.AIII...
E K. BANKS
We Hamil} Looxti'
at.
Branch Office, Norwsik
-Edltor's Residence
i Mongolia-gimme”.
. rs. Katharine ' te‘I’I 1 Norwalk.
Irwltt Ii few ditys fill” talitpwaek with
fr ends in Georgetown
not Gifford Clark“. a student at
Smith‘s College. Northampton, Mass.
has arrived at her home in Hamilton
avenue to spend the summer vacation.
The quarantine we raised todayo
from the reutdanc of William 1’.
Ward, in Lowe streot. Bo'th Mrs. Ward
and son William have been ill for sev-
oral weeks with diphtheria.
Mrs. orvilitl H. Swift of Bridgeport
who has been vlsiliilg her daughter.
Mia Leonard E Smith, of Whitlthk
street, Danbury, wont to Buffalo, N.
Y‘, yhsterttaii. for a visit with r-ela
t we
.Bev. Walter J. Shanley, L.L. D.. and
Rev N P. Coleman, lot. -St.
Catholic church Danbury, are making
their ‘annual retreat at Manresn in
Siltute. Keyser Island, South Norwulk,
this week.
Tile Liedertai'el Society, of Starri-
ford, will take part in the state uaen
gerfest in Hartford, June 20 and iii.
About forty members will be in the
chorus, of which Gottllob Monz. Well
known in South Norw,alk is the lead
or.
Frank J. Kelley, of this city, grud-
Itnted yesterday from the dental IIol
logo of the University of Pennaylvanla.
recolvlng the degree of doctor of (ion
(hi surgery Dr. Kelley stood high in
his college wIII=,lI being one of the first
-twr.Iniy honor men.
The Knights of the Mystic Chain
are to have a convention at South Nor-
wnlk, Saturday. June 25. Sup'rIIIIIII
CoIIIInander GottlIoli will confer the
mark degree on past conuuanders oi
the order. The delegates will have
dinner at Roton Point.
The New York, New Haven and
Hartford railroad has been ordered by
the public service IIoInIIIlIIIIlon of New
York state to squIgIIIIrIl by means oi
gates, highway crossings on the High-
land tll\l5l0ll in the towns of Potter
son West inllng and Holmes, N. Y
i). E. Loewe & Co. have moved Into
the new three-story addition to their
hat factory, and are now engaged in
making exionulvo changes in the illillil
factory in accordance with the in
crease in both the making and ilIIlIIlI
lug departments and ItlIIo in the trim-
Inlng. .—-l)sIIl‘IIIry News
A delegat on 0! Eliot. went to Stum-
ford Monday night, it? saw seven
candidates initiated lsirlIIt Deputy
(l. l. Alli-II. of Middletown \iilrl pres
out. There wore also visitors from
Bridgeport and New Haven. The
visitors were taken on a tour of the
city in automohiieé of Frederick Borg
Before theI mooring they were enter
lnlntul
Lodge. The arrangements were
charge of William S.
ford Lodge.
1‘ ho. portion of the grounds with h are
avallublo for the aIIIIomIIIoIlIItloII of tho
IIIIIIIIIIlII at the Danhury tan is to be
IIonIzldIIrnbly increased by extensive
changes wlIlII h at II now being made in
in
Poole, of Siam
'ihc relocation of. the horse and cattle
, lInIIIII.
'i‘lIIIaII horns are being located
ilt'ill‘t'i‘ thII lint‘krts avenue gate than
formerly and ulroady Ht‘i‘i'l‘itl of them
, have been moved. The change will give
Ni‘iyplsy "the All
much more room on tho aroundu for
other attractions and for llll‘ location
of faklra' atandu or amusement attrac-
lions.
John T. Foley, Ja es Mchfi Dr.
T. A Riordan and hurt Klloy will
go from Dnnbury to Sun Francisco to
see the hit: Jodrlha .iohnrton priztI tight
on the Fourth of July. They will make
IhII trip on the ”Nt'Wiiplili‘l‘ apt-trial"
train. leaving New York ’l‘lIIIrIIday
moInlnIr June .33 at 10:36. 'lhIIy will
utupover at (ill 0. Denver, Colorado
liprintoi and Ba .ake City orf the
outward trip and returning they will
atop at has Angolan the Grand Canyon
and at. with. The party will arrive
home on July li'mDsIIbury NIIwII
'i‘hsre will probably be II rIIIIorti
brushing crowd at Amuuenmnt Park
in Meadow atroot Saturday sftIIrIIoo.
for on that acclaim the Norwttlks wt i
have Ram opponents tint tItliehrftitnl
Gillian lilo
itIIIm oi the world. Tish Cuban Giants
am always a his attraction and thin
your ihoy urn min in tine iIIIIIII. 'rh
Norwuiiut are a strong aggregation
this season and the colored visitors
will hav to do some; playing to hunt.
them \3ilt “I?!“ mains tho sirens»
out turn thm II that it» We!
play at Amu Peril. the chan-
ops tot“ a win it mt,
l i ht.
Irish froth Said“ "it 0“
the Norwaiittt
atrrhurys who are
to no or strain; M the Waterbury
lhdppsudsnts who played here reconh
' tr
tillmroa cannon
General contradict
gunner, water ork.
. in smith“ umdtm.- z
Patter s.
at a dinner in the Stamford .
champion color mi ,
Minx. mason-
the guest at Moitir and Mrs. 1).}!
ler, in Georgetown;- last week.
‘ f and: Miss Mitts .
- or" ...
partway“ ledgggum 9‘
at the
llound Momma in Mahmud. Milli:
Plain.
The mayor Aid Sewing Circle of tho
Tim M Ohuroh drill meet at the
'Iihproh tot row afternoon at 2 o 'clock it
.th Howl n l“;
A large 91) of cherries is apparent i
ly in pros at this your 'i‘b‘ey are be-
ginning to come. into the local atoreh‘
“Mil
Miss Helen Baldwin. of 46 morris ,
street, Danhury. has returned from
Norwallr where she has been visiting
or nephew .pr'. W.;Fi .hut‘Iiwm.
(C The math. To .w,ill dgeatw with grit.
yruu ., union or av or-
walk, pool?“ at 3 o'clock 9R“: RIIIii
coo llves op unite the children a home.
Any‘ interns ed in touriieraii‘re are ill ‘
Vited.
'l‘oois. teams. laborers.
Bros.
Letters from George ill Hipp, who
is traveling in Europe. report that tilt
is having a fine time and that Paris
is a swift place. He has been through
Gernmny and is now seeing F once.
the health is dine and ho 'is en oylng
every nfiiin‘erit of his trip.
I”Edgar" Hughes gl Stamford, a. form-
,, stopped in
Smith “Norpli wt inlaid
for a short
time and re odoid acquaintancuu.
He was on his my to attend thvoom
Inencement exorcism of Danhury high
Ichool. Mr. Epsilon has Just complet
ed II post graduate course at thII Stutn
ford high school and will so to Ford
ham college in the fail.
Edward Hendrick, at Fort street.
East Norwnlk. was arrested last. night
upon corn Ilalngof his wife Mrs. Em-
ma Hendrl ck. ho charges her spouse
with drunkenoss and fulfills to support
her and their three (Ihl dron. aged reI
npoctlvely 7 6. and 8 years. llentlrIlIk
was locked up. by Constable ..i ..l (.ood-
wln pending a hearing on the IIIIIIII this
{titernoon before Judge loseph it. ’l‘ny
()I‘. II
Highway Conuniintionor DunlI-l Dun.
Raymond
followed by a hootloo. for every tlIIIcI
he starts to oil tho highways it rains.
Yesterda he thought his chance to do
some olilng had (some, so he set to
work on lI‘dlrilelIi avenue.’1‘ho oiling
wagon has now been given another v-a
nation the length of the latter being do i
lIIIIIIIIIIIIIl entirely by the rnprlIIea of
the weather.
Complaint has been made. to l‘roae- ‘
outing Attorney William F ’i‘aIIInIaIIy
III-guiding thII pt notice of boys going in
nothing with any little or no bathing
(iltlllLllli'H at the lltuiior VlIIw bridge.
The boys can be plainly seen bv the
coriugers and others in the vicinity.
and the spectacle they pump in objec-
tIIIl to. Mr. Tammany announces that
unions the bathing is stopped no will
issue IIIIIIIII warrants for the III-rout of
the guilty parties.
Owing. to a disturbance in which .io
seph Monahan figured last III color: that
geIItlI- man was arrested in Railroad
avonne last night by Special omIII~r
Clarence (letmnnuttl. it appeared that
Monahsn had been polar in the Hotel
llIIlrIIont and (Io-tinned in not in a man
nor considered unseemly after he
reaIIhIId the sidewalk. About this time
the policeman down on the scene
and pilottId MOIIa n around to police
headquarters an muscharnei‘. ox breach of
the paste Juggle onnhlt 'lsylor lIn
posed a line of fill and tests.
M”.— .
GOLD on. FOUR
Pre'st-O-‘Lite
GAB TANKS, SIZE "3," ON HAND
ALL THE TIME FOR SALE OR
EXCHANGE.
EXCHANGE PRICE is $2.50 0N
SIZE 3.
Haniord & Brooks
42 NORTH MAiN cross?
smirk NORWAut'
“1“ ‘ W.
um“... .-.....M.. w...“
Mr. Samuel inland. of South Nor~
walk. Writes the Following”
strong Testimonial:
i Mitt? ({eatm pleasure iin adding my
restlruooia sivoa
with wizard to QllII. Dick' In ililo cine.
Will my without lem- of IIontradluti
that it in tho ImIII medicine 1 bar
over used for lthoumsitnm. titular!
and other Iiiueauos of a like nature. 1
cheerfully recommend it to any puffs?-
lng from stroll dinenw
St‘. IRELAND.
GRAY altos
Itlsnufsulu'rq‘n of lmf
_ ground
.3 o s It and
Mineral Water
ds‘rsstitsuso 1' '
Vlohy, Beltsor. Carbonic.
tisrsaparilis. Clinger
Ale and Lemon this
all m HOWELL
ARTIDMN
AT“ U] D
ThcA
t and list
no . Ir'ifii-o-Jl‘oi. 1’20
NEW CANNON. CONN.
Unmanned nutter thti it'loodfi and Dru:
m Jm ”figum , $4755
. I." .2
gap” uterus ,
Nor-walk. was .
1218 and Main Street.
ltlp‘lh of the opinion that he in being "
Argand Boilers.“ iii-ll
l ‘. f ”N l Wit ;- ' ‘
I Our line of suitriuii “intuitions for the house. porch or term is of ar-
itsttic design. pie t 3 lb finish andI inn carefully constructed as much of the
06st furniture in i slide use. You‘ll set lots or satistadti in airing your,
selection from our propent stock of swell Chain, emu Cor Its,
motility Lawn Swings, stn Butts», croquet sin, Law clam, Garden
Ms Chlldnn’o Plot Touts. “run Doors. Window So so. Refrigerate".
Bill's Fism‘d inflection Oil-Stovssmto‘. We Want you to know that this is“
oliins Co
Ronald Direétoh 9nd Embsimers. .
South Norwaik. Conn
0.13. Jackson
cheetah
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes EXafiIined Free
as watt. srrlii‘r. mom «I. ‘ponwstrc.
J.’ I I‘
til-n :- I. I I
t
DON MIG! THI O’RORTUNIW TO
III-oh Hs‘m- ‘
. Rov. E1 B. Subunit. of Annuals: Burton
IManatltIld, of Now Haven, and Oliver
not a little parliamentary
c lerlcul voting sectionsIunIleI the or-
der or procedure. When the session
hogan them were two hundred
present. For clerical deputies. or.
James Goodwin, of Hartford, withdrew
in favor of Rev. J. C. Lindoioy, of 'l‘or-
I'lngton. ,
elected as toilowa:
Rev, H. i. Bodkin of .Nt‘W [iritnitii
(lilIlerIIlIII-Ive, of Portland. -
Morris W". Seymour, of Bridgeport.
wan confirmed as chancellor after the
bishop had nominated him. He will
advise the bishop on legal matters.
A. Keaton Robertson. of New HII
you. raised the; point that the lay
houutI and clerical house must not new
aratoly in voting on clerical deputies.
holding that the action previously tuit-
eu’of voting together was not cannot
at.
The convention recoarted at this
point. and the IhIIIIch scholarship ao-
clety met and accepted tho rIIporI of
(i. 'l‘. Lindsley of Hartford as treasur-
or and re-IIieItI-d the board of dime.
told The convention was then re
PREPARE FOR BUSINESS
At MERRILL COLLEGE
coMPETIN'I‘ 'Ar 6 Wante d
BOOKKEEPERI
STENOGNM‘HERE
Stdmford South Norwallt
OFFICE ABIISTANTI
Port Chester
All men appreciate a altos that FITS and that is the comer-
_ stone on which we have built our business.
We have a wide range oi up-to-date modclMll leathers,
all prices—but every one a FXTTER.
FLYNN 8. RYAN
90 WASHINGTON STREET. IOUTH NORWALK.
..... .‘.—-....._ .5 . -dh..- .-.-~.~...w,l..l.....
RotAllr
Norwaldernaces um
IDEAL and new RELIABLE RANGES
These Three stand for One Thing --- E C O N O M Y
The mortar) house co.
South Norwslk. Conn.
AROAND BOILERS ARE MADE iN NORWALK
i
I .... . at _
Graduation
AcCessories
Our store abounds with pretty and‘ussful Induction
gifts. Fans, Silk and Kid Gloves. Silk Hosiery. Rib I. Lace
Handkerchiefs, Paranoia. Silk and Crops Kimonos, Smart
Neckwesr. fascinating Watsts, and many novelties.
lore stock of charming Lingerie, including handsome
Prineésl lps. beautiful White Petticoats finished with Bounc-
es of their and embroidery. elt‘snt Combinations. dainty Cor-
sets cam. etc. All thrrsqpisites to complete the gradua-
tion outfit at popular prices.’
The N. E. Ryan (10.,
86 Washington St. South Norwallt
ssr‘rdit- uh damn IIII’IIII LIIIm Alto pus-Isa.
You Youmii Ci’h Nail it To Manolo. lastly for immediate Decoration
This substitute for lath and visitor is made of liliudrlod isth im~
bedded in Asphalt Mastic. it I» nurtured with stud cardboard cut
in 4 x 4 sheets and all ready for ln'tutodistu application and daIIorsa i
don. lining applied dry, it roqIIlI-IIII no ilitiii for tying out. it is
absolutely moisture-print.
if you have never soon this niarveltms aid to better and cheaper
building, coats in and let us show you turn what it in, or write for
free sample and illustrated descriptive mutter.
«new nus
.9 .I W' .,
film: i? “Rot
n or for your lilo H‘s‘sii . OM.
ulnar.“ out, Ids Ian “Tinned: William
we have 3‘ Irina tioh for it and: kWitt“ . B Grade
Materials “fiat
name on 6
cm: work .
. 1 The dimes & Hotdhitiss Co.
, 17 WALL ITIIRT NONWALN, OWN.
lto lit! to live up to If our
Mfithrtln
II. guarantee for strictly first
0MB?
I ‘
,: his point and a lively debate followed.
"chair (Bishop BrI-watort thought the
“loath.
.Gwrge, of Newtown. anti itev.
41$“
I‘Ths bond was tarnished by
l;
annual and the rollers on the donation
reported there had been no election.
.iIIdItII Robertson again brought up
lie favored separate voting. The
,lay delegates wore through, but Mr.
RolIIIItson Bald they wore not liIIrI
,ton Mansfield and RIIII. E tit-lI‘. hilel.
of liurtford tried to remedy matters,
the former moving II IIIIIIIIIIII.
The by); IltvlogntI-II marched out. The
tailor-II III-ported Rev. Mr. Undue); ol’
'l‘orrlnuton. 3 votes; RIIII, lleWolf
l’IIrry. of Now liaven, Ito. and Rev. 0.
ii. Nattory. 20. The. first named was
.IIhoIIen, and attorwnrdn Mn, l’erry
gwaa chosen making the fourth deputy.
’ twu having been chosen Tuesday.
awaiting the result. 'l‘hu noIIIiIIatlnI:
I IIIIIIIIIIittIIcI presented the names of Rev.
I'Mr. ltuforty. of Portland; Rev. J. N.
of Waterbury; Roy. .i. ii.
J. F.
Film“), of Hartford, as IIIIpplIIIIIeIItaI')
dl‘lii‘flliit‘fl. 'l‘iIII uorrvtnry notified the
lay IleltInuitIti oi the action of the
clergy and all the IIIIitIIIIlonIt IvIIrII rat
. lflIIIl.
The IIoInIIIitIoII on finance IIIIII-IIIII
.IIIIIIIdIIIi an usseIIIIIIIIIIIIi of ti,“ per
cent. from l‘lll’li parish for the blob
oil's fund, and 0an pm root. for tho
convention food.
For the bishop‘s immediate relief.
SLI'Iut) was appropriated. Thu financi-
cotutnitioo solot'trd ili‘t‘ Rev. Mr. Goud-
witt. Hartford; W. W. Sklddy, Siam-
tord; 1'). ll. MIIIIIII, New Haven. The
Sunday IIIIhool l'UlllillllfiNltill was given
8700, although lter. w. Budley spoke
against the amount and II motion to
reduce it to 32th) was defeated iii to
42.
Gordon Russell. of Waterbury. was
chosen to the vacancy on the direc-
toraiII of St hianIaIIIi‘II school, in
plat II of his father, who is deceased.
“ -—-Don't use harsh physics. The,»
lotion weakens the bowels, lead! to
chronic constipation. Got Dean‘s Rex-
nlets. They operate easily, tone the
. iiomsch. cure constipation.
hiiliii filillllli iillli ill
Still it iliiiill ill llililll
Decision Apparently ls Reached
Alist- Counsel Holds
Conference
llRllltllCl’URT, Juno Him—Prank
mapper. murmur of the [loaton Loan
company. forfeited a bond of 3300 in
the criminal court of common pchIII
yesterday. masher was charged with
usury. it was charged that he loaned
John Sirko oi Fairtluld, the sum of
$200 and charged him interest at the
rate of 65 our tent. in the city court
(“your wIIII fined tilt) on each at three
co‘u t and taxed with roots amounting
to 13.18
Iona Fortsitsd.
Yuwrday morning thorn won a tons
'oonforeuco heiwasn Prosecutor Banks
and Attorney Charles H. flhnfili‘o.i‘a~
presenting uiasnor. Counsel for the
accused wanted further delay but
' Prosecutor Bimini stated that union
tits accused was in court at 13:06 the,
‘ HIGH CLASS CONCERTS. AFTERNO ON AND EVENING, ON THE Pifl‘ué
Especial Attention Given to Automobile P “
Tel. W500
. hand was tot-toiled. manner did
: n't appear so ihehond was called. NI-
. than manner brother of the prisoner.
put up the bond.
Notion Also Portsltsd.
John Notion. who formerly conduc
. ted the old Casino in Bank ntruot. for~
tutu-ll I hand of not) it II III fliln‘.
tilt-m
Millard. No ‘75 Ind
on was fined
litihg‘ tho litiitor law.
from the oily court'n penalty
Lawn”... .AW...
.wss III-pone. The notice which was
courted to be printed in the paper not»
retain; the laws in tail was not. him
requires that they must be published
ten days before they are out into eh;
tact they do not so in force until to-
morrow months. At this time. s pore
son violating the regulations is liable
wettest for his misdemeanor. Tattle
OlliIIer Bryan tillk in writing the driv-
tit! and prideatris' to sy that they
will he «muted to know the rules by
tomorrow morhihs. I
Constantine limit sedation Dyer;
Division iii Mauritian inn“. II
_. $1.25 Gum. use
. . ‘ downs, triads at good quality
3
NEW HAVEN Juno iii-"There was.
(Ioniu'ilon i:
during yesterday It reunion of the Biodi- Ij
nodal convention in Trinity church due j
th the division at the body into my and ,
tail .
delegates and about 150 of the clergy i
Ellis Bishop, of Bridgeport. and Rev. .
The IIIIIIIIuittoo on proposal ‘
to employ salaried arch-deacons wail;
Rev. G. W. Davenport, of Danbury: '
’l‘hII lny IlI-Ileuaieu were in the rear ‘
RH—EFRIGERA
REFRIGERATORS ‘
REFRIGERATORS
Rarmcuusroa‘s
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
I34- 436 WASHINGTON STREET.
' "rum;
count in the city t‘tltit't in 1909 for via.
its appealerfil
, The new trafllt: regulations for Nor-
! well: did on up into other today as
ilishod until June 7th. and. u the inn
fixation} .handsomely trim. .
run $125. (in date. little
I 50¢ In. Irina-st
3.9a . yard
tiood quality Damask. reg.
60o ydIQn lulu Friday-39¢ yd.
, Women’sllests. 7c
Just. for a good Friday bar- ..
unlit. Women’u Vents. . . .Tc ss.‘
50c Corsets, 3%
Our regular iiilc tiorsotu, on
sale. Friday bargain ...... 38c
”‘40 Dress Gingham
9% yard
In all the new checks and
d“ , . .
I) M, 0. Hose Supporters. all ._
colors. On sale Friday. . .190:
25c Boy 5 Uhder- .
wear. I96:
Just for tomorrow. Boyti' 25c
Bummer Underwear . . . .1
Skirt Markets. Wit 9
Armin this Friday we will soil
Skirt Markoru at . . ””105”,
Sc Net Washable” ~
cointsupn‘ir ier.3‘t':"r
Our reg. no Not Washable Cor-
tar Supporters, Friday. .36 u. .
3c Cotton, lc spool;
plaids sultabloftlr dresses: (loud strong spool ‘othon.
reg l‘Jl/yc On sale Fri» white only; regularly 3c
day ................. in! ac yd. spool. Friday ..ic spool
“The House of Activity and Progress“ 1‘
MINTZ’S
Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roofs
But the preparation rolled "Neveriesk" is not suitable for stopping
bad tasks or for use on old or poor roofs, and not as lasting or durable
as "Century Compound."
The almvotestlmony was given under oath at the injunction hear-
ing in the Stamford Court, April 11.1910.
We offer the Century Compound at. 50: PER GALLON and sunr-
aIItI-e all rooting work for three years.
The Century Roofing & Manufaéturlng Co.
83 WASHINGTON 81REET.
more: Ir
M..._w. .. -......_. . ._....._._...
TORS
the line is complete.
The A. J. Angevine & SonCo.
SOUTH uoawual
WE SELL-II“
Neverduéty Street 01;;
10c PER GALLON
OI Will Oil Your Street for it: Square Foot.
usuuncrunen sv
Century WATERPROOFING Company
at sanvrsw AVE. Teisnhons sis. EAIT unwound“
“ o.‘ inf: ‘_'.
Now Open Under New Management
”Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing. Beatiilg.
Bathing and Other Attractions
JACOBS BROS. Managers
I
Bathrooms"
Norwalk Chronicler