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Hit! Editor'ulnldence ‘
a; ' . .
Conrad Price, of New York, ill spend
in; Memorial Day at his home in West
avenue.
The board —otaestlmete and apportion
merit will hol another meeting Tues-
day evening.
William Tracey. J r.. is spending Dec
oration Day at the home of his parents
in West. avenue.
Hoyt Moses. a Yale student, is
spending the holiday at his home in
Arch street. with his family.
Henry Valient. of New York. a form-
er Norwaik boy. is spending the holi-
day at his home in Union avenue.
W. Franklin Bishop. of Yale. spent
yesterday, and is spending today at the
. home of his rather in Beideu avenue.
Harold Van Liow now employed as a
llllOlype operator in New York City is
spending Decoration Day at. his home
in Norwaik. ‘
Jack Hyatt. a former Norwaik young
man now of East Orange. N. .l. is visi-
ting his family ill Westport avenue (M
or the holiday.
._.‘._.
.Mrs. Elmer Hyatt. of Broad River
was operated upon yesterday by llr.
W. J. Tracey assisted by Drs. A. N.
Clark~und l“. l. Burnell.
. m
The comet was again visible Satur-
day evening and Pine liill was cover
ed with comet seekers all of whom
saw what they were looking for.
5—Don't forget,
Day St.
come.
grand opening, 21
Wednesday. June 1. All WtIl—
Charles Slgsway. manager.
MI and Mrs. l. D. Hage'iihach and
daughtei Hclen. of New York. are
guests for own the holiday of Mr. and
w A. W. Druyiuss. oi' ltllilllillll
ictt .
Miss Lillian Deverell who has been
employed in the probate oliice oi
Judge Henry W. Gregory for some
time will resign her position there this
evening.
The NOl‘Wltlk Fire Department oth-
cers held a meeting last evening and
mktters of routine huslncss were trans-
acted. The Firtmcll's Fair next fall
was given a boost. »
The many friends of Warren (inacr
who has been at the Norwnlk Hospital
for some time. is rapidly rccovcriult
from the operation which he lllllli'i'-
went for appendicitis. ,
The Misses Nan anti Thcrcuc (‘lll‘ilih
ugh; Harry Snyder. and Jules Levine
0t Paterson, N, J.. are visiting with
Captain and Mrs. Thomas Hunt. at
tlielr home on Riverside. avenue
Notice has been filed in the town
clcilt' a otllce to the effect that l"l'itllk
Brown intends to sell his saloon
business on Railroad avenue to the
lmliadons island Company on or be
forc June 9th.
which, attention! Read (i'lirlcn's
adv, page S. Palluinss. straws, caps.
soft hats.
O
Master Eustace Taylor. of Wcatport.
was admitted to the Norwlilk liospital
\osteldsy afternoon and operated up
on sodn afterwards by Dr llllnlorllcr
assisted by Um Walter liitt lllOik
and Dr. Henry C. Sherer. lll‘ in rest,
lng comfortably today at tho IIIHIIIII'
tlon.
St. Mary's Sanctuary Choir team do-
fouled tht Clillkers Juniors on the
third inlll lot yesterday morning by
the score of ill to it) in tlll’lnicrcul-
in“ garlic oi baseball. The battery for
the St. Mary's was Hmith lllid linlles:
try, and for the Clinker Jr. was licor
Illg and Mulvoy. .
‘I Miss Louise Reynolds. former hook-
keoper in W. L. Olsen's shoe store. lilltl
who was succeeded by Miss linrrlct
Broiherton when silo wont to Weston
. for her health, which was not of tho
best. spent Saturday Ill Norwalk and
was greeted by htIr host. of friends.
Hill! is much improved anti the country
nlr seems to nurse with her.
A new club for Catholic Womcn and
girls is about to be formed by Miss
Anita Murphy, of the lioston Store
Tile name of the club will be the Rose
i n Club and will be situated In Miss
urphy's house. recently built on
llreuory‘s poilit lilast
Olin will open June 15th with a card
pdt’t'y‘antl entertainment at the club
house. Music will play during the ov
uning and those who are receiving the
invitations are considered fortunate.
m
IVENING llN'I'iNIL TILIPHONI
IBM-LI
Norwalk. The
SKLVATOR CHARIOTT
General Contractor
newer. water work. gracing, mason-
ry .work and rock excavation
mates cheerfully given on all contract
. work. {Orders are solicited.
Tel. 816-3
liietl- l
26 WOOU Street I
Joseph the
spending the .
climb at
Q
Will ii. at Torrinstcu. is
spending 5!? buy at his parental
home on Strawberry Hill.
W
The worEI. of; "
doors in than
..of Norwalk. is
at the Snake Hill .
7 log the new cement."
.,,street tire houses
tomorrow. .
d urns has returned from a
tripvthrourhhm the them part of the
state to h nNorwslk.
W
Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Sanford of
New Milford. mermaid g a few days
with Herbert mu South NorWalk.
Politics about Norwalk have not
started up as yet. but there are many
irons in the lire which will soon be red
hot.
A“
Motherland over Sunday and Decors
tlon Day ‘
u
Mrs. Henry Turner, of Main street,
has gone to Danbury, where she will
be the guest or friends fer Sunday and
Decoration Day.
A G. Gerrish. of New York, is spend-
ing Sunda and Decoration Day with
James Mc llister at t* lstter's home
in Union avenue/
W
Marshall and ._ Everett Pegs, or
Bridgeport. are spending the holiday
with their uncle andaun‘t. Mr. and Mrs.
James H. Flynn. oi Franklin avenue.
1-~'*----—-
George Conklin sud Daniel Webster.
of Brooklyn, were entertained over
Sunday and today hyJ‘rank 8. Bath
wltz at his home ill Scribner avenue.
Louis Vorlin, Jr... is spending yester-
i day and today with his parents on Elm
crest Terrace. Louis Is now employed
I lit a but factory in Jlanai Orange. N. .l.
Charles Bennett. formerly a Non
l wnllt hatter. who is now working ill
I East Orange, N. .l., is spending the iiol-
iday with his parcnts Olllll‘l’ltllkllll avo-
nne.
. -
Miss Genevieve Kali. of New York
City, is being entertained for l)ec'-oin
lion Day by Mr and Mrs t‘liurlcs ’i‘.
lllniond. at their spacious residence in
West avenue
1). A. Mct‘lililock and J. W. Simona.
of Port Chester. spent the day Sullil‘»
day in Norwnik on business. The trip
front Port (theater was made in Mr. Si.
iilon's largo touring car.
An extension has been erected on
tho bop oi‘ the titll chimney of tlic t‘iu-
ctt, Peabody and Company‘s factory in
North Main street. The chliiiiicy “Ill
be gh‘t‘ll a coat oi puiut tomorrow.
Mrs. Albert Grindrod. of Bridgeport.
who recently underwent a serious op~
oration at her home, is grcntiy improv-
ed and Mr sister. Mrs. Fletcher Van
Hoosenr, has returned to her home lil
Westpert avenue.
That The as Murray. of thc Nor-
walk Post 0 CB force of mounted cur-
rlcrs has a fast speed boat is on midis.
liliIOd fact. The other day with a par-
ty of several men friends he made the
Country Club dock from the llolnies
iicelcr and Selleck (‘o.'s dork iil ulx'
ici-thiinuies.
The Twin City Bowling alloys were
.opcn for the last time this season.
Saturday night. and many took the op-
portunity to bowl I garlic II that time.
l‘roprlotor Robins will no to iluusrds
tiny Massachusetts. where he owns I
voltage With his wife and child on
Wednesday, to remain for the summer
Velie “40”
It bosiitiiul family car comfort.-
nbly nccomnmduling iivc l‘iasscir
ilcrs anti doing it with perfect stitc-
ty and comfort.
'I‘IiiI long wheel base of ill”)
incllefl. iii x 4 inch tires and 56
ac roll elliptic spring suspension in-
surcs easy riding qualities under all
conditions.
Quick detachable rims and tires
which are larger than the weight
oi the car calls for. The weight In
exactly limb lbs. We hawI (“W on
the iloor {or Ililnicdinto delivery.
.1800.
Hanfdrd & Brooks
42 NORTH MAIN BTRIET
SOUTH NORWALK
a
A STRONG TESTIMONIAL
W
Front a Dlulnwllhed OcutiIt Whose
Name Will II Given Upon
Application. \
i can with confident-o recommend
Ilr. lilvk'n Medicine. in use. it accent»
pillows all which ill claimed for ii.‘ I
can endorse it as of imperial elllcicucy
‘ in in (lrlppc lllld Rheumatism.
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Dwellings. llama»: Wes;
Must lie lNSURED.
or .AII'I ‘
”mice
Illegitimate Auto Bargains
ncy
iThe LflWt-glw
it Iotrr
mus Dill!
sour it
NORWAL .
to a sutuiuIr to.
I chief delights are
.rcay veranda: whim
t theshnde and enjoy“ '
blefllfi.
sort. and “a
_. throttle. until
‘ you out «it
1 l. cool debit
Ill!“
: ”295$..th railway. ..'. "{‘ifié ‘
. ‘ |§hkflfla=33 all A
your! Iowa-«ll,
unit It! heats
We luncmiur or m‘
Mr. slid Mrs. George Travis. 0! Dana
bury. are staying with Mr. and Mrs. .
I
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Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free 7
68 WALL STREET.
Porch'Shadoo
sit by “Mini
with mm“ "MW?” “WWW W‘
Simdmtull uteri to y it All
they at n
Dill
Vii. rooms
V uPdor
The“
than
are “whirled "fifhalll'
the woodwcik at your home.
I out o i I summer sun
wit
th lh I ,h «to Item and“ 1
are Mersecially commended tor oil—E
mini, III "‘0 up.
event on re to him
You are especiall requested to
view the Vudor ilhlblt in our
shade department
Optician
PHONI “I.
sooxseeesae
STENOGRAPHERB
OFFICE Aeeiennre
Port Chester
DON’T M188 THE OPPORTUNITY TO
PREPARE FOR BUSINESS
At MERRILL COLLEGE
COMPETENT
Stamford
South Norwlillt, Chan
.0. B. Jackson.
. J. C01lin‘s Co.
Funeral Directors and Enlistment. ,
1 18 North Main Street.
0“. I.
NORWALK. !
Are Wanted
South Norwalk
WUMII‘N '8.
"‘C‘l
I
l ;Ԥ$d.l
Many Men oi lsll‘iany Minds
MAY WANT PHOTOGRAPHS OF MANV KINDS.
. THOSE WHICH ARE PERMANENT CAN BE HAD AT
The North Studio
NO. 73 WASHINGTON ST.
l‘ MILDREN S SHOES,
I \\ IIIIIlI
OOId‘V
o-Im I
lI-IIIOOOI
as “oil Hit the
Our Prices Are Within Reach of All
FLYN N &, RYAN
00 WASHINGTON STREET.
Why Not OWN Your Home?
Six Modem Cottages With All improvemenul
Located on WOODWARD AVENUE. one of the Most Desirable Coo-
tlonI of Iouth Not-walk
Fine row oi largo shade trees. good walks. level Iota. handy to
trolley, and within walking distance of elstlon and factories.
Prices Ranging from $3600 to $5000
”.000 Down. science on Mortgage It 8%
inquire oi CHAS. E. HOT?“
Reason No
The casing or ticket on an ARtlAND 80".er is made of near; cut
Iron which is lino
living rooms
with asbestos.
Mil
SOUTH NORWALK.
Quhlity Is Our Magnet
bccause we sell only the host Wi «mini: lines of BOYS MISBES' and
loading lluos lll MENS and,
IOUTH NORWALK.
BUT ONLY
The host does not radiate in the collar
but is retained ill the boiler. nbuorlwd by the water and distributed iu~the
No waste boat but whom you want it and when you want it
installed by any hunting contractor
The Argand BOiIer Co;,
aeolian sounds nan some momma
IT IS TIMII T0 FURNISH YOUR PIAuA Wl’l‘ll
Porch Shades, Chairs, Rugs all.
Haminocks '
SOUTH NORWALK. OONN.
.i.‘ l‘
Our limit in large sail varied but we would call special attention to
our COUCH HAMMOCK
W Int-prised at the mfort they Inord.
The A I. ANGEVINE a son cc.
_ 134 no WAQMINO‘I’ON eraser.
it you have never tried one of these you will
COUTH NORWAL’KP
‘ illusion street. are spending the day
, field Miles. .1
. or (that
All cats remind us or most women;
they think they roan sing. . l
Mayor Leeinoa Brandish was in
New: York City Friday on business. ‘ i
i
m
~
Frank Grindrod. of Brill!!!
rt. is
”ending the day with triendan
ibwn.
Dr. E. H Jones. is spending Dechru- l
tion Day with friends in Hancock.N
Y. t.
‘ Examinations tor the state teachers'
llcgnses Were held in Hartford on 8st-
ur ay.
LAST
Harold Green. at New York. is
spending the day with his parents In
Norwslk
Mrs. William Roe. or Mantis street,
returned from a visit to Newark. N .l..
Baturddy.
Frank Kelley. of Philadelphia is
spending the holiday at his parental
home iti West avenue
Blanche Wctiierwax. or West street.
a spending the holiday with her grand
mother. in Port Chester.
Walter F. Nutt, oi East Rochaway,
spent Friday and Saturday at the
home of Harry 3. McAillster.
m..—
Come the
Mrs. Frederick Squires oi liahwav.
New Jersey. is the guest of her sisters. .
the Misses ficudder. of West street.
Charles N. Bradley. of chestnut
street. is laid up at his home with an
attack oi inflammatory rheumatism.
Jack Cochct ham is spending Memor-
ial day with his sister in South Nor
walk. llc lavexpectina id return to
New Yolk tomorrow. .
it mil) luI of some interest to know
that just 479 years ago today Joan of
Arc the French girl martit‘. was burn-
ed at the stake at l‘toucu. Franco.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Seymour and
Mr, and Mrs. Howard Baker. of Liv-
wtth friends and relatives in Spring—
Tlic ilroud River and Newtown ave-
nue lint,I had a large cur on the run you.
icrdny all tiny and the regular trolleys
were running ill doubles all day to ac
couloiiate the crowd which \i’us goinn
ahorcwurd.
Thomas Slcrling put his
speed launch in the «our Saturday.
The boat as it was carried through
the streets on a wagon atlrnctcd nlnch
lulcrcst because of tho graceful lines
upon which silo was built.
famous
yam. TEL. «3.
(in Wednesday cloning thcrc will he
a ichcnruill oi the pint t‘muilt gallon
in .\‘oruulit In the Kilill Words (‘ll‘tlc
and the Egbert. t‘lub. it is the illicit-
.ion to rcpciit this play in Lockwuod's
flail. and all lotricr participants are
”Ill?“ ‘0 I’l‘ Itrt‘fil'mv Window Glass of every description.
Sash Weights and Cord.
Moulded Wooden Gutters. two sizes.
"Lincoln" Asphalt Fabric Roofing
warranted.
w.
llorurc Keyworth launched his
speed boat L‘yt‘lono. Sniurdny and as-
ulnishetl the boat enthusiasts oi Non
walk by rcuclilnu a speed of nearly
chnti i\\tl miles an hour lic will rule
mint at ”it Now llk Y‘lltlll (‘luli with
he boil! oi hithur limt.
(‘iilmnl chrnc D Russell. oi the
.\or\\aik Hotel, has returned ilonl a w
cut trip to New Hampshire. where
he has bcoli rimming. out ilnd NUO)
tux ihu ”Xt‘t‘llt'm ilsiilnu that his camp-
nu plat c adordcd lie enjoyed every
monu at or his excursion
Iir I: P Allen oi New \'.ork broth-
er of Dr. i. M Allen. toinmodore of
tho Norwalk Yacht Club. had his house
boat anchored off the club house 8a. It‘-
dsy. Roads) and today The family
will return to .\‘cu York tomorrow but
about June ltlth will take possession oi
the houseboat for the sununcr.
as “Century Compound."
On Thursday evening Cockcnoc Hay-
nlukcrs’ Association of Hl'd Men will
give to tho Uncaa liuyniakers of South
Nurwillli. the banquet, which they lost
to them in the H‘l‘t'lll pluochlc tourna-
ment. [All-ll your thtI (lockonoe lIuyI
Illakt‘l‘fl won. The bunuqct will be oi
elaborate proportions and a grand time
is anticipated.
Hugh Cook. driwr ior thr I‘ioneor
Hook and Ladder thrown, on Main
street. who has been laid up for
some limo with rhcniltslism. Is now
much iliiprm‘od and expects to resume
his duties ill the tire house on Wedneu
day. Arthur lion who has been the ac-
ting driver during Ab. Cook‘s illness
will remain in the fire house us an all
alatnntsuntll the tire house floors have
been laid.
W. Oscar admin and wife. who were
suspected of knowing something about
the manner in which the Mood! Milli!
fires “were started. moved out of the
house unlit-r order-n from (i. A. Franks
on sstiirdsy. They now have their
furniture and clothing In the boat
house right iii the roar oi the Moody
house and it in ihotmht that they will
livrI there. The hunt house iii a one
room aitulr and has not been in use
as a boat house tor some time.
Taxpayers of the City ol’ South Nor:
walk and the Union School District,
should nomembor that tomorrow and
Wednesday will he the last days in’
which to pay the town now due. unless .
they desire to pay interest It die rate
100 PER
:1 «WIN Ava
intZ’s
Closed All Day Today
at the
WHITE 3 LE
Tomorrow. ,,
Good Bargains in Sheets
Pillow Cases
Muslin Underwear
Linens, Dresses
All Day
Bathrooms Complete
$5000 s
—-AT-—-
The Heating and Plumbing. Co. ..
23 MAIN STREET. NORWALK .~
Century Compound
Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roofs
But the preparation called "Noterlealt" Is not suitable for stopping
bad looks or for use on old or poor roofs and not as lasting or durable
The above testimony was cllen under oath at the injunction hear-
ing in the Stamford Court. April ii. i910
We otter the Century Compound at 50c PER GALLON and guar
antes all rooting work [pr three years.
The Century Rooting & Manuiaéturing Co.
83 WASHINGTON OTREIT.
AUTOMOBILE 1
Telephone I“.
DAY
Last Day
in.“-
The Hatch a Bailey Co
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
YARD TEL “#1-
Onc. two and threeply Tar Paper
Slaters' Paper.
Sheathing and Buliders' Paper.
Hair insulating and Deafenlng Papers.
i
IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOUR
AUTOMOBILE. GET FIGURES AT
LUTHER M. WRIGHT 5
NORTH MAIN AND UNION 8T8.
WE SELL
Neverduéty Street Oil
GALLON
0r Will Oil Your Street for lc Square Foot-
. MANUFACTURID DY t
Century WATERPROOFING Coin any
site-r NOAWALK:Q¥”‘
of nine r cent. per mount. The City
Norwuik assessors will also
hold their last session in tile (Munch
Chamber. in Washington attract. on
Tuesday trust to to n oclock. and
from I to is p. in. and french 9 p. in.
iLondoil Chronicle.)
‘ The mystery of the use of the hy
nhen in it} gliIh has been discussed in
these col mus. yiit no one has ling
rented it reason why printers should
Illillli on Downinmltreel instead of
Downing street the first being on
nearly wrong and the second ohvi
cusly right to the plain mind not more
Absurd still iii the insistence on the
hyphen in today and Mort“. For
years this writer perllmtly wrote to
any and tomorrow but his little urn
trade was of no avail; the commenci-
or reader would not let him more We
use no hyphen in yeslomuy why use
ii in the other who America has
Itmt Commissioner John “alone
an bad a tom of men at our: on the
perks and flower moan“ about the
town for over I week. and channel-tale.
iy do credit to the cosmetic work out
upon their improvement. lithium!
had arrangements are for the ailing
of the 'Itrcets which ll be begun to
inomw. Iir. Malone has seen ths'trcla
Icy continuity iluthcrltlesi and that
here siren their promise to use that
the antics between the tracks In oiled
liliir week.
one or rat Hvri-tsu.“ '
done somethluu toward the elimination i other color desired.
or the unnecessary hyphen. rind film
, at least. We might copy her.
'i
Lulnber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
The New York Herald tulle about a
“straw paint" which is used for M-
inot-lug the freshness to failed
stunned white or colored lists:
fluid is made solely for colorl
and will not run when rain . .
all sites blanking has been m
do by anyone who am tried to '
on up and old hat by an lying to
head adornment that in low“?
tended only for tootgcer.
color-ins iinid an old black but can
painted to look like new. and any.
can be restored to its minimum"
iisncy of colmlna or chewed
Norwalk Chronicler