by
.Saoques 8t Kimonos
Ladies Dressmg
253:, abound $1.00
Ehorttnent o:
CHiLDRIiIiI’S ROMPERS
at 25c~qnd 50c
E K. BANKS
MAEACKuIto no'l‘m.’ Briocx,
. sou'm NORWALK
liver.
The adv. of John G: BEEI- toi'fii you
how to make uppetizlug oundwichos.
Better road it. “
mMadum‘Hito Courier is showing
this woek E fine line of Braids, Pulls.
Switches, Curls. Color and texture
carefully matched Scalp tleutmenis. 31‘“ 59‘4”“
Shumpooing , liuil und l’ui‘ls drousud. I.
102 Washington "St ‘ ‘
Rogers and Stevens unit vou to com- !
paIe theit iiitoen doilut units with any
other store. See adv. l tiny.
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WEATHER FORECAST
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For 'NonE'tillI and humid: Fill: to‘
night and Saturday; light to modoruto
I north winds becoming vurinbio. Pious-
ant weather prevails thiE' morning in
all sections» oust oi the? Mississippi , I
_ A slight disvtii‘rbuuce control
over North Dukotu lII producing unset-
' tied weather in the‘ anytbwost.
temporature coutihugs high in
southern and modern Motions. Shreve-
port, La, Kansas City,,Mo.. and Dos
Mulnes, , in, report “maximum
stares; 01.100 dogmas.
vor ior‘thiujvicinitfidair weather tol-
lowed rod Saturday
cloudiness and ‘somewhu: warmer.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY
’ Temperature:
Cloudy.
Albert Mulkin. of Franklin avenue.
(1 it lIIAIW tilotui‘ Itytrlt‘.
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wilnsobuli, AIIIIIuomcut, Park, Saturn
Norwnlhs vs. llluo Sox. Adtnis~
slou 2.3 cunts,
Anson IF. Keeiet‘, of Courtland place,
is' spending the day in Daubnry (In
business [or the Armour Bcei‘ Com-
RHDY.
Tile'sreleillmell are having crushed
stone Oilfield to Iflnilo lainnd. whore it
“ill be usod'ror inItIrovquunI work
'i he Ferris Coal Company is doing the
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A tegulur meeting or the lx'cIrvvttilti““‘““g
Bird Club will be held Mondax ev-cn
lug, June 12, at the home or C. A;
Quinturd. 148 Main street.
iiuInbolt Lodge, No, 2, (A) D. ii.
will hold its monthly business met-ting II” Catskill. N9“ "Wk-
this evening, in the South Nill'wulk
QuaIioltc Club in North Muin utrcct .
Douglas" Fowler, No. if), Woman's
Relief Corps, will hold itu wcokly busi
nests meeting, this evening, in lilo G.
A. ll. post rooms,“ in Washington
street.
v—llnsebnll. Amusement Park; Sutur-
dny. Not‘wallts vs. Blue 30):. Admis-
sion 25 cents. '
The board of electrical commission
ers will hold itu wockly business moot-
iug, this evening. in the Gilli-e of the
Municipal Electrical works. in State
street. 1 '
Lincoln Council, No. 4. Order oi‘ lint.
led American Mechanics will hold its
weekly buoincas meeting, tlIiII evening.
in the Myutic Chitin hall, in Wnuhiug-
evening playing as they wulltod and IIt~
tractluz considerable attention. The
music was oxcoilcut.
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linrriu & Calm, who have the con-’
tract to deliver E invite quantity of
onwhod stone to tho lioly Ghoul Fath-
om, (It Wont Norwulh. have rtwoivod
Ithroc oarlomls and are dolivoriug tho
oamo. a
Two New York hut manufacturing
firms. mulling II filit‘i‘lilily oi women's
but», am in fluuuvlnl difficulties. Cred
horn of tho Nuwmun Hot (to, minimum
tururo ui’ womuu'u butu. ill 30 West
'i‘birtuouiit Eiroot. which ruoonily went
into bankruptcy. will moot this Ettor-
uoou to oouuidur the oonuom’u nilsira.
and tho uusutn of tho Beido it Your":
Hut Munutssiuriug (20.. millions of wo-
man's huts. at 353 (Moons oirooi, word
sold yesterday for $2,400.
850.
whooitwttidu Putnam”. O‘llrisn'.
Communion Hill in now at homo.
Mid reports from Washington that
have indicatod that his Etrontth had
broken down arse ovidontiy buggers»
tod.‘ It would ho butt been troubled
with rheumatism, trout whinh ho Eut-
lured Ito much It whllu no. and hi:
physioisu advised him to do to Mt.
illemoos in Niobium, and take tho
baths nature tho troublo took another
hold upon him. Emmi, no loll
tor homo and aim E tow do?! no. its
will go out. to Michigan. but ho «touch
to return to Washington. its his puts it,
“in dine for the timid roundup” lie
sputum ohmfluiiy oi the Illiiitildn in
Wilmington and ii mddost thitt root:
,omployod in tho
:lllHlI. of Mrs.
Iii Bridgeport.
,dny, Juno isih.
tiny.
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Alisa Laura M. Rubin, who lion boon
lilillintll‘y
A. Altoubrunt.
g i Main strum. bus i'NlililII‘tl labor homo
Tho heirs to the datum c'slutu lu
Norwai‘h, with their {amines and not
out! invit od ghosts, lit-Id It piopon on
the grounds of tho ostntc. in \Viiiou.
lust: Fildnt .
' who nitondod had a ditto iluio
Tho lint
'uFunoy Blinds, litrnw llntu. O'llrion.
The. llroud River baseball loam will
no to I'iridgctnii't tomorrow afternoon.
to play a return unmet with tho, Bridge-
port l’oot tI-utu. on tho Stain hcuguu
_ grounds. Nuwiluld Work.
qttcncc there“ will be no regular game
on the Broad liivcr grounds.
The town of Norwalk lIIuI rocolvcd
10.077'gulionu oi‘ oil which huu been
ordered for the East Norwnllt roads.
The spreading pronoun will be but-tun
as soon all arrangements for, the one
ton street. in! the nitrinltlinggoart can be made. A
' ,pocuilnr circumstance in connection
A mandolin club l‘OlllllOBN of miwuh the arrival at the oil is that both
memboru wont ”WWII“ Norwaik 11"“ f cities also have roo'oivcd shipments of
the oil.
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The {roots or the stores of F. iii
Lockwood ii (10., F. ii. Waters, Edward
viiiorchouso and the Adams Mlfliel.» us
woll as the entrance to the town hall.
am being trentod with n coat of paint.
dark green in color, which onblnces
tho nppourunco grontly.
(A). Schmidt in doing the work.
wast a 85 Butoty Razor Outdt (or
do; ad on Page
lbmoon Sliby, who has boon worltluil
IIII E missionary unions; tho Syriun poo-
plo in tho mil/o for several yonm, thI
been exonerated of all complicity in
tho canon recently brought unuiust him
'Ho was churxod with
arson. connflucy. murder and setting
monoy undoi- {also pretenses on June
iii. 1910. Ho desires to how: the public
ituovv that no biomo ntmha to him
bocuuso of tho uniust charges.
'l‘ho nnunl convoution of tho Diocese
of Connecticut will be held in at.
iiuhu‘u Church. Waterbury, on Tom»
The doiogoteu iI-om
Trinity Church are D. W. Raymond
and W. W Mater, End the alternates
are ill. ti. Smith and id 0. Endemm .
noun of tho convention. thorn will be
no muting of tho ventry oi Tumor
church on Tuesday evening. The
limiting will in! postpouod‘untli Juno
Emu,“ 1911.
wflusbali, Amusement Park. Saint»
Romulus vs. blue Box.
slim 3'6 cont».
Quick Delivory
by Automobile
ii mum ii
duo mitt... opium
, mutiny Ii
, Conditions lit-A
Low,
! Said of rock crystal and cut glass at
the D iii. Road Compum
the
temper
by iuoruusing
87; high? 75.
Establish
South
I
u ldt‘lil und all
'lu conno-
The, .3
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Contractor ll.
Three.
Minio-
numb. M t
«infirm 3!!
mm Stunt I'm
you at t
18363.
The A J COLLINS COMPANY
12.18 NORTH MAIN 8TREET
"BONNIE” LITTLE CHICK FEED
This in A home product fresh ouch tiny, composed of old cracked
I corn millet seed cracked wheat, stool cut out mom and only materials
that. mode in every respect up to our high standard are used A coma '
ploto main ration for littlo chicks, prepared osmciully to meet the
hoods during the orliiI-Il period at chick lilo
loud which insure busy digostion and rapid healthy growth.
, iv helluva it to be the bout chick feed on "the market bemoan it. hair
all the good things that lilo host or thom have. Eitb tho aided beneath
of being trouh, which in most clitontini.
First in duality. last in photon always in the minds oi I‘Ill custodi-
era—«Bonnie Home Ground Food tor llama. (Julio and Poultry 3
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' cool urn hull th'o outdo towntidfiummor
A low at our SIunI‘IIor Furniture will common
on will find mnny ouggcstloiiu for hot
weather ooptlort in thin authoring oi‘ trash, clean. 6,31%?
{Id inexpensive Furnituro.‘ Single placed and liIllIiiB o'
"’rutiun. food and willow, strongly built yet. havinb the up A
llvuranco oi llgitthuuu dud grace befitting; summut' cot-
. Old Walks Re- covered
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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SOUTH NORWALK.
Gravel, Tar, '
Concrete
”um“. «mwmmmy 3‘ '3
Contain» olouioniu I)!
i honest
MANUEL TORQ anon. H
"X‘
dun-m»-
. 43%“
DID YOU EVER CATCH YOUR-
SELF
wishing that you had brought ‘
ulonu Eiih Mill on your outing
something Iildtiilll zmd thut
would touch tine Iight Elilil trout
Mimiwl‘ ill l‘ Inuit" \HIIIII gt»
tint; on tour \lll :Auiou Iiout non
loci. to {dim II hotth pi our duo
umootb and wit; 3,3 thultmt
(‘III it whinhuy or 3‘53!!th brandy
for modiolual purpnuou \uu
don't know whon you may nuod
it not! vuu got it pure and o!
lino Iiuvor ut Muslim & iI‘lI-IIII'E
iI too dolivtiry nun I “burn.
Mugner 8. Flynn
__ ,thc llomocrntitt purty will absolutely"
.. that they touIIiIicI Ilmir chant-cu poor;
ucraiio Party Will Not Have
a Look in Next Fall
Although time is yet curly i'or douu- I‘.
onlhtutters. Norwuilt politicians ,ato-I
‘Epeouluiing ‘up'on tho owning Elections?
and diuuusuionu are rife at tho vor-
lous gathering illuco‘u of those intor~
outed iii the local campaigns.“ A, grout
many prodictionu have been made as
to what will tulle place next. fall,
when it corneu tinio tor the cahting'ui
the ballots.
From observation and investigation,
it nppours to be 1110 geuolal concert-3 :
tins of opinion that the Democratic. '
party in tho City oi ‘Norwnik is doom?
‘ Ed in the coming election. “They willi _
> be budly of! ior‘mnturial. it is thoughtd ’
spread opinion seems to be that the
notions oi some of tho city oiliciuls dur-i'
lag the past your have boon moat di 3
molly iIIEtrumoutnl in wonkoning the“:
party. it bus been hold that about;
seventy-live per cent. of tho voters of3
i
roi‘usoio cat-It their vote in‘ Ilie'iillv'
pl'uaching city election. the cuuuc bc~
lug liIcir disgust with all ctIrIIIoI’ncIii
with their putty. V
A i‘lopulilicdin' oily victory is pro?
diotod for. Norwnlk:
Although the. mayor, Edward J. Finn
nouun. but: not been iniorviowod with
. regard to hiu intended umiou tlIiII tull,‘
it. is hold that hmwiii probably rotuwf
to run again toriliio union of chic! mo
ei‘iilh‘t‘l oi IhI- oily. Councilmen Wil‘3
than it. Burnt-ll and William Thump-E
non ore ulao dilution of IIII otticinls who;
Will not ntztiopt n‘ i'IAIIIoIninIIiloiI.
' mutton in that they do unit-Ate nbotu‘,
Ioutluuiug in oilicc nudi'tho othut’ ls'
tar II rIwcioI lion
i‘ountiltnan linuicl lI‘. ’l‘oumoy will
monthly. in: :I I.IIIIiid:Itc tor I: Will!!!)
million. but his Nililit‘tlil IIIo II. Iid to be
so poor that. ho Elli likely not ho ton
,sldcmi. (fo'uuoihnun (‘hntius A, Quin-_
lint-Ii. it, in Etntul. can he roclovtud.'
iwhiio thorn in no don It but that (‘oua
inihuuu lions and lililuc will \\ in out it
Elbe) run l‘o‘r billion
llowovor. it in thought that the on.
ltullod d"dcnl." which the (‘Olllull pull
led all in Icaanl to tho ammiuitncui of,
fitlorgonnt ’l‘lImnuE Lunihorlnnd as Elliot
[IOI‘le will be Iiiiiicuit l'or’thtem to gotE f .
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«Forsummer Seas on: "
umwmmm
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Terms will meet
your; approval z“: ‘
104W2Ishingmn st?"
Phone 30
to»... a. a: nu!
How ABOUT PAINTING '
your auto? Top or body need
overhauling? Wheels? New trini-
mings or slip covers Anything
wrong with the engine or trans-
mission? . Let. us' figure. with
you the next, time your car re-
quires attention. We .are ex- A .-
pert auto mechanics and under-
stand all makes
_ W A. Hanford
42 NORTH MAIN ST.
PORT CHESTER
MerrdlSummerSchool
July and August
Session 8 a. In. to 12 m. ‘
STAMFORD
SOUTH NORW
éoi tho Ilupnrimout, own the bond of
'(‘Auutuin liunt, hm; wunkuncd all their
iI'iIIIIIwE for It runoIIIIIIntlIIII. sum in
3'1ho 0qu of i‘ouudiltuun (looruu l",
pric o.
TeiEpiIone
COAL COAL
\Vc lIIIvc It lumo stock of bulb Izrado {rush mined (Toni roudy lb doilvur
for next wilttct' ii I‘IIIIIII'MII uud \H uquIIuioo satisfaction so to quullly sud
(‘ttli and examine our tool botorc you loavo your urtict olsowhuro
HARRIS & GANS CO.
I'IB Walgr Street
Agent for Maxwell Columbia, Hupmobile. E M. F
and Flanders
AUTO .5
The Armory Auto Co.
STORING
REPAIRING
SUPPLIES
Connecticut and West I Aves.
Norwalk. Conn. '
CHARLEE BURK. Jib.
Gin. Manager
lyohfiuf
nwutumu
This Coup on With ill '
'PHONI: 1120
, Day or Night
Photographer ' '
""'"""l,iiouu, who was aim-ht lIouI tho nicot- ‘
Ring ;
ii iii tho unnotul opinion among polii '
ioul observotu that tho “uniting of (‘np ,_
iniu' Hum." till it has twon'cslled. hung
boon tho worst blow IlI-iit'ered to ihoi
,llcmocrutlc party III tin.- t‘lty oi Nor-i
Optician
3““ {or ucuriy a generation. it is‘
‘ inot that tho onpuhiiltt oi the proscnt;
3-Ibioi has EIIytiIiuu to do with the",
'mutlcr for his record in the. short:
time that ho. buu headed the dopar‘t’fi
blunt bus boon «mum but the, p043 3
pin believe the oillco belonged to t‘up ,
taln iiunt by right of seniority 3
Where tho homoerotic burly logo go 5
ins to "not oil" city wine in n grout
point being mnsldored who this early I
in the gnmo by the political partv"
loaders. Whore they am going to dud
men who will Island A chance of clue
lion in a subject keeping them guns: .
inn. tho rumors my.
ROGER WILLIAM! ANNIVERSARY.
Providunoo Coiobntlng Hi0 Coming,
216 Your: Ago to That Place.
PROVIDENCE. R.J.. Juno 9.-'i‘lm
advent of honor William: and his unit».
dy bund oi aottiors into Providence
plantations. 276 yours ago. was com-
memorated today in thin oily and in
tho school: throughout the state. The
observation u! the event was suggested
by tho descendants oi the founder: of
the city. and tho’duy who ohristenod
"Fuhnderu my "
While the city took no odieial count-
sauce of the occasion. excretion of II
torioIIi naturs were hold loan the pub-
lic. outlook, when than hildron word
told th f story or tho banishmont of
honor iiiinma from the Massachu-
mm y colony by tint Puritans, his
hibiotlcu‘i datum wore hold in the pub-
” tic achooiII. whom thdi children were
arrivut‘hero. where in won that with
the oommcrorublu‘? grouting "What
cheer, flown?" from the Indium. and
oi the untublisiimont oi tins state. "to
About forth n lively experiment. that u
moot Rddfllhing oivii unto may stand
and but bu Installation with tun iiburv
ty in rciixious cohoarntnoutu. . A
Pontoon mum wore hold in the
did that Whilst éhuiuii ht which not
' Gov
0. D. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Lino "
Eves Examined Free .
“MALL STREET
'NORWALK.
’ PHONE 438.
; luring industries.
' P.‘ mound. of Sunblock. this morn»
] «Tito down was it lumbar oi doth-t.
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illiliii Mill Flililiilil.
Jamoo H. Flynn.
The death oi James ll. Flynn occur-
red yesterday alternoon at his home.
No. 28 Franklin avenue, Norwnilt. He
had been ill tor only ten days with
tonupitis, rheumatic (own and heart
trouble. and hi! death was a surprise
to many friends. We VIIIB born on
Washingtons Birthday. 1868. in the
building now occupied by tho Cenll'fll
Food Company. at the corner of Wash-
ington street and Railroad avenue,
whore his. Flynn's father was for many
years unsound in business. For A
number of years its was connected
with the Voiit Hut Company. and he
bud been prominent in other mnuuiac-
lie was a mem-
ber of Ponsssuu Council. Royal Aron-
num. and leaves It widow and one son.
Walter Flynn. The funeral services
will be held from the late rosidunco
on Moudnymitomuon at 3 (I (light. Rev.
James Benton Warned will oiliclato
and interment will follow in tho Riv.
ersido cemetery. The family readout
that down be omitted.
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Anglo Omith.
Ann-lo wile o1 Juleph Smith. of tilt
Harriett direct. died tbiu' morning, at
her home At tho lute or to years. and
who formerly Mio- Aunie Mokol. Emil
known‘iu'NoI-milt. he is uprv ‘od by
u husband And (our children.“ .‘l‘hs tun.
III-El Eewicol will be held on Monday
morning- IIt ii octook from St. Mary’s
Church, With interment in tit. Mary‘s
cometary.
Funeral or John P. Mocuun. .
A Cornelius shadowy. Thomas Hunt.
Itiohord 1*. Monro and James Walsh.
at court tumult. No. is hamsters of
Arnaldo. sttsndod tho lunetui I)! John
ink in thwcoliuciiy oi pan haulers.
the Assumption at 10 o’clock.
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.
Algonquin Club Members Are Guest:
oi Arming J. Smith.
The moonlight excutsion ot the Al
gonuuln Club members on the steam
or Roscdnle, last night. whén this)!
were the guests of Aiming J. Smith
the owner. proved to ho a vary on ,
ioyable Rfffllj‘ all ibq way through
There was a uprinkling of the cit
lathe"; in the number or “among,
thosopreuont." Altogether it with I
splendid party. and Mr. Smith k'oilt
hia'ii’iromise in all particulars. The
Eioumor went down the Sound all In
as Roton Point and was back at but
dock at 12.30. ilo‘ Mun“ had; a,
“moonlight” that tho excursioI'I" 'Itd '
vortised to show. And, the music
the Whoolor and Wilson band was it
to all expectations.
About twenty-five mombsrs of t"
South Norwnlh Club journeyed
Bridgeport and Accompanied
blonds on'the Bull. The local no9b
report that the soil was It doilxhtl
one. the evening being ideal. ,
A line dinner was served by tho 3
cobu Brothers, managers at tho "
3 W ‘
J l. Mailette is advertising
line at wash and white kid bol
adv. , **
Tho Norwiilit Board 0‘: TIME
:hoid III motor at the Nomaikill?
this evening. at which time u and
will address the meeting on "
Construction" with pnrticuiut?
tlon paid to wood block paving
There will he an odiouroo 3,
muting on the bridge‘ nueotloit
June 14 and tho solectmou two
ed to cull anotholi one for ““39“
for this purpose of laying II M“
nuoeuting tho bddgot oi the toyin.
mulls bu done below tho doth. E
d'oiootthEE hm nearly d
.d‘huflduy ovuniud unlit. ‘ ;
Norwalk Chronicler