. for tho chil-
dren'I day exercises. The program
. has been coroluliy outlined for weeks,
Iuli everything points tp a 'most disd-
Ionté event. ,
W
Howard Benedict left town this
morning, for New York state, where
Got Your Drungonis
. Filled at the
Bridge y
‘3th odd odioisnt urv It
“Tendon! attention VIn to Ill
prescription work. ,6!
Westsmésr
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J. i'Ask'snp Magma
a
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' Joseph Bryan has taken the con-
tract to paint a house in Slivcrurine.
bur-NW
Theron R. Bradley, who is now is.
outed in Dsnbury, was a visitor in
,towsfi yesterday-
' “in Sterling moved this week from
Gregory Boulevard to Woodward ave
nus, nth Norwaik.
lIr services will be held tomor-
rolv Christ church East Norwalk.
The recto}, Rev. J. Hypkln Brown, will
be in charge.
The My. faster I“ Reynolds will
, preset: rimming and evening tomorrow
Si. the Advent Christian church The
Loyal Workers' Society meeting in
the evening will be in charge of the
lull! l.ors
.Thé Dory Social Club held another
or- their celebrate entertainments and
dances. last even 1:, at the club house
at 71 Cove avenue. Refreshments
were also served, and the festivities
continued until a late hou‘r.
..\t
.Bevoral children will be baptized to-
mirrow morning at the East Avenue
”ithOdlst church bv the pastor. Rev.
W. W. Gillies. The pastor will also
preach a special sermon to parents,
IQ!ative to their dutyt 0 their children.
“There will undoubtedly be a large
nddnce at the East Avenue Meth-
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Square White Fruit Jars can be
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pack closer. the Jars will look nicer
on your shelles than the round green
glass jars
.Square White Jars have, the Light
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Window Shades made to order.
Paintbrs' Supplies.
Boat Mixed Paint. $1.25 gullon. .
flirting and Paper Bangor.
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' Annie! flotilla
u. tutu. ‘ ‘
he will be employed during the sum
mer'. Mr. enedict was recalled from
there this week, upon the receipt of
news of the death of his mother Mrs.
George F. Benedict. ' ;
The funeral of the late Mrs. Minot
S. Partrlclr will be held this afternoon
from the Advent Christian church, in
Van Zaudt street. The. pastor, Rev.
Lenten S. Reynolds, will omclate, and
the remains will be taken to Riverside
Cemetery for interment.
Fred Field. of New York, is in town
to spend Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred H. F‘lold. 'l‘hlslrnorniug
father and son went down the harbor
on‘a fishing trip, and the indications
were that if clear weather has any-
thing to do with a good catch, they
will have a fine catch.
The first quarterly conference of
the year will he held this eveuin at
the East Avenue Methodist church.
The Rev. Dr. J. E. Adams, of Stam-
ford, the district superintendent, will
collie up and preside. So for us knou u
today only routine matters will come
up.
Tho Ollogowoilas are now
against it for headquarters.
flagship, which did duty for so long.
a period of several years,.in fact, is
now entirely out of commission. its
condition is now very much like that
ol' the one hoesshny after the col.
lapse.
ii i)
It is,sinted that at least one of the
oyster dealers will begin rnovluz the
winters accumulation of shells from
opening next week The shells will
be taken out in the sound and plant-
ed to allow thorn to acquire the not
The new opening season will begin, in
August.
As yet there have not been many on-
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Everything Pertaiing
to Electricity
Appliances of every description—
goods always in stock for Motive Pow-
er, Electrical Advertising, Decorative
Work. liclls. Cut Oil Switches, Adjust-
able Lights. etc. '
Orders carefully and promptly. ex-
ecuted—prices right!
The Reed 8: Volk Eleétrical Co.
as WASHINGTON s'rseer.’
SOUTH NORWALK
TEL. 305.
EVERY LADY’B DRESSING CHAM-
BER
0
should be courpped with a. dainty
snow white, one piece "Standard" l‘or
celain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber. sleep
in: warmest. or first floor toilet
roomf' Its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
WI will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent mo-
chanics. honest and reliable.
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CORNER MAIN AND WEST 8T8.
THE new
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ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
”IURQPBAN PLAN.”
our Rooms‘ I flaccid! lip-bin. GEIs
v.
r";
cry Room “Hosted.
RATES REASONABLE.
Fins Stocked 0qu in Connection.
A full line 01'in Ales. Insist
lag the famous .Bu'non's In
Bass a. Co! I stout. always on draught.
Anheusor .l'lfll M on Drought.
1'. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
Telephone 992. ‘
Daily Libero N. Y
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we:
Norwilk St toothbost (loo
9;. ll. H‘Mfi
Their -
v Notable
tries r3; nbxt Saturday p launch race
of the East Norwslk Yacht Club but
_ ii is expected that as the were do!
draws near the club members will
come forward with. their entries
There will be sonic excellent prises.
which will be well worth sailing for.
Bill now says that now that it is
an as tired fact that the rsttlesrrakes
are under close surv iianco, he can
give up the use of the engths or stove
pipe which he hss'boon wearing over
his lower extremities while on route
from East Nor-walk to the Crescent
Laundry daily. Bill says ‘he never did
believe those snakes got out. but he
wasn't taking lmy chances.
F. and C. ()ddo, the young Washing
ton street harbors. do not intend to
have the pole which is the sign of
their business torn downhghiu. Some
time’ ago rowdies splashed a pole
they had located there, but now they
have. one which will stand considers
ble hard usagc, and besides it is fair
toned down So securely that it would
require the servlrcs of ii giant to
move it.
A whole carioud of [dust Norwalk
boys and girls, pupils of the Fifth and
sixth grades of the Fitch school un-
der the guardianship of their teachers
are participating in the outing at no:
ton today. The little? folks departed
from East Norwulk about 9 o'clock.
and will have dinner at the. grove and
enjoy the various sports and pastimes
Their arrival home uill be about 6
o ‘cloclr.
Banner Council Sewing Circle met
at lhe.horrrc of Miss Adeline Arrn~
stronrz. it) First street. Eust Norwnlk.
last Thursday, it being the last busi.
ness meeting of the circle until Sep-
tember. The girls joined In a ball
game, but not knowing much about ii.
llai'cli'i l'ourrd ottt yci which side won.
They also enjoyed a march with the
boys down to the East Noru'al-lr Yacht
Club. ()hc of the evcnts of the eve-
rring was a visit from Brother Oscar
Young.
, .
it was not cold enough for ice. this
morning. but almost. Conductor;
(flurrlcs M. Williams. of the East live.
one line, reports that when he let
home a thermomcter on the outsider)
' the house registered just 50 degrees
I I “ . .,
R N ”has ‘
I lit ‘ ‘ "t l
{0 ur doctor about y
‘He now wh thevnct ire
above hero, which is Judie.
past the middle oft;
”Willi
there is probably I a: Who can
recall the year when hots was I
imivy white frostmon Fourth of
y for every co
' story it ms tched. to es Wm oi"
snow falling in New ork state. yes-
terdsy.
The Paul Revere Social. last Ivon-
lug, at the rum Avenue Methodist
church grinder? the auspices of the Ibu-
worth league, was a flight y enjoyable
functiorl, and there also In attendance
which filled the house. There were
rocitatlona b Ilsa Edith Seymour
and Miss Ms on L'llomihedieu, piano
numbers by Herbert A. Strout and
various interesting games. the whole
program velng thorushl \' onlm'ad.
Miss L'Hommedleu recited Paul Re-
vere's ride. The napkins which were
distributed also contained pictures of
Paul Haven: and poetry of his memor-
able trip. Refreshments were served
at the close of the evening.
A complete Chlidren'o Day program,
will be given tomorrow night entirely
ny the children or the lilast Avenue
Methodist church and the. Symvlwny
Qrchestm. as follows:
Orch cstra~00lden Sceptre
....................... Sehlepcgull
Prayer and address. -
0rchestra~Templc Avail—r. . .Thomes
Violin Solo...... ........ El Cuvatina
Clarencc Arpbld. ‘
Soar—We Come We Come...
Stlrool.
Song—A Child's (lift.
Miss Edith Seymour.
Concert Prelude,
Miss Durrln‘s Class.
Recitation~Tme Builders.
Miss Carpenter's Class.
Song—Little Builders,
'Boy's Class.
Recitation~The Stranger at the Door.
Miss Marion L'llornmcdleu.
Song~llnrra to Do Right,
School.
Recitation—Scatter the Seed,
Olive i’or‘cy.~
. Recitation-«Sunbeam
Olive lllpson.
Concert Rocitaiioirvli‘lvs Little Birds
Miss l.‘ llornniedleus Class.
Song—Little Bird.
Miss Purmclee‘s Clans.“
.Song—Plonccr Sunday School.
chool. -
_.... ._...-—- . .--. .._...._.,... ......_._._..
Horace E. Dash 8: Son.
46 WALL or, NORWALK. ll
Real Estate and
Insurance-
WI 'hsvo sovorsl decided bargains
in I‘ncoms producing property that
must increase In vsnro With the rapid
growth of the town.
llll illiillil Bill- lllilllll
[AWN MllWlR
has a. Double Steel Ratchet. like
lightning in action. Has a Triple Gear,
entirely enclosed. so that no dirt or
cut grass can find its way into the
pinions and clog them. Has a
micrometer adjustment. '
Chas. E. Dow
11! WASHINQTON STREET: '
we"! 0v.-
-
,_
S .
Recitation—Pioneer Supdny School.
Miss Alberta Twlss.
Recltation—Sinfidflls Pulse,
_ Missfi, MMVGJOY._
lilllililil.
DcKlyu's steam yacht Nylked lays
off Bell island with a crew of seven.
C. E. Stevens is superintendlng re
pairs to the breakwater at Bole ls-
iand. 1' i"
The Hanna Cottage Sound View
Belle island. has been taken by New
' Yor it people.
Captain Tsppan. of the New York
police force. has rented lilll View cab-
in Belle lsiqid.
MOI-r..—
The children of st John's
school, Stamford, batik” out
terday afternoon, at
The Belle island improvement So
ciety has opened ll tin-all park, and is
showing an enterprising spirit Very
commendable. '
hisi
myes-
t.
Mrs. Aimee L. Ferries. of South
. '\'.orwnlk is passing a few days with
Mrs. John ii Ferris, at Cobble Cot-
tage, Bell island. .
Rev. William James and Mr. and
Mrs. Russell arrived Tuesdlly It the
Ellen House, Belle island which up-
shed on that date.
William Smith of Belle island, and
a party of friends went 'to Bridgeport.
Thursday evening, in his enclosed au-
tomoblle, and attended the Jedries
Berger sparring exhibition in Srriifh's
ltheatre. .
The South Norwallr water main is
being extended from. Highland avenue
do'ivn the West street hill towards the.
former Keeler ice houses. This is in
accordance With a vote of the South
Nor-walk common council and the we
A Timely Eminent,
For All House-Owners
This is the «on for clashing
up the preml {sixteen and the
'Icrubbrusofur'tbohnouoo and
the asks for the lows are good.
but they dont' your enbugb.
You can oleo dirt sway, but
to make the .h as, the horns,
; stables and looped right thsy~
. showtime befrésbenod up with
.shit .
We have everything for tho
pointing—linseed oil. tor-psi.
brunt-II Ind “
1 Atlantic is... write uni
Moors! Am ,
roll Mucus
‘ ouroH ,sov I-Aln'rhs sumo
we otur‘r‘l prairies this White
lead' I
t your painting.
See its“:
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tor commissioners.
There will be a meeting of the com-
mittee to plan for the library recon
ti. The meeting will be ';heid I‘t
Mrs. C. E. Buckley‘s Tuesday eroding
at 8 p. In. All the cars and calico:
tors of severance form the committee
and are arsed. to attend. .
Tho lawn p y for thé benefit of the
110me pub school library came
tout very successful close: last av
lng.ai_’socloc buds utmwsopm‘
duced by the sir. I"like. 6Y9”
held on the large lawn in
school. ice cream and cake are for
sale, as well .as lemonade. and oils
grades were largely patronisod by a
generous crowd
The Red Men are the in, st' to up
range a monster field day oh
Point. This event. In to» oeom‘
my, July 31. and 'is to he held
the auspices of Guru Trl
ford. The usual track and no
will be held. Tharp will . bent
rites open to colleges. schools
silos, I novice taco
events I: media W Menu
., «,1
one
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ma .
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so is.
do“ consign
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lfiguldimb.
, in. Mission; ii- osmnbori 3 as.
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a.
a vary on) Ibis
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truism“ ”iii“
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George a%dwntll. 8 k5“ , '.
a-yYork. r-
0W: ‘,‘ TOTE .w
Mo. New' York; Richard Golden.
flail: Norwsllv. George Foote, South
k; Mrs. John H. Ferris, South
k; Marshal Andrews. South
ik: Willem li'. Clark,
0?. ,8 amour. New York.
illlom ibry. Donbury; 'Mrs.
La sbury. manners; James Stew-
In. ow Yuk. Arthur Todd nodding:
George Shapird. Bethe]; Mr Plant.
New York;. Mills Farrell, New York;
any. i bury; Arthur
' rm Minor.
Druutst s. H. Al ' Journalist! to
New York Thursday or a day's, visit.
rived for the summer from New
York. k,
George Alloire. of New Haven, for-
merly of Dorian, was in town this
week. ,
Mrs. Albert C. Wilson and ,Mrs.
Percy Cantrell were at Roton Point
Tuesday. '
lt‘. V. Zahn. of the firm of Zahu and
Driscoil, was a New Yorker for a day,
Thursday. .
Mr. Northbridge and family will re-
street, this week.
Charles Goff has been putting lin-
Austen's block. Main street.
Dc. Alice Lyon Fitch is erecting a
story-arrd-a-half bungalow opposite
“Ccdar'wild” on Maple avenue.
A large applotree blew down Sun
day night in the west side of 0 C
Bowen‘ a grounds on Main street.
also completed somber new boat.
Miss Ella Estes has rented the
Bates homestead to
Miss Blanche Odell and Miss Ads
Wars. of Mt. Vernon, New York.
were guests Thursday of friends in
Darieu.
S. Harkncss McCrca has just com
'blcted a new tennis court on his
grounds at Noroton. John Fairbanks
superintended the work.
-——r-~"“
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Willmott.
Jr.. dun bter Miss Susie and son
Howard
ly enjoyed visit ‘to New York and
Gooey island.
John Oldrin and son. Ralph, who
has been quite ill and under the doc
tor's care are much improved. and
Mr. Oldriu was able to resume business
again this week.
Mark Wilburs team of spirited
horses ran away Sunday from the Do
rlen station and were caught near
the Episcopal Church. Norotou. No
one Was injured. t
Miss Libble L. Seeley and Master
George H. Meridifh, of Cleveland. 0..
had a sail Monday to Cold Spring. L
l.. on the Stamford boat Victor and
spent the day with friends.
June 15 is the day the friends of
Benjamin Weed, of Noroton. “de
light to honor." Wednesday, June 16
was Mr. Wood's 88th birthday anni
yer'sary. He has been quite ill re
costly. but is now recovering and is
gale to sit up.
Constable Wilbur Bates had quite a
busy time this week serving notices to
dog owners who had not paid up. Con-
stable Baleo served about‘ a dosed no
(lees and all except two parties prompt
ly paid up The cases of State Luder
and George McGuire were set bellort
Justice of the Peace William H. Will
mutt Jr.
George Dugdsle. of Newton. met
with a very painful accident a few
days ago while fishing on his motor
boat. When drawing in the line, his
foot accidentally caught in the works
of the engine and wvos badly later
tried. it was reported that smpuia
*tion would have to take place, but at
l‘sst second the pity slclan thought
his foot. Won (1 he saved.
The Dorian baseball team is schedul-
ed. to play the strong North: Ends oi
Bridgeport, this aftemoopf‘on their
diamond in the North: lot. There being‘
no game. at Amusement Park. South
Norwslk this Saturday, on account of
a. circus there. it is hoped to have
some of tin; Norwslk basebai! fans
over. Fred Smith who covers 1e
field for the Norwalkl, Wllli be in the
Dorian line up.
The annual entertainment and
strawberry festival of St.
Church. Norman, Which was
Hook and Ladder Hall. last night. was
Bi! {find we: in
s cos n so.” are
“all uses». lac-1‘s a
who ever fall to
tile church.
“to tal tboy'willt‘ van. in.-
can r on was vehy
reread tinghand dgreotlnyppl easel! the north
shop. 1 waspmvidqd dqdbv Mir! m-
ryrt.Mo lined, with i“!
. ,acp fill ll
W {its sficfiéns
the.
.. @de
indolent. stole slip set such I
" The Dealer: lip tress Men's Associa-
dent toes are
. 1"... ,
? il-zml .
tel“:- ,. cool if“ tattoo on
emerald hummus
Bi'roh Post,
New lira?
Isle, "m llr v. New
Je‘n’o Ferris, PhotofN .Jo n P..
w le'lleld and family have 9.1-,
turn to their summer home on Oracle .
ishing touches to the painting of .
Sun McCrea has just launched his :
boat. the winner of two cups. and has .
the New York :
family who occupied it last summer.
ve returned from a great- f
in to naval usage and, as‘ far as practice-
Amt! partment. that those should be no mis-
me;
on. ,
.(‘uuvuisiousm
it is understood thatathls matter will
be taken under advisement further. the
intention being not to let it drop with
the discussion at the last I sting. An
lather Iubiect discussed w the tale
{phone service. it was mainlilned that
while to telephone company promis
led residents the service all over the
town for $18 pe'r year this has not been
gran-led into ..effect The telephone com.
my will be commuhicoted with on
the stiblect'
A Pittsburg paper of recent date
gintstinp a picture of Charles Abbe of
titles with a ve complimentary
notice of our tale ~ followoowns
man. which says in part: “Mallow.
Harry Davis. of the Grand Opera-
last night when he arinounced than
he had engaged fohr old- time local
favorites for the new Harv Davis
stock company: Walter Edwards.
Margaret Diils. Charles Abbe and
Gerald Griffin. ' ‘ ‘ Charles Abbe,
the character comedian of the
company, spent several seasons
in this capacity with Mr. Davis's
stock company. indeed. he was
so much attached to Pittsburg and
Pittsburgers seemed so much
inched to him. that Mr. Abbe. ever-
;lnce. has considered this city his
home. His performance in “Charlie's
Aunt" will ever remain in the mem-
ory of Pittsburg theatregoers as an
example of the bes ncharacter words
that has ever b presented in
stock. Mr. Abbe has sustained lib
reputation since leaving . Plttsburg.
He was in the orligual production of:
"The Round Up." in the ow Amstorv
dam Theatre New York. and latterly
has supported Wilton mkaye. in
“The Battle." He has been the prin-
cipal comedian of the Fifth Avenue
Theatre stock company. New York, of
the Harlem; Opera-house stock com
may and at Keith I Proctor‘ s. 125th
Street Theatre. Mr. Abbe has mm
things in his favor. He has urictlon.
individuality and personality. He
was considered the best. » com
that had ever been attached to the
Davis forces " a
NAVY ETIQUETTE' in
.The following was issued Tuesday
from the Adjutant-generals office; “““
The following order from the navy
department is published for the infor
motion of all concerned and will gov-
em:
‘ ‘ Navy Department. -
' - ' Washington, June 9.11909.
General Order. No. 28. t
It has come to the attention of the.
department that much uncertainty ex-
lsis regarding the formalities and eti-
quette to be observed by vessels of
W ..
vessels of the navy.
The department desires' that, when
company with vessels of the naval
militia. their intercourse shall conform
ble. to the regulatsions for the govern-
inept of the navy.
at. v. nevus.
. Secretary of the Navy.
it is the desire of- the navy depart-
ment. which is coincided in by this do-
understanding among all concerned.“
to the relations which should.“ obtain
mattress the regular servioelnd
militia The navy department deems
it nocessary that the navy re uldtions
concerning honors. carom “on
rings of lispslo ail
ditlssoti
-o cars will It all times, be very. core
ard’uette. and customs of the dorms. ,.
, esident Roosevelt is money"?
There was a man wh
hwyr.
oilemcdyl' ' ‘
house sprung u ‘surpriso on Plttsburg’ .
the state naval militia when meeting .
vessels of the navy' meet, or are in .
in story.
”gorse shall so is to that W91“. udilitlal.
droid. and commanding
fui s‘n’d attentive in all tuition of sti-
' "America will he lonesome ‘hen '
up, John. I hear I
! at.”
Iii lit up if that
assertion"
W
National Lesgue Standing.
W. is P,.C.
Pittsburg .....36 13 .136
Chicago ...., ....... 33 18 .m
Cincinnati .........28 2i 9.
New York ..........2( 21 . _
Philadelphia ....... ‘22 24 .4 8
St. Louis ........... 21 so .412,
Brooklyn ........... 17 31 ‘ .354
Boston , ........ ....l3 -33 .283.
" . ..YIItord ’I Results.
Pittsbu'l‘x, 3; quorlt, 2 (11 is-
nni all).
‘Cincipn‘sti. 4; Philadelphia. 1.
. Command”. .
Boston at Shim
New York ‘3 m I?! I. .
, Philadelphia It rm- .
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Sunday Borneo.
Boston at St. inch.
New York at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati. ‘
Brooklyn at Chicago.
American Lung: Standing.
.. L.
Detroit ..... . . . . . . ..31 ‘19
Philadelphia .. . .. ...28 “1
Cleveland ....... . ..25 23
Boston .......... ‘...26 R. M '
New York ..23 .23
Chicago 24.
8t.Louis.......... .19 29'
Washington . ... ..... 17 29
Yesterday's Results. ‘
Philadelphia. 3, Detroit. 1.
Washington.-. -5; St Innis, 'o_.
Cleveland, 10; New York!
.1...
Games Today.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Washinflon at New YOrk.
Chicago It Detroit. 1 ’
St. Louis at Cleveland.”
Cloi'ols a”.
netroita stt. Loss. .‘ ., ”
Hartford- .2i
Sprina‘fimr ........2
Holyollg .~-..........2
.New,rHayen ........2 .‘
watepbrrry~.........
New Britain, .......11 '
Bridgeport o' .v.'i,:lr7.v.16» ‘1‘.
Northampton .
Vests _ II ,
Waterbury. 10;' New Britain, 4.
Springilpld. 11: New Haven. 8 J
Nort amnion, 12; letford. 8.‘
Ho] ice. 7; Bi'lilmllol‘h 6.
WW“ .
flames Today“
Bridgeport at Northwptoh.
New Haven at Holyolto.
Hartford spawn
Springfield
the,“ and mi’deniilimlh 3? 3“
falls, at the Exposition rsbi.
in host —Got
Cogent n snout p—oo to sleeps:
dw‘i hummus sol-s the. -
pecker next door.-Bt Lo. Times. ,
Norwalk Chronicler