ict, illustrated, published by theI
tlas Portland Cement Co. may
be had at our office for the asking.
Also other publications on com
orete construction in general and
on special work along this line.
., Our sales of this Cement are
. increasing each year. ATLAS
‘ leads. I l
Mason‘s building materials of:
all kinds, sewer pipe of all sizes.
Coal of course.
ssThe Base Ball Sea-
‘ son is here
The great National Game calls
for strong, reliable Shoes.
OUR SPECIAL
Base Ball
:Shoe
MEETS THIS DEMAND
SQUARELY
Kangaroo Call
with plates
$2.50 8: $3.50
_ BOys’ $2.00
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r
Conneally
& Bracken
81 WASHINGTON 81'.
Tel. 363-4
THE HLUE AND THE GRAY
We honor the day in their
1 memory. Sumo mutuoriou nro
sweat and uthoru hitter, but.
it We attend in your moaning
internals there will always be
satisfaction and pleasant
memories.
tilleb'SW $7 & $10
NORTH MAIN ITREST.
ining lsblo often given proof
life is a lot of fiction in rook
l.
m
hotter tho cooks temper
tho soup she can send in.
Na...»
tho
. ' MR8. LEVY‘S WISH. I
I guess she had many dealings
with some oi” the iunk men, and
know all about them. You may
tool many ladies, but. you can't
fool Mrs. Levy. When Honest !
John came to her house and ask- l
ed for some junk. she told him -
that he might. sell his junk to
1 Wm. Eilrou, 31’) Fort St... lllust _
NorWulk, but you can‘t pay in 2
lb. .lor rags, 79“! ii). for auto
tires. 30c 11 owl... for iron, and
heal. prices tor rubbers and mot-
uls. Tel. 441. Ask for slip.
j——- MAX LEVY ——
n:
Our Crawford and
James Means’
OXFORDS
are “there" with Style and it‘ll
$3.00 to $4.50
160 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
BUY
Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershiield 8: Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Wnor 5t.
Ice Ice Ice
Crystal Wave
Ice Co.
E. T. BATES, Manager
We Wish to inform the people of
South Norwsll; that we are in the ice
‘buslness and we deal in Pure ice, di-
rect from the Berkshire ico Company,
right sfi the pure lake No dealer sells
purer ice. ior it‘ all comes from the
some place.
We'uke pleasure in giving our cus-
tomers good service snd honest weight.
Our price at wholesale is 171: per
hundred, or $3.40 per ton, in any quan-
tity that may be desired. We also sell
to tsmiiy trade at 30c per hundred.
Send your orders to cities,
c». FAIRFiELD AND I
conuscncur AVENUES
Tel. 897 or 259-3
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M w H". ..
Something New
ir‘hatrinsu modern‘homo for only
$1000 bnlnnc o motlnngo at Mt
(im- or the 0th ronidonnes on West
Ave. also choicc into on and near
West A111,. vury rouaonnhlu.
Flvo acres nice clonr hind ncnr trol-
ley for only Moon.
15 acres with bungalow, for H400.
You should null and Bill! about those
hnruulnu at once.
COBURN 81 HULL
94 Washington 8%. Gouth Norwslk
Tel. 4144
OLD WELL. PLANS FOR DANBURY
PARADE.
At lilo ulmriul luncllng oi‘ tho (lid
Wull Hook to builder company, which
mm hold, inul owning, arrangements
were made luv taking the trip to Dan.
bury on Juno 0. for tho purposo or part
tlrlpntlug in tho exorcism in cannon
tluu with the laying at the rumor
stone of the new tire honor. which in
to no constructed in that place.
Dr. a. 1). Lawrence. oi‘ iinvihnul
8t. baa returned from a trip to Phil»
adelphia.
‘ sinini sum saved from the pay antelope; eierr my tiny
' ‘ fallow but unruly, and possibly mu you much worry some
W first. at ills mouth.
‘ litters to an unexpected call upon your purse.
.. insult: in. on or 1.5m honour.- Juno s. will draw litter»
I without pormisulou.
Weakfish
Bluefish
Mackerel
Halibut
Porgies
Butterfish ..
Sea Bass
Live Lobsters
Round Clams
Little Necks
THURSDAY jUNE I. 191;.
Spec1al for Frldaw
lb 5c
lb lZ‘éc
lb 12%c
lb l2‘/2c
3 lbs 250
3 lbs‘ 25c
3 lbs 250
lb 25c
pk 75c
qt 15c
Homer S. Beers & Co. I
13 MAIN ST.,
NORWALK
22 W. WASHINGTON ST.. 80. NOR.
26 WOODWARD
AVE. 80. NOR.
SOME CARELESSNESS.
Situation at the State Normal School:
Which Casts Serious Reflection.
.\'le\\' ii,\\'l"..\'. .innc i. it in stnloll
upon the authority oi” onu in the in:
stilution that tho Slum Normal St'llmil
Ilt‘lt‘ li‘l cluul uullc 11 shot it some days
lulu.) “hon Nillit’ sort of .tuuouui elm-1n
was made that loom-on ot the \ounr,
uonwn had boromo ion (unless in
llll' matter or inking things that did
not lnlong to them or holloulnn them
The report has it
that Principal A. ll, Morrlll mud:- n
wry pluin sinlcmcnt lo the onliro
membership of the school in which hn
‘doclurcd (but b3 u syslcy or espion-
1““ in tho cloak rooms ho had been
unnhlcd to discover thr- ldenilly of the
urn-nuns but that he would not make
the humus public. A reprimand was
mado in 11 general W113, accompanied
by the information that n repetition
of such mrelessneas would meet with
tho rctenilou of diplomas, it not dis-
misaul.
Principal lilorrill lust night denied
that he had warned the school con
coming either borrowing or stealing.
He admitted that his attention had
bucn called to the tart that on occu
sinus things had been iuiasinu. hut
. said that it he knew of 1111) stealing he
would have acted.
licspitu this, however. the report
nuya that money in vurioun amounts
up to 31‘», and clothing, huvo niyston
lonaly dlnupponrud. Some of the ol-
Icnros arr- hclim‘nd to have boon coin-
iniilcd in 11 school upiril. oi comrade
ship whereby one girl feels so friendly
with another that she would borrow a
thin}: without saying anything about
it. There on: some among the mom-
buru oi’ the graduating class who fool
that tho ul‘inir in a cartoon reflection
on the school, and that nothing short
of dlmnhulnl would have roainrnd the
chitin it) its proper utnndinu boloru the
public.
ii in thought that thorn who have.
been guilty of rnrulcallncuu will not no
rvuouunondutl for positions in tho
schools of tho city or throughout the
stain.
The list oi Normal school graduate»
of tho (‘Ililili of Hill has not rut boon
pronoun-d to the board oi education
tor the ruuuon that tho room-do for
the ycur intro not boon couipiolml.
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NEW MARRIAOE LAW.
NAHilllA. N. it. .luno iw’l‘hu (irlilh
lto Elmo in no lonuor n huvnn im' lov-
imr Now England couplets hunt on
clandestine luurriasua. tor a law puss-
ed by tho lulu legislature. which do
manila a live can“ notice hrtoro the is-
mmnou or a marriage licnnho went in.
to errant today. For a long time Now
Hampshire tum boon :1 Gretna Green
state. and many couples deal ‘3 quioi
and quick marriages have rial ed New
no and other oitlru whom the knots
have been tidil. There have been an
unusual number of clandendno rust-ri-
ages perfumed horn during tho past
your since lthoclu island removed it-
sell from the Gretna Green clans.
m.» ”a. .. ”a. sou-newa-h
seminal unni, lulu. us good invent
manta. .
Whatever you mar what. affluntinel
till will hair; you obtain it.
-MMW
“What's the dinereneo bemoan a
herons! or 11 annotation?”
mini; till a; out "without our
lliIillliS lllll IlliiIllilS.
I Funeral of Mrs. M. W. Silliman.
'l‘hu luncrul twi‘vicos of Mrs. Mclvin
\\. Sillinmn wore hold this morning
it! 10 o'clock from her lulc rcsiduuco in
(‘cntor uvonuc. liov. Mr. Nichols. of
\Vhitc Plains. N. Y., otilclutcd and tho
rotuulns worn taken to l'Inh'iun for in-
turmvnl in tho l‘nlon cl-nn tor): Tho
serviccs worl- quite inruch attended.
...W
Funeral of Mrszrclubaid Joelln.
Thu funorul surilcea 111‘ Mrs. Eva l..'
.losllu. wile oi Archilmld .loslln. of
East Cliff street, wore hold this nilor~
noon at l:$l0 0'1 lurk lrom ltor into
homo Rev tloorxi- 1) ii: 1.111vrt of Flush
inn. i. . i., ofllclulud, and the intcnnunt
followed in tho Norwulk cemetery. The.
scrvicos were largely attended and
ihcrr- were 11 number of hmutiiul llorul
tributes.
Funeral of Mrs. A. M. Fiiiow.
The funeral services oi the lulu Mrs.
Ann M. Pillow, of Wall sit-not. Wore
hold this afternoon from her into home
at l130 o'clock. Rev. Frank D. Tor
to) ntilcintud and tho interment fol
tuned in Joe's llill cemcmry ln Wit
ton.
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NEW GRAVING DOCK AT BELFAST.
The. new graying dock constructed
by tho Ilalinnt llnrhor llourd was op-
onud on April 1, when the new Olym-
pic. tho largest ship oiioul, was udlnlt~
lcd to he prepared for son.
The dock. which in the lamest struc-
ture of its kind in the world. was com-
moored in 1903. Its pumping machin-
ory in olulmrutp and modern. it is
claimed that tho three main engines,
oi l,000 horsopowur each. working ul-
multunenuaiy, could pump out the 23.-
000.000 gallons in the dock in 100 lulu-
utou. Each 0! the tour water-lube
huliorn run nvupornto moon pounds or
water per hour. 't‘hroe cupsluno. ouch
of thirty tuna capacity. liliil two of
cloven tons. on wull as tho sluice doors
or the inlet and outlm l'llIVtil‘IH, and
tho machinery tor opening and clon-
ing the caisson tulle at, the oniruuoo
to tho (loch. will he impullud by by»
drnulio powur gunoi‘ntnd by two (en-N
gluon of loll horsepowur ruclt. oxurt-
lug int) pounds prounurc to the square
inch.
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THE AUDIENCE SATISFIED.
it won the first. night of tho grout
lirumu. "saved by u Pin." and Oriool
Howler. the famous trugodlnn, wait too
iii to appear. He wrung his hands as
be thought of the client of his non-
uppuurnnco on the audience. in their
{runny thoy'might even wreck the tho»
uteri
Suddenly an inspiration
him. and. ruining a telegraph .
be wired to hla manager: "Too ill to
appear. (live audience money buckw-
Oriool Howler ”
Two hours later he got :1 reply.
Eagerly in: lore it upon. What 'll'lli
bailponotl? lind'tho audience riotod?
No! Thu telegram road: "More given
’ came to
audlunour haul; his runner. and be non
Soho homo. notionalil“w'l‘it Bits.
"What does you {other do when you
ark turn question”? tuition one small
“WITH '1‘".
I
‘31».
“Ho yummy any. trot any new; ’
don‘t bother me.”"
"rats when i so
look
lorm‘
Comfortable Couch
tress.
Norwalk's
Tan and red
A splendid assortment of Grass Suit Cases. ———~
14 inches to 24 inches .
Club-shape Grass Bags.———- Leather bound, light and durable
$2, $2.50, $2.75.
TRISTRAM & YATT
Leadingr Dry Goods Store
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK, CONN.
Hammocks & Suit Cases
for the Summer Time
Cotton Hammocks with Deep Valances.—— A large variety, (of
new patterns in attractive colors, .
Hammocks.—
With 4-in. cotton-top mat-
TWO CENTS.
$1 to $5
$6. $8. $10
$1 to $4
'i‘hc Pupils of The
Elizabeth Mead School
I Mil giw an
OPEN AIR PERFORMANCE
of Shakespeare‘s
I“As You Like It”
at Hillsvde, Norwoik. Conn.,
SATURDAY. JUNE 3, at 3:30
Tickets, 501:. At
Clifford Pharmacy.
Glendening‘s and
GAVE A BACHELOR DINNER.
George Cavanagh Entertalns a Party
I of Friends at Dorlon House.
'l‘hc luu‘ltolor dinner given inst cro-
ninx by tloorgu .l. (.‘urnnunh. of Main
street. to his boat man and tho ushurs
ht, his coming woddlug. was sumo
"lnruc party." Tho nilnir was hold in
one of the .|l|l\‘tlll) dining rooms or the
Dorlon Human and the dinnor urns one
of inndlord U'Snlilrun‘s best. The
menu: ‘1
I Martini Cocktails
I Clam Chowder
Little Neck (‘lnlns
liluollsh i’otutocs
Tomato Salad
Soft (‘mba on 'i‘unsi
French l-‘ried Potatoes
lirolled Lobster
Pickles Olives Celery
I (‘oliee t‘lgurs
Ohnmpngne.
The best man in Frank T. lirundnge
and the following are ushers: Hamid
(lruen. Thomus .l. West. .ir.. Lester K.
Warren. William J. Rider. liurold Run-
dio and l.co Maiheia. Thus it is soon
that the jolly dinner party consisted
oi oluhl young men. Tonata and n
Kendra] social good time wore enjoy-
ed and it was :1 Into hour when all was
over.
TIME'S UP!
Straw l-luts now have the stage
and Knox Straws the center or it
aouon aroma Auo
snooru srnswe, YACHTS
mo promote snares.
83.00" 14.00! moo
PANAMAal. ‘5 and $8
- "MUTUAL," Made in Nor‘wslh.‘
$2.00 sud 83.00“
Joseph Davis
as w‘ illusion lit. '1‘ hon. .
Linen
tion.
Fumiture
Gentlemen:
You’ll never know how
good we are until you
smoke us. 5. J. Reynolds
makes us and all dealers
sell us.
Yours truly.
ROGER LUDLOW
TWIN Cl‘i‘!
NUGGET
LITTLE GEM
CIGARS
we.-.“
at... ..... m. own“.
"nibbles is a great man to my to
7 dmlsé 11 rasponsihillty on technicali,
ties." . .
"Y9”. 1 €
Then hill
:1 handwriting airport to prove that the
signature ms at tmgery’wwauhing
once signed it pledge.
am it .
wildlitiuetistls tiring results
1H.Krieger 81 Co.
We are showing a large assortment of
Wash Tub Dresses
Linen,
Shirtwaists
Pongee Coats
at Very Moderate Prices
Clothing for Men
Suits from $10 to $20 _
Buy on our EASY PAYMENT
PLAN. We charge you no ex-
tra for the credit accommoda-
Evbrything for your home. We
furnish entire homes for almost
any price you wish.
Cash or Credit
[Club mot ycstmdnv nilcrpunu
sot about it and called in ‘
Suits
Coats 3
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
NOCHLE CLUB.
The Wednesday Attorn’nnh Plnochlo
with
Mm. Willlum Mtl’horaon of iluvllnnd
street. and an onioyublu scat-lion was
the result. The afternoon was token
up mostly with the curd playing and
hire. John it}. Jones, at Main street.
secured tho first prion. Miss Evu M.
Hyatt. of. Crescent, 'i‘crrucc. won the
second prize and Mrs. Louis Voriin
was awarded the connoiutlnn trophy.
Following the games rolreshnwnta or
u dainty unturo were served, The
next meeting will he with Mrs. John
Slovene. oi Coituae uremic. Must Nd!
Walk. on Wednesday afternoon, .luuo
71b.
91.
«W»... .4.
The oxueplion ilt‘i‘f‘l: proved
rule that was worth using.
“a... -a may—w...
The Sentinel want, columna are read
by thousands.
any
A girlhau mile at you no; bemoan
shit, durum. mean '
Norwalk Chronicler