' ,uroh for the rmiypaigindolinr
" ourt Ilufdl.fmil(mw of. motile."
2 ‘ . 1 meet tomorrow night at 8 o'clock.
fril‘its rooms in South Main street.
iv
o
m ‘
rite Allen. of the sow-tut hotel,
I‘ooontlyr
- mm
W
gEdward main use, of~2wostport rive-
.sspent last Friday in New York
y on business. ,
2°
rys
f r r -2 ~. . 2
Tomorrow morning therg will
onth's mind mass at t." in!
I ending a few
Wilton avonu
Wane:
is
{Among tii
$0 spent Friday in New
u
{John J. ,idauion, of Nor
, ,‘fMiss Emilie Adair is one of the Not-2
. . ,alk members of the graduating class
Training
A the Danbury
Normal
fichool for Teachers.
' *:_"Mrs. Jennie Kellogg, of issues place,
hj, returned to her home after spand-
_ Mr. and Mrs.»
Louis Crook, of New York city,.
1‘, a few days with
. 2-1222... was. mam mild m... 22“»
rhfi'lg‘in
Wha'sung by Rev. .i..J. McGuiness.
"Superfine summer suite at Rogers it
Stevens. Read about them iii-the ldv.
The Read adv. is filled with items
that» are of interest to shoppers. .Bet-
tor read it.
w
Don't wear glasses until you have
had your eyes examined properly. That
is the advice of Thames, the Stamford
criticise. and It certainly is good ad-
vice. Read his adv. in this lash}.
W”.
W. A. Briggerman is advertisirignscv
oral July magazines in his adv. today.
The South Norwalk Savings Bank
edit. will tell you the. best time to start
a bank account. Better road the adv.
If your summer residence hasn't
sanitary «plumbing you will probably
have sickness in the family. Jones to
Hotchkisa will give you figures on . ,
. . .. | . . client at thecliuicli bylho steward-
mum; plumbing throughout. 58‘ asses. There will be two prizes given
_._.
Archie Carter, who lives in Butler
strdet when in Norwaik. spent Friday
evening in town with his parents. "Gt
returned Saturday morning to Dan.
tiry, where he is emQIOyed by his
battle as chauffeur.
Harold lL‘. Wetherwax, of
yesterday in their automobile.
_.
if you have any tecth that are past
the saving stage Dr. J. H. Mallory will
distract them for you quickly had the
operation is absolutely without pain or
any ill after effort. ”is adv, which
will be found in this issuc, will inter-
est yOu.
Landlord T. J. Sullivan, of the IVIc~
toria Hotel. is spending it few days'
vacation in Willimantic and Hartford.
and will be the guest of some of his
old-time baseball players.
' been ill at his 1101113, denounce.
' ° 111.0 “initial“ :0“
.ffali'ied Otherne. of Brooklyn. in
days with his parents
.92 2m. and Mrs. mom
engorwaih bull ass mu,
ork city
. , audacious-hay s. Sherwoodrhfl
‘ .22 11 street.
pikhspent
sterday'afternoon a't "Co pb Beach.
_ 9 said that‘he had no resolution with
2 2, gm. however. 2
St. Mary's church for the
IQ iris Miss Sarah Farrell. The mass
West
street. did not spend Saturday and yes-
terday in Port Chester. as he had ex-
peoted. The relatives whom he had
expected to visit, came from that city
Mr.‘ Sulli-
, I"
* deaniiam2 - Winn.)
"thii’ oro‘b' itii
.0’
entire con nts were
feats were 1 rod 0
a»
the agency of Taylor A: Golden.
thOn 01‘
inflict. 2“ “ ‘
and was badly Injured.
bruised. Dr. F. 1.
him.
off the roof and struck Howard Zoloft
of Old Well Hook and bladder Com
physician were not required. ‘
CHURCH CALENDARS.
M
Grace Parish Notes.
place.
Friday—«St. .iohn ilaptist's Day. (lei
0:30.
Knight Street A, M. E._’Cfiurch.
'l‘ucsiiiiy eveningwtloncriil
meeting and completion of arrange
church matters. Members are. request
ed toQiitcnd as various possible.
sal at the church.
Thursday cvonlug-- Grand stinwlicr
out, one to the person pinning the ini
nearest the donkey and one to the per
son pinning it the farthest off. Mrs
I. Show" and Mrs, F‘. Middleton. com
inlttec. '
at the church.
to take the pledge.
Sunday—«Preaching at it u. in; sub
jcct, Prosperity in Seeking the Lord
birthday sci ol sacred concert at Il::ii
p. iii.: lend . Mrs. li‘rnnk Middleton
a Foundation Stone.
The choir last night, under its cilic
lent ciiorihtcr, James Perkins, clectri
fled their bearers witlrthcir enchant
iiiir melody. and they or
next Sunday.
self,
Come and it or for your
LAWY ER.
HARTFORD. June 20.-Wbeu
shofi
cou was called last week. Judge Lu
clel F. Burpce naked if there was any
":3 W“? 0110‘? 0‘19 0' ”‘9 “9*“ ball one who wanted to be heard on the rc
” 5°" “ “9 “”"“° ' piiri which Frederick A. liclla. rot-vii-
Attorney Leo Davis has gonei N92“, or or the National tutu Association
Haven. where he will at and t e re-
unio of his class at Yale oile o. This
ii iii fifteenth reunion. The iy will
be eojoyably spent with a firiety of
program and it is probable that the
members will not busy with rcutinis
canoes and story telling.
iioracc Keyworth went out in his
speed host and broke down yesterday
afternoOn. He Was towed to shore by
Arthur Murray in his fast craft. There
were many others who had
work many beats out on account of the
libs Weather. Sailboats wore scarce.
as the wind was very light. This hitter
fut: made launching a popular sport.
.‘At the Knob yesterday. there were
several who had taken advantage of
the run in; of the transportation au‘
t‘omobfls, to visit the place. ’Many of
t e younger people took advantage of
a new pier. built out over the
rocks from the locker house, from
which one may divg. . This is of mater-
i liaid In “getting wet all at once."
1 hich Is no desirable when the water
cold. There will be dancing at the
nob tintiirdsy evening. and the res-
teuront will open that day. ‘
. I ..
{Clinton Comm diary; Raisins Tem-
plar No. it, wti
ttond divine service.
estportitt the Methodist Church
o evening of annuity. June 26th.
a lodge voted to “this In rtrsiionse
the invitation of Sir Kn‘ishivltov. A.
11 ii, tutor “pf , l, o estport
mi. tattle"; will attend in'Aii body In
1’ ii dress uniform without swords and
‘ ill_ meat at the Asylum in Wait
I set at 7 o‘clock. («deportation
, provl, eds dl,‘ expected that.
m not or v51“ site the adviiir
‘ ‘o e opportunity to attend the
mice. . ,,,_, ‘- 2
‘ I.
The towa‘éfifi , of some imii tare
ion it till! bt‘ their rodent meet-
. gs ratio modded that the selecnmn
i 9:311?“ ’astowhotliortor
° .2- 2. "
2 it!” The More ask to pay two
, yr ”Gilly.” how practically agreed
" i thin proposition. The Income acorn.
pit l tension tiii town it.
, . imbih to in the neighbor cod
, ~ tam «caveat. Before this time
‘ 2 hon have entwined any inter-
_ out tortuous .iiiit new, and
' . ~.ifioy-wii
. . l0 doubt do so,
thrust on to mono will cont»
”W‘Wiiiiiiiia‘ta on oiiiliiil' 1st.
trouble 0
o with their boats ycetcrdsy and there
any. stores on tho town '
had filed in court.
.Indgc linrpec said the hclwould can
that tithe.
services.
creditors.
of his appointment unill
lawyers for him.
New Haven is now lawyer for Mr
Iiclts. 2
van—-
GRAMMAR GRAD! GRADUATiON.
,ii‘rnukliu school.
an address to the graduates by
William E. Chancellor,superliitendcv'
of the South Not-walk schools.
Ni.
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OLIDDIN TOURiQTB.
HOT SPRINGIS, Ark., Juno 20.-—~Ro2
fresher] after the hours of rest and
siuhtscnlnii made possible by yester-
day's bricf Journey, the (lliddon fan'-
thlii morning for
control
will bring the Irnvolrrs to tilt: (K180 of
the aisle and Tuesday morning the
idiirncy ilirouah Texas will be in. To-
rttscott.
the uncanny stop, over half the dis-
tance. it is planned to reach Terrar-
luts not away curl
Toxm‘luinii. Mir.
*0
ho nialii
day's run is 1:03 miles, with
kana before nightfall.
W
lNDlANO LIAVI RIIOUI «00".
at German, Costa Rica. foliowl
recent earthquake there, dud
wholesale iiesnrtionmf the fruit
but! been doing til) work. prob
n
.be made of lhe It‘e totes a
sit/ices rec'
i:
merit, according to
here last night. it is stud that b
on tombs and open graves in the coin
that many oodles are exposed.
0 ed to, live, , caused by someone‘
it we h"'tiiti}i,ii9hl%n¥ 2 .. .,
:‘ 911 the
router: arrived, they found
its ‘lt‘ilfis “or flames.
‘ oved tiw
d s royed. Tile
stock tat ’- WW1“ and household of»
Mr. Banhsrt for
$1,000. and ' rs. F0 or carried an .iic
mrance‘of‘ 0122000 :oii'tiio building with
So fiercely did the fire burn that it
os‘uooomryrfor the firemen to use
two streams of water steadily for an
hour to drown it. out. Although the r9-
0 names could. be plainly
seen from t e center of the city when
*ttief'alaitm chine lathe roof and doors
_ of the building were saved practically
. . Two accidents occurred .in connec‘
tion With the fire. While Harry Keane,
of the Fire 'Police, was hurrying to the
scene of trouble on his bicycle. he had
a collision with a rubber tired carriage
His collar
bone was broken and he was otherwise
Burnell attended
A less serious accident. though it
might easily have proven fatal. devel»
oped int-the fire, when a pike pole fell
puny. ‘in the head. The services of u
'l‘bursday-—Special meeting of the
parish. at. the residence of Levi Wan
nor. 5 Arch street. at 8 o‘clock, for the-
purpose of electing a parish clerk. A
meeting of the vestry directly after
the meeting of the parish. of the same
ebratlon (’if the holy communion at
cl ass
month for rent meetings and other
Wednesday cveuyigwilhoir rchcur.
ry festival and donkey party will be
Friday evenlnx- Allen (‘. i»). Leanne
All newly enrolled
members are requested to be present
Preaching at 8 p. m.; subject. ('brisi
to excel it
F. A. serve HA8 oHANGE-D Hi8
the
calendar docket in the superior
No one spoke and
finite the matter on the docket until
next Friday. and anyone who wanted
to be board could appear in court at
The report was filed in court some
days ago and it showed that Mr. Belts
had already been paid 814.500 for his
The report shows that a
dividend of 4 per cent. was paid to the
Mr. Betta was appointed rc- .
2(river in June. 1880. and from the time
yesterday,
whim they disappeared from the rec»
nrd, Gross, liyde a Shipuian have been
E. ii. Rogers, of
Graduation for the pupils of eighth
grades of the Franklin and Concord
animals will beheld tomorrow _after- it
been at 2 o'clock. at the ball 01’ the
There will be cs-
nnya and declatuatlous by the gradu-
ates. a special proiirain of music and
Di.
, Parents and friends of the pupils are
cordially invited to attend the exercis-
Naw cahoots, Juno sou-Requests
for aid in the clearing away of debris
the
the
I who
y win
era»
on house in said district, and have no
2: ' , "‘i ,1 .
Milli, . t i. _ . _
till M 2.4. , 2 ‘ 2
.~~ skittish)..iiitii ,
(Continued ~from5‘h‘mt Baits) "
a , ." ‘
The forosolus rerun-ks wer made
by iii. ii. Every at‘ the saunai‘ about
meeting heldin the Iiowayton public
“school, fisturday evening. and had ref-
‘erence to the agreement recently on-
tered into between the selecimen of the
towns of hiorwulk and Dorian. to the
effect, that when the liowayton school
distinct had paid to Dorian the sum of
$2.250. Davina was to surrender all
rightswliich she h in and to all the
property of ever kind belonging to
the Rowayton school district, and was
lto execute and deliver to said schoot
district a goodoiid sufficient deed of
its interest In said property. upon fiili
payment by the said school district of
the sum afore mentioned. Thus, in
part, was the agreement. .
Mr. Evory'ii remarks were caused by
a motion made by Captain Charles W.
Bell that the bill be paid, and that a
tax of three mills be laid to raise the
money. y.
Chairman ”of the Meeting John ii.
Coatos informed Mr. Every that the so»
lectnien’s authority was obtained front
Chapter 140 cf the Public Acts of 1009.
whereupon Mr. livery sat down. an
orously on the matter later.
decided, as already stated, that ...c
resenting about 0110400111] of the value
trial.
in his opinion it was correct
under the law.
Capt. lirll backed up this opinion by
enough
incn proccdiiing as thcy biiii done. and
be voted upon.
the floor and spoke his mind {tool}
| Why in which be alicacil tlii- soloctmcu
iiytou l’nil of the town. He said that in
sclcctnwii.
the sclci‘iincu to proceed its the) had
done without first consulting tbc pow
pic of Rouuiyion in the utnttcr. and
l word this suburb.
- lili'lt' full iiiiiy vthcn occasionally tlii _v
roncoua, he would iiiakc a motion that
itowaytonitcs wuuld then show that
they wore not dead, but fully niivc, and
could feel that tlicy had been granted
2 llic proper consliicratlou to \\'liii‘ll lllf‘l
wvt'c unfilled.
Mr. t‘lcri-rly's remarks struck a rcs
i-d long and loudly: nevertheless, when
merit. The motion, as passed. ri-ad
ibui tlircc mills u'crc to be Iiiitl to
voted that the tax be mudc payable
November l, 1010, and that when 8500
or more comes Into the hands of the
la pay this on the bill.
Two other iiicusui'cs wcrc then pass-
pd, one authorising the contmlitcoinnu
lo puri'husc for $30 iliiI licll fortnciio‘
locaicd in lllt‘1litl llowniion lluptist
dumb, and install it in tint ui'liiml. llilll
be other, making tltc committi-cninti‘s
kalury 850 for the following yi-nr.
‘ The meeting was called to oriicr at
11:05 in. to, with John II. t‘oaics act-
Iuir as chairman, and Harry Scotti-iii
lit! cl
from (loiniultieomau (loot-go w. titt-
ns, Treasurer Ill. H. E‘vory. t'olloi-ioi-
.laiiieii l0. Stevens and Auditors A. ll.
Cleverly and .1. ll. (Sonics.
‘. Officers for tho fit-xi your wore eluci-
gd as follows: For committal-unto.
oorge W. Stevens. who sat-mun him.
half, obtaining iwanty-iwo out of the
thirty-Ive votes cart. For clerk. liar-
i‘y Scaffold, the teller. [dugout- (lusti-
unn being Instructed to cast one but-
Lot for him. The rest of the officers.
oretoforo mentioned, were eloctcd
unanimously. .
‘ The full ”Home” drawn up be-
tween the two ,tomisis as follows:
Whrronii, fractional pnri ot,tho
lowiiytou «is out district Iii-louse in
he town at Norwulk, and ii fractional
tort. of said district belongs in the
own as Dorian. and all the propurt y of
aid district is situated in said town
i Norwulli. and said town of Iiarlcu
as assumed control of all the schools
it said town, In aetiordsnco with tho
irovislons of Chapter 140 of the 1’01)-
Llc Acts of liliiil,‘iinti it is desired to
praised by mutual agreement. and ap-
portioncd pursuant to said sistut .
, New therefore, .wo,.tha undersigned.
Alfred Avison. James A. Brown and
aim Davina, selecttnen of the town of
orwaik, and Charles B. li‘ltoh. Hiram
B. Taylor and V. It. Poultry. selectinen
of the town of Durien, pursuant to the
provisions of said statute. and pun
toast. to notice, have that. ill the school
praised all the property belonging
thereto. and wo- dnh that the whole
tut-lea have remained» unattended so nine of said property is dunno: that.
e debts at said district are taut) for
. ail , . d "‘f‘
H.
pareniiy satisfied with the answer, 01»
though it was far from being satisfac-
tory to A. B. Cleverly. who spoke vig-
Chaptcr 140, it might be proper to
mention here, contains an act of the
last session of the state .Iegislaturc
compelling towns within whose boun~
daries there are no cities or boroughs,
to consolidate their school into one
district. thereby requiring the town of
Dorian. which was situated in the Rom
aytou school district, to withdraw. As
a result of this withdrawal, the Joint
board of seleciiiieu at their meeting
Rowayton district should pay to Dan
ion the sum of $2,250 as a rc-imbursc-
ment for money paid to. lhlfladilm rep-
of the property’ln the ilowayton ilis~
When the chairman finished spcuk.
trig. (‘oniniiltccmnn George W. Stevens
said that the bill ought to be paid. as
dcclurinir that tbcrc was ribsnlu iy no
' question as to tho legality of tin. ,elcct-
asked that his motion licrorc iiic housi-
It was lirrc that Mr. t‘lcvcrly took
concerning the hill, and also of ”it“
were in the habit of ii-calluc tbc liow
' his opinion the tax was iiitinsi, and
that the meeting should so inform the
He questioned ”HI iiulil of
said. in effect, that lliis was but an-
()lili‘i‘ instance of their uni‘iiii'uvss tu-
'l‘lic sclcctuicu, hi»
declared. scrtucil to think that they tin
si-ntl down a cartioad (mutual-s to the
iiowiiytt’uiiics, or dolc iiivni out u [my
other small lililltfii,iiiii1 that ”it‘s also
had an liii-a that Iiownyionltcs wcic
liulfilcud anti lacking In spirit. xii“ to
prove that this idea was entirely i-r-
ibc bill be laid ovcr tinill such ilinc as
when the selccinicn would serve to
consult tiic voters at another met-tins
that might be called. in which case ”11‘
pensive chord, for flu-)- wcrc applaud-
. the vote was taken on tho original tum
lion and the uiui-Iidmcnl, ilii- flil'iilt'i'
won out, Mr. (‘levcrly himsclf rating
with the others to defeat the around-
raise the necessary money. it was also
treasurer of the school district, ho is
W“
Jic to were received and accepted
ave the property of said district iipv
not value of said property $0,000,, of
which sum we find that so much of
Md so much of said district as is in
laid town of Darlen is entitled to one-
fourth. ‘ . .
it is therefore ordered and agreed.
(that: there shallbe paid to said town
of Dorian. the sum of 82 250. in full
payment of all the right, tiile. interest,
claim and demand which said town of
Darloitpuud so much of said district as
belongs to said town. has in and to all
the property of every kliid belonging
do said Rowayton school district. and
said solectnien of said town of Barton
hereby agree to execute and deliver to
said school district, a good and suffic-
ient deed of its interest In said rop-
eriy, upon payment by said schoo dls~
trici. of the. stun aforesaid. .2
And it is further agreed and ordered.
that said Rowsyiun school district as-
sume and pay all of the debts now
owned by said school district, and save
so much of said district up belongs in
said town of Daricn, harmless from
all liability to.- payment of the same.
or any part thereof.
in witness whereof, we have here-
unto set. out hands. this “it day of
May, 1910. r
ALFRED AVISON.
JAMES A. BROWN,
.ltlliN DEVINE,
St‘itlclllit‘il of the Town of Norwalk.
y’. it. POOLEY.
.2 ll. ii. TAYLOR.
Selectmen of the Town of Burton.
There being no other business to
transact, Capt. Charles W. Bell moved
that the meeting adjourn, whiclnwus
done. and then he requested that ere
the assemblage broke up. they allow
him to make a few remarks concerning
the cannon located in the
square.
way the cannon has been dcsecrattid
from time to time, and also to if
manner in which it has been llt‘gli’tflt
.t
Rowsyton. and that. if some aunrnntec
could not be givcu inni it would rt»
ceivc better treatment in tlic future.
he did [inf rare to act till) loiigri‘ ti.H
It, and hc suggested that if the meet
in; did not ciirc to assunic responsi-
prevent its further ill mic. If the vol»
crs illti cure in assumi- this rcspoir
nihiliiy, lic iiiovrd that the
couiiiiitioc of iwcivc inciniict's hc nih-
ly, llllil tliagibc full committee bold a
proicciion of the cannon.
motion was carried unanimously. and
in what it now considers itself, the
mi ctluit adiouriicd. somcwbcrc nrotiud
iii o'clock.
RESTFUL KEYSER lSLAND.
-- «be .._.
Retreat for Connecticut Catholic Cler-
gymon New Being Hold.
Nature has odorucd our little Static
with u varied and charminc land
stripe; wooded bills and fertile vnllcyq
inuuy lakes and rivers whcro tbc
sportsman and tripod of nature finds
enjoyment and rest in linuiinit nud
lishiiia, says the Ni‘\\' t'uiinan Messen
arr. A lurnc sliorc from on Lulu: Is
bind Sound iloitcil with costly villas
made any and Iivcly' during llit‘ sun»
tow and until late in the autumn.
Many pretty islands may also be seen
stretched along the roost singly. or
in groups, acccssiblc to tin; nininlnud
by sail or row-bout. (inc in particular
0! those is Kaiser island. It our \cr)
door, so to spunk.
Lying clear to South Norwnlk, this
inni'vcl of brain!) is richly endowed
with Mother Nature's best.
liliit' Kcyscr mansion is till in n lini-
state of prt‘acl‘i’i‘iiioii. and since the
Jesuit Foihcrs l'iiiili' into possession.
sortie filti-cti or twenty years ago, it
has been converted into a summer
school for their acholuatics.
“Maori-nu institute" us it is called.
dcvoics the Spring and early Summer
to giving retreats to the summit clcr
a): One of those rcircuis closed inst
fills diocese took part. and this hook
the same number or morc are going
through "The l°3acrciscs.”
Those exercises coiisisi of rising
promptly at 5:30 ii. iii. followed by
prayer and meditation, scripture ll‘ilil’
Inns in private and in common and
conferences. t’l‘broe short periods oi
i-iwrcutloii between times and retiring
it! 12:30 closes the day's Work.
Kili‘aer lsliiiuihuu of late (‘tilllt‘ into
prominence by reason of "iAiynieu’ii
\Vl'l‘k‘EHi‘ lioirouto." l'liynlcians. law-
yers, businessmen. its Wl'll us south.»
inch of leiditrc. come and make what is
known as "'i‘lidlilxcrclses.“ Nor is
this confined to Catholics iilouc; niany
itcntlcincn or other creotls have aviiil~
oil iiiciusulrcu of this spiritual uplift.
iniiin' on the Brooklyn pricsia will
o
Schiiliintlt‘s‘ hummer School will open.
REV. MORAN'S FAREWELL.
“Jun..— .
Bide Good-bye to Parishioners in Trin-
ity Church.
o
i'arowrll sermon in Trinity Episcopal
church, butt owning. on he loaves this
to ilikti up his summer duties. Thais
bid liiin i’urcwcli. llr. Mill'iill bait oili-
i‘iiiliili limo for several months. and
f units. IIo expressed his apprecia-
tion of thefiuimy kiiidnosiicii which
had been shown him during his so»
iourn here. .
The music. was cod. although
eral‘ members ‘of t. e choir were air
sea .
for the no time... This To Donn: was
a gift from one of the members of the
choir for a memorial. t , being the
third memorial ofihis k nd given by
different member-I of the choir this
year. The union were very good. The
chorus also tiitl good work. The en»
them was 'i‘onr‘ii' "iiiessed Are They
That Dwell Iii 'l‘hy House.”
,7 “Ultimo-MW“. .-
Tho rays of. hnbpinoss. like those of
light: are colorless w
Wuofeliow. ' ‘
h.‘
wmww
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which iii tax has been laid: leaving the '
said district on boom to the town of j'
hierwaik is» entitled to three—fourths.
village
He called attention to the
annually. ilc said that ihcnun had
been given by the (trend Army men to
one of the cominiiteiunon in charge of
ililify for the old rciic, that it be ship—
piil back to the navy yard at once. lo
prcscnt’
cd to, briiiainu llll' number up to (wens
nun-ting as soon 5H ixlssilild. rm as to
tnlu- the proper steps necessary lo ”11'
(Tupi. lioil's
aili‘r Hurry Scofli'lil was appointed act'-
ri-tiiry of this ncn committee, for this
The olii
Friday evening wherein liltl prlcsls of
have their two works. after which the
liev. .I. Clay Moran preached lilii
week for West ilaniptou iicaob. i.. I..
warn lat-no i-oimmioiiiuns present. til
it rim: that iilllt' hits iiiiiilc hundreds of
gov»
iiiiiin'ii To ileum was sung
lion unbroken»;- ‘
s i
‘2‘.
A" MONDAil’. JUNE ’2... rote .
up“. .
“3 ,.
W
iidic'fii'lpi'u'i‘i‘idfig
Knoxville. Iowa. -— "I suffered with
pains low down in my right. side for a
your or more and was so weak and on
was that I could not do in work.
wrote to rs. Pink-
, iam andtouk I. d
- J. l’iukbam's c
able Compound
and Liver 1’ defend
am glad to say i is
our medicines an.
ind letters of di-
reetions have done
more for me than
on this, also and 1
‘ iii the lost. physi-
cians here. can
‘ ' ' .do my work and real
well at. night. . I believe there is with.
lag like the Pinkbam reloading-
Mrs. CLARA Fri/inns. R. F. 1).. 30.3,
Knoxville, 1mm. .'.
The success oi Lydia E. l’inklinm I
Vs itiililc Compound. made from roots
on herbs. is un iiirullcied. it may be
used with poi-fut confidence by women
who suffer from displacements. inflam-
mation. ulceration. fibroid tumors. ir-
regularities. periodic pains backache.
hearing-down feeling, flatuleuay. indi-
stlou, dizziness, or nervous prostriv
ion.
For thirty years Lydia E. Pinlrbnm's
\‘citctablc Compound has born the
standard rcmcdy for female“ ills. and
sullcrluu women own it to thorns-virus
to at. least [.ithl this medicine it trial.
Proof is abundant that it has cured
thousands of others, and why should it
not cure you?
If you wont special advice wriee
MtsJ’inkiiani. Lynn. M use” 0:1 2‘.
It is free and always helpful.
EKBWEWST' downtown.
Every Car Crowded to its Capacity
With Recreation Seekers.
~, ltoion Point was throiiizud with riot
tors yesterday aftcrnooti. on account
of the advent of good summer south.
or. 'l‘lic thiindcr shower of Saturday
afternoon clcurrd up the atmosphere
for at least the limo twins and yester-
day was probably the finest do} of the
season.
The American Band. of South Nor"
walk. will play this evening in thc (inn.
clog, pavilion it is cxpocicd ilicrc will
iii.‘ a large sticnduuco to take udvnut
use or lllt‘ ilnni-iny. to music by a coin
plcic band. This band is to play cncli
Monday night at the dancing pavilion.
When it Comes to,
Vulcanizing
Tire Tubes
We are Equip-
ped to' do the
work better,
cheaper and
quicker than
ever before
F. E. Lockwood
and Company
39 WALL 8T.. NORWALK
Telephone
assassins
PURE ICE
If you want pure ice for this sum-
nior'it use, you can have If in the “ark-
shire too sold by us. made from water
of which the following is the analysis
made .I. ll. Linsey. Hi. 1).. clicniist.
Mass usctts Agricultural Experi-
ment station:
APPEARANCE ,
Turbidity Nous
Iodimout............... ..... ...None
Color None
Odor...........................Nono
OHlMicAL sxsuiiiariou
Fruit-amoral. .0000
lbuminoiii ammor‘ls .0144
Merino....................... .05
Nitrates editions
Nitrlioo...“ .........Nons.
in.
Murdoch (Clark’s Kiddo». . ._ ..... 3.31
.ud...........................Nono
iron...................... ..... Traci!
biti‘iiyhi‘wfltmdutl [mild lt't‘l hold by
this company.
brooliside ice Co.
«a. ”a“ 4...»... .. .
A turbo:
omits .. .0?
“it ind; C» .
midis“ and...»
distinction cuts 2
lecturing diatom
1 or
b" 2. i ”"i *‘ .2 ‘
wuv l‘i’ MADE" iii-dos siesta. cunmueusuro ouocsso poo. ,
Relative to the 311000.000 increase 2 'LAN' ‘
.in capital stock of the New England
Navigation company, the following ‘01—
flcial statémeiit was issued through
pany :
all the count
as there are no outside ate
there is no public interest.
the press department of the New York,
' New Haven & Hartford Railroad com
“The increase was to raise money to
pay the company‘s debt. There is no
other explanation without
oit‘tg Into
ions of the (infinity. and
holders.
sitcoms.
oo- ‘itW ‘ 'J‘i‘i’ {'3
’rfi‘fif; W5? '
m "1
it.
Him '
, fest. Always! ’ lab
ut‘tvmsmmurs
iS
C
.
Extreme p0
of 2i to 60 mi
makes this tn
'2 The f‘Kocliier 40”“
[N TOWN
isny in Appearance. with the Latest
Btyis Montclair Touring Body.
war on hills With ,
les~an hour on hi
e ideal car.
[speed
gear
Remember the speedy Iittiep“Hup-’
mobile 20" runabout. also the reliable. "
Maxwell. "Everite 30."
and Columbil.
’l’hone‘MR. GLOVE“. 241-5, or our
new garage, 73324.
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company
Ryder-Lewis
Popular City sharia ll humor?“ or
lherlif Howl-y to Fill ,Voo‘snoy
‘ caused by Death. ' _
ulteriff aid. Hewley announced sht-
urday afternoon that he will to}; I'
the appointment or deputY‘lhBi'l of
Bridgeport, the vacancy caused by the
de th of the late Peter Dominic City:
so if Thomas J. Cunningham.
filterii'bCiiuulnahsm heinous a ty
sheriff of iiridsopori. for several yo 7 s
and-iii" generally regarded unionist
popular and atheism. official... The tip—
|pointment come unsolicitedand win
he pleasing to the many friends at
i Sheriff Cunningham. who consider him
splendidly equipped for the duties of
the office which were filled so ably
' by the late sheru‘f noolan.
‘ The appointment Is to cover the re-
maining period of the term of the into
i Sheriff Doolsn. Which sis about one
year.”
no..." this: memo up;
wry Mi
“ "‘l-JewoiWatch
$5; ‘7 or $9 accordion toe-ic-
l
W. R. KIRCH 6 CO.
" FOR RENT
SOUTH
capitol
"00.00000
‘sfs Deposit
Pros.
WILFRED
CityNationalBank
NORWALK. CONN.
——~—-
TRANSACTB A GENERAL IANKING
BUNNEBS
Surplus and Profit-
"17.00000
——-———
Boxes. 0! and $6 per your.
W
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON. Pm
JOHN H. KNAPP. m Vichru.
, FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice»
IODWELL. Clottin-
“.—
DIRECVORS
E. H. Mathew-on Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp umuoi Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian swam John H. nglit
Fred H. Rowan
6 Rooms a’nd Bath
New House
All Modern improvements
$25
.1. M. LAYTON 8100.. inc.
5 Railroad Ave.. South Norwsik
/
Paterson“30’l
Light, Strong
Swift and Silent
A fine hill climber. Mechanically
perfect and coiisiriictcd from the bent.
material throughout, with all the do
tails of appointment carefully attended
i
. a" ...., ..
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
orlon
m.—
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
H222
(Gregory Boulevard)
E A 8 T N O R W A L K
to. The car that will take you any-
where and bring you back. The ‘np-
keep cost is much less than upon any
other car of equal power. 9.
Sold ciiinplctc, with magneto. full
lamp equipment. generator. &c.. (to.
Five passenger Touring Car....$1.400
Four-passenger Touring Car, . . $1,400
Four-passenger Tourabout ...... $1,285
the. goods" »»»»» You
Don‘t be
"We can deliver
can get your car tomorrow.
put off with a “promise.”
BeC
tioti.
“WEAR
Most any shoe has some style.
you want iiioro than this.
demand, above itll ililiigs, COMFORT.
Till-3 ELITE Is it pIciistni'. continua
GtOvER’S
“THE PLACE"
omfortable
Elite-Shoes
$3.50 and $4.00
”SHOES THAT FIT"
-—«—.~ w.”
Ilui
Your feet
Sen F000 000090 ‘0 Order Finer cLAse AUTOS FOR mas.
”'— By Day or Hour.
John E. O’Suliivan OSCAR ii. BANKS
oaopaievon. NORWALK, AGENT. CONN.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
._.._—
TIME TABLE.
iin Effect June 5. 1910.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.~—i:::ii.’ix, 5209):, dtdlx. 0:08.
6:57. 7:20, 7:2iii, K:I8x. hzfiix, ilzlbx.
0:37, l0:20x. ltiz-iiix. ilzfiilx.
l'. M.~-*1}:.’u’.k. 120.3, Bzi’iiix, iizl'i'.
.‘niltlx, 5:05.. fizfiilii, 0:40, 025%. lzltix,
Tzll'Jx, il:iilx. 10:20.
.Sondays.
A. “LN-1225;”. 5:0ilii, orlix, 8:54,
10:03:. .
l'. M. 11!:Iiiix, 2:1l2ix, 225M, 5:33,
fut-0x, 71002:, 7:00, 7:7-2x. 8:21x. 0:423.
l012li.
NEW YORK TO BOUTH NORWALK.
A. MW'lZIl‘K, 419,5:45. 8:40. 71402:.
ilzhfix. iizilllx. ilzlfix, 01301.9:40x, 10:0h,
llz0ilx, “:00.
P. M. «42:02:. lzl0, 1250:. 2:07x.
0:30x, llzbii, 4:1l'ni, 4:32. 13:02:. 6:08.
5:25, titdlx. 8:0ibi, 8:0iix. wills, 9:30.
ll:0tlx. 11:30. 12:00x.
Nfldlyl.
A. M.« i2:li0x. 0:00.
0:033, 0:40x.
7:30. 8:0“.
0:021,
are your
beginning to
fortitblo.
ear-.-
The Larissa Agency
‘ ‘ ' 'd'vriiaitv,‘ .
iii soovii
i sown: mam ,
is
Put them at their
WEAR PROPllili- stat chastise.
We grind our own lenses,
Fesmolt ,gti‘ptieal Co.
' okirsmnk 12o - '
.91 WAoi-ii a?» stator.
burials iii if :80 a.‘m.’. snaieiio to
3p. iii“ Holiday and Saturday. 7 to,
1” . I L , ’
IAOY GLAIIIJ FOR QNIAIY IYi!
ehsfunesiy? Are they
rebel? Make them com-
ease.
ibitoiiio
A .
1". M.»~:l2:04. izil'zit. 5:04,
TWO Stores. icoixprzotix. 22:20:, llziiilx. r
Norwalk 50. Nomlk scorn uoawciiit 'ro new HA~
._......- _......--WWMW..,...WM A. M... 12:10ii. ltiiiii. 0:12,
litfii. ltlritlx. 10:2iix. 10:37:. librnflit.
31:217. , .
l’. Murliifll'iit, 1:20. 3:0“. Hillx.
luau, fl: ii. 0:09x. 0:43. 7:10;. 9:09;.
ilzltiit,10:0iix.ll:iil.
, Bundsys.
A. M.-~12:iilx. 1:103.
limo: 10:00x.
l‘. hiwzthx. 0:10x.
tlziliii. 9:43»
DANIURY 1'0 IBU‘TH NORWALK.
A. ”#726100, 7:26. 8200. use. 10:00.
:50.
P. li.--4218it. 0:303, 8230. .
. Sundays.
A. him-mils, 11:05.
F. 3:43:00. am, 8:281.
soon-t woman»: to cart-titty.
A. sis-enters. “17, 8:17, 10:0“: ”
P. “#81525. 4:85;. 51213:, 0:14. 7:18.
Moneys.
A. MM :20, this, 10200:.
n iii.~. :15. fits.
sham. “Escort. Mondays.
,\
7:43. 9:11.
0:40. 7:10}.
211
1:214 ‘5 g
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