIII [it‘llllt
nutomohllc, nndl s dcmonshuting with
it in» Norwalk. 'l‘IIII IIIIttIIriIIs \I'I‘II'II rII—
charged III the IIIuniI-ipnl eiIII-lrir plnnt
III South Nor 'IIllI. '
Thomas and llnrry Kcouh and 1m
snrnnce Agent ll.,_ I”. PiIIrI-II are well
stttisllcd with the ’scngoiug qualities of
the lilllllt‘ll 'SIII‘II l{.." in which tIIIy l‘t’—
tinned SIIIIIIIIIII' 1min New loudnn
litere uns II lIIIIIIy out on nnIl n stiff
human. but thII hunt st IIIII the test pcr—
iIIIItIy.
Assistant limprctor .l. M. White. of
the Salary and AIIIIII'IIIIIIII liirision of
the post oilicII dcpIIrtnIcIIt. of Boston.
was in town yostcrdny. arranging for
tho rcmovnl of the Nor-walk post other:
to its new location. Although yester-
IiIIy was tIIII last day for tho other to
be movrd. it is still III thoold I'llllt‘O.
ch will rinse all day July 4111. F.
l). Lawton Al: Co.
The Salvation Army hold II wry in-
terosting open nit meeting last IIvIIu
lug in Wall stt.eIIt Norwnlk III wlIiIII
time titkcts t’oI tlIII (‘hildren' outing
\ch II given out. Captain Ultom or
Middletown. is in South Norwnlk Its-
sisting Cumin Nason and will Iako
part in‘the spacial lite-hour sorvlcc to
morrow evening at the Army rooms in
South Main street.
Otto Lintintrot‘h, of Pohlman’s hur—
bor shop, has just received It halldsomc
fox terrier. which he had imported
from Sweden at great expense. -thn
tlIIII nnimnl arrived. to Otto's constcr-
nation. he found that, it was the wrong
sex, and now he is anxious to give the
canine away. and wonders why people
hesitate in according such a gift. tic
says that imported goods sire not what
they are cracked up to be. it has boon
suggested to him that he use the ant“-
mal in the Hnimnlter‘ s hayloft
catching rats.
E. W. GROVE .
. This name‘must appear on every
box or the genuine Laxative BromoI
Quintne Tablets the remedy that cllres
a cold in one day.
(’frcnm. III
25 cents. ”.
JULY
DISPLAY
of men's and lioys' clothing, Ivo nro showing III overytlIinI.r that is
light, cool, ‘lII‘IIInonIIbIo uud stylish In this line. Our Inou's surge and.
Scotch IIIIIIIIIanIn units at $5 to $18 are the bust, bargains for tlII.I mon-
IIy that we have ovor ot‘tcrcd. liring Young America in and Idaho him
happy for tho Fourth with our stylish nuilor or Norfolk Suits, in blue.
some or wool crush. at $2.50 to $5.00. LIIrgIInt line of Children‘s Wnsh
i Suits IIVIIr shown in lilo town 58c to $1. 50.
I Men's White nqu and Crnoh Pnntn $1 to $1.50
. Mcn's Ctnsh Suits. $3.. 50 topfi. 00. ‘
Maps and lioyh Whlto Duck Flilllllf‘l and (Brush IIIIts lllltl
;ZI'II: uIIIl 50c
Cups,
AMI ‘ ‘
I
Z _ Everything for man or boy (‘X('t‘[)l shoes.
I Storo will be open July 3d until 9 o'clock.
Comstook Bros.
‘14 South Main St
South Norwalk.
Tel.,32.2.
Masonic Building
Norwalk ,
. Tel., 76-12 g
WE HAVE GOOD REASONS [
for claiming your patronage. the very best of ,
reasons. We buy direct hunt the Western L
shippers. We buv the best critics oi grain
We tareiuliv screen both Oats and Corn. and
you don‘t pay for IiIrtItnIl dust. . E
/
ii quality
and price count, we win. " '
. ’\.../-"\».....«I"'\\..._/ W
E W
/
Buy Outs That 5 Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Beautifully Illustrated Article on
NORWALK ‘MissAnt‘cline Scott.
In the July number In thé
New England Magazine,
For sale by
wu. P. BEERS,
49 WALL STREET.
Norwalk. '
I‘Our $I.75
ReVoIver
to considerable more of a firearm than
the usual $1.75 kind.
Chamber and barrel walls extra
thick, double action and easily operat-
ed. Chamber removed without the
customary hard pull.
After exploding cartridge hammer
rebounds into “safety" position.
Don’t pay more than 18¢ 'a lb. for
Cannon Powder.
Reasonable prices not Blanks.
NORWAIK HARDWARE CO.
I
FIREWORKS
that will give sntisfuction.
I will not tell you of carlonds I have
coming, but stop in and i will showyou
the best and}, cleanest assortment of
THIS YEAR'S UP-TODATE
Fireworks in town.
Deniers supplied until July 2.
Private displays II specialty.
Ask to one our $1. $3.'$3, $5. $10
and $15 assortments.
Fred'B. Coleman
10 North Main St, ‘ SO. Norwalk. 3.; MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
mm. mm
' haddock .... 6o ll).
DUOIQI‘IUIIOI‘I
\l'cnkflsh ', 8o lb.
BRIDGE
IFISH
MARKET
Soft Crabs, . . . .. «503‘; to $1.25 doz.
Hard Crabs, .. .. .. .. .
Blue... Eeols, Flat Flat,
i
O
,1
. 30c doz.
Hard and
Soft. Crabs. Lob‘sters an . Fresh Sal-
mon.
. R J. c u "
:WWMMO‘OM
Of special advantag
largot portion of hot
to come. Of special ad go to us in
aiding in n\qulck dispo ti not straw
. Irtunlty to
show that $1. lit] harntss Iss iI-IlIirtwnlIst.
Priors Cut
in Men’s
Straw Head
Gear
t We have
value, $1;
$2.25. Pan.
seen yet. Straw hats.
$2 Split Struws,_$l.l§0; $3 III
. amas unto now, .53, $2.25;
, Manufacturers of
IMPROVED
Soda and Mineral Waters
Flavoring Extracts Syrups and Fruit cones.
Birch hour, heparin Soda. Gila-ohm Soda, ‘
. the other port of the slate nnd III-god
.Itock ll‘llll‘lil‘l Ullt‘lltlti dull Imd doprcss;
. U. S. Steel pfd.
, chine. which is given away at W. S.
‘morning. Reporter Victdr W. Ferris
No. 9 and sold by clerk Nois
. The amount of the purchase was $1. 50
. it the holder of the number will trike
it till i. V‘iIISiIIl
PL UMBINO.
STEAM.
Hm mum.
AND ans
FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
.50 South Main Strut.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Tclcphone: 122.3.
cox M‘AKEFIS' UNIO‘N OFFICERS.
Elected at the Meeting Held Last Ev-
doing.
The Box MIIIIIIII'II llnlon hold II largo-
ly attended meeting last. evening in
l‘a‘lks‘ ”ll“ III South Mttln strcot. Their
churter lll‘l'li’lHl IInIl Stute Organizer J.
LIO‘Nl‘ll, from llridgcport. Installed
the officers. They are. as follows:
President—wIfiornurd i3. Nowmun.
Vieod’rosiIlIInt-n‘itldward Ii. Daniela.
llooordlng Secretarymllilss Alice ‘
llill.
‘II .
Financial Socrotm'ywAlfred llout-
well. ‘
’I‘rcusurIIr~—»'i‘hIIodorI‘I Tobey.
(Widow-John Sheldon.
tlIIIII'I.I--\‘l’illIIIr Brown.
'Fl'llSlt‘tlSrrr.itllllC‘li M. ()rtle. ll. '1‘.
l‘lIInnctt. E. l.. Daniels.
Tho I nion II as now IIIIIIIlv two lIun
condition.
”W...
.WASHINGTON CAMP OFFICERS.
State President Russell Delivers an
Address to RD. 5. of A.
Washington CIII‘IIII. l9. () S. of A.
hold a regular meeting Inst night IIIIII
cloctcd the following oflioctn: Non-Ion
\V. (‘lIIInIlIcIlniIt IIIIIsiIIIIIII. Aaron
llockcr. \‘lth‘Illi'vsltlt‘lll: IliclInrd NIIs.
lIltt. master of forms: AIIII-‘Irl. Buttery.
conductor; ll‘. MIIIlIlII, inspector: li‘.
linttcry,‘ guard: (3-. iii. \l’hilllps, trusI
too: A. I‘). ‘IIIIzIIIII'Il. financial souro
tnry: \\': ll. Striu‘on, roan-dint: score»
tut-y and Willinm Lawrence, trIZIIIsIIrcr.
SiaIlel‘rIIAidvItI II, l. llllSStl‘li. oi II\\'t-
IIrlInry, llb‘ii\‘(‘i‘l‘tl II fIIw remnrltn for til"
good of the order. No situed that the
organization “no groping Inpidiy in
tlIIIt IhII rump lll‘l‘t‘ make an extra of-
but to not III \\ llll‘llllit’l‘x The mom
III rn IIIII IIIIIlIIInplIIIiIIu holding ll pub-
III instnllnlion in tho lll‘ill futnxc.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL iii’l‘l‘ll‘l ‘1'1‘.
1U : ‘l 0 a. Ill.r"T‘lll,’.
(.‘tl with the grain carrying ronds IIIIIIi-
int; thII (it“t'illll’. St. Paul lost It point
and Iliis’souri l'ncille IIIIIl Illinois (Ten-
lrIII lIIruII l‘rIII-tions. t'olorndo Fuel
\IIIs oil -"I.. and Prcssod Steel Cur IIIIIIr-
li’ a point. Sugar moved upwards to
the oxient of 5;; IIIIIl l'nitcd Stilton
Stool prIIi‘IIrI'I‘III opcncd l;- higher but
Inn off again.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private u. re ot’rI‘taples
& Goldcehmldt commission brokctus
SII-IIrtz Ii: Corbctl's block. South Nor
walk:
Open High. Low 1:30
AIIIIII. Connor. “3 Illil/‘I Ila-i; Hi: It.
Am. C. & Ill, 32 32 Ili.’ 32
Am. (H. &. lI‘. pf. 911,1 ‘ill’ ill ill
AIII. (lot. ()ll. Silt 51V 511.1 511,;
American ion. 12% 13’,“ 12% 12v
Am. Smelt. hill; 46% my; not
Am. Sugar. 125% 121”} 128 lull-ii;
A. '1‘. 6‘: S. Pu, 817;. 82 81% 81%
AT. & SJ". pf. {III hail, 98 981.5.
llnlt. Ib Ohio, IUIIIZIII 106% 106 106
Bklyn. ll. T., , 671;; 57% 61M, llliTI;
Cites. & Ohio, 46% Itl'i; 46% 4694;;
Chi. & N. \‘l’.. 250 252 250 25:!
Chi. Gt. West. 30 “01,4. 29:!“ 29761
C. M. K; St. P. ”lit. i7”; 17-l 174%
Chi. R..l. KI. P. Hill/kl 51,1. 17214 1175
Col, F. & I 901,; 90% 901/ 90%
Consul. Gas. 221% 224 221% 2231/1.
Erie, 361,4: 313% 363A; 36%
ll]. Control. 1601/ ”160% loll-'51; 160%;
Manhattan, 131% 131% llilll, 13l§~§
Met. St. By. 148 145i 147% 1471;.
Mex. Central. 2814.» 281,43 28% 28%
K. & 'I‘.. 27%
. . , 27%; 27 27
M. K. & T. pfd. 59%
59% 59 .59
Mo. Pacific, 111‘ 111% 110% “1%
Nat. Lead. 21%. 2111!. 21% 2.1%
N. Y. Central, 154% 155 154% 155
Nor-t. & West, 56%; 57% 58 56
Out. & West. 32% 32% 32% 32
Penn. R. ‘11.. 1517.4; 151%". 151% 151%
People's Gas. 101% 101%]. 101% 101%
Press. S. Car, 45% 451.4, 45 45
Reading, 661,153 61W; 66% 66%
Read. lst prl.‘. 84% XIII/i. 84 84
Road. 2d pfd.. 70’ 70 70 7t)
Repub. Steel, 17% 171$; 17% 171.4;
Sou. Pacific; 641,4 64% 64% 64%
Son. Ry. (10., 36% 36% 361,13 3675.
Son. Ry. prI.. 96 96% 953’ tutti
Tenn. C. 8: l., 63%
Texas Pacific, 44%
Union Pacific 104%
Un. Poo. pfd.,
U. S. Leather. 12%
U. S‘Lea. ptd. Sit/4
II. 3. Steel. 371,4
8W4 891,4
Wabash, 30%
Wabash pid. 46
West. U11 Tel.
Wiscon Cont..‘ 27
62% (£2 (32
4414'; 433/ 44
104% 104%
88% 883,1
12%
84%
37%
89%
30%
46%
88%
26%
The second dra n‘g fora sewing ma.
Stnrtevant's Store took place this
rlrnwing out tho lucky number. it was
3, June 26.
the duplicate check to the, store, the
muchlno M be given thump , ~
IlrIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIs and is in II flourishing ‘
ldriv‘en into the ground and the netting
vat II o ’clock they found the pcrsplrlng
3‘ I
mm mm, W. OW‘ momm-
IO tOl
You WantA‘SergeSui
'This Summer
BECAUSE SERGE IS AN IDEAL HOT WEATHER FABRIC.
We have a. splendid assortment, made by some of thomost lamb
clothing manufacturers in this country; guaranteed fast; color,
lect fitting and stylish In every detail. Prices with to $1
MEN’S ourmo surrs.
Made from strong Flannols, Crashes, Homospuns. etc. Fabrl‘cb‘t‘h‘o
You will find in our Juvenile Department a beautiful display
tlo boys' Wash Suits from 480 to‘
Feather Weight Underwear, ariaclal values at 25 ‘Ind
Fancy Hosiery, In an enormous variety of fine phtternslS. 25 G
tern I Print, wmIIII IIIIIII,
98 Washington Street,
48 rind 50 Wall She‘d
$0.1NORWALK‘. NORWALL. ‘
w I
ma manhood
AT YOUR' SERVICE
Old Potatoes. We have some yet in l Dried Be‘ef.
prlme order. No sprouts: firm and I show we are noted for something
find. 30:: peck. licularly good In this line. Thin
Golden Rod Baking Powder. Second ed. any quantity from 5:: up. W
lot, with an entirely new set of pres. sale and retail.
ants. Gives satisfaction. 15c tin. How to get a lot in Oatnut’:
All Fat Pork. Have any use for it? Circulars on application.‘
Everybody don’t sell it. We do. Old Home Ginger Water: in 10d
From Chicago. A barrel of finest ions are something good. New
Don't be prejudiced against our Cash Premium Plan. It can be It
and is done here square and fair. Co nsider; no risks, no bookkeeping}!
and money saved for buyer and seller Five full cards get a barrel of
any sort you choose. Our goods are right; our prices right. Try us. '
Lorenzo DIb I ..
i Troublesome Eyesigh
If your eyes ache,1fthoy the easily when reading, sewing 0
working. if they II ntcr and thc hcudnchos are frequent something ‘i‘
the mnttot. The only way to find the cause is to consult a. comp
tent Optician. ‘
We give thorough examination of the c «In tree and taranto
PROPER GLASSES, PROPERI l AilJUSTTCi)‘ to give rcfl‘lef. u but
Dark days are as good as br ight ones for our scientific testing
0. B. JACKSON
GRADUATE OFTIGIAN
OW“
alks
Walks Recovered.
our sales of thl ‘
g 68 WALL STREET, NORWALK.‘CON
CONCRETE
ASPHAL T
CEMENT .
II R TIFICML
and FLJ 0
Curbs Reset.
Mr. and Mrs. Coorgo‘E. Mdr
daughter are stopping at t' '
Clifford for a few darn.
Mr. and Mrs. John H In
Louis Hoffman. 01 Valeta‘rgi
guests of Mr and Mrs. Tille
Ilyton.
Frederick Bedell, of Silverm
played in the Lounabury
mills. at Winnlpauk,ca
hand in one of the III
will yesterday, crushing 8,9
gors quite badly. Tho young
to the office. of Dr. Walter
in Norwalk.‘ wheré th,
dressed , V '
~Cnll phone 13543.1
works. Orders cenm
. THE OFFlCER’S FIASCO._
Member of the Kennedy Guard Tried
to Get: Ahead of Others But'Failed.
One of the officers of the Kennedy
Guard, which is spending a week in
camp at Pine Lodge Roton Point,
started off the fun of the camp Satur-
drIy night by a dismal fiasco he made
of his scheme to get ahead of the oth-
ers in the matter of comfortable sleep.
He had made II number of boasts of
the scheme he had but did not giIe it
away. He announced that he had had
enough of sleeping on the ground last
your and did not intcnd to repent thc
experience”
WIIIIII the company reached camp
the officer produced a strip of chicken
netting and procured four sticks of
wood from somewhere. The members
of the company stood aloundw watching
the opetation and wondering what was
coming next. The four posts were
was stretched by Its tour corners.
This was, at 8 o clock. Each time
the omcer made an attempt to pull the
netting tight the posts gave way The‘
soldiers became tired an hour Inter and
wait up to South Norwalk. Returning
BMW too
Him 051”» much or Imam u ..
This are no! IIch In “MINT: IT '
open“ It amount
officer rltlli pounding away on his bed
Still another hour tutor. the members .
or the conrpnny ‘I‘vcnt to non leaving the ‘~’ ‘
bed maker still at work. One of tho
privates woke up at 2 cried}: in the
morningund the Officer w
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