. . Polity
clearly taught and Bonita»! The area
of low preslluro that was ‘lsentrnl near
St. bouts yesterday morning is now
central” over L‘alte Mlclllglln.‘
producing cloudy weather with local
showers in the use region and Ohio
valley The pressure is below the
normal in till section‘s allot of the Rec
li'y" Mountains except on the Middle At-
intuit: coast.
accompanied with local showers.
'l‘lle Nat
noon.
-Our Beef. iron and Wine is 981190!
tally suited to the oonvalesoentspog‘ .
those suffering from exhaustion, li tl
physical and monta1.1odw.w.Kelevi
din, Drugghlt. ,
Game Warden Bailey, or Danbury.
visited some wardenJ
yesterday.
Miss Henrietta Sackulunn,. spent'
yesterday at Cannon, where she lit-
tended a wedding.
*Asparsglls. 25c bunch FUD L a C0.
Evangelist M. A Devlne was a Net ,
tor flat the Mann Norwalk Baptist
you last. night.
castles Kelley. of semen college;
has arriVed in South Norwalk to spend
his summer vacation.
—-Straw Hilts. Straw Hats. O'Brien.
A son and heir arrived TuesdaY. in
the home of Mn and Mrs Join Weis-
sit in Taylor avenue.
Mrs Winfield Scott. of Norwalk is .. .
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Samuel ‘
Slovene. in Ridgeileld
.Mrs. William E. Squires and dough:
tor. Mrs. John Morton. of Weston. vls
tied in Norwalk on Wednesday.
——The steamer Huntingtoa will com-
mence her summer time table. Mon
day. June 18. between, Norwaik and
Hulltingtonuieaviug Sputh Norwalk at
8:45 a. .m. suds .leavlng Hun-
fluxtonattlulfia. nl “hallmmp. m.
Mr. And Mrs. Kellogg, of Norwalk.
, have. cllt- gll is All“ Mr. and
‘MrllI‘Jln 1min idg‘eliéid ‘
Miss Hazel Fryer. of Georgetown.
recently entertained her cousin. Miss
Fielence Cutblil. of South Norwalk.
Captain Crabbe. o't Ponus. formerly
of South Norwalk had a relapse last
week out lg now. said to be improving.
—Aspilra¢us, 25c bunch F. l). L. & Co
Mr. and Mrs. ill Hill of Woodmont. ,
spoilt yesterday with Mil. and Mrs.
GeorgelWhepley, of 21 Failiield ave
nae.
Mrs. William H Smith. of West
street. is the. guest at her daughter.
who is atteriding Whmton Seminary.
at Norton Mass.
Goods looks bring happiness. Friends
care more for us when we meet them
with a clean, smiling face bright eyes
sparkling with health. which comes by
taking ilollisterll Rocky Mountllln
Tea. 35 cent Tea or 'l‘nhlcts. Pleis-
ted 11 Drug so) 9
Mayor Charleeh‘ E. Dow and wife, of
South- Namath, spent Sunday in Long
Ridge. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hick-
ford M, Crissey.
The annual meeting of the Middle
Five Mile er School-District will
be ill llp‘ lly evening. Annals, lit
hool use
l'Al nee O’Brien. ,,
the
Eureka Rebekah Lodge will hold a
mini hour tonight at lilo close of
their regular meeting and
meals will be served.
The llarttord transportation barge
No. 18 has arrived wltll it cargo of
brownstone for the Holy Ghost Futil-
era in West Norwaik.
~ Miss Frederica Starr, of South Nor
walk. has returned home after a few
do}! visit with her cousin. Mills Flor
once Meeker. in Weston.
“Florida Pinonpples, $125-$150 dos.
1r..o..liawton ll Co, .
Mr. and Mrs ltllwnrd Andrew». 0!
Norm“. have ”been enter-
waged by Mrs. Andrewa' brother,
George fits. and fondly. in Weston.
William Blaster the Milli home He
tel block tobacconlst. slid ife. spent
Sunday with Mrs. Mary Beofield and
Min. diam Aaron‘s. in Pencil street.
911love you been betrayed by premium
h who. figmllilowedh ills and bottled
on patrol: tbexoetoidlai:
W 5 Milli“;
all i. on. ., ,
‘ ts. Whom“ Store. .; 5
mutant tormeriyt
the 0% National hank who re 0v.
on to it it. 1.. was years ago,
was a victor torln South Norwalkto-
day.
Ni 55......“
1t iii
These conditldils it‘ré V"
layman. for warm. muggy weather, , . . . .
ionals will any the Lincoln 5 '
A. (1., of lllldgeport tolnorlow after- A
...T Goodwill 5
retrosh- ‘
‘
«I
dfiuflhfiflh-
his undia- her dire
license. been elitist
ol charge.
always helpful. Add “.514“th
Mien Fruitces lioyt sent yésterdsy
at the shore.
Edward June of Norwalk‘. spent ii
day recently in Long Ridge
Captain Elbert il‘. Lockwood has sold
over two‘ hundred acres of oyster
ground in the Stamford harbor to the
Standard Oyster Company, of South
Norwllik
——Florlda Pineapples. $1. 25- $1 50 dos.
IN 1) Lawton & Co
The Oreneca Band of.Rldgeiield. will
play for Clinton Corn’rnandery. Knightsl)
’l‘empiul. ill Norwaik. June 26. There
will he a ciambake and shore dinner at
Dorian. Point
Mrs. A A. Bette and Mrs. George
R. Barnum, both of Norwalk. spent
one day last week at Farvlcw Farm.
Ridgefleld, as guests of their aunt,
M8,. :.L Merohouse.
-—8traw Hats. Straw Hats. O'llrien.
Tile directors of the Norwlllk Bulld-
ing, Loan and investment Association
held. a meeting. last evening and de-
tiered a selllinnnllal divident at the
rate of six per cent. per an'hum.
Miss Lawson, of New. York. who has
bcon instructing teachers in primaly
work at the South Nelwnlk Baptist
Sunday School has changed the meet-
lug night from Fridays to Mondays.
-(lran. Sugar, 21 the, $1. 19.0.14. & Co.
—-—l.adlt~s' Underwear. the 50 and 6612
kind. 2013; the 25 and 351‘ kind. the.
Men 3 Half Hose Ladies. Mlascs‘ and
Childrfleus Stockings half price and
better. llllnklupt 81113.98 Weal Wash.
who fofmerly worked
ington strive .
John Powuil
in Seholdlor’ a barber shop and who
wail recently placed upon the police
{Oreo in l‘ou'g'hkeepllio, )1 Y.. will lie
planted in that nine} next Wed—
n' ‘ny, ‘ . 7
~‘—8traw Hats. Straw Hats. O'Brien.
Mr: and Mrs. C. 8. 'l’rowhrldge. flc— '
companied by Miss Lucy Down“. took
an automobile trip. Sunday. and visit-
ed at Captain Crabhe'n at Sagumore.
l’onull. Mrs, J C. S. i’armoleo was also
a guest at the house.
The dlnwhead on one of the cure cl
3 heavy freight train pulled out, last
in ht. inst below the South Norwslk
rliiroad station. A delay of about
hull gs hour was mused to the east.
bolln train at ll: 25
Mom Thomson. who has been new
lined in his home in Wilton formerly
two months,- has returned to his du-
ties at it Norwulk bank. and the house:
lifter ll thorough lumigdtion we'kre re
leased from quarantine on Tuesday
.lum'nm ”all: “it?“ ill“ l’l it All:
rs agent: in n. u u up
Adolph 8. method all or South new
walk. drove to hoalitlfu museum int
Schliemann had n pl that visit with
alrii' id trio oils. Mr. Ind Mrs. W .l.
rys a family. '
Winston Williams, formerly with
«ital. lame “little 5....
time a trolley conductor was ll visitor
in team over illfill't. lie sell just rel
covered from ll promo d illness with
typhoid fever in a has lid in Nannies
ky. His friends natal knew him.
I‘
8
u
.51”. “E553
igl.sgli"
H“ Ail-WAY! IS“ OUR AIM.
editors Arts on roll yoomnr.
0 Mai“
as he now arm a full rd}
ho'v H, Ezillion. INA)
Jilly.
.wilw
Billmenthlll,w
sully. Arthur
1. Kitchen. w. lies.
am. New York; it“ rot ell. Miss
Plummet: wig. bacilli;
grim ital 5...”ng alf’llf"
. all?
8. tools.“ on
4".
' awarded
5 June 29:
’i‘. Jenni
report
.9! montage: Fre
' trustee. vl'l.‘ Maiifl E
‘ecutrlx. et ills. mat on to strike on:
hall match
it
, 1% G. Bligtolv
.5 191' éfllowsnca to, defeat! Angelo Sll
ultllowllnoo to
(1
£55 tits:
ill
rd with will:
5 . or at in. gel
g. Wilson. modification or Order
5 n
or agents towl‘
lirrill vs.
Her advice is tree 3:: ’l
flied; Alien Fl Vincent vs Catherine
‘Vlncent.
relerred to in paragllwh 4 of
Awake pilin’l—éwe never diéep
Here are some money savers for"
prudent ”you.
o‘clock.- except Saturdays.
ytot al vs: one. l.
closure: John C. Thorn
mule" Ooh mo
subside; Frank
tor, for no
of‘, ad Judg -
‘ (guy! will y' of agglld‘ he
lanfiéegamanw rigour; 'ed ti)
o . ll vs he i
t tits a}: ' Map W
of; “£3 stee lance of
t
‘ . rder nutho
zintl iill‘ym ‘l of t_
funds mliwl
“taint vs. Edna» 3 ill." annulment
grout“:
Mooney,e
stop to 5on1
’0 51-01%? aBarium.
ill-lift?”
“3:. Anne
slat
ailment. to
alert for nl-imon
re‘ Truat Co. vii.
went- “vexing i335
as y
all” in lint“ in A
, disclosure. of
.Cill’ Notions:
him at
. artist. agonegiict
0 Lime. et all" dscloeure
foreclosure . he Stum-
.ys. Joseph 1). Saw-
llllle iii deleuse. or
huriss Eitney v5 (39'
,. aria lllll
”sail“
hing.) .
a
digital»)? Magi
“$1.”??le
tell 0:5
. “ first. Leann
Minis
reclosure;
1m»
time or resented n of claims.
at on to Emlfiglfil. doteilgalit to de-
elver. Antoinette C.
“Merrill, 191 rot—
or; mitt vs. Wil-
. Judgment; The
tirporiition vs. J lln
XJuBgnslgntzqm he
ul’vllcipte. the order we!
spying defendant's motion i 7
“iibud (er ii, elir'ink on and
at 963g“
Indigo
osi’morym Billing}
n: fillet S. to; at ill. appeal
roar pie lite deniarrer:
lu'tls et at, Patrice 0.1)wyer.
gtion tgl release 9.1 at c meat, an
or stipu'liltion. bond av ng been.
LewisF
for appointment of state
store as a committee: Stephen M
vsgno vs. Amelia Rovogno. further
order of notice; Christopher Schret
ber vs. Bridgeport Hydraulic 09.. pio-
(ion to make more unsafe end to
l
out; Edwai-d So rather vs.
I‘lko
fildgéport Hydraulic 00.. motion to
make more specific and to strike out;
Clarence aSterling et al vs Flank
lotion that
the check
the1
sir tor,
h t a pier
$1.431? ill file
ubstiluted complaint.
An acrobat 1 chanced to m .9
And these wise words he . «ii
We must be light iiptm 01: r that
Or light upon oul hood "
fl ~Llpplncott‘s.
Comelijn and twanze your-
self with tilir Wfionfii cloth:
in; and gents' furnishing values.:
This store is run on the wide-5
l
i
i
Men's Blue Serge Suits. two
or three piece, lined with (spirally:i ‘
cut on the latest models. in don-f
his and single breasted. for 810.5
“Mia’s «ulna Haul. ilp‘o‘cisl‘
vain“ from 95¢ to $2. .
‘Sitntinéi fishnet... in various"
notch in short of toll; sleeves; i
lien age to 3'1.
'Childl’én’i Bm'w Hull. age to
5%.
Start open evening's uiltli ‘9
an rite HABIT AND
. solo
than
l
i
(.
i
l
i
i
ew York. to be started at
The winner of the match tomorrow
meet Karl K Bohr of Yale. the hold
or of the cup. Tin-re seems to be ill
H AN ATTRACTWE press.
”45-...
Profit Available on Excursion to Btu
- 5 MQCNAIO island.
Enceptionai inducements are being
offered by the management of Steeple
chase island Bridgeport to organize
liens ot‘ all kinds.
etc. to arrange excursions to this pop-
uior tenor; Socially low prices are
available on the attlactions and
gunizstions can how» the free use of
Sunday Schools.
01‘-
ila Stadium. the enclosed athletic
field. free vaudeville, tickets printed
without charge and other concessions.
Sunday schools are provided with tab
ice and chairs and the use of the.
glove to serve their luncheon. There
is no risk incurlod and the induce-
ments are such that the organization
giving the excursion can sell tickets
for the attractions at rates for below
he individual prlc.es Full intolmatlon
an be had by communicating with
1’ 0.1103: 814 Bridgeport, Conn.
COAL MINES CLOSE DOWN.
PiT’l‘SBUllG Pu. June iii—«The
mines ol the Council. Creighton Mc
Fethlg‘g gum)
in the not
closed do n today on account of the
refusal of the operators to my the
Pittsburg scale.
ntatloncd about the mines
' trouble is doubled.
are idle.
NEW ENGLAND TENNIS TOURNEY
' i
New England Championship Tennis
Tournament at the Hurtful d Golf Club
will be played today. the match for
MoKeen Coal Companies
horllood of Tarentum. Pu.
Picketll have been
but no
About 1 000 men
HARTFORD June 15.~—'l‘he finals
n both sinKlt's and doubles in the
he championship in singles between
.eroy and Thedore R. dell. both of
o'clock.
in choice llotwen Poll and Leroy.
he'll having played fine tennis since
ll opening matches
finals in the doubles will he
played later in the afternoon. Leroy
and Bohr meeting Grand and Pull.
W..-”
WILL CURE CONSUMP‘HON.
A. A. Hort-en. Finch. Ark” writes:
"Foley's Honey and TM is the best
preparation for coughs
trouble.
sumption in the first stages."
never heard of any us using Foley's
who? 1&1;th halal muffled;
colds and lung
it luls cured com
You
i know that
DR. SCADDING ELECTED BISHOP.
CHICAGO. June lit—Tile Rev. Dr.
Charles Bcaddlng. of La Grange Illi-
nois who was elected bishop or- the
Protestant Episcopal diocese of ore-
gen last night was seen at his resi-
dence at La Grange today. He said:-
"i cannot say, poative whether I will
accept the position. have been here
for ten years and have become greatly
attached to Chicago and to my church
in La Grange However, the election
is a gloat honor from my point
view."
The Rev. Mr. Sondding was born in
Toronto In 1882 and was graduated
flonl 'l‘ruiity College in that city. His
{trillk charge was St.
or .
George' 8 New
of
- Waists.' They have been carefully selectEdil‘iil tttéth
. helm
A Julie. selling of muslin.,. phot-
wear. nightx Mil "
skirts. drawerm amuler sewing 1
some it is needless it you‘ll is
gate theét‘i values. p -.
. ,, Muslin . til 555.55, plain and . incised, at
290. ,1 ,
“Enlllloidery and lace tlinllned draw
are at 50c. -
Lace tllmmed corset covers. low h it!
neck, ribbon and heading trinilned, at
25c. 39c and 60c. . pm
Gowns made low or high "WM"
and embroidery trimmed. at 5 wflhild
Gowns plain, some tucked and lace
tlimmed. 75c and 980.
. White muslin skirts, lace ls
brewery trimmed, at 81. 25 an
Lane and embroidery
skirts. tucked and
finances at 81.98
illlldlell’sfi‘Tnpes
Mothers will be delighted with our
ruaui
Pitts Suits.
They are cool and refreshing
to look at and more so to wear
during thee hot days.
our and of fabrics especially
woven for real hot weather use.
en mi real hot weather use.
Made by Gottl’red Benjamin til:
00.. New York.
Tailored in an excellent man i!
l
most approved styles. Prices range from 251: to}! so
N. E. RY; Hit)-
“ Wuhmzton Street. South Hermit.
Teleptiohe g7; f: - .
"terse PAN” with waiter Slit:
Look '
at our smile in White rlglie and Lt
ANOTHER LOT or REMNANT one tact-lib U
Wile;
SPECIAE s’Alié
CROCKER\'111NIGLAS§WANE. henna." oil all titles
East Window
re‘li' §i§l
15th.?
$9 to $15.
tau—v.
Open Mondays, Wednesday.
and Saturday Evening:
J oseph. Davis.
Wilton,
storm“.
. WM
gunmen.
In Washington Strut.
; Persian. Screen Dom. rel-ch 8W
l
It will pay you to give a! i M0 it is to
will holler get elicit in opportulilt’y lgs'ih farewell
are much less than cost. ~
Tim has Dillard
a More limit from“ .
yoiii‘
monorail
ton. let cool plum. Perch chum, I
r; 1!!
raga,
Norwalk Chronicler