‘ will
a
COTTAGE W AND
PORT! more.
$1.25 andSi.50 it fit:
COUCH COVE
I98c, $1.50 and S .00
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urinaciwlio Hc‘i'izi; stock.
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tic-mm militia
2 spine-s DI srtmsnt
ranch Ollie“; Nbrwalk
n-Edi Ia Residence
, Him tiiern Residence
IRead about the summer waists at
the Mints store. See adv.
. Mule Goldschmidt of the firm oi‘
Winner and Goldschmidi, spent the
day in New York city yesterday on
business
The High School Alumni Association
hold a meeting tonight at 8
o’clock, and an elaborate program will
be rendered.
There Will be a meeting of the Car
penters‘ Union, this evening. Nothing
at special importance is expected to
come up. however“
Walter l—lyntt'. splint Sunday at the
flame of his parents in Norwalk. its
It former Nolwsilt youhg than and
is now located in Port Chester.
William J Tracey, .lr.. has complet-
ed his first years studies at Yale col-
logo and has returned to his home in
West avenue for the summer vacation
A daughter was born last Friday
night to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gorniley
of 2 Prospect avenue Mother and
daughter are doing nicely at their
home.
Miss Hazel Paddock, has resumed
her duties in the. office of the Vander-
hocf Straw Hat Factory in Butler
street, utter a two weeks vacation.
yesterday.
The popular young shot- ( lurk, .lohn
Tierney, who liVes in Chapel street.
and who is employed in G lover s store
in Wall street spent Sunday aitctnoon
and evening with friends in Bridge
port.
The uniforms of tho Winnipnuk Jun
line have arrived and tile display cd in
the windows of Cavnnugh and West's
furnishing store on Main street today.
They are nutty littio uniforms of or-
ange and blue.
Kenneth Kerr. one or the unfortu-
nnto students of the. ()vcrlooh Acnd
only who lost about everything he pus
sensed in the lire of last Wednesdav.
left Norwalk liundatI morning for his
home in Nottiwillo. N. Y. .
William Thompson. accompanied by
James Hangh. drove to Roddlng Ridge
Sunday. The couple visited Mrs.
Thompson, who is spending a' low
months in that place, She is reported
to be in the bust of health and enjoy
ing her visit
Miss Alice Haugh spent Saturday at
thct home of her parents in Mclwin
street. Miss Haugh attends the Now
York Medical College and is studying
to become a trained nurse. She came
home to attend the nile-I- wedding on
nivmsnry of her part-tits.
l.orcnzo .1. Adams, of Not-unlit. who
is the agent for tho i). K. Window
Cit‘flllt'tl, ot‘ licdhanh. N. J. is canvass
int: the wotitorn part or (‘ooucrtlrot
this Wt‘t‘k. lic will visit lllt‘ school
board of Port Chi-slot nt thriv "0)“
meeting to demonstrate the marlin ol
his lino to them.
~~ill‘ililillg, excavating. roud oiling,
road building, trucking. llaynuind ltron.
iir. lloxiol' Hitchcock, of west even
no, rot-dived his fine new Mitchell an,
totnobllo yostcrdny morning, in the
afternoon lht- doctor and his driver
'l‘hontan Vill‘kon, who has had special
instruction in llli' running of the Inn
chino, took a 25 nillr rldc, and the ma
chine acted llllt‘iy throughout, licldon
Hill was taken on high liner and ”11‘
car developed good upood on its illi-
liul trip.
Several of the local members of the
Naval Militia went to Brooklyn Navy
Yard, Huntley. and sailed the gunbost
Murhaiu'l’rbm that More to Now llavcn
harbor. The Matthias hail boon thvre
since April 23. [citing it general over
hauling it is nuts in first rinks
him and ready for the won. that will
but given it ill the next few months
it will be hand by tin» amoral rotnpau
out of the state naval militia.
possible that tho Muchniu may he one
of the boats that will form part of tho
l‘ilt‘ttplioll party for ctr-president lliiono
volt on. his return from England in a
few dayit.
A delegation of Catholic tluiou (‘oun
cil. Knights at Columbus decorated ilu-
gram of the dovetailed manila-rs of
iiiaCouIicil do Bliaday afternoon in
not o of the rainy weather lJvluk flow.
era placed in boxes Were used in lhr .
decorating. The following deceased
members graves were decorattld: Dan
not Kollehor. Thomas liable. omit K.‘
Low, itetiry W Hayes Mark McDon-
nell. William Ncsry that-ted in Killian
rw Itrelaudl Michael Kelly. Joseph J
BhIeean. Michael Gleason (‘nrutiltia
Howard i’oier l. iluixue Rev James
H. O‘ixmnell Timothy) hymen. Pm
tries tr mutiny and dental "rennin
lu nddfliion l:ht- tgrist/es of‘ThmuItc .Ha
vny. 0 ar iy (induct Bridgeport.
Inc Edward III-u or rum in W
consul}. Now your. will he looked at}.
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MSAEVATUR CHAlthT'i‘
General Contractor
Bower. water work. anoint. mama
qty work anti rook excavation. Esti-
flstss cheerfully given on all contract
Work Orders are solicited
Tet. dill-3
. was in Nothvhlh Sundayiand yesterday
. spending thermos with friends.
F" Preston kil- Newark. New Jersey.
itin-
25 WNW. "W'm Emit!" on.
purchased an indiin mature”
"blasts fichddc‘r, or Wait street. ‘
has rune to Runway, New Jeremy. to
spend the shut
The Arm , ‘ have N I 1 1 I .8
a iii if mi l a‘
Btfiifigfi t‘itIeir m, today. lighonie‘ ece$s \ ,
Mrs. Emily E. Nickerioh, 6‘: West
Main street. has been entertaining
our line oi' Bummer Furnishings for the house. D9rtih or lawn in of ar-
Mrs. A D. i’ryer 0 Brooklyn.
. tit-tic. design, pleasing in tlnish slid ss citratuily hoiptrtlcted at much of the
Letter Carrier .10 n F. Henley. of the ‘he'st furniture for inside use. YoIl' ll get lots of satisfaction in making your
azfis’fiufl . m iii: 931mm“ '1 ”’ss‘ ill'tlh from liar lli'esout stock oi‘ Perch cums. Porch Stitched, Porch Harn-
Mi" mum Narrows. or WWW} m“ p. Liwn swims, Lawn «its». organiser syn. Lawn Mower}. quota"
asst}, datum". Pltii “ileum, Screen Doers. Widdow demos, Refrigerators.
. Blue Flame Perfection Oil Stow", etc. We want you to know that this is
Miss Gertrude Weston of Norwatk. tho beat stow tuitinfactlou.
is s gncst oi' the Miners Fannie and
Mamie llernsid. or. Boring street.
Miss Mary B'oruard, ot‘Sprlni street
Niels Dire‘dtors “and [1thth
. Siiutll Neurotic been
has been entertaining Miss Gertrude
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Option] Line.
Eyes Examined Free
5| WALL “MEET. PNONII All. NORWALK.
MIs. Willa harks; has .i as ed her
residence on lt’llmcrest loco oliteltu‘s Du
pots and family tor the seminar.
Michael For an of the Boston Store
is spending the day in New Yofk city
on business connected with the store.
Miss Sarah J. Smith. of Hartford. is
spendl'nga few days with Mr. and bird. “
0. s. Stanley, at their home in 142
Main street.
David Harford, son of Mr. and Mrs
l). w. liarford oi‘ Chestnut street;
South Norwnlk. is critically ill with
typhoid pneumonia
Hartford it Brooks still have a to -
Open dates far this month. If WU
want to hire their Packard machine,I .
for one hour or it day read the adv. l;
Mrs Alla Louise Young, who has
been a guest for a few days of Mrs.
O. n Kimball. of High street. returned -
lithium today to Mfuchester. New Hamp-
It re
A regular meeting of Humboldt "
Lodge. Sons of Herthann, will be held ’
this evening‘ in the South Norwallt' I
Quartet Club rooms North Main ’
street 1
Miss Hattie Ladrigan, of the cloak .
and salt department of the Boston
Store is enjoying a few days’ rest
from her duties. but is expected to re
turn soon.
Harvey Smith. a tormer Norwailt '
young man. is at present Workinz out
of town. He is in South Norwalk for .
a few days and his many friends are
greeting him here.
Miss llariloi Clark, teacher in the
Noroton wheel, was ill last Week at
her home in it‘dmwood avenue. and
Miss Ruth Themes. of Rowavtou. has
been substituting for her.
Robert '1‘ linikeley or llanbury la
the guost of friends in South Norwilk.
Mr Bullteloy spent. several days fish‘
illg nt Pouch Lake. last week. and be.
tween the showers managed to acquire
it liuc sunburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Field.
hr ids and groom, returned home todai
to New York city. after having spent
part of their honeymoon With the
grooms patents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred-
crick it. Field. of 38 Burritt avenue.
At the rctrsrlt‘: at the theorem in-
stltute on Keysa islan this week tin-
l2 iii North Milin Street. 9
PREPAREFOIR BUSINESS
...&E..NERRILL COLLEGE
Are Wanted
lots: as
I hooligans
critics asstsraw'rs
All men appreciate a shoe that FITS and that is the corner-
stone on which we have built our basins“.
We have a wide range of up-to-date models-all leathers.
all pricey-but every one a FITTER.
FLYNNT RYAN
90 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
assistants of the pile s of the Han
ford diocese. are harm: their vacation 1' Steam Of
The time is spent in prayer meditation Ir an 0 e “0! Water
and general exercise. The priests. who “EAT
[wage liberalism week. have returned H Al
0 erparss._ " . 0! f
.............. Norwalk Furnaces mm
walk Aerie, No. i588. Fraternal Order of
Eagles on Wednesday evening, as was i
stated in last evading“: issue of the
Soutincl. Throw; the summer months
of June July 1 not and September
Ilu- order meets but once a month and
this on the first Wednesday in the
month.
LDEAL and new mannerisms:
These Three stand for One Thing ... E C O N O M Y
The ARGAND bOILER CO. South .Norwalk. Conn.
ARGAND BOlLERB ARE MADE IN NORWALK
Got. it also not
PACKARD "‘Iail"
”int-re are a few more dates open
on the balance of this month which
you muI have resorted upon appli-
ration.
ion may have the luxury of the
lluout riding car built for the sum
of three dollars per hour, with a
minimum (bulge of line dollars if
less than thI hours or a flat rate
of 826 per din
Hartford & Brooks
42 NORTH slam l‘fflll‘l’
sour: unmask
Graduation
Accessories
Our store abounds with pretty and useful graduation
gifts Fans. Silk and Kid Gloves, Silk Hosiery. Ribbons. Lace
Handkerchiefs. Parasois, Silk and Crepe Kimonos. Smart
Neckwcsr, fascinating Wat-ts. and many novelties.
A large stock of charming Lingerie, including handsome
Princess Slips. beautiful White Petticoats finished with flounc.
cc 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 00.,
a _t..t.6.,‘irlimsrstv W NW
..,. a... . 1t.“ N.» - mu .. . m... .......~.......,.
Mr. pamucl inland of ill Nor
walk. Writes till Firming.
birch. Testimonial:
i talus stout pleasure in adding
lentlmontal to those already given
with tenant to Dr lliclts Medic
can any. without fear of I-ontrmcllmi
that ii in the best medicine 1 have
ever used for Rheumatism. Malaria
and other diseases of a tilts nature 1
Iboorfulit rei‘llhlllifl'ld it to any antler
In: trout suth diseases
H i‘ liticliANil.
ssrrsli sun cesium rum urn use nurse. .
you runner Ola mu u to Ituddlni Rudy for Immuni- Decoration
This sull‘ctltute for lath and plantar is rank at in-dl'i'd lath lute
bedded in “vital! Martin. it in summit with cardbtlarti. cut
in l It It sheets and all ready for immediate cultivation and decor»
lion. Being applied dry. it requires no muster fordryiug out. it is
Ibmiutoly moiatawprooi.
it you have never mm this marvelous aid to hotter and chin?“
. mains. come in and let us show you just what it is or write for
free sample and illustrated descriptive matter
0 AWIW 331$!
“ ”M .. life «a
canines
souf'a
than! W rs
“Tatum.“
Vichy. Bother. carbonic. “
Saran llsL er
Ale mu “2:. in giving the order for iulfihin‘ Matias. this
a: ufifim Fitting. Natal Work. old. I; ills. begun In
M"- m u, We have I reputation tor rials Wort: til tirade
WA 9 gap Materials auditioning Home» to live up to and our
The Wrist and M
0. Box “I'd-JEN. 110
um saunas. noun.
name on the order is It guarantee for strictly first
class work
The Jenes E Hobbit“! Co.
17 waist "asst
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Filth: Blix till the
raiIilc W; lull? .
We till . 1
The case oft. William K. Maples Irinai
betoro the Norwalk ’l‘owu Court thin
"itIiImI‘III‘I with Judge summon»
a
MrIIIH r{attorney}? t‘uu'eo hp‘p‘eareii ptorI‘
It
has and i’roaecutinx Attorney
Leo Davis for the state.
Captain liuut lunch the stand, told
that thorn was Moo hard tooling between
himself andM unmet on his part.
fie dint of the. happenings at. the than
of the trouble for which he had Irv
rested Mr. Maples for obstructing the
traffic and for remains; to move on
in viblati'ou of an order from (i‘apt‘alo
Hunt.
t‘i’iatIncI-y Lockwood said that he
could tell nothing more than what
tlaputlu lluut had told. He had heard
unite of the converilatidn at first but
staid that he had heard t‘aptalu Hunt
tell MI. Maples to move on several
times and that Mr. Maples had stood
there several minutes. He saw a trot
icy car there and several wakonsa
utos but as far as he could remem-
r there was no lmntedlate obstruc
tion of trailic.‘ He said that the mm
chine was still. but that the engine
was running lie was then dismissed.
John Ryan was called Hé was in
the lunch wagon opposite the place
where- Mr. Maples was arrested. He
also saw several titties and teams held
up "teams coming dons Main street
mold not as: by him." said Ryan.
James Montgomery was the next
witness called. its was also in the
‘ lunch wagon at the t1me of the soot
dent Montgomery did not hear the
conversation and did not see Maples
make any motion with his hands.
t‘aptaln ilunt was called again to
the stand. lie told of what he was to
do, and all about the instructions he
had receired about the restitution of
traffic at this corner. lie told this in
response to questions of the judge.
Mr. Maples was then called to the
stand. He told of the haponlnks ot‘ the
day and explained the congestion of
the troliic. and said that he stopped
his car to Matter hear what oillcer Hunt
had sold to him in response. to his this.
ples‘i first attention. This was on the,
second time aroumi.
linvls salted Wily Maples stopped at
all. He said he saw no teams or wa-
gons and that he stopped "to attention
the oiilccr why he had not. given him a
square deal on the first time aroumi.
He said he had not heard- what liunt
laid and utopped to ask him again.
Then iinnt told him to more on and
Maples turned to shift his gears. The
next thing he know he said was when
Hunt had said. "i'll see whether you‘ll
move on or not." and than. according
to Maple: the. officer climbed aboard
and placed him under arrest.
The defense than railed William H
Mills. lie sstd that he saw no on
atructlon of travel and that the whole
alfair at ”to second little took only
about a minute.
“As far as you could son, were there
any tennis coming down Main street?"
Mills was asked by Attorney Davis. llo
said he didn't see any teams but tin-re
might have been some.
Attorney Davis thou summed up the
case and said that more was the posi~
tiri- stun-moot or three witnesses that
a team was held up and that the affair
had taken scvcrnl moments in iron
spirlug.
Attorney i‘uneo thou went carefully
omr the matter and summed up all
that had gone on. lie called attention
to the actions of Mr.
nose. that of a man telling a credible
story. and anew-ring all questions In
a proper mnum-r.
that anlcs’ statements should be
credited as true and asked for a dis
churgo of the prisoner.
'l‘hc jildxo then said that this corset
in (mention is a dangerous earlier and
that for this reason the traffic ofilox
had been detailed to the place. ll
duty won’t he s success unless he can
attmirsstnlly keep trailic moving. ills
orders should be complied with. The
officer has 0 time to argue. The In-
toilts shod d unite with the officer in
eudsavoriu; to carry out this idea:
The offense. if any has been commit—
ed. is not at ”versions.
I do not think Mr. Maples used good
iudnu-nt. either of the two times in
attempting to argue with him.
The lodge then said that turns the
evidence given he found Mr. Maples
guilty and lined him 31 and costs with
the line remitted.
lipou the advice of his counsel. Mr.
ileum. Mr. Maples took an appeal. “i‘
wait adtnittcd to bond to the alumni of
dbl) furnished by William ii. Let‘ount
The case is returnable bpt‘orc the next
term of tho t‘ourt of i'omtnon illcas.
TERRYWLLI'S NEW STATION.
”a...
Report is That Finns Have Already
Inn Drawn for One.
rmavvnu. . .lone li.—~lutsrut
it» been arena in this town by the
report that plans for the new railroad
passenger and freight station been re
«sired III town. Theda plans It was
said call for a passenger station to be
erected too yards from the east 1
0f the Sylvian Hill toenail whit: will
face the double tracks. to be Io by «I
tom. of stone and (lament construction.
tile roofing and will have platforms
upwards of the rest long The “freight
Milan is to be of wood 16 by till mi
and will he or wood. to try till feel and
will be nutter the supervision of the
freight clerk.
Another great feature which was a
part of this report and which will be.
leaning in 'l‘srryvllle patrons if it
roves true is to the affect that the
the pessimist agent or from the link
at and telegraph offices, '
The two monotonic trill limiter
tx- minerals under the new arrange
men
--"llt child was burned terribly
circuit a face neck and chest. isn-
ulied Dr. Thomas' molecule on The
pain coastal and the child sank late It
Ncawaut court. mum slesn."~—Mr0 Nancy it mu he more plenum nus accusation in
sea, Hamburg. N. Y.
Maples as a wit-_
lie said he thought.
l
Mitre:
PAGE THREE
ills! One Of .Il'
“ Hull
New Sittiltllét
Waite .
A very chic model for the unattach-
I log warm weather. fiIshlo‘ucd in White
Lavm, button in front or to the mild.
~dsintliy trimmed with first quantity
ocean pearl buttons: collar and cuffs
very dummy embroidered: alum I
sleeves.
On Sale, 2124
M'MTS" u “Tits House of Ac-
‘tivlty and Prom-cu"
9:5 \Isshlngton Stu. South Norwslk
IF you ARE THINKING ABOUT PAiNTING yous ,.
AUTOMOBILE. oar FIGURES AT i
LUTHER M. WRIGHT'S
NORTH MAIN AND UNION STS.
Y J
..........a...._ .._.¢.~.—.._m-
“
Century Comp mm d
Stops Leaks on 'l‘iu 0r shim," Roofs
But the preparation called "Nererieat” is not suitable for stapplhk ‘5
bad leaks or for use on old or poor roots and not as lasting or durable
aa"Ceatury Compound."
The above testimony was given under oath attthe injunction hear
in: in the Stamford Court. April 11,1910.
We offer the Century Compound at 50: PER GALLON and snap I
antee all rooting work for three years. ‘
The Century Rooting AManuiaéturing Co... ;.
’3 WASHINGTON 81 REIT.
REFRIGERATOR.
REFRIGERATORS‘
REFRIGERATORS
nsrmosanoas
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 is complete. {i
The A J. Angevine 8: Son Go.
134 135 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK
NeverdESty Street Oil
100 PER GALLON .
0: Will on Your Street for it: Square Foot;
MANUFACTURED BY
Century WATERPROOFING Company
at akavmw avs Taoism. soc. am Natty/lit?
Now Open Under New Madagiih'téiit
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing. Bo
Bathing and Other Attractions m!
man one. concurs. ”'1‘!le on me “some, on m infill
Tel. 500 JACOBS BROS... rs ‘ ,
.Was an Wm ’
GOOD PROIPIOTI FOR HUNTS- who had «lemma after M i
tor of three years ago. or at
seeing quail in any great numt9 .
this section of the nitric will it
oily be agreeably surprised to
or the ”manual: condition at .
MIN.
Woods hid tale Full of than at the
Present Time.
freight scant-u will not he handled by ' “W3 0' thin Vim“? for “to 00mm:
woods It meant. .
One local upertiuaum reports til
startled amass ha .
gush within the radius on i '
til I in itself be million
manure at an unusually m
sea. knob to the credit of . .,-
uunouuoa. it can be said rm
manuals for good huntihg in the
tall. are reported as very promising.
‘tiocal sportsmen. who have “in sedan
In; my woodlands of this. too or law
in; seen nummhscomts“ of both
quail and partridge. and claim as the “pprgcjgigfl um 5mm“, in
winter pm past has been such an up that time and scanned .
on one that tin- frathered folk hare‘WW small basking! "1 ”1'“? ’
species at am tut ht Inuit
survived it well and um mumiianth“u%yh?m WWW _ :
many years past. Pessimistic mailers. rein are om said to he at
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