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' ‘ WEATHERPQRECA‘ST.
. . . For Norwallt ltd vicinity: Fair to-
night and Thurs ay. Light to moder-
‘gato west to northwest winds. A slight
disturbance central t in morning over
North Dakota Is pro uciug high tem-
. ,peratures in the northwest and the
upper Mississippi Valley. Pleasant
weather prevails east of the Rocky
Mountains with moderate tempera-
tures. Showers have occurred durinx
the last 24 hours in the southern sec
tions. Conditions favor for this vicini-
ty fair weather and not much change
in temperature.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 74; high. 88.
Clear. ‘
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All kinds of fireworks at Coleman's.
For list see adv, ,
The Mint: store calls your attention
to! their fine. line of bathing suits. See
a v.
Miss Leonora Ward and Mist Mar
garet Millard have returned from a
recent visit in Danbury v
W
ngo Hansen of this city. was also
led a trustee of the Danish Society. of
Stamford last evening.
Mrs. Frederick H. Madden. of South
Main street. has returned irom a visit
with her son in Tennessee
—‘—'-'-—-FP .
Everything for hot weather wear.
vacation wear and for everything at
the Price Clothing Store. Sec adv.
The Woman' 3 Auxiliary of the
Christ Church parish will meet 'l‘hurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Hoscgood in
Hawkins avenue.
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The Misses Lucy Gray and Wills
Miller, of this city, participated in an
entertainment last evening at the
Stamford Methodist Church.
Miss Edna Ferris. of Henry sireei.
haes been spending several weeks
with friends in New York. Site is ex-
pected home in a few days.
Everybody. about Norwaik who has
been on West avenue. where the iroi
lcy tracks are being oiled have their
collars covered with little black dots
from the oil spray.
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The choir rehearsals of Bl..Mary's
church have been discontinued
tllmugh the summer, and ylll not he-
gln again until the high masses are
resumed in the fall.
Mrs. Anna Olmstead and daughters
Edith. Grace and May and son Leroy.
of South Norwailt, spent Friday with
friends in Bridgeport, and also wit-
nessed Barnum ll Bailey a circus.
Mr lichen will}; liver an address at
the Lighthouse salon this evening
The chorus will‘sihg and the testimony
from one of tho converts who is now
in Maine will be read. All are wet
come.
The members of Eureka
Daughters of Rebekah. are making
their trip to Falrfieiii Beach. to
he the guests for a day at the cottage
of Mr. and hire. William J. Brown. in
day. Thé'irlp‘wasigiven up yesterday
on account of the threatening weather.
lodge.
Oscar l0. liedman has been transfor-
red from the Union Pacific Tea Com~
pany’o store. 'in Danhury. to take
charge of the company's store in this
place. Mr. Hedman ill native of mast
Nor-walk and previous to his enssslns
with the Union Pacific Tea Company
was engaged in the grocery and most
business in East Norwsik.
_ The call for the special meeting of
' the hoard of Estimate and Taxation
has gash sent out by Herbert ii lmitii.
the all: town clerk. The meeting
will be held on li‘riday evening and the
session will he of I private nature.
z The meeting is called tin-ouch the In-
sation of Alicia John J. Walsh
{it the been! to site an upproprl»
for the oi lag oi the inset Nor-
streets. or orb said to be in
. bed condition in relatkm to the
:“nd the East Norwalk people
l build
ANDERBQMS
nmmmopmmto
l’All k'klnds of re
launches of
by competent workrn
r work.
lsilsa built to order
it.
Commodlous
Launch “Aj ax”
\ (Capt. Wallace Bates)
Private fishing or sailing parties
mornings. Terms reasonable.
AFTERNOCNB -—‘- Delightful trips
around lighthouse and gas buoy from
Hilton Point Tibkets. 100.
A. W. Mills. Mgr., Ronayton. R. F. D
37. Tol.179il2.
All parties and trips subject to
change on account of weather.
.Our Aim
is to give you the best possible ser-
vice. .We have a Physician. who is
a Skilled Eye Specialist, in charge
of our eye department. NO
CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION.
THAMER *
O ticlan
STAMFORD ONN.
Open Monday til. Saturday Evenings
www.—
John J. Hanlon of Norwaik.
spending the day in New York on
business. .3 .~~ ., w . .. t -. _ .
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Stephen R. Bray. of the Nerwaik
post office. has returned to his duties
utter a short vacation.
lilies Mildred Miner has returned to
ler home after simndlng shverai weeks
.u East Norwnlk with relatives.
Devotions in honor of the Sacred
Heart will be held in St. Mary s
Chill’tll on Friday evening at 7: ‘ltl.
Mill. iiossie r‘leivcllyn and daughter
.ilisa Martha. of Norwalk. are spending
l few days in iiridgepori with her
lisicr, Mrs. Richard Schmidt.
Mr. and Mrs. William '4. Olsen. of
Elm street. and Mr. and Mrs. Ulster
Hyatt. of Arch street. will take an
automobile trip on the Fourth of July
They will go to Boston and other plac-
es of interest. in Beaten they export
to visit friends.
Two carionds of the members of the
South Norwalk Congregational Sun
lay school went to llotcn Point today
(or the annual picnic of the school.
Various athletic events will be the or-
lor of the day and lunch was served
in the grove.
William O'Hara. of West avenue,
South Norwaik. has secured a position
in 'l‘riairam and Hyatt'u dry goods
store in Wall sircot. He will return
to school in the fall. having been a
member of tho graduatin ol‘ass at the
Franklin grammar schoo this fall. “
John neatly. who is so seriously ill
at his home In lilhn street, passed a
comfortable nluht hint night and la
resting coniioriahly today. A iraiiiud
nurse is in attendance. There will he
no chance for improvement tor a few
days. but it may be said that his is
holding his own.
The Slivormlno baseball team will
:ncci their old rivals. the Winnlpanlil.
shot-noon. to test the comparative
strength of the two iodine. Game call-
ed 3:30. On Fourth of July Ifiarnoou
the Delaney Club of Stanford will
cross bats with the Clivsrminel at
Sliver-mine.
The Knights of Columbus helda
meeting last evening and wind to hold
a chore dinner at O Sullivan s Dorian
Point house, on the evening of the
twenty- second unclvsmry of the local
order Catholic Union Council. which
comes on July it The baseball com-
mittee completed the armaments
for the gains to be played between lit
Peter s council and the Catholic Union
Council. at Retell Monday. for the
large silver cup. .
livery avsilable trolley car was put
the his set crowds that ever mill:
ed at oton Point to witness a first
works exhibition. The “lithium was
very satisfactory last mm as
lighted in. bi audience
be an exhibitor sash “Told!” him
until at,” toast the middle of“ so
of
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Launch Works 'N
OystorShehPoinLNorwalh 3
For terms and particulars, address ,
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on the allvcrmino mounds. Saturday ‘
Firewor
Mines. Devil Among the Tailors. Rockets, Home Candles, lilti‘Whesls. Viewv'
er Pets. Canes. Ammunition. Repeating esp Pistols. loam Inciting
”gums, poisons. ensues; Inn of a pass. Nipper Chews. Tomlin». and
in service last night to carry one of ,
Calcium thni‘ll'oprth of
theimt
' 'lomroi car
you want;
satisfy to the full
going out of town.
The New Store .
‘24 Wall Sh, Element.
ITART- YOUR
s,hell depends on the feed you use
healthy fowl: and .future stead
Feed contains the ob least hope
and thorou‘hlym dried All:
wheat crac ultra
Ask For "Bonnie" -.
Home Ground Paella...“
Opposite Hetei ‘
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all sandal-m crush. We also have
non rationales.
Aug: 3:): m the editor at this
a Christian science t
phone. The patient had menu
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beholder a Mars Suits. it
ntry in the would
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wounds and hcputlfnl blue urges, with all the style .. . g . a
'tlilil lit pericbdy . his: wear splendidly; that
. $15 to $30
Separate trousers. negligece. thin underwear. fancy
hose. straws and Panama. Summer neckwear, belts.
Solid cowhide suit cases. $5.00. for the lucky fellow
South
CHICK! RIGHT.
The success of your broods. from the moment they are out of the
“Bonnie" Chick Feed. home im-
mo and fresh each day, is the kind you can depend on to malts has.
grain In “sonata
Chick Food in sweet agd sound. and is solid nutrition. "
y layers. Every
rted Millets.
Field.
JacvteoN's STUDIO
anoroeaams AND Lanes Poems
The Children's Studio
morons sanguine m HAND camko can so. -
Joellson’s Studio '
5! Will I‘-
This is the Week to Get Fish
-—PLENTY AND PRICES LOW
the two statements‘go
'ih‘w it'll
14 South Main St. i
has crsc dd choicest
selected grains. such as oat meal, cracked
line old cracked corn. Why not use a re-
liable, specially prepared. clean. wholesonoyfoed. fresh.
rather than food from the West. necessarly stale?
chance when you pay as much if not more?
Gilli PM Leif In! All ”ll TIMI.
kl, MANUII. rose “Arch.
“'0' the Land Gallo” ml Iowksr’o
Fertilisers for Lawn. Garden and
"Tall
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Weak Fllh ..... . ...... ..........10c Hlddoolt ...... .... ...........l00
Large Blues ........ . ............ the Utah Cod ...... .12c
Pollock ......... . . . ........... 8c Hewitt, Native Bell, Native
Fiat Fish ....................... 10¢ Lobetere. 00ft Crabs. Little Necks.
Round and Long Clams
Cutbili‘s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE onuvaav.
soul's
“comments from or
‘ poison. a was
10 p. m and min i
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still note. 'i
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Suggest to your summer visitors that during vacation is the time to
The place In
The North Studio
NOIWALK.
COLEMAN’S
by . . .:
nostrils the thtost; s has also limb patient out will ' also who AW
mind». bios and was very sinks. A new intoiy no medicine ,
g, alcoholic hysteria.
I has: yesterday morning to go' to a fun-
‘ police say. was Mrs. leslle Carter. and
’ the three sat at a table and talked and
. ordered refreshments for some time
i ”preached her car.
it market received support and the
bees were largely made up.
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lune of the stock market was the lang-
uid demand on any recovery of prices.
Spring wheat crop damage reports
irregular.
suns—u..-
tor midday the street received word of
an unfavorable decision by the Inter»
Stats Commerce Commission affecting
western railroad rates and the market
broke badly on heavy selling. The
lowest prices of the year were made
by some of the standard stocks. Union
Pacific slumped 3 M. Southern Paci-
no 3, St. Paul. Atohison and Great-
Northern Ore Certificates it 1-2. Read-
. ingz 3-8. Chesapeake" A: Ohio 2 a4 ,
and U. 8. Steel 2 ‘1'8. There were
some sinus of support around the low-
er levels and the market rallied slight-
ly and became dull. .
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‘ MRS. TOM PIERCE IN BILLEVUI.
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"Disturbed the Peace of Central Park
Gaeliio.
Mrs. Alice Pierce. the horsowoman.
who divorced Torn Pierce. of Boston.
and who has spent some little time in
sanitariuma at the instance of her
family. made a disturbance in the Can.
trai Park casino yesterday afternoon.
and last night was in Bellevue hoe
pital under arrest. At the hospital
they have her down as suffering from
Mrs. Pierce left her home in Pel~
oral, it is understood. She got to the
casino at 3:30 o'clock in the alters
noon, driving her own yellow touring
car She was alone. in the Casino
she met two friends. one of whom. the
Mrs Carter says she was not there
at all.
The quiet of the restaurant was
broken when Air-”Pierce began to pull
the cloth off from the table. Walters
grabbed up what dishes they cimld
and saved them from the general crash
when the cloth mane clear off. The
two women friends of Mrs. Pierce got
up and went away.
Mrs. Pierce left the dining room and
.She seemed to
have some diniculty in cranking it
and a chauffeur standing by offered to
help. She declined his offer In lan-
guage that caused Policeman Higgins
to tell her to becoiet or he would
have to lock her up. When the look-
ing up stage was reached. however.
it took three policemen. They put her
into the automobile and held her in
It until they got her to the station
house.
in the police station Mrs. Pierce ilrsi
caught night of Doorman Charles Goi-
den, who is. say. 60 years old. "You're
too old to hil.‘f she said to him, but
swung around and noticed Policeman
Henry Smith. “You‘re the man l‘ll
hit." she said to h m. at the same time
landing on his in . An ambulance
took her to Beilevue. Her own auto-
mobile stood in front of the station
house until a man came from Pelbam
and got it. ,
William. Payne. husband of Mrs.
Carter at Beilsvuc in the even-
ing slid offered to bail Mrs Pierce out
but was told that she would have to
spend the night there.
Mrs. Pierce was formerly Alice Rog-
ore of Salem. She is :8 years old. She
not a divorce from her husband some
three or four years ago, she is well
known in the hunting set at Meadow
Brook. liar brother. Jacob C. Rogers.
of New York. had her cared for in a
scatter-lain at Green Farms. Gone. in
1000. .A court content was begun to
have her committed ill an inebriate.
but the matter finally was adjusted by
her agreeing in go to n sanitarilum at
Si
Battle Creel! of her. own accord.
The South Norwalk
Trust Co.
The Trustees have ordered that
interest at the rate of l per cent
per annum be credited to deposit«
d'ors in the Savings Department for
the current six months ending June
30th. 1010.
Deposits rundown or before the
iilth will draw interest, from July t.
borers toms had: been combustion»
WALL ”REM: Noon.-'l‘hs fea- .
which yielded easily calligilt offerings. .
kept sentiment disturbed. Bonds were .
WALL eraser. 1 p. fur—Shortly so ‘
and “.00. .0qu bottom.
UNION dnrrs, poo.
gun metal and patent.
VACATION ourrrrs. '
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embroidered in design of Iovera’ bow
knots and forgetvme-note Her veil.
of malice, was the identical one worn
by her mother when she was married.
and was fastened with svvainsonis The
bride carried a shower bouquet of
bride roses and lilies of tbe'vailey.
Miss Agnesyllouiae Conway, sister
of the bride. who was maid or honor.
was attired In peach colored satin.
hand braided. and trimmed with orient-
al lace. peach colored and were alargs
leghorn hat. trimmedxwith sweet peas.
Her bouquet wasmmposed of peach
colored Baltimore roses.
When it came time for the tying of
the nuptial knot It was seen that
Father Mitchell had accorded the bride
and groom a special honor. for he mar-
ried them inside the chancel rail. the
usual proceedings being for the core
molly outside the-rail. Meeting his
bride at the altar, Mr. Foleywae ac-
companied by Jamba Costello, of this
city, as best man.~ The bride. who Is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willam Hen-
ry Conway. of 27 Madison street. was
given away in marriage by her father.
During the nuptial common: and mass
Miss Millerd. Miss Alice Spian, John J.
Powell and Mr. Hands sang.
Automobiles were used in transport
log the bride and groom's parties and
a number of guests to the church and
at the conclusion of the ceremonies
there. the same vehicles were used for
transfer to the home of the bride.
where a reception was held, and where
the bride and groom webs deluged with
congratulations and well wishes. The
house was prettlly decorated with
paints and pink colored cut flowers
Here also an elaborate wedding break
fast. prepared by Caterer John H
Month. orDanbiiry. was served.
If any proofs were needed to attest
to the popularity of the young bride
and groom. it was amply provided by
the wedding gifts. The array of gift:
was an o ally large one. lilting a
room at t "‘e rldo's home. and includ
log a great variety of articles that are
beautiful. costly and build. They in
eluded silverware. linen. cut glass
money and many other ltinds of arti-
(‘ CI
The bride a span gift to the groom
was a gold monogram watch fob and
the groom to the bride was a gold cres-
cont set with pearls. The bride pro
seated her maid of honor with a silver
mesh has. white the groom's sift to his
best man and ushers were signst pine
with monogram.
At the conclusion of the reception.
Mr. and Mrs. Foley set out on a wed
din trip. They slipped away to stain
for: by automobile. where they heard-
ed a train. They will visit Atlantic
City. Old Point Comfort and other
points south: Some time next week
they will return to South Norwaik for
a brief visit and will then start for St.
Louis. Mo. .. which city will be there fu-
ture home. Mr. Foley. who is a son of
Thomas 1“ Foley. of this city. is a ris-
ing young business than. having
charge of the St. Louis allies of the
liliekenaderfer Typewriter ocmpany,oi
Stamford.
Among the out of town guests at
the nuptials and at the reception were:
Mr. and Mrs. William I. NC: Ir.
a d Mrs T. J. Mailer. New York
r. and Mrs. fiancee McKinney and
‘_ the atlases Testis. Clara and Nellie
,Weston. Newark; Ille- Aylies listen
ford. lire. Daniel Germanil’rovid sacs:
1' . hauls.
‘Jersey. and the
, were In
lit: in Gov v Bolton:
lire: Husrll harmfflr. .P J.
Bough. moon
Stamford; Miss Alice It: Nisan t.
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AGMG‘PIONMIN‘tIi-o
Samuel aromas; and um ism '»
New» ,
If. trial the
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visits son lVliiVWi-Ill'tl fit ‘ p
Don’t ballet um ml with“: it for a'n. . Gel; one of op;
d laugh st tho fellow who doesn' t.
_ curative spire in bore. no. . p . .
i also altrulnc smrs. ma. non. is..oo slop. ,
’ sraaw mars. spins“ 'scli Concetta. ii. so to u 09.
. WHITE PANTS. very popular this mach Flannll, 35.,00‘ Serge. 06.00
Preach cuffed soft couples suture. itoo. mo. "‘
m coolest also of nonnawaaa. soc. ‘
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. 03.00 and “.00 are the prices of our OXFORDB. The leathers are tan.
”Niobium Street, South Nomik"
, employed.
”our .
Mailer. ‘
”it"! Will?
:i-‘F‘a’.ll
up their residep n
The wedding is the col anti
little romance in the rail Cro. _
fut and Knapp oraaullatio‘n. in bliss
factory the bride arid groom have bee ‘ .' . .
;of a!
WiLLiAMHMlTHl ,
Miss Jane Gibson Smith. daughter
of William H. Smith. and Ja n Wil-
liams, Jr., of Bridgeport all Boston. 4‘
will be married this eve at 8
o',clock at the home of the ride. 0i)
West street. Miss Helen B. Invades.
of Northport Long Island. will be the
maid of honor. and Ralph P. Beers. of . _
Bridgeport, will be the best man ' .
There will also be six'rlbhon been.
ers and two ring bearers in the wade
ding party. The former will be Miss ‘ 4
line Force. lilies Florence Kelley. Miss
Sally Bennett. of Danbury; Mrs. Paul. ‘
Carrier. of Providence; Miss Edith
Wright and Min Georgianna Ton
of Beaten. The ring yore wil be _
Charlotte 1'. Jarvis and rain Taylor. ‘
Following the martian ceremony.
there will be a reception.
BBIT‘l'ouMARGHALL.
Miss Winnifred A. Britto and Harry
C Marshall will be married this after
noon at 5 o'clock in St. Joseph's rec,-
tory. ‘ . .
CUTTNG cows DEFICIT lhi a. o.;‘ ' '
oseaaravsnlr; ' ,
Hitchcock Returns Another When to
Treasury.
WASHINGTON June all. «Postman:
ter General Hitchcock returned yeii '
terdsy to the eercetary of the treasury
another million dollars of' the amount.
set apart from the public flinds to as- .
slat in defrsylng expenses of the pos-
tal service. This makes a total of 1
$5. 000 .000 thus returned since January ‘l‘i
l. The postmaster general is confident
that the financial returns covering the .
operations of the present fiscal year
wil show a reduction of more tbsp 810.-
000.000 in the total annual deficit: ‘
which amounted in 1000 to 017.000.-s‘~\
The amount returned today ‘1. _.
leaves the deficit in the current fiscal a
year only 85. 600.000. as compared with I ..
314500.000 last year. i 1
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IARIER.’ UNION MIITING. .w;
Annual tints Convention to In Held»:
in tooth Numb; Lobst- Day.
One of the matters under consider.”
ation last night at the meeting of the
local Barber's‘ finish was the clitor—
tainment of the members of the State ‘ ”é
Joursormea Barbars' Union at the an . .3
haul convention. which will be held in .,..j.
Scour Norwalk on Labor Day '
The local adios will bidet colonies 5
to the convention on Tuesday evening. ’
July 20th. ,
One new member wsnakec into the . ‘
Union last night, a. Cebuano. '
On account of Fourth or July sorrow.
In; a Sunday the aho will be open 5“ .
until noon on the bolls ay.
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CHICAGO. Julie lDw-Phlldlat B B -
Johnson. of the Alameda RIM
refusedmto accept gash". "CM
res can u an amp :‘
arrived in the city natal“:
Wasbluytcn. said that be m e up.
having worked an elliptic (loom _:
of thirty years andtha
glare on the diamonds and?“ new
slant necessity of applic‘stion ‘ ,
pinch“ him severe
son malarial
mannerisms. raps '
.liriiie Peters...
Norwalk Chronicler