, It yonbavs cititivated a taste toi-
toad pure. Candy.
OUR HOME MADE BWKITI
will. certainly tickle your palate. Al-
ways fresh and enticing.
RF. A. LANE
Tel. 400 ' iii Washington St.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwaik and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Sunday; warmer tonight.
Light to moderate "variable winds
mostly West. The disturbance that
was central near Atlantic City. N. .l..
yesterday morning, has moved out
ward and is now central noni Eustpott
Me. Getteially pleasant weitthet pie
valls it) all sections east of the Rocky '
Mountains.
WEATHER A YEAR ado TODAY.
Temperature: Low, till; ,ittglt 67.
Clear. '
Miss Florence Meeker “Tl-l spend to
tnotrow with her aunt Mis Adcll llull
in it eston
-—Fly screens at St. John it Keysor's.
St. .,loltn the boat and engine dealer
has sold a Mullins stool boat to Rowny
ton parties.
Mrs. W. ll. Swords has returned
from a wetpt‘s visit with her children
in Ansoniu and lirldgcport.
~3leet the, Monday nigltt-v—you know
where; 25 musicians.
Miss Viola llennett will spend Sun-
day with her parents In Wilton She
will return to her home it) Moi-win
street on, Monday morning.
v-Ri’anamns front $4.50 to sit. (l'ttricn,
The Knights of Columbus, ot' tinni-
tuition. l.. i,. hold an excursion to lto‘
ton Point. .Itlilt‘ 23. it. is expected a
number of Not-walk Knights will nt-
tond. .
Washington Pump. No. It, Patriotic
(irdt-l' of the Sons of Allll‘l‘it‘ll. will hold
a regular meeting next ’l‘nosdny night.
having the serum] noiiiiuutton oi‘ oili-
("oru it will also be lndtes‘ uiulit. and
iollowtnu an entertainment iIIt‘I‘t' will
lie l'ofi'oshmt'uts of unite and too (‘l't‘liiil
A doll-tuition from t‘nntp No. 2, of
iirldchort, is exported to attend this
affair, and on Thursday night it deletin-
tion from thshlntgon i‘atnp, No. ii.
will no to Bridgeport. to attend the la-
(Iit'I-l night of (lamp 2.
Try itnnner llomoniudo lirond to.
Itanner l'takery. i’hotto Zil-i-lt.
Lust evening at tho Iillttilloss mort-
tnu ol' t‘linton (‘Omlniilltitll‘y. n miumlo
too was appointed to look alter the
regular unnuul tleld day. The) will
decide on the day and make all the
:lt‘ritnlzomolits for the program ol flit!
day. ' Iiilit‘ will ho announced us
soon le they make their tlot‘initlll. The
committee will dissolve itself into stilt-
t'oluniitlooa and thus tiiko run» of l‘\-
ory lllll‘I of the work. The cotnmilloe
itpl‘oiutod is it» follows: Milton l-il.
wood. Nicholas Marlin, i‘lii-uioi- t‘tnt'k.
l‘lutrlt-it 8. Filit‘il oi Stutiil'ol'd. Ht'til‘gt‘
\i' llurdwli-k, (It'tll'w' \\'. Iiuytuonil.
t‘hnrlon l". 'l‘rtstrnin, It), It}. (tortuiui and
James W Storey 4
.m.
*BATURDAY BARGAINS.
Lona Winter Lamb, ‘J‘Jc It).
Potential-torn, the II).
Loan (lunnlno Sprint; Limit). :tr
Prime Rib lioasl. lit to 22c it).
Loan Pot Roast. Me It).
Shoulder i-Itoak, the It),
t'lioiee Native li‘owl, No It).
ltonitltnii i‘lllekona, Native
t‘ altos Litt’ on
l'llitl: i‘l(‘ MAIIKIC '.l‘
.580. Matt) iii.
A. innate... “
EEENNNNN ENGINEERS INN
NNNIRIBINNS
JOIIINO AND RIPAIMNQ
Hoyt'o Theatre Building. India New
walk. Gena. Phone 42:
mww-u-». ............M.... “4».
aoasar li. uonaos
House Mover and
day.
it),
\'oiil.
General Castration
Work Promptly Attended To
P. 0. IOX 738 IOUTH NORWALK
“Saturday Chocolates“
25c in
Well annotation
)
U WASHINGTON STREET
j.
’ 70 WASH HINO
NOR
‘ church.
Your Automobile
' INSURED ‘
~ against tire anywhere ‘N the United
States or Canada.
for ~1$Z
p9r hundred per year. by
TAY
E
u Ké-rns‘sr. acorn
lit-K .coun.
Tsuaituona not
VINOL
V; TH! MODIRN
Tonic Recenshudtor
IOLD ONLY IV
F. H. BAXTER
...__ women's
l”Bo: Frames not up and readyto
an
All kinds of re air work.
Launches at at sisea built to order
by competent workmen.
OystchhenPothorwalk
Commodious
Launch “Ajax”
(Capt. Wallace Bates)
l’rlvatc fishing or sailing parties
mornings. ’l‘erms reasonable.
AFTERNOONS -— Delightful trips
around lighthouse and gas buoy from
ltoton Point. Tickets. 10c.
Fortertus and particulars, address
A, W. Mills. Mun, Rowayton. li. F. i).
37. Tel. tin-12.
All parties and trips subject to
change oii account of weather.
:-
l’erhapsYou Need
Glasses
or those you arctwearing may not
be. just right. We have a Physician.
who is it Skilled Eye Specialist. to
examine your eves. NO CHARGE
ltOli l"\ 'AMINATION.
THAMER
Optician
STAM F0 R D -
CONN.
.l. T. l’rowltt. of Ethic-rest. and D.
liurt Weeks. of Norwalio. onimcd an
automobile ltlp to New Y'oik \\' odors
din.
A slated (Illilllililit‘ltlittlll‘ of ("ti
\Voll indigo, No. liltt, l". and A, M.. will
In» Ilt'IiI at its rooms ’l‘ucsdny owning
at it o't lock. The E. A. (ICRH‘O WW I!"
wotki'd.
Sovorni people El‘lllll South and Rust
Xot‘il'nlk attended the \H'tilltlli: oi
tlehot'dus Atlllllifi and Miss May “an
din. on Tuesday ntli-t'itoon. at Mount
Vernon. N, Y
w”...
John & l(t-yscr for win
dow and door screens,
in Mnrfnrhind in titlinu t-nuilut‘
ntonls it) New linvi-n. and will lil't'llt‘It
tomorrow morning til the t‘otttvr t‘oir
nt'ouutlonnl t'hurt-lt. ”t' will ,l‘l‘ltllll to
South Nl)l'WIII|i to .(‘l'illli his own pul-
pit in the evening.
~t‘all up St
Just think of it’ tuusloiitns ill
ltoton l’oint dituctiiu paillton. Monday
night indies llll limits IJ-t
.i'
-n
A not pitlttil than is that oi Alias
Attun Motion of limb r stint-t . who it.
ill of typhoid iovot'. Shi- hair! the silt)
pitthy of all. its this is the sixth case
In ”W intuit) iii eighteen months. llr.
W. .l. ’l‘rncey is ill itttvudnnro,
(‘itnl'ios ii i‘inl'k. who hurt boon
Hitit'h'llllln for Mrs, E W. Sludwoll. tho
North Main utrm-l plutio dealer. for
scrotal yours. has resigned to take a
position with the Krociior l‘lniln I‘om-
pan), of New York and Bridgeport.
* Sttnns Htrnwn iii (illrtoti‘ a
Mr. and Mia Wtiilot I". "('tkt‘l‘.
brilli- uiid moon), hnvi- returned limit
their honeymoon trip to Niagara Falls
and Canada. and have taken up tuotr
residence with thc parents of the
bride, in Iilluuiwtit street, South Nor-
willk. '
'l‘oniortow ntoittlnit tho pulpit of thl‘
South Norwnlk totiuroaailouul t‘ tour I)
will he illiltllii'il by liov liltylnoiill it.
t‘lupp, of tho 'l'lu-nlimlrnl [M'pfll‘hltl'ili
of Yale t'uivoralty Mr. (Ellipp iii nt-
wuyk ii welt-nine pront'hcr lit the
wilt-tier your door screens at St.
John it Koysor'n
”a.“ W...
The Invitations lino been issued for
the t'iiilllllt‘ilt'mm'ni. exercises of the
Merrill ("ollcitin wiilrh will be held
Wednesday ovenlu , .lune Iliilh, at
Incitwood'a ilall. 'lTiIo roiiiinencement,
exercises are scheduled for It o‘clock
and the class reception [rein ilziill to
1'). o'clock.
BASEBALL GOODS
ROLLER snares.“ soc up I.
and
FlSlllNG surrnas
' oi all kinds
At COLEMAN’S
NIWO NONI
to North Main at. he Namath
Agent for A. a. 0min
launch and Inertia. tools
It ,
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8t GOLDEN ,
l
Launch Works
Ndham
’me Mwmww .
. l
Summer Clo es \ 2"
CTliat You Can TYSNSt
u
tilt-{w
“V ’
0U WANT real value in exchange for real
money, whcii you buy clothes, _
You always find real’yaincs' in the tried
rid-true store—the store whose usi-
ness has been built on solid ,valucs and satis action.
Here are the best values in town. backed by our
guarantee to make good to any man who thinks our
clothes have not made good to him.
Summer Suits in two and three-piece models, grsys.
mixtures, browns and solid-wear blue sergea. $10
to $3o—with especially fine values for the money at
$15. $18 and $20.
Get your suit case for you; Fourth of July trip—
good ones from $1.50 to Sis.
TWO STORES:
The New Store
24 Wall St., Norwaik.
South Norwalk
14 South Main St.
START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT.
The success of your broods. from the moment they are out or the
shell depends o‘ihe feed you use. “Bennie" Chick Food. homo pre-
pared and trash 'lch day, is the kind you can depend on to make tine.
healthy towls and future steady layers. Every grain in "Bonnie
Chitk Feed is sweet and sound, and is solid nutrition. "Bonnie"Chlck
Feed contains the choicest imported Millet». tine cracked charcoal
and thoroughly dried and selected grains such as out meal cracked
wheat, craiked kailir and due old tracked corn. Why not use a to
liable fith‘ltl“) prepared (loan. wholesome teed. fresh made euclidny
rather than food front the West. necessarly stain? Why take ml
chance when you pay as much It not morn
Quality First. Last and All tho TIMI.
MANUIL TOIO HATCH.
“For the Land Bake" nu Bowkor'a
Fertilizers for Lawn, Garden and
Fluid.
Ask For "Donate"
Home (ireund Foods.
JACKSON'S STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHS AND LARGE PORTRAITS
M ........ ..
The Children's Studio
PICTURE FRAMING Ind HAND CARVED FRAMES.
Jackson’s StudloT
Opposite Hotel as Walt at. neutron. court.
if
LONG iSLAND BLUES
Weak Fish, Mackerel, Sea Bass.
Porgies, Flat and Butteitislt.
Kcnebec Salmon, Native Lobsteis,
Soft «Crabs, title per dozen
Long and Round Clams.
Little Necks
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE “)8. FREE DELIVERY.
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TO THE SWEIT GIRL ORADUAT , the dune ltrlde. and the Summer
tlirt, It will be a much regretted ovrslsht it your present. loveliness
Iii not ninth) permanent in Photographs from
The North Studio
NO. 78 WASHINGTON 812300111 NORWALK.
Neverduét'y' Street on
10c PER GALLON
(It Will Oil You? Street tor lc Square Foot.
MANUFACTUHID BY
Century WATERPROOFING Company
It CIAVIIW MIC. from”): I. NAWWALK. 61’. .
. young people surprlsrd .\lr,
i EVENING TSENTINEL
smut—rum”
ANNNWNII [Will NEWN
Miss Jennie Brundagc. who lives to
Putnam avenue, spent the day
guest of friends in Plainville.
last Wednesday. .
W
Misti Beatrice Russel. from Pater-
son N .l. is thcixiiest at Mr. and Mrs.
John Jones. at their home in Main'
street, for it iew days.
Miss Iiaitel Simpson. who lives in
Topsteue, near Daubury. is visiting
her prandpureats. Mr. and Mrs. G. A.
It‘raiike. at their home in Mint street.
mm.-.
OHI- -.
.and Min. Frederick Tripp. or
Wiiil itt..reet have gone to Sheepshead
Bay to witness the house races it is
the running or the great suburban
handicap.
A regular conclavo of Clinton Com-
mander-y. No. 3. Knights Templar, was
held last evening in the Masonic Toni-
ple in Wall street. The temple degree
was conferred on two candidates.
'l‘h meeting at the North Main street
Rosette Mission tomorrow ntternoou
wil be in charge of Frederick H. Field.
There will be extra singing. All are
most cordially invited to attend the
service. The time is three o‘clock. The
admission is free, ‘
W
Dr. E 8. Osterhad‘ks who was so
badly pinned. by the ignition of the
gasoline In the‘ pit beneath his unto-
mobile ’l‘hntadny, is much improved
today. Ills arms and face. which were
painfully huined. are ttot tionbllng him
as moth as they did yesterday. it is
thought that he will be entirely wait
in a day at two)
witand night,
ton Point.
Monday night. at‘ [to
A detonation ol' Odd Fellows iron)
The Norwalks will go to Bridgeport
next Thursday night,
dedication ot‘ a new ball for tour of
the Brldgeiktri lodges. The now hull
is located lit a new building at the cor-
ner of llrond and Cannon streets, The
dedication ceremonies will be held in
the atiot‘noou and in the evening there
The vacant lots at the corner oiAus-
tin street and lmxlnaton avenue, which
tor a long time have been the cause of
lllllt‘Il Sii‘klli‘fifi, on account of the un-
Iiillliiill‘y renditions. have been purch-
ased by John Raises. the saloon keep
or of Mechanic street, who will ill] in
the swamp with the gravel and dirt
taken from the grounds oi the new
liofm’lnt‘d church.
”the government mud digger which
has been work in South Notwalk has
moved its appamtua to the Nornalk
harbor. and is at work dredging the
channel, The Wm‘k was started just
south of the docks ot‘ the St, George
Pulp and Paper i‘omptiuy. and is pro-
gressing l(‘iu‘firdh the Wall street
bridge, The work Is very interesting
and n large crowd is to be seen at any
time Watching the progress
An eutoyaiiti- party oi about thirty
and Mrs.
.losopii iii‘uitilily, who have recently l‘l“
till‘ilvtI tron) their wedding tour, and
gave them a title little house warming
Thursday owning at their home In Sic.
\ons street. The owning was huppin
spent iii game playing, singing. and in»
struntontnl selections lit-fresnionts
were served and an especially good
time lu-pt up tilittl a into hour.
f,
llaiid tttnht Monday night.
toli l‘oiitl
at Ro-
a.
The unnrnuttno that was placed on
the doors oi St. .luines‘ summer home
on Struwlu-rt‘y lllll bus been removed
The boy who is ill wibt the scarlet
fever and tor “hunt the quarantine
was llifll't'd upon the Illllllt'. has been
taken to it tent 12.”. [not away from the
main building. (In Tuesday it delega-
tinii oi the Fidelity Phil) of both St.
.Ilillit'H and Holy 'l‘t'lull) churches in
New York will route to the home for it
two \\'t;‘i.~itn‘ Slit)‘.
Maui oi the intents who came from
min-r towns to attend the marriage or
Miss Maudi- Ashley Taylor to t‘hnrlos
Ilownrd livers, spent \\'t-dnositny tiinlti
with Mr. and Airs. Iiil\\l|IlI itei-i's, of Eli
Orchard street. and won- well outcr-
itiilil‘ti. Among the guests w'ct‘o Moi.
vln Kellogg. of Now York; Mrs. lies-
sio Vail. oi ilaiilutry: Miss Adeline
Schmidt. oi‘ ill‘idxopori; Frank liliu-
tiiakol‘. oi Now York, and Perry lluiu-
pltrtoa. oi ittdnotlotd.
A
Travelers’ Checks
sold In denominations of Sill, $20.
$50 a l Slim. with the exact. rot»
respot inii value In the moneys of
all princlpuhfori-iau countries print-
od thereon.
The amounts are guaranteed to
he paid without discount at all
agencies and correspondents ot
the American Express Company
throughout the World.
Travelors‘ tihceliii sold and Let-
ters of Credit issued by
The South Norwalk
Trust .Co.
othe‘
to assist in the ~
m .
t blues.
drawers. union suits.
STRAW HAT8~Sallors and
Pansmas.
metal. Patent.
assorted colors.
Trunks and Butt Cases.
3
GLOVE R’S
"THE PLACE"
Be Comfortable
Most any shoe has some style. But
you want more than this. Your test
demand, above all things, COMFORT.
Tilt: ELITE is a pleasing combina-
tioit.
Elite Shoes
$3.50 and $4.00
"WEAR SHOES THAT FIT"
Two Stores.
Norwalk So. VNorwalk
FOR RENT
6 Rooms and Bath
New House,
All Modern improvements
J. M. LAYTON 81 (30.. inc.
ii Railroad Ave.. South Norwalk
1
Paterson“30"
Light, Strong
Swift and Silent
A line hill climber. Mechanically
perfect and constructed trotu the heat
material throughout. with all the de
tails ot appointment curt-fully attended
to. The car thitt will take you any
where and bring you back. The up
keep cost iii much less than upon any
other car of equal power.
Bold complete. with magneto. tull
lamp equipment. generator. &e., (or.
trim-passenger Touring Car. . . JMOO
E‘TOIIFIIIIIIBRKN‘ Touring Car. . . .CMOO
Founpasacnger Tourabout. . . . . 31,286
”We can deliver the goods“ rrrrr You
can not your car tomorrow. Don't be
put on with a “promise."
FIRST CLAII AUTO. FOR HIRI.
By my or Hour.
OSCAR ii. BANKS
AGENT.
l
NORWALK. CONN.
1p
NOR—WALK
Savings Society
INOOIPONA‘I’ID 1M9
osrosns oven $3,775,000
T‘ atom is. Helms. President.
Win. A. Gertie, Vinmidam. .
flmm't
‘Nwal Watch
‘5! .7 0f .' Minoan-
“Mick.
W. R- KIIGH' I 00.
sffluldtfli a. tile. hey i Traci.
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FOR THE SUMMER.
. LIGHT WEIGHT SUITS—Fancy mixtures. graft and
WHITE ”unwound and serge, ss.oo..u.oo
.aHAKi PANTS. with can bottoms, at so.
ventures—son collar and French cuffs.01.00,01.50.'
UNDERWEAR. with and without sleeves, ions and knee
SHOES-L0w Shoes. of course. $3.00. $4.00.
CAP8 AND BELTS—Largo assortment. can, 500. 01.00.
BATHINO SUITS-Solid and fancy colors, 31.00 to $4.00.
waokwsas—sniis. Tubulars.
INTERWOVEN HALF Hoes—25c. 60¢.
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk
‘JV
pans guys, .
WW 4~m< . .4.. ....
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soft. 01.00 in). mantis, Splits,
Tan. Gua-
‘Ligili. weights,
O
ihllitlllt tint tin '
The members of Buckingham Post.
No. 12. G. A. R., are requested to meet.
tomorrow afternoon at 4 o’clock to at-
tend the inneral oi the late Henry T.
Smith. commander of the post. The
remains will be taken to Danbury Mon-
day morning at to unlock for later-
went
The American Band will pli‘iy at the
Roton Point dancing pavilion Monday
evening. The American Band has
made arrangements to play each Mon-
day night during the seasonat the pa-
vilion and these occasions will un-
doubtedly be especially popular for
dancing.
Do the dying slip away at death into
the full enjoyment of Paradise? Do
the dying simply fall asleep to remain
in sltitnbcr until the resurrection day?
Do the dying go into a place of purify-
tug a purgatory there to be that“
ready tor heaven? These are the ques-
tlnns that occur to everyone who has
seen his friend's eyes close in the last:
slut l‘cr. immediately after death.
what? These useslions will be con-
aldered at the First Church in Nor-
waik tomorrow evening. as the seventh
address in the series on The Future
Lite. A hearty service of song wili
precede the address,
An adjourned meeting of the city
tounctl will be held Monday evening
when the public hearings will be held
on the Meadow street. Lincoln avenue)
and Summit street sewer assessments
will be held. At, the conclusion of that
session a special meeting of the coun-
cti will convene to take up the matter
has police pension. This pension does
not cost the city anything and is in
accordance with the state law, which R
permits the city council to establish a
pension fund. with the city treasurer
the treasurer of the pension fund The
'Inw provides that live per cent of It-
quor eenae money and unclaimed.
$25 ' toun t'iiclos may be devoted to the
fund. ‘
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TENDERFOOT AT POKER.
"Poor Pat Sheedy." said a sporting
editor. “used to entertain me when l
visited his art shop with gambling
tales.
"There was one tale about a sand-
wich that I rather tilted. it seems, ac-
cording to this tale. that a burkocper
in Tombstone, or Dead Cat. Or some
such town, conutved with three sharp-i
era. and God help any tenderfoot that
ever Vfllliiii‘od ti) sit in a little poker
tonne uniting that crew! ’
“One night The tendereat tondortoot
imaginable after half a dozen drinks
In the saloon agreed to take a hand in
nutrition game.
u’(‘l’ititniis went along in the usual way
tor awhile; then an amusing so lose!
nods and winks began to pass Iii-out.
The bartender had signalled ihathlIe
icnderfoot held four kings on the
draw. There were more nods, and
winks and betting began
“In the midst or the bottle; a waiter
brought sandwiches and whiskey in or"
dot to distract the important. and ,
while the poor dune was toasts
his drink the sharper next him all poti‘
a stath rfird onto his hand. tint. of
course at Iltylng it.
"The. unconscious toudormot techno
a huge sandwich. hit on turning»
fit] and began to bet at; in. lama
left or course. they raised him it“
etc on and hot sway calmly. to once
mods sum lay on the Logic
"Then. suddenly, the wVaginal!» &
named his nods shawl V
terribly excited amnion ‘vmtiiit ‘
The ahsr vs. a little “no“. ““11
the toads foot.
"The tsndorfoot finished the last
on the sandwich, took l too it!“
whisky and laid down his 0 tin“
cards Then, in silence. he who
in his vast idle or winnings and flip
a cool nod took his leave.) ,
“After his departure the" it“ 5
terrible time.
"What the diction! did he do with
that sixth card?" the sharporl c, ‘
Didnt you seat Didn't you .
tin.
l
cried the bartiendot- danaiirin
down with raise. "its at. it w
sandwich. "
Norwalk Chronicler