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MAIDNIC DIRECTORY.
Stated Convocation of Butler
er. R. A. M., will be held at its
a, June 14,1010. at 8 o'clock
m. Work, Past Master Dams. All
| ,A. Masons cordially and internally
nvlta
Fraternaily yours,
ROBERT M. WILOOX, 806' y.
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JAMES EMORY STEVENS President
IAIN Vice- President
”RE um RICKL “AB iNTARD. Secretary
”AT HEW C0! ET'l‘ Treasurer
RUSSEL‘.
moutive Committee
CHAR
ARTHU H. WALDRON
OH BL 8 E. JEN)NINGS
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MBA RAYMO
OAR!) H. MA'l‘lOIEWBON
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ALBII. ER'I‘ MS I’OIILMAN
CHRISTIAN SWAR’I‘Z
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NOT TO CONNECTICUT.
The announcement is made. says the
Hartford Courant, that Speaker Can-
non will take the stump this full, and
he is quoted as modestly saying that,
if be filled all the. calls be has rcreiv~
ed, he would be a mighty busy illlill.
it. would be interesting if we had
more details and could be told where
the calls come from. How many of
them are from outside the gentleman‘s
own congressional district? it would
be still more interesting to know it he
has had any call from the slate of
Connecticut. Hus Congressman liiii.
whom he left olf the tariff conference
committee in defiance or all precedent.
called on him to come and help out?
And help “out" it wotlld be rattler
than help in. fills Congress man lien.
ry. whom be summarily dropped off
the agricultural committee. given him
a “call"? Have the friends of Governor
Lilley got togetbcr and decided to call
him up here to let them sec the dead
governor's enemy?
We guess not to all these inquiring.
it is well understood lilui the con-
gressional dI-iogation from this state
have canvassed the situation and rec-
ognize that Mr. Speaker is tiynulult for
Connecticut. They will make their
campaign on sustaining President
Taft. That in the only way they could
expect. to carry the state. This inter
eating fact calls attention to a foolish
assertion that some ilcwnllapt'l‘s are
,inaking lili‘b't‘ days to the otfcct that
Cnnnonism and regard for ’l‘nit are the
aame thing, and that cvt-l'y “insurgent"
must be an t‘llt‘lii)‘ ot' the administra-
tion.l
Connecticut is no strong for Toll
that loyalty to him is to carry Iiit' con-
gI-tosional tit'ii‘giliitlil back to Wash-
ington, but not our of them could get
there if he announced that his desire
and pIIrpoSo if elected was to vote
for Cannon tor Spt-akl-r, This is both
true and anuucativc.
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The Wright lirolbora‘ fame as pio~
beers in aviation will expand as the
,vtats roll on but. the flights of Curtis
and Hamilton will not be forgotten.
Future historians will probably record
how on out: Sunday morning in Spring,
burn in thin. (lion ii. i‘llt’iisn made the
brat Itcrophluo trip bt-Iwoon Albany
and New York and on a Monday morn
Illg, during tho salm- sprinu. Charles K.
Hamilton made It trip in a similar col»
vcynncc to Philadelphia null return.
The Willllt'Il or Triton nro m-Ituibie.
They have. tttrnod down a proposition
that (300 oi" thcm clad in cowgirl coa-
tumc and riding row ponies participate
in the parade which will be part of the
reception to cx—J’rt-tsidenl Roosevelt,
upon hill arrival home. And the Texas
women don’t moan any disrespect to
the iorlnor president. cilhcr.
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It is suggested that there are quite
til number of proportion. lilo cleaning
‘ up of which would add cousidcrabiy to
the beauty or lite town.
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About the worst pontn of the streets
these days are. the small boys who iIn-
, portuno l‘or cigarette pictures
TWENTY YEARS AGO ‘i'ODAY
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Friday, June 13,1890
A great int reuse in the freight traf-
:‘rtio from tho New England Railroad to
Wilson Pain was tcporlcd
A. norm ll titled the lawn of li‘lnt-
wood, Ohio, and resulted in death and
"destruction all along its path.
The doors of the. Knight Street A.
. iii. Church Worn closed against the
pastor. Rev. Simon P. Shepard, owing
to serious ch zones that ball been made
npaltnil him by one of his parishion-
yrs.
Phoblbiiionisis in New York wore
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’ " if need be. to detail
this ready to to up the Inuiike .
their chase.
iiixteeu per as were killed in It.
Kentucky ciou burst.
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TEN YEAR! A00 TODAY.
- Waluaadsy. June 13. 1900.
A number of citizens who desired
the town to provide work for them
selves or others. petition the select-
men to run the stone crusher every
working day. Free text books in the
wheels were also asked tor.
C. T. Leonard's coal tilled was danr
axed to the extent of 8600 by names.
Daniel Hoyt, of South Norwaik, was
granted a patent on a car window luck.
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RIGHT To THE POINT.
indecent plays are no longer to be
allowed in Philadelphia. And an 'the
Weather is too cold , l'or poeloahoo
waists,the Quaker city must be quite
a respectable town this season--
Scrauton Tribune-iielutblican.
The sinner in about the only party
who Is In no hurry to collect his wane».
~Norwich Bulletin.
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Teddy. Ja, announces that he will
wear a cutaway coat at.ltis wedding
in preference to any other style. A
chip of the old block. all right——
Bridgeport Post.
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The peace advocates can never hope
to abolish Ivar while the gorgeously
glittering brilliant Ancient and Honor-
able Artillery company of Boston is
permitted to parade in public. in ob-
curvature of its ancient and honorable
anniversary. ~—Springtle|d Union.
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A banker has detected a blacksmith
in tho that mayorallty rompnign at
Elmhtlrst. ill. The bunker. it appears.
was able to take voters to the poles in
an automobile. but his friends claim
that ho possess other elcinonts of pop-
ularity.-(‘.blcugo ItccorIl-l lcrbid.
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The catfltlb at Mug beach which
leaped out of the water on a golf
course and captured the bull can only
be extended on the ground that it need
ed exercise. ----- Sacramento lice.
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(.‘IIrtlss made a sensation by going
to Now York from Albany for his
$10,000. New Yorkers consider it a
reversal or fortn.~t:le\elnnd Leader.
The cherry shipments from (‘ulifot
Ilia this your will break all rcc,orda
whith will be cheering news for the
cocktair belt “nilrbulv ltcpubllrun.
ADVERTISING TALKS
UNIQUE SUCCESS MADE IN
DAIRY ADVERTISING.
Why atlrortist- Iuiik‘.’
i’t‘opil- bur it it, titty inn, ntignl‘.
t' 'pti fliili oiIl-I biopic N.
Then \Ihy ntixottiao it'.‘
That is lb:~ urinalion nlosl tiiiii‘3'illf'Ii
will ask you if you tillf'flii to them of
advertising.
Not Moon in thin (‘in but in utmost
every city in iilt' world.
Yet them is certainly II number of
turn connected with one dairy who
would not answer by asking iiml qucs
lion.
’l‘bis dairy is in Toronto.
The t‘ity Dull“) Company of that
More runs a dairy upon strictly avion-
liir lint-s and mantis-ea it by the most
progressive of modern business lili"il
ods.
From a .‘iltltiii. nlow organization
tbry have grown to the point where
they serve 20,000 customers «very
day.
They nitribuio this increase largely
to their tidl't‘l‘iitiiil“ policy.
The iilcrcntil- bun lit-oil no rapid llIui
on certain days their luminous has
in on double that of HIV corresponding
:itty:= of tho provioun your,
The advertising of lite company nil-
peara in three dully how'kpnperu, in
I-lIclI oi which tbry Inn- two advertise
tut-Ills pt-r work.
Their advertising bills amount
front $7,000 to Stimuli per your.
coul‘nn titcy did not spend so much
money in advertising at first. They
started an all sIIcct-nnful court-Ink liiill'l,
with a moderate sum, and have in}
t'i'ttfitititi the aunt ouch your all their
ililfiilit‘iitl grow.
Not only do they deal in milk. but
in all dairy products. including ice
cream and icon.
Ono of their methods of keonilllt
clone to the public is Iill‘tiliiiil Saiur
dai‘ afternoon ions, which are served
on invitation only. The city in divided
into act-lions and only one section is
invited at n time. At those less every
article on tile dainty menu is a pro
duct of their dairy except the tea.
. The. afternoon tea idea is only and of
several progressive ideas which this
company has evolved and derelopcd to
the point where they are profitable.
Over 300 stores in Toronto handle
the products of the City Dairy Com-
patty.
The profit in advertising of the
right kind. backed up by quality pro-
ducts and progressive methods is seen
upon every side-4n all lines of hinti-
iltgrali.
it is worlily of note that the first
concern to advertise In any line usual
ly nets a start that keeps the others
always behind.
to
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000i0ii0l liltiiiiiifl
i000i Piiiiiii fill
Pietra Valiaresno Brought into
IIlB Town (hurt, But the
Case Was Nolisti
Pietro Vailareano. a well dressed-
itailan, was turned over to special or
floor Edward Gautier, at the west
bound South Norwulk railroad depot
Saturday afternoon. The conductor oil
a passenger train charged the man
with, attempting to evade his tare.
With the aid of an interpreter the
affair was straightened out this morn-
ing in court before Judge Joseph it.
Taylor and the case was united. it
appeared that Vailurenno had boarded
a train at Waterbury, with the totem
tion of going to New York. He paid
the conductor of the train some money
and supposed he watt settling for his
lure the entire distance. it developed,
however. that ho was paying simply
irom Waterbury to Bridgeport, and
when he changed cars at Bridgeport.
he was united for another fare. anlar~
eauo was from Missouri and didn't take
kindly i0 giving up again. He could
speak no English and the conductor
could speak no ltaliau. A warm ses-
sion developed. resulting in the conduc
tor turning the man over to a police
man when this city was reached
George Lynch was fined 35 and costs
this morning by Judge Joseph li. 'l‘ayv
ior, on a charge of using abusive inn~
guano on Mrs. John in'on.
it appeared front the story unraveled
by the potion that Lynch had some-
tilne. ago had a diupute with Mra liv-
on'a husband and Saturday night. walt-
od for the latter at his home near the
corner of Washington and Water
streets. The husband not arriving
Lynch proceeded to use some lneiexsnt
iauuuage on the wife, who made a coat-
piutnt and Officer Frank V. Raymond
placed the plan under arrest.
At last accounts Lynch was still
waiting for the tuonvy with which to
settle.
Martin tiorman, cmployod in llarien.
came up to South Norwnlk ,vclitrrtlay
to attend a christening. int! he. did not
t‘t'iit'il that lunclimr lie procured II
bottle of whiskey and WHO“ he touched
Sprlugwood his foot became loaded
and hill brunt started to do a marathon,
an unitltelicul t‘ilfliiiillilliull which prov.
ed his undoing.
tlormnn was lying in the rain near
the ilunxnrlan churn and William
ipllttl'ol Hiltzillg biluaci unable to not
the man to go along on his way.
brought him up to Captain of Police
William it Pennington.
in (‘lllli‘i this morning, .iudac Taylor
fined tlot'II-nu 3b, which he paid.
Norwaik Court cases.
The continued cane oi .lohll .‘yiclaetut
was again brought to the notice. of lilo
town court this morning. Mela-an was
on the absent list. boat-tor, and Judge
liltiwnrli .\i. Luckli'ood has continnod it
indefinitely.
The can.» of Karl Funk was to have
appeared before the Norunik town
court this. morning, ncrorditm to the
last whipolwuwut or the case, but on
tho l‘uulloni ot‘ Punk‘s lawyer. James A.
Man, who could not come over from
iirlduI-porl, it was niltiil‘l delayed. It in
thought that it will route up tomorrow
morning, however.
The long dtawu ollt civil suit over a
dinputcd boundary lino boiwccn lin-
lit-Its nnli lAN'it\"0nII ('Hlillt‘it was
brought for number hearing this morn.
inc in tho Norunik Town (‘otnl before
Jupdtte lJoni-pit Ii Taylor
.ltlittcn'i
“mm“. i were brought
-Iiilililt'ii for tho plaintiff. pro l‘m‘“ ‘°““
BTUM‘IVANT«IIABD.
Fem or South Norwsik Resident Weds
s ”that Lady.
The wedding at Millard Gardiner
Slur tevant, ot Grout Barrluxtou, Mama.
't'ollnerly or South Norwsllt. and who is
a son of Mr. and Mrs. William 8.
isturtevunt. to Miss Bertha Grace
{Hearth daughter of Mr and Mrs.
lGeorse E. Board. of Bethei was It
large and brilliant one
The cereuiony was performed at the
bride's home. which was filled with
.trtcnds and relatives of the happy cou-
p.io The nuptial knot was tied at
six o'clock and a reception followed.
The house was beautifully decorated
with flowers for the occasion
The bridal couplo were deluged with
congratulations and well wishes and
younger guests made an effort to give
them the customary warm standoff.
Mr. and Mrs. fiturlovnnt, however, suc-
cooded in eluding tbelt pursucrs with
the assistance of II big automobile and
now on a honeymoon tlip. Upon their
iroturn they will reside at (trout liar
lrinston. where the groom is in the
stationery llilhillI-nii. They were pro
settled with a large and handsome. ur
lay of wedding gifts.
Among the guests froln The Not»
walks were, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. thun-
izart, Mr. and Mrs. William B.’ Sturte
want. Mr. and Mrs Loo Davis, Mr. atld
Mrs. Alfred (inidaclnuidl. Miss .lanc
Gibson Smith, Minn Lillian i-‘. St. John.
Miss Florence V. Kelley, Minn Mabel
Ferris, Mrs. M. M. Loo, Miss Marion
Loo, Mrs. Charles H. Aislhorpo. Mil-Is
Susan Seymour. Myron Osborn.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sturiovant. of
Chicago, were also among the guests.
QUIGLEY—PENNINGTON.
Quiet Wedding Ceremony in Trinity
Church. Saturday Morning.
A simple. but may pretty wedding
occurred In Trinity t‘hurcb, Saturday
morning at 10 o clock when Miss No!
he Pennington anti llomcr l'lalt Quin-
ioy wore united in nuttriage. The at
lending conpic were. Miss iielua Ran-
musson and .i. (‘iare London. 'I‘ih-
oliit-lutiuu clergyman was the Ilcv. Lou
in it. iloweli. rector of Si. i’aill'n
Church, Norwuilt, ‘
The church was. prcitiiy tif‘ci‘li‘ilIt‘d
with ilowcrs. lilo \onk of tile tliriu‘
Friendly Society. of which the bride
was It member. The bride was altir‘
led ill a white embroidery dress and
iwnitc hat and carried a bouquet of
ibrltiui roses. 'i'be maid of honor wore
ll pllit- blue lInltnto gown and Willie
hat and carried pink carllstlona.
The bride was giIcn away by her
brother. William it. i'ennlnuton.
Mr. anti Mm, Quinn-y root-trod many
Ilt'nlliiilii and useful presents. inclini-
tug china. cut glass, aliver tutti linen.
tint-his Werc lllt‘lii'ili from Stamford,
\\'alerllttry, i'lniltviile. ilollwi and New
Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. Qulgicy will reside in
Elisabeth street.
THOMPSON—STAFFORD
Thomas R. Thoniiltlou, of New lla-
vcn, and Mills hihy A. Stafford, of
liridgcport, were tried at the Grace
Methodist (‘hurcill realistic in New
Haven on Wednesday .iunu ist.. by
Rev |-' Rnundcra oflllai church The
couplc have lulu-u up their residence in
New iiawn ltoth young people were
well knowu ill The Norwullis and have
many frit'ildii bore.
RlDGEFlELD MEN FINED.
Seven Man Ply Largo Burns, and One
i. Aneweu to Go by Paying
Coals
'l‘hc check of the men arrcstcd by
the sum- polh'c for uniting liquor Iii
iiilixclicid .Ind Wilton without licenses.
before the Hidgcfleid
with Judge i-lnmm-l l«‘
’iflnulhh“ “WNW“... M Ma Attorney Nicholas presiding on Saturday mom-
llt-ldcn lluIibuit for tho defendant“.
litni “tho judge took tho papers "
the expression not-x. When the decis-
ioti on the than will bc Icat bed in not
known.
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HOW FABRICS ARE NAMED.
There is hardly a fabric but derived!
its name from some city or country.
untl tIil llgl‘ti [Ill well an the four unar-
tcrs or the Kitiilt’ are represented.
Muslin is named from Mosul. a city
on the banks of the ’l‘igrlu, in Asia.
t‘nmbric in from i‘smbrnl. a city in
France.
tiaurc is probably from (than in Sy-
ria, though possibly item in.- iiindoo
nazl, moaning thin cloth,
iialzc, which we commonly think of
its pvt-on, was named from its oriuinul
olor, u routitalrbrown, The word is
i‘tiiliii' the plural of buy. and the color
It. Illfll or the hornc which is known
ily that name. A form of the word in
(“Milton to utility tongues.
“smack is readily act-II to be from
the titty of lianmucus in Syria.
Silk and aeruc arc both irom lllc
lailn Son’s. meaning but Chinese.
‘l‘hcso fabrics Iii‘til canto from that per.
lion of Asia which is now southern
Chino.
Velvet is from the ltsllnn vellum,
inclining Woolly, tlliii from the Latin
voilus. a fleece. Vellum is n derivative
of tho unnlo root-ma pelt or hide.
iiantianna in front the ludinu word
meaning to bind or tie. and refers to
the manner of tying knots in the fab-
ric to prevent the days from reaching
every part. in this way spots are left
white, and a rude pattern remains in
the oloth.
Alpaca demon from the animal of the
same name. ill Porn. it ill of the
iianm species. and its wool to used to
make the fabric used for the making of
summer riltents.
(tattoo rat name from Callcut a town
in indie. which was once celebrated
tor its cotton cititli.~lliltebsllxe.
NARRDWLY EOCAPED INJURY.
Stanley 1). (insert. of New Canaan.
will) is serving on the Jury this week.
at Bridgeport, had I narrow escape
last Tuesday evening while returning
home on the train. The train was lust
siewtns down near the East Norwalll
station when a stone crashed through
the window where Mr. Ogden was sit-
ting He found himself covered with
glasti That he did not receive any se-
rious injury is attributed to the fact
that be had 1qu pulled down the shade
to keep the sun from shining on the
WWII“ Wrr he was reading.
l in); All the men pleaded in ilty and
were tints). saw one. whose canal was
boiled on tho lltiiiiii‘lli of the costs
J'lhc lollonlnu arc the babies or Ibo
then with the amount that they were
lined: August ’i‘olnnualni, $25 and
costs; Ferdinand lirlbinkia 3% and
ros's, Matilda line, 342 and costs:
in rnnntio. liohilni. Still and coats; .I\ii~
'drow ilozl, "It and coats; l-‘rank
.‘lltrhcic. 820 and routs; Znndri Presi-
dent. 820 and costs, and Tony May. the
coats of the raise. The reason that Mll‘
tildn ilcrnndo and Andrew ware so
heavily lined in because all were in
the same house.
The police think iiIat the aniline of
liquor in thlttofield and Wilton. where
there are no ilccnasa issued. will not
be carried on any longer. It is all”
that lhcso arc the only places that
Wore doing this and it in not thought
that after ite lesson hey have received
they will start any more of un- iilllo
thiot joints.
iNEURANCE ADJUSTER!» HERE.
The insurance lltljilllll'l‘li. i. it. "oil.
of the lloynl insurance Company, of
llonlon, and Mr. illoun. tho official
building inspector, who has bomb on-
sauoli by all tin- othcr roulpnnien to
make all the utlluslmcnln of the. loss-
eu. Wore in Norwnik on Saturday and
inspected the burned Overlook Made.
my building. They clone to no decision,
however. in the matter of the losses.
and up to this noun, nothing had been
decided. There will be a meeting of
the adjusters, of which. n representa‘
tive of the New York Adiuullns Cout-
puny is one in the probate oilrott of
Judsc (lrcuory. either on Thursday or
Friday mornings.
THOUILE iN THI IVNAOOGUE.
it has lust could to the knowledge of
the public that during a service in the
"slum synagogue. in (Mitcord street
on Juno 1. liters was a mom aceto be.
Moon the rabbi. Rev. Samuel Kesslor.
and P. ilmaov, one at the worshippers.
who lives in North Main street. it is
charged that the rabbi used insulting
tonnage toward Mrs. ilreaov. and the
husband of the latter resented this and
took the rabbi to task. During the ser—
vice both men came to blows. and the
strenuous rabbi initialed one or tare
scratches serous Mr. tin-ovum. and
incidentally hit him on the “tilt ear.
The injuries. while painful. were not
very serious.
Mrs.
street. Norwallt. ex ‘ til her mother
from Blast Hartfnl- tomorrow. line
will spend an indefinite period at her
dalllIlter’s home.
F. L. Chandler. of Chestnut,
:Asssuusu rtvtnvsan-ote.
Dsnbury Man Arrested on Earlene
Charge.
DANIIURY, June 18-Willlam Wash-
burn. 48 years old, who it is alleged
assaulted tivoyourzoid Lillie Darwin,
at her ildluo on Lake avenue, during
the absence of her parents. Saturday
night, was atrested in the woods on
the outskirts of thh town yesterday.
Waultburn was a boarder at the house.
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NEW HAVEN PRISONER SUICIDEB.
aNEW HAVEN, June 13.~—~Grnnt Ma- 1
son, colored. a prisoner at the county
Jail. awaiting transfer to the state prim
on at Wetlleralicid, committed suicide
by hanging in his call during the night.
The body was i‘linoovored this morning
Mason had torn sonic strips front his
blanket and using them as a rope had
suspended himself from u clothes hook.
lie had been sentenced to a form of
from two to four yours for burglary.
counnltted last March in West Haven.
Some, years ago when Mason was serv-
ing sentence to Wcthersiield for bur-
ciltry. he attempted suicide by jumping
tloln the platform of it flat of coils
thilty ilvo toot to thc tloot lie broke
his but. it is a coincidence that Henry
Mitchell. who octupled a toll next
in Manon' a in the aisle pill-loll at. that
time, was occupying the cell next t
Mason‘s in the county Juli at the pres-
scnt limo.
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it does seem. with all the pretty ma-
terials for summer dresses that need
only to be pulled into shape after
washing instead or being carefully
pressed with a hot iron that every-
body couid be supplied with plenty of
clean frocks all summer
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NOTICE
Annual School Meeting
The legal litters of the South Nor-
walk i plan School llistrict arc Ilei‘tiilv
unlined and warned that the annual
meeting of said tilstritt will he held
at the Franklin schoolhouse on Tues-
day evening. .iune H. mill. at it o‘clock.
to bear the reports of tho liistrlct Culli-
Iutttee, ‘l‘reaaurer and Collector for the
past year; to (It‘Cl‘IlI the resignation
of Russell Frost from file iliatricl (‘qu-
Inittcc; to elect a member of the said
t‘oultnittee to tilt tho vacant-y calmed
by said resignation, to wit. a member
to serve until July lb. i012; also to
elect one member of said t‘ontmitieo
to servo tor three years front July 15.
laid, and other onlccra tor one year
from said July til. thin; to lay a tax
to meet the necessary expenses of the
District. and to pay so much or the
liltitillit’iillt'liii of said iiiktrict as shall
be deemed advisable; to consider the
limiter of building a fence about the
Franklin School mounds, and. if death-
cd advisable. to ‘HIIhIH'Ilt' tho i‘iistrict
I‘oullnittsc to build such a lollrc; to
authorize snitl Committee to remodel
the Knudsen building, so railed. so as
to provide additional schtlol accommo
datlons; to authorize and einpoww- the
District i‘omtniltee to borrow on the
credit of the llislritt, until a sum of
money as may be lit-reason to meet
the current expenses of said District
for the cushion you: and any work
the Committee may be authorized to
do and to give the notes of the ills-
out thercfow; and to transact out
other business proper to come before
the meeting.
Dated at South Nnrwaik. t‘onn,, Juno
9, into.
.itlilN ll. Lll‘ili'l‘.
RUSSELL FROST.
EDWARD liAthbI'l‘T.
lilatrict Committee.
”mam haw haven t
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
in Effect June 5 19m.
SOUTH NORWALK ‘i’O NEW YORK.
A. ‘li ~1":i’l.lx. ilrtltlx, ..:lix tubs,
0:57. .1150, 7rlil, htib‘x, this, SLIM,
9:37. lil:1.’ii\ l0: ibx. il:'.'iix.
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7.;tlilx, ... :ii. .. .itlx. 6:40. thirds. 7:]01.
lzozx, li.l0.\. itl:'.‘ll.
Sundays.
A. M.- lilihiix. fiztlhx, btilx, 8:54.
Itltflilx,
l’. M ifltfnix. 2::i-lx, 2:50x.b:1i5,
”units, 7200):, 7:00, Tzl’lzx, liz2lx. Frills.
‘ttlzuu,
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. .‘I.“ lit: Hit, 4sz9, 27:46, lizifl. 724M.
H'hbx.ii:0:lx.9:l5x.9zll0x.il:40x.10:05,
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it: :iiix, 3:55, «i2ifix, 4:32. liziizix. b108,
3: 2b, Ilztiix. 0:0:tx, limits. bzdilx. 9:30,
ii: 00):, “:00. I2ziiilx.
Sundays.
A. M i'.5 00x. Ii: 00, 7:30. lizhbx.
ii: this. 9 altix
l’. M.~- .5104, i102x. 5:02x. Inili.
units, 7: (iiix.b uzlllix. it box.
«was
OOUTH NORWCIéK TO NEW HA-
0
A. Mr 11!:le. liliix. 6:12. 7:27.
ilzbl. 10:l0x. 1022'“. 10:37x. 102b0x.
11:47.
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Hill. I: i’. ilztltlx. 0:40, 7:i0x. 9:0liit.
iiIIIix. 10:031. llzlli.
Sundays.
A. M.-l2:t0x. izltix.
i0:lilit, IU:I'IiIx.
i‘. M.~2:ltlx. iizlilx,
812M, wax.
7:43.
0:46. ‘iziiix.
9111.
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DANBURY TO SOUTH NQWALK,
A. M.“‘5155, 7:26. 8:00. 8:20. 10:03.
11:50.
P. ills-winds lit'itlx. Ii: till.
Sundays.
A. M.—-7:bfl, 11:55.
P M mil. 00. 7: 89x, 8:282.
IOUTH NONWALK To DANIUIW.
A. M.--i:20x‘. 6:17, 3:27, 10:00:.
P M.:~—125. iziiiix. 5:21x.0:li,7:18
bundays.
A. M.-1:20, 9:15, 10:00:.
P. M.—-illiti. 7:16.
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THE GENUINE INSURED
Hole Proof
SOX
The Original Guaranteed Hose
00’ 000000 80X-——SiARi
WEARING 00 [0000
Remember. if holes appear before the end of
six months, it means new Hose for you.
Sold in boxes of six pairs, light or medium
weighis~black. tan or grey.
1.50. $2.00 000 $3.00 00X
"HOLEPROOF " STOCKINGS. for Women.
Colors, black and tans.
32.00 000 33.00 00X
ASK TO SEE THEM.
How Can 1 Save On My Table Supplies?
The Answer is
BuyYourGroceries
@at the AM? Store®
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, a pound .................... 326
AA? FANCY PATENT FLOUR. bile-lb. sack .................... 80¢:
WARRANTED EGGS. a dozen ................................... 25¢
lotm Peas, fl cans for ........ 25c Marshall's Kippercd Herring.
,, 2 cans for ................ 25c
Sultana 'l‘omniocs. .. cans . _ ,
tor ___________________ 25c laxirncl of iicei, a tar. .. "0c
.‘ - - - . ‘ o
Ii:\'l|il(ll‘§lit‘II Milk. Ii cans lAapmaied Aptltots, ' "’6'
for 256 for ...................... 25c
""""""""""" Granulated Sugar, :fvlb. cloth
Seeded Raisins, 2i pkps. for. 25¢ sick for ................ $1.35
Extra Stamps with Teas and Coffees
"ll Stamps with i pound 35c Tea 10 Stamps with i lb. 20c coffee
1.; Stamps with i pound 40c Tea :0 Stamps with 1 lb. 25c Coffee
«in Stamps with I ptiilttd 50c Tea 2.3 Stamps With 1 lb, 30c Coffee
ho Stamps with i pound 60c Tea :20 Stamps with 1 lb. 35: Coffee
10 Stamps with the Following Articles
1 jar .lnm at ............... 15c i can Sultana Spice nt..... . file
1 box Shaker Suit at ....... 10c l pkg. ()at Mon! at .......... 10c
i bot. t‘atsup ut ...... .....‘llc i-:.' lb. cake t‘llocolatc at . .. .16c
l bot, Ammonia at ......... 10c l but. ()iircs at ............ 15::
l lb, “max at .............. 100 :5 (‘liki‘fi Scout-int: Soap, each. .50
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124 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
Tel. 909. Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. In. Free Delivery
...—mm...” ..... . .. ......o _ _ . ...
Phone 440.
Free Delivery
Everything to Eat and Drink
You will find the most Complete Stock in The Norwslka at Beckmlnn
A Gels. Special Low Prices for This Week.
NATIONAL BISCUIT 0038 BARONET BIBC’UIT 10c pkg. 80
NATIONAL BISCUIT 6038 ID 20 GINGER SNAPB. pkg. 49
NATIONAL BISCUIT OO'E NABIBCO WAFERS. 10c plop. . 8c
"le1” CREAMEHY BUTTER per pound .. . . “33¢
3 lab YALE TOAST CRACKERS tel- 250
FRESH. CRIEP GRAHAM WAFSRI (special), lb. . . .. . ....iOe
We Give Extra Stamps With Our Fopu‘lsr Tssa and Coffees.
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WE CARRY A PINE LINE OF WINES AND LIQUORO.
(ionisa' i’iym Gin. hot. 01. 05 (Jordon or Old Tom (tin, balms
Imperial 8nd . qt. . . . . . .alie Nlcrsteiner itblne Wine. boiJBO
Uld Port or aborrs‘Wiuc. bot 60c much 85 White Scotch WiIis~
Swot (lalawba or Angelica. {up “41.15
hot, 1‘ Uhhcr's Btmclai Schick Whll~
Laubetthelmer Rhino Wine, IWY "15
bot. , Monogram Rye Whiskey ....We
A. F. Beckmann _& Co.
83 and 85 Washington St. South Norwalk
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