it you tut“. cultivated a taste tor
good pure. Candy.
oun HOMI MAO: owners
will certainly tickle your palate. Ai-
waya treat: and optic as.
F. A. LANE
Tel. 409. 51 Wuhlngton at.
IBM NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Ndrwalk and vicinity: Unuettied
weather with rain tonight and Satur-
day. Brisk and possibly high north-
cast to east winst with fog. Heavy
rain has occttrred during the laat. 24
houra in the Mississippi Valley and
along the Atlantic count north of I-Iat-
terae. The area of low pressure is
central this morning near Knoxville.
Tenn. This produces u northeast
storm along the coast north of Virgin.
ria. High winds were reported Irom
Block Island. R l.. and Nantucket.
Mans. An area or high pressure cen
tral ovcr Montana is producing plant-r
ant tveathcr in the northwest.
WEATHER A YEAR .AGO TODAY.
’I‘elmpernturc: Low, 55; high, 62.
Cloudy.
—..-.-.
There will be dancing tomorrow cv-
ening at. the Norwalk Country Club.
—-Concretc, asphalt, content, tiag.
gravel walks. Raymond time.
The pupils of the Florence McMahon
Kindergarten sojournod to Mt. Tom
yesterday morning whore opcu air kin~
dergat‘ion exercises and a picnic were
held. Various games were played and
a delightful picnic lunch closed the
happy time.
——Whent, rye and oatmeal bread and
biscuits tomorrow. Iinnncr Bakery.
Mina Jane Dyan. who haa been teach-
ing in tho Marvin school during tltc
punt. year. has rcaigncd from that
action] and has boen channel! for the
coating year by the South Norwailt
Union school district. lilies Dyna trill
teach in the Concord school.
-~-~l’aniimas from $4.50 to $8. t)‘ltrien.
Frederick Miles has returned homc
from a successful business trip of four
months, during which he visited North
Dakota and other states and treat on
or tlte border into (.‘nnadu in the inter-
rate of a watch manufacturing cutt-
corn. Mr. Miles expects.- to begin an
other trip shortly.
—~-.‘vionc_r Inn't thc only thing in the
world Worth boring, but we know a lot
of people who t-un‘t think of anything
(‘ISt'Z that to. a grand opportunity to
saw moncy tomorrow. Mintz’s Rcd
Tag Sat. Sale. Soc advt-ttisemem,
page it.
'l‘hc I’rohibilioniate of the Town of
Norwalk will ltold a caucus tonight at
the Salvation Army Hall, in \Villoi‘
strcct, South Norwnlk, tor thc illll'litisl‘
0i cit-cling dclogaton to tho stan- rou-
vention, and also town (‘tllllIllIltu', and
to talk up the tuttilcr of holding social
mot-tinge with tho W. t l'. for par
poems of mutual inlcrcut.
---Slrawn, Straws. at ()‘Iirien's
We all how to thc etwct girl grad-
uate, and we Inuat do Mr honor by ac-
lccting the most charming gitlu to be
found, At the N. E. Ryan (Solo stori-
you'll find dainty prlnccaa Hiilltt, tho
prctticnt lncy pctticoalu. corset covers
of fluent matcriain. apannlcd tune,
purc uilk hoaicry, druney wuint, a wide
variety of culture and tho llt‘Wi‘Hl
ntyicn ill paranoia.
-—(lrad|nn. excavating.
Bron.
Rousing hood degrcu work. a uonial
crowd and a line banquet. tnntlc thoac
who worn pi‘t‘l-lt'iii at the coul‘t-rriuu oi
the royal purpli- lit-nrcc on one candt
date. at tho int-cling or Knbuonu itin-
campnicut bcld lust ('Vt'IlIIlK in thmr
ounrlcra on Wall nlrcct catrctnciy in)»
mi. It in all told in tho It-tv worda‘
“tho bout Nor." by one of them thin
morning. 'I'hcro won a nun crowd pro
ucnt and the work wan cnt'rlcd out in
on cxempinry tnanncr. 'I‘hn IIIIIIIIIII‘I
with no email feature or lhc croninu‘a
enjoyment.
Raymond
W m... «.0...
-—‘I have been aornowhal coatlvc.
but Dunn's ltoguletu gave tout the rc
unite dcelrcd. They not mildly and
regulate the bowelu pcrtuctly."~-
tloorue D. Krnuuc. 300 Walnut Ave.
Altooua. Pa.
A. J. Hand 8t Company
EEEIIIIIII ENGINEERS III
BilliIRIiiiiiiis
JOIIINO AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'c Theatre lulidlno. loath Non
walk. Conn. Phone 42:
ROBERT a. MONROE
Hence Mover and
. General Contractor
Work Prommly Attended TO
I. O. ION 738 IOUTH NONWALK
ESE
J
25c
Saturday Chocolates
.W
we write a meet attractive
MARINE POLICY
covering
Launches
against all the perils of the sea-m
«trending. linking, coltlaion and fire.
rArLoaa GOLDEN
74 WASHINGTON STREET. IOUTH
NORWALK. OONN.
TELEPHONE 165-2
VINOL
THI MODERN
Tonic Reconstructor
cow anv IV
F. H. BAXTER
“I ANDERSON'S
Launch Works
Boat Frames not up and may to
plank.
All kinds of repair wet-k.
Launches of all since built no order
by competent workmen.
OysterSheuPothorwatk
Suitable
Glasses
are a relief for a great. many of
your headachea. Let our I’hyaitian
who is a Skilled l‘ Lye Specialist. ex-
amine your crea. NO CHARGE
Ftlit itiXAMINA’i‘ION.
THAMER
Optician
STAM F0 R D -
CONN.
, T... Home cram Schafiner & Marx Clothes
Your Summer SuitI
What it will be; how it 'wiil‘ fit you. - how Well
it will wear; all depend on WHERE you
get your Summer Suit.
If you buy it here, you have our guarantee
of satisfaction; you are sure of the right
style: of pegfect fit; and if you don't get ALL
you think you pay for, you have your money
back without any fuss.
Grays, plain and fancy blues. a big line of
the finest suits ever brought to town. $10
to $30. “
Straw Hats and everything else fOr Summer
' wear but shoes.
*
TWO STORES: '
South Norwalk
_ 14 South Main St.
The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwalk.
COIitmodious
Launch “Ajax”
. (Capt. Wallace Batesl
Private lit-thing or sailing particx
mornings. ’l'crnm rcnsonublc.
AIWI‘ICItNUONS - - Delightful trips
around lighthouse and gas buoy from
Iioton I‘oim. 'i‘ickrln. 10c.
For further pnrticttiuru address A.
W. MILLS. Itowaytou. ’I‘cl. lite-l2.
All parties and tripu aubh‘cl
change on account of Weather.
In
NEW FACILITIES
Vulcanizing
enable us to make
a substantial re-
duction in the
price of
Repairs
Every Repair is Guaranteed
F. E. Lockwood
and Company
39 WALL ST., NORWALK
telephone
Paterson“30”
Light, Strong
Swift and Silent
A line hill climber, Mechanically
pcrImt and t‘titmli‘tu'lt'tIin’lliil the bout
matcriul throughout. with all the do
tuiiu ot‘ appointment curt-Itlliy nttcndod
to. 'i‘ho car that will take you any"
WIii'l't' and bring you back. The up
itm-p coat in touch li-un than upon any
oliwr our of wutui power
Sold t'tiilliiit'It', with manor-lo. Iult
lamp coulpnwnt, ut‘ilt't'itinl‘, Ito, the
Five pauwnacr Touring Car. . . $1.400
Four-punannucr 'I‘ouritm (‘ur. . . 41.400
It'ourwpnaacnucr 'I‘ourulmttt ...... $1.286
"We can deliver the nt‘)0dit“-~~'f0ti
can not your car tomorrow. ilon't, hc
put. MY with n "prumiae."
FIRST ctaea Aoroa iron man. ‘
By Day or Hour.
I OSCAR H. BANKS
AOENT.
NOIWALK, CONN.
BASEBALL GOODS
ROLLER SKATES. 50c up
Ind
FISHING SUPPLIES
or all kinde
At COLEMAN’S
MW! “Oil!
to North Main at. loath Remit:
.. .....m
START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT.
The success of your broods. from the moment they are out of the
shell. depends on the teed you use. "Bonnie” Chick Feed. homo pre-
plred and froth each day, is the kind you can depend on to make tine.
healthy win and future atlsady iuycra. Every gralu in "Bonnie
Chick Fe d is elvoot and sound. and In mild nutrition.’ Bonnie" Chick
Feed contains the choict‘st Imported litillcla. Iiue cracked charcoal
and thoroughly dried and relented grains. such an out meal, cracked
wheat. cracked harm and line old crnclo-d corn. Why not use. a re-
Iinblc. specially prepared, clean. wholcuomo food. fresh made each tin)”.
rather than food from the West. nemmuarly stale? Why tulle the
.cituncc when you pay as much it not more?
Quality Pint. Lu! and All the Time.
MANUEL TOIO HATCH.
"For the Land Suite” uu Bowkcr'l
Fertilizers for Lawn, Garden and
Field.
Auk For "Rennie"
ileum Ground l-‘oeda.
JACKSON’S STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHS AND LARGE PORTRAITS
The Children’s Studio
PICTURE FRAMING and HAND CARVED FRAMES.
Jackson's Studio
Opponltc Hotel 53 Walt at. NORWALK. CONN.
For the Best Spring Tunic Try Fresh Fish
Fiat Fish. Weaktich, Sea Bun, Buck Shad. Butter Flatt, Porglen, Halibut.
Moekerel. Blue Flatt. Eastern Salmon. Steak Cod. Eula, Roe Shad. but of the
season: Large Soft Crabs. Native Lobltera.
Neckl.
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
F;
Long and Round (llama. Little
b-
DON'T SEEK SHELTER under
huVo natinfntttuy Photographs of toutaclt until you have tried thaw
III" (‘Xt'lltil‘ IIIIII Still “0 TIM
from the
The North Studio
NO. 78 WASHINGTON 8T. « SOUTH NORWALK.
REFRIGERATORS
REFRIGERATORS
REFRIGERATORS
karatcaaaroas
Refrigerators
We have them all the way down the line from the largest and
best to the smallest and least expensive. Look them over now while
the line ii complete.
The A. J. Angevine a Son Co.
134-436 WASHINGTON cream. sourniuoawam
Horace Ferric, eon” part-unit N titer
try Club will rat, has tort the Namath High school.
it
(
or the governing
“A regular mocha
heard of the Nomad Do
be held this eveuiugn
the club. Several I
> .. w’.$fwt
touttfioaror ,Peanudy rectory in arm Maii‘iwggfl
immuim ..
,'Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
ti O'clock at and will commence in: work in 01%..
it?
Mr and tired. w. Morgan. oi Nun
Walk. and Mrs. Variand, of South NOr-.
walk have been stopping at the Hamp-
ton Inn, New Canaan.
Mrs. John Tryon will lead the meet-
eu as. it Is expected that the Miller
.aisteta will tendon one or more aelec
tiona. Come and hear them.
TELEPHONE CALL 120.- “
Dorlou House
(Gregory Ioulevard)
E A 8 'I' N O R w A L K
“a...”
Sea Food Cooked to Order
John E‘. O’Suilivan
PROPRIETOR. '
New Ordinance
The following ordinance was 3an
Iioard of Common (ontull ot the (‘ ity
oi“ South Vttvwalk at a meeting held
in thc citt chambers on \‘iunhington
atr.eet on Monday. Itme 6 1910:
An Ordinance Relative to the Opening
of Public 0; Private Ways or
attach.
tie it l‘itu‘tctcd by the Board of Com»
mon (fmmcil of thr- l‘liy of South
Norwnik:
Section 1. No person or corporation
shall opon within the limits of the
t'ity ot‘ South Not-walk. any public or
private way or sli'ct-i. tyxt't‘pi nude!”
and by \irtnc of an order of the t'om-
Inon Count-ii of said city.
Stlction ‘3. Any llt'l‘t-‘dlll or corpora
lion (monitor any public or private
street or nay within tho limits of said
city. cticcpt undcr and by virtuc of an
order of tho t‘otutnon t‘ouncil. and any
Iii-I‘Stili or corporation who shall aid
or uhnlal in no ottendmu, nliail tort‘cit
and pit} the said city a penalty of One
Hundred Dollars for M‘t-ry auth of?
Iona-t: any pcraou or persons or cor-
porntton oponiun ouch Mroct or private
way, or procuring IIIi.’ Hltiilt' to bc opt-Ir
cd. «hull solicit and pay an ioldilional
penalty of One Hundred Dollars for
I'\|'I‘) month that Mich r‘Il't‘t‘I or pri-
\Dit' nu) shall continue Uilt‘Il.
Atitltlil‘ti by tho t‘ontnuut t‘ouncii oi
tlu- l‘ity or South tht'ttttik Juno '2. Hill]
Ammitt-ti,
Illlltlfiil'l‘ .\I WOLFE).
Al tcht‘ Mayor
.iiili.\‘ .l ('I'Nldtl.
t‘ity t‘icrk
NOTICE
Annual School Meeting
'I‘lu hunt mitts of tin South Nor
\t‘ulk I uinn St hoot Illfi'illtl arc horcby
untitled and “Mood that the annual
meeting ot Milt! tIIriII‘iII will be held
at tho Franklin schoolhouse on Tuck-
dat Mouton, .lunc H, lillvl. at ‘i o‘clock.
to hunt the report». of thc lliatrict t‘ont
tllIIit o. 'l‘tvusurvt and t‘ollcctor tor the
past your. to arm-pt tho roaiminluni'
ot‘ Iturscil Frost trout Iiit‘ liiatrict t‘mtt~
‘ in at the Lighthouse Minion this ev»
milled. paused and adopted by thei-
Saeh Weights and Cord.
w
i
The Way in which an edible is served has
much to do with its appeal to the appetite. in
other words, it“s how it looks, and the same may
he said of anything a man wears.
The fellow who "always looks neat" la the
one who has taste in selecting his wearnbiee.
We have all the good men's wearabies tor the
800d old Summer time.
Strawr to Oxfords. Umbrellas to Trunks.
\
‘I.
Do you know our (ilolhca are right? You Do
lt'yon've worn them. You WILL it you'll buy.
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street, South Norwaik
Ben Hur Flour, bag, 80C“; bbl., $6.35
tiood Eggs. pcr doz ............... 256 Home Spinach, pk .............. .490
Strictly Fresh Eggs, doz ........... 32c 2t” to can Lunch Tongue ............ 200
Gold Medal Milk, can ............. 10c 50c tans .& S. Chicken ....... ....426
:t trans Corn ...................... 25c 3 cans Pena ........... . .......... 25c
:: cane Tomatoes .................. 25c Home Lettuce .............. . 50
New Potatoes at a low price, Radinhca. Wax Beans. Rhubarb, Cucumbers
and Strawberries.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
20 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 143.
The Hatch & Bailey CO
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
MILL TEL. 454. YARD TEL.”
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery tO a Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window Glass of every description. One, two and three-ply Tar Paper.
Siatera' Paper.
Sheathing and Builderl' Paper.
Hair Insulating and Deafenins Papal.
Moulded Wooden Gutters. two IIIOI.
"Lincoln" Asphalt Fabric Roofing.
warranted.
tuition. to elect a tttcntbcr of ”W said
t‘omntitlcc to liil IIIQ' \acnttct caused
by mid toutunation, to wit. a tun-miter
to Ht‘IH‘ until .IlII\ III. lillt‘: also to
elort nllt‘ ntcnibor ol‘ said t‘otnntilicc
to ht‘l'Vt‘ tor thrcc with truth .iuly l3.
Will. and othr (VIIIl'l“I'ii tor one your
from loud July lit. thin. in lay a tux
to tnvci titt- um vsunrt mpcttficn oi the
Iliatricl. and to put so much of tho
tnllt'blcdltt-zo. nl ~nld IIIhIl‘it‘l all shall
be ticvtbcd udtbtabic. to conaldcr thc
Illililt'l‘ of building: it It’lll't‘ about the
Franklin School xl‘tilllltih. and. II dccut-
c-d tuitienblv». to unthorto tbc Iliutricl
l‘omuttltcc to build such a learn; to
utilitottzc auld t‘oinluittt'v to rcntodol
tltc it'nudxtvn building. so called. no as
to tumble additional school accommo-
dationx. to nuthorlzl- nttd ompotvcr thc
IIIhIt‘ll'I t‘ommiltcc to borrow on tho
tII‘tIlI oi ”It llietricl auth u aunt of
money no may he noccnann to alert
the tuitcnt I‘\]i(‘ll8t‘h Oi said Ilintrict
tor the ensuing ycur and any \\“ulk
the t‘ontmittoo may be authorized mi
do. and to give the notch of the lite
irict IIlt‘l't‘IOI‘t‘; and to tranaact any
other lutainonn proper to t'tllllt' IWItlID
the utcntuut
Iinlcd at South Norwnlk. t'oun.
ii, iiilll
.Itlllt
.ttlllN ii. Litili'l‘.
RUSSELL FROST.
EDWARD liAltliE’t‘T.
Iltatrlct Committee
SUMMER
iteeidenta will iinti it
convenient to keep an
account with (IIII bunk.
No exchange charged
on outer-town checku.
Open Saturday until
it and Saturday'even-
toga from 7 to 8.
South Norwaik
Trust Co.
Interment mulled on
apphuctlon
NottWALk
Savings Society
INOORPDRATID 1m
. namne‘ovansamsuoo
j George M. Helm-I. Incident.
win. A. aortic. Vicinflmldlnt.
,. . ”Er . . 1
Century Compound
Stops Leaks on Tm or Shingle Roofs
But the preparation called ”Never-leak" I. not suitable for stopping
bad leaks or for one on old or poor roofs and not as lasting or durable
a I8 'Centttry Compound"
The above testimony was given under oath at the Injunction hub
in; in the Stamford Court. April 11.1910.
We offer the Century Compound at 50c PER GALLON and anon
antee all rooting work for three yearn.
The Century Rooting 8rManufacturing CO.
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
AUTOMOBILES
IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOUR
AUTOMOBILE, GET FIGURES AT .
LUTHER M. WRIGHT 8
NORTH MAIN AND UNION STS.
WE SELL
Neverduéty Street Oil
10c PER GALLON .
0r Will Oil Your Street for it: Square Foot.
* MANUFACTURID av ‘
Century WATERPROOFING Company?
21 anvlzw AVI. rot-phenom. no? NOIWALKIO’I“. ‘
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating
Bathing and Other Attractions ' ’
Norwalk Chronicler