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WEI-snob Olden. Nor-walk
.sso widtt'cr'e Residence
729-5—43lty Iditor'd” Incidence

 

Commodious

Launch “Ajax”
(Capt. Wsllsce Bates)

Private iishing or setting p'nrtles
mornings. Terms reasonable.

AFTERNOONS - Delightful trips
around lighthouse and gas buoy from
ltoton Point. Tickets 10c.

For toms and psrticulnro, address
A. W. Mills. high, ltownytou. it. E. D.
37. Tel. 179-12.

All parties sud trips subject to
chnnge on sccount oi weather.

N. Bwlleginning tonight and con- ._
tinning throughout the moonlinht
nights trips will be msde the some as
afternoons.

 

 

 

wen-men A vesn AGO Toni;
Temperature: Low. 60; high, 67.
Clear. “ ,

 

Miss Helen Decker has gone to
Pininiieid, New Jersey, to be a guest
for a few days or friends.

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

The first oi’ the season's fireworks
exhibitions will be ’giyen st Roton
Point Tuesday evening.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The quartet choir of the First Meth-
odist Church. under the direction of
gnnlst Arthur F‘. Huntington, will give
the cuntnte "The Conversion." by Mut-
thews, tomorrow evening at 7:30
o'clock. .. ~

 

 

 

 

 

Don't Wear Any

Glasses

until you have your dyei exam
ined properly. We have n Physio
inn. who is n Skilled Eye Specislist.
to examine your eyes. NO CHARGE
FOR FXAMINA A'l‘lON.‘

THAMER

 
 

Word has been received thut ii son
was born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Lee-
lie Gorhnm. at their present home in
Leavenworth, Kits. The happy I)”;
ents have ll large number of friends
in The Norwnlks who are pleased to
hear the “ewe, ‘

 

~StliWs, 5rdws. at O'Brien’s.

 

Charles Lindeberg has taken u posi-
tion as time keeper and hose or the

 

 

 

 

 

 

STAMFORDO - - -
men who eggs saying the oyster shell ~ ‘
pii on in (ii proprty in East Nor-' _ it w.
wulk. lie expects that the job nlli itqu .7 Sherwood tiponi the. duy in

keep him employed until the Initor
port. of August. when he will trike. n
position in Port Chester.

New York City Thursday.

 

 

A meeting of the ltntinn independent
._________.__ Society will he held Sunday afternoon.
'l‘homns iioriin the popular liiuh —-———-—--——
School senior who was ill at his home l‘r‘m‘ls “M (‘ lifloid Ward, 0‘ NC“
in Hamilton uvenue twice this your street hm“ l"""h““°d “ "“9 trotting
with pneumonia. which illnesses pie “0”“
vented him front graduating with his|
class, but who has now recovered on-'
tirely, lins‘tnken a position for the
summer in the Clifford l’hnrmucy.

 

lluroitl Philips, oi (‘rnnbtiryg hiltl
given up his position with tlontrut-ior
'l‘hotnus l9. Gregory.

i (lorkenoe tribe of Red Men hold it
regulur meeting inst evening in the
Wigwam in Well street.

 

~—ilouts! lloutu! Special offers. With
your order for a 20 or 22 it. launch,
you get u line Kenyon unto folding top,
including Kenyon best life proservor;
cushions. without extra charge. Vacu-
tion time; get busy. Sales agent, C.
Is. St. John. Steamboat place.

 

Court Mnheckvino, Foresters of Mir
orlcu. will hold its seiiiiqnonthly busi-
ness mot-ting Monday evening.

 

 

«sin: Kissed unis pipe.
tires

The Norwsilts are to play Dun ilroii- “Mum“

tliers' Colts this niternoon at Amuse-
inent Park in Meadow ill-"301- T110 Mildred Puiiner, who has typhoid te-
lNflOUB Old lensuer whose Mill“ “'0‘ ver. was not us well yesterday. and lit-
00““ b!" H expected ‘0 be on hand tie Emma remains about the some at-
nndlikely to play. The gnmc is etched i... twu we”... sickness.

tried for 3:30. On Saturday afternoon
or nextvweek, the Norwniku ore to
play the Wnisossing tenm. Announec- I
merit concerning the Fourth of July
games will be made in a tow duys.

 

 

William ll. Richards hes taken the
(outrnct to erect a mum building on
Itiveruiiie nveiiue ior Jesse Whitehold.
T he structure will bo'ol wood. contain-
ing six rooniu.

”Ea—m...“ __

'l‘ho "Joel Cook,” the large three
insisted schooner which has been dis-
charging it cargo oi lumber iii the Hub.
bell. Hlll and Randall Co.'li dock for
some time, was to have went out or
the harbor yesterdny. stern first. She
is about the lsrgest vessel that. was ev-
er in the Norwelk end of the harbor
and it is impossible to turn her around
in the nsrrow strum.

 

Minn Anna L. Richards and mother.
Mrs. ilerthu M. Richards. of Well
street. will leave next Saturday for the
summer. They will spend the entire
summer in the mountains of Mnlne.

 

,- l’nnnmnii from $4.60 to 88. O'Brien.

Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Jackson. of Buni-
mitt. avenue, attended last night the
high School of lll'ooltlyn. or which
their «laughter Edus' Viois .lsoltson.
was ii member of Ike gmdustlng nines.

 

 

WA. J. [lend a Company

iiiilillilli ii "iii llill
illlllillilli

JOIIINE sue jEPAlRINE

H s Therm nhullillu h Nos-
0'1" wellti‘tlle one.“

 

Oliver W. Stewart. oi Chicsgo, who
was a member or the 43rd illinoil Ae-
seinbly and the only Prohibition mem-
her or that body. will melts s. short
address Monday. noon June 37. st the
corner all Weshington and Wear;
htt'eet. Every one is cordielly thirtieth
to come and bore him.

W
ROKEILT R. MONROE

‘-”l:louse Mover and
General Contractor

 
 
 
 

BASEBALL GOODS
ROLLER SKATES. 50c m

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

. It'll mire simmi st mun.

I N. Y.. me to Scotti Nowell: lest av» , ‘

, . coins purposely to smile the dunes st to- spend s couple in

w the itillt dunno Waite spent 9. ,
”, with Itrs. Chimes Alltllorpd it use» :- , ,

 

to begin with.

and grew more
day.

keep it.

between.

The New Store
14‘ Wall St.. Nerwalk.

START YOUR CHICK! RIGHT.
The success of your broods. from the moment they no out oi the

shell. depends on the teed you use.

gene and fresh each day. is the kind you one depend on to mske ne.
eslthy iowls end future steady layers. Every grin in “Bonnie
Chick Feed is sweet snd sound. sod is solid nutrition. “Bonnie" Chick
Feed contains the choicest imported Millets

and thoroughly dried end selected

'whest crscked keiilr end tine old crooked corn.
lisliie. specially prapsred clean. wholesome food. fresh inside snob tiny.
rather then feed from the West. neceeurly stole?
chance when you my sis much if not more?

Quality Pint. Lest end All the 'I’lllt

Ask For "Bonnie"
Home Ground Feeds.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Jackson

Opposite Hotel

 

 
 
 

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This is the Week

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

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rusruous in.

it's" n stifle to take the money seine stores do ler twe-
. piece suits tee-celled) so commonly sold: for not 41‘"
. tilts srs Intelligently alleged: they don't lisvs sny ehlpe

it you went to see the right kind of light-weight suits,
come here; ours lines the style. and they are tailored to

Net our prices are not highsnthsn you'll be asked to psy
for botched clothes—$10 to 025. with eeniienlsnt iteils

Easy-fitting costs, roomy masm with turn-ups and belt
icops—alesthsrwslpht worstsds, urges and cool homespun.
Straw Hats. thin underwear.
neckmsr~hig stocks of all.
B. V. D. Underwear. of nouns. 50c.

 

’liii‘ifiiiiii‘i

Two s'ronns:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

"For the Lend lske" use lewker's

JACKSON’S STUDIO

PHOTOGRAPHS AND LARGE PORTRAITS

mm—

The Children’s Studio

PICTURE FRAMING Ind HAND CAM/BO FRAMED.

’3 Studio >

58 Will CI.

 

--Pienty--and prices low

“I I!“ .140 books sud psld onnnd otter July 11,
Haddock ........................10¢ “no~
... ‘IQIK 00d ...... ..u............’.l20 By order of "IO mm of D'mw".

 

Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market;

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

' geld wit
pin it when
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‘ manners
llnot put in it

illed um. ijiiii ii" in our

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Ind titers ehspsisss every the "new" tor

‘
this struggle he thought or his wife.

.1 Kerry Brunette.
bronchi into requisition. l‘Do you think
. f you. could go on, Louise’s“ sing two

, or three songs?" netted Mr. Sehnter ex.
pislning. Mrs. Schiller was entirely

a

negllgsss. hosiery. 300mm»
bend that slie would try. As to proper
ntion she would learn the songs on
’ . the, my down to. the theatre irom
home. and developments proved that

‘ superfluous.
nppenrnnce on the program to Miss
been recalled repeatedly at each per.

tormsnce. Decidsdlypretty end pe-
titesnd with s very grncetul stage

,.mm."mflk. tivsting manner that immediately wins
S III‘M i St. invorwith the audience. During their
.‘4 on I. an . short reeidenbe in this city. Mr. end

Mrs. Schiller have made s number on
friends, and Mrs Schsfer has received
many ccngrsulntlone‘ over the charm
lug manner in which she Itepped into
the breach. .

iloih Mr. and Mrs. Schnfer were fora
meriy on the stage. in incl they now
have s contract with ii‘rohmnn for no
peorsnce in the musical comedy "Mrs.
. Gibbs." now playing in London. and
‘ . which is to he brought to this country
in the isll. It is now likely. however.
that Mr. and hire. Schsier will secure
it relense from their contract and con-
tlnue their residence in South Non
walk. the former in his‘ present cnpsct-
ty at the Bijou Dream.

 
 
 
 
 

“Bonnie" Chick Feed. heme rt

 
 

due cracked charcoal
u out meet, cracked
Why not use s re-

 

gains. Incl:

 
 

 

Wit! tens the

 
 
 
 

MANUIL 'I’OIO NATO".

 

Fertilisers lei- Lawn. Garden end
"it takes nine tsiiors to make 1
men." said the quotation ilend
“You replied Reginsid. “but how
‘do you get so we to trust you?"—
Washington 81st,.

 

 

 

 

David W. Raymond
Funeral Director sud Embslmer

l! North Inln Street. lentil Hamill.
Eseldenee. I Wsehlnonen “mt.

Telephone It stiles. III-l.
Telephone st house. In.

Dividend Notice

 
 
 

nonwsut. c‘onn.

 

 

t0 GBt 12m sent-Annust'oiwonnn or
THE NORWALK SAVING! OO-

; mew. nonwnut. conn.’

+ June 16. 1910.
WC.“ Fl." . . . . i. . . i . . ........... ‘00 At ‘ [BEGUM 0f the Dig-ecu)" of
8M" Nun .. ------------ .. ------ 16° this society held this day. it dividend.
”'9' "“0. ----- ~ ------- - - 13° oi the rate of FOUR (4) per cent. per
Pollock ........ I ............... I . 8° “nun" w“ ml‘rad to dGWKllo"
Butter Fish . ......... . ........... 12¢

trout the eernlngs oi the six month"
ending June 30. 1910.
The same will be listened on pess-

f-‘lst Fish .................. ......l0c
Pennies ...lOe

Ad ....... IIIIIIC

Mscksrsl. Halibut. Nell" Eels, Nstlve

Lobsters. Soft Grebe. Little Necks.
Round and Long Clem

FREDERICK A. BILLS.

in 18 lit Tron-um.

 

 

 

. The south Norwalk;
Trust .Co.

 

FREE souvenir.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

vo ‘l'l'll OW
out. it will he s iii dll

 

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Milli:

Ni" IVUlWH.

nfi ' ‘ ‘ .ni
oversisht it your present loveliness
is not nines petitions» in Photonl'llhl iron . .

The North Studio;

monomers yr _ ,

 

The Trustfis hevrl ordered thet
interest st the ms of l per cent.
per ennum be credited to deposib‘
, hrs in the actions Depertment (or

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

; Deposits nisde outer listens the
i this win drew idismt train in. i

s ii ii onwstn.‘

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ppy terminsii‘on.“ ‘
con it become

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ll . .«
r’j“ solitude for bid problem and while in _
who we: tormsrly on the unsound.

who is s daughter at Genernl Msnsger '
The telephone wss,

unprepared. but she ensured her hus- _

turthcr prepsrelion would have been .
Mite. Schster. transformed for her. -,

Brunelle. made it decided hit and has -

presence. Missllrunetle sings in a cap. ,

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

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«they “

Jumble end cool in one
innit" You‘ll be

I e'iihsn sis smut. 3

do

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others.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Oxfords thst ere right-4nd

 
 
 
 
 

lilillliliili mitt ins

Frank F. Clerk, of ”Newtown svenue
spent the day in New York yesterday

 

Miss Lulu Hart. 01 Brooklyn. is a.
guest of‘ her tether. James Hart, of
Ely avenue.

 

Neilliendrickson, of South Norwnlk.
is spending e few days in Bridgeport
with friends.

, ..............i__

Patrick Dowd. of Brooklyn, is e
miest for over Sundey of Mr. snd Mrs.
P. B. Cotonou, oi High street.

_............__.

A big crowd from The Norwsiks et~
tended the Bunch: E Bailey circus in
Bridgeport yesterdny. Today the cir-
cue is showing innnnbury.

 

sinned nu. notiry n. liner end
tnmlly have moveditroni Cove nvenue.
East Norwsilt, to one of M. Emin's
new houses in Lincoln svenue. this
city. ‘

 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeoobouitz, oi New
York. are guests of their son-ind"
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. M. Epstein.
or South Msin street. Mr. end hire.
.lscobouits expecgto spend the summer
in South Norwnlk.

Miss Frederics E. Bterr, oi Eimwaod
avenue. is spending s iew days in Che
shire slid ilsrttord with relatives end
friends. Miss Btsrr recently returned
home from s visit in New York City.
where she visited Meade.

 

Miss Helen Sesries. oi Burrltt sve~
one. was recently tenderbd I. very
plesssnt surprise by s company oi
friends. Gsmes end music were port
or the progrem oi n very interesting
evening, (lid is collation wee served.

 

A pnrty consisting of Corporstton
Counsel John Kenn. 0. Buck DuBoiI.
Archer Banger and Themes Keogh set
out this morning in Mr. DuBois ento-
mobile (or theepsie. N. Y.. to et-
ieud the lntemollegists rowing rsces.

 

T80 contrsct. tor “I. OWN! 0! on

at the Muller (llorin Mills hes been
given to Lewis A. Iilller. of Ilerlden.
The structure will be of brick end
use cleaned by Ehglnesr 8. It. Green.
of Springfield.

 

Ho‘r wesvneni «no. .
overtime met no interest cost but wliy not in com-

in looti- es well wrestles. -

. ~ end scone—Genie Athletic Ililrts. Knee Drawers. end
Gnuse interwoven Becks—«you know.
straw 'nsnr lint they soul’s. ,‘f

Bething Butte-oclors and white,

A new assortment of Neckivesr hes just arrived. some J
of those new Persinns that era beauties. . ~

Potent. $4.00. Some st $3.00.

Price’s Clothing Store;

98 widened Street. Soul. Norwslk

addition to the dye bones It the pinch

' Dr. E H. (1an sud wits iett

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or our nastier-lined two-piece
eaten»: dist teeisiso soil!

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leit,too Gunmetal, Ten and

 
 
 

 

A horse owned by Albert Fl Bow
how. the bsker of 16 Leonard street;

Washington street, this morning. The

and no damage was done. '
L—C— ‘ .
In publishing the names at these
who passed their entrsnpe examinsJ
tions for the High school the com-
mittee omitted the name of John Wel-
ter Sheen-n from St. Mary's list. The
principal of this school on well es the
triends dud psrents of the boy. would
like to have it understood thnt Wil-
ter passed his nominations. instills

nurses were published. ' This gives St.
Mary's the singular distinction et'llev
ing the only school. every one 0! whose

school successfully passed their one
Intentions.

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A PIONEER‘OF ELEGTRIO‘I‘Y.‘

electrical ileid wee Andre Merle An»

a token of his untversnl reiovln. .
Ampere was s mnthemstlcel wonder
even es a child. end stage esrly ego

gouge in order; to rend the treatises on
Differentisl Gsicuius. He always calm-J

mstics st the ego of 16 no he ever did
in his life end he was always the lore:
most msthemnticinn of his time. As
evidence of his wonderful memory. it‘
is s tsct thst while s student he rend
tut enoyclopedln or 22 volumes and 50
years otter he could quote long peso
sages item the books on subjects not
even relevnnt to his medrches.

Ampere published I great number of

\

' pspers’ on msthsnis'tlcs. chmhii'y.

physics. botany and nstnrel history;
but his nsine lives throu‘h hil elec-
trical experiments.

tries! currents. sttrsct esch other
when the current dew in the some

cry thst every stem oi Emmi.” titli-

ol s circular electric cuttenkeodiee-
ing it; end he stimuli III!
netism_ or the est-ill intuit be pro
ducsd by currents droning“ will
its mess from out to west.

in into. he demonstrated the act ”'

My

that two perellei wires. conveying eleeii ' .

ter in s meinet is msgnetle by virtue'

 

 
 

A Milton 09W went to en York

 

'riuii chin
Nonslk lest evening st midnight for ‘ .
Baton. which piece they will lesve lo-
dsy on their European trio with Dr.
Gumbsrt es directiir of the Trsvsl
Club! 'l‘llov ”Ml to be (one the
'srester pert ni- the summer.

Hrs. Oliver 13.. Weed end Ills. J._

ed up the subiect oi Eletlti'ol
~now s tiled science. ‘*

Thst some yes'r he pi '
trls'teiemh. hsvlns es
there no lotion in the
s mimetic doodle undhr

 

 

”th lli

insular-tune ex ’ . ,
teammate ; .1

Anton Outlet :cilblm‘l hell mile

 

slipped and tell on the pnvement ‘in ‘

animal was quickly on his‘ieet sgsln “

same as the other students' whose

csndldetes for entrance to the Rigor»

 
 
 
 
 

 

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Foremost among the pioneers in the H

pere. who wesborn in Lyons in 1775‘ .
and whose name is now used so the, ._
prscticel unit of the electriccui'rent no .

or 12 yesre he mistered the Latin inn! ‘

ed that he know In much 0! mother .

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direction. end repel such other whon’ We
they ilow in diherent‘dlreetlons. Fin-l *
ally, he promulgstsd the stem!“ “of will