Tornado nsurance
: Tartan s1 comm.
. AdrenliemllatCondits
Week-End Candies
'plfsék‘.‘ Frames set up andraadyto
All kinds of repair work.
by competent workmen.
OysterShphPointNorwalk
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Ron "'1' a. Eamon
ouse Mover
.; ’ Building. raised and moved. Heav
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IVFNiNfl ‘iNTAlttl- TELEPHONE machinery and steam boilers placed
in position. Experienced men sent to
“ii-disses Department all parts of the countr
y. Work rorn Ir
'“Ijrainasa Department . ly attended to General contraciiug. li’.
M such Office. Not-walk O. Box 782. South Nerwaik.
Mia‘s Residence —:"..:
it, ldlicr's Residence ,
Norwallr Vacuu Cleaning
m‘rm;m “WT, Cieaiia' inflow:mu Pug:
Buildings. bod Rooms, Etc. C t
For Norwilk and vicinity: Fair and Rugs. Matti-e a,‘ ”Upholstery‘rlgu:
Warmer talisman suns-y. Very llt- Nun. morons ices Reason.
tie rain has “Um during the past 24 able. Phonem or send” p land get an
estimate. Satisfaction guaranteed.
hour east of the Rocky Mountains on CHAS. H. powugg prop,
cept on the South Atlantic coast. The . a Courtinrld wiaés.
area of high pressure over the cen-
' tral sections is producing cool, pieas- K ...... '
ant weather in th n h \‘k‘d ...”
., east of the unaliaipgitriigrmltig‘hi Q “”"m'" mm (mm m" m mm. cm“ 'M ”mm
frost was reported from Sault Ste. Ma- (3M Sfimak Mead, Behold)
rie, Mich. he temperature is rising
rapidly in the northwest Conditions NORWALK' CONN'
favor for this vicinity fair and warmer Open during the suinmer to a limit-
wegthgr, on number of boarders: A beautiful
lawn and trees Comfortable bed-
Mles ids Fonts, of Westport will so mmfl- Large library Excellent ta
tours with friends in Port Chester to Me and service Oren July 1 to Bel)-
mor'row. r1. Terms 010 to $15 per week.
Ad Drawer H, Norwalk, Conn.
-—8traw Hats. O'Brien’e. 4*
Miss Carla Mold a nurse at the Nor
James Barry, of Camp street 13 con- walk Heel is enjoying the custom-
hmplliing It trip to Coney island, this "Y vacat W80“. With rcia
evening and tomorrow. lives in Bmkil’. Y.
Miss Maude Castle has returned to Miss Josephine NM“?! 11“ ”‘3“"1'
her hm in Main street after having ed her duties as nurse _at the Norwalk
been the 8116M. 9‘ friends in George- Hospital. after having enjoyed a three
town. weeks' vacation which was spent at
. her home in Oxford, Ms.
~143s of genuine Sprin Lunb. 20c m
lb. Boston Market on the‘Bridge. Mi" Helen 8'3““ “f "9““ N
_____________ ,has entered the training school for
Mrs Stephen muons and son Rob- nurses at the Norwalk Hospital, and
art. of 3mm; mm “mm,“ a if accep ed will take the usual, two
{paw :mt. of Mrs bevid elutedy.of w" °° 3 ‘iitstslc
ar
1
T— 5‘“ {Sgnleg‘ Nt gags. (glue lips: polo-int
Mr. 5 € 43st 0 e as urc w ll sing
tumedt ther home in £mt;r&"e. “The Good Shepherd at the" morning
flue. after having, béeu thp In?“ of sérvice, tomorrow. Mr. Beans has .
friends m Hartford won many admirers by m deep, clear 49 WALL STREET.
NORWALK.
renderings.
' The Lucia Helpers will meet with
Mrs C F Boutweli 11 Cresc Ter ~Bring a little money and get a lot
. 1s tile-album “new“ asuth "smalls
- m
learned to expect are.
Launches of in class built to order ‘ ‘
manufacturing an absolutely honest. pure feed; but we're doi
and by sheer force of merit forwe canpot sell home grounds
price of those made from bi-producta and factory waste. Before we
bought a Hill for grinding, we necessarily purchased Western Feeds
and our knowledge of the manipulations and adulterations of these
socmled “balanced rations" forced us to!!! into manufacturing in or-
der to protest our trade- Quality First, Last and All the Titus.
Prwrietor . MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Donnie Horse Feed
Bonnie Chick Feed
Bonnlo Dairy Feed
Bonnie Poultry Feed
Bonnie Scratching Feed. _
To suit Everybody. .
To fill the wants of may men of many minds. we’ vow“
got to keep my suits of many kinds.
| .tfiiid We do—euch a varie
WW“ WWW we m3».
‘ win” 300461961“, “m ““8! But not
0“ out an
.styles and fabrics and
in a town of this sire.
veyou the some big value youfava
s it a point to see the beautiful Summer; Suits
wé'h hve, priced from H l 1
$10 to $80 1'
Particularly Good values at $15
in thin worsteds, serges and summer fabrics enarslly, in
the styles which are making our store more amoua than
ever. .
Let us put you into the coolest. handsomest and most.
comfortable Summer Suit you ever had; the one you'll
pick out when you come to look us over. ’
Norwelk and South Norwalk
Masonic Building. ~ :4 So. Main St.
its been somewhat dlfllcultto make people believe that we are
it—
the
soon Arrest-Armani! arenas. ~ “"iif': _
s sourH M‘AlN eraser,
soU'rH NORwALit.
race on Monti ”elicit-noon at 863;:er of meat. Boston Market on the Bridge
Kalil} will he the 1““ meeting until Next week will befareweli week for at an 0 t e ta 8
the Payton Stock
Theatre. -This 8
sentation of “T
:1!" be given. F0 1" . first three days
next week, til i "
Miss Ruby Talmadge. of Woodward Man From inning ariil TIMI} iii: Talia?
avenue. and Mimfileilie Nihill, of lflx- mm days “Edit ifinne."' 0n Wedneg.
lngton avenue. went to Danbury today day afternoon, there will be the usual
to he the 8098“ over Sunday 01 ice cream matinee, when the audience
friends. is invited to go on the stage and meet
, party at Hoyt‘s
v~—Prirne Rib Roast, 18c. lb. Boston
‘ Market on the Bridge.
”V's——
h.‘."°..'“s‘..i‘;f Bluefish, Weaklish Mackerél, :‘Snanpiit‘ Blues,
Halibut, Porgies, Flatfish, Butterii‘sh, Sea
Bass, Cod, Eels, Clams, and oysters ..
There mm“... or real the “ubmi’it'lrimflm CUtbilfS Bridge F [Sh Market.
estate in The Norwalks last week with -—Fuli lln '
thou-twigs»k i J of $130 1800m For the moons ° 0"” 0 3“”
wee n ans. 1 ere were we“ The Seventh Company of No rwslk.
sales of property, slid momma 01' has set the following dates for the
313.295 , drilling of recruits prior to going to
TELEPHONE 108. mass DELIVERY.
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"$10.35.:th Timihél‘ifi": $5335, ppmpggeepgmm lilo—Walter Baker s Cocoa, per can—18¢
.......v........... Mr? parses .. l... ...:l.. i.'..l'..;“..l?.':.°.':?l:‘ Fresh Made Creamery Butter, per lb., 32c-34c
larly guard duty and field instruction.
Rev. Charles 8. formed in order that e ill 5 lbs. Prunes ’ ..... ’ .......... ..2 as strictly Fresh Eggsl .30c Dbl.
gambler. drunk‘imi n(itigmirvisyman, on the part of $3,; whgnxiiiesiifig 3 lbs. Peaches dried .. . .... .. 25c Corn, per can .........7o
will deliver an add‘réss at tap Rescue called upon for duty 0‘ this nature at Apricots. pet lb. ........... . ...... 15c Peas, 'per can .......... .. ....9e
Mission in North 1n strut, homop- ills tort Shelter tent instruction and Tomatoes pep can .. .. .~.. ..96 Heinz Baked Beans. per can ... .....‘M
row afternoon. at .3. .l bo'clock. Come outpost duty will be anotherlfosturc.
and hear him. '
Arthur‘ Hoyt" Elm; tendon Alie
m. which was built during the past
few months it boardyesterdnly. START
,in cornmisslon. The
set i and of narrow
do nostril iliAlN 375W"
Strawberries Pilletppléa. Oranges. Cucumbers, Home Radiance, Rhubarb.
Spiuntll. qu Beans and Peas.
UNITED GROCERY co,
“ ...sm.‘ Hats. ammo; WITH THE ' days in the Berkshires.
' I
W . one
beam. 'She is sonipp'ed with a three ,‘ “ " .
. ills. Bobcrt M. 'Wo‘ife and sons,
3.“!!in forty horse poWel' Vim m0t “Albert M.. .lr., and Juilil D. Wolfe, of
~ ‘ - South Main street, are spending a few come to a close this'evenlng.
expected that the biggest attendance
of the week will deveIOp tonight. The
~ Old Well Lodge. A. r. and A.‘ .u. show has many excellent features,
Following a vote of the Connecticut S th N [k
r‘h’ , held a communication last evening and is well worth seeing.
Filrs' Chiefs Club at the meeting in , o“ 0 a and worked the Master Mason degree.
South Nor-walk Wednesday, Chief Her
old 1“. Clark. of the South Nor-walk A banquet was served following the
Fire Departrnant,‘ went to Wllowumok _ rug-t C0. work .. ,
Cemetery. Wastport. this morning. and
placed If florid wreath on the grave of
.l ....» ..form c if of Abe ' West avenue, have returned from keeper which were to have come up
\shertpstt‘r " e‘mmflfuengeand i'or And Pay by ChéCk Newburgh, New York, where they this morning In the police omtrt. were
were called on account of the death
m m- ega-star f e l , again postponed on account of the lil
mil-‘3'); Auogi ion yo th State F re: Safe gm} Convenient = of Mrs. Burchard's father. _, ness of In witness. ‘ . ,
3, 7.1—.“ . u—n—m's-u-a‘u; W‘
The oil ' ' .51‘ ie mth_ Norwallr , Every convenience afforded by. Mrs James Barry and sun Earle of .Tbe Connecticut (impugn has is-
FrIr ' “‘t e‘u‘égt um every ' -thls modern back With preprssa- Camp street are among those from sued an order to its llny conducto'rs'
n c. an"... attend m service at Iva "engagement. , , Norwalk who are attending the annual out- to allow more than three children
1hr Map It mmm event ' field day of St. Peter‘ oung Men's pnder‘ age to ride tree with a grown
m. whén e‘pa. .‘ths Rev. Frank 'fi _ Catholic aluminium-$61M Kennes person who pays b t a single fare.
Dilnwoll u- will mp special ._ {Shawn his being The company ciai that this ordpr
sermon mfg,“ " rtuieiit. .. The , e- Md “is: , hit been bromullr‘s, because clan .
men ' use quarters‘ of of the or! by some paeblb“
Old Well Ladder Company. The degree team of port Narruk. . . ‘ «
lcln Havili‘a‘n , attired in citlsons‘ agg'tg; 2:131:61?! :5; £3,103} Green-
e . . bod to the e agree ,
‘shurcli‘.’ m‘w ~45 A y’ - oil the terse class or did-tel for“ myislon by the r. inc
t'ou, Tokeueite and
iii Nari.” Main
There will be a general church and
slneea ti it it that ,_
At COLEMAN’S i: nihilism "’" 1W...
my: ZTOMIM . - l“witch time‘not only the lentil insist: “ was my“. '1";
iitbers, but the choir mailman! sud Wall
flower committee are’ amino?“
be W
attested to
"Walk. M N‘M ”Bone. General mm Putnam Churt. of that pfiui hints at m trap,
“W W M“ hilt?" so. lid“... in “r harshness... .
M ‘ A
. mew .. weir...“
oautwl i noted
evenll‘l
“(slimmed-”- from first Frill-l
filayed by the nodal-rival of auto
. trucks to take the Netipna
men to theitiwpta
course. apart as
up to avoid a ranting of this occur-
» The trucks w
‘ vehicles to or .
for the more; di mi. Mala
9p ‘ parkway wet-cap. their way by
Vi over. the course in-
various vent-pp
mung Pants.
Straw Hats
Bathing Suits
Summer Oxfords
radii.
Imilitiiilri.sou with his
a first of the drivers
of the stand at the repdif' Bibs: _
Robutson finished second
titans i'rophy race yesterds
confident of carrying off t
It'-
"I did not time my rm p
terday," said Robertson. “as i waited
tooioilg before letting out
second. loss in each
put me in tilel ad as the records show
best time on the last
i intend to cut
Lightweight Underwer'i‘r“
Lightweight ,Interwovens' ' ‘ "
mile would have
I was puking t
three or four laps.
out a faster pace today from the
The Flat. the only foreign car enter-
ed. and the only one driven by an am»
tour. attracted much attention. By 7
o'clock the ears were at the pits.
Barman. Chevrolet and Strung.
three Buick drivers who failed to flu-
ieh yetserday. expressed hope of bet-
ter luck with their three bigger en
. New' Neckwear
Price’s Clothing Store *-
98 Washington Street
South Norma.
The race brought out seven drivers
who did not contest for the lndiana
trophy yesterday They were Miller,
Bourque. Sey,mour Eugiebeck, Deni
son, Lyttle and eHnrne
The lndiana trophy. won by Maison
in a Chalmers Detroit yesterday, and
the Cube cup were on exhibition in
front of the official grit
Just before the start of the big pace
Joe Maison. of the Chaimers~DetroiL
winner of yesterday's race. was pre-
sented with the india‘ba trophy, a mas-
sive silver cup. by President lra M
Cobe. of the Chicago Aptomobiie Club.
Maison drove up in front of the tsand
in his winning car and was heartily
Phone 165-5
RotouPoint. ‘0
Now open Under New Management
Shore Dinners a Specialty; Dancin ,Boatin ,
Bathing and Other Attractigns 3
HIGH cLAes cONcenrs, AFTERNOON ANo sszmd. 094 TH: Piazza'
The cars were sent away on the ex-
aet schedule time. 8 o’clock. Miller
was first over the tape. The first five
drivers each had screens aimed
their steering posts. to protect their
faces from flying gravel thrown by pre
Major Funkhayser, in charge of the
guardsmen of the lllinols militia, kept
the space in front of the grand stand
clear ad Starter
send the big machines away oh their
long tourney without a hitch. At 8:12,
the last car a Buick. driven by Bur.
man sped on Its way.,
Elapsed time first lap:
Dcnnlsoii 25:13;
Chevrolehzi: 20:
: Lyttle. '25,”; Miller. 26: 25;
Stress, so: 51; 5MP?“ 6: or; Fiori
JACOBS BROS, Mam
EXTRA SPECIAL
m“ml/Em! BEST ELEINE CBEAMERY BUTTER. I [Mind . . . . ".-
......... '.."..‘ ...... ....‘Jpg
or was able to
FIG NEW/TONS, 3' pound
A. l P. FANCY PATENT FLOUR, 34% 1b. Ilgk
FULL CREA“ CHEESEJpound ”nun-runs”. ”intonulbéi.
Tile G‘AfltA&P Tea CO
1“ WASHIINGTOH 81".. SOUTH NORWALK.
Strung «as 91
on cotter pin w
- _ the loss of ahni':
when he was compelled to charms“ two
The electric timer catching the
final mile for speed
a rate of 87. 6 miles [or the first
Seymour had serious trouble with
his engine on the firs
lost about ilvo minutes on thb east
t the No. Bilhtkl
owing to a brok
Ilghe replaced with
Epfimfi 'rsL. No. ans.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Harbor View health Company to
Edward A. Gauchet..iotp}lsrbor. View
Joel 0. Foster "and heirs
Poster to William 0.. first
York, land and hotel, Bell islands .
Jothsvanagh to,'l‘_hotaas C. Cava-
nsgh. John J. Cavanagh, S. Frederic
Taylor. six acres and buildings, Win
NEW suawav oAm sea NI.
vaN swan arms.
95“" m“ "“'
u‘rk will My
able to take a an way train-It the-
Grand Central l
The two laps h
with Human and
into the lead with as 17 and a.
The two Knox can
name next tied for second place in
point of elapsed time. each having
made the ditsance iii 49: 21 Strange
two stops'placed him‘ more than twelve
minutes behind the leader. Burman.
Denlson made the third lap in the
remarkable time of 82: 34 and took the
lead. Chevrolet captured second post
tlon by making the third round in
24:11 Barman dropped to third place
1:08 behind the new leader. Stung
had more trouble out on the come.
lsyttle stopped during the third lap to '
it cost him seven or
rising in new
mission for the constructlm‘g 0
link in the McAdoo tunnel, {system
hmalts this throughse ..
hestimate of New York city-j
" u’Thiu new lined extends- non: T
Grand Centr‘sl station
neotiop with the pres
no! a will after
mottled ”dials as the
Meryl“
aerOld tiio rlv
Standard Oyster Company to moon
Solmans. lot and building, Five Mile
Joseph Ratsy and. wife to J
Serbs andt‘ wife. lot and building,
"He: tier. or": sex.
The wind chimes of a dry town in
the northern part of the state suspect-
ed, that bootlegglng had come to he a
part ofi‘the‘ community’s business. in-
pests- Therdsclded to try to catch
the desist-sun whispered happiness.
and sent to lndl'npaqolllmr a private
detectives use. M3“! slow to tilt
is washout; sold in
a very“- convert
new ‘
PROBLEM'JL amnion.
Rev. H. e Carpenter to Preach Sixth
Bennett Tomorrow 9” Christian Life.
The siith question on the Christian
life will be answered by the pastor of
the South Not-walk Baptist church. to-
morrow morning} topic. “Who Are ‘
Our Teachers?“r in the evening the
blect will be, ”The Problem of Re
lglon " the fourth in the series on the
promlems of the- dart in
will bé brief and. {full of life with
abounding good inflowshiph import.
ant announcement Brut
. ThevB.-Y; E. U. convenes at
6 o’clock. with Miss" Elsie M. Decker
as thelleader, in the "Pilgrim's Pro-
Music for the day:
‘t tie “a to ”it"s ‘
Central station with
years? .‘fustth as men as Hay-r
ha at!" an old mau' ,
coming out o! an aim He deold
to try new the ‘cltlseu' s masseuse. an
called hloi basic into the alley. .
"Say, old man" he‘"lihis'pe red, “l'rn
nearly idshd fbr a drink. “You don‘t
hogan where a fellow could get one,
."Naw,- stranger. I don'.t
awful strict here." was the anawér.
“Well. i'd give almost anything for
a little nip. These dry towns make
‘ me sick " the detective remarked. dls~
i gas stedl. "if you can 'get a quart for
is ill divide." . ‘
all i might. try: but I ain't a.-
I might git it to you in
some elicit way." .. ' .
“A dollar as half. "
‘,"Weti bersfa be men
a old min had a small
PHONE 143
The week's circus and carnival at
Amusement Park. Meadow street, will
nect the McAdoo tunnel wl
tion connect with the, , ‘
this no lackawa'nna ' ' ,
any City. and pass wt in
block of the new Penpay ,
at Seventh avenue and
street The liulr to
, ,
The cases of James and Joseph Dom
bard who were charged with taking
. candy and ”Cigarettes belonging to Mor-
'. and Mrs. Ross Burchard, of rls Vogei a. North Main street store-
"Grieve Not :the lipid spirit,"
Response. "Holy, Holy, Holy,
Odertory. Tenor soh‘hnd‘huartette, ‘
from “My Heayeniy Home." .
- Posilude ill B-ilsi" ". . '
ii.
Prelude. Communionrin E-Mlo ‘
Lo
Response, The MM' s
Offertury. contralto
linsecompanied
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