mired "some
B ridge Pharmacy
Prompt and opulent service at
all timed, '
Po 1 situation given to all
present ptloa work.
Claim for our trolley patrons.
Come in and wait for your ear.
DRIDGE P ACY
J. PARKER. Manager.
Get Your om Wants I
Mrs. 0. H. Keeier has been seriously
ill for several days at her home in
First street.
Mrs. William O. Merritt, of Seaview
avenue. is a guest. of her daughter.
Mrs. George 0. Stevens, in New Can-
aan.
Frank W. Roberts, of East Nor-
walk. who is a member of the traveling
iorce of Sealshipt Oyster System. In.
corporated. is at present in Chicago.
Miss Annid Nickerilon is to be the
leader of the Sunday evening meeting
of the loyal Workers‘ Society. The
topic will be "How Can God's Creation
Praise Him?"
The oystermen are figuring that
they are up against it and they can-
not be greatly blamed. for the present
spring has been one of the most unfa-
vorable seasons in years,
John E. O'Sulllvon has been very
much improving the surroundings of
his new Dorion House by having a line
lawn kept on the property and the
drives placed in first class condition.
It is expected that now, with a mag-
nificent pipe’organ, the. East Avenue
Methodist Church wil have a choir reg-
ularly. though a volunteer one. The
music of the church is in charge of
N. Smith Ferguson.
Miss Jeanette Van Convering. woe is
a student nurse at the New Haven
Hospital. was a visitor at her home in
East Norwaik yesterday. Miss Van
Convering reports that she is very
much pleased with her new culling.
Dr. F. B. Baker placed his launch
"Mora C," in commission for the sea
son today. The boat has been at Dr.
Baker‘s barn in Fort street since last
(all and in the meantime has had an
overhauling, so that she is now in ex-
cellent condition.
The handsome and commodlous
yacht Culque, owned by Lawrence Ar-
mour. of Chicago, who was best man
at the marriage of bliss Elizabeth Aus-
tin and Ford Miller yesterday otter-
noon in Norwaik. has left the Country
Club anchorage. where she has been
for-several days.
Friends of Proprietor George Ii. Van
Alstyuc, proprietod ol’ the Crescent
Laundry. are observing that he has an
eye for the artistic in the matter of
attractive surroundings for his place
of business. in front of it a lawn is
being arranged for and a ilower garden
as well.
A young door has been sporting
about East Norwaik and vicillliy for
several days. it was seen again this
morning by a number of people. though
It confines moat of its visits to the. vi-
cinity of Strawberry Hill. Lost sum-
mer there were three deer about but
their presence was supposed to be due
to the great scarcity of water.
On account oi the nasty weather. the
proposed practice of Mayflower liook
and Ladder Company was not held
last night. The boys gathered at the
fire house. as scheduled. but it was
considered needless to go out. spoil
clothes and cover the apparatus with
mud for no real lire trouble. it is not
expected there will be any practice
runs during the summer season.
There is considerable speculation in
day as to whether the weather will
clear up sufficiently tomorrow to allow
for the various proposed baseball
. games, intlndlug the Mayflower “Amer
lcau game at the Oval. The weather
gays not much hope today and the wan-
iher report of the early morning was
not particularly assuring. i’or partly
cloudy and warmer was prolllisoti for
tomorrow.
There was a dolxatlou from final
North“: at the town meeting last
night but it seemed that with East Nor.
walk having a population of close on to
4.000. there should be a larger more
limitation to town meetings. The next
town meeting will be held in July,
when the new Wuhluhton street
bridge committee will report This
meeting is expected to bring out a
ranch larger representation from this
part. of the town.
The entertainment committee of
Meyllower Hook and ladder Company
held a meeting last evening at the
truck house in Van det stmt and
made arrangements for the 8rd oi July
night. The company, all customary,
will keep “open house" and there will
be men on duty the entire night Illl
during the Fourth. The company's on.
iertainmant committee consists of
tibial F. M. Wheeler. chairman, A. w.
Day. nary Waterbury. Charles Keene.
Robert Morrison and James A. John-
son.
0n the occasion of the delivery of
the new bone wagon and chemical
"you of the moat Norwallt ,ilre de
oatmeal. the members of the May
flowers and the Fire Police will have a
ride. The firemen will be headed
y a drum corps. The line of lunch
will be from Luther ill. Wright's eel-b
llshment in south Norwalk, where the
lire wagon is being built. to the Van
ldaudt street the house. Committees
are new sum in minus the variou-
. soul 'l‘irerem be wrapper
at the live Wm
airflow mutant 3'
Robert M. Smith. of Dorian. was a
.vleitor in New York City yesterday. .
Mrs. Elbert Scribner, of Newton, is
visiting Mrs Lucy Svribner, in North
Wilton.
Miss Coriye Steven‘s. of New Jer-
sey, is a guest of Miss Stella Austen.
of Dorian.
Mrs. R A. MacDonald left today for
Wellesla’y. Men. where on Monday.
her daughter Miss Florence McDonald
graduates from Weliealey Oolie’ke. .
Work has been started on a new
house on Leroy avenue for Fred. B.
'Chadderton. the real estate dealer. lt
' will be a frame house. about 30 x 40
test, containing 10 rooms and will be
provided with every convenience.
From all accounts there was a live
ly light in Derien Tuesday night, in
which tines llungarlens and a Ger
man baker figured. Constable iian
lord Smith. who set out to break up
the squabble. was used rough and
struck several times. The constable
one or the Hungarians, who tied. The
three men a1reuted Were given a hear-
ing last night before Justice William
H. Wliimott, Jr.
The little waif which was found in
the llarlen woods this week is getting
along nicely at the Darieu Children’s
Home. where he was taken after be‘
ing found. it is now boiived that the
little baby will recover. despite its ex»
posure and long neglect. not to speak
of the insect bites about its face and
body. One of the Darion constables
slated yesterday that the case hall
been taken up but tints far informa-
tion which would lead to the appre
henslon ol‘ the guilty parties had not
been secured.
J‘he Norolou Athletic Club. gave an
entertainment and dance Wednesday
night at the new fire house hall, which
was largely attended, and to say that
all Were pleased with the entertain-
ment would be putting,- it mildly The
entertainment was arranged by Joseph
Le Strange. known to the theatrical
world as Joe heightens or the The
Three Lelghtons. and considered to
be the best dancer in the profession
today. The program was as follows:
Solo. "Meet me tonight in Dream-
land." Catherine Askew: ballad. l'll
change the thorns to roses." Al. Swath.
ei', coon song, “Follow the cartracks."
Phil. Askew; eccentric dancing. Jo:
sellh Le Strange; ballad. "Down in
Sunnydionoy Land] Wm. Algi‘en.‘
songs and ronwdy. the New England
Quartette; ballad. "The Song that
reached lny heart," (loo. Heinlein.
Deming followed the entertainment.
Frank Smith furnished the 11111le for
the entertainment and dance.
YOUR LAWN
We handle everything necessary for
keeping your lawn in trim. Oiokieo.
edge trimmers. gran and hedge shears
and lawn mowers
Croquet Sets and Hammocke.. Garden
Hose
Schiichting Bros. 8: Co.
Corner Railroad Ave. and Main 8L.
Darlen
Select Groceries. liay. Grain. Flour
and Feed, Hardware. Paints. Gian. etc.
_~
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Tooker House
DARIEN
is prepared to deliver in the town
limits
S. Liebnunn's Rhelngold Beer
Si. 25 per Cue Net
Piel Bros.’ Pilsner Beer
32.25 per Cue
ten 76 «Me allowod for enroll"
A full line of Wines and Liquor by
the bottle or gallon
w... . mum... -
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alpha
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Sprower. oi‘
ilrookiyn. N. \'.. are whimpering at
Kill Karo cottage. ltowayton.
The llowayton public school will
give an entertainment in the Rowaytou
llouo Company's house this eveninl.
Mrs. Jennie Sharer. of Peunoyer
street is enlertainln. Mrs. Hester ill.
Mach. of tlound [leach a former resi-
dent of this place.
-~«»’l‘lle annual meeting of th
iloway
schoolhouse. Saturday. June ill. at 8
p. in. important business will be trau-
seated.
Eddie Leamsn. last year‘s linger at
Rotor: Point. is now employed by the
llelf ill liner Publishing epiphany. ind
die in Idvertlein the company's loan
olild expects toe eng this mean at At-
lantic City.
(loom Latin and Min Mabel Am-
hler. of this place, went by automobile
to Mount Vernon, New York. tut
Tuesday. to attend the marriage cere-
away of Mine Moe Baudin to Gerard
Adamo, of East Narnia. Miss Baud
was formerly a resident of liiut Non
walk
Captain Frederick Sprower. of Row-
ayton, has had his yacht "Mary A.‘
not into lint class condition for the
summer and is of the opinion that in
a I ed contest he has it on any in
the arbor ii there are any doubts.
he is willing and ready at any time
to Iiry it out.
At the auction held Wednesday at.
tsrnoou, in the lorocloeure sale of
.
‘imW 39o}
arrested all or the scrappers except,
.«i
ton achool District will be he d in the'
Frank H Treudly and charm duhenelt
““th
tor court under the direction or John
mitteeho . d A
a): and; film pill-
chased one tract or land of mm acres
in Davies and another or lilteen acres .
in Norwalk.
On Tuesday '1‘. 1. Raymond by re-
Weill of
Mr. Wood rd. Mr. lililpwonh, dlvisl
~ superintendent. and Ahe‘xdivielon» on?“
near. relative to location of the fret
depot. The location had been decldt'ui
on the south side or the east bound
station. It has been decided to extend
the culvert fill in the approach. and
extend the cuiert. fill in the spores
“and extend the siding on the north ai o
“of the railroad track about 400 feet to
the east, locating the ireight house on
the north side.
‘i
t
-—-"My child was burned terribly
about the face, neck and chest. 1 ap'
plied Dr. Thomas’ Eclectrlo Oil. Thu
pain ceased and the child sank into a
restful lleep."~Mfl, NanoyM .Han.
son. Hamburg. N. Y.
not.
The ileadlng Circle niet wtth Mrs.
C. J. l)eWitt.
Mrs. A ll (iorham is visiting in
Norwich this state
Miss A. is) Carpenter is visiting
friends in Gleenvllle, N. Y.
Flag Day. JuneJi. was observed by
only a small number in town.
Miss Grace Godfrey is visiting her.
grandmother, Mrs. Bates. in Redding.
Madame Felaendeu invited in a few
1friends to play bridge. Tuesday even-
98
The selectmen have repaired the
bridge over the river near the Soioman
place. .
Miss Florence liurd has returned to
her home. “Ash Cottage," alter a win.
ter in New Jersey.
The. Misses lva and Mildred llouton.
of South Norwalk. are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Godfrey.
A new roof has been added to Miss
Helen Gregory's house on Beldeu ill‘il.
W. 8. Olmstend had the contract.
The old bell which rang and tolled
for half a century in the steeple of St.
Matthew’s Church. has been sold to
onl-of-town parties.
The Salvation Army industrial do
pertinent made a trip through town on
Wednesday and received various gifts
of magazines and other articles.
The teacher. lilies Mabel Pool. and
the children of South Wilton school
will elijoy a picnic in the nearby
woods. next Friday. the closing day
of the term.
Deer, rabbits and squirrels are very
plentiful in towu this summer. and
partridge have been seen. George
Eakland has captured eleven line trout
in Bryant‘s brook. ills trophy did not.
however. attained the 'oight neceo
sary to secure the prin offered by
Locku'ood, in Norwalk. for a fish of
that also
lN STATE SECRETARY' 8
OFFICE.
The Selllca Grocery Company of i~3n~
field has tiled a certificate of incor-
poration in the office of the secretary
at the state. The company in capital-
ised at $8.000 and will begin busines-
wlth that amount. The lncorporatoril
are Annie E. motion. of I'Inileld and
Thomas A. For son. of East Hartford
The illue Ribbon Garage, of Merl
den. incorporated. has filed a ccrtid
cell- of incorporation. showing that its
omcera are Johannes Sohlott of Bridge
port. president; William E. Sealer. of
Bridgeport, vice-president; James ll,
Hinsdalo of Merideu. secretarytreas
urer,
FILED
Jupau‘ a metal comics in the «heap
eat in tht world. [Alters travel for
two sen~about sevendeuths of a pen-
uy.
The “Koehier 40"
is [N TOWN
Classy in Appearance. with the Latest
01er Montelelr Touring my.
Extreme power on hills with a speed
of l to so miles an hour on high gear
e“.—
. makes this the ideal ear.
Remember the speedy little ”Hun-
mohlle :0“ runabout. also the reliable
Maxwell. "Morita 30," Ryder-Lent
and Oolumbll.
'l’hoae Hit. CLOVER. ill-h. or our
norm, 788-4.
Norwalk Consolidated
I
Aline hilll climber. Mechanically
perfect and cons _ from the ball
material through i. with all the
tall- oi enrollment carefully attended
to... The our that will take you I“
where and bring you book The up
keep cost in pinch less than upon any
other car or equal power.
Gold complete. with random. full
lamp equipment. aenerbtor. to. to.
rive-pamper ‘l‘ourlua (lea... hi
Four-passenger Touring Car. , . .01
Four passenger Tout-about. .....01
"We can deliver the woof-Jon
can get your car tomorrow. Don‘t be
put off with a "profane."
riser cube some roll Hifll.
oschi'nanits
NORWALK, CONN.
ooltivena of Rowayton met t
' minds W MW. .3 .
, held pursuant to an order of the super ‘ "
itching 0pm
leilcheo, Fever Shite".
W
The little blots as. itching spots. dio-
eoloratione. plm lea.
Pimpin.
1
“they y‘eor. indicate that the
blind to who ate ysteln.
tie poslam app led u soon as these
:irouhles show will cause them to
quickly didppear. lclivln. the skin
11‘; perfect condition to perform its du-
t I.
in skin troubles of every term. air
‘fectlng‘ both infants and adults. poelam
produces beneficial restate from first
application. stopping all itching at
once. Echelon, acne. herpes, letter
and similar Chill!!! yield to it readily.
Podium is noa- messy. flesh cola and
cannot be detected in the day lure.
When used ‘or scaly scalp, dandruff.
boils. sores, chafing, hives. etc. it
driven away soreness and cures rapid—
Poslam is on sale for 50 cents at
The Cliiford Pharmacy and lildw. w.
Kelley. Jr.'s, all well as all drug
stores. Bill. a supply sufficient for
most minor troubles, to clear the corn4
piexlon overnight and rid the face of
pimples. will be sent free of charge
to any one who will write to the
Emergency laboratories. 32 West
Twenty-nflh street, New York city.
PLANS FOR BUILDING.
Architect L W. Robinson. of New
”Haven has been commissioned to
draw the plans for the new building
on. Washington street. for the South»
ern New England Telephone Company.
All the details have not. been decided
upon as yet. but the structure will
probably be two stories high, of brick.
with gravel roof.
The number of wireless stations on
the wheels of the maritime nations of
the world is placed at lid.
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10% DISCOUNT
on Every
Refrigerator
in Stock—Large or Small
Saturday Only
a. K.
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUII FURNISHER
CORNER WALL AND HIGH ’1‘...
NORWALK. CONN.
MITCHELL. UNDERTAKIH
Norwalk Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
Do__r___lon Henge
(OW?! Boulevard)
(ACT NORWAL K
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Shore Dinner: and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order
John E. O’Sullivan
RIOPII ITOR.
CityNatlonal Bank
IOU?" NORWALK. CONN.
nun—unnu-
runners A omlw. unwise
lemme
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lefe Donnell lane. 01 and U per year.
IDWIN H. “THIWOON. PM
J I N. KNAPP. fl! VhO-m
Pl “10K H. ROWAN. In! Vino
Will!” IODVIILL. cashier
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John Hr, “at momma
Monet I. ma Alliance “min
flirtation m John to. um
Prods: it. loom
BERKSHIRE
PURE ICE
if you want him ice for this sum-
um I use. you can have it in the herit-
shlre ice sold by as. made from water
or yrhlch the info owing to the analysis
mallet: 1.9 lLLiuoav. Ph. 0.. chemist.
flee-ed umtl Alriohlturai lilaperi-
meat station:
AFFIAIANOI
Turbidity None
Iodimeut .............. ........Neue
bier ..... .........Nene
ftdoublet.IOOAIGIIOOO\ICIOOO~M.
OHIHIOAL IXAANNATION
'm .m“.. ev-ru-euaenoeec m
Alumlmid ammonia .0144
ch:.”“'filtolblltivdoldentlsllo M
Nitrite-........................Nene
Hodneebifliarlt'edenm) ........a.fl“
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iron .‘l'raee
N0 bar bro-hooded pond ice sold by
thivcom by.
Iurplue and Profit-
“17.000.”
brookslde Ice Co. ,
Implicit“, ,
fever blisters. ,
lch appear on the skin at this ‘
gerbil are overland in their weird: 3
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Everything We Sell
We Trust Everybody
Open an Account
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5. 3' 1... We sell hlglngrade clothing that gives entire eat .
.‘ .1 .1. infection to the wearer Satisfaction that is guauau- '
3 c .1 iced or money refunded We operate 48 stores and
3; our prices are the lowest. possible. Clothing, Hats .
and Shoes for Men, Women and children on easy
7,1,. ,3 weekly payments.
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Men 3, Women s
O O
Clothing Clothing
g lilen's All Wool Suits Women's Stylish Suite
or: 7.50 to 28.00 12.00 to 40.00
. S”. “"3“ Fancy and School \l'onwn's Stylish Skirts
ii.» . Suits 1.98 to 18.00
g, . . 3%, 1.98 to 8.00 W , Silk W
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'33,; Youibs' Nobby Suits lineage” 10.008181“
5:. la. 7.50 to 20.00 Milli
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3; iii 3 1.» Men's lists 250 g '
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' g l Mvn'uund lloys‘ Shoes 0 one £11,... 1 drens
. i at 'l’ ' 1.50 to 4.00 1.25 to 4.00
Open Monday and Saturday Evenlnpe.
iioran New Haven. 1. it. ilullbutl. N.
Mag ner 8t Flyn 77
138 Washington St.
Agents for
Jacob Ruppert’s
Beers
Phone 542-4
We deliver to all parts of the town _
and “re. 1.; J. Howard, New York; 0.
r‘ 'i'.hompson Fast Nor‘:unlk Vesta
iMlIHleW, lioslou: William Morrison.
New York; I". I). Lull‘lon. "Ill”: M. J
lioit New York: Henry L. Gaylord
(HM- .- ---s.-.w,_,
Special for This
Week Only
i
,Monogram Rye Whiskey” .75cy qt. hot.
Sherry Wine . ............ 35c qt. bot
RHPDCII‘S Lager. $115 pm 6850 Fine Bock ....... $1.00 cede. delivered
i Other goods. too numerous to men
lion, all at out prices.
iiot Roast Beef Free Saturday night.
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
Juatiug the same Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
createl pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the diliereni organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through bermonlslng the six
nerve system. in your body.
Nervouenese. Rheumatism. Purely:
III, Heart. Kidney and Female Dis
ease are given special attendee; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
'1‘. FRANCIS. D. C.
04 WAOHleTON 31'. so. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Aldo.
vrar nrrtr.”
Ir. lierohont to have an more
llGN for our store and show via
dove. make them. all aim. and
they BELL Tull cooper
Try a men sign m a starter—the
increase in your business will canoe
you to order larger can.
imamevmneonuloo.
II WAIHIHOTON 87“.".
IOU?” NORWALK.
TIL. .“
Wrav
Daily Line to N. Y.
0“For Freight Only
dllw' mm mm 1
1m ii‘rpiglli Propellers will leave
Pier :8. m Rive}. New York. (foot
of Dover street). every day. (adept
muddy). at I p. m. height reserved
elk up to 4 p. at. and loath
Norwelk no to ”I ll. in.
Norwelk Steamboat to.
Arming J. with. c. c. lien-ma,
Lemo- ‘ General Agent.
CENTRAL HOTEL
Cor. MOnroe a Chestnut Ste. Tel I5I-3
J. A L. DISESA. Props.
WALL
PAPE
New Goods now In
stock. Prices are no
higher than lull year.
E. E. Gerham
Decorator
l0 Firth Street. Emil Norwalk
Telephone 452
when not SPELL cones
RANGES
will be in peat demand. so if you
went to be ready for the
beat, order your Gee
Range today.
$14. 75 up
ON EASY PAYMENTS IF
DESIRED
Housatomc
Power Co.
10 South
Main St.
South .
Norwalk
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HOTEL ARRIVALs. S. linributi. Wilton; S. Greenstcln. Sui; flld I l ' f V
.Mah'Ckem9"'iz“"llfl‘ WWII. Ni‘W lll'idizvllul‘l: Theodore l“. 'l‘buyer. llos- Nlewlgllgvtn; Gil ‘ngamsgldlrfnggg‘vl’r
\ork; ll. Vi. tenant. lumen: .l. .1. ton; (luv i4) Punhr “mm-hurt; \ir. York; W H. Churth C i“ “a”. H.
11‘. tl.1r,k (It); 'I‘ 13 Powers Norwsllip
ii. ll \Viune Kingston, New York:
John F. Knapp, Wilton; G. H. Haw
kins. New Yorie; 0. 0. Daisy, Dau‘
bury. .
A we? I
There nere 150,000 children at
school in main sixty years ago There
are four millions now. 1
Wail Papers
Liargeit assortment in
the City. Prices from
100t0$5. 00
Double Roll
Sole agent for Janeway &Car4
gpenter’ 3, Fr. Beck 81 Co.’ 8 Wall
Papers.
w.
Contdratfior for Painting
ndPaper Hanging
Paints, Houseiurnishing Goods;
8m. 8w.
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Agent for Columbia Phono-
gr.aplu Records and Supplies.
L. H. Decks;
e1 WAIHINGTON "hair. 9'
sour-n nonwaud ' i !
7n. CON. " ‘
a
High Grade Ball Bearing
LAWN
MOWERS
Garden Hose
Hand Cultivate?
Brandt Sprayers
Wire Netting
And All Salem 0 GM
Norwalk Chronicler