1' 1 resigned-1
)ose'p ph'lgbfi“ is cdnllned to Y1K Home
in Ferris up by illness.
Charlril' lér, 'ot' Witter illt‘det.
visited frlends‘ hi Wilton yesterday:
You will find a timely suggestion for
summer in the Jonll‘s & btchltlss hdv.
YOU can get thé'g‘ ‘l'Hdléproo
Box" at the Boston Store. Read tbe
adv.
Our Brothers IpdgeJ. O. 0. F” of
Norwalk, will hold a meeting this esc-
nlng.
Edward Martin, of New York city.
was the guest over Sunday of local
friends.
Miss Barbara Pnsley is confined to
her home in Wilton avenue, with a
slight illness. .
Gould Heddenherg. of New York
city, was th nest 'of friends in Nor-
walk wet-l tiny‘. '
Prank DcPlérne, of Norwalk, spcnt
yesterday and last evening with
t‘rlcntls‘ in Bridgeport.
Get 11 kodak for the summer. The
Stillson-Powcll Corporntlon always has
a large supply on hand.
Harry W. Marshall has returned to
life home in Norwsllr after I week's
business trip to Weanington D. C.
A son was born to1 Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Popp, of 8 Fcrr is avenue. yester-
day moi1iing.Mothcr and child are
doing nicely
Miss May Connors, or the New Ha-
ven Hospital. is spending a few days
with the: father. John IConnors, of Elm
Grove sttht . .1: 1
Exquliilcflniau Edgar B. Fox has
the o'ellar escavattl'd for a bungalow
which he is- .wthnve erected in Elm
Grove street... . -.
M‘rii. Everett Bennett of Weston.
died at hot home in that place, Fri
day morning." Funeral services will be
held this afternoon.
Chile's A. newest: New Bedford.
Mai-15.. has purchased a fine four ey-lln
tier thlrty- live horse pOWer Locomo-
bile from the VNorwalk agents.
A special communication of Old
W ll hedge. No. .108. F. and A. M., will
be11t1ltl at lts‘imms Thursday evening
at ot1lock. The F. C degree will be
WQHied.1 . .l' -
Miss Minnie. Raymond. one of tho
night: operators in the. Southern New
England Telephone . Company's office
was taken ill. yesterday and obi
to go tothc1 home at.- 4 Elizabeth street.
Mrl’. Daniel J. Brew and daughter,
l..onise formerly of Danbury. but now
of South Norwalk. lire spending a few
days with Mm Brew‘s mother. Mrs.
'Mary ltlt'c, of 3' Spruce stre-,t Dan-
1)er ..
A daughter was horn
and Mrs. William-3.1 '
walk.
Andrew J. Hutchinson is ill at the
residence of his daughter Mrs. Freder-
ick 8. Lyon 9! W t street. Rev. and
Mrs. Arthut ..1?!” on... of Weltpdrt
linger“) been glues? at the home of Mrs.
Ly tired ' .- l
A. A. and’ R. 0. Raymond have
boughta. tractzof land from Mrs. Mot-
rl's M Nortbns estate in Taylor ave-
nuc.‘ 'nn'd propose to open it 11p into
hulldlt‘m lots 2am erect. a- number or
DOMB'UIBN soon. 1' 1 .
-.‘-ll is expected that the date wlll be
fixeditodiiy‘ 101' portion'ow for the forth-
coming (poetical-d. the State Fire
(“new Club; indie held to June in this
city.t'l‘l1e.meeting will be held in one
of. the dire hom8.
A ..cow the propeny of Charles
Chris Ion. ot1ty street. Nor-
w;alk (two birth 'to’ two calves. Bun-
tlay mprpln As this .lfl a very rare
occurrence. r. .Qhrlitoneou feels very
happy over the even
Theeupontapeous. sale of waists will
be omitbiepd‘at C. ..1» Mint: 8 Co.’ a to'
day in order to give those'who were
kept away by the inclement weather
an opportunity to take advantage of
‘ths remarkable barga s
‘l‘bd‘w'terlglgt
Elm Grove street is progressing rapid-
ly. and withmmenber will probs
lily he eonuiletgd about June 1 It will
be scary toll" in about four feet
near 1, e, tppm "th and a retaining
wall lit being built at that point '1 '
is more slits. eonvenlént and
redtflly stalljah‘ledpan a savings so
with! L: a stifling. mutual savings
banki. Thatii ,uthat .the South blur
w it Sailplane ask adv Wants to
kn .‘Bétter the adv., then open
an account .Eo per seat. interest;
Ageh‘ts y'y‘ait edégrhe New Singer
Darnsr A tVli 33111:. p notice! at-
tatlnnent 1011' spyh JV kit tch sewing
mach-in , ”.mderwear.
em; mayo .sajve does
smooth dorm 1318”“?a commie-11°
slat ‘ler: .uce ed u
over? #83581;- ' ropcsit on fl»
energétle'red '
cu'nlars
Si gar sfiwiugg‘gachliib”, lore.‘ ‘19
54.1.3‘“
Mahaclteiqg flinch
has re mod to his home. after spend-
. SW1?!“ {Buddy with his
epidermis and, gradingli
been ll ithn attacks)! pneumo-
nit is slightly worse.
The white sal will continuepill this
scan NE. 11 & Co.’ a and new
ltems with ad ed dill! 5 ~- .
‘1 There are several genuine hargplns
Company pure food bulletin today.
Clayton W. Twlss, who has been.
clerk“ the m1- Phnrmucy in South
Main street. r eighteen months has
The D'lufltlihl‘l of lsabclla Court Ce
cll wl (meet in the Catholic (‘lub
rooms ‘ Won’t avenue. Thursday eve-
hiu. of this week at 8 o 'clock
Shelly B. Hun1pl1reys.ol' iii-.ldgeport
friend
avenue.
DHPUmetl Snider. of lbs Sev-
4 Casey, of Woodward
at~1thwWWYatmitThd first‘ cell
will be WWW?“ 3t, 5: 30 u. m.
afrauk Grkulmfié. wjhd-hpd charge or
the furnishing. tuition in wuns
Sellcck's clotblnt more prior to Mr.
Scilcck selling out: and who is now
connected with Melga and Company.
.Maud MW in. 0: Hallflgellolt
spent yesterday ct. is home in' Winni-
‘DItlt
Tomorrow evening Fathet Bernard
McCarthy. of St, Mary‘ is Church will
address the members of Catholic U11-
ion Council. Knights ate-01111111108071
"Christian Eduaction." Father Me
Carthy 18.811 able speaker, and no
doubt his talk'w'lll prove a very inter
outing one.
Them was a good game of bull Satin-
day afternoon at Rhodonolln Park. the
contesting tennis being the Colonials
and lhe Americans, both of Norwalk.
The latter team won, the score being
It) to 2. The batteries were. for the
Colonials. Singer and Magnirc. nutl for
the Americans, McGrath and Chill.
Read about the great Cll'llll Sweep
Sale that is now in progress at the
iot'mer Oomsloclt Clothing Store, Nor-
walk. Rogers and Stevens have pur-
chased the entire stock and they have
gotten out their broom and will not
refit until every article is closed out.
Better get In before it is too late.
Barnum“: Charles Powm and Milli
l.ucy Scotleld- At the conclusion of
the games refreshments were carved!
Now is the time to think about the
cooling thirst quenching beverages for
the warm weather that is bound to
come. Clray Brothers. of New Canaan.
have 1111 unlimited supply of mineral
waters-sodas. ginger ale, etc. on hand
and-a telephone will reach them. Their
ginger ale can't he beat. Better try it.
[lead their ntlv. in this issue.
When you go to 11 summer resort
one "of the chief delights in the w.lde
cool. city verandas. where you can
sit and enjoy a. cool delightful brccze.
Just think. you 91111 make your own
porch as cosy and comfortable [H
m shutting out the sun with Vudor' Porch
shades, sold by A. 1.011111}... Co. at a
cost horn $2 25 to 35. 1’10. See adv '
The item in Saturday's Sentinel re
gaming the Sellock- St John case
should have read licwlstw. St. John
instead of Etlson K. St. John. who
lives on the same thoroughfare. St.
~ John avenue. East Norwnlk. The trou-
' ble between Charles Selieck and lfiwls
St. John occurred some time ago. and'
‘ came up in court on Saturday. when
_ Mr. St. John‘was fined {15. “
Messrs. Charles Strobol. of Yonkers
N. Y. and Walter S..Rayn1011d 0!
South Norwalk, have started the pile
Glenn"? t Hat, Company. at Day and
the1 work here,. Messrs. Strobel and
Raymond will leave for Roekland Lake.
N Y where they have a similar con-
tract with a firm of that place. -
Shottly after 5 o‘clock Saturday at-
tcrnoon U10 team of Charles L Glover
the Wall sheet gmcer‘ started 11p Wnli
street at a terrific clip, scattering
pedestrians right and life. At the COD
nor of lettuce place and Wall meet
the horse turned the center and bolted
mechanic of. Policy. Bturges‘ garage.-I
heard the people bhoutinsm 1098108.
quit-saw the animal-marina We. no
matted. ice-tho roadway and Minds}
the animal by the head, a
bringing him tq.tprm:~.'1‘lte horse; ee—
ill-M Rubin” mm but nuances.
1...... 28cm to 39c 305%
-‘.‘;’H‘ La." m’flfi-r .lipmutm 1..
ml.
11‘8“!!!»th WM WWW to suit
..try our special Ami: auntie
got-iffy 11V "-
i We have other Batter. 30°. and. are
nefi;lbi»li'a‘rl'i-t11.‘li‘l. “it'- 1 1'.ll"'l"".1‘£i
éWa are headquarters for the finest
"I“! M8 V as 1’4» 1 Min
mmw Ellie-art, mils: .m-
was Witter-Cremflvllm. ”names.
Strawberries. . e, 1191111309.
Grape Fruit, etc. . .
(hill and «c.0111: Saturday display
of Beasonnhle Com Won will be sur-
plrisodohowm 1.1117 4‘: 1 t"
[181 Milléi:
“' ’fliAn fin “locatimu
as wssf 'w CHINéTON eraser.
t
in the Great Atlantic and Padilla 'l‘ca ‘7
...... c...— -_
wtlssuctl- or are to '7
hip‘; ngW” 0 their annual
stilt Ely/ill be held minus
Mrs. William '1‘. Marshall, of Platts- .; - .
ville avenue, Nora-allude tertalnsd I
number”! arid-1st Miriam '
Thursday moon Iswore. won
by Miss N is Re‘cves.’ . Wnlipr
foundation for the addition to the 1}
Raymon streets. Upon completing
ill) that street. Walter Hendricks,a the
andtltaynou will mans attention of .
wheslrsright' and happens maker hetero ,
t
title! Nae-“
W
‘ Tar, Flag.
Gradin , Lawn a
1-"
1"!
.81.
w-
"i'. l""" r1 rrril
}V. Wm» '13 1* . y r 1-1 1". r1;- IV !
PUSH l
he Hatch
13 ”Q «or
4
'41, 3
Lumberand MtllM’
from
_‘t
very V‘durnble and
down own it
.14...
Funeral Directors and Emulators...
in. -18 North Mtiin Street.
“W War-w-
. 14'
O. D. Jackson
Optlclan
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examine
N WALL OTREE'I’.
1m
PHONE 458.
. . A ‘
i : . 11 3'1".“ Willa!“ Till“ VFW MTECMDIAfi-mi ...1.. . ,
“omen s Shoes
' 13'- t
They are made. up of the most pqpular leathers Bronle suede
Tun. (inn Metal. and Patent (‘OiL l
Your money is spent to good atilkantuge when it goes for shoes at
FLYNN £3- RYAN
so WASHINGTON eraser
pmuunm
hadrstreNeedrd
0U need Vudor Pottb Shades to
get the most out of your porch.
i To make it panel where you can
rest or work on the hottest tiny out .
doors. yet tree from the sun‘s glare
and heat. You can do this with Vudor
P rch Shades; where you may enjoya-
(1 cry refreshing breeze, in '
comfort. Vudor Port-h Shades are
seasons. Vutloi' l’ort'h Shades are bet
ter than awnings. bamboo screens or
cqnvos drops. Awnings and canvas
curtains shut out the sun that is true
but as they likewise tomplctt-ly pro-
tout the chrulallpli ot‘ uh. it is like
sitting in a tent with the sun beating
"utlor Porch Shades come (Omllll-‘lil-
PdfiCH- MXbES ' l5 duulnhyd; nothing But 11 scicw tlrlv-
' ..., , . .1"; is reunited to hang them.
4p...n'e4121' art-(t- .. 1‘
to $5. 50
$91101 Nowad- C9111.
(1 Free'
SOUTH NORWALK
Willi ___ll__lll l [llllllt
P. Amillo. ol Bridgeport. Did Business
on Ceriilicale cl Slate Liquor
Drillers Association“
lllllleEPOH-T. May 34.3-Whe11 F.
Atulllo secured from the State Liquor
Dealt-1111‘ Association a certificate slan-
ded and sealed by President Fiank
Quinn lie was 11 happy man. for he
read up the cettllltzate that he was on
titled to all the rights and privileges
of a member ot the association. and
as out- of tlwsevlew, was to scllllquol.
lie lu'ococded to sell. .
Autillo tlitl not open up wide a
11111.31 He did not siieteh the law that
ur. but he interpreted it. to give him
[l1 privilege to open up it club and dis
111nm: all sorts of wet goods to the
members. -
1V Aurillo was so tlcllVghted with the
{grunge-ment- that he could not keep
tw himself lie went visiting around
[he atate, and everywhere he went
he told his (rieliils what a snap he. had
Up New. lsindun say he confided to
his qultoiitu's that they issued Club
(Hits the connnlasioners oi New 14111
don tonnly 1v'cit1 illllild why they did
lint issue Cllll.) llcensts.
[iut light when Aurlllo was 11in
pleat, the minions oi the law snotiped
l"t)1 selling without 11 licensr, 111 the
tlty court he “as ltizintl guilty and
lined $30 and curls and he look an
appeal to thi- ti'imiual common pleas
can t'[.
‘ When Aut'lllo was ai'ri-slt-tl he was
“fVmuch 11111 prised us be llilll that t' :'1
‘llllcaie, and lit! thought. it was all
1'iul11.lle ionsultml his lunyer and
was questioned. lie said he had a
‘ lit oust. lie was usktd to pr'otlule lt.
Aurillo \rtnt home, took down lht
‘ l't1i'.il'llt'ttit1 11nd t"nil'lt'd it our in his
lawwi' When the ultoi'ney sail it he
laughed and told Auiillu he had been
luolutl. .
lnonl llqno1 denli r1. haw httd quilt
a laugh ()\'l‘l ii loo. and ham scul
up CWllllllllLtllltillb to President Quinn
to ask him how long slntt- be begun
to issue club licenses. The lift-til 11-0111
iiilasioucrs n'ern also questioned from
‘\'ew London regarding the issuing of
tlub lltouscs. and they had to explain
hon it happened. .'\i|1illo known but
ler now. but it wichost him some-
thlnx lo 83-111 the knowledge.
.___.__....___—
Some kinds of tilsllpifesty will land
a mun in jail; others a ll occasionally
udvnnt'c his interests
l
on moummn‘ '
‘ )N U '1
er
and Flowers
TABLE No. 1—81.25 W'Ais‘rs .......................... ‘. .AT. sac
TABLE 140. 2—31 5031.75 suitorsl ....................... AT 93¢ '
TABLE no 3—32 25 wmsrs .......................... AT 81.“
4—32 so Ais'rs .......................... AT :1. B9
T545119 Er' ill/liars ...................... AT 34 29
Millinery
1-2. Prior.1 all“
lh'enscu down this 11',uy and in 11 hp .
down upon him, and he was arrested '
86 Wasblngton Street
Extra for Tonight
25: DRAwsit‘s ......................................
50c oaAwsss .......................................
31.25 UMBRELLAS ......................................... m
c“FRU[T or THE 1.00M" ............................ 7l/o
sctzreNoi-iam. .............. g ............................ 8c
DR. LYON’S TOOTH POWDER .....................
continues all this. week. with new
items added;frorp-d11y. to day.
N E RYAN 8; CO.
..1-9.1111 tit,
. “-531 1' 111.211"-
E WEATHER BATUHDAY WCrWILL CON-
V1 ITINUG'JHE W OF WAISTS.
' "alien“ ‘ ' pus Sale of
Womens Waists
All the" unsdld' 6161.12 at N.1‘akuiskcy& Co..126 th Avenue)
now on salt at 00's for {inch dollar at actual value
‘Iw' v.1
'1 ' for Week Cotnii'i‘e audits; "" ,
Monday. May 24th
' The NorWalk vacuum Cleaning
. 'sWagon'
does your ecleaniug in one-fourth the
time and accomplishes better results
than by any other process. No need of
taking up carpets or removing the fur-
ulturo. or disturbing the household.
Contracts made to clean residences,
churches, offices. lodge rooms. etc. Let
me estimate‘ on your spring cleaning.
tots. Best service. PM»!. 477.
Stanford
if uli. a'
Ego; 83.1.1.5 .. pm}?! but; 1'
LUTHER M. WRIGHT .
‘ 80UTH NORWALR .~ . . .. .1 .
'0 ll. “‘7“
(lenient; Gray
1 w -.-u. an: wov-
. . ...vf
' .' C's- 1- '
sourmaoayvatkucm‘. -
l
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ENERGY i
find t1 business Education at
Merrill College
Insurer. Salary. Promotion. Success.
South Norwelk
Port Chester
Asphalt. Co
il‘Gtrslrii Work.
I.
.53 Union Patiilt‘s‘sus ts'i- use A
p In what Colleen In- good «our
‘1‘
SEAS. H. DOWNES. l’rop.
' o lcounruw‘n PtAdE‘.
GRAY BROTHERS
Manufacturers 3? Im-
proved "
Soda 81 Mineral Waters
EItabilIhed 1882.
Vichy. Seltzer. Carbon
ic.Sn1'saparllla. Gin
ger Ale and Lem
on Soda. 1
Well Water Used.-
The Pureot and Best.
’ P. ‘0. liox 794'
NewCanaan. Conn.
Telephone 120.
odd Under the Pure Food and
‘ ugs’ Abirsilno so. '09? ser' ..1.
Another Week of Ex
Special Introductory Sale of our Celebrated New Blend pi
Ten,’ Golden-Key. with Extra Station; to introduce it.
Reasonable prlccsn Trusted" opera.
51 3111113111111 1 ll. ill iiillll ii iii Iii at
SPECIAL CUT PRICES ' ‘
VERY BEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER. a .pound. 32¢
12 STRICTLY FRESH EGGS FOR . . . ... ..
FULL CREAM CHEESE, per pound. ........ .
asks Salmon 2 cans {91.25: Evaporated Peachessapoundu 80
_Calliorula l‘iuues .. ..
3c and 51: p pound Fancy Oregon Prunes, a pound. 81:
Extra Stamps with Groceries
SPSECIAL SALE OF Ala? SORAX SOAP Wl‘fTH EXTRA 8TAMP8._
.& H. " Stamps with 7 cakes A&P Borax Soap'l
There is No Better SpIp Made for-Washing Purposes.
lli Stamps with i can A&P
: Deep Rock ArteslIVn.
10 Stumps with 3 cans Camp-1
10 Mumps with l lmitle Amino- r
10 stamps vlitli 1 bottle suin‘ed'
l.
lfi'i' 1111*:-
J.- :nhla
> ‘\ ' :1 1' 4‘ fl.
It 1M’ It"
a. Aw. 11.. 1,5
' 1?
L"§l'1'
.-u
But Our fit; Mend Keeps
-- -. to the Fore. .
.. 31.1,,l'tt1l‘i‘
.It has been the standard at
”19.311168 for years all taller this
country, and there is no reason
to doubt that it will continue to
lead. We control it absolutely
and can thdrbfore’ ltdep the ‘qdal
lty up. When you hear of 8
Como that is “as good In the. -
found." you can depend cpl
but it costs 36¢ critic. for hit
success he)“ in" outer item.
1.1.4. .. w, .1.:
new HAVEN
" * 1 ‘COMR "Vt
, tad-uh». l
Directors Pass Vote Ordering Collee-
this “at 8am Due on Express '3
Mum—..l— may . sour-us -¢W«I1-1-§-2 .11 01’1'11‘
—.‘-—.
C ..................... 20c Evaporated Milk .......
lO Stumps with 1 can Sultana ' 10 Stamps with 1
Spice ...................... 10c Table Swup ...............
with 1 jar A&P ill Stumps with i can Stilng ’1
.lam ................. ;..15c Beans ...1.: ................ 10c
10 Stamps with 1 jar Adzi‘ s
hell's Soups .............. . 25c -Smolted Beef ............ ”150’
CRACKERS.
nis ........................ 10c Peanut Calm u,‘ "11'1““ "n
‘ Dre; Cookies. ill
:.....1...iOc Zwiglmclt'. pks
A1133 AL‘
i I r'
«8:39! m. Ind 2:30 p.m..
111'“:
MONEY 'for you.
n
“F l ER ADAMS
‘Miisr run- “W about B'ulléfii‘i' 1' ‘1‘
traordinai'y Bargains
10 Stamps with 20 oz. can A&Pllii .
1rout-s chth may
How much‘powcr do you lose by
friction, slippage of belts long line
shafts, etc. in using STEAM?
Let us have an honest answer to-
- ,both questions. and we ll
figures of the test of Electric W! 111;.
Motors and cstlinhled amount of .
tot-1p Pgwri used that will fight
thl you talk it over with us to”?
The Reed 8; Volk Electrical Co.
Tel. 35-4. 86,. Washington at.
of the ‘Adams aim-est dorporatlo It) .
and from the west and south
Adams Express Company has 11’
stated its position in. the matter
MORE ELECTRICITY FOR Y '
fit for Eyerythin-SV
GHQ" V;-~v.\t*'
arlf't Egg 3 ‘tQHa rye a'Bianlm.
.- We have nevi oil [1an the largest, moi't varied and complete stock at him
"2 her M the binary of thit‘ddlnpany or any of Its predecessors. and
respectfully solicit the patrons
YARD TEL' tel-'4'
W» A). in?» 41.1 .
pe'bt I’ll lumber until-1i.
MILL TEL. 46-3. 4
. i-- . .
U 13-1 1. . .0 - Business. ‘- ‘1
The . ,lilpn-yauflc NEW HAVEN any 24. —-lt is. r'e'
‘ ." 1 "1' ; "-' ’1 1' ‘ ,porte‘d anchoritively. that the directors
. - Tea (:0. l of the New York New Haven and Hart-
I " lord Railroad Company have passed
11. vote ordering the collection of any
amount gdnc thuticorporation by the
lWW" 1.13.4 . Adams Express Compahy.‘ .Wlille one
[26 Wadi“ street iii-theclshns all tho.railroad-conlpany
use.» . hferl .1, «comm. .. Vi it la-sntiarstnod. affects .imeliness‘mivon
o P l
1 liytlm Bentwood-Albany. as the ruilt
11111513 strum
mud corporation arzserta. in violation
H... I”. y. a...
i
:
'41 “ 1:).‘51
. Mathews» or‘SUGAit .
*1
otcontracis. it is understood that this
Ila onl1 a minor branch of the question
‘whleh streets mainly pro rata business
'- .sv' . - .. ., -
NEW HAVEN May 24. a’i‘bo m '
urer or Yale University hasahde'n‘ii '\
sidsr‘ing a propositimx iroln' ltlic-l
electric company for an outcome?
electric service so (is to coronal”? '
number of buildings includingull'
academic dormitories.
the 't-lt1t1ii'lt-i-141rvht1 is liillltutlmt
sulcatil‘lt scliuolmVoolmy flail
dining-hull which hays ”helm [W
The most popular orator is the
talker who knOWs wborr to stop.
Norwalk Chronicler