q . in; il 11111111 and sanitary.
All the 11112111 drinks are Iorved ice
Dream Soda. all flavors; College 111111.
with crushed fruits: Phosphates and
Jim Drinks. all 1111112.
When you want 11. particularly nice.
long. cool, drink. stop at our Soda
Founta tai.n
. THE BRIDGE PHARMACY
1206 WMHINGWNV “STREET.
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Principal E. 11111111111211.111 Cast
avenue will set sail tomorrow 011 his
European trip.
Mr. and Mrs, Edward E Gel-,ham or
4 Eliot a‘venhe were visit are 111 New C11
‘ naan yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B Ilull. of East
Norwalk, wore guests of friends in
RowaytoVn,yeste11iay.
The rain interfered sadly with sever- V
‘ al projected Memorial Day baseball
games in East Norwalk.
Mr Keyscr has arrived in town it out
New York to occupy his liiittt‘ on Key-
ser liill for the summer.
The/Ladies Aid Society. of the East
iAvcnue Methodist c11111~11'1, will 111ch
ednesday aftelnoon at the church.
It is many 11 day since so lnany pco
pie rode on tile Gregory l’oint troiiey
cars as yestelday and Memorial Day
Harry Crossctt will lead the weekly
prayer meeting at the East Avenue
Methodist church Thursday elcllig.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Penny, of First
street, entertained Mr. Gocbei 11nd Mr.
(iliendricks, of New York. over San-
ay.
Miss Lizzie Talbot and John Cryn.
of New York. were Sunday guests of
Miss Kittie Hickey. of Washington
street.
Gerard Q. Decker, of New York. was
a Sunday guest of his grandfather.
Captain George W. Bell, of Second
street.
The Poilywogs held their weekly
meeting yesterday with Mrs. George
Tobey. As customary. supper was
served.
Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse lieinzelman
have returned from their wedding trip
and taken up their residence 11 East
avenue.
The Rev. Joseph irons, of Mentron-
cek, will again occupy the pulpit of
the East Avenue Methodist church.
next Sunday. _
The Y. M. A., of East Norwalk, will
give. an exhibition June 3rd in the
basement of the East Avenue hlciho~
dist Episcopal Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert, Joselovsky. of
First street, were guests last. night at
the Harris-Golden wedding in South.
Main street. South Norwalk.
Tile next to be completed portion of
the new Christ Church. in Gregory
Boulevard. is the front. tower and
front entrance to the edl‘iee,
The Sunday School Board, of the
East Avenue'Methodist Church. will
' meet this evening. A regular monthly
~ 1 business session is scheduled.
'1‘ he I‘ pworth League will hold so cab
inet meeting at the home of A. .(‘111-
pentcr. Tuesdav evening. All 1111 mints
of the cabinet are requested to be pre-
sent.
The Rev. T. L. Lathe, pastor of the
Darien Methodist church, occluded the
pulpit of the East Avenue Methodist
church both morning and evening, yes-
terday.
The annual meeting of the East Nor-
walk Fire Department will be held this
evening at the qua1ters ol' Mayflower
Hook and Ladder Company. in Van
21111111 street.
A number of East Norwaikers nt-
tcnde the hill climbing contest at
Sport, Hill. Danton, yesterday. Among
them were Miss Lulu Hellman and
Miss Helen I“ St John.
Mr. and MrI. Charles R. Baker, of
lhi1igeport.1woro eats over the holi~
day and SIthdtiy Mrs. Smith's par-
ents, Mr. and 1112.1111111111 B. Smith,
oi St. John street. 1
Mr. and hits. tinny Rose and cm!-
dren. of Brdblfiitifi were guests over
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Platt.
at the latter’s home at the corner of
Cove avenue 21111 Secondtstreet
._‘-.—11—\-‘—-——
Million Rose‘. of groomyn the little
1 niece of Mr. and 11. Harry Rose of
Cove avenue Kalli scene street,
an unfortunate accident. yedtch
while playing in the yard. She fell.
breaking her lItt in: , , ~ .
The Young 11111111 Association is
making meat 11111121111011 for their ex '
11111111011 Wednesday evenins. when t
. Inclltbers expect to show their Men
the big strides they httve made since
the last exhibition.
An Blast Nervullt 1111111 has purchafi-
ed a stop in Ivory/{Button and has hau -
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ed he1 up on Bouviow avenue at the
rear of the Crescent Laundry, where
he intends to have her put, in first
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enti no.
to life at Benedict. Farms, which dur
ing the last several months has been a
hotbed of new clubs The latest addi-
tion is composed of boys who hIVea
club house at the tear of Harold Ilein
zeituau' a homo.
The improvements .bout George L.
lititton’s property, at the corner of
11211111 avenue and Port street. have now
been completed. 111111 consist of the
sidewalk being out down on either
thoroughfare and a new wire fence
being put up around the street sides
of the property.
‘l‘liore was a his meeting last night
at the Rescue Miinon on the Wash
ington street, bridge. The itev. John
Callahan. of New York. who was pres-
ent. at lhe institution of the new mis-
sion. and who is superintendent oi
the Hadley Rescue Mission on th1
Bowury. New York, gave an address.
William De uison and James Joim
son succeeded n speedily getting rid 11
then "dark" horse. which they purch
used last week. Friday the kittenlsh
animal took it in it head. to run away
all of which was 11111 ve1y pleasing it
its new ownels. Messrs. Johnson am;
l.)enaison sold their purchase to a New
York man.
The East Avenue Methmiist. Episco
pal Sunday school has selected a very
pretty cantata for children‘s Day. en
titled The Voyage 11f the Children, 11
very beautiful story of the voyage oi
life. as told in song and story, Severn
classes hare been selected for thi
different parts, and tile outlook for 1.
amended success is assured.
The members of thoJ‘ml-y t‘iub miss
0d their Mcltlorlal ilay Sail, but hat:
one yesterday to make up. The elnl.
took the trip on John W. Bank's new
launch and the sloop DeWitt. Captail
Adolph i’odzelni. The section of tin
party on the latter bout had a rtthel
interesting experience. They ground
ed on Willie Rock in the lower harbor
and had to remain from (1:31) nnfll tin
tide released them about 7 o'clock.
--~—~
The Oilagowalla Junior bascbni‘
team, of East Norwaik. defeated tht
American Stars Saturday morning, by
the score, of it) to -i. The line 11p was:
Oliagownlla Juniors. ' American Staro
i". Decker .......... L. Connors
Catcher.
W. Reed ................. J. Connors
Pitcher.
W. Krinken ................. Kcssler
First Base
C. Murray ....... . ....... I. Connors
Second Base.
J. Disbrow ............... ii. ireiand
Short Stop.
W. Jennings
Third Base
J. Oiicrinshaw ............ J. Sisk
Left Field.
W. 'i‘ayi01 ............... S. Connors
Center Field. ‘
A. See ................ It Olmstead
Iiisht Field.
UmplrQ—A. I’odzelni.
A GRAND FAMILY MEDICINE.
"it gives me pleasure to spcax a goon
word for Electric Bitters," writes Mr.
Frank Conian. of No. 436 Houston St,
New York. "It‘s a grand family medi-
cine for dyspepsia and liver complica-
tions; while for lame back and Weak
kidneys it cannot be too highly recon»
mended." Klee ric Bitters regulate the
digrstivc functons, purify the blood
and impart renewed vigor and vitality
to the weak and debilitated of both
sexes. Sold under gumantee at I". II.
Baxter 11 drug store. 501:.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Principal Harry I’almbiad, of the
Center School. went by trolley to New
Haven, Saturday. to visit some friends.
and returned in the evening thorough-
ly drenched.
The annual meeting 11f the Centre
school will be held tilts evening at 8
o'clock in the school house. Ofllcers
will be elected fot\the ensuing year.
11nd 11 proposition to have the, district
committee consist 11f three instead of
one membct will he acted upon.
The H. Sands Selleck 00.. of Daricn.
was incorporated May 26. 1908. to e11-
gage in a general contracting busi‘
uess. Capital stock $5.000, divided
into 200 shares, of $25 each. Com-
menec business with 2,000. Incor-
porators: Ii. Sands Sellecil. Delia
E. Selieck. lilaricn. Conn. and Wm.
C. Hoyt, Standard. 0111111.
on Saturday the ilal'ien baseball
team will begin a series of games with
the New Camtans. The first game will
be played in Harlem and the other two
in New Canaan. Memorial Day’s
afternoon game in Greenwich was the
first of 11 series of three games with
the team representing that place. The
team also has two games scheduled
with Betel. and arrangements are now
under way for a same in Dnnbury.
There. are also preliminary negotia-
tions in progress for games later in the
season with Waterbury and Nannie,
tuck teams. ‘
VHANNAII: ' V
Nothing: better for “who” than bread
from Gold Medal Flourr; -
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ROWAYTON.
The Bailey brothers' knockabout
iain Edward II. Miller's shipyard.
Mr. and Mrs. Lelioy Crockett. Of
'New Haven enjoyed the holiday with
‘ relatives inV South Norwalk and Row-
nyton.
i-_“'——_ 1
The trolley company has run a
Istrlng oi! lights iroln its line to
Another 11‘ organization has come
. .. 1 ............ Wright .
REBECL‘A. ;
“Pampero” has been launched at Cap . 1 -
uVeI M 11111111111
Samuy and Sundayyw
Mr. and Mn. Andrew
1011 avenue
hiI 131111111.
i.lls of lio‘vuy-
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred thtm and
Miss C. Mestre, of New York,h11v11
been spend1 1111 a few duylat their
scanner 1 once pn 15111111111211.1211.
111211111111; flit! Ego -‘-“NJ:V than is a
heto to his must," and (it 1111 few
men whose 1111 van are not Isappoliit-
ing to persons who have known them
only by their work.
is somewhat under the “erase height
and bears no visible‘evidenee 11f un-
f1 lend he passed two roan; men one
11f wholn mmarked: "12111111 there!
confesses that his chest swelled. The
swellin’gwas immediately reduccd,htrw.
ever. when the other youth responded:
“Well, for the Lord’s sake!"-—New
York Press.
Edgar II, Lane, principal of the
South Five Mile River Schmi. invited
the scholars of the Eighth Grade. who
to spend last Friday evening at his
home, in ltowuyton avenue. 'l‘h
children all attended. and had 11 m
ions sorts and listening to items do-
lightful piano selections by Miss May
~liurstein. Refreshments were served
in due season. durinxdhe course of
which ncnt littie souvenirs. containing
confectionery, wore presented to the
youngsters. These souvenirs Were in
the term of a. globe. showing in beau-
tiful colors a map of the world. and
were, therefore, both useful and orna-
mental. The favors were much up-
preciated. The'schoiars present were.
Ethel Jennings. Theodore Dayton. May
linrstoin, George liibler. Helen Sco-
fleld, Charles Adcock. Emma Cush—
1111111. Marion Godfrey and Ar’chte Betto-
lishn.
OACTOBI‘.
1.... 11.. Zip Kind to liar limp W
Jigutun
of
WEST NORWALK.
Mr. and Mrs. I‘Vrank Glover i. enter-
vaining relatives and friends froln Mt.
Vernon.
*
There was no service in the Union
Chapel Sunday. and after Sunday
wheel the time was taken 11p practic
111: music for Children's Day.
A very pleasant cntcrtninmcnt was
held ill the school house. Thursday“
evening by the children of the school.
ill the numbers were finely rendered
1nd much credit is due Mr. Lyons, the
in the scholars. Mr. Jlutets, the com
.1nltteeman. kindly favored with sch-1
tions on the gmphophone which ware
enjoyed by all. The program was as
follows:
Jiuss Piece—Welcome.
liars and Girls.
Recitation—Rose,
Mary iioliand.
Recitation—Summer is Nigh,
Willie Johnson.
Recitation—Master Tommy.
George Durham.
liceiiation—Postman's Valentine.
Irene Lynch.
Class I‘leee-Numbers.
Boys and Girls.
Recitation—Kittic's Fail,
lierthn Johnson.
Recitation—Muster Miwhievous.
Walter-Weed.
liceitationéfl‘he Tree.
Florence Meisei.
il1.mltation—-Friends and Visitors,
>John Forest.
Class Piece—Little Workers,
Twelve Boys and Girls.
Recitation—My Father Was a Farmer.
Eugene Sey.mour
lteeitation~’i‘wo Sides to a Picture.
Julia liolland
Recitation—The Violet
Fred Lynch.
Lilacs Piece—Up and Doing.
Three Days.
Recitation—Take a Bite. Pussy,
Pauline Beck. ‘
Recitation—The Leaf ,1: 5
John KarVdos. 1 1
Recitation—Set on Times OneI .11.
Dorothy Barter.
itecitation—iiarefmt lioy,
. Mary Meisel.
Drill.
Boys.
itccitatiotiL—The non.
Lizzie Spahr.
Recitation~A Pleasant Way,
Clifford. Waters.
Recitation—Kitten and Mouse,
Genevieve Weed.
Class Piece—Choice oi Occupation.
Six Girls.
Recitation—The llrook.
Frank I’utera.
Recitation—iiird‘s Thought,
Dorothy Durham.
Recitation—Never Give lip,
Archie Johnson.
[Malone—Picnic.
lioys and Girls.
Recitation—Whistle and Hoe.
Noah Porter.
Recitation-0ne-haif Minute Song,
Mary Forelt.
Class Hooch—Days of the Week.
Eight Girls.
Recitation—Which Loved the Best,
Recitation—J k Homer.
~ Era st Jehnson.
Class Piece-w—Choice of Occupation,
our boys
diecitation—AV Little Seed
1.1111111 Burtis.
Recitation—Landing of the Pilgrims.
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E e Stephens.
Recitation—T e Little Vlionnet.
‘ Sarah Moisel.
V,Driii .
. . Girls
W
DELI IILAND LIVELY.
1111111 12111111111111 the rendovons tor
practically its entire summer colony.
I yesterday} 11111111111 there are many ad-
ditional families to come here 11 little.
later.‘ 514 where order was somewhat
dampened by the rain Memorial Day,
Charles Klein.. 5; . .
author of “The Lion and the Mouse. ” .
usual ability. One afternoon, Walking.
down the street in company with n -‘ ~
That's Charles Klein." The dramatist ’
are under his immediate supervision. '
enjoyable time. playing scales of var- '
teacher. for taking such an interest ‘
, 11111112 11111111’ A. .ii'sreV
mhnafl V1315 stflhetr their
on how for the cannon
Maillot-Isl 1111
Mr. 1410 and 11111111. linveV arrived at
13th Island 1mm NW York tor the
season.
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The Mill! crdohbt ”lites Which is let
into 11 1111111 or white cotton
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Dinners Innings,
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my m I‘ lawfully.
Dinner Patios and 0.1111qu
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CHARLES BEYNEKE,
§
111 the Spring
to thought. like time:
Winter In W". : ,
Herc we on again. .
Buying Vcoai for another uuon.
Selling Ionic too.
Do you thing it’s too early?
Many t 1111 otherwise. "1‘
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VNowq hr uteri ’ “bu‘lill’
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142 Washington at.
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iflustrattVaVVd‘ Songs.
Matias. Saturday Only.
CHANGE OF greeRAM EVERY
Prices—511mm too. No higher.
FRIDAY 11111111581131
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EVERY NIGHT.
Prlcoo 51:. 101: And 15c. No higher.
1 Matinee. Wednesday and saturduy.
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5e. and 101:.
PROGRAM CHANGED MONDAY
Alto THURSDAY,
1 all
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1*. f . Crockery. Gm"? HVouIerui-ntsh
. ins Opens.
200t0$400V
snow 111111.. one plan. “Standard" PW 1
, 1 We will lildiy quote you prices. VOnVr V
. HORACE ~R. NASH;
, “consist MAIN AND win"? on.
’L’iu.
We Have V Designs pa _
Yotir was '
That plenum you 1:11;; ”files we put
them on. any more rooms to be no
JIpInoIe 1111111". In Voh‘pl, BIncerI.
Pistol. etc. ‘ ‘
VPainteTI' Supplies. .
Good ready mixed Point. 8116 WY
gallon. \
White Curtain Poles. with Mm.
300 . \ ‘
Window Shades and Picture 1m»
made no order.
Painting and Decorating \VI
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inn lumps. AIB'Q‘U think“— 3
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colutn Enameled anstory.
Hue you ever Itoppeti to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
. by to have hot and cold rennin; Inter . ~ 1
sleep- _ 3 ‘
in your dressing chamber.
in; apartment or first floor toilet
room?
the billion demo of comto
plumber-r m strictly competent the
males. honest and muscle.
mg
The Hatch 81 Bailey
Lumbch and M11 Work forEvetythmg ' V
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met season we will close Saturda
its presence would more you ' .
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. SOUTH NORWALK, COVNN.
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from a PiggVery to a Palace. ._
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SPECIALTIES:
LINCOLN ROOFING. a super- LADDERS. ordinary and ear-tens
ior fabric roofing. warrantcdi sion.
for eight years. FIR GUTTER. two sizes.
TAR PAPER. 1, a’and 313piy.SA'VSH WEIGHTS’ 1111111 QORD
N: B --Commr.nein'g this wec'; and continuing through the earn-
1 promptly at noon.
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DAVID W. RIVMORP.
Neural Director
Ind'l’mbnlmr.
:19 North Main 31,. South Nor-walk
i 1111111111116. 0 Washington St.
Tglcphono at him 8:93.
Telephone at office.
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Complete Fertihzer, Gtoutitl Butte?
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