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3 " in a
Elfihffemwfih erogpxs W
“shag Huhrtet to
~Hesr
night. 35c.
Charles ,fst ’Now York,
has been vis’iti ‘b3i 3ldtiv3cs in South
Norwalk.
Unca 'lr proved Order
Red “Menmyir digegulnr meet-
ing tonight} "
Miss Anni,
thrd avenue,“n
in Danbury.
Allan iii. Lockwood of Cornell Uni-
versity spandl the summer vaca
tlon at home East avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Conley
and children. or Elm (.1er street, are
the guests at relativ in Danbury.
Welcome Stranpe Lodge, Sons of
St. George, will meet this evening in
their rooms in Main street, Norwalk.
Mrs.‘ Phoab‘e A Brinidage, of Water
_Btlebt. Narwalk. is the guest or
friends in Ridgeileld tor a few day.s
Mrs William Duncan, of New York
city, is the guest '0! Mrs. Frederick
Waters of Elm street for a few days.
Miss Edith McLean, of Atlantic
root, Stamford has come to Nor
Walk to spend a few days with
Irien s. _.
Mr. and Mrs. William J Brown, of
asides avenue, were the guests oi
dude in New 3York city, on Saturday
$311 Cundayl w
‘ Miss Doiothyitinderdown. oi White
stone. long island. has been visiting
her sister Mrs. Richard Dunn, of Elm
Grove street.
'M.r and Mrs. Homers“. Bucknam or
.‘ gzuth Main stret. hays returned from
llivon county. New Ylh‘ir after a
moathastay. 2" ~..,
The annual retreat of the Catholic
cler VoI this diocese commenced this
eve 11'; at the Jesuit home at Keyaer;
No we
do: ieym
diocesan convention oI
> ”or has taken charge or
~ room.at ey s Wording
" both. a odt. succeeding
3,ne who left town sudden
1 idlys ago.
33‘ Winston a class will meet to-
1313 a. thousand“ school room or the
rs' l E. Church. Mrs. Walter will
53 : , :uponeral invitation is ex-
ten‘ 1300.1 '
12333133“ 0 hold 32:; film? by the Wing:
fl"! ox clad to be SINGER :as,‘there will
'orlso- T; bimont- Adolph W Drey
.:s and Eugene [Lidia Went to Brook-
1 ,-this morning. to attend the mineral
the Vista Joseph 1.. Wall. tumor
9 nprictor oi the Mahhokemu and Clit-
rd Hotels. .
George Cumin, who has MCI! em~
oyed for several years by thoLBahn-
1 t has resigned his pool
mono -Doohury- by auto tn-
Euitg'm1‘ animus aunt Miss Helen
M fluf‘ifimfi‘fii “‘
parents. r. or
mail. idol». '3}: boon her grail;
ore, hate “338333339933 _
by 173
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WI?
3 to keep a. 3a hour?
‘ inner. of Quin.
:fvioiting friends ‘
3'3"! W “0 ‘3”
representlog‘fi'rinity Episcopal Church»; .
' ieitod a bond of $200 .....
pupils, the 3
not is d
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”Sentenml to Fit. Monlhs
.. .. ultimatum ,.
H y.
pleas court concluded its businons. yes
in were shouted “101' {to term at 4
. oiaiosl 11m: ltsdlno was to try. as
. all the prisoners pleaded guilty.
nines: nauseous tissues aunt!
maturation“; bl mom who
on in
which he was sentenced to Ior
three months; Ior keeping 1 -
house for which he hr 1‘ . '3
Ior selling liquor at .1: ,
rother than
trial on live
counts. Although his attorney‘made a
strong piss tons tins, thscourt mposed
a jail sentence. When the accused was
led to the prisoner's pen in the cue
tody at the she“. rho shed tears.
Sentences were imposed on the fol-
lzowing _
Patrick Morrlssey, oI Bridgeport
11mg! 3‘ ‘ ”:3.
'suiltyW
take the til o!
no...33
5
Richard Mooney, oI Bridgeport, il3o
legal sale of liquor, lined 850.
Rocco Qi'liottn. o! Gmwlch, keep,-
lng a house at in rdpute.m?ntenced to
Jail for three men
Charles ll. Pierce, of Bridgeport.
charged with selling without a license,
was not present when the case was
[cited
.1. Stewart Barry. cI Norwallt for th 3
theft or one apple dynamo. one ‘iine
860.
J Stewart Barry and James A. Bar-
ron Norwalk father and son, for the
.theit 0t 60 Miles at maneuvers each
lined (1.850
Augustine, Bertottl, oi Ridgeiield,
lined 8100 for selling liquor illegally“
There were two counts against him. ,
Irving Goodwin DI Bridgepéi‘t. an
rested for indecent conduit forfeited
a bond of $20!].
Thomas Carroll, of
note, was not presen when his can
was called and his d or ”60 w
forieited
John Romanowski oi Bridgeport,
who was iined $25 and coats for breach
of the peace and assault in the city
:oourt, forfeited a bond, of I76.
.J’pcob Kivilitz. oI StamIordJ3 tori
3 a
Tho commit to! no at the casinos ‘
terdsy, “dupe-1m that was called ,
312-18 M Main filo. M
for selling liquor on Sunday, was lined ,
7
called, and his bond of $150 was for
Bridgeport, =
charged with keeping a house of ill ro- .
Outdoors. 1 We v
nothing moreuosy
Porch Furniture w
0 D. Jackson
tor“ owl Optician 1.
Everything in thé Optical Line.
EyeS Examined Free *3“? '
58 WALL 8TH". PHONI as NORWALK.
r
LEADING FASHION .
WOMEN’S SHOES
The steady Increase in our trade is positive proor that our shoes
please. if you seek stylish shoes at lowest prices consistent with do
pendable qualities take the matter up with us. .
3 Oui‘Shoes Give Sathiafllon:.'
F LYNN 8; RY
.0 WASHINGTON STREET VTH P4981” L3K
, er£g1;qoliege
Port Che‘ster
ed with maintaining a nuisance in
suite oi’ the eraser-”o
Effighard Mooney and Janice Fan‘-
oI: 1: prt Echarss ith ire-
News
«.I
“Widest hodainsky, or Stamtord Ior
.xmoiotnlninp Vs nuisance, Iorteitsd a
Vbond of 3100.
William Moeli‘er and Lillie Zitt, or
South Norwalk, each pleaded guilty to
the charge oi lsscivious‘conduct, and
were fined $10 each , ’
John Nodep; of Bridgeppnt ‘Ioi'v Iota-
tion o'v’tho liquor law, was .il IBIS,
Jacob Weintrsnb who," .1. «no
market at the corner or ii to); add
Hoilett streets, Bridgeport,J3 hump
iinod $10 and costs on MW
counts Ior selling meat that, had not
been inspected by either the covertl-
Joseph finishes, on assaulting Mat
tin Zadraslry, was fined :35
John Piaiko, of Bridgeport, who was
lined in the éify' court 850 and costs
Ior hretc ot the peace, was not pro!-
ent. wb is case was called. and for
n. v. Mammalian oI E‘airfleld, win
was charged “with selling liquor on
Sunday. April 17. ‘was lined s50. * .
The cases Initial. Allen W. Paige
.and Andrew 14,1 hiker. who wore
rested in Dorian tor not blowing the r
automobile horn when passing a cer-
Both wage. and by s Darien J
tics $1.133 took appeal. 3R3
W393 .
Altocna, Pa, '
8!.th same“
w. . aafihflivi
Generate flow“ for New Railway
“‘ Indipm‘itt to El! Ufijat Onco. 1
‘ ran launder ch as: in a
ford yosiéihiayg‘lt [Coins thdt‘th‘"
toned a bond or 5150. He was chlli'x; ..
. mom or local inspectorh, was fined
"l A trimaran?“ the am degree team ”0‘ ' 3
an. bridge, how. their was nailed. '
3. 1 Audi
soars «.1
, a-Tull and Complete Line
Also, Sundries and».Rpaiflna Doha ‘
.131 tilt}.
1 i? OTMARORD
Tar, Flag, Cement, Gravel, Asphalt Concrete
Grading, Lawn and Garden Work, '
7"" A?» it. ‘1
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W mutton.
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that aim. M33333.
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Anselmo-mm 93M. ml.
" oietios will some to Bash!” smog?
'1f‘mnionatononhuryonthe doyoi'
e
. arranged for the aItornoop will be one,
- . tempted in Connecticut.
‘ meets or the C. T. A. U have always
been successful- but the program of
‘l secured by the committee in chem oi:
' a the stair this year promise to sur-_
:3
t
a
‘i
3.,
A
‘ 3 er and rival with Porter for the Actor
1 : Yale, and considered one at the best
- Annual“ School Mee
l
, meeting of said district will he hold
3
l servo
try
__‘ (memory In tub or print. 366 and?“
, I per lh.
prised at our prices.
.. m V.*_‘ ., .
rig Mastodon loci-hos. _
The annual parade and field day of
the Catholic Total Abstinence union on
Connecticut which is to be held 111
Dsnhury on Saturday. Julie 19. pron
lses to be by Ior the biggest demoncf
station at molded Ivor giro. by that
id! ,tsocietles diluted Willi
the 'ptlfi- y have boos! visited hi
the Dasha committee or by the stats
oiilcers on so a; result «am am.
a 'fiootiniiount or sathndoam has
has. around and the Ila-bury consult: 1
too has tho panorama ithst mourn;
Helps“ in tho pnordo. Not
but several oi the lunar societies 1!qu
Chartered spectoi trains and will nan.
The athletic program that has
otthehastthathssovorhseaat-
The gnnual.
1 events and the excellent line of talent
pass anything that the CT .A. U. has,
or» done.
Probably never before has such a
line of champions been entered on one
program in Connecticut as it entered
the most in Dsnhury. Among them
Sheridan who is acknowledged as
orica'lueatent all ’round athlete:
Bonhay or the irish American A. C..
a our performer in the one and three
mils events; Archer the that sprint4
Cloughan and Robertson two or
the best distance runners in the busi-
ness today; Harry Porter, the high
'3 tamper. who has beuooeen here sever-
. ll times and who was a member or. the
{ American team that want to England,
, tor the Olympic games last summer:
.F‘ieldins. ot the N. Y. A. 0.. high Jump~
tor
are
Am
loan record. in addition to these sro‘
mnreaen‘tstivea from the Yale track.
team, and the entire track team not
;Wealoyan. including Capt. Bacon. Tod
Coy. the famous football player at
2 all round college athletes at the year
§.is entered in several events. Therot
will be two base ball games in connec-
‘ tion wit the fluid and track events.
between orrington and New Britah‘
and St. Joseph‘s. of Waterbury. vs. St.
iii-ands. oi‘ Nsuntnch. Silves- cups,
are Maren the winners in those games ‘
libs ontriss tor the athletic events
will close Juno 7.
NOTICE...
. .3 a. a.
The legal voters of 3the South N8r-
wai‘k Union SchooltDlstrlct are hereby
notiiied and warned that the annual
l
in the Franklin street school-house
Tuesday evening. Juno 8111,1909,”
o'clock to heal the reports or the Dis
trict co'm ttes, Treasurer and Col
‘ lector Ior a past year: to elect a
member of the District Committee to
tor the succeeding three years,
1 and other oilicars for the annulus year;
3‘ to lay a tax to meet the necessary as-
neuron of the district and to pay so-
é much or the indebtedness of said Dia-
trict as shall be deemed advisable; to
lauthorise the District Committee to;
i, borrow on the credit oi said districti
such sum or sums of money on may
:be necessary to meat the current ax-
gpenses of said district Ior the ensuing
-1 year. and to give the notes 0! the dis-
trict therefore; and to transact any”
other business properly coming heinre‘
said meeting. .
Dated at South Norwalk. Conn...
‘ June 2, A. D. 1909. .
J30HN H. LIGHT
Rosanna moi
. sow BARRETT
. let Committee
TELEPHONE his. P. '3,
Eggs1 Eggleggs“
33me Home 33%;, ,
Butteri Butter! Butter
arson non tho «nadir ‘II3" you
had it dilloult to and am: to suit
you our special fresh mode
1
wan-webma- m... son and one}
as. are headcount-s tor the: coast
Fruit and. Vegetables. -
Asparagus, Rhubarb, Radish. Lot»
man. i
Straw . nannies,
Grape Fruit, etc. .
call and see our onto
or Soa'sosabloaoods. You
mam
rears“; Spinach, Tomatoes. '
.. rum rash swamps. ” 3
"1»!th MN!
y "i
.
‘.~ My; 1 :. «t *.
TEL. N0, 909
s.
u. illiiiil 1:}me
Vo e33calls attention to the new fed
at hav 3 a long circular cape of the
same material as the soon. it may
be trimmed with soutsche or heavy
braiding. but, it is also very effective in
broaddlo tun. untrimmed. This is
not a rash tor the girl with limited
name. 1‘ -
A considerable saving a! space is so-
curerhby the traveler who has a long
and a short skirt mode to wear with
the same cost. When she is in town
she looks best in the long skirt M he
finds the abbreviated one very cost
vsniontdor the country tramps.
Your coat my be titted or loose as
you in fancy "or as [no best on
y lcuisr' figure. but it must be
long}...
i wonder it woman gamma...
trouble with their mhberised silk coats
fiatthg- ed silica they not: wand.
card. or. one woman who. being a:
dressinaker, purchased the ,very best
material. made up the garment and. .
wdno .it out in. m min :oae.
to the theatre.» 08.06
Ioldsd together during the psi-term-
ones. and when also: opened dtdo put it
earths 90hr?” badly turned My
ever one wet told had roan: a
another.
ill”...
The warmth who tits
gagged mm“
..~t?'r»}3,3,3 ‘
oi the Southern plow Copland Tel-
ophone Company goes to press on
June 10th. To get your name in
this issue. place your order now.
'.,,..33 oii’r L.
muses'r ELGINE can“:
FIG NEWTONS, a potato: .....' ......... . ............
a. or. saucy PATENT swan. 24% is. each.
man. cacao coarse a pound ..,...........
The Great A&P Te £30 .
mfis
Inpdnding more money -
dott maps
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CRY BUTT ER, apound.... .
A3 marked hdvsnco has noon
the scanned mimic so.
they media. , ,
vrora denim
on bright days.
A. very smart h
dome (without any.
good-sized roses margins
at?» a full. beautthlWY ,
'. is file
wavy looks. and
wins hairline with o m
that falls sway» down to”,
dicnlous when they m
opposi to: -_'i
Not only' a soar! about tit.
scant drapery on pawn. ..
the hind: ism
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