Caused by the boat and escesslvo nor-
3%? on. ”W.” lnatanily alter an.
mm Vernon Toleum
‘ ‘ Poivdqr
Rub It in lightly. It cools the skin
Wonderfully
Wig 8% deliciously" Trad
:70; the ”WEN. ems more
it 0 m3”
iii-cod ”who me Hollie
Itsmoir a "when are
Ali ill
be iTh
I’ll“ ill'lthtl‘iz'o‘o
licooyialth.
‘ .
(”Willis Bell stlII remains ill and his
,. woovery. is slow.
(Rollin Dibble and William McHugh
I m meaning a week cruising In Mr.
McHugh a launch Katherine.
hi.“ I w;
__ Mr ‘ IMrs. Char s Byxbec and
_ ‘2‘“; Mrs“ Archie ash were visi-
" New Haven yelit'erday.
c1: aim 'r bud son WnIIhCe
I éli‘d b3 the Epivn‘r’th
I” _ ’vo Ion to ”Brooklyn.
.7 do. or common
T: ‘ no a can climb:
3 all obliga_,fr‘auur§ws It.“
hint +e‘tii
WI Ebb" rmu his a I3 latter I will
with Mrs. John Cromwall, oi Washing-
ton street.
Mr. and Mrs John Shea. Miss Mar-
gare‘t Shell and Charles .Spcncer of
Brooklyn. visited friends In East
Norwalk yesterday.
Augustus Ganung. of Bridgeport.
visited his sister. Mrs. Caleb Wood.
yesterday. Mrs. Wood's condition re-
mains about the same.
-. Mtss Spoil Coma ock. of Topeka.
KM.) and Mills Kn h Smith, of New
York, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
W. St. John, of st John street.
"Our Accounting" was the sublect
. of the Epworth Leaguefmeetlng at the
East Avenue Methodist Church yester-
day. The leader of the meeting was
. Howard Benedict.
Weekly bulletin of the East Avenue In
‘ Methodist Episcopal Church. Tuesday,
7: 46 the prohatloners‘ class will meet
led by the pastor: a full attendance Is
desired. James L'Hommedleu's class
will visit the A. M. E. Church, Nor~
,walk and participate In their twen-
‘tl‘eth anniversary services. 'Wednes-
day, 2 p. m.. ladies' Aid. Thursday,
_7:.45p m, RevJ E AdamsIDHD, of
fatamtbr'd. will preach and then hold
the first quarterly conference: a full
attendance and reports desired. Fri-
day, 7: 45 p. m. the Junior Band will
hold its regular meeting.
The East Avenue Methodist Episco
pal Church observed yesterday at (‘hll-
dren' a Day. In ms Morning the paswr
baptised the (allowing named Infants:
Mildred Allan Howell, daughter of Ed-
gurW. and Dorothy K Hawaii, 7] (love
avenue; George Leslie Hosted. son of
George A. and Marion H. Hosted, of
Pleasant street: Hamid Edward
Thompson. sail offlharies‘and Edith-
Thoumsun. Van haunt street: Gertrude
May Stevens, daughter of Frank and
Katherine Stevens,- Cottage street;
William Jewel Albertson, 'aon ol’ Will-
lum and Katherine Albeltson. Cottage
street The beauty and impressiveucse
of this service Were greatly increased
by the quiet and attention of the young
7'3?“ sermon on The I’lsce billion to Chll‘h
drop by Jesus.
leer weather; lflei’ two days of
re a, and the splendid program iillcd
the East Avenue Methodist Church lath
night. Owing to the decorations It
was destined best. to seat the churns in!
ink IA
“ the 16b! wIkclfhlimil‘lluht“r “out all
I and metals. and the thanks of the
"bobbin; to this Milibnl'i’oyveslontitlttli
~ wwufienedlct violins, and Mr. Men
: r
w comm. ltcltltib" skill." titanic chili
, vacancy, of Rowayton avenue.
andidnto'll. The poster loliowed with ’
very l word a son by Miss
irons @ "ill‘é'ri cred. Mail!
thought that”15 a Eisner boy would have
all! en mar oboe baby to brl out
thek ll, rluih. hit notch all ch It
e, but
a sweet
Perliup s
nose. It not so much music.
to ml at deservln or
bacilli. h 11‘ny
lug work of mood il’lng the chorus
Cures lieu
any" itc ind.
Your drugglst sells
or burns without a scar.
eczema, salt meant.
Penn’s Ointment.
t.
ROWAY'! on. I
, Agents for The Evening nominal, In
Rowayton. are Fredorlck LocIrWood ,
Elwood Broadway and Charles Petty.
Orders lent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
..i—M... I I - “.
“Chimes “Rice, of Bridgeport, Was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Sulliln.
over Sunday. . I
Mortimer C. Ogden has broken the
Irround tor the collar of a new house
in Rowa’yton avenue :
vlblfing bar = fighter. hits. Allen
..-
Andrew muck, i1! Witch Tune ave-
nue, was presented with a handsome
daughter, Saturday, by Mrs Ellick.
Mrs. Eugene Ambler, of this pitted.
lost a pair 61' eyeglasses, last we élé.
between the Methodist Church, and
the school house.
-Mr and ’Mrs. A. Stephenson of
Mount Viirhon. néw York. were the
guests MPMr bud Mrs. Ira E. Petty, of
Raymond street, Sunday.
W
new diet of grain barb has been
lililtillild the pumping station of the
(igflr‘o “new haven and Howard
mom runaway. b’t‘ this place. till
The frame fot B. A. Griffin’s new
residence in Rowayton avenue was
raised Saturday by Contractors Grant
& Scott, who are doing the work. ,
-.-
The mixed quartelte frbm South
Norwalk. composed of Wes Valentine,
Miss Gray, Messrs. Hathaway and
Brotherton. rendered some very line so-
Icctlous In the Baptist Church. last ev-
enlng.
The Reed and Volk Electrical Com
pany, of South Norwalk ls Installing
an electric plant at Mldbrook. the
home of Mr and Mrs. Samuel Richards
Weed in Brookside. It will be oi one
and oneihalt K.. and will furnish powera
for lights.
“I.“ —-
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth-
odist Episcopal Church will hold a
lawn late and carnival on Wednesday
afternoon and evening, June 20, on the
n of Andrew Mills residence, Row
by an avenue. There will be articles for
cute, and a light luncheon will be set-
vo . 'Automobile dud launch rides
wlll be a feature. See advertisement
on! this page. ‘
“Specials
1“; Label Ketchup, large bottle. .118c
Walter, Baker‘s Cocoon.“ .......ch
Walter Baker's Chocolate
....... . lilo cake; or 30c lb.
Large bottle Imported Sweet Oil...66c
‘ Wife‘s Salad Dressing ........25c
.u
o.-
' 't-I
enamels Alto not: ' It
or the benefit or the residents of
rich. I news bulletin board and lot.
“who: have been plotted In front
Allen's Drug We. News item,
oasis on hadvertisements will be
sored" Milan}. Not for
.lmton 'Ilut not hammer on
on him. min ‘1.
holvollWiil’bl
n no Bell, Arthur It may and
imf‘fiihf. Gridir- at to any
at.” above will resolve prompt ot-
On.
375mb. Tltlii‘d Herniallh',‘ ‘of Dorian. we
4,:
the front middle paws. This did not
granted a divorce last week from he I
lama "datum. ‘II the audience
nearest the singer's could hear only one
part of the carols and the full beauty
‘dtih «than were ’lost. 'Aftor prayer
.9, the pater and a brief but toiling
recltfitlons and a very sweet
is» M. But very few of the ”de-
ted ”modicum realised the ulnount
u as necessary on the
“w gallium super rntc'ndont. Mrs. Arn-
ytl w “Momma!“ 2233!?“-
o o w a I not": r on
" . lb“ .wllh vbry
‘ ._ Witch might
.. ~ serolnarkshi wellhea-
' abolition)“: aro Inuit-w
, flotation oi AMI“ Twins
reuse the roclta
”so little ionizer, Jennie
ilifid
[a
"(I
on he use at the collection on .
. . ' y; the primary gave sov-
Hermann of Brooklyn, by Judge Ga
gar in the Bridgeport Court. 'I‘hzl
grounds were assertion. Attorno
Jo‘, ,4 Keogh or south Norwaik, am
bored tor Mrs. Hermann.
Tho Dorian authorities Wars on th
lookout Kesterd'sy morning, for viol
tors of t e automobile law, but man
hlnes passed through totvn at man I
catty a snail' s once to the afternu
the lookout b constables rm practI-
cally “undo d, and litany of the 6 II
clail boarded a n‘ollo‘y car And we I
tomnoton Point to hear the “band on -
W
The new Itonmvhowliero it t e
letter, all“.
The hose—hill? not hold on. The a
are several misspelled words here
This new «womanhood beg you
on ,bir. words ire not Ins.
spelled-thoy are simplified «the e-
lnnd Plain Dealer. ,
Nurse-res Thar-
mg no . “again“
Wit
out to see
“it
a j .99.
totaliia a ,
all! Add am
9 tyII ya to in prison, but been 'disc
Mrs. Clarissa Tucker, of Dorian, lb I.”
o u attempted to 1ka the can
who locked like the‘hto od‘bu
, She‘plclted out r mama; “so
5' Lwerr In citize'tt‘a’ ‘eltil ‘ "3"" -‘" . ': ,
"A olle an beeh‘ditturddln‘th . e? -
Robertsmlth 5
Phone 251-0.
nomyion, Goon. I
'If’ot‘flrliwh ml ad
(“TIN s Pagan Held For Pl '
srlln Detectives Bill T, ,
811 well "ethnic Tonal
Ag Insight» wlosoph Ba
being cone road in the mask
slimy and‘ a action at tub Mollrill“
deuce at" Greenwich. for which J
Brow! was recently sentenced
I
tw
tirged
from Icustody.
Hi case is one» of a number In which
duller law can entered rby Speclal
Stiles Attorney “Carter.
Faker: was arrested In Bridgepdrl
some.‘ Weeks after the burglary. He
was [nowu to have been to (tree It‘-
"illicit on the bi’gfhtv’ot the crime, but
o‘iitsfl c of that no evidence connecting
him IwIthltbeib alfalr 12;, any way lino
use one the inks ton meal
'ltha boob kept In 'lhll since
Sh rtIy
Is arrest Ea an
bloc “dint eew‘it abolit'it not; of
must police herd undefined lino-m
been
“emit,“ W0“, w: -
“denominator. Hi‘sf cold at ‘
go Walled rules the September.
silica l'e'rin. 1 '
H was held by cardigan notch and
the annexed: city on l-t loops yin;
pull d a ungg'l ) ginl Lillian Hrhbhar,
into the water at the public outbid
pavllon in that city last summilr. ’T‘h
ofth
h V.
I
term. a year ago
It was charged that he placed a
large stone in the switch near the
“Gibson house" at. Fairiléld. deraillng .
a 'c r there. He was caught at the work
by employee of the company, who. hid
in a large tool box and jumped out
not a him. Smith had been feeding his
ml‘ d on dime novels and was trying
to wreck the car.
The case of Bert McClain. of Bridge—
port, charged with endearing i0
pluce In a house of bad repulc‘Mra.
Ju ct Wilson, of sensational adventure
fable, daughter of former Congressman
Lowe, of New York. has been hailed.
The charge again him was "otltlcing
minor female" Mrs. Wilson has
boon twice married and she Is ter-
t inly no minor.
*IJa'cob Kleinberger. a junk denier.
r arged with cruelty to his horse. paid
a 8100 line. and a hello was then eu-
titted ‘In the case. ,
Patrick 'Keiliy. charged with having
“ring In nu‘mclous iulse alarms of tire
as allowed to go untried. the evidence
In ainst him not being conclusive.
1f ’T‘he case of Thomas H. Connors, of
ridgepmt charged with obtainluz
”0';on under false pretenses was also
a cd
borne on THE sanction.
‘Wheoler ”a Wilsoh’s cm, of Bridge-
ort, gave its usual weekly concert
t Roton Point ”.yesterday .
M. S. Cornell and family arrived Fri-
Iii
boa Island
"tner.
There was no excursion nt Roton
IPolnt. yesterday, on itccOllT'lt oi’ the
threatening weather, but one is ex‘
pected next Sunday.
A number of people enjoyed the
dancing at Eaton Point Saturday ev»
doing. despite the unpleasant weaiwher
There will be dancing again on Wed
oesduy and Saturday of this week.
Leonard Connor, of Bridgeport. who
was the elucient plsil‘ib'l; during the
vaudeville entertainments at Retail
Point last summer. was a visitor at
‘th e babel-e yesterday, and sweets to b‘c-i
me one at this msoh"a attractions.
A fence has been built across the
dust end. inside the dancing pavil-
an ill: otohtl’oin. the last batch to
con 3 w it stand at tillb end
of the floor decorate from the dancers.
it has been tonne that’whon titers is
a crowd In the pavilion. the spectators
{WOO- ,
’f'he- lamb ’(fl whom.
brill have. u» r’hl'tt‘galamhg n the
season at Ito a Point. next Wednes-
day afternoon. bout three hundred
members or the, ub' are expected to
I
will harem a bake at the Point.
The Kennedy Guards. oi
will hold their on Al
ului at Baton P
July. A committee
tenant 1'. Monica sudI dormant If.
Lynch was at th Point, “tundra-pull
made the n to
mate 6mm: '
' e 0
next Batu:-
It film:
“a Mould like
,_ mammal
lawn, w mi. 8:.
. III,
.I . I.
1?; info: wt;,~.fl§iiw~r , “‘
, .
1, Mrs a Jan ya at boycotts). N. J.
III the no: a: “trier-qt In one no.
‘ ' E Waterbury and returned from
~ Wetb‘rdlli to his Mule oil the shore.”
to: homo g.
‘l
the summer holidhys.
interest centers In the High School
y at lions View their cotta‘g‘e on I;
to rem'hin for the sumo
arrive on no out Gauntlet Analog J.
Smith's siltn e. fearly'lfl the after.
noon. DowningI‘M Bridgeport.
and iillutriosn :mvy'é‘llls . of hNo’r- ,
:nl mm,” July 1st
New York
city. ’ i
I. M
,Wm chopper strawberries are bo-
" log gathered on the Farm: oi grow-
era In Combo district hero.
m
oJeunings spent 'Ilhursoa
8::
5A low «in like Friday for htogdy‘.
' Minister weather and there will he
soul
interest otihccd In compo and
i
Willis Jones to paying his respects
0 i‘bfihldb in Bridgeport many and in-
cldéhta‘lly looking the town over. Ba-
ron Rosen and hit. I
Ohe week more of school and than
' The chief:
Lawn Fete «and Fair
Lodloo' Aid 8on1etyh:w:tn.l.cnuroh.
AP'IT. '. ii
WED
Alloht luncheon Twill be served at
nomihtlf
t‘r groin!“J flair Will tin ’hbl’tl Friday
. 106
touching-P
A‘dmlbs‘ion yer fill one 15.
‘l'l‘etu Checks.
M a barf ~
We have end‘bafir‘d at all times
to bring our customers tbo boot the
i‘ti‘fr
Irl all ed tr his wholl'h is
5mm “agfkmgrbfitgy “daybfs’thaw on, market afforded. and our selection of
9d The nuthorltl 0‘ Tin it“. handsome wall coverings this season
deuce enough [I I‘ll molt to
bring the I. 9; More x9; we think a crewnlng triumph. We are ,
Charles ; 'tfil . anxious to have your judgment upon “
Egrdhuuwom and W"- ‘
Ills case was continued from the May 0", pm..-
lltulletu.l.rnp-l.—Elluseluhlsillug . ». . r . .
F rash F'Ish
Goldai’allllmfdtpplies.
'ro chose.
Window abides, Picture-Framing.
‘ .. . '
f "sermon.
.Cloth Window anode: with Fringe.
250; White Curtain Poles, with Fix-
tures, 100.
Printing {Ind Piper Hanging.
L. H; Emil“,
87 Wuhln‘gtohbtrut.
Tel. Com. “
Kills illit‘m ’9’ sects which eats
the leaves.
Bug Death adds to the vigor
and vitality of the leaves. and
insures a larger yield of fleet
fruit ”and vegetables.
Elllltl E DillI
seem inclined to the other 'Ildo oi the _ ._
m
an?»
The Volt Best Night Dreamer:
Hangers understand ..
n’o’nolng \wnil paper. ,
South .Norwaik. "7 ‘
satin. oer in. tug.
21 lbs. optimism new.........u.otl
.. Good Family riser. oer mums» , 7'
‘5 ma mun chem n.........uo
I I eons “my oovoorodsoiooospsooosl"°‘
commencement
week was thin
irom a wagon
the very near
At Grace
Tile Senbury
has completed
lion.
:1 report
were elected as
Pl esldentwR.
Montgomery.
The olllcers w
meeting
"Are you in f
Kentucky "B
that I consider
beverages an
WEAKFISH ...................
ammonium... . ..... ..... 12c
SEA pass .. ....... . ............. . 8c
roaches ...................... 7c
Phones . . . ................ . ...... 7c
EELS ............................. 10c
WHITE HALluUT ................ 12¢
STEAK con ......... . ..... 10c
FRESH MACKERET , each . .25c
BLACKFISH ................. . 80
for the end or their/colt
George St. John, who early in the
proving rapidly and will be active In
had a narrow escape from death.
THE BEABU RY CLUB.
Organization Combioted at a Meeting
The committe on constitution made
which was adopted Officers
Vice—president-Joseph H. Maikiu.
Secretary and
The club voted to suspeni meetings
until the third Tuesday in September.
mltteo to .11 range a proglam for that
use in the arts?"
' “Yes," answered Colonel Stillwcll of,
did and not mislead yo'u, I ought to add
a competent mixer of
artist."—Washlngton
Round Clams and all other kinds or
Wish at reasonable prices.
increase
will "on.“ “Ema AND ovo‘rltu
out «whiten Milly luri’nln’oi’
exercises that are not
red by being ihroivn
is reported to be im-
iuture. Mr. St John
w.—
Church, Norwalk.
,Club, a club for men,
the work at organize~
follows:
K Pooley;
Treasurermlmby
ere appointed a coili-
acor of free alcohol for
ut to be perfectly can-
lit
4 Inc “A.“ W).-
am End of Washington Street Iridqo.
We consider this our
”sons an the best
. we'revelllad.
' "autumn
flow
10 awn.
I I. ‘NORWALK.
.5 tiniest eight 9 a or
‘ Clarke.
Although the case commenced at ‘
‘ bl: Guy
hound Detention ill bull
art lo! the hrldfieporl
city court baror%Judlie Stevenson. Fri
day afternoon, o‘g‘nn thb’itrial ot the
case of Andrew Rudcl
so: or carat: s
Only one or the cl hi cases was com
moaned Friday," tl
bout Greyhound,
Captain ' Herbert
o'clock and Occupied nearly three
hours ‘but three witfiehiise were all
unlined and no defense was out In
The case went over until next Friday.
,' The units will undoubtedly be long-
drawn out affairs, as one of them Is
not yet finished. and there are seven
others. The oystcrmen are represent
ed by Dell‘mai and Klein and the
nodal Company has retained Judge
McMathewson, of New Haven, and
Attorney Ti. H.1(naph. of Bridgeport.
The Witnesses examined ’Fridity
were: Charles Ii Nichols, Frank. J
Davis and il. it. Bailey, all engineers
of New Haven Their testimony to
substance ‘was that at a point at
Seaside Park about half way between
the monument and the ting stall. they
with their sealants threw an angle on
lot No. 108, In the oyster beds and
saw the alleged poachers at work
twenty live feet away on Radcl’s pre-
serves The witnesses were cross-
examlned by counsel for the defence
and at 5 o‘clock adjournment was Tflkr
on for one week
We Don’t Tell You
to drink beer this hot weather. but as
rink good beer?
rookiyn Brewery Beer is the best.
We are the agents.
families; deliver It to the house Try
it once~you will be satisfied. Postal
attention
Central Hotel,
South Norwnlk, Conn.
Joseph Dine-I, Prop.
l HEA'HNG. ‘
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
81' Via AND RANGEO.
OLAT AND TIN ROOFINI.
one and Steam Fitting,
0n Fixtures, Metal Belling. Ito. _
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
COMPANY,
17 WALL STREET. NORWALN.
J. M. Layton a 00.,
INCORPORATED.
Cocoon-or to
dates a. LAYTON.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE-
AGENCY .
5 Railroad Avon South Not-walk.
ilepreso’ntlupY some of the mm
and most reliable Insurance com.
psolofe In the business.
AIIE vouIWELtlusuasot
1n: N‘aw.
HOTEL VICTORIA
0”! MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
. sonopsnu PLAN.
..our rooms I cocci-i rectum. In
and Electric “Ohio ohm Iv.
cry room heated. .
, BAT“ RIASONAILI.
mm otobked can In ileum
A full line of Aok’er, Mari II C can
,dlt Go's col’obroted Wines, Liquors and
Cigars nlw'hyo on band.
1‘. y. SULLIVAN, W
Telephone Coll, 8W
Brought lily Bitten ilysltl‘ 09 :*
"Sign“ r Company
rib aa pur-
tortilla oyster b’a‘da in0 the. “harbor.
r
not the oyster LII;
long as you do drink It, why net
The New York
Good service for ,
or telbpho'ne call will receive prompt 2
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streets. »
1m,I,_ ..‘lblll*
PLUMBING AND STEAM '
run JONES a HOTCHKISS
Telephone Call 97%.
Gregory’s Point!
I 1 EAST nonwliut .Ix
planar. and All Kinds h: an
m Cooked to 0rd!!-
Bathing slid fistula.
Beth Houses to Rent by the Boost.
John Olnulllvom
I Promoter. ,
w!
8110"
, wt-
nations the tmtpnyM‘
come back to
little, lonely burg womb
The old squire was among
to shake the returned wandoro
hand.
“Aha, Squire " Billions
cried “I thought you said
be rich. You lost out on tit
ecy. didn't you?" .
“I never said you wouldn
the squire rotor-ted. “I sol
have any money of your a
crluus, Istill any ao."-— ~Pii.‘ 7
Bulletin.
M
A woman not only abs be
but she generously lets the hill
case have her way, too
s
~~W
A Jack of all? '
to not what the people
require good workman
II done right and Mn
In done, It d o
RT U ‘
Plumblnb, “finale
5 Monroo 92l-
Gonlracier ‘ and
steal IIEA
Honest Work And.) '
nu: me «one " '
non ”P Ml; -
BATE BONDS, RDA
flfi
I IOUTHEgJIAiN ’
Tb]: Gal
should be
new white,
colain unarmed .14”
In: apartment o
roomt its presence wh ‘
the hig‘est do
We will gin ly it by
plumbers are one
. c‘ hllhloo, honest and
Norwalk Chronicler