LANES
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Loool News Notes
» The Arlen Singing Society will hold
a picnic Sunday.
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1' A valtiable horse owned by Jacob
i Schatrb died this morning.
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l Colppei Malls Smith is Ihaving his
house pai'hte
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,"Mi-. and Mrs. P.N N.Srnlth are spend-
ing the week in Rid,geilel d. --
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A meeting of Butler Lodge will be
held this evening.
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We s're' class to the longest day and
the shortest night in the year.
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‘There will be a meeting of them
Finishers tonight. .
'1 A stated convocation of Washington
1 Chapter, R. A. M., will be held this
Ievening.
A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brewer. of is
sacs street
A number of Norwalk firemen are in
Meriden today attending the
trained s convention.
-’-I—*F“'—~
. Miss Elisabeth McNamara is visiting
i5") and Mrs. Crawley, of Montclair,
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Mrs. Merlimer 310. Lee and daugh-
ger Marion spent yesterday, in Hart
0rd.
An lmphrtanth meeting of Norwatk
will be held tonight
ifidx‘e 1111116» d‘h'tI 151151110811 will 11$ trans-
801011 . ,3“, t .
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The re ular nIiontlhy meeting of the
Decker wSI hefeld tonight, at 8
o',cloclr lfejhbm ofli‘rcderick W
new“, Seaviaw avenue . «
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A delegation of members of the local
T. 'A. B. societies *will journey to Mid-
dletown; Saturday and take part in
the annual field day and parade of the
C. T, A U. ,
' Judgme
has been found in the suit
of Vottvéti'tirht
y. Button. against Carolin}:
M. Buttn30 ,Ire ping the transfer of
{We lots'o "is, Judgment is. for
111st181111211! tti copier“ szoo.
0011111111 R. N. Morehouse, of tho-
Nerwalk police force, shot. a dog own
cd by James McKiernan by Mr. Mi".-
Klemens request last night. The
canine had. it w shelleved, outlived
its usefulness. 4 .
When making will", remember
that the ninth N “tilt Trust Co., is
authorised by the state to act as on
center and can be relied upon to ex-
ecute every prom n of the will hon
estly, shiciently d economically.
A delegation of members of the We
man‘s Relief Corps of Douglas Fowler
Post, 0. A. R.. went to the Soldiers‘
Home today. Similar delegations
from other corps ail: 41v 1110' sitate
will be present today at the Home.
comaauesnswr Ar arenas.
STORRS, Ju ‘14——This was com
mence day tthe Connecticut Ag- 33
ricultu and there was a
of IIitlumni and friends
of the 1111 ates at the exercise
in the college {rapids t, Rufus
W. Stimson preai {all thenpi- dgr'am'
included musical numbers and
reading of «days assigned to pieces.
unong the particles is in the latter
instan iowitia: George
M. Chap 10.3 ulW: Croft, Anna
lil. Clark,: “benevan, Laura
Hatchls F. Holiiater, S. ”Crowell
Oi iz-Tuiler. esW. Dewey.
Al ”0.01000, 1 W. Ohlweller,
Bra 8 Hot-1'1 Harry ii. Corn-
wal, and 10 W. P
. Harris I. Starrmm also spoke.
0110.11" Ashley, 1).an-
motto Will h tic. modes as
WN‘TM’ 11121111111 we a'nd' lqlbet’:
ty” a'fter which the diplomas were
WW“ I. '1‘ ,..'
A woman can convene on many top.-
leaf-sand she does,
~ Il'f'ffltw THAN BPAKKINI.
it does 000011110 minus tot
mm'it'n'a lfitdidtlnflw d ehe
few children that would do “this
is a constitutional cause death“ Mrs.
minors. Box 11100, basic,
11111., wili’baad bar Icons t
sacks meaty.
Nfimwm"
child. The chances are it can‘t bell!
new: if “it (.1030.
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State .
the 1
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Annual Convention of Episcopalians of
the flats. "‘
NfiARTFOuRp‘ Time li.——Epi13'tcopai ."
In istera’Nf e'very"section of- the '3
we virology: ,, 13040009 yesterday at 3
ocean ‘bventlon of the diocese ‘
of 9Connecticut, which was held at the
- Church of the Good Shepard, Bishop
Chauncey B. Brewster presiding. The
meeting was opened with a communion “
service 'at ii: '8.0 followed by a business
session at which. the reports of the
secretary and treasurer were listened
to with satisfaction.
Bishop Brewster read a summary of
the work erforined. During the yem
, he yisite 187 of the 203 churches and
chapels of his diocese, delivered 207
sermons and addresses and confirmed
1,008 persons, besides three confirmed
by other bishops; ordained 11 deacons
and 28 priests; received 7 clergymen
from other dioceses. Five of the cler
gy have died. There are new 217
clergyman canonically resident. Dur-
ing the year there have been 21 candl-
dates for holy orders and 53 licensed
lay readers. 0; the cletgymcn de-
ceased during the year r-cfer1ed to
wre, the followin
'ltev. Dr Sylve str Clarke, priest and
professor for 18 years at the Berkeley
Divinity school; Rev. George R. Warn-
er, who had ministered in Monroe,
Danielsen, Hartford and Southington;
Rev. Dr. Thomas Buggies Pynchon.
for many years professor of science
andphilosophy and formerly president
of Trinity college; Rev. Robert Clark-
son Tongue poet and preacher; Rev.
George Romney. 'recter at Bethel,
Wpodhnry. East End am and Sharon.
Ho 0100 referred tote death during
the year of George E. Lounsbury, LL
D. of Ridgedeld, deacon of the diocese
of Nebraska and formerly governor of
Con ecticut.
0 report ‘of the treasurer showed
a balance of 08,000. Other funds
showed these amounts available:
Bisho fund, approximately 0100, 000;
fund r aged and infirm clergy, 86,-
000:. clergy retiring fund, 815.000.
Rev. 11.,11. ”(imam of Windsor
who 11883011011 the office of secretary
fel- 10‘ 90000; W” reelected. He ap-
poin A; hideacan Plumb. of New
Ming ,3us me. Colloday, of Mid-
glét'e his assistants. Rt. Rev.
butt
as Woodddlilt, .pf Louisville, bis-
hop Reptile”. took part in the pro-
ceedfffg
The evening program included ad-
dresses by the Rev. N. Boynton, DD.
president of the Connecticut Home
Missio‘h society. and the Rev. C. H.
Patton DMD heme tit-o'rctaiy of the
American Board of Commissioners for '~
foreign missions.
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BALTIC DAM CARRIED AWAY.
BALTl'C'. Jlme ii. —The heavy rains
of the past few days and the flood
'aleng the northern Shctncket River
has caused a section of the old dam of
the Baltic anttfacturing Company to
go out with a consequent loss of at
least 10,000 to the company, and an
indirect l of many thousands more
becautie' 2:: mill will hate to shut
down 1‘ lack of power. The company
is havin ." new daui put in and the
callus 11nd no thought of a fresh-
01 at this season of the year and con
sequently was unprepared for the flood
which reached its height yesterday.
CAPTURING FOREIGN.— MARKET.
The counlny is scoring magnificent
industrial conquests abroad these days
Although “the American invasion" has
not been mentioned so conspiucousiy
by Eurepen publicists recently an it
was two or three yours ago, it is even
more menacing now than it was tlien.
We are capturing markets in England,
Germany, France and the rest of Eu-
rope from which the world until recent
years imagined we were excluded. and
thp' beginning of our victories, in this
direction has only been made." 51.
Louis Glonte Domecrate. I
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fhey II“3Tltey,qus3rrol like cats and dogs do
officials of some life insurance com‘
puny."——l.oulsville Courier-Journal.
'ey'Worse'n that. They quarrel like the -"
THE SOUTH NORWNLK
. JRUST COMNNNY.
has every advantage for the prompt
and efficient management of estates
and other trust funds intrusion to its
gore: - '
woos making your will reinember
that the Trust Company can be relied
upon to carry out exactly every pro‘:
usiniod’fif this important dominant.
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1 ‘ ‘Hlie‘i' MUIIO.
o Baturday and 0911:1111».
7 FOR 015' OINTI.
The Palms. Roosevelt—Fairbanks
Marsh.» Clint-y, Dreamy“ ayes. simple
W0 .Parc
W alf My addtn Dina Awa
11:11.11 1111115111“I , NM? it." , s. Thu-VI. Whine Nazi
"In 00011113 down to a‘n' Outing Suit, romcntlicr that tile
Outinghfitts we set! can 't he put out of eliaplE—~tllt‘V’rc made 1
for' scanner lounging a‘ti‘d- lmock about wear
in choosing, rcmctnbetfl'tiiat the loose yIct strong weave
of homespun is illi’iliiigly'COOl; that Suntmcr casaimcrcs '
one cool and will stand tiItIerc rough usage than any other
fabrhi;§‘tii'at wool crash is"pereus and ceoliugi that blue
serge hud'l'eathcr— weight worsted arc the lightest 111 weight .
and wear well,
' $8.50 to $16.00.
Irout Straw list to thin cool Ilosicry we have every-
1
thing that goes with Outing Suits.
SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK BROS.
South NomslkII ,
Tel. Call, 32211.
"ANY 01.0 PLACE"
is a mighty poor place to buy grain, hay and feed.3
There's as much difference between the good 'grain
and the poor grain as there is between the good. horse
and the poor horse.
Feed the best, and your horse will do ltls'work bet-
ter and hold his head higher. Our stock is here to be
locket] aIt-«leok at it whether you buy or not.
Buy Oats That's Clean
3 MANIUELT.HATC1-L
Chick Manna and ,
D-M.3 Chick Feed for the r . . .1 .
little ones, ._
.,1\.
K'oDAKs
Freshllomei‘isoopliu
Wiiia'iti‘ZP'I ' ours
1511111 Silttouiy' Stores.
0 BouihMain 8t.
80th Norwaik.
49 Wall Street.
Norwalk.
“'loor Broios “Earn Money?
They could alter a slx monflu' course of
M ernll College
SOUTH NOR WALK. CONN.
eriIaI {or-Catalogue.
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tenors ARRIVAL OF FRESH FISH
41101110135—
WEAK FIBH ‘ '1
M. A. "amt. rm.
B'NAPPER atuas
BEA BASS '3' POROIIB
BUTTIR FiBHI ‘ I . LIVE LOBBTBRB '
BLUE FISH 5 1. ‘ LONG AND ROUND CLAMI.
Cutblll'e Bridge Fish Market
TIL. 100- "in “31.100000.
HOYT 8- FREEMAN,
“PRESENTING
Harry H. Hoyt 82 00..
,1 Hookers: Adi! Steiner's,
Blocks. loads, Grain and Cotton 0011 pm and 0010' M09011 at- 3011 Margin.
1 11.11er Now you: Consolidated Stock Exchange. plus. private one.
New York. 11 and 08 w-u mm. 3 .,-. , . snowman runes strut.
s'qu'm 140111011011. radon-4.; sows rnaarha battalion.
'«t.
. 1,111
Mamet Forecast Ivary'Mci-plng at 10 O'CIaIak.
' 'zi-lio OliffortiPltormacy
‘A BATH IS . 0001).
, 15111 11?
5.3111111 any scascnfi' bath is good
and refreshing. Buthow many
handy little things you might'
I‘ have to make it 1,111,115. enjoyable. "
BATH SPRAYS.'H BPONGEB. .
BRUSHES, and 30110er many
other things wotdtaverfer your‘
. convenience and comfort.
See them in the window.
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TIL. 01311.1; m.
Nicolas ll Goldsohmidt Go.
(incorporated)
COMMISSION 11110111118.
DutcrcI in
Stocks. Bonds, Cram and
Canon.
Stuart: A Corbett Block. 00. Norwalk.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET 1‘0: 10 a m. -—0pen-
111k prices were a shade higher than
last night in sympathy with the firm
tone in London The movement was
languid and business was in insignifi-
cant volume.
WALL STREET, li a. n1.—The triv-
ial advances established at the open-
ing were not retained. the market drag-
ng back to yesterday' 3 closing or beI
ow.
WALL STREET, noon—Advances
at a point in Reading, Alchisen and
Canadian Pacific elicited a listless re-
sponse in the general list. Dealings
fell to as low a rate, of activity as on
any day last week, Bonds were heavy.
. WALL STREET 1 p. m.—-—Some of
the standatd stocks were in relatively
small supply when traders sought to
recover their stocks. St. Paul's and
Ilnioul’aclilc's rise‘of a point and the
advance in Readlagto 96 contributed
to a geneial hardening of prices.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires of
The Maples A Qoldichmidt 00.. Com
mission Biokers,’ Swarts & Corbett
Block, scuth Norm: ,Telenhone 1153.
Open. 1gb. Low. 1:30
hmal Cop 7 is 799; 78% 791.5
Am C t. F Co 3 $4 34% 34% 34%
Am Loco 47% 47% 47% 47%
Am Smell 112% 112% 111% 112‘;
Am Sugar 134 134 134 134
A T a S Foal-'11; ‘82 831411 SH".
galto & 0th 10111.1 too low. 109
‘klynR T 01% til 1:351 64!...
(In 61 West 1851'118 187...
('ii M & St 111741;. 171%'173§1"17m
(‘ol F & l 121,4 42% 41% 41%
Eric 48% 401111 40% 4011
Erie lst pf 7806 78% 78% 7803
(ten Elec 1761/. 176% 176V, 176%
Lou it Nash iii; ' 156' till 146
Manhattan 164% 164% 164% 164%
Met St 11y 123% 123% 1217.0 122%
Me: Cent 201,13 20% 20% 2091‘.
M K it T 28% 28% 2814 281/1
Mo Pacific 98% 9871. 98% 0821.
N Y Central 1410111141011 141% 141%
Nerf & West 80 80 80 80
(int a West 507.51 51 607A; 50%
Penn R R 134% 135 134% 134%
Reading 04% 951/. 9401'; 95%
Rock Island " 27% 27% 27% 27
Sen Ry Co at»; 3191. 31% 31
Texas Pac .lll 331/ 33 33%
Union Pac 122% 123 122% 123
U 8 Steel ' 27111 2774. 27% 21%
U S Steel pf 941411415 04 94%
STRAWBERRY CROP DAMAGED.
. Heavy Raina Beat Oil Rip-nod Fruit
and Fill Green With Band.
CANTERBURY ‘ June 11——'r11e
heavy rains of the last row days have
done much damage to the strawberry
crop in eastern Connecticut, and many
farmers regard their mp as practical.
ly ruined. The fruit already ripened
was beaten off and destroyed and
growing fruit was tilled with sand and
made unmarketable. in Pomfret.
li‘amton Woodstock, Thompson, Kill
ingly. arid Lebanon. the da age by the
rain is reported as 011 vs. .
OUTING RAILROAD IMPLOVIB.
x’l‘he railroad employee of the New
Haven. road. held their annual clam-
i
15.." hairs and outing at Beach Hill, Thom-
Ia Edward’s popular resort at Rye
Beach. Sunday. There was a large
gathering present. amongdhom several
Officials high in themanageinent of the
.The elambake. an old fashion
ed 0110. was done tota turn and great
1‘! enioyed. . .
3 auastau arenas 111011011.
§ '.ST Plo'rmnllflquuiib 13.--An en'-
prlnous amount of 51111113103111 was trans
noted on the Denise». today. There“
are some realisation, but fours con-
iaucd to move upflfl'l. dieslng it of
point higher than. terday.
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'IIIL'MINA COLLIOI' OIOMIMINCI-
MINT.
mas. N. 1.5111. 11.11... 111
. iii annual commencement exercises
f Elmira College were held' here to
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BVRAOUII _i.lNliIIii0i'i'Ya OLA“.
Bil-M00 N Yr; June it 1—an
haircut '350.‘A today graduated 11
of overt Among tit one to if
' ,crt'w. the 11mm
admit, of Dover,
., oIt mo he‘ll
Select 11 Price. flood
to foot‘iitttflltets;
, .
$2. 00 to
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SELLE;
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Straw Hats 50010 $4. 00
TweBlceo Stilt $6. 50 10151500
Blue Seattle suits s10 00 to $20 00
Neoligee Shirts 500 to $2. 00
Shoe Department I . ,
New Pointed Toe Oxferds 101,110.11 ,1
You Should See Our New Cellar.
"THE TEDDY” ‘ '~
Clothiers and Furnisflera.
98 WASHINGTON WSTREET SOUTH, NORWALIK.
Telephone Call 324-2.
. Ii ’
1,5: or .1'
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$4. 00
8: PRI
Bullion Suggestions As To Coffee ‘Elc.
Want fine coffee? Well, if you find as
has not to be a mlghtly superior article.
good as ours anywhere in town It
There will be a demonstratloit of Dibbls'a coffee at the Putnam Hose
Reception to- day. Try it.
cry day at Owen' a Bakery. Dollars to doughnuts you can't 0011
There's a demonstration of Dibbia'a coffee 0v.
1 it In this
town, 32:. lb. A fresh lot just in, “Always the 8ame,"0nIs ady who has
used it a good while said.
3 Can Milk. .........................
Old Grist Mill Coffee, ................
3 Cam Fair Peaa,
Malta Ceres, ............
Malta Vita, ....................... ..
7 Bars Soap. (Better Than Ozone). .
Special, Vaseline, ......................
All aolld fat pork. for chowder.
............... .. 250.
................... 100.
...................... 1.. 250.
................ .....,....50.pk9.
.. .....ioa.p3kg.
..........
........... ..... ... ....'30. B9t't3ta
Home grown rye flour is great. A new lot now in, ............ Oil». 200.
Nice Cabbage. ’ '
What do you want? .Hope- to serve and please.
LORENZO DIBBLE
TEILIIEI‘PHDNE CALL, ’20—0.
Foooyilow Potatoes
wa anus, PER 07. .
JONEB' node has BAG .........
25031111me
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PILLBBURV'B FLOUR, PER BAG ....................... 1.1:. 1......” 079
LEAN SHOULDERS, PER L... ........................ ..... ..... ”/12:
HAMB, PER LB. ......... .'.. ............................. . .......
VERY BEST TUB BUTTER, PER LB ................. . ...... 1......1," 1250
GOLD MEDAL PRINTtBUT‘TEH, PER LB. 3 ......... I. ....... ,...,. ,I,. 82°.
KNAPP' 8 BEER EXTRACT 15¢. SELLER "1
FULL LIN'E FRUIT AN
umraoon’ocsnv commonly, " -
20 No, Main St" 80. Norwallfr.‘ ‘Tel. 28-3.
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D VEGETABLES.
49 Fort so, a. Norwalk. Tel. m—itfi
1 . ”in...“
NEW POTATOES, PER PK. ......
, BERMUDA ONIONS, PER 01".
4 FANCY LEMONS. PER 002.
.1, cans sec ALASKA BALMQN.
0011'sz 011110.021: PKG
201100. 15.01:. .....-....... .....
2PKO$OUBTO..I........:L' .......
2011' to. repel. .. . ...-'.;':..
2 out 1111 111112111 biscurrs.
lasso vessTAsLas A costume
spouses, wax sews, ass-r3 Tops. RHusAaa, PBIAB, LETTUCI.
1-..ua-g
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i’ilbs FiooGraoolotodSogor $1. 00
...... ..........230ANDM:
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u... ............ oucs-sa-avcraolul:
........ .200
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NATIV’Et AIIPARAGUB, PINEI APPL EU. CUOUMBIRB, RADIIHEB, ITO.
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Louis“ Joule?! I
70 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Tel. call 330-5.
THE NERVDUQ MAN.
If" 1'
seem 893W“?
HUSBAND MANAOIMINT. .
Here are some suggestions
Had Broken Away From One Habit to Emma of th: Boston egos, ”in“
woman on t e manag on p
Acquire Another. able husband" ,9“,
The nervous 1n n,’ says the New
York Sun, had in t that his friend who
or some months past had been in re
irement for his health.
‘ “l have sometimes thought it might
be a good thing for a man to. go away
fora while." he said. “'and to get:
cured perhaps of habits that were
IIIgluing too strong a hold on 111111.!
asked my opinion on the second
fart of that proposition, however af-
or i had an evening with 11 friend of
'mine who 111111 lust come back from i,
i was heIis talkiivdh
. ' on re;
, if he is 11.11551 0
When you marry? him, 00"! ӣ33
‘ After you marry hint ,‘ouudy hinh‘
If he is honest, hotter hills,
it he is senorotu. an '11th
3 When lie is satin: r Ill!" out 11;.
, When he is arm. ,lli ..
11 11.111 some :1
7,11: hit incohlid Ii 000m ‘ biotic
3'" the I secretivelt' _
'1! '19 N ()me, 0 our."
51111; '01
0,, course of treatment- if hei hares 1111311 can
“We were together in a cafe for out car: him
hour or more. During all that time.
t wool? or course, not take a drink. hi
eh a hing never occurred to him.
at he would latte some cofi’oe.
think i had two Scotch high hall:
while he talked. i know he had seven
pots of black sense. There didn't
seed to be much doubt that he had
gotten over one habit. its bid sequin
ed another, however, that made it:
acts a standoff. whether he hid gain-
by the change."
01‘ W00 ”$111:thme
odhraiatitcr than
7110‘ - 01M W003i!
ii. 110 is favors elitists. 0000mm
if he does you a favor thank hints
When he deserves it. ‘itlsa Ilia.
Let hint think how well you nadir.
stand hint; but never let hint slow
that you Imaua'ge blai
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Norwalk Chronicler