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on ’thelr household furniture,
on other personal property,
at Loan 81 Security Co.
Ila d Bldg. Washington St.
III open until 7 p. 111. Monday and
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rote] Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
Sol-vice and Cuisine Up to Date.
Blister 02 peg day and upwards.
tookmd General Information Ticker
_ while wecan milks
31111111111 'coanectiohs. '
1’ostal brings reprej
scatative. ,
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IVANUI HIGH STREETS.
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BROOKE! i8 ELECTED.
NEW HAVEN. June lti.—-Cl1arlcs F
Brooker. of Ansonia was re-elected no.
tional conunittecnmn from Connectl
out at a meeting of the Connecticut
delegation to the Republican conven
tion, held in Chicago yesterday.
~Heavy, impure blood makes a
muddy plmply complexion, headache:
nausea, indigestion. - Thin blood Inn
has you weak, pale, sickly. Burdock
lilood Bitters. makhs the blood rich
red, pure—restores perfect health.
MANCHESTER CONTRACTOR DEAD
MANCHESTER, June ills-mi. N
Whitney, a well-known contractor, wal
found dead III bed today. llenrt dis
case. was the cause. of death. lie won
75 years of age. '
' LA GRIPPE.
Brazilian lialm never lost a case;
never let it. run into pneunmnin, 11111
left a grip-wreck. Only thing on eartl
that hills the tough grip germ. But
you want. llnlm and a plenty. so do not
tritic with the small sizes, but got the
50c or $1.00 bottle and take half a
toaspoonful in water every threw
hours. Be sure to keep 11p this treat
ment faithfully for two weeks afteI
you think you are well, to utterly 11n-
11il1ilate. every germ in every great 01'-
can. These remaining germs cause the
evil after effects; it is half-cured grip.
if the grip starts with hemorrhage oi
the lungs give. the large dose every It
or 15 minutes till it stops.
111111111. ‘E;"11.11‘s‘.”sa,
45 Wall st, Norwalk.
Real Estate and
Insurance.
We have several decided bargain!
in income producing prdpefly that
must increase in value with the hold
growth of the town.
Attendance all hours day 111111 night.
Frederick H. Ganung,
UNDERTAKER.
Funeral Parlors in Connection.
Lady Attendant. Tel. 904.
Office and Residence
84 so. MAIN sT., SOUTH NORWALK
voun
:,4 " ..
Shoe Repairing
1s nor mooenn on SCIENTIFIC
course none sv us. ‘
"Menarch Repair Shop,
43 RAYMOND s'r.
,, when: 450 on POSTAL.
THE NEW
icronu
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our Booth: I Bpoeldl Future.
and Electric Light: Th1-0ugttout.
ory Room Heated
BATES REASONABLE
Fine 3112212111611. in CI Erection.
A full lino of lmporteId ginclud-
lag the famous Bau,’ Burt0n's and
Bass 15 003,0 Stout. always on draught.
Anhouter Busch Beer 011 Draught.
T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Telephone 992.
Gas
Ev-
' imith,
I'i‘ypewritlng——Misscs Anna C.-
. Milford;
. glnn, Brid
' 'sillan Balm is breakl I; 11p colds when-
- “You live to a prohibition town, eh?"—
m. Rev. Hilltop Tierney Presented
Diplomas to Members of Clan.
The auditorium of Lauraiton iiali,
Milford, was completely filled yester-
day afternoon. when a distinguished
gathering of priests, Sisters of Mel-
pnrents and friends, who wens
' out to attend the commencement
exercises of the class of I908 liishop
’l‘ierncy occupied the place of honor,
at his left being the clergyman from
this diocese, and on the right, across
the aisle, the Sisters of Mercy. and the
guests. The program was a very in-
rerouting 'ono. The selections were
all Well rendered. The unlutatory and
the valedictory were delivered in a
decidedly pleasing and novel manner.
The graduates were grouped on the
platform, and the academic and music
graduates all had a part in verse,
prose and song, and the audience was
charmed and pleased. The musical
numbers brought forth many favor-
tble connnents. The time and tech-
nique, were so perfect, that although
there were 12 girls playing at one
.ime, it“ one should close the eyes and
lust listen, without seeing, the effect,
accept as far as volume is concerned,
was that of one piano. ’l‘he vocal
odor-lions were also excellent. The
:eleetion, entitled, “Too Late," ar-
ranged by the Sisters of Mercy, was
all of pathos and artistic poses, and
mulered in a dramatic manner. Miss
lclen Fitzgerald, the only graduate in
he course of music, played u twice
ion correctly, brilliantly, and in per.
'ect time and harmony.
The young ladies who graduated
received their diplomas from the,
1isl1op, who gave the. academic grad-
mics a gold medal with a blue 1'lb~
1011‘; the music graduate 11 gold medal
.vith 11 white ribbon, and each re.
'eired a chuplct of laurel. Among
he graduates Is the niece of thc lier.
'ctor McClcnn. of Milford; the niece
1f Father Russell. of New Haven
1nd the niece of the Mother Super'im
1f the academy The asthma were
Messrs. Peter li‘oicy, of South Nor-
valk, and Daniel Nolan, of Milford.
the guests included the Right Roy’-
reud liishop 'l‘lerney, l'). 1).. Dr.
labor, of South Norwalk: Father
looney, of Merldcn; Father Russell.
f New Haven; Father Joint, of New
.ondon; Father John Lynch, of Merl-
‘on; Father Nicholas Snyder. of Merl—
fen; F‘athor Odell. of Norutnlk; Path-
1' llnggan. of 'i‘orrinston; Father
lnrley, of East Hartford: l-‘athcr
‘ay. of New liritaln; l-‘athcr Finn
1ery, of llazardsville; li‘athcr Pitt
:craid, of Derby; Father Van ()ppon.
t Mcriden; I-‘uther Dykeman, of
’11i‘11a111;' l-‘nther McClean, Father
iolan. Father ilowncs, Father May
111i l-‘ather Sullivan, of Milford.
The brogram is as follows.
.a Serenade .......... Schubert
School Orchestra.
lulutatory.
Ac: 1dcmic and Music Graduates.
.ady of Shalott. (Part 1.) ..... licndall
School Choir.-
‘. sharp minor impromptu, Op. 20,
No. 3 ................... lthoinbold
Seven Pianos.
Jerry June ............. ' 1)
Vocal Classes.
Inrcho lionurolse ......... Kowalski
Eight Pianos.
1'. Vincini
Too Late."
listcrs of Mercy: Misses Mary Slur
grue. Kathryn Pickering, Anna
)hcw, Imelda Lyons. h‘rnnees Lyon.
Harriet Coultcr, Madeline Manner
Rita liarrett, lna linrrett. liibiana
Stark, Elizabeth O‘Connell.
Etude de Concert, 0p. 36..Macik1well
llolen Fitzpatrick.
.ady oi Shalott tl’nrt l\’.)..
School Choir.
‘onferrlng of Diplomas,
ltt. ltev. Bishop 'l‘ierney,
falcdictory,
Academic and Music Graduates.
frantic Fantasia. Concerto ......
..................... S. A. L. Coop
Fire Pianos.
Pinnists~Misscs iielen Fitzpatrick,
Inna liyan, Madeline Mnguer. lreno
ict‘ord. Harriet Coultcr. Rita liar-
.:e,tt. Catherine Russell, Jeanette;
)‘llricn, .Kathryn Irwin. ‘Madeiine
Irma 'i‘reirey, Itosc Russell.
{othrym Ryan. Clara Blacker. May
iriusmade. Frances Lyon, Margaret
.l‘aher.
.liendall
I). l).
vlcve M. ilalpinc‘, New Milford;
.iadeline C. Mngner, Norwalk; Catlr
-rine J. Russell, New Haven; J.’ llib-
1111a Storm. Stamford. . 11
Music De;1artme11t-—Mlss iicion E;
‘ltzpatrick, Moriden.
Department of Stenography and
Brock
Helena F. Czapkowuki,
Marcella l-J. Farrell. liridgu
lort; Alice K. Foley, South Norwalk;
\gncs C. Kelly. Middletown; Mary (‘
Kennedy. Milford; K Frances Ma
sport; Mary C. McC'arthy,
l'lntnvlllc;
Milford; 111-y A, McChroan New
LbndoIn; Katherine A. McGuinness.
Bridgeport. 1
,DeWitt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills
are prompt and thorough and will in
:1 very short time strengthen the. weak-
ened kidneys. Sold by The Cllltord
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
macy. ”
Tommy-~Pt1p. whatIarc prejudices?
Tommy‘s Pop-Projhdices, my son,
are merely other people's opinions—1
EX.
“—3..
STOP THAT OIOUQl-I
.or it may result in Dhaunionla. Bra
ever .tried. almost, w thou-t. exception
11012.2511. 50c 1211114100 hpttlos. The
Clllford Baxter’s anthPiaisted' s. ”
”Happiness 2111111111 be purchased."
Houston Posh
OAsTOEIIAI-u
Bush the "‘ ilu KIHIIINIIIIM .
Academic Department-Mi£ses Con: .
1 $15 .00 badlés' Suits 1111- $7 50
, .mfi'ssasnou‘s.
The Solmldice 1121111121. of Danbur‘y,
are at Belle Island tor tho, summer.
Mrs. John 1!. Ferris is occupying
Cobble Cottage, at The Island, for the
summer.
W
Henry 12 Rowland, of The island,
has put his launch Thelma in commie
sion for the summon
B. li‘. DoKlyn’ 11 family are now occu-
pying the handsome Nylked property
at Fine Point for the season.
Charles liclmer and family, of New
York, are in possession of the Sunset
Cottage, at Bella island. for the sum-
Iner.
Samuel Tweedy and family are ex-
pected down from llnnbury, this week,
to occupy their liello Island home for
the season.
Broker ’i‘iiilston and family are ex-
pected up from New York for the sum-
mer, tomorrow, to occupy Munsiicld ii.
Ooty's cottage at italic island.
The members of the Pine hedge
Club are enjoying muny basket lunch
parties these (luvs. at their pretty and
cosy club house at Pine Point.
For the convenlem'e of those who do
not desire to have dinner at the. hotel
and still like to spend the day at the
Point, the Inunugtuuent of Roton has
established a lunch counter in the
grove.
Emil Burghelm, the musical director
during the vaudeville performances on
the piazza at lioton Point Hotel, is re-
('elrlng many compliments over the
exr-elleney of his work. He is to be
here during the season
The yacht Nylked, owned by ll. F.
DcKiyn, left. this morning for Lurch-
moni, where she will be used for next
week by the Huyler faintly. The, Nyl-
kod was to have sailed last night, but
on account of the storm the trip was
postponed until today.
Charles Christian, of Lowell, Mass,
who Is the. present lease of ltoton
Point, to expected at the Point, this
week. Mr. Christian recently under»
went a serious operation. but has now
recovered. His nephew, t‘lcorge Xan-
thaky has been acting as manager for
him since the oponing, and is now fn
charge.
The storm cut down the attendance
at Roton Point, last night. but it is
expected that. there will be. big crowds
at the Point tonight. to see the vaude-
.vllle and other attractions. The some.
artists will entertain throughout the
week on the piazza of the hotel, but
the program will be changed 'l‘hu111-
day by Stage Manager h‘mil Sonnen
burg.
m
Kennedy‘s Laxative Cough Syrup is
th. one that children like/1m Well to
take as It tastes nearly us send us our
pic sugar. it acts neatly yet. freely
on the bowels 11nd thereby it drives
the cold out the ray: tern. it is sold
by The Cliff rd Pliairmnty and The
Bridge I’luumaoy.
WESTON.
John Williams new barn is approach
1111: completion.
Miss May Hamilton is spending this
week in The Norwulks.
1_W)+_-
Miss Eddice White spent ovcr~Sun-
lay with'Norwaik friends,
Miss Alice l-‘itchIIIrII-lurns tomorrow
from a few days' visit in Norwalk,
Joseph Banks. of‘lieihel, a former
resident here, is spending a few days
in town.
Mrs. W. .l. Sherwood has been enter-
taining Mrs. M. ll.' Hill, of Cannon, for
a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. ('3. l6. Gregory, of Nor-
wulk. were. Sunday guests of Mrs.
Caroline liudd.
The Norlield Aid Society will hold :1
social and cake ship in the Town llnl.
on Wednesday owning.
Mrs. iintlle. Coley went to Norwalh.
yesterday, for 11 Visit with her daugh-
Ier, Mrs. Henry Colcburn.
Miss Eula it‘erris will close her
school on Friday, with a picnic for
the. pupils at Putnam Park.
Mr.
.Bri epoitI. 1131a
.qvenfiundiiy
of Mr and Mrs
2121mm Hill. ””1”“?
Miss Elizabeth Cordon will Iciose the
Upper Parish School on Thursday.
IWIIII a picnic on Mrs. P. R 1’0le
awn
Rev. Dighton Moses delivered an ad-
dress Sunday afternoon at the (l-hild
rcn's Day Scrvlets, in the Cinnbnry
chapel.
Mrs William Curry returned to New
Miss l1an 11 11111-1 who will remain torn
w’evks visit.
.—.——_..
"njoyable Children's Day services
were in ld in the Nollie-.111 Congregu
iionul Church on Sunday morning
i‘wo infants, o'hlidien of Mr. and Mrs.
h‘Iank Fitch and Mr. and M111. liuI'Iy
Fiewellyn, were baptized.
Kodol is the best known preparation
(hm is offered to the peopl today for
dyspepsia or indigestior 01 any
stomach lroubic. Kodol digests all
foods. It is pleasant to take. it is
sold here. by The. (llilford Pharmacy
and The Bridge Pharmacy, ”
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Cilflord~l.. (i. ’l‘ownscnd, Mr. and
Mrs. ii. W. liovey,ll1"nry l0 verett llo
Vt-y, ll. W. lllunt'hnrd George 1.. Flu k
oil, 11‘. id. Pullman, liosion; Emory l').
ldiwoodIv (.1111 it“ .\'. (‘ombes Newark,
N. ..;l l..l{ul111 lluli’nio: W. llJen»
11i111.-,r..\ll. lIi LoWe Martin (‘. ill-welt.
E. ii}. Smuhwell, George T. Patterson.
11. 'i‘. Finn/oil, J. ll. ’i‘aylor and wife,
New York; William ll. llnrlleit and
wife, (loin'ue E. l-‘ancher, Montreal;
John Simpson and wife. A. S. Iiottome,
S. M. Simpson, Walden, N. Y.: l1}. .i.
Cooney. New Haven; J. 1.. Townsend,
Springfield.
m
Mahackcmo~l.. M. Courtney, Rich-
mond, \’n.; C. S. Lockwood, New
York; Mrs. Illllglit’i,gt'i and son city
\\'. 1'1. ltltch S (111-111101011, Ke-n
hotly. liridgepor;t S. W SenIrs,I l(Iirnnt
Wood. N. Y.: James It. McClellan and
wire. New York; Miss Cohulun ll
lloden, lirouklyn; l, S. lirown, New
London: Thomas F. ’l‘l1ay'.e1 liostou;
l. 1.. liurkhnrdt, South Kc11t;W W
Hales, New York; it. l-‘. Slocum,
Brooklyn; William ll. l'utmann. llos~
ton: M. Keogh Norwich.
New 1151212. NEWIHAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
In Effect June 14. 1908.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.~—1l2:i'13x, 01071:, fiziix, 0:1l.
tintiix, 025411, 7:5lx, 8:14x, Sz-in,
liztltix. 923011, 9:54, 10:2:ix,12120x.
P M.~—-12: Six. 1:05, l: 4811. 2:51.11.
':i2 " FL’x 3:07, f1: '17, I21 '1:ix,0'40
i. 11. D
“:51”, 1:19” 715131, 9. bix; 10.32 Sat
ordays only, 31:20.
Sundays.
A. iii.mlB:.’1:ix, 5:11:11, 524111. 8:5«ix.
tiziih‘x.
l’. M.~'l22.’dix. 2:1tix. 2:51“, 5:37.
:'.:."1lx, 7:0012', 7:l0.\', Tcflix, 11:51.1.
llltlli.
SOUTH ‘NORWALK To NEW
HAVEN.
A. M.~~l2:09x. lzltlx, 1257):. 6:17.
7:28,S:1i0. tizi-ix 10:2411. ilzltlx, 11:47
I‘. M.1~-l2:08x. 1:18. 2:49, 3:10x
3:2”, 4:1”, 5:10, brill. 0:11x.1t1233,
'1'200x, 0:30, Ski-ix. 10:08, 11:18.
Sundays.
A. liI.-—l:l:0tix..1:ltix. Izmir, 7:44.
51:12. “1151011, llzltl.
I’. M.“6:‘18, 710011, 8:2“, 91-12111
A.M.«l:ltix,il:20,9:43.10:00x.
l’. hi.—~i:2.’1, izii'it {1:21x, (3:12, 7:18.
Saturdays only. 2.. .111.
Sundays—«0:15, 10:0tlx a.
p. 111.
1a.; 7:35
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. Mr— ‘—.1. ‘Im, 7.2171, Milbx, 3313 IIOIIUX,
”:50.
I’ M ~11 11111, (1. SEN, St" .1.1
Sundayswh 1'15 11. n1.; ll: 00, 7:393:
p. 111.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. III.*-12IOIIX1'III>'IX, 5:471, 6:451.
51:001'. Sizotlx. 9:15:23 10:02x, 10:05.
littltix, 11:03.
P. M.—-l:00. 1:271: .. fillx, 3:261;
=:0:i\, 4:00, 4:11'1x, 1i;.i2,1:02x, 5:08.
0:0011', Ii: 03. 7:10, 810211, 9:00x.
0
92:10 11:00x.
Sundays.
‘ A. hi.-1’.’:00.\', 0:00, 7:301. 9:00x.
9:40.11. 10:09.11. '
P. M.—~t:05, 0:011, Gzliilx, 720011.
R!
and Mrs. Wallace Brown, of
30x, 11:00.,
Cloak and
$20. 00 Ladies’ suits for $10. 00I
' $25 .00 Ladies’ Suits for $12. 00
$30 00 Ladies’ suits to: $15. 00
$10. 00 Ladies‘ Coats for $4. 98‘
The Paris Cloak
THE PARIS
33 Soath Main Street, South NorwitIlk'
Great Reduétion Sale I!
Suit Honse
$15. 00 LadieS’ Coats for $7. 50
Ladies’ Skirts,
$1.,98 :2. 98, $3.93 111111 1111 '
1Ladies’ Dresses. $3. 98 up to $25 1
Ladies’ wars. the 1111611110111
in town. 3
and Stat House
sale 111 Bath Stores;
We ' 33 So. Main St., So. Not-walk and 515- 517 Main St, Stamford.
.wn 11211: was moss-1' 11111111111 as N rms pm or ran swam.
Yo1k, Sunday 1~11ni11,,'. accompanied 11.1 I
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY. 0
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I Bridgeport Advertisements.
mm
Pridfieport Advertisements. I
bummed tau.
Repp and Linen Coat Suits
for Summer Street Wear
Women who are in search of neat and distinctive
looking Coat Suits of wash materials will be interested in
the array of Repp and Linen Suits contained in 0111' present
display.
Repp Suits in ('optnhngen and lit-ht blue, with novel
little coats slashed at tin skits and 111 the back, and adornul
withl urgt blue buttons
ii
Suits with longr mat.» that come to the knee, skirts with
:1 hide told at the bottom. Ihesc 111 white, blue and pink.
$9.00 each .
White Serge Suits, l’rinre Chap Coats,
$15.00 and $19.00
White Lawn Skirts, fucked and tlounccd, $2.25 to $5.00.
White Shirt Wait. t Dresses, the waists trimmed 11111111
the bout uilh «t1ipsof L‘illlH'tlllItH and insets of 1.111' inset-
111111; the 511115 with 11111111; and links, $2. 98 to $15. 00.
Seersucker Petticoats
(111011 and sensible l't'tticoats well made, ready to wear,
39‘3- ‘
A second grade, 11111111: with two ruffles, 59c.
‘I
Still better grades, attractive colors. 69, 79 and 93c.
Skirt Section, lower floor.
How about your set of cards for the prize you may
take at the Pattern (ounter? You must remember there
are to be 2011 cards in tin. MCI . from 1 to 50 in each of the
four coinrings. Have you seen the prizes? Is there any
little girls who wants :1 (loll?
Rose Bowls. This is the month they are needed, for if
you wish to keep roses in the house they require a large
bowl and plenty of water. ”'[lure’ 1s :1 table. with ltosc Lewis
in variety. Dark green, white, iIitlt'sccnt glass, and etched
glass.
50, 75, 98 and $1.25.
‘. 1].
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The D. M. Read Co
“NMOMNOOWWWMWW
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We are showing a large 1111111111 in carpet sizes-—
Axminster, .
Tapestry, _ .
lngrain , . .. .
Smaller sizes Rugs and Mats. and CICX
I35 .. ' . >. .1’
atttngs.
China or Japan. .
Also, Blue Grass Fibre Matting.
Shades to Order a Specialty.
A. Dickerman 81 Son
84 Washington Sir, 8011 iii Norwalk
Telephone 446. .1 , ,1.
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Ann omen A'r'r‘sAc'rIohs.
Especial attention qiven to automobile ,‘pIartiés.
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Commencing INext Monday, .Il‘une Slh, RREE VAUDEVILLE.
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