loud pure. Candy,
OUR HOME MAD! SWEET.
will certainly tickle your palate. Ai-
waya fresh and enticing..
F. "A. LANE
Tel. 400. 61 Washington at.
it you have cultivated a taste for
u ritual“ ammo.
MARINE POLICY
covering
Launches
against all the perils oi the sea~—~
stranding. sinking, collision and tire.
mitten a GOLDEN
74* martian-rots eraser. sourii
insertion. cons.
retention: 15112
WM
VINOL
THI MODIRN
COLD ONLY DY
F. H. BAXTER
IIIIII NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwaik and vicinity: Unsettl-
ed weather tonight and Sunday; moti-
orale to brisk east winds. The dis-
turbance that was central near Knox-
ville, 'l‘enn.. yesterday morning, now
forms a long trough of low pressure
extending from New Orleans north-
eastward to Plttsburg. it has been re
tarded in its eastward movement by
an extended area of high piessure over
tiie maritime provinces. it to pro-
ttiiring cloudy and rainy weather siting
the Atlantic coast and in the custom
portion of the Lake region. Pleasant
weather prevails west of the Missis-
sippi river. The temperature con-
tinues low In the northern sections.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
’l‘emperature: Low. 58'; high. ">.
Cloudy.
The fortlcth anniversary and Child-
ren's Day cxcrcises of the Springwood
Sunday school will be held Sunday at
3:30 p. in.
After a two weeks Illness, during
wlilch he was confined to his iiomc in
Main street. Martin J. (trough in again
able to be out.
Mrs. Charles Raymond, of South
Not-walk. has been entertaining her
daughter. Mrs. C. A. i’earstill, of You;
here, New York.
The Monday Afternoon \‘I'hist t‘liib
wil lhold their next meeting with Mrs.
.loslah Newconib at her spacious resi-
dence I11 West avenue next week.
The Norwnlk Medical Society hold
Its monthly supper and business meet-
ing at the HotehMahackemo. on June
8th. Twelve members were present.
The graduating exercises at the St.
Mary's l‘aracholnl School in Leonard
street. will take place. in all probabil-
ty. next week. The examinations were
held this week.
ltev. l1‘tithcr (‘nvanngIL thc (lrclttird
atrcet yoiing iiinn who was quite 1111.
ccntly ordained by lllshop Nilnn. will
remain at the St. Mary's I't‘l'Illl‘) tor
sonic time as an assistant.
Louis liosclicr. ii Norwiilk young
man. who Is now till it \\'i‘:(lt'l'il 111p.
has rcntc111bci'cd his many l'i'lciidi: Ill‘l’t‘
with postal cards. lie is on his \Hil'
to Kansas Cit). whcrc Ili‘ will \iuit.
Miss Kaiser. of Brooklyn. is spend
ing :1 few days with her IlrtlIIlt'l’ who
has Ill'i'll 11 student at Ihc Uri-i'look
Academy for the past few yours. and
who was 111111 or those who lost ncai
ly crci'ltliing In tho fll‘i‘.
~~iirain and scwcr lillw.
Iirou
’l‘hc linrstrom bane ball train has
lost their fine pitcher "Al“ Mitclicll
who lcit 'I‘Iiiirsdny for his lioinc Ill Iain
Angelou t‘aliforiilii. lio tiici his sister
IIII) 1110111!
in .\cw Yorti t‘Iiy and continued his
jonrncy to thc \vcstci'ii liiiinc in hci'
company.
Francis Martin. who has won limit-
its 11 liII(‘Iit'l‘ on IIlt‘ Noiunlti High
School Ilnb‘t‘ ball loath find who 11111; llic
prominciit tinnitct hall Mill oi tlic
Nt‘llmll this year. was to pitch for tho
Itiduciicliln lIltH aiici'niion \ilu-n tho)
Wclc to play tlli1 Wont l'Itidu 111 Itidiic
IIIlIiI.
~~bitiuwa, Straws. ni (l'ltricn'a
Thc iii;iil.\' I‘i'icnds of Mrs I"i't'iIi‘l'It‘It
\l' lioit_ of limtll'l‘ il\‘i‘lllll‘. IIl'tliithiII‘.
will bc clad in hour 111 IIIt‘ inipioic
iiiclit In her Ili‘llIIIl. nftci' Ilt‘l i*I‘\I‘II‘
IIIIII'MI Minn N I". l'oltlliu. ii lluiiii-il
nitrite, in in iiiiciulniicc. and under her
i‘iti'r it ”(‘IIIIIII‘II' i'i-ciiu-i'i in Iinilu-ti Illi'
anon.
ltcl, I"I'tlIli'Iii .l. l'tiic Moran. the tour
INii‘l In cltitiuc oi the pariah ot 'i‘1iii
ilv i‘biircii. Iiiih acid a lotici to tho
iiicniliciii. hitting them to pm. iltc will
fliiIti'II [or by IIIHIitlll lli'cwuici, Iill IIln
goncrttl nibmloiiury wink of tlii1 cliiitcli,
lh' Mlll'lill Iii outlook that thin iiiimvi
aiitill Ill‘ iiiliicil by the 1111111 oi the III”
(‘l‘HRII convention. Next Tuesday. .liinc
ll.
A. J. Hand 81 Company
IIIBIRII'II ENGINEERS Mill
Billiiiillliilili
JOIIINO AND RIPAIRINO
Hoyt's Theatre iluilding, South Nor
walk. Conn. Phone 428
"roam 113101111101:
House Mover and
General Contractor
Work Prompily Attended To
R. O. DDX "I OOUTH NORWALK
' ANDERSON'S
Launch Works
130:.“ Frames set up and ready to
PM
All kinds of repair work.
by competent workmen.
OystorSheli Polnt.Norwslk
Suitable
Glasses
ate a relief tor a. great many of
mm headaches. Let our Physician;
who Is a Skilled ltye Specialist ex-
amine yoni eyes NO CHARGE
FOR EXAMINATlON.
THAMER
Optician
STA M F O R D
coNN.
Tonic Reconstruclor 1
Launches of all sizes built its srdsr '
The Hometoi Hart Schaifner 8t WI'Mthm
style; of perfect fit; an
you think you pay for.
to $30.
wear but shoes.
The New Store
:4 Wall St... Norwaik.
Your Summer Stilt;
what a will be; how a will or you; how well
it will wear; all depend on WHERE you7
get your Summer Suit.
If you buy it here, you have our guarantee
of satisfaction; you are sure of the right .1
back without any fuss.
. Grays, plain and fancy blues, :1 big line of
the finest suits ever brought to town, $10
Straw Hats and everything else for Summer
TWO STORES:
a. on
d if you don’t get ALL
you have your money
1
South Norwalk
14 South Main St.
Sailors, Ahoy!
Take. a trip on the launch Ajax from
ltoton I'oint around the lighthouse
and gas buoy. ()nly iii cents. livery
afternoon.
(‘nn I111 chartered for fishing or nail-
ing parties any morning at. reasonable
shell. depends on the, feed you use.
pared and fresh each day. is the li
hcaltliy
tutti thoroughly dried and selected
START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT.
The success of your broods. from the moment they are out of the
fowl; and future. steady layers.
(‘iilik Feed Is sweet and sound and is solid nutrition. "Bonnie"Chlck
Feed contains the choicest imported Millets. flue cracked charcoal
wheat cracked kafhr and line old cracked corn.
liable, specially prepared. clean, wholesome feed. freshmIdEmh day
"Donnie" (thick l-‘ecd. home pr.-
ind you can depend on to make tinc-
Every grain in "Bonnie
grains. such as out meal cracked
Why not use a re
terms. t‘onniiodloua, HMO. speeilv. For rather than feed from the West. neeossarly stale? Why take the
particulars “Mm... ' chance when you pay as much if not more?
- Quality First. Last and All the Time.
A. W. Mills, Manager MANUEL Tone Maren.
South Norwalk. R. F. D. 37 Ask For “Bonnie" “For the Land Saks" use lowksr's
Home ‘mnind Feeds. Fertilizers for Lawn. Garden and
Phone 179-12 Field.
...... ...... 1-..... r . r .. . . . ..
ilcnd MItclicil‘s adv. and save money
on rugs. Do it now.
lt~ you want to saw on a tailored
suit ieiiil 'l‘iiati‘ini A1 limit a lIlI\'
it you until a tonifmiahtc as well
as :1 good looking and titling lioi It‘iltI
tiloici a lull
A lllcki-riiiiiii A-
"l‘iiI llfit‘IllI hints
In tlit-ii lltI\. today
l.cciiioii .\I lli'lilidtigc Mayor of Nor
wnlk. spent the day 'I‘hiirsdtiy, in Now
Yoi'li ciiy, on business.
it, l-‘ Adams. ot‘ i-itniiitoid. In tiiII‘t‘i'
ttaing building lots iil wry low prices.
[I IlII!‘l'l'i1lIl'iI. l't':iti thc tidy on the
eighth piigc
If )1111 want to buy liiippci't‘.» lll‘t‘l‘l‘
or “mining in IIIl' liquor lino. .‘iingnt-r
A’- I"I)‘lill will Ill' glad to dump you
'l‘hclr piioiic iliiiiibci is .-I'.'rl, .N'cc adv.
'l'hcrc will be an organ rcctlul at tho
linst AVI'IIIII' Molliodist church ncxi
\\'111l1111a1-dn\ ciciiliig A list 111‘ ilic
participating lil‘IlhIh \iill Ilt‘ i‘uiitid Ill
tlic adi- in tho. Issue.
Soil glvc
Im’
1‘on aim
cliildi'cn‘s till}
\‘on can lliui anything you want in
thc Ililt' of “rating Dillliil't‘I of Hill!"
Li A1 itrciinun ii 'l‘hcx soil lltlllllilg Ittll
iip«1o»dtiii1 gtll'nictil1~ and you Will lini
tiiciii on IIlt‘ cits) luiiniciil plan,
[it Norunlk Iith wiviiii.
I\\i‘I\’I‘ hllIt'h iii propciti. with Illill'I
gum-1i or within It‘fll' the that truck
in .liiuc .lliutl tin-1c wi-io llttccu sales
111’ 11-.1I cumin and luminance of III.
iihli
III11l‘1v \1t‘l‘c
l‘nntiiima tiuiii itjio to dis. (i'lii'icn
(biotic iiil IU‘I'tdIII of \\'tll‘t‘i"<lt'l‘
(‘iiiti-uo. 11f \I’uicnatet‘. .‘lliinanchiisoiin.
1111 routr in hti. Iliililt~ in Ili'ooklyii. was
:1 litilltll ot air and M111. ”l‘lll‘) ti
IIIIIII'V. of High sti'ci, h‘intlh Ntil‘wnlh,
li'wIt‘ltIlH‘ llc tlxlicctii to spend the
viiiiiiiici' \IIIII blii family at Nin‘lhptit‘l.
IJIIIK IfiIiililI
Mrs1 Thomas K1111, and iliiughtci',
Mimi iitilcti who honi'dcd with Mr and
M111 F \l' I" Anilii-wu at their home
in \t‘cuipoit iiivniic [ill the winior. r11
tortiml tutti-1b homo iii, Norihvlllc
tic-111111111 Kori. son or Mrs. Thomas
KI'II who Illil lim-n 11 student at ilvcr
Iiioti Academy tor IIH‘ past few years.
It‘ll loi ,‘x‘iiiihilllc “Hit“.
A uhowo. oi photograph buttons iII'
Him! in town yiiutcrilny and it goes
stihnut lIlHIlIK thiit lIll')' will Ill‘ \voi‘ii.
in. 1iu- plrtiiic in ”it” oi lot-111111 l.li1ii
1111111111 tioiui 111-1 l-Zri-ivtl 3 Lake. of
IIHI‘II'IIII' candidate for goimrnor. Mr
tailw has viiiltml in The Norwnlkii Ire
«iiicnili in the hint i‘cw yearn and has
a good clued 1111111 ot Iricntlii time. no
Iii indiviiia-d I11 III“ number of tieopli1
who inc HIII‘RIII‘ waving the buttons.
though they have iioi ,it'i been colic
tilt lciy iliatillnitml.
. Maw-MW
BASFBALI. GOODS
ROLLER snares. 501: up
and
FISHING SUPPLIES
.. 25;,
Saturday Chocolates
Gilliam-Powell Corporation.
U WASHINGTON STREET
0' all kind!
At COLEMAN’S
NEW! ITORI
to North Main St. loath Romain
Agent for A. O. Obsiding's
Bauiudl and Sporting Goods
Opposite Hotel 58 Wat
”W; M. .....- ......
Fiat Fish. Weakftsh, Sea Bass. Buc
Mackerel. Blue Fish. Eastern Salmon,
season : N alive Lobsterl.
Soft Crabs, 60c
DON'T SEEK BHELTERIII
Illilt' satisfactory Photographs of
from the
NO. 78 WASHINGTON IT.
MILL TIL. “J.
I
Window Glass of every description.
Slash Weights and Cord.
Moulded Wooden Gutters. two atlas.
“Howls” Asphalt imbue Rooting.
warranted.
i
There will be dancing this evening
at the t‘oiintry i‘iiib.
Mitts Marie liniil attended ”111 the-
iilrp tn llriilgepori last evening with
friends from South Nerwaik.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Iiiigh
(flock Minn Milt; t'oolt. In confined in
M11 home in Main street, unite serious
Iy III.
JACKSON’S STUDIO‘
PHOTOGRAPHS AND LARGE PORTRAITS
The Children's Studio
PICTURE FRAMING and HAND CARVED FRAMES.
Jackson’s Studio
The North Studio
The Hatch 8t Bailey CO
DOUTH NORWALK, CONNI
......“ mm ...—"a ...-... .... "...... was.-- -. .-....
I St. NORWALK. CONN.
For the Best Spring Tonic Try Fresh Fish
It Shad. Buttrr Fish. Porgiea. Halibut.
Steak Cod. Eels. Roe Shad. last of the
Long and Round Clams. Little Necks.
and 80c a dozen
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE l08.
FREE DELIVERY.
. .....r
I ” ‘1 v
'5' fl \ , ... '
...... rum . ...... ...».
‘ ‘- ,I \ . 1 ,7
/.:/ ’1 I: ‘ i . \‘I’ .1 . .._
1 .Ni - x/ 7’ ', , .- .Ifl ..
1 a“ 1/11 f' > ‘ em..." \, V9,}! / .u- \wfi-i ohm-‘1
titer lIlt‘ i‘hi‘lllit' that )till do not
)(llll‘ili'II until you how Iitcd those
1 seem noewaut.
. vane TIL. «a
Lumber and MillWork for Everything
item a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
One. two slid torso-ply 'i‘sr Paper.
iilatsra' Paper. '
Sheathing and Bulldan' Paper.
Mina NeIItc aheehnn. of River street
is ill.
(‘hanm 11v IANIIWMKI of Norwalk hi
visiting his niece Mrs. ll‘rank Hroolta.
of iamusi avenue New Citation.
(leoriie lloltzman and family. or
East Maple street New Canaan. have
been visiting relatives in West Nor
walk.
1111111 111 II
t
SIPIIIIIIII IIIIIIIII
tulips Wheeler-Doesn’t Care to
li’Gtva Out Divorces for lie--
marrying‘ Purposes
of the civil superior court this morn-
leg when the divorce cases were on.
Mr. Cook's reply was, “No. not for a
while."
Follows the Footlights.
actions in the (lately theatre at St.
Louis, and it was her desire to follow
the footlights that seems to have
prompted the (insertion which her hus1
band charged.
Mr. Cook told the court that he re-
sided at Still John street and Walt em1
played at the Crane Valve Co. in
Bridgeport. lie was married on April
17. 1901. Mrs. (look deserted him for
good July it. 1906. On two previous
occasions his wife went away. He
thought site was then trying to get a
position in some company. lie knew of
no reason other than this for the deser-
tlon . The decree was granted.
Went West. Never Returned.
Rosa ll. Warner. who was born Ross
ll. i’ncey. told her husband in August
l90t; that she wanted IA) go out to Cool-
In ltlalio ton we hei mothei who kept
the Noitheru hotel in that place. She
took the trip and has ever since refus-
ed to rcturii to her husband. Edison
Warner, who formerly lived in Bridge-
port. Inil who is now employed on the
New York Journal. Mr. Warner told
his honor that his wile had no cause
to desert hliti. She wanted to be with
her mother and he did not care to go
Into the land of tin1 setting sun. The
decree was allowed.
Twontyawo Years After.
Just, bocnlise t‘harics Heard of Hon
tliigton center would not turn his two
children by hlsiirat wife out of the
house. his second spouse, Mrs. Anisn.
1111 P. llcard. deserted him twenty-two
years ago. and has Iit‘H‘l‘ lived with
him sincc. .‘llr lleiird saw his Wife
oiicc Ililcctt months attcr ihc deser-
tloii and spoke kindly to licr, but she
told Illlll slic iici‘cr “unit-d to look up.
on his face again
Mr. llcurd is a veteran of the (‘ivll
war. it respectable cittscn of llunt~
lnkton. who has held oillcc III the
town and who has represented It at
Hartford in the general assembly. lli1
mitrrIi-d Mrs Hoard. who came fiom
Pennsylvania and iuiid she liked ("on
ncciicut hotter than her native state.
on lilny I. ltllul She was :3. he was
it She remained with him until Sept
’7 Hit?-
Dldn‘t Want the Children.
it was Huntington fiilr time
witch she deserted. Two days Iii-lore
shc told him she would go tutti} Il' hi1
did not dismiss the children. He
thought It would be until policy. 'l‘ht1
daughter would help the site about
Ilip Ilttiltii’ iii-1111111 (tillIlI help hint
about tho (111111 a: the years (‘illllt' up-
till lIlt‘ln.
tlll iiu- lIlU of llli‘ fair .\lr. licnrd
nakcd Illk \iilc to go. lint shv i‘cliisctl.
no Ili‘ uriit \iitlioiit iici \l'liw-ii III' r11
tiii’iicil Iit’llllt' ill the vic‘nlni: she had
gonc . llc Mi“ hci in llriulueiuiit lfi
months |a1ci \\Ill‘ll bIlr told Iillii .‘1Ilt'
did not “illll to soc lii~ Int-c again
About six lctii‘s- ago III' was told shi-
was dcatl lint a low months IIIII it he
hcard lIlli‘ tho» innioi. as iln- lath
Math ’l‘nain HilItI. “in illttt'Il exaggera-
tod. As I111 hurl waitcd '1‘: years for
Ili‘l‘_ hc thought it time to get a div
til‘r‘v 1o Ii|(‘\ 1-111 t‘tiiilliIII 11111111, The dc
t‘li't‘ was fllllliii‘tI. ~
Oiifored About Bridgspori.
iii-urge .\, (liacn. who iilsltlca in
tliidgcport. did not think lunch of his
chittli'i-ti when ho II\i‘(I “lib his Itiilt
it; in Staiiifoid, llc innit'rcitcd with
hi1. youngest daughter and told shc
“as u IlItlt'IiIH‘lllI hotntlnc elit‘ insisted
that llildgcimri stands “'Ilt'i‘f‘ it does
on the map. 'l‘licti he told IIIH vitic
that he had no 11111- lot a home “Ithl
the) nindc it unpleasant 1:11 he. iii ht‘ll
David W. Rsytriond
Funeral Director and Emhsimer
ll North Main Street. South Not-walk.
Residence. I Washington Itrsst.
Tsispbons at allies. IDS-1.
Tsisphons st hence. «3.
SUMMER
Residents Will ilnd It
convenient. to keep an»
account with this bank.
No exchange charged
on outlet-town checks.
0pm Saturday until
ti and listurday aven—
lngii from 7 to 8.
South Nor-walk
Trust Co.
Statement mailsd on
appliestitm
Hair InltiIiIIInfl and hastening nm'
1101(qu
Savings Society
INCORPORATID I“!
DEPOSITS OVER 33.775.000
Goons M. Holmes. President.
Win. A. Ourtta. Vice-President.
>"Do you want adivoree, to marry
again?" asked Judge Ralph Wheeler
of Francis ii. Cooktoi Bridgeport. while
he was on the stand in the second part
The defendant Emma B.(ool1. Is an ’
» Exercise-
i'rs‘dsrisit A. Ills, hey A Tress.
and Strawberries.
20 NORTH MAIN STREET.
ed . But it seems there had. been tron.
ble before that over other women and
staying out late nights. All this hap’
pciied about Nov. l. 1905.. They were
married Sept. 26. 1858. The wife now
works in the factory and the girls run
Stainford's tclephoue hiislnesS. Owen
has not done anything for them since
Jun. l. little. The decree was granted.
CHILDREN'S DAY PROGRAM.
—-—.__.
Elaborate Examines to lbs Rendered in
NOrwsik Methodist Church.
An citiboratc program has been pre
pared for tomorrow evening I11 the
Methodist Episcopal Church. in Nor-
wnlk. as follows:
(11min l‘relude——Onward Christian Sol-
diers. transcription ..... J. F}. West
t'hortis-wlllcss the Lord, () Ye Lands.
I’l‘ll)t‘i‘
iii citation «Welcome,
lielcn Rcynoids.
ItccitniIoanliy is it?
Elizabeth ilawxhiirst,
itvcltalion-'l‘he Saviour and
Children.
the
Elsie (lertle.
I‘m So Glad,
Primary Department.
ilci'itiitloti—~ .Sunimcr'a Message,
(‘iiristophcr tiltnsiead.
-t‘l1ildrcn's Day.
Alma Clark. ilelen Wyeth. Ruth Rev
holds and Ada Gesell.
llccitatlon-—Tl1c lteason Why,
Florence Wycth.
(‘horus-A Father's lAive,
School.
[Irritation—4'" Soon lie 11 Woman,
Ada Smith.
Recitation «Temperance Speech.
Wilson Show.
Exercise—widow They Helped.
Wilbur Rowe, Edward Oerile, Frida
Iskiynii. Gertrude linilwiia. William
t‘Iower. Leroy Siiirgea.
(liinrit-Iw-Snffer Little Children to
come I‘nio Me ............ Crowe
iii citattoiiw-l'll Do My Part,
Mira Weiss.
i-iu-rclse hi the Junior League,
\"tllicr Wyeth. Muriel Bartlett. Msr-
unertto iii-own, Minnie Northrup,
Martini i-‘lcwellyn and Ilorolhy Me
Close.
t'liorua «Summer t‘rowus the Earth,
School.
lit-citation <<<<< What the1 Daisy Told,
Hnsel lloiitllller.
Ilct'ltailolkwTho Difference.
. Arthur (‘olev
Exerciso~ What the ilibln Says About
t‘ hlldron with solo by Alice Conley.
la-nox ('ilii‘.‘ Verna Roberta. Matthew
Cooliliiirn, Sherman Church, Nellie
Worthy. Eloise Flhliert. tlladys Wil-
liams and Nellie Nash.
Recitation NThe Little Fountain-Nola.
Elisabeth fllniison.
liccllnittiiinot So Easy,
Muriel Vanllootiear.
t‘horiiiin‘Iowci-n of the Field,
School.
ltctilisiitiiiml'tiiir Purl.
(Theater Coley.
Iii-inm-lu by the. pastor.
1111mm, violin sotomwtlavstins
a “Ohm
Mr. litiaktna.
Ilecllaiiiiiiwflmd Night,
Alice Conley.
(Shoriiiim'l‘he song of All Creation.
School.
('liorits-
llenetllctlon.
i‘oailiidewmcrtoire in F. .H. M. Kins
Lincoln Council. No. i. O. U. A. lit.
will hold its annual memorial services
tomorrow afternoon. “in the morning
lhi1 graves of deceased members will
be decorated. that are scattered In the
dim-rant cemeteries. the regular ser-
vice to be held in Union Cemetery In
the afternoon. The Daughters of Lib
arty have been invited to participate
In the 111mm and a large delegation
ll: exported Members are requested
to meet at Mystic Chain Hall at 1: 80.
The way inwhich an edible is served has
' much to do with its appeal to the appetite. ‘
other words. it's how it looks. and the same may
boisaid of anything a manwears.
'in
The fellow who "always looks neat" ls'the
one who has taste in selecting his wearable».-
We havs all the good men's wesrsbles for the
good old Summer time.
Straws to Oxfords. Umbrellas to Trunks.
I .
Do you know our Clothes are right? You Do
if you've worn them. You WILL if you'll buy.
Price’s ClotTiing State
98 Washington Street, South Nofwslk
Ben Hur Flour, bag, 800; bbl., $6.35
Good Eggs, per do:...............25° Home Spinach. pk....... .19e
Strictly Fresh Eggs, do; ..... .32c 25c can Lunch Tongue ....... .....20c
Gold Medal Milk. can ....... ..lOc 50c can S. & 8 Chicken ...... .42o
3 cans Corn ................ 25c 3 cans Peas ................... ...25o
3 cans Tomatoes... ...... .........25e Home Lettuce ...... . ..... Go
New Potatoes at a low price, Radishes, Wax Beans. Rhubarb. Cucumbers
UNITED GROCERY CO.
PHONE 143.
NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.
improvements at Langdon Islands.
The work of remodeling the old
Langdon residence at Langdon ls-
Iands is nearly completed and it is
expected that it will be ready for
occupancy about June 15. The place
will be known as the “Shorehaven,”
and will be as fine an ion as can be
found between-New York and Boston.
Mr. Young. for seven years manager of
tho Liirchniout Yacht Club. will have
charge, and especial attention Is to be,
given to automobile parties. .
Cantrsct for Residence.
The entire contract for the con
struction of the new residence at
Elmcrest for James A. Machilroyd has
been given to H. W. blather. The
plans for the house are by Architect
Joseph W. Northrop, of Bridgeport, and
the structure will be colonial in de
sign. containing it rooms, finished
liai‘lIy in hard woods. with all modern
iinprovi1mciits_ Including hot water
heat. electric lights. fireplaces. etc. The
Healing and Plumbing Company, of
Norwalk. will do the plumbing and
healing and .l. W. Boat‘ty the painting.
Development at CompO.
H. E. Darin & Son. of Norwalk, have
been very successful ln'tho sale of the
property at (Yonipo Beach which they
recently acquired. The tract is known
as the Bradley Bros. property and lies
directly on Compo Beach. and includes
2H iota. All the shore frontage haw
been sold. with a good many of the
inside lots. since the property was
placed on tlii1 market five or six weeks
ago, and several ct‘ittnges will be start-
ed at once.
School Street House.
Work has been started on a new
house on School street. Norwalli. for
leorgd Bnice. for which lil. J. Riordan
has the contract. the nouns will have
eight rooms. with all Improvements.
and the hea'ing system has not been
decided. The Jones & Hotchklss Co.
of Norwsili have the plumbing.
Hausa In Norwalk.
ll. W. Mather has taken the con-
tract 1o hiiild 11 house on Slocum
street on the old Fair Grounds. for
Albert Davis. of Norwnik. it will be
of wood. with gravel roof. and will ho
arranged for four families.
Piano forINew Residence.
Architect A. N. Paddock has coni-
lili'tml plans for a new ‘residence to
be erected for Miss Mary A. Gun.
ningiiain. The boom» will have nine
rooms, with all Improvements. and as-
timate it arr» now being made.
An order issued from the office of
tho adlnlant general calls the alien
lion of (idiom-1i lo the Coast Artillery
corps to an order from headquarters
of the Artillery district of New London
at Fort Wright. Issued by iJeutstiint
t‘olom-l “shorty. It. 8. A.. announclnr
a camp of instruction Ior Coltst Artil-
lery oillcers at Fort. Terry. June 28 to:
July I. Militant-General George 1!.
Coin GINA. alter reproducing Colonel
Rafferty‘a order: "It is desirable that
all encore attend this camp of‘tiI-t
atructton. and in order that proper ,
arrangements may he made for their
accommodation. officers who ars‘ Ill“
able to attend will immediately notify '
the sdluiantgsnersl to that sheet. so .
that it will reach him not later i.
June 18 ltllti. Oil'lcers attending
school will receive par of tier
grade and transportation. Ofllberl at
the several stall corps, assigned to
Idniy with the Coast Artillery corps.
lwiil not be required to attend ”
William Kaiser. and dialer Bertha...
on this morning for his home in Rock
ville Center long island. Kaiser was
one of those who was attendl‘hg UNI“.
Iiooii at the time of the confiscation.
Norwalk Chronicler