topper i ”Chaos btivnks inextitsonitirvrno —A T— E. K. BANKS MAHAanuoiriofli. 5?!qu .tttrgrttiwwr .‘ “3-. arusbtde‘i‘rv'semu in. nirvana»: . ~ Ont-Lil Mid—Wow! Doorman: ”Murine-s69.” inert! ~m—43fl‘nch‘ that. email: ' no "WE‘RE!“ R ideas. Wm Editors Residence Clarence McCarthy, who resides in Stewart 0V1?"ll9.'ifi recovoriug from a recent illness. much to the relief of his numerous friends. i Arthur Wheeler. who has successful. ly completed the freshman course at Yale, is spending some time at the home of his parents in Arch street. George Rohius‘hae' 9",.wa of men at Work open the mason Work or the new house which is being built forl Mr. Huributt in State 'strget, Westport. After a pleasant Weeks vacation.i, Miss Barbara Paisley, of Main streetfi has resumed her duties in the lliiillli-‘ ery store of Miss Mollner in Wall street. ' George Allen, .ir.. has secured a posi- tion as clerk in the New York Gro-t new store in Main street. George is the sou’ of George Allen, of the Non. walk Hotel. A Warwlch motorcycle has been purchased by Chester Guthrie, of Sit; vermluc avenue. Mr. Guthrie is an employe of the iioimes, Kcelcr and Selleck Company. Mrs. W. F. Audross, of East liart- ford. is visiting her mother, Mrs. l". l.. Chandler, who lives iii Chestnut. street, Norwalk. The visit will be of an indefinite period. (‘.. irviug ilyingtou. of Westport avo- iiuc, has received the contract to lay the new sewer through Qtiiiitard place. The work. which will be pushed rup- idly. will be begun in a few days. Contractor F. .1. Smith. is putting an. other story on the house of Jeremiah Little. in Benedict street, The house is having some radical changes inadc upon it that will greatly enhance is value. ’ The first mess of iiht‘lve green peas that has been heard of was picked ycs. icrdny by t). '1. Scat-lea. of, iiarrict street, from his garden. The garden has a large supply and they are believ- ed to be the first of the season. Al'cr a short absence, Charles Mur‘ ray, who lives in Pine street, resumed . his work in the store of ii. 'i‘. l‘rowitt ' yesterday. The absence of Mr. Mnr. ray was caused by the fall llc sustain- ed from a cherry tree the other day. Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Josiah T. Newcoiub entertained the Monday af- ternoon Club at her residence in West' avenue. Several beautiful prizes Wore won and a dainty collation was served later in the afternoon: hire. Newoomb proved a very charming hostess. .Mondey there was a uiecting of the directors of tlic ilisaell Winnipnuk Mill. Nothing of importance was transacted, however. At a meeting to be held later the directors will take, some action on the matter of iillinn tho I vacancy in the board \‘illIlittii by the death of John A. Osborn. James F. Pluiikctt. of River street, entertained on Monday, his two brotlt~ ‘ era ltcv. A, .i., and Richard l’lunkott, The former, who is from Windsor incite, was on tile way to the Maureen institute on Keyser island. and Rich- ard, the other brother is employed iii the postal service in Stamford. 1 Mr. Connolly, of Norwaik who had i his bicycle stolen Decoration llay has . at last recowred it. This was dom- tlirough the detective ability of lie tectivc Fox. of the Bridgeport Agency who located the bicycle in Hiiiiiiford. . it, had been sold for tithti. 'l‘he bicy» ‘. etc has been turned over to its owner. Visiting Day was observed iii grades two and three of the Center school on Friday lust and critisequonily the cbll‘ given of these rooms enjoyed a days respite from their studies while their teachers wore away visiting other schools iokiliu for "ideas and moth» eds.” The instructors are Misti Outer- hanke and Mina Power. The Norwalk l’ubllc'lJbrary IN now bright and sliinitnt on the inside. ’l‘liv whole building has been cleaned by it). P. Middiebroolts with A. is. l’ratt, of lltiiiton, as his assistant. The “Nor is the agent. for the bimtley Electric Pneumatic Vacutim cleaner and it was with one of thew machines that the work was done. "Just. as good an now" may now truthfully he applied to the interior of the building. , Tomorrow evening there will be a Joint meeting of Diviuion No. 1, An- cient order of iiiberniitnn and the in their Auxiliary of the some order. The meeting will be held in the Hiberni- an Hall and all members and their friende are invitetlto be present. The meeting is for the purpose of keep- ing the intervened active work during the summer months. There wil be ad- dresses by the State l’reeide’nt, Philip J. Bullivan and finite President Minis Ellen 'f‘. Mallo -. The former is from‘ Ehomgsonvtlle'mfd the ‘ latter from v D Savant“ mm" m General Controller. 7 Better. water ”financing. mama i'y .work and rock excavation. ,mlton cheerfully given on all contract hark. Orders are solicited. or an: . HESS. Lady i'oblinunion. No. iii. niitl u very ‘t‘iitlfll‘filliy recommend it to any stiffer- Enti- i 25 WW sam‘dusnntfia underlie M and but ..r(lii. at: . bite, is re tom ‘a rodent iii.‘ ' Mrs. Andrew Smith, of Plttsbttrg. n the chest of the Misses Smith, r'Ann atretil. ’ ‘ ;" t ‘ i Miss Joupaliine Hilton. ofthrookiya. is spending a few days with the Misses Smith, attitudes; : . H " t Frank‘tlillum hen purchased a Read- ing motorcycle. Wire is the chai't'ffeurttiatlc design. for Dr. Starr who lives in East avenue. Mr. anti Mrs, Olixer Hahn and son. of 50 Water street, are returned from Virginia; ., here they Silent two iiionthst-l "rat .i' “ f ‘ , ti .. felt it vie-g: $35533; y o "A a ‘ ecessates ‘ i Our line of 'S‘iuiimhr‘lt‘ilruiii‘iiinn for the house, poi-clitoi‘ lawn is of tir- pieaiiinafln finish and as cbreftiily constructed.)- much of the best furniture for Inside use. YOII'Ii‘lM/JOIH of satisfaction in making your selection from our present stock of Porch Chain. Poi-eh bureaus. Porch. Ham- tlnooln. Lawn Swingetswn Button. Croquet 80in. bawn Mowers. Garden, , them-Children's Plot Tonto, Screen Doors. Window Scrum. Refrigerator» Mr. and Mrs. W10. Binith. of Nor- Blue Fianna Perfection Oil 8tovu,etc. We want you to know that this is ‘ walk. Ohio, are the guests of Mr. Smith's sisters. t.he“‘Mlsses Smith. of Ann street. ., ~Sewer pipe. ‘dr‘aln tile. iron culvert pipe. .haynioud Bros. Banner Council "Rowlhk Circle ‘Wilt meet at. the home of Mrs. ,Helen Wright. 3 Monroe street; on Thursday. June iii. All members are requested to be prosciutto tiers unlit. supper will be served up usual and a fine time is assured any one that will'be pres- enl. General Russell 'ii‘roet Frost left on their silver wedding trip today, and sailed on the Oceanic, the new White Star lino Europe this noon. Russell moat, .ir.. . goes with them, and most of the time will be spent in London and Paris. and a short limo in Belgium. They will return on July 20th on the steamship Adriatic. pipe. Mr and Mrs:- William (lions and Mr. ' aiiti.Mrs. Newman 9f. ’l‘arrytowu were ‘, in Norwalk Mildly spending the day with Miss May Clune in ltivorside ave. one. They returned yesterday after- noon accompanied by Edward Clone and Charles Page in their large auto mobile. The two Norwalk men return- ed last evening and reported a fine trip to 'l‘arrytown. 'l‘lie anniiaimooting of the North Center school, was held last evening, at the school and there were quite a few members present. The regular routine business was transacted and, officers for the year Were elected. There was no tax laid. The following men were chosen far the offices: Con» mittee. Wallace llnnu; Clerk. 0. Otis Pitch; Treasurer, ii. to. Lane; Colleen tors. E. .. Adams and Edward Merrill. There being no other business before the meeting it was adjourned. Lady Washington Lodge. No. 2i, Shepherds of Bethlehem, Monday ove- ning entertained the Westport lodge. enjoyable evening was spent. The \\'cstportcrs brought over a degree tea inutid this conferred the first and . second degrees on a class of about six candidates. The degree team was com- posed of about in young folks. There Were about 5i) who made the trip from \‘i‘esiport and all \vct‘e wcil pleased that they had come. ice cream and cake were served at a late hour and then singing and dancing llt‘t'illilt' the features of the evening. invitations have been Issued by Mr. and Mrs. Noll Rood Mitchell. of West- port. to the marriage of their «laugh: tor. Margoric, to Kenneth Gerard. Mackenzie, on Wednesday evening. June 29, at ti o'clock at tho Memorial (‘hurcli of the Holy Trinity. Westliort. Miss Mitchell is the daughter of ti. Wl‘il known artist and the family rt“ sided for some time in Rowaytoii. Mr. Mackenzie too. is the non of a distin- guished father, itov. Kenneth blackout zic, Jr, the rcctor of the church and the lilblc teacher who has been idcn‘ titled with study of the scriptures fort nearly two decades. Mr. Mackenzie, tlic groonvto-be, is a chemist in Jersey t‘ity. Gettiiiiitiu tour 1 PACKARD “30" 'l‘liorc are a few more dates open for the balance of this month, which you may have reserved upoti appli- cation. You may have the luxury of the tines: riding oar built for the sum of three dollars per hour, with a minimum charge of five dollars. if less iliaii twu hours, or a flat rate of $25 per day. H‘snford & Brooks 42 NORTH MAIN ITREIT SOUTH NORWALK Mr, Samuel inland. of 00th Nor- walk. Write: the Following.. strong Tutltnooial: i talu- aront picuure in adding my tchliinoliill to those already uivon with regard to m. Dick’s Medicine. and can any without fear of contradiction that it in the best medicine 1 have ever uiioti for lthvuinatitim. Malaria and other diseases of a like nature. 1 but from web discretion. 8, (T, illifiimNi). Etarnaesl ' ,..';r Monufngzz? or n... 1 S O ‘D A and mineral Waters . IOTAILlOHID in: Vichy. Seltzer. Carbonic. Hummus. (Hirer i Ale and lemon Bods ! i 1 Li. W WIN). D The‘ mt‘ind but New GANAAN. coutv. not. rust Mill. serial No. use ' ‘. 12-18 9;» and M m. ateatiier, for . ttw' best stove satisfaction. 3 A. J. Collins‘co, . l retinal Directors and Emulators. North Main Street. ‘ “rt- v. ‘. ,l t t a mm. mm At MERRILL compares? sooxsszcsae OTINOQIAFHERS O. B. JaCks‘on Optician I ,. EverYtldng in the Optical Line. Eyes Examined .Frée PHONI 483. DON‘T “I“ THE OPPORTUNITY TO PREPARE FOR BUSINESS Are wanted South Norwallt. Conn uonwaut. M». ..m.. _..... COLLEGE OFFICE AGEIITANTO Port. Chester Stamford South Norwalk All men appreciate a shoe that FITS and that is the comer- stone on which we have built our business. We have a wide range of up-to—datc models—ail leathers, all prices-but every one a FITTER. FLYNN & ' RYAN 90 WASHINGTON STREET. soon-i NORWALK. Arg Norwalk Furnaces W! and Boiler l "Under the preheat constitution and inf the diocese. ‘coadiutor. because the bishop does anti .deslre it; and furthermore because we iviuitutiona by other bishops. (Coutlu portwor any other provision to meet the difficulties unsorted by the blend or those mutilate divtuion of‘the di f'ese‘bbegl learn to report as follow r? canons of lhe‘clllli'tih, there are onlyr two meihodu oil permanent relief for the bishop. These are til the election: of a bishop ooadlutor; t2) the division ~ “(ii We do put recommend a bishop believe that very few members of this convention are read to select a moat who might. become bishop of the di ‘ core by right of Fuceeosion at some l'llf tore time. , "i2l no to the division of the die: ceiie, while the committee are divided as to its desirability. they are agreed that it is not at prt-imt feasible. “The committee therefore recom- mend. as the best method of temporary relief, that a sum not. to exceed ”.600 ‘ in addition to the present approprim rites * tribes; ‘ j W? “itillbliilttfi ‘aiigpihnent ti . ‘ iffilhidten’s . _ ;, Shoes. Caps, it n ,. Q X“ ; , $1» « 110 Select your Bdtliiag “Stilt now, while 1‘ the vhfiety is large ‘ ' o e “The Hot!“ bf Ace : " 'lmzs :° :' “Vlty‘ond Irritation":w 92 Wuhinotdn 8t.. South Nara/Ilia Ct. . . . . = :.M<.-...tt."i “than” an tutti-WW vb lieu of 8500, be appropriated from the -« income of the bishop's fund, to prod ivide. in the bishop's discretion, the assistance of a private secretary or "The committee furthermore call at- :tention to the fact that if the pronoun I ed amendment to article ii. of the con- niilution of the Protestant Episcopal ichurch in the United States of America by the addition of a section permitting the consecration of androgen bishops he adopted by the general convention in October. lint), more adequate relief for the bishop may be provided by the 'election of a’ suffi'ugau bishop." Raise Bum to $3.000. Judge A. "Milli" Robertson then stated that he did not think $1,500 an adequate appropriation for the bishop to be used at his discretion. He sug- ;pesicd flint it be changed to $3,000 and such action was taken. Remarks were than made, those opposed to the divis- ' loti of the diocese giving as their rea. 'son that it had not developed suflicient.‘ iv to be divided as yet. Bishop lircweit-r called for a vote by , acclaination on the question of the ac. tci‘ptancc of the report. These opposed greatly (itlliiiilliitt'l‘t‘d those favorable. iii was then voted that the matter be ’ turned over to the committee of ’finance which was equivalent to taliiinx it and it was so disposed. Two delegates to the general conch- .tion were elected. The others will be 'named today. 'i‘hoso chosen yesterday 3were the Nov. Frederick iiarriiuan. of lWiudsor. and the Rov. Ernest do For- lest Mict, rector of Trinity Church. Hartford. Officers of DlOceu. The standing coinitiittt-c for the ditr cone was then elected for the ensuing your, and this. with the appointments s- w....}.~........-...-.m of tux-rotary. assistant secretaries. treasurer and registrar. as made by Steam 0! the convention. results in the follow- flot WONT iilx list of officers for the diocese for lhltill: HEAT Bishop, lllalit licv. t‘bauucey ii. . iii'cwstcr. hit, as Woodward street. "0' A" Hartford. HEAT Hitintllhg Commiticemitcv. Storrs t). Seymour, ll.i).. president. liilt‘hileltl tlh't'til; Siuuucl iinrt. li.li., itch. IDEAL line NEW entrants amass These Three stand for One Thing --- E C O N 0 M Y The anemia) nouns co. South Norwallt, Conn. ARGAND BOILERS ARE MADE lN NORWALK gifts. Fans. Silk and Kid Gloves. Handkerchiefs. Pinnacle. Silk and Crepe Kimonos. Smart Neckvvear. fascinating Waists. and many noyelties. 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- nets Covers. etc. All the requisites no complete the gradua- tion outfit at ”popular prices. The N. ETilyan Go. 86 Washington‘St. bedded in Asphalt M tic. in t it 4 sheets and Lion. Being applied dry. it require: absolutely ulntureproof. if you h vs never seen thin marvelous aid to better and cheaper . bonding. come in Ind let. us show you just what ii iii, or write for free sample and illustrated (inscriptivo matter. . .7. W . in givin the order Film“: name on the order claret work. (Zi‘i‘l‘i ,b‘. a: : Graduation Accessories Our store abounds with pretty and useful graduation hiStiOPRiC with. soon) but,“ “who cannot vain urn AND cur-mm You Yourself can 'Naii it To sledding Rudy for immediate Queer-lien This substitute for lath and plaster iii made of 'kllnadrie'd lath ibi- lt is nurtured with nixed cardboard. out 1 ready for immediate application Mil! decor» - still Work. The Jones 8. fidtchkiu Cb. _ 17 wan. critter , Silk Hoelery. Ribbons. Lace South Norwailt ‘ no time for drying out. it hi 8 SIM/WW IVINUI SOUTH NORWALK narrator), Middletown tlel‘l; Georgi- ‘l‘. [.inslci. Hartford ilxiiiii; Stewart Means. l.).l).. New linven ililtlil; M. tioorac Thompson. Greenwich H906). Swrctary, Hcv. Frederick W. Har- rininu, l).ll.. Windsor tittilbl. Assistant secretaries, Rev. John i“. Plumb. New Milford (limit: Rev. Ellis lilahop. of lilitldlotown. Treasurer. Mr. John Hall Suite. i’ortiaud (little). Registrar, lit-v. Samuel ilart. I),i).. nun, .‘diddietuwn tistti. Examining t‘haplainm—Rev. lunacy. flit, Middletown ”872); Storm 0. Seymour. lily, l..ltclitlelti iliiii't‘l; Samuel R. Colinday. 8.0.. Mldiilctown (190m; Ernest deb‘. Mici. Hartford (than): .1. DeWoif Perry. .ir.. ll.i)., New Haven tlhtltii; James H. (icorgc, Newtowu tiiitliil: James Goodwin, ii.il.. Hartford tihtlill. Acting t‘haplain, liev. William P. Latid. till, Middletow'u (1905), of the Diocese of New Hampshire. John Foreign Mlulons. last night a meeting was held in the church to increasi- interest in domestic and foreign missions, tho apportion- ment and the iAyint-n's Missionary movement; The. spearlter was the Rev. Arthur T. Sherman, of Hanx~Kow. China. lie is missionary from tin- American board to China for a period of seven years. He told of the work that was being carried on in China. of the conditions that exist there and the neat need that has already been ac- complished by tho uiisuiouarieo sent from America. The Rev. William it}. Gardiner, of Cambridge, delivered a brilliant lil- dvetis on the conditions of domestic. minions as well as foreign. He is nec- rotor of the New England Episcopal boar of minions. ”rite other address of the evening was delivered by Eteplien Baker. presi- dent of the Manhattan hunk of New “York city. The Right. Rev. Chauncey Mentor presided "sin tut evening. The convention cloud after a session in the church this moraias. ..... MllllLL COM-IO! CUMMINGS- MINT. IF YOU has: THINKING ABOUT‘PAINTIN'G‘YOUR AUTOMOBILE. GET FIGURES AT LUTHER M.WR7 NORTH MAiN AND UNION era ‘— ....... ...... ”A...“ g...” Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Route But the preparation called "Neverielit” is not suitable tior stopping , bad leaks or for use on old or poor roofs, and not as testing or durable, as “Century Compound." The above testimony was given under oath at the injunction hesr- ; lag in the Stamford Court. April 11. 1910. We offer the Century Compound at 50c PER GALLOiN and guar- antee all rooting work for three years. The Century Rootingdthmutaéturihg Go. 88 WASHiNGTON 8‘! REST. . n w... um H... ._,___ m.. l aaraioaiaroa REFRIGERATORS REFRIGERATORS REFRIGERATORS 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. The A. J. Angevine 8: Son Co. 134—136 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTtlt NORWALK WE SELL . . Neve'tduéty Street on .100 PER GALLON 0r Will Oii' Your Street for 1c Square Foot. MANUFACTURED BY Century WATERPROOFING co 21 UIAVIIW AVE. Tolophone 363. EAST “Pliny. A ‘ , _ it my oton Point w 3 Now Open Under New Manateaient Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing. fiddling, ’ Bathing and Other Attrac , s HlOH CLASS CONGIRTI. AFTERNO ON AND [YENINGJON Till: "I” ‘ Especial Attention Given ’to “tom in... or ~ Tci. 500 JACOBS BROS. Manager“ ‘ ,. inn-gar . a“ r» -... - for your.Plttmllinl. mutter. One «to, to a firm like this. because we; vie him a reputation for man tirade Work, Highlands . Materials and Starting a Honesty to live up to indium a guarantee for strictly first lthoae which are worthless or harmful moon dropout. Thirty years of success nonwacx, coon. . with The faculty and graduating clan of, the Merrill Business College has issued .. invitations for its commencement ,eit- .‘ orchids to ho licld‘on Wednesday eve- ning. June 29th. in Lockwood's Halt. Norwelk. The clean reception will fol- low front 9:30 to 12 o'clock. ..... ...M...Mu..wm ! “necrosis or TH: nausea» iii what one writer has termed pr'oprie tin-y, medicines. ‘ . Good. honest proprietary medicines, like Lydia it. Pinkiism's Vegetable , Compound enema, and the hordes of 6,, the masses are blessed by them. while hi curing female tits is the record of fit. Pinkham's Vegetable cnm- . pound.
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