human asuTInsI. TELEPHONE
“v who enter, an expet intent that is being
. ruptoy. enumerating llahlllIlI-a. total-
5‘7 covered quickly. butlittle damage was
. done. .’
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m .Miniatuu Almanac for Tomonow
rises use: sets 7: .30.
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SOCIHI‘Y NOTICES
MASONIO DIRECTORY.
Did WIIII i. 0, N0. 108, F. m A. ll.
scenic Building, fiouth
., I‘Maiu street.1at and lid Tuesday of
«each mouth—duly and August ea-
,_ optedw-at II o'.cioclt All Master
was cordially inlriteII. Bitumen
’ 3v. Colo, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox,
cc.
latter Chapter, fit“- all A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building. South
5Maln street, 2d and out :Tuesdays or
each month—July and August ex-
scented-ml 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
.; Masons cordially invited. William H.
gniflin, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox.
so.
“In-News Docpartm:nt
Whales. Department
Brawn Office, Norwaiit
, ~lditor’a Residence
ity Editor's Residence
Merchants and Manufacturers
Assoctatlon ‘
JAMES EMORY STEVENS. President
MES! PAUL Vice; President ’
MEDERICK 1. “EU N'DARD. Secretary
ATTHE Wx CO E'.I‘T Theahursr
tm‘cutive Committee
BUSBELL FR 081‘
ALBERT M.
CHRIQTIAN SWAR'I‘Z
A-HIGH scnom. EXPERIMENT.
In view of the very limited number
of pupils who graduate from high
school, as compared with the number
tried in the Citv of Chicago will be
watched with interest.
Refening to this experiment, the:
Hartford Courant. says:
Beginning this fall a two-years
course will be offered III Chicago hi h
schools. Less than 1 per cent. ofte
city's school children graduate from.
the high schools, and it. is with a view
to meeting the needs or those who for-
pecuuiary reasons cannot complete the.
present. regular courses that Mrs.
Young. the snporiIItendcnt. has recom-'
mended the establishment of a short
course. “The plan," she says, "is to
have two years’ work so arranged that
a pupil who expects to be in school
only two years can get a thorough
training in some one principal subject
of study, togOthcr with the allied‘ sub-
jects which are nctessau. Pupils
who when they have Iomplcttd the
short course find that they Ian spend
more time in SHIOOI will receive full
credit for their work and continue
their studies in one of the present reg-
ular courses.
»
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Johnson has boon beatetr—llttt not
by Jefi’rics. it took three policemen to
do the lob but no blowa were struck.
Johnson has a liking for fast auto
driving and yesterday when a San
Francisco copper held him to account.
he shouted. ”On your way, kill." The
oldest followed to Johnson‘s training
quarters and accompanied by two oth
er otilcers kicked in the door of a room
into which thc colored pugiiist had
sought shelter. Johnson then submit—
ted to arrest without further ado and
was released under a bond of 850
...—mow
The country is now in a {air way to
have an opportunity to scrutinize cam
nigh contributions. Yesterday the
Senate mused the campaign publicity
bill. which requires the IInblicity thir.
ty days after election of all contribu-
tions made to national or couuressiou-
fll committees in the Interests of the
election of Int-Inbcra of the House of
licprosenatives.
-...-.“ ”....
[loys_ swim to your lIcaI't's content.
but be careful! Yesterday Calvin
Reed. its years, old. to company with
some companions want Into the Con-
neclicut ltiver for II with, at Windsor
1130“. and in plain View of his corti-
pauiona sank. His body was recover»
it! some twenty minutes later.
”...—...... ......m..-..,........
All well known actresses don't get
rich apparently. Adele liitclIie has
just filed a voluntary petition in innit
lhg "5,249. with assets of but 'Bllil
worth of wearing apparel. and exculp-
lion in required for that.
P ......» ..
And now some people will blame the
Colonel for the hot weather.
......“ “Quench...“
' The season for the "rocked the bout
imbecllos” is now with us.
I And speaking about weather,
worst is yet to’ come.
the
”......” ..
M...
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY.
Monday. June 23. 1590.
a lamp exploded in the Norwalk-
Boston More, but as the blaze was dis-
, Tits 80th Norwalk police arrested
several suspects in the burglary at. w.
‘ “sorted that something terrible was to
‘ day.-Brookton Tribune-Republican
‘ fireworks. Giving children lockiaw and
. couldn't remember
ling.
RIGHT To Till POINT.
A niactoaa-yaar-old maiden of Ms»
imhuaatta, tat the role at a prophets-I.
happen on June at. We suspect that
the trust muscles are of the opinion
that it happened In New York saint-J
...... .
Emily the most common forth of
hypocrisy in the. country at the pres-
old time is to be found In the news-
papers which are denouncing price
lighting They thinlt it ought to be
stopped, but hope it Won't be. -—lious
ton (Tex) Post
. ..
It looks now as it secretary Knox
will not mttke that borne run~the run
for the'gdvernorship of Pennsylvania.
No more "knocks" then on that sub-
ject.-—-New Haven Journal-Courier.
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’l‘he New Jersey court rules that an
eye is more valuable than a. leg, prob-
ably on the theory that a tuna may be
able to see where be Is at. when he
hasn't a leg to stand on»~8pringtleld
Union.
~0— .
New York city is to have an old.
fashioned Fourth with up dangerous
blowing their eyes out is becoming a
merely rustic way of celebrating the
national iIoIiIlay.——Meritien Journal.
...—...
Out in North Dakota a man who
the name of the
president of the United States was nev-
ertholcsn accepted as a Juror. Is it
possible there is one place in the
country President 'i‘aft has not visit-
«lit-New Haven Palladium.
~0—
Tho age of miracles Is not past.
Pittsburg is planning for a «are and
sane b‘ourtln—Schenectady Union.
--.”.
Perhaps the aviators will solve the
problem or how to cross the English
channel without getting seasick—~—
Washintgon Times.
~O~
Tile gunIshon braciisos are nothing
new toWuahington. 'Iuey are always
heard of in connection with congrats.
sioual inquirieszm-wicit llIIldIiII.
_. _ ...—...”...MM...
Invaluable rants
WHAT IS ADVERTISINGl'.
Advertising is simply It method of
convey information.
It is telling people where to get
something that is tiesimhie why it is
worth having-~~and how much it will
cost.
Thor. are a great many Ilill'lil’lih‘lH‘
who will agree with us thus far.
But from that point ideas regard-
ing advertising differ. .
Home figure advertising as an in-
vestmentwithers charge it up on their
I
We have a Physician. who III a
THAMER
There’ s a Reason
of our eye department NO CHARGE FOR EXAMINA ‘iON.
Open Monday and Saturdays Evenings
for so many coming to us for
their glasses. it is because we
ate experts in that. line and are
prepared to give than the glass’
as they need
skilled Eye speclaiiat, in charge
87 ATLANTIC souAIII:
Stamford. Conn.
Optician
20 NORTH MAIN STREET.
LUTHER M.
NORTH MAIN AND UNION 8T8.
UNITED GROCERY co.
PHONE 143.
AUTOMOBILES
IF you ARE THINKING asou'a ‘p‘Atu'rnIo YOUR
AUTOMOBILE, our means A:-
WRIGHT'S
The Demand for our
Standard 25c Coffee
Has been unprecedented
Have you tried it.
ltisatrealn
5 stone-Leona.
...——
Popular Dylan Young Lady Weds a
Brooklyn. Coma. Man.
The marriage of Miss Ada Josephine
Conn. eldest daughter of John ltobcrt
Conn. to Edwin llooth Stone, of llrook-
lyn. (‘onn.. was soicmnizcd Wednes-
books as an expense.
With out knowledge of the restllts5
seemed bi those who figure it as a
wise inVI-stment we know the second
class is wrong.
lint there are too many men who he-
iicve in Bill't‘l‘lliilllg~~lllltl who require
our fttll time to attempt the task of
(improving the other man. Some day.‘
if he has his eyes open. he will see”
for himself.
Men are learning that advcrtislnx
is the lift of irodo that it is the most
powerful forec possible to brim: to
bear on II business-r» that no business
is really sIcI‘essfui without ntivcrtiw
......“ -....- ..-... -..,
BENEDICT—JONES.
M. Norton Benedict wedded to Mill
Louise Jones.
It very pretty home Wt'dtlllig was
salt-mulled last evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Morrvli. I ’I'bird
street. East Norwulk, when Miss
louiac Elwood Jones iII-cunn» ilIc bride
of M. Norton IlcnI-IliI-I, of South NIN'
walk.
The bride, carrying white roses.
I ding march.
,Illtl ltulph il.
looked very charming in II white not
dress. like was attended by It ulster
of the groom, Miss icva M. llcncdichi
who carried pink rotten. Richard Film
tor, of Bridgeport. l| cousin oI theI
bride Was itI-ai IIIIIII “I‘V Frank I)
'l‘yorrc y, pastor of the NIIIwIIIlI itictho
dint Ellliilulllll (‘IIIIrI-.II perfoIIneIl the
ceremony Altct the knot had been
tied an Ini'utIIIIIl IcIcptioII was III III !
lit and Mrs. licIIcIiiII II-rI-lvcd IIIuIIy'
beautiful and useful [ill‘iti‘lllti
York, Mount Vernon. (You lion bridge
port and The Norwaiku.
— ...-...»- .
DECKER—wPENNY.
M tlltIN
“W” litldnahping of whom
Lilies anti i'rioudu attended from New:
home from the chlltl'il
day evening at I o'clock at the home.
III the bride, In Prospect avenue. Dar“
ieu. llev. Herbert ti. lirown. l’lI.li..
pastor of tho (‘ongrexatlonut church.
“Dorian, performed the ceremony.
Stanley t‘. Whitney played thc wed-
Mlss Anna l.. Conn. sis-
ter of the bride. watt maid of honor.
t‘onu. brother of the
bride. was best man. The bride was
very pl't'ltlll‘ attired in white Mar-
qulketiu over whitu silk and carried
a bouquet III white roses. Tito maid of
honor wore whilc ov'cr pink and can
risd pink carnations.
A reception followed the ceremony.
for which IkIKlyn catered. titles!» were
present from New York. NIIru-Iiik.
tilamford. llrooklyn, (‘Illlll.. and Flash-
lug. 1.. l.
The presents were IIIIIIInroIIII. cun~
uiIItiny. of silver, cut glass. china. lin-
en. chu'ko. furniture and many oth-
er llhi'llll articles,
The house was very prettily dccorat
ed with flowers, under the direction of
lilies Stella Austen.
Mr. and Mrs. alone will spend the
milliliter In Chicago.
EXPECT BOY TO RETURN
Dr Mariano In Communication With
Abduclora of His Ben.
NEW “YORK. {our 2.‘I~ An air of at
pactuucy pervadop tlIu home of Dr.
Mariano Bellanca I. Idny, and there was
every indication that the anxious iaih
or and mother unlit ipatcd Ilpvpmp
manta in the Watch or their three
ytlflf‘ihm son Michael the aunaaiiouui
l Tuesday was
reported (“'1‘
lidiicloril (If I
It had
kidnappers
followed yesterday by
IIIIbatantiIIl mm as a ransom.
been intimated that the
Norwnlk Methodist "Hum.” ! Ililtml for is 0000 (or the return of the
yofltgfdly “Hornwn at 2; 30 Ml“! M‘r Inhlld. M" "‘0 "Bu‘n flhymt‘ln" ”HUGO“
tint Mahala Penny and Charles Mom to make public all the contents or the
“caller ware united in the holy bonds kidnappers communication hud lll‘Cllfl
‘ short time and then will return and
of tho Norwniit Methodist Church
They were attended by MIIIII listen
lllackman and Herbert E. Penny. The
wedding was a simple one and imme-
diately after the ceremony the happy
young toupie left for parts unknown.
They will be gone on their tour a
keep house in East Norwalk.
WW .
Lincoln Council, No. i. O. U. A. M.
will hold their regular meeting tomor-
row evening. in Mystic Chain Mail. All?
members are requested to be present.
as there will he election of silicon.
Aftr the meeting there will be a ret
benrsai of tile degree tutti. Refresh
”rt/womb bargain bongo,
meals will be served.
of matrimony by Rev Frank o Terror. 3 ed to let the police try to ll‘lflt‘ lilo ml
to”.
"I can do better by workluttt alone"
Dr. fiqucl said “and i eapoctl to get
my boy hick tod
It was believed from the attitude of
the family early today that a line of
communication with the characters at
the boy had been established
aid that assurances had been
waived not only of the
lad a safety. but, or his probable speedy
return to his parents.
.. M Mun
Norwalit hlth school class tomor-
row. livery-body is glad The cumin»
tions are over and the report cards
containing the facts about them are
, *0 bit liven out tomorrow morons. {4 0”"
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WAIHINGTON IT» OOUTH NORWALK.
FREE DELIVERY. Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. I'll
TIL NO. .09
m
HAYMES— CAHILL.
—n—-..4
Quiet Wedding OBI-omen, at the Rat-.-
tory or St. Mary‘s Church.
At 7:30 last overturn. before It com
party of their most intimate friends
and relatives. in the rectory Qt St.
Mary‘s a very pretty wedding was sol-
cinllizcd. when Irving William llnymes
took for his bride Miss Alice Mary Ca-
bill. The wedding was a very simple
one and yet a very pretty one. The
bride was dreIuII-Ii In a neat tailor
made traveling suit and carried earns.
llolltI. The ceremony was periormed
hr the Rev. J. J. hictlulnesa. of St.
Mary's rectory. Miss Ruth Ilaytnes.
.I flIlilt‘I' of the bridegroom, acted as
the brides maid. and James t‘aiIili, a
brother of the bride. acted as best
man.
lloth young people arc well known
in The Norwitiita and they have the
belt wishes of their heats of friends
for success in their married life. Mrs.
llaytnett in a talented young vocalist
and her singing. as well as her charm~
Ing personality has made her a‘great
many friends. like is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James t‘allili. of Winni-
patilt.
The groom is a well known’carpen-
let in the employ of III. J. Riordan and
has boarded in North avenue for some
time. He is is it bail player of norms
skill and is favorably known in this
sport.
Directly the oremony was over. the
newly wotidcti couple started on II Mid-
ding tour through the (‘atukiila moun-
tains and other places of interest in
New York state, Upon their return
the young “pic will take up their
residence in their newly tarnished
home In West Main street.
Many beautiful presents were rocoiv.
cd and all tend to show the outer-III in
which the yttilftl couple are hold in the
community,
It. r»‘..;w~‘ .WW
IABT NORWALK GRADUATION.
man?“-
TmntyINlm Pupils to Receive DIplO-
mu In the Mar-Vin Ichooi.
Tomorrow afternoon at I o‘clock at
tho Marvin school in last Norwallt.
the eighth grade will have graduation
exercises. At that‘iimc as pupils are
to receive their diplomas. This III the
second largest graduating class In
town this year. medians“ being that
of the Franklin school.
A very interesting program of oat
errism has been arranged. includink
the class propheryuolaaa ‘Natory and
class will. realistic» and em”. 70‘
cal and Inatrumantai music and a short
address by all Rev. w. w. Gillies. pill»
tor of the lllast Avenue Methodist
Church.
Pllsnta and friends of the master:
are heartily invited to attend the esters
ti
.a“
MINE;
‘mmoau. wanna, me
rem
. RIDAY
.
' PECIALS .
VT
The genuine recipe for economy is found by
those who attend our Friday Sales :: :: :: ::
Antazing values are to be found in all quarters
:COME TOMORROW
of our store. ::
Waists
Dainty Lawn anti (‘rossbar
Wuiuts. Peter Pan style and oth-
er pretty models with trimmings
of lace and embroidery; regular-
ly sold at st. FRIDAY Special
69c
Table Damask
1’2 inch Full lllonched All much
Table Damask. very tine quality;
value 3|. FRIDAY Special
68c yard
White Petticoats
Wortuen'a long White Petticoats.
matte full with deep embroidered
bounce; regular 81.50 value.
FRIDAY Special
79c
' Sheeting
iileached Sheeting. 2% yards
wide. one of the very best grades
on the market; value :the yard.
FRIDAY Speciah
28c yard
Women S ____Repp Coats
' at $6.98
..III and see the Coats that we
are offering at this exocptionaily
low price. A model cleverly
atlaIpII-Ii after the lllfllH‘li‘lds cre‘
allttma. Full length, made of
silk repp. with blue and white
polka dot shawl collar and cuffs.
all slit-s; worth 3|". li‘ltlllAY
Special
$6.98
Black Lawn Waists
Made of fine quality Lawn. pin
fucks. with trimmings of Val.
late and insertion; regular
pirit‘c 3| -5. FRIDAY Special
79c
Drawers
\l'omen's Muslin Drawers with
deep ruffle of Hamburg embroi-
dery; for quality. FRIDAY
special
39c
0 LI 0
Ltuea Suttmg
titldnch All Linen ill'vm Suiting,
iirtin quality: sold everywhere at
too yard. ram" Special
23c
Men‘s Summer Underwear
Men‘s Summer weight Drawers
and Shirts, 'long and short
sleeves. sizes 36 to 46. FRIDAY
Special
21c
Boys’ Suits
In hint-n. Chambray and Per-
years FRIDAY
Special
45c
caic. sizes 3 to 'I‘
Children's Rompers
Made of (‘humhray and (ling-
lIaIIIs, sizes 2 73c
at
rm DAY Slim-lat
59c
to it years;
quality
Ladies‘ Stockings
Ladics' Tan and Embroidered
Lisle llosc, sizes 8 to 10; remr
lar Mic quality. FRIDAY Special
390
Peroxide
lil~tttmcc bottle of Peroxide, lt‘lti-
DAY Special
lSc
Valencienaes Lace
1000 yards of French and Ger-
man Val. Laces and Insertions
to match; regular 7 to we val-
ues. FRIDAY Spoclal
Sc yard
Fmbroidered G alloons
Beautiful designs in widths from
2 to 4 inches; value 290 yard.
FRIDAY S-petial
19c yard
Table Oil Cloth
Remnants-an assortment of
neat patterns; worth 20c yard.
FRIDAY Special
12%c
Trunks
28—inch size Trunks with tray.
canvas covered strap hinges:
rcuuiariy sold at $5.00. FRIDAY
Special
Notions
llcai OCEAN SHELL PEARL
llll'l"l‘()NS, all sizes. plain
and fancy carved; worth {to
to tilt: doz. FRIDAY Spec-
ial .............. 2 I101. for SI:
SHIRT WAIST HOLDER.
elastic and adjustable. with
attached extender: regular
llic value, at .............. 5c
WHITE ilIAS SEAM TAPE.
tI-yIl. pieces: ltlr value. at . . So
’ rmrutox lit)1.l)l£lts,asbcs-
tos, at
as
.................. 4c
... MwJ-w—v—m- Mum-ma «W. W- .‘
Dividend Notice
12m Isaamunuar. ownoauo or
raw uouwALII “when so
thaw, uoiwaut. cosh.
W
John 18.19").
At it mention of the Directors of
this Society held this day. a dividend.
at thograts of FOUR (4) per coin. per
annual. was declared to dehoallura
from the earnings or the six months
undimil Juno till. Hill)
The same will be entered on odes
book-laud paitl on and after July it
Will. 3
by order at the board of Directors.
‘ FREDERICK A. WILLS.
in iii: ltd Treasurer.
Phone 440.
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.
IILICT GROCERIIUI OOPFIEO. TIAI, WINES AND LIQUOIQ.
AT POPULAR PRICED
vanv I!" cflIAMIkY IuTTln. per pound . .......
Mnev NATIV! at“ awsnniu (full buckets) ....
OLICOUOT OLUI G DIR ALI,
NATIONAL IIDGUIT 003! IARONIT IIICUITI 3 pita... .280.
MIRION GAHDIN GIVLON TIA. 1 it). can 406
GROWN AITIQ IRAND COFFII. 1 lb. can ..... . . . ..... 369
per done . ................... [1.26
Free Delivery
..uo
.....‘iOc
Leblarchnnd sardines. can. .IIOc
laps boneless sardines. candle
Spanish boneless Sardines.
can
P. 't‘irot Sardines. can.......iu
Falstaff audition. can. . . . . . .2“
field babel Mustard Bar-
dinea, can ..............,13II
Delicious Crab Moat. can. . . .100
be Portals sardines. can. . . . .100
Doharnsuos sardines, can. . .184:
Imported serial (them, 1b.. .400
IUY YOUR .UWIR IIVIRAOIIVHCR‘
beech
Cheers
Importe ‘mefon Cheese.
Nut Camembert
Maclm‘ron' i' Imperial ' t‘hhem.
pot .....
tihei'fortl'a Baappy Cheese
p kg .. ...1
MacLaI-on' II Itoquefort Chéese.
Pineapple Cheese .. .WA 650
Edam Oil-ole. each ......“flm
New York state Cheese. ih.. .iOo
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