3
SATURDAY.
mum-131033111- murmkiimnhthm at W .. .1
AlNS AND
31310.1
MAHAQKI‘uo 110m. 11.0111.
lief-it 3 ‘Midi'di $2111»ch 1A 3.31
scorn NOhWALIi.‘ " ’
JUNE :1. 1910
Witch it w
”Wee Colvilell. of Summer atreet, has
recovered froman attack of tonsilitla
Edward I). McGowan, of Clay street.
hunreturned home from a visit in
Newark, N.
Ptofcssor Arthur B Russell of
Princeton Preparatory 511.001.111.11 re-
turned home for the summer vacation
A: stated convocation of Butler
Chapter. R. A. M., will be held at its
month next ’i‘ucsday evening at 8
o'clock The past mastei degrcc will
be woi'ked.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J Van Horn.
of Pearl River. N Y are spending a
few days 1111 the guests of Mr. Van
Horn' a cousin. Mis. E. Rogers, of Win-
nlnaiik. Mi. Van Horn who iii now re
tired was captain of the New York fire
department, and served in the depart-
ment for thii' ty- two years.
.Rev. and M1211 A B. Purdy. of Wor
caster, Maris. aie in this city at. 15
Seymour place, with Mr. and Mrs.
William Wilkins and Mrs. Emma Stu
vena. They intend to visit at White
Plains and Valhalla N. Y. and at
Stanifmd, Conn, 1eturning home by
way of Mystic Conn. They will also
look in on their old blends and par-
ishioners at SiIVcriuinc Conn.
Samuel Pulley. head mixer at the
Baxter pharmacy soda fountain, but;
been complimenting himself own since
Sunday over his escape from the un-
pleasant featurcit of the rat on. Pimen-
ix Engine. 1"01111111113 excuisloii to Notth
Beach. which did not conclude until
Monday morning for moat of the cxcutx
sionints. Sammie Went down on the.
boat. but he had 11 hunch hc Would like
to ace ii vaudeville show over at llam-
mci'ntcln‘s in New York and visit some
friends, as well. lie carried out, this
program, iii consequence of which he
missed the boat anyway and returned
home by main.
wStraws and l’anamaa cleaned, at
0‘ lir'icn s
The funeral of Mrs. Hannah Wake-
miui, loin: 11 resident in the Nod llill
district. wan hold at her late. home last
Sunday. the Rev. W. i). Hort. offlolab
ins. By the death of her husband
Rome 25 years ago. Mrs. Wukeiiiau
was left with six (hildi'cn to 1"11111 for.
This work iihc performed so faithfully
that now her children iiac. up and call
her blenacd She. is 1311r3i3'ed b3 one
8011. Mr. August Walteman, of Wilton,
and tour daugbtcia: 3iieslx1ulanahc
man of Weston Miii. A1311 M FerrLu of
Stamford Mrs. “11113 l’lntt of South
Not walk and Mrs Willis liuir 111N111'
walk. The othcrtlaugl1tcr..\llsn \lary.
pretcdcd hc1 mother by the 3'11311'11.~
Riilgcilcld l’renii
'l‘ hero iii a movement on foot, in the
form of a petition from tho property
owucru in the, Want ltot kn road distiict
to have the toWn meeting. which will
be called for next ’l‘ hureilay evening.
rescind its formtr 3111c about the
change on that atr.ect It was voted to
lay out the street changing it to make
is 75 feet wide. X1133 the mummy own
111's, who have alnntil the petition
which will be presented at the town
meeting to the number of about 15.
urcdci-ilioua of (hanging the \Dii‘.
'lhcrc are several other thiiiizn to be
lili‘iii‘llif‘ii at this meeting i11.~iide this
petition and the town budget which
has at last been completed by the
board of estimate and taxation [1 looloi
111133. 1113 though the meeting would be
an unusually busy one
‘i'HE HOME BEAUTlFUL.
Evert fiitiiil3 takes wide in the
home that in Will painted with the
ii iii, M l'aini ()111- (out only beau
ililiii and also aildk value and iii-
cicintcii ita salable chain 013 The i.
it M C’ttiflltl are bright and liuttiuit.
’I‘hii l. 6‘1 M. Iii mind by uveriliody
who ntudii-u mommy, and 31111311 illl‘
very best at the least i'OHl. (‘Olii only
about 0130 per gallon Win-n retitlyfor
111111 it iii Mttal Zinc Oxide and lmud
coinibincd. it Wout'u and cot/urn like.
1111
fluid by Chas. E. flow, South Nor-
wulli; Hubbub a Staples lldwe (‘0,
Norwalk; w. 8. (layer (it Honii. Wont
‘he 11101113001311 ‘ gilt Old With
.Hook and Ladder Company will be
held next Monday night; .1 .3
' iMra. Chauncey Lockwood 0M dough
1111' Mrs. Florence K111301113. of Nor.
wbik were guests
Tattle, on Richmond Hill. last 153111-
. day
Mrs. W. E. Horton, or "Pine Cot
tags, *t'hlew cannon, accompanied by
Mrs "18 M. Whittaker of Trenton. N
dialled with friends in Norwalk,
Monday
2 Mn Gnome 11131111113011. 11111111111111,
13113 11111111 the guest of Mrs. Frederick
Bird of 800th alieniie. New Cunaan.‘
this week 3,
The annual meeting of the Spriniip
wood Sunday fichool enchialion will
be held at the home of C M 1.113%
iencc Wmadnccday evening, June 15th,
atilp.m . . 3.. 1‘.;,.§ .-
"i sleep with as much covering as in
the winter and even then i am cod
nights." is the way 11 prominent '-ct
izeii commented on Junc'u temperature
thin morning. _
The ftiendii of George lllpp in this
city are tetiolviug poatala from that
popular young man. dated from Dover.
England, and contain the information
that the writer is about to invade Ger-
many.
iii an order from the aiiiitntut. gen
era] 11 office the commissioning of Car
pornl Frederick ’1‘. Burton. of flattery
A to be second lieutenant. with rank
ted, iii announced
Miss Grace A. child librarian at the
Derby public library, has resigned and
accepted a position in Newark N ...l
where she will have. charge of 11 high
school library which is connected with
the general library in that city.
LSimw 1111111, 31.25 to 33. O'Brien.
Postal cards have been received
from Louis [)oacher, of Norwalk, who
is en route to Kansas City and has
gotten to Niagara 1l1‘alla, in which ho
reports a line trip thus far. hie left
that place Friday morning for Chicago.
M-ra. Frederick Sperry and two
young children. of Woodbridge, who
have been spending a few days with
Mrs. Sperry's mother and father. Mr.
and Mrs. (icorge Robina, who live in
France street, Norwalk, hiil'c rctut'n-
ed home.
The Yantlc River paper mills. liicor~
poratcd. has filed articlcn of incorpor-
ation in lilt‘ office of the main 1313c-
1'111111'3'. The capital stock iii $50,000.
The lncorpoi'ntorn arc l'l. Mortimer
Harrison of llozrtih and Thomas A.
Mct‘iriii h. of Lebanon.
“Loam. sod. filling. Raymond ilroa.
Earle i1, Weed, son of William h
Wci'd. tlu- dentist. who has been a
student at the Storm Agricultural (Yol~
loge for the past two years. has re-
turncd to his home for the summer
vacation. Whether or not hc will re
turn to the Rt‘iltlm next year be has not.
(if‘f"i(il’ti 1113 3'".
M. L. YiinKeurcn and Augustine
Jones. lianbni'y motor cyclists. made a
mid-mile run Thursday, going from
imnhnry to l’cekaklll. and from there
to i’ouglikccpsic, from the latter place
to New York city and from New York
to llanlrury by way of South Norwalk.
l‘hey covered the dlulant‘c in ten hourii
actual riding. averaging twenty-three
tulleit an hour. ’l‘hc last hour of their
ride was made in a pouring rain. 'l‘hcy
l't‘llt‘ilCd home at it o'clock ’l‘hui'nday
night.
A great many people who transport
ltliitlii of hay. till‘nW. gravel. shavings.
italics and many other kinda of motor.
iiilil through the turnout seem to have
1111 llllt'l‘ dlarcgnrd of the good appear-
nucc of the illi‘f‘i'lii and their cit-null-
11131111. Frequently they leave a trail of
buy or italics 11nd sometimeii cvcu morc
objm-tlonnblo material tln'ouuh the
utt'cciii. and apparently make no o rt
to prevent the littering of the nave
mentu. Frequently 11 great deal of the
limo of tlic Rtrcct ('lf'lllll‘l‘il is taken up
in getting rid of curb litter which nev-
ur should have been allowml on the
Fil‘t‘t‘lii.
~8ATURDAY SPECIALS.
Legit Lamb. 2211 lb
lNirctpiartcr Lamb 10c lb.
Man i’ot Ronni, lit: in.
i-‘rcah or t‘orned Plate lleof. 8c lb.
i’lllith‘ MARKET.
iii! South Main 81.
This Weather
iiimply 11131'3'1-11 to i-mpbaklzo our talk
3‘l‘iilt‘i‘tiil3' on wauhing your 11111111111»
bite or carriage.
The rain and oil fillikt'n it com-
liltinfioli which iit‘ili'li cwry effort
unlcau act-unipanied b3: the nut- of a
good iioup.
We have it at 81‘ per lb.
Hanford 81 Brooks
.. unoarnuauuruln. .
IOUTH ~013qu
l.
port; Northport molt, Bouthport
. WWW--. ...”.
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Manufacturer. of im-
proud
8 O D A and
Mineral Waters
ESTABLISHED 1082
Vichy, Heliuei'. Carbonic.
flarnnparlllu, (linger
Ale and Lemon Roda
DEEP ROCK
ARTIOIAN WELL
WATER 0810
The Parent-rid Bast
R13). ”1111 704w’f‘el. 120
NEW CANAAN, CONN.
Guaranteed unilar‘tlie Food and lit-us
Act. June 20. ‘00, Burial No, i755
‘
SALVATOR 0113mm
General Contractor
Bower. water work. grading. 11111111111-
ry work and rock excavation. Estl
mates cheerfully given on all contract
work. Orders are solicited.
.1 i 1
Tel. 8113-3 211 Wood 5111111
o
AN ‘emmznr woo: waives 1'11:
FOLLOWiNa "nope Tea.
TIMONlAL: 1
i 1111111 11111111 pleasure in coinntcndlnu
“in. itick'u Medicine.“ to thouo MING!“-
inn from illtcumallam. for it like itlvcn
the creator l‘i'iii‘l than any other rom-
niiy l have evcr iutcd. l believe it' to
lw 11111313 for (irlppc. Malaria. and all
kindred 11111011111111. (’critttb it. lit'ihat
1 derived benefit from llii 111111 and l
have much faith in it.
”uncanny. ... “.... Wm. M...» ...r..
Dwellings, Barns. Factories
Must Be INSURED.
or Ali's Lost
hick
Real Estate '
The Lawrence Agency
is worn 111131111 I'i'nl'il‘r,
of Mrs William ‘.
from May 27,1910. vice Mullln. promo- 1
Our line of Summer Furnishings for the item‘s, porch or lawn is of 111‘.
tfitic danish. pleasing in finish and as carefully cohstructed as meek 0t the
tfumituro for inalde use. You'll get lo‘tr‘ of naiiafactio‘n in makinx your
’39. tied from our present stock of Porch Chain. 11m» star-om, Porch Ham-
monks, Lawn Swings, Lawn Sutton, croquet am. Lawn Momro. an oil
Hon. Children's Plot Tonto, Screen cord. Window scrum, Refrigerator-u.
lBluo‘ Flame 13111111311111 Dilatwu, etc. We want you to know that this iii
the beat stove satisfaction
A. J. Collins Co.
111111111 Directors and Embslmerp.
l2 [8 North Main Street;
I 1
11“.
South Norwalk. Conn
O. B. J ackSon
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
. Eyes Examined Free
as WALL will“. mount 4:11. . uoawatx. :.
DON‘T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO
PREPARE FOR DUSINESS
At MERRILL COLLEGE
compenur A r e, Want 6 d
BOOKKEEPEfta
BTENOGRAPHERO
Stamford ' South Norwalk
OFFiCE ASSISTANT!
‘ Port Chester
All men appreciate a shoe that FITS and that is the corner-
stone on which we have built our business.
We have a wide range of up-to‘date models—all leathers,
all prices—dint every one a FITTER.
FLYNN & RYAN
’0 WASHINGTON STREET. ' SOUTH NORWALK.
Reason No 2
The caning or Jacket on an AlttlAND BOILER is made of heavy cast
iron which is lined with Iiibcston. The: boot docs not railinlc in the cellar
but I13 rctalncd in the boiler. absorbed 113' the water and distributed in the
thing room:
No vi'tuitc heat but where 31311 3311111 it and when 3031 want it
installed by any boating coutraetm.
The Argand Boiler Co.,
scum NORWALK. CONN.
ARGAND BOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK
...... mug—...“--.a. .....- -..-m...
A
In I;
Graduation
Accessories
Our store abounds withwpi'ctty and useful graduation
gifts. Faint. Silk and Kid Gloves. Silk Hosiery. Ribbons. Lace
Handkerchiefs. Parasols Silk and Crepe Kimonos. Smart
Neckwear. fascinating Waists. and many novelties.
A large stock of charming Lingerie. including handsome
Princess Slips. beautiful White Petticoats finished with fiounc-
es of lace and embroidery. elegant Combinations. dainty Cor-
sets Covers. etc. All the requisites to complete the gradua-
tion outfit at popular prices.
The N. E. Ryan Co.,
86 Washington St, South Norwa‘ik
11111111111111 WALL 11913131)m
You Youruii Can Noll it To Studdtno Ready for immediate Decoration
’l‘lilit utiiiatltuic for lath and plantar is made of kiln-dried 'ltiih im-
bctldml in Applialt Mastic. it in 1111103111111 with aired cardboard cut
in 4 x it «booth and all rciidy for immediate application and decora
than living applied d1y.ii rotpilicu no time for drying out it is
abuoluteii melanin-proof
if you have noticr Mich lbiii marvelous aid to
1111111111111 come in and tel 1111 allow you 31th what
{free sample and lliuiitiatod 031930110” matter.
..tr'Charlesf, H: ,Al'diiitii'iliii
titer 111111 cheaper
hi, or write for
..wi "d
"tavmw mooring
111111 11’ 116. 00" tit“
11‘ 11
in giving the order for your 1111111111111... 1121111111.,
Fitting. Metal Work. etc to: firm like this. 11111111111111 e
we have a reputation for High Grade Work High arm
Materials and Sterling lloneety to live up to and our
name on the order is 11. guarantee for ittriitiy first
class work
1111 till lipid
Fiii‘ Podium of 11111111 111111.
ty Taxathlt it is 1111111111
$3,750,000
The Board of Equalization. in ac-
cordance with section 2.358 of the
(lanai-at Statutiiu as amended. into add‘
ed the amount: in the accompanying
table to the October 1909. beta of the
respective towns. for unite and county
taxation. ‘
$3,750,000.
Ncrwalk was increased
which its more than the increase made
by the board of aaacasorii. last fall.
amounted to
Falrfield County.
Bridgeport ................ i 8 .000. 000
81110111111111 ................ 1111,0011
Dlinbury .................. 5.500.000
1111111111 ................... 200.000
1011113011 . .................. 140.000
Fairfleld ..... . ........... 1.000.000.
Greenwich ................ 10 ,000,000
Huntington ............... 200 .000
Monroe ............... 100 000
New Canaan .............. 200, 000-
Ncw l-‘uirilclil ............. 05. 000
. Newtown .................. 550,000
Norwalk .................. 3 700 000
nodding .............. 250.000
Ridgoileld ................ 200.000
Sherman ................. 75.000‘;
Stamford ................. 7. 500. 000
1 'l‘nimbuil ................. 700, 0110
Weston .................. . 100.000 ,
Weetpoi't ................. 150.000
Wilton .......... . ........ 200.000
$33,990,000 .1
’l‘hcrc iii 1111 increase of meaty-seven
in the number of townu to whoae list 3
no addition is made. this year. This .
in due to the action of the towns»
thcmseivcu in placing a new and more
equalized valuation on the taxable
property. more nearly in accordance
with the "fair value"
the attitutc.
tion by the Board of Equallmtion. Sev-
ci'nl other towns have it much larger
list than last ychr. but their officials
the statutory books.
The addition which the Board
made to the. iluta has been done after
consldcrlniz definite information from
the taxing officials. the results of 11
personal investigation. or other 113111311»
tr-ut testimony.
been taken 1111 much to increase the t1»
lai grand iiiii of the state, as to pro
vcnt so far as imaililo the initializing
of thoiie towns which have voluntarily
placed their lists on a fair value basis.
A11 heretofore. it has been nocesaan
to make some flddlilfmll because of an
acknowledged lower percentage of as-
soruttucut on ccrtnin apcchil property.
although an cftori l1: made to keep the
general property on a fair value intuit-1.
The Board is more luiprcssvd than
ever with the desirability or 11 revalua-
tion of all the property in the town
:11 lt'itt‘i once in live years. which would
be :i definiti- business advantage to the
community. and would rciiult in ii hixliv
or lint, fewer inequalities. n lowcr tax
rate. and it reasonable conformity
market value.
ii iii hoped that 11 large number of
11111 other towns will iicciib1 that it, is
craniplv
recently re ralncd
......— mu.—
GLAD To RECOMMEND THEM.
Mr. E Wealth-3'. Koltomo. ind. says:
"After taking Foley 1111111113 Pills. tho
acvcre backache lcft inc. my kidneys
became stronger. the accretion» natur-
al and 1113' bladder no longer pained
1111‘. i am glad to rocmumcnil lt‘olcy
Kidney Pills.’ in a yellow package.
l‘bc llridgc Pharmacy
lli iHl Willllll Ill Sl’iilll
BASEBALL.
Connecticut League Standing
L. l' .t‘.
lit-hint port ......... ‘22 ii .131}?
\Ytitorbut'y 133 H .022
New Haven ........ 131 iii .tiik
Hartford ........... l7 l5 hill
Springfield ......... 17 10 .472
llolyokc ........... ii iii .4213
Northampton ....... ll 22 Jill?
New itrltaln ....... ill 22 .:l|:i
...-...“..-
Vutarday'l Ruutts.
All 31111111311 mmtuoued. wet grounds.
National League Standing.
Yesterday's Ruutu. 1
At t‘lcveland tievsiiiud 3. [1113111111 l.
At Detroituiletroit 4. New York 3'
(10 innluual
At t‘hlcagm—Wauhingtou 1. Chicago
..0 .
AT THE FUNERAL.
“He has been not only a minister.
but. an editor." ,
"You don't any. That his chauceu of
getting to heaven are oven.”
"Nu ltlii iibanccii of {cum to haw.
The Jones & Hotchkisa Co.
IOUTH NORWALK.
17 WALL ITNIET 1“” NORWALK, CONN.
1111 are not quite 1311 110911.11 wait an
I“(“i(l| 11nl_3 13 abort tituc- aunt enough
to 11113111111 1311 even tiling/kw Lite
it illiltt 1131
requirement, of '
'l‘lilii voluntary incrcaiie .
by so many towns in particularly grati- '
fyltiu. and in nearly every case has eit- »
eroded materially the previous addig
do not claim that the property is on '
ll”.
Tblii action has not .
with the statutory prorlidon which re '
qulrcn pmpci'ty to be iintcil at i111 fiilr .
to their advantage to follow the good .
not by tho towua flint hart"
PAGE THREE
V3.1 11.313131,»
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31111 11.131.11.21
»'; ... mgr»; 11:
I I
50c Silk Elastic .
‘ A real Mlddv tonne. flannel 11
Belts, 39C 1201er 11111311111; 11111111111» . 3
13111111111111. very fine Silk Elaa- teedto launder“ 4 - .. 1.31129 1 , 3
tie llclta. very neat buck-39 figmw ' ‘
lea; reg. 50c. On sale ..... c ‘ '.
~ .t 52 1111111 Bags 990
‘ - All leather and leather lined
390 013111 1: flags. not one in. this low 5
C Coversias worth less than $32. On 1111
Good quality (ircasbar Mus- salc ......... _ ...... ......99c
Iin neatly trimmed; reg ...... r"f‘ ' ..
title. On sale ............. 251: 3" ,1.
10c Hair Nets. 6c {.
All shades very large. ”1111' Just for tonight, 61-. TOWel- . i
Nets; reg, file Sale ....... 6c 1111;. .................. 3V2C yd. 3 '2
$2. 50 Waists $149 FIOWets at 51: ,
n . . Closing out Fioweru, worth 3
i'MWNMMM~wmmm.W~ .....
Dresses, 1-2 price $7 Hats. $2.98 .
Very line Lingerie mention. 2.3 beaiititull3 trimmed Hats.
worth up to $10. 011 salt-1.34.93 value $7. On sale. .... .0298
l
New lndia, Patterns out for 11113
MintZ’ s
“The House of Activity and Progress”
92 Wasbicxtun St, South Norwalk
'“ New 19:. '
IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOUR
AUTOMOBILE. GET FIGURES AT
LUTHER M. WRIGHT 8
NORTH MAIN AND UNION STS.
, ---; -agéé'ti
Century Compound
Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roofs
But. the preparation called "Neverleak" is not suitable for stopping
had leaks or for use on old or poor roofs, and not as lasting or durable
as "Century Compound."
The above testimony was given under oath at the injunction hear-
ing in the Stamford Court, April ll. 1910.
We offer the Century Compound at $01: PER GALLON and gain
Intee all rooting work for three years.
The Century Roofing 81 Manufacturing Co.
83 WASHlNOTON STREET.
{‘54.
REFRIGERATOR
REFRIGERATORS
REFRIGERATORS
REFRIGERATORS
Refrigerators
We have them all the way down the line from the largest an'd
best to the smallest and least expensive. Look them over now while
the line. is complete.
The A. .l. Aiigevine 81 Son 01.
.3 .... 134.1335 wasnmcron smear, 4 . scorn nokwatx
Chicago ............ 211 if» .551 ‘ j, . ..
New York ......... 27 l‘i' .022
Cincinnati .......... 22 111 .1“
Pittuliuriz .......... "l iii .525 11 WE SELL
8t. Louhi .......... 21 24 .407 k 1 ,
ilrooklyn ........... 20 25 .iii ’
Philadelphia ........ to ill .400
Neverduéty Street Oil
Yesterday's Fluulta.
At New York-gUlilcago ti. Ncwi 0c PE yG L N
York 1'1.
11111.11 1111111111 11.11111111111111, 11111. Or Will (iii Your Street for ic Square Foot.
2 American Luau: Standing. l t“ .. MANUFAOTURED BV
\ . .. '. ..
1311337 3113111 ......... fr} :2“; 33"” Centiil'y WATERPROOFING com 00!
{Qir‘iflf ”‘1'.“ ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 5., .7 3.3.1; 21 OEAViBw AVE. 71111111111111. 31111. is»: nqnwkuno'r.
Button ...... 23 20 .505 ,
t levcland .......... 17 20 .1011 .
Washington ........ 111 213 .422
Chicago .......... .15 :24 . .805
ill. Louis ...... Nil 02 .200
i Now, Open 1111111 New Management... .
iSitore Dill a 11 Specialty. Dancing, Boating.
1111111111; and Other Attractions
11ch 01.13311 sanctum, Antenna on ma 11311111111111.1111 3'33: 11 ‘
Especial Attention (lived to Automobile PM“
T115110 Jacobs 131103.. Manage“ ' «,
Norwalk Chronicler