1, this evening.
{a
V trat 19c
”it hi!
to spar
ermine price. 11
utilitarian.
PLATNERCS‘ RADLEY. 339%..
iii 1_
,1 carol. 1No.1d——Again the Golden Sun-
For the convenience of tho "Idol-I
oi Tho eonil I I letter box bII boon
plIcoli oni obrldge thr Hotnor'o
rinI Itor‘o. lton‘iI 1o.- publication In
oollootod dolly. They should be sign»
clingy miter: IVI on evidence of
.flilorlgsN Elana. of New York, was
a visitor here yesterday. ’
Rabat M Ballard. of Brooklyn, vi-
sited friends here, yesterday. '
“1P”
Next Sunday will be Children's Day
at the East Avenue Methodist Church.
Miss Edna Alnsworth of New York.
soent‘ Sunday with; her parents in- this
p ace.
James Dwy’er and daughters. of
ND nhury. have been visiting Mr. and
Ms Henry Blake, of Seaview ave-
ace. 1
”Jillian Fleury. of New Haven. was
est of Miss Jennie Fuery, of
Sig. J hn street yesterday.
“Christian Education a National
safeguard" was the subject of the
meeting of the Epworth League of
the East Avenue Methodist Chu1ch,
yesterday The leader was Miss Mat-
tie Morgan and the meeting proved to
he a very interesting one.
Word has been received from Ethel,
the bright little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. L. H. Cummings. of Cottage
street. that she arrived sale after her
long Journey to Mt. Vernon, Maine, to
send the summer with her aunt, Mrs.
William T. Merrill, of that place
Weekly bulletin of the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church: Tuesday
evening. 7: 45, class and probationers'
meetings, the latter led by Miss Par
sons Wednesday. 2 p. 111.. Ladies’ Aid.
Thursday. 7: 45 p. m., church prayer
Meeting. Friday. 7:45 p. 1a., the Jun-
g); Band. Sunday, June 17. Children‘s
y.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Georgiana Morreli of ii Osborn ave
line. tor the marriage of her daughter
Miss Dorothy iola Morrell, to Robert
Nelson Ballar. The ceremony will
take place We mm atternoon. June
37 at o'clock at the home of the
bride. Rev. Charles M. Selleck will per-
form the ceremony
The pupils of the Fifth, Sixth and
seventh grades of the Fitch School
1111 a trolley ride Friday afternoon.
They left the East Norwalk switch at
2:16, the destination being Compo
Beech. Those present Were Minnie
Collins, Nellie Olmstead, Florence
Euros. Christian Jacobson. Jennie
mill-ed”. Helen Collins. Edna Morgan,
Lucy Finch, Ethel Callahan, lrone
Lockwood, Jennie See, lfiflbi'lie Hun-
ford. Sadie Benson. Grace Costello.
Edna Hayes. Willis Morrell. Bennie
Rosier. Ha'rry Tovo, Horace Richards,
Clifford Raymond Nelson Whitney,
Ralph Campbell. Vincent Coatello. Tra-
coy Clark, George “Kasey. Earl L’Hom
median, and the teachers, Misses
Phinncy and Morehouse
witching piles provoke profanity.
but profanity wont cure them. Donn s
Giuliani": cures itching, bleeding or
protruding plies after years of suffer-
ing. ‘ At any drug store.
ROWAYTON.
Agents for ‘i‘bI lvoning Iontlnol, in
lowoyten. In Frederick Lockwood,
liwood Irooiiwsy "Ilui “Charles Potty.
Orders and to any of the above will
resolve prompt—r”— Ittsiltion.
Tobin's» inn to sow ready for burr
null. , ,,1.
'ltgii. 111111.01 Brill port. spent Sun:
any slimline :2: do waytoo.
Relish Hook and udder Com-
may not .5111 monthly meeting. ulia
owning.
A re V all of liowayton oi
Mam Ogi‘hpsuy will he held
I .
1
r.
W
otItos'iniII at. very plentiful and
people have their hands full to save
Itrpotsitoeb.
“Madonna! the your the
shade ill-sod along the lltroet or no
one proves its Inactivation
W.
111. has his. one norms or
swim}! are visions It the homo oi
lineal} , Iii-p. Every in Reunion.
‘ W
The lied liters actuated the Little
the N of ion to nine.
New ’ ”111 .
,jN Sunday at mhill borneu in (iron Volt
‘ m ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ . dud his
’nicoiy be! 1
. gram was excellently rendered and
At the Rowsyton School district
meeting Saturday night. only about
eighteen or twenty voters attended.
:‘he meeting elected the following at
cars. 1'
School committee—Earl Thomas. N
Treasurer-will. H ”vow.
: lath—H. 8 Bryant.’
lira were the same as last year
with’the exception of treasurer Wil-
limp 0. Clark. who served in that can»
sully last year, refused the honor this
soap eon andNr Evory was elected in
stead
W
The annual Childgens Day ester-cis-
as were held last or nlng in the Row-
ayton Baptist Church. and were very
largely attended. The following pro-
the church was very. handsomely dec~
orated with plants and flowers:
Col-oi No. we Come AWay.
Responsive Reading.
Prayer.
beams.
Recitation—The Day for the Children,
Lena Oakes
Carol No. 6~FollV0wing the Banner of
the Cross. ‘
Recitation—~Growing.
Tony Close. —
Song
‘ Mrs. Brotherton's Class.
Recitation,
I... Brands.
Carol No 10—0 Shining Hours
Recitationolidvice'. 1 ., I
Clarence Close.
’Bons.
- Mrs Pennell’s Class.
carol No. isusehtter Sunbeams.
Recitation—The Boy of His Word,
A. Benelisha.
Sons.
Jennie Morris.
Carol No. iii—~8unsliin‘e.
Recitation—Drive Dark Clouds Away,
11 John Cleverley.
Solo—Happy Are Our Hearts,
Charles 3.. Petty.
Recitation—53in” of Our Fathers
core.
Marion Lynch.
Song——God’s 'I’ender Care,
Miss Minnie Snihfn‘s Class.
Recitation—~ThshkmlJ
Isolde Close.
Lois Marsh.
Recitationwli'reely Ye Have Received.
Freely Give,
Rose Sniffen.
Carol No. ls—The Sweetest Song.
Reclmtioa—fThe Children's Offering.
1 Gertrude Brands.
Offering. 1, .
Pastor’s Remarks. '
Carol No.~22-~Ere We Go.
Benediction.
Sons.
1'1
Specials
Blue Label Ketchup, large bottle. .18c
Walter Baker' 11 Cocoa ............ 18c
Walter Baker's Chocolate ..
..... 16c cake; or 305111.,
Large bottle imported Sweet Oil. . .6512
My Wife's Salad Dressing . . . . , . . .2512.
RobertSmltl-l'
Phone 251-6.
1-.-
Rowoyton, Conn.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
For the bonoilt of the residents of
Dorian. I news bulletin board, I let.
tor drop box now boon plao’od in 'ront
of Allen's Drug Store. News mm.
pIrIonI'iI Ind Idvortlsomonto will no
collected Iooh Iftornoon.‘ Not for
publication, but so I :11 count“ of good
faith. Ill looms must I signed. Agorvls
for Thoél'vonlng seminal in ‘no Iii m
Thoado Boll Arthur bios: ii and
Wallace Sharer. Order. “it" "to any
of tho above will receive prompt It.
tont ion. 1
Miss. ivy Burchard of Darlen. is the
guest of friends in’Souihport.
The Noroton Hook and Ladder
Company will have a strawberry fes-
tival on June 21st. '
spent his Summers on Noroton Hill
for iho past few years. has taken a
place in Dorian this year, He has
bought Eben Owens farm. and. while
alterations are being made to it, he
has rented a nearby house.
WVIITPOII.
Agents for tho Inning Oootlnoi. ln
Watson. I" C. Di lovonnl and Wm
I. Noah. Orders son to either tho
111m will mom prompt mm 11.
Miss Clara Foirchild has returned
norms visit with relatives and friends
int Nicholas. ’
1:Attornoy J. 11. Geo, and wife-have
been entertaining friends from New
York.
1 Friends from Now Haven are being
entertained at the summer home of
O. 13. Branch.
11111111111 mlkléy has returned 1911.
from a brief visit with friends out oi
town
Miss Anna Hubbard of New York?
1;:- £19“ Visiting triends in tho Form
1: .
Children’ his services Ire lobe
held 1,1,1 tho'mu dolls! 011111-1111 It
.‘NiiVe'l
, his all...
‘ Ii’or
Judge Hayes of New York. who has CH L
' m in“
W melt ilbniii titan
wobble.
it is re ted that WiliiIm H. on
neighbors Ihsllled
,iitllei mail!!! did not
her}
in“ her hands
tiact 1111111111111.»
"them out it
Bravos "
our on the part”
we out i
Kill 09 ii a
of her ”firahi‘ath
word; thst he chances for heavoo 111a
terially 17911]le diminish. while“ her.
chances ‘to’r‘ unlshhient should in-
crease if she continued to ibdulge in
it, end that under no circumstances
was she to repeat it. Granddaughter
appeared greatly impressed. and
grandfather concluded to let the mat-
ter drop. The next evening. as the
little girl stood by the window again
the cat went by.Ti1e memory of those
scratches still lingered. but so did
the memory of last evening's lecture.
For a moment she hesitated; ”then
she turned to her grandfather with
determination in her eye, "Grandpa."
Nsh’o exclaimed. “there goes that—there
goes that—~that some kind of out of
the Browns it was yesterdayl"--New
York Times. ,
"What we want," said the reformer.
“is a system by which the once seeks
the 1111111"
in Crimson Gulch. ” answered Plute
Pete. "The ivh‘ole shot-id's once was
out 'laat night hustlin' the teller that
gotr 'the wrong boss."--Wd‘sllington
711151: Week’
Sale
Men’ s Serge Salts
worth $14 at 9.98.
2, Piece outlh, suits. light oloro
wo’rth 010 also 111.811. F '
Week of June lllil
COOKE’S
Tenl Thuulle
West Avenue South Norwaiil
1 lbs Edwin- Young Stock (30.
0111191 of Play Nightly
Opening play the thrilling romance
of the California gold fields. entitled
Hearts
Sierras l
1-1- alglguv --l
Hourrv ounarv MATINEE.
mu...» Ammo...
u—uu—s.
salons 10c, 2011 Ind 3011
TUIOOAV-INDMNA FOLKS.
WI NIIQAY~A VROMANGE 0F
iREL N0.
TrURODAY -- THE BU ROLAR'O
y.
.,
' Notice.
m
1 The legal roters‘o’t the South Nor~
walk Union School District are here-
by warned Ind Iotlilod that the an-
anal meeting of said district will be
held It the Fronklia street school
house on Tuesday evening. June 18.
1008. It 8 woloek to hell- the reports
at tho District dominitteo. Treasurer
and Collector for the put your. and
to elect I membor of the District
Committee to serve for the succeeding
three years, and other oibcors for the
mouths year: today I too to meet the
necessary exponm of thuliotrict.
and to any so much of tho indebted-
ness ofiloidldtstriet ‘ll‘Ililli houses:-
1111 advisable: to authorise the District
Committee to borrower: tho credit of
sold distrlcaouab aim or sum of
money so may be some" to most
lilo current expenses at said distant
for the Insulin rear: to boar tho rs-
It homollttooo t-
tho hotter doll
log and beau
Mills school
to hour the «portal
in! summed. old to
id “Mill ll ml her!
on u
mar: cornmeal-1111mm»
311W properly cooling 1.1a. sold
DI It South M (301111..
Jauv.1sook1 1 . 1'
mm
mom will.
3“, 11.
Women's m '
more invitill er lum-
st of: 8,6111
whores his friends
vol-its granddaughter were
landing on the front porch of Mr.
runes country home. when a large
black not belonging to one of the
tarsus. .11 1
no
rely, 1111. looked
after the retreating feline with disuN 1
”marking the while.
of a}: .
the small girl was reprimanded slid
told that is as never used such a .
"We' ve got it right here b
in: the nouadodotdllo'
It is pos :ible thy
'23for'1iyu ma have heed drawn
from the closing’challtor oi' ,‘Dickeds
"Tale of Two Cities. " The last scene
in the chapter depicts the execution cit
Sydney Carton. the hero of the story
As the line of those condemned to die
advances slowly toward the guillotine
the knitting women, keenly interested
in the executions. count the victims
stricken by the ‘fhtal blade Carton.
the twenty- third person in line steps
upon the guillotine platform. Then. to
quote Dickens: “The murmur of many
voices, the upturning of many faces.
the pressing on of many footsteps in
the outskirts of the crowd. so that it
swells forward in a mass like one
great heave of water, all flashes sway,
'Twenty three ' "—‘vExchange.
Young Doctor—die seems to have
erery confidence in my ability to save
111
Old Doctor—Jo he delirious on other
subjects also?——dudge.
WI 11.11111 endosvorod, It 1Iil1 timoo’
market afforded. and our selection of
handsome wall covering- this «soon
we think I crowning triumph. We are
Inxlous to have your jodgmont upon
them. . 1
Our Paper HIngIrI understand.
hanging wall paper. '
Crockery lamps Hauuhmishinu
Golds. Painters Supplies.
To OilDER.
Window Shados. fictdro Framing.
Ina-db-
seagull.
Cloth Window Shades with Fringe,
2511; White Curtain Poles, with Fire
tureI, 10c.
Paulina {MEN fluidly.
87 WIIhingtonN 81133. -
Tel. Corp,
Booth Norwoik.
fr 1
I «M. ..
Kills the insects which eats
the leaves.
Bug Death adds to the Vigor
.and vitality of the leaves. and
insures a larger yield oi finer
fruit and vegetables.
01111113 mills,
Z‘iuli ‘ ‘ ti
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Psi“! ..’i‘"’
$131..
The Very host illlllii Groom
.. It “'
11 lbs. Granulated sum.........n.oo
8 “n. “V“ usuu‘hoiununuum
the ailing phrase.
, lacross.
‘ till (term “a?“ Alto OYITIB
1:
; ed,
1 I»; and .1 WIIilington m1 Illa...
hum ‘
to bring our commons the but the. ’
”Wm. M db. V'ununnooooom ‘1
am mu. dualism 111......“ * '
Ml? mm. m4“ monsoonniu 1}
imaginary evils have? More than im-
aginary eiiect‘s.
iNE-1' rash Fish
251: and 801: each
Large Mackerel,
Belgian. ”Sc lb.
Biackdsh and Flakes. 71: lb.
Butterflsh, 10c lb.
Bluefish, 12c lb.
Weltkiish, , 81: lb.
White Halibut. 12c lb.
Steak Cod,10c lb.
Large Fresh Soft Shell Crabs,
66c doses
lloun‘d Clams and all other kl s of
Fish at reasonable prices.
Old IIletion A'rlny landing.
to Sure
to Easily controlled
HIIpI file but cook to
be better. '
"10 easiest way of cooking
‘ if: the but.
Let us a." and roll you why
.I '11-»-
Buuu. Railway 1i
Ligihllngllumpanll
We consider this sea-
son’s line the best
we ever had.
so rum Ir. Insomnia
1 should ’11 said." the minister or 111111
‘ ' stealors,notinolutiln*1 Bill 'Sauders "
The Gas Range
N ical 1111.11.11.11; and “t totem
11d glotraotor with
tion were made next Sunday.
apology came in due course. "Watt
ed. "was I see bolo’ me eleven ch sken
New York Sun.
11.1
The 'old farmer was
hear the steam whistle n the big tour-1
lug car. it struck him. . The chaufleul'
poled and the woman shdleked. '
man. as be picked himself out of the
dust. “Come around again sometime.“
“But aren't you hurt?" gasped the
chauffeur.
"Not 'tall." '
“But why do you say “Thanks? " N
”Because. mister that thar jolt 111»
loosened a mustard plaster on my.
shoulder thatl have been trying to get
off to. the last week ”
Don't forget that the Central Hotel ‘
Cafe is now open.
friends and the public in general to
visit my place.
We have the best guaranteed goods.
We cater also to families. We have
all the leading brands in all kinds of
liquors. Our price is very low. Try
bottled beer for home use Telephone
151-12, or a postal card will receive
prompt attention.
Central Hotel,
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streets,
South Norwalll, Conn.
Joseph Disses, Prop. "‘ ‘
1847
PLUMBING AND STEAM.“
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVE! AND RAM: on.
OLATE AND rm license.
Gas Ind sum Fltllil,
Boo Fixtures. Motel collln Ito.
Hovoyo u seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
J. M. Layton ECO:
‘ ‘mcoarosl'rsn.
Ouomlorto
JACOB M. LAYTON.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANOI
AGENCY
5 Railrooli Ave... South Hamlin
Representing some of the strongest
Ind most reliable lnIurInoI oom-
pIniIo in the onions. _ ~
All; vou WELL usam
HOTEL VICTORIA
0N! MiNUTl FROM DIPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.
..0ur rooms I spools! future. III
and Electric nghho throughout. Iv.
ory room baton.
RATIO REASONAILNI.
Finely stock cm in connection
A full lino of okor', Morrill I Con
an 00's oolobroted Wines. Liquors m
Olgoro IlwoyI on land.
'1‘. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor
Telephone coitus—e ‘
Telephone 01111 iii-5.
Gregory's Puiull
EAST NORWAIVK
Shore Dinners Ind All Kinds oi Bu
load Cooked to Order.
baiilllla and tithing.
Both Houses to Rent by them
John O'luillvon.
Proprietor.
‘ _ In York (in.
T’liV 8&1 Vila.” m‘i “poncho
7" soil frills lists or lasso.
ll 1,“ 1 m
is no 1131811 h lid
111111 ‘11 slander action. unless a 1%)};ch
a 1
1E?“ and did not ‘
"Thanks mister,” obudkled the old ,
I invite all my 1
It is the best in town. 1
our New York Brooklyn Brewing Co.’ s 1
THE JONES&HOTCHKISS1
CO ANY. '
11 WALL eraser; nonwsut. ~.
A New York woma 11',
recently when all 11.11111 -
stopped her on the are ill
for money. How is it
strong fellow like you she ~
streets bogging?” she asked
Chesterfieldian how. the.
plied. "Because, madam. it
calling that per a a man to
a lmautiful lady ithout the!
of an introduction. V—llx.
is not wlm the people ills
require good workmanship
is done right and when i
is dono, its done.
ARTHUR l. lliilfl .
“Plumbing, Timing Iild Um
I Monroe Itroo
PLUMBING.
STEAM; 1 '
nor warns.
'AND,
GAS ammo.
Honest Work and .. V
perusal f
Ilia! ”in. death oi
111.1: "(OUR
MORTGAG
HATS. .6
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should be i
snow whitdfle ”it"s.
«loin Enomolodp rLava ‘ A
Hove lion
how llciighi'ullyr curves
in to have hot out! cold
:11 your limit
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