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Hercules Jersey City. N J.
A {amt-m
mummies. Y.
Mauls. in Inner sons
Get Your Drug Wants
Filled at the
Bridge Pharmacy
' Prompt and efficient service at
all times
.Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come in and wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER, Manager.
but expects to return home tomorrow
trip.
Immune
and resume hie operation in the yacht
no.
N .
‘ By order or the president, the Phil-
sthes Class of the lilset Norwslk
Methodist Episcopal church will not
meet Friday evening, as announced,
the: session being postponed until
u y.
The East Norweik Yacht Club held
a regular monthly meeting, Monday
night. Various matters weredlsposed
of, and the coming cruise talked over
All interest is now centered on this
i
Some of the former players on the
once well own Mayflower baseball
team, haveklfecn doing I. little playing,
this year, bu there has notObeen much
attempt to revive the team in its en-
tirsty.
A monthly meeting of Mayflower
Hook and Ladder Company will be
held Monday evening, at the fire house
in Van Zandt street. So far as known
only routine matters are scheduled to
come up. i
The Bridgeport Real Estate invest-
ment Company is continuing its opera-
tions about its Gregory Boulclard
property. The work of building an ad-
dltion to the concIcte block plant is
not yet finished.
Children‘s Day will not he observed,
the coming Sunday, as has been an-
nounced. The day, instead, will be ll
week rom Sunday, when there will be
an oluhorhte program, in which the
children will participate.
There will be a special musical pro-
gram at the East Avenue Methodist
church, Sunday evening. A feature
on that occasion will he an address by
Harry Crossott, a well known East
Norwalk divinity student.
Mrs. John Cole, who has been quite
ill at her home on the Washington
street bridge is now getting along
Several parties have been figuring
on building new resident-cs, but as
yet nothing—definite has been done
about starting them.
Anyway, that $10,000‘ appropriated
by the estimate and taxation board of
the town ought to do some good work
at the Washington street bridge.
Ship Carpenter Jesse Ayers is on
ESL...__
GOING TO BUY
ange.
Get it now while we can
make prompt connec-
tions. Postal brings
representative.
.i—_——_._
Connecticut
Company.
Wall Paper
Hangings.
' Our spring styles “are ready for your
inspection. Will be pleased to show
them to you. Prices range from the
to $10.00 Double Roll
Bole Agent for Fr. Beck I: Go. sad
‘ Janewsy & Carpenter s Wail Papers.
Crockery. Glassware, House Furnish-
ing Goods, Painters' 'Supplies, English
Blue China by the piece or set. These
goods will not erase,
“out for the Columbia Phono~
$919 Co.’ s Talking Machines and
Blair courth- Music on both
If e391“. ndostmotlble Cylinder
35o. -F,i. : any cylinder
Record
"Will‘ll‘ “adults forever.
,' WM" and i’irtuio Frames
sect Alissa run... use per gsnon.
Hahn: and Paper Hanglng.
L. H Decker
31 wAsHqu'rtIN eraser,
aouvrggwoltfwatx.
' 0| All“
one, m3"
WHO HAS THE ADVANTAGE 0F
Eledtricity in the Home
AND ALSO EVERY LAUNDRY
SHOULD
Use Electric Laundry Irons
They do the work better with less
labor, do not cool off. and the expense
steps the moment you turn I)! the
switch!
See our stock of Electric Laundry
irons today. ask the price, and Inn
by Electricity.
The Reed & Volk Electrical (.20.
Tel. 805. 36 Washington St.
EVERY LADY'S DRESSING CHAM-
III
should be equipped with s dainty
snow .white, one piece "Standard" Por
celain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how dei‘ghtfully convenient it would
he to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber. sleep-
Ing apartment or Irst floor toileI
room? its presence would anord you
the highest degree of comfort.
.We will gladly yuguots you prices. Our
plumbers are - ctly competent me-
chanics: honest and reliable.
HORACE ‘ R. NASH
CORNER MAIN AND WEST ITS.
THE NEW
one moors more osror.
susorsm sun.
norEL vicroltia i
'ean'"‘
lnclosc
Lal‘
nicely Mrs. Cole has had a recur
rence of her throat trouble. for which
she has alrend been operate
The Fibre Products Company, of
New York, which has practically less.
ed the Colonial Foundry plant, has not’
yet sent the signed contract back. but
it is expected at any time. The com
pany has had the papers for several
days.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society held their regular monthly
meeting. last evening, with Mrs. Bur-
well Day, of Van Zaifdt street. The
subject for study was Korea. The
meeting was full of interest. and well
attended.
The East Norwslk weather prophet
declared today that the present storm.
or at least that whirh started out to
be a storm. this morning, has been
brewing for several days. The pro-
phet figures that it will clear up for
Saturday.
. Mrs. .l. E. Fowler. who recently an-
derwcnt a serious operation at a New
York hospital. is reported as getting
along finely at the institution. Through
an error, Mrs. Fowler was referred to
as Mrs. l. G. Fowler. The latter is
in good health, and has not been going
through an operation.
Charles ii. Aisthorpc has a fine new
hedge about his residence in Seaviow
avenue, and it represents a lot of hard
work, as Mr. Aisihorpe can verify.
For some time he has been getting up
at b II. III. to work on it, and also has
put In time there in the early evening.
The entire job is being done outside Ill
business hours.
Bert Ayers has still nof heard a
word from his missing son, llughey.
who has now been gone several
months. hir. Ayers said today that he
still thinks that eventually he will
turn up all right. He has learned
since the boy went away that previ-
ously he had bran playing “hockey"
i’roiu school. Never before, however,
GOLD arunuuur
Horace E. Danni—.- Son,
'45 WALL 811. NORWALK.
Real Fetate and
Insurance
We have several decided bargains
in Income producing property that
must Incneaee in value with the rapid
growth of the W.
lHl llfilllill Bill-BEARING“
[AWN MllWER
has a Double Steel Ratchet. like
lightning in action. Has a Triple Gear,
cut grass can find its way into the
platoon and clog them. Has
micrometer adjustment.
Chas. E. Dow
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
'PHONE W-
We have lIsd seventy mlyours: '
when... I...
entirely enclosed, so that no dirt or .
a. ‘3’??? Cw,
bad he stayed away from his father
over night. k .
Westonlsm seems to ll dying out.
Where only a few we ago there
were quite a number of devotees to
distance walking. not apes peer is new
board. This condition is be loved to
be due largely to the eifect that Wes
ton‘s Advances on his trip Pacific
ooaatward are not chronicled as com-
pleteiy as they were when he first
started.
Eddie Parks, the lighézing delivery
artist, is looking for a orwalir book-
keeper Now Eddie 't know who
the bodkkeeper is or phat he looks
like, but he is looking for him Just
the some. it seems that someone told
Eddie's lady friend that he went call-
ing somew ere else Monday night
and. well. things are not quite so
smooth for him as they were.
Another rehearsal of the East Nor-
walk Glee Club will he held Friday
evening. hast evening the club re-
hearsed at the parsonage. Among the
selections receiving attention were
"What Beams So Bright." and ”The
Kerry Dance," from the Hunter Song.
The club is holding rehearsals tre-
qunetly, owing to the nearnese of the
date of the concert, June 25.
Gus Meyerholtz is the assistant of
Captain Ellis Campbell, who acquired
by purchase the line lost terrapin.
which was on exhibition At John Bil
cox‘ a market Gus says he expects to
here torrspiu soup for two weeks.
John Sllcox hasn't any kick, except
that us was going to bring him
around some soup. So far, John says,
he has not seen the soup, and has get
ten up a line appetite for it
The taking advantage of every sin-
gle right allowed them by low, lrre.
spective of what inconvenience this
may cause the general public. is being
continued by a few of the steamboat
men. Bridge Tender John Cole re:
ports one particular incident of a
slightly different nature. which occur-
red only a night or lWI) age. He states
that he sat up all night anticipating
the arrival of a “boat. and at last at
5 a. In. it blew for the bridge to be
opened. The boat simply faced about
after blowing for the brid e, and did
not attempt to throng, he says.
The railroad hr dge was opened as
well as the carriage bridge on that
occasion.
Constable Wilbur Bates has resum~
ed his duties at i". V. Cantrell‘s store.
after a brief illness.
Charles )3. Hanson, who has been a
guest of his friend, Fred Smith in
Barton returned being to blow York
yetsordsy
—.
The Dsrien independent baseball
team had a little session with the
Rowaytons a few days ago and won
by the score of 10 to 0.
The second story of the new
Schlichting store building at the cor-
ner of Railroad avohne and Main
street, Dorian, is being raised.
Miss Florence McDonald. who has
been spending a short vacation at
her home in Dorian. has returned to
her studies at Wellesley College
The Darlen Junior team crossed.
bats with a Stamford team Saturday
afternoon. The Darien lads were vlc:
torious by. the score of 18 to i.
The wheel of a delivery wagon own-
ed by Mrs. Torn Craufurd of Dorian.
broke down Monday afternoon, but
fortunately the horse did, not become-
frightened and in wnsequence there
was no further damage. '
in the rebuilding of the cupols over
the town hall building provision is be.
lug made for a forty foot fissstaff
The latter will also be easily accessi-
ble and from it will fly the new hag.
purchased recently, on gain and other
occasions.
James c. e 's horse furnished
him with quie ea’n esclting drive yes-‘
ter'day attainoo on the post read
The animal deal It to log it a hit and
Jiin had his hands full. He kept
the animal in the middle of the road.
but he had run almost a mile before
,he was curbed. \
....,,._._._
According to the present arrange
ment. the Darlen baseball team will
play the Winnipa'uks at Burton Satur-
A Timely Subject
Our Room a Special Feature. Gas
and Els‘strls Lights Throughout. Ev-
ery Room Heated.
RATE. REASONABLE.
Fine Stocked Cafe III Connection.
A bill line oi! imported Ales. includ'
Anheueer Snub as» on Drought.
1'. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
Telephone 992.
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final). ”:thfmt
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mes-sun ca. ,
‘ ': Anninfs‘i'enitni“, ,‘ ”
lag the famous Basel. lurton’s and :I
Bass d Cole Qtout, siwaye on draught. .
at
c; ' of "walls:
For All House- Owners
This is the season for cleaning gt
up the premises. Soap and'
teach brush for
the take for tho
but they dont' go far enough.
You can clean dirt away. but 1
to make the house. the barns
stables and fences right they _
should befreshonad up with ,V
as”. .-
”is have everything for the ,
hinting—linseed oil tarps" j,
BTDEJOIIDD ,'
Atlantic Pure White Lead
‘ THI FAMOUh :,
sum-I eov PAINTIMRAND, I
We an new this White -
url
”m'u‘l night your painting.
. , Harvard student as of Cyril Grim.
.mlns. instead simian
’ “1:09.13; ‘ » dog owners who have neglected to
H
day afternoon. e game on the
Fourth of July morning will be be-
tween the Del-lens and the Yale and
ng the students
a lone.
it will soon he made warm for thm
the license. The number of d inf
quanta is ssmin, only as, but these wil
be pressed to settle. it is stated‘ the
Dog Warden John Pinch will immed-
lately t dbusy. The progra gram laid
bring delinquents before the ill?"
tics of the peace court
lilo-lbs who were about the Newton
station between ti and 7. M ay eve-r
hing ,werc entertained, mug
his will, by “sermon its
Norohon. it appears Mr. Kurd {Is
a commission to deliver e cred-l of ivei
chickens to one of- patrons. send
in a ll t wt
II at to station
his” oughto ho! to.
issuer, the crate in the flaw?“
without one isiug too much can
and then at todrm oi! prettylm
Cd's a contrast
DIQOMTQW *
IIABT "DIWALK. CONN... 4 ‘ .
“,va 1,1»
.
,dlocaacatcbsch items
fdilt. The ore “fell out, via
and the chicks 'i :started otid
. Golf Club such service as was required
> from a few days at Bell island. most of
against: ‘
and; sun... by the
Ooorge- Strath, who is now loolb
sionais of this country. was 'elected
Monday president of the Eastern
Professional Golfers' Association. it
was Strath that gave the Wee Burn
to place it in the front realty Of the
M. G A. clubs. and he also taught
Charles H. Seeley and Mrs. Charles T.
Stout. who have attained champion
ship ranks since then. When Mrs.
Stout was a young girl and was at-
tracting widespread attention as Gene-
yoieve Hacker, Strath always cuddled
r her in important tournaments. lie
left Wee Sara Iva or sis years ago.
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m
Liveryman Edward“ I Ladrlgau re—
ceived a handsome new coach today
from Luther M. Wright, the South
Norwalli carriage dealer. '
Charles Jones, at Stamford. has
rented his Bell island cottage to Wil-
liam A. Curtis, cashier of the Centre]
National Bank, of Norwalk.
-———-e—-f——-—.—
A sixty-five foot yacht attached to
the Columbia Yacht Club. has been in
the Wilson's Cove harbor. recently.
the owners being the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Powers, at Hickory Bluff.
Eihirt Woodward, who has been at.
tending Wellesley Hall, in Massachu-
setts, has been spending a two weeks
vacation at the residence of Mr. and
Mkrls. Robert 0 Raymond, on the West
8 e.
Frederick Merriileld, who recently
left the Rowsyton public school. is
now working in the store of Samuel
Mead, Rowayton avenue, and hopes to
learn the ins and outs of business, gro~
cerywisc.
The.E. Hope Nortons. who formerly
lived on Palmer’s Hill, Stamford, and
during the past few years have resided
at Tokeueke, are to spend the somlng
summer in Europe. and have rented
their house at the Rowayton resort.
H. David Arkerly, of Say-ville, bong
island a yachtsmnn who has several
fr ads in this place, has been a call
here, while attending the oyster
dealers' and shippers' convention at
the National Oyster Carrier Com-
pany's office In South Norwnlk.
People in Rowaylon are surprised
to find that there is no train from
the cast stopgl as here after 6: ti in
the evening! e train which formerly
stopped here at 10:35 now passing
through without stopping. it is
thought. however, this will not incon-
venience many people. as most of them
patronize the trolley cars in the even-
mg.
The relay team of Si. AlllllBilne
Council, if. of (1, of Stamford. which
won the handicap race at the Memor-
ial Dliy games at Roton. has been in-
vited to participate in a relay race at
Worcester, Mass, on independence
Day. The team consists of W. J. Nich-
ols, Jack O'Brien. George Giulia and
James Manning. It has not been de
cldcd yet whether or not the team
will take part.
Charles Jones and Rev. J. W. Rich-
ardson, of Stamford, have returned
which were spent in fishing. Mr. Jones
was somewhat mystified by a post
card he received while at the island.
it was postmarked Stamford, and this
was written on it: "Much consterna
tion among local fish dealers. Great
scarcity of tlsh. Prices gone up three
or four cents a pound. What's the
trouble? i think i know. "
NOTICE
The legal voters of the South Five:
Mile River School District are hereby
notified and warned that the snnuall
held Saturday evening, June 12,1909:
ed upon as the dean of the golf profes- ,
; COURT MAHADKEMO MEMORIAL
bers of Court
. day last a
meeting of the said district will bell mire Peter Larsen and John c. Sil-
Infhntssnd‘ohlidrcn
give will be held in National Hall, Sat-
urday. June it.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kittie. of New
York, are to occupy the Burr resi-
dence, corner of State and Wright
streets, through the summer.
Mrs. may Benedict, an aged resi-
dent of Compo st:...'.; fell down the
cellar stairs severaieveulngs ago, and
received a cut on her head which re-
quired a physician to close.
FIGHT OVER REAL EITATE DEAL.
Reeldsnte of Springwood Fail to Agree
on Price.
A real estate deal in Ely avenue
that failed has developed into a situa-
tion for the police court.
James Murphy is the complainant
and Mrs Michael Cdcchla. the defen
dant.
it appears that Murphy owns a piece
of real estate and has been dicherinl
for the sale of it to Mrs. Coot-him
Murphy wanted 8500 and Mrs. Coechia
would give but 5300. Words ensued
and in fact there was quite a little
dispute while hire. Cocchia was buying
some goods from a bakery womb
While this situation was in progress,
Murphy claims Mrs. Cocchia hit him
with a shoe.
Murphy made complaint and Mrs
Cocchia has been ordered to appear in
court, Saturday morning, at 9 o'clock.
She has secured Attorney John J. Cu-
neo to defend the case for her.
The graves of the deceased mem
Mahdciiemo, Foresters
of America, will be docorated, Suh-
t the court appointed
a. committee the to do the decorating.
The committee consists of Daniel Mc
Carthy, I. G. mvidson Thomas Ble-
cox. There are fifteen deceased mem-
at 8 o'.cioch in the hon! house. all
which time reports w i be heard from;
the officers for the past year and also‘l
elect officers for the ensuing year, and
to take action on renovating the in-i
terior of the school building: also am
laying a cement walk. or a new boa
walk at the side and rear of hulidilazi
if so ordered, to males III-critics i
pay for earns. either by laying a ,
or authorising the committee to borrow;
the necessary amount ofmoney on the
credit of the district: and to transact
any other business properly cominfi
before said meeting.
Signed Juno 5.19m.
G.lI‘.0 W. STEVENS.
17 1w District Committee:
WWI
Mrs Guyer will entertain the Lad-
les’ Aid. this afternoon.
Miss Myrtle Walsh. Riverside are»?
one, is visiting relatives in Daterburyé
l
l
I
Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Beers have been;
outgrtainiag relstives from Brooklyn
M Will! .9 Skill 60%.
rs. am . c on
mining her father, .19an
of. militia.
Mr. and Mrs. James
ed for liltiropc last week.
ed their assumption.
Uses who sell
solely reach
be has so the mumst‘church, all
lowed by an entertsiumss
‘Mrs ”mm“
“b have firings!" eats him misuse or Mr.
slim ”c tried undulating.
The young
tidasl church was “it... i eso‘
Its] in Mellow. money evening.
dmcti ens. ' can
horse much Inch gr'eccfuity-
a‘fact w ,
i?
The enterthiaalent which the chil
“drop of most Bsmtu'ck school
g lieutenant in the Seventh (Princess
1 Sergio) Dragoon Guard, one of the
'f vanced owing to the approaching re
Tomorrow emu: s luncheon will '
‘ the Blade coveI that
bow in all. but the grave of one is in
Italy. and in consequence cannot be
remembered with floral tokens. The
others are mostly in St. Mary' s. cams-
tery, Norwalk cemetery and, Riverside
Cemetery, with one in the East Nor-
waill cemetery. and one in the George-
town cemetery
, MISS WYNN! 1'0 WED.
LONDON, June 9.—-lda hf. Wynne.
second daughter of Robert J. Wynne,
the American consul-general is Lon-
don, will be married about the middle
of June to Hugh Ronald French, a first
remnants of the British army.
The date of the wedding is being ad
turn to America of MI- Wynne and his
family. The bridegroom is a descend-
ant of the old lrislI family of which
Lord do Freyne is the head. The fam-
lly is wealthy, the bridegroom having
a big private income, and large sums
ears being settled on the bride.
CLINTON LIQUOR DIALII AR~
RESTED
CLINTON, June 9.—-John Sperry, ar
rested on June 2 on four counts of vio-
lation of the liquor law, had a hearing
before Justice R. N. Jones today and
no evidence being olerod, he was held
in 83 to the Superior Court. and if
he s to get subghdpl‘lssguin thong]
ll! hours 0 “I 3°
5IQIIIvIait trial in September. dhh'ce
"Inst Sperry {as obtained by this:
loco come ocsme eresxwee
pans hired out fdr’farm
other work
16agmArquLIADah «our.
I.
one and...
{liegedw ringleader of the hand.
ffonle'ine at 810mm
United States My _ ,
police. it is i
‘specsor Oldfield rtbat Vicarri may be
. bid.” give1 mmafl I!
S Win
The Kind You to... always nought...
in use for over so years. hss borne flund
. _._.. audhssheessmado
sons! supervision since its
. Allow no one commute
All Counterfeits, Imitation and ‘IJust-as-good”are
Experiments that tsfiilo with and ’ ’
Children—Went» we
What Is casroma’
Whitman substitute sores-momma-
goofs, Boone and Soothing Syrups. It is»
contains neither Opium. Morphine pore aim
substance. Its one is its guarantee.“
and alloys E‘evoriehnees. It 1:11.! WWW dndw Willi!
Oldie. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures (loam
and Platulency. It assimilates the
Stomach and Burch." living healthde will sing.
The Children's Panama—Tho Mother's some.
annulus .CASTORIA sawsva
Bears thcdignstnrs ’of
".3
ends-derail”, ,E
Masai-tsetse
The Kid You'HaIe Always Birgit
in Use For Over 30 Years.
mousse. census.~ no new, men. vie-me em.
CHURCH MUST EDUCATE.
Home No Longer Instructing ite‘ in-
mates In Christianity.
The urgency of religious ‘cdpcation
was one of the subjects discusled are
recent General Assembly of tho Pres-
byterian Church in Denver. Claiming
that the home is being secularised
and that there is very a pressing duty
facing the church, the report of the
special committee is as hollows:
“The social and industrial condi-
tions of the present day are depriving
our homes, even our Christian homes,
of ome of their most hench’ciont fea-
tures." the "pest says. “The hull!
room and the family lamp have dis-
appeared from many homes. The
household rarely meets in its entirety
until the evening meal, when per-
chance all sit down together after a
strenuous day at r diverse one
tions, to spend a hr of hour toge or.
on] to be separated by s variety of ;
soul and other on merits we.
consume their evenin. Beau to
a late hour. With the and plltilfy of .
demands upon thel air time there is» ,
scant opportunity for the family altar,
for instruction of the children in Bible
knowledge, for the nurture of Chris:
tian character. in ting resaptcondl-
tion of family life, thegi 00%;“ th-
home will suppi y th 'e
the day school in the matter of row;
religious instruction is p "an; :
one. It is a struggle for the home to ~
maintain in any fair degree its on
religious atmosphere and discher site
own fenctigI in the matter or the
turecof the youth. ‘
“The church is responsible for w.
llgious education. Whether we thin
that the state ought to and tensions
instruction or not, we must '
with the fact that it does not giv
Our lament that. the ‘ oi is
to give the amount and the hind
likious instruction the children
to have does not change the foot
that the failure is conspicuous Alkali
mehtehla Both of these facts ,
size the further fact that if
churcgndoesd hotlfurhlsh this“,
care renyl rowan ..
The ch‘urclliI is $52!.le edu ’
agency at eiiel re llr'wl ,, -
a rival, almost without “1ng . 4-
Thissolltaflhessoftu ’
deli! mes to male , '
"d: it." “Smooth ,
so i u how I I ~
fore do. .this chad-no tilt ~ ‘
present hm My W
church, which W her tfadw ,
practice is committed to tie
telltgent. thorough and effective
formsnco of it.”
o-s—u—u—u—i—ee—‘po
IIILLso av rests in snare".
ChrN'BoN, June it—flsosn flair
dreau, a Preheh Canadian _ ,,
Brldflpoi't, fell from a f : .
on which he was ridin last .
died this forenoon.w w, out
gained consciousncsiv. its was ‘
that the man, with an uncle.
Bridge Fort yesterda‘ with ,th ‘. '
tion 0 hosting the I- stay I
They had on between then.
was drinking out: or a bottlal
mu reached Liberty strict
and the founding of do
on throw him" to the
uncle continued on to“
where he moot-ted till: 130’ '
was missing. Search ‘
as Bradford hefo're th
The body we uses-
port for burial.
“ angry Je
PM '2!“ -
sorter, would: the .. ,.
or. the' man's ausllsdio.
‘ ‘ Q'ahd helg§ V'u‘l
wan My onI
Norwalk Chronicler