Frederick Philips and family of New
'Z‘ltm'k. were guests of Joseph Cox yes-
terd by.
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.Mlss Lauretta Scribner, of 59 Gal'-
field avenue, Danbury, is visiting at
all island.
Mrs Lottie Fltzmeyer has leturned
to her home in Meriden after a visit
with relatives here.
amp-—
ZMlss Mabel Purdy, of s Whitlock
treet. Danbury, is making a short
visit in South Norwnlk.
, Mrs William H. Ryan and children
has been' admitted to the Norwaik
.liospltal or treatment. '
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'wana. Capt Crauford, is noted among
- the arrivals at Keil, Germany.
Mrs. George H. Scolield and son. of
',Madison street. are spending a week
, 1‘1}. Muplecrcst Farm, Trinity Lake, N.
Frank began, of Elizabeth street.
Was taken to the Norwalk Hospital
yesterday suffering from an attack of
' t hold fever.
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_ Miss Marcella Skldd, of 11111191
.street, Norwalk, was taken to tile
"Noxwalk Hospital. Saturday. Bulletins
r0111 typhoid fever.- “,5, 111 .5
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Quittman. of
Stamford have been visiting Mr. and
,. Mrs Sylvester Bouton of Lowe street,
parents of Mrs. Quittman‘ ‘
' ——-—¢-—-—£—~"
Z George F. Fools. who recently had
such a bad spill liom his motorcycle.
‘ s able to be out again though he still
Wears a bandage about his head
E Burton Beers formerly wire chief
in this city at the office of the south
rn New England Telephone Company
wins An town yesterday calling on
» on s
A blight seems to be attacking a
umber oi the button bull trees in the
neighborhood of the city. The leaves
several of the trees are drying up
and shrlveliug.
The visitation committee of the
nnecticut P1 ison association will go
o the mison Monday to examine
risoncrs whose terms will expire dur-
‘ Nine prisoners will be re-
The steamer Eagle was pumped out
Saturday and brought below the bridge
IWhore she was beached north of Ray
Almond Brothers wharves. The this still
rises and falls in her but not enough
to do any damage.
John O’Keeie. who said he is em-
land at Reading Ridge was arrest
for drunkeiwss in Norwuik Sutur-
day night. by Sergeant Thomas Lentil
rland. of Norwalk. Judge F. M. lock
01! board the case this rooming
at 0' Keefe failed to put in an appear
' cc today
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A delegation of dye members of P
id. Munsbury Lodge N. 1110. P.wcnt
the home of Mid chlar. widow of
member of tho lodge and paid her 11
sit. Mrs. Keeler is in poor hculth
Zd flowers and fruit were Iukcn in
» 1col- l1'er up The delegation compris-
,. Charles F‘c1rls. i‘hurloa liuuchy.
lln Paddock, Gus l’lizcr and Gerar-
‘ Warden.
A human full of boys come rowing
pro, at Roton yesterday afternoon
Zi'od stiff with lholr hair standing on
all. covered with pémoiruilon from
I" at top speed. They had no
aliglltod than they spread the
of a son serpent 150 foot long
they had soon oil' Wilson's
» The sci-pout proved to be a
”I of porpoises.
r1116 10. Rlsloy, of tho salon do
out of the Electrical Vuhiclo
y. Hartford. and well-known In
‘lli. accompanied by 0.0.1.11",
* department, have gone to
demonstrate Columbia auto
too that stain. Mr. Rlsley
11.“ 4” and Mr. ball a “45"
1 weeks each fall hunt-
[y is well known in Maine and
. mu.
'11..an o'i' it‘d»:
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LLEN IN A HURRY FOR AUT .
' appoint Train Made Up in 1111.1. New Z
Machine.
To travel in a special train is a dis-
tlnotiou enjoyed by but few people. and
tlon with on automobile However
strange it may seem. it is a fact that
on Wednesday a special train was
an automobile as quickly as possible
to Stockbridge, Mass. This car was
the 50’ horse power Matheson, owned
by Charles S. Mellon president of the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad. Early Wednesday morning
Mr. Mellon received word at his os-
mountulns from the Matheson Co., of
delivery. He wired to have the car
which he had arranged for.
NEW CORPORATIONS.
A certificate oi! organization of the
Glenwood Meat and Grocery Company,
of Hartford; was tiled with the state
secretary Saturday. The capital is
$1. 600 and the full amount has been
paid in in cash. The oillcers are:
President and treasurer, Henxy J. Mc~
rDonough; secretary, Henry E. Sloan:
directors the officers and James Jor-
dan. Thomas F. Malloyr James A. Mc-
Dojpald. Frapcis ell ey, HWMlcha‘elhw L.
gga 41:» j“. Afifimt’vtflé;
The Art Novelty Company. of Hart-
ford filed a certificate of incorpora-
tion with the slate secretary Saturday
The company will manufacture and
deal in all aitlcles of metal, wood or
other substances. The authorized
capital is $8, 000 and the company will
begin business with $5, 000. The 111-
corporaiors ure:Willi11m B. Dwight.
Arthur A. Fogg Elwood B Gilbert
ROger Otis Camp and C Fred B111:
i'holomew. ‘
Hadden & Co, lncmporated, of Hart-
ford has filed a certificate of organira—
tion. The authmized capital is $500,-
000 And $130 000 has been paid in cash-
The officers are: President, William A.
Hadden. New York; secretary and
treasurer, Gustave A. Preuss. Brook-
lyn; directors, the officers and Harold
11‘. Hadden, or New Jersey.
WANT FRENCH MAYOR RELEASED
PARIS June 24. ~—-A dclcgutiou f1o1n
Nimgs inZ the department of the Grand
headed by the mayor of moles. visited
Premier Clemenceau today and plead-
ed the necessity fol the immediate re-
lease of M. Ferroul extmayor oi Nar-
bound and the imprisoned members of
the committee of Argclliers and the
quashing of the proceedings against,
the resigned mayors and other moms
bars of municipalities as the best
mé'nns of 1estoring tranquility in the
oath of F1ance. M. Clemenceau rc
plied that tho government was dispos-
ed to show clemency at the proper
time but that nothing could he done
until 'the mayors and municipalities
had set an example of respect for the
law by resuming their functions.
ARRESTED FOR OBSTRUCTING
WALK.
Sieve Kodla, a driver for Raymond
Brothers was arrested Saturday for
obstructing the sidewalk in front. of
Kodla backed 11 wagon across the
sidewalk so that everyone had to pass
out into the street to get by. Only rc—
ccntly 11 resolution Was passed to keep
the street clear. as there have boon
many complaints about It. The (use
was continued until Wednesday at 9
a. n1.
WHEELER AWARDED SIX CENTS.
The third of Philip L. Wlioulol"s
stills for libel against New York hows-
papers has been decided and Mr.
Wheeler was awarded six cents dumu-
gen by Judge Clark and 11 jury In the
Supreme Court of Now York. The suit
was brought on stulomcnia which Mr.
Wheeler claimed dciuuu'd his churuc-
wr. Bodle and Clark 111‘ llrooklyn 11p-
peurcd for tho plaintiff and Clarence
.l. Shcai'n. George M. l’iuuoy and John
Keogh for the defense.
PREMIER EXPECTED TO REGION.
LISBON. .luuo 24.--Klug (Jlulrics
has refused to condom to tho suvcro
illi'uullrol-l propokcd by Premier Franco
against the ulicgcd organizers of 11111
rioting or June 19. It is anticipated
that his inniosiy s disapproval will ban
11111 lilo expected losignuiiou oi' the
plcmicl'.
POBTOFFICE SAFE ROBBED.
l’ilYMOll'l‘Il. Milflti., .luno 24.~~-’l'bc
11qu in the post onion at i‘lhlli‘onvlllo.
two mlh-u from hero was blown upon
by 011111111111 oorly‘ lotlu 11ml ibo illic-
vcs hulking ilWily‘ZWIl about $200 In
lunnoy‘ and pouiuge «1.11111 Today in
brook it tho third in 0111111 111111111. 'i‘hm'o
is no ciew to the burglars. . 1
Orders For
Fireworks
WS ARE READY 'I'O FILL ALI.
Miggubblifllkl ORDERS FROM flZIALt
and hardly to be thought of in couneo ,
made up at the Grand Central station
or the sole purpose of transporting‘
tats at Stockbridge in the Berkshire "
New York that his car was ready for .
taken to the Grand Central station _
and placed aboard the special train Z
Raymond Bothcrs place of business. "‘
, We show the In 111 and moot carefully 1.1111111 etc a
of Sirk'w Hat's men in the town. The Whip vAricty otI
Zida and divéraity ‘01 styles 1111111111 every opportunity for
my man to scours tho but that exactly masts his 11111311..
3 Split and Sopnit Straw, in smart yacht shapes.
and soft-b m Milena, splitiand Mackinaw Straws. Z
$1.00 to $4. 00.
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Genuine Pausmas. 1.x .1
"11:11.11 South Americii,‘ 111 closely woven qualitiesfi 1:1!” shapes
recognized as correct. By buying yours now you derive a
ngqu11 season of comfort and luxury. Priced $8.130.
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Summer Clothes and Furnishings to wear with Straw;
Z Hats are ready
Telephbne Gall 65515-11. Z
:4 South Main Street;
Z' what We sell.
‘ TOILET WATER. ..
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Baby Chick {Feed
In buying Poultry Feeds and especially tor little chicks you must he
famili with the food stuffs on sale, because there is a tendency on the
fight. :all mlllers to work off grain that is too poor to sell readily when
whole Therefore it is important to know what to buy, how and where.
This year I have decided to make a little chick feed. composed of choice
grains and seeds. carefully selected and perfectly granulated and screen-
wlil buy any brand you may desire) and if you will call I shall be pleased
to have you examine and compare mine with any other.
Buy Oat: That- Clean.
MANUELT. HATCH.
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LARGE SOFT SHELL CHABS.
MEDIUM SIZE. .
SNAPPER BLUES, BUTTER FISI'I NATIVE FLAT FISH, EELS. POR-
GIES, STEAK COD. LIVE AND BROILED LOBSTERS, ROUND, LONG
AND.LITTLE NECK CLAMS. Zia, a. 1
Ciibiil’s Budge Fish Market
LADIES-’iZ ZiHOME JOURNAL
F01 Jillll. Now leadu
'Wm. P BeérS’
Book and Stationery Stores. .
49 Wall Sc. Norwalk. 6 South Main $1., South Norwalk
J —"‘—'—‘
35¢ per peck
211 lbs. (21.111. Sugar .......$1.oo
'Iumulucs. [li‘l quart . ..... .. .15c
2 packages 11111-11 Apples . .. .251‘
lbs. Ilcst Lard. .. .251;
Spinach, Radishes. Beet Greens, Peas. Asparagus, Strawber-
ries. Cucumbers, Lettuce, String Beans and Pineapplcs.
United Grocery 00. M. Epstein,
20 No. Main 81., 80. Nor. Tel 143. , 49 Fort 81.. Eat Norwalk. Z Tel. ma
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New Potatoes,
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3 cans Ilciiuncc Milk. . . . . . . .25c
12 Strictly Fresh I'Zggs ..... .25c2
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Every Sort of Banking
ed. I believe it is better than. any bought from out or town (although I ‘
1"? thing iii .
healihlul and
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waste matter. . 00011911911, withou
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,1. if dyou come hale. Plain and medicatr
lllic box 11. - - . 4-.
like we 611s. . 1 "
A11 unusually large- stock ol good
ZBuZth Sponges tram. 350 on. Russian
Rubber Sponges, 501: up.
Z. SEA sALT.
Has marked tonic niopertles
got the real article, not rock suit, in
lilo bag. -
timulatos the skin and removes
races of soup. Best imported and
Z domestic goods. From 3611 bottle on 1
~ Aldo Bath Tablets, Borax,A1nmouia.. ,
Btc‘ i dun]
THE PREOCRIPTION ITORE.
TEL. 15-4.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
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TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.-—-Inltlul
prices in the stock market wars with-
in 18 of Saturday’s closing. with the
, majority lchr Business the first ten
minutes was limited to only a few
thousand shares.
WALL STREET 11 a m—A more
cheerful tone pervaded the market
when small buying orders began to
come in for Reading and Union Pacific.
Aside from the improvement in these
stocks, the market remained narrow
and uninteresting. Reading gained 9,11,
New lork Central 911, Union Pacific
1%, Consolidated Gas 11/. and Federal
Sugar 31,9.
WALl.‘ STREET, Noonz—The pro-
fits were taken in the few stocks that
had been in demand enr'lie1. and their
relapse impmtcd a slightly heavy tone
to the market. The general movement
was too narrow to admit of profitable
trading operations. Bonds were lrre~
gular.
- NEW YORK June 24. -—Goldmun,
Sachs and Company, today engaged
$1 000 000 gold for export to Paris.
Heldelbucl1,lckloheimer a'ild Com‘
‘ puny and hazard Freeres each engaged
$1. 000,000 in gold for shipment to
Paris tomorr.ow
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A REALLY NEW INVENTION.
Machine to Read Meters and Automat-
ically Make Out Gas Bills.
Rev. Albert Eaton Film, of Los An»
gelcs, Cut, who is spending a few
weeks in the East, is president of the
Automatic Billing Company incmpor-
ated for 31000900, an organization of
Los Augeles men who are placing up-
on the market on invention which
promises to work a revolution in the
gas business.
This invention is 11. little machine
which is attached to the gas meter for
the purpose of automatically “reading"
the meter and automatically making
and delivering a c npleic and abso-
lutely correct hill without the lntcr-
venliou of any bookkeeping work.
The mucl no, is in the invention oi
William H. (1 higher, of Los Angeles.
who is 11 member of the Automatic
Billing Company. He is 1111 electric-
ian and was at once time superinteu
dent of a large gas plant. it was his
experience in this position and his
recognition oi the need of some device
which could effectually prevent “leaks"
and insure nu uhsolutelv concct mud-
ing and an accurate bill of the gas
used which induced him to attempt
this Invention.
The result is said to be surprising,
for it has proved to be one of tho
'now things under the sun." The 111s-
chaulsm is contained In 11 little closed
metal box. four and one-halt inches
square. and is geared directly to the
dial of tho gas 111cter.lt contains a
roll of blank gas bills in triplicate
and when the door of tho box is open
ed thoso hills nro properly made out
by perforated figures, showing the
amount of gas used since the last
"reading" tho price at the into for
which the machine is set. and the date
of tho record. One of those bills is
automatically rolled up in an inner
compurlmont. which must ho opened
with a special key. being kept as 11
chock against the motor. The colloc~
aunts 111111 to tho ountomor and carries
tho other In tho oiilco.
'i‘hc areal advantage of tho nun-hind
In addition to its absolute Irocurucv in
to ho found In the meat amount of
bookkeeping and clerical work th1 l1
would i111 douo away with and the 11.: "-1
ion in doing away wilii all motor roud~
111's.
It is not often that an absolutely
new machine, the rnuult of on absolute-
ly new ItIi’lil. i. Invouisd in iimuc days.
but this 11111111111 to be 111111 or that kind
Thorn is nothing ciao like it. Thu lot
out modal the most improvnd muchlun
which Mr. Gallagher has boon able to
producc has now bean in successful
* opcl'pilon tor 111111111 time. it has boon
uxumiuod 11ml enllluulurieully approv-
so by 111111111 of the Inuit 11g gas men oi
tho country, and some well known and
prominent capitalists of ms Angelou
are micron d in the colupany and are
pushing tb iutwductlon of the lovers
tion into general 111111. The company
owns thirty-two patents in the Unliod
slim that them ill a large field for
tho Invention. .
Mr. if lab has lied Dasha
timer 11nd has ' bed in tho
urinal 1111111“. no is a son of i)
, It infiltoh, oi 11’ may direct. uni
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3?ng 361) up; with Implicit, 5011.111» x
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tor more off the olhor two bills, [1101 ’
states and forsign countries. The fact,
that thorn are more than a millionom ,
Motel-11111 111111 in New York city aloha
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and prices never more. toin‘pt‘mg.
‘1' lilh-ZZZuer
Children‘ 3 Wash Suits, 50c to $1. so. ‘1 Y1 II; ‘- '15
You may not know our Shoe Department. Onoey my
the make we sell we will venture to count you as another.
patron gained. Z‘m "lg,
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Prices Clothing Store
I
98 Washington Stroot,
1 Hi.
Phone 165-5.
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SPECIALS I
WHITE LINEN SKIRTS ~. $1.25 now my
LADIES’ WHITE PETTICOATS $1.25 UPWAB
SHIRT wmsrs ...... 29111054119
TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES.
ENAMEL TEA KETTLES .g.....1nonnan-onu-anuunon-enouollouooolnppfl 453
ENAMEL COFFEE POTS ... .......1......................
ENAMEL COOKING KETTLES 3.... ssoonest-Iqu-i-oAI'oooom‘oowoooIVi,Z2”.
NEW iDE.'A PATTERNS ..,10o
FRESH CANDY .................
92 Washington St.
locAszoZoLB
South 110111111
Phone 322-4.
TRAVEL OVER THE WORLD
And you don't find better provisionl anywhere to .11in you ‘
the DELICACIEB and NEOESSITIBS of daily life than right undo th .
roof.
In Ceylon you would find a delicious Tu. We have 11111111111 ltZil‘II'I ‘
for your pleasure. In Java you would find an exceedingly flno flavored
Coffee. We have also brought that here from Java. x
We are the agents for the famous Chuo a Sunburn Tea: and 1
known the world over for their excellence. From our lnnumerablo home
products we have selected the choicest. A wider variety kept In 111m
Ihape is not to be found In NorlNalk.
.Z,’ 5.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
LEADING GROCER.
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
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WOMAN’S INFLUENCE.
(San Francisco News-Letter.)
Although the teamstcrs are looked
upon us incorrigible and unmanage-
able lhorc is a way to get at some of
them, as was demonstrated when the
runs started limping through town
last Saturday. A car that had come
down Turk street was going back
along Eddy with half a dozen passen-
gers aboard. It went several blocks
without any molestation. then was
blocked by a team. The driver was
1111 ohstructlonist of the worst sort. lie
pretended that he was stuck and that
he was trying his best to move along.
There was a war of words betwaen
him and tho motormnn and at last
the tcumsier moved along. But he
kept to the car trucks. driving slowly.
and shouting back that his load was
so heavy that his horses could not
haul it over the cobblestones. The
conductor and motormuu shouted at
him, and so did tho angry passengers.
A policeman calmly viewed the cou-
test. Then the teamster. seeing that
he had tho rcpresuniativcs of the law
IIIE GREAT
ANTISEPTIC
SOUTH NORWALK.
on his side. drew up histeam to ‘Zres
it. He took advantage of the coca
sion to turn around and tell the our
crew what he thought of them, for ,
helping to break up a strike, and
made remarks reflecting on their an-
costiy for several generations back.
Things were getting realévarm when ,
a diminutive woman who had been all:-
ting on the rear of the our came for-
ward to see what the trouble was. She
took one look at the teamster than
hopped to the street. _‘
"You. Jim.” she yelled, "is it. you
that's been tying up this car? Well.
you just quit it I’m a. pretty good.
union woman. but I'm tirod of wall:
ing. and I've got to get up to mother s
111 a hurry to help her out out her new
dress Get that team oi! the track,
or you won't get any supper when you'
get home ton g.lht"
The big toamster hesitated, 11111 0110
look into the dashing eyes of' his
spouse brought him to time. With ‘
out a word he drew into the 11111111
and the little woman continued, .
journey to her mother's. 9
adam-
COLDS
till MW.
OLD COUGIIS
GRIP
mum
Norwalk Chronicler