Try Some of our Specialties
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Horne-made Ca dy
AliKind's of _
Bread, Cake and
Pie
. Orders promptly filled for Lane’s
ice Cream .
F. A. LAN E
61 Waehlnpton Street,
South Norwalk
mAtto-rneuy Louie‘s. Beers. of Washing- ‘
ion street, is in. New York‘r.ity today
A“, Launches and Boats
The modern TONIC RECON-
STRUCTOR. containing the medle-
inal extructives of Fresh Cod Liv~
era. with i’eptonnte of iron.
Sold only by
F. H. BAXTER
yum-why)“
Anderson’ 3 Launch Works
or an kinds pro‘mpuy built
Boats For Sale
All kinds of Repairing giving special
attention
Oyster Shell. Point, Norwaik
...n‘
South Norwalk Camp, No. 9,294.
Modern Woodmen of America. will hold '
on business.
The Central Labor Union will hold
.its [semi-monthly business
Thursday evening.
Motornian Cyrus Gray is substitut
ing for Conductor John Iinnnigau, who
is enjoying a short vacation.
Fred Lyons and William Thompson.
of Norwalk. spent Sunday afternoon
and evening. in Bridgeport. wléh
friends.
South Nornalit Council No. 1.253.‘
Knights of Columbus, will hold its:
teem-monthly business meeting, Thurs .
day evening.
. adv—-
Tho‘ semi— monthly, business meeting;
of Star of Coltunbin. Circle. Compiiu- j
ions of like. “feel. out be bold Th ll‘fl ,
day eteulna. '
Conductor 1). Hart Weeks. of Nor-
walk, is enjoying a day’s vacation from
his duties and James Pickering is can
log for his run.
' A social evening will be bold follow-
ing the regular meeting of the Pride
of Court Narrulr, Companions of the
Street this evening Retrsliemouts will
be served.
A large automobile truck of the A. C.
Wicke Manufacturing Company attrac-
ted considerable attention on its way
through, Norwnlk toward New York
city yesterday.
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At the meeting of Court lilabnchomo,
No. 33, Foresters of America. which
was held. last evening. further or-
rangements were made for the dance,
which will be held at itoton Point dur
ing the ensuing summer.
Mrs. A. ll. (lhlotto. oi‘ l'lurrtit rive-1
hue. expects her sister and niece and'
nephew from Dublin, lroEaud. this
month. They are Mrs. James King.
Miss Jnlln noon and Master John
King. They will still from Dublin on
the Ziat. Mrs. Ghiotto expects to visit
New York in a few days. to remain to
meet her sister.
units a nus,
iiillliil ‘lllliliiilll‘
.‘l'hey Never Have Headache, Illicit:-
non, Sluggllh, inactive Boweie
or a Bed Stomach to Make
Thorn Miserable.
A million boxes 11 month. That‘s
the sale of Cecearots. And every
tablet in every box means a day of
good cheer. Thlnit what a world of
happiness this candy laxative has
brought to men and women~aieo the
children. Are you getting your share?
Cascaiots cure bowel troubles when
they have developed. But that is the
least. of their um. 'ilholr bent corv—
ice is to prevent the many file that
come from inactive bowels. Think of
the days when you are not‘at your
boot. The mornings when you don’t:
deal right, the alterations when you
are logy. the evenings: when yea are
irritable. The cause lies in the
bowels.
One Coconut molten everything
idifi'erent. Don't say. “l'il tone it to
. night." Take it eve-once. (irony a box.
in your pocket. The hours before
bedtime are too good with be. motoc-
meetlng. 1
its semi-monthly business meeting. this _;
levonimg, in its hall. in South hialni
E street. '
Elrolleys son of former Superintenrlont‘
Everettb Little. has chri‘nired his real--
ldencc from 202 East niouue to 12E
1 isuacs place.
The annual meeting of the Sprint
wood Union Sunday School Aasocia
tlon will be held. Wednesday evenlnr.
Rccd Kyle, conductor on the iocaig.
June 21. at .8 o'clock. in the chapel. A
full attendance is desired. 1
Miss Anna Adams. formerly ol‘
iSouth Norwalk. who in now the fore
lady of the {this}. G. (ton-act factory in
Eiirookiyn. N. Y., spout Sunday with
‘ friends in town
YMrn Everett Kyle. ott‘uylorvilchN
past three weeks returned home this
morning on an early train.
(The meeting of the Golden Rule (lire
. Clo of King's iinughiors ol’ the Norwulk
(.‘ongrogntlonul Church. which was to
have been hold this nfteruoan- with
1’“. “
‘ been seven: ‘
Compare Our $15 Suits
With Any Other Store-9 .
We’ll Win Every Time
Mon. why don't- you“ delve into this clotheuqnee.
tion? Get the real tooth before you trade your-"f
dollars for a new summer suit? Compare-intima-
in lies the secret of successful buying.
We invite comparison-«we like it. It' is the one
element which 13 making this store’ a business grow
larger each season.
Compare our masterly array of suit offerings at $15
Other big values from $10 to $30.
Blue Sergoo. Cheviots. Worstcds. Tweeds, master—
ly tailored. perfect fitting. fine finish.
Come and ceea—you‘ll certainly buy.
it
Come to~
marrow.
TWO STORES:
:4 South Main St.
South Norwolk
The Newman
24 Well Sb. Namath.
.W—.~_«w_v._ -.. ......n.-.. ..
Large Soft Crabs
Live Lobsters. Round 8: Long Clams
All Kinds of Fresh Fish
Cuthili’s Bridge Fish Market.
N. .
.w ho has been visiting Mr and \iru. E
‘ I" E Gotham of Eagt‘ “ppm“; for the ..
Mrs. Brown. has been postponed until'
next Tuesday.
bliss Gertrude Van Couvorlnu has
. returned to her homo at Grcuory Boule- ‘
rnrd, after spending a few days with
her sister, bliss .lcuuelte Von Couverv‘
lnu, of New Haven.
lug a lino limo.
of Norwalk, was at work with a force
She reports hav- E
Street Commissioner Edward-Jluffy.‘
of men yesterday in Loomls street. gra- .'
lions have ('cusod but will be renamed
when the roads are again dry.
E Mr. and Mrs, linrry blend, of lilact
Norwallr. have settled in their new
home in Osborn avenue and are on-
tangled in housekeeping. The couple
Ewan recently married and have been
boarding until until a few days ago.
it is requested than all members of
tho Girl‘s Friendly Society, of Trinity
Episcopal church, moot at 7:30 tumors
[row oven-lug for the lastnohearsul oi
the mystery play. which will be given
on Thursday evening. June 15th, at ii
o’clock.
(lama Warden Wilbur F. Smith re.
colvcd the third shipment of lobster
fry. this afternoon. from the state
hatchery. 'i‘hc shipment included 500.-
000 try aha were planted in the hen
bor. These come from lobsters ship-
ped to tho hatchery from Norwulk wa
tors.
Mrs. Joseph'Diceca. of Main street.
who was recently injured in an auto
mobile accident in Stamford. in im-
proving nicely. and is now able to sit
up for a short time each day. it will
be remembered that Mrs. Dianna be:
came frightened when the driving
chain of her husbhiid is auto broiro and
leaped from the machine into the
street. l-Ier many friends wish her a
speedy recovery.
, “not a 36 Safety Razor Outfit for
36¢. See ad on Page Three.
The members of Court Laurel.
Daughters of Gentile. and “friends are
planning to take on automobile ride to
lrvlngtton- on-thea‘lindson. handily. All
those wishing to attend must hand
ding that thoroughfare. tililna operu-'
TELEPHONE too rude onuvunv.
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we Vow-“tit
Porcelain Fillings
are well worth your conclderutlon. and
are growing in lasor every day. it);
using thin new material the color of
the tooth in matched so perfectly that
the closest olmorvcr cannot detect
where the cavity has boon: it is very
hard and durable, has good edge
strength. and is not affected by the
acids of the mouth. and best of all, in
so cheap in price that it can be used
in place of gold whenever desired. Ex-
amination and cohabitation free.
Wash Belts
10c and 25c
' wm're Kio sans. 50c.
SARATOGA LiNEN COLLARS.
15 and 134:.
NECKWEAR in Fichue, Yak».
Jabote, Stock Culture. ...Lace
and Lawn Dutch Collars.
.I. I. Mallette
(formerly Mince Dawson)
88 Wuhlngton 8t. Tel. 449
16 South Main St. South Norwnlit
flours: ll a. m. to 8 p. in. Sun-
days by appointment only.
An
Italian
Housewife
Income
Expenses
Result
$25
$26
Misery
Sornciimcs serves Aspar-
"' nuns with eggs in this way:
She parbotls and drains
I the asparagus and arranges
“come ' $25 thorn in a dish with the
green tips toward the ecu-
tcr.
Expenses $24
Result - Happiness
Woo—um
One Dollar starts a
Savings Account lat
the
SouthiNorwaik
Trust Co.
Then she dots them with
hits or butter and breaks
over them an c gg for each
diner. ,
Over the eggs she spr'nk-
lost a trace of Parmesan
cheese and puts. the dish
into the oven until the eggs
are set. The yolks and
whites must not be broken.
We have the Asparagus.
both tips and stalks, at 25c;
Parmesan'cheesc will...) 25c
. it
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Trolley our 124 ion off the tracks as the bottle. ,
it came out of the born this morning ..
in Wall street. The our Was a email:
one in charge of Motorman Whitetail-10h“
Lowndoe and _ Conductor George, . , -
Otheme. With‘tbo etc of turtle-baeltafi
under the direction ouperlntehdent :‘
Copley the car who
‘j , 80min aresinnilatiersarnugbt
j log at theyhome or ‘Uhtllloh A. Quin»
yrnportc showed the ending of a sac-
‘ club oi its kind in the state.
Dr. J. H. MALLFRYw
Phone
, 379-3
' g ..r3_Raiit-.oed Ave.
l] “A
tuittttttu“not?
HA8 ANHBALSMEETING
Up at the Home of C. A.
Qtiiaiard
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‘ ‘The eighth annual meeting of the
N01 walk Bird Club was held last eicn-
tard, 148 Main bti‘oot.,bl0i'wailr. The
cescml your andthui the bird life war:
increasing. notably the orloles. groc-
beaits and the tpruolics. "
The Norwalk Bird Club was the first
and ‘
how similar clubs have been tormed‘
in several cities on the some general
lines. and they exert a strong influ
once for n more general knowledge of .
the ways oiihowlid bird life and the
enlorcenient of the laws.
items of interest gathered by the
A.F.Becltmann & Co.
Select Groceries, Teas. (oifces. Butter.
Eggs. Wines and Liquors
MONAHCH WASHING POWDER (cqual to but). large packhqe..1oc ‘ .
7 cake: LENOX SOAP (A No. l Soap) for ............. ...23o .
[ 5 cake; FeLs NAPTHA or ozone SOAP for . ................ 23c
Veryl lest Flutter. lb. ..... , ....280 imported Swiss Cheese. lb. ..iloc ~ ~
3 Vans Lunch n San m‘ . ..25c Old English Cheese, lb. ........ 28o
L3 lb Wh 9‘0 G [“l‘e' 1N. Y. State (.‘heese toldl, ..iae .
' ° ° ra " Rico.. 25°i Strictly Frcnh Eggs, donenb .. .2743”
Hbee' or Wiillame' Root Beer. time (an Dustbanc Sweeping it .
.. battle ..................... 15c} Compound .......... 30c .
2 Jars Preeorved Fige .. ...... 23c 1 Potted liam or Tongue, lge. can. .9c‘
EHRET’S, FEIGENBPAN'S OR LIEBMANN'S BEERS. ca‘ce ..... $1.155
83 I. 85 Washington Street
PHONE 440
E South \Norwulk
...
club shows that tho ldntgllsu sparrow .
is losing ground before the increase
ll
oi the nesting altos away from the?
native birds in the charge against the.
sterling. Au unusually large number
of snipe of several variation was about
the islands of the harbor in the migra-
tion this spring. A great blue heron;
. came to a peculiar death at the Wilton E
reservoir by walking Into a stool trapE
set for muskrnta. Had the boron re
malucd standing he would hate becni
released. but be iiouuderod in the
shallow water and was drowned lie
ports show that 'llob \\' bite" is calling i
or or the state and efforts are being
made by the state ornithological and
others. with a state license, to props.
unto this line bird in captivity.
A matter to regret is the large num-
ber of fires that have swept the woods
this spring, one of which further northE .
burned over one thousand acres, autlf
at a time when the birds were bexin‘E
hing to nest. and the eggs of a poroE
ridge were necu lilii‘hl by the boat of}
tho lire. .
If you doubt. that the birds are, not
rcrpouding to the protection given;
them in Norwailt, listen to those cur-E
loos nesting sites. A chipping sparrow i
raised its brood in a nest built in the‘
branches of n polled dwarf tree. act-z
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E
city street A robin built under a
porch where children were playing aliE
day a few feet away A house wrenE
built its aunt and ruined two broodsi
in the but of a storocrou erected in.
the gnrdcn to keep the birds away
from the strawberries
Purple moriins are among the mam E
species of birds nesting in NorwuikE
this your.
()Mcoi‘n elm ted for the ensuing your
were as follows .
l’ronidcnt—«Willmr t‘.
Woe-President Miss
lard.
Secretarymhiisa Mary K. Jonuingsi
Tronsurmwmiurlos Quinlnrd. E
The following birds was seen dur-E
inn the mouth of May:
ilrebc. herring gull, grout blue heron. .
green heron. block-crowned hcrou,‘
wood nook, yellow logs, spotted sands:
Smith.
ilolou Quin-
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ut the ungusn stat-ling, and the taklugE -
{The
Engent for Western Connecticut
ting on the crops oi the porch on at
l . K i
A comfortable and speedy Touring Car. with a quiet running motor,
baled on the finest mechanical principles. 4-30 four or five passenger
Touring Car, fully equipped, at $1675. Runabout. $1500.
W. B. UNHOLTZ
82 South Mali: St:
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If you only knew
”Angle
Lamp
as well as we know it.
you \VC‘l'. M W at, it?"
wand want it quick!
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SCAM/Er 1L? 1.;wtl3 (3.3.3 to c J
{1.3 gas.
....AFET} “cm. i c r23, can t explode and
cannot be overturned.
ECONWY~useo ordinary kerosene oil.
Bums but a_ quart in 16 hours.
The A. .l. Angeviue & Son Co.
M kwuflm. Sail Dlrfnr'duton in (M: Locality. Catalog/or blush»:
piper. kill door piover. quail, ruffled;
grouse. mourning dor.c sharp-shirmcd:
hawk . rarishouldcrcd hawk aciocch
oul, great horned oui. yolimvfblllorl
cuckoo. binckbiilod cuckoo, kingfisher E
hairy wootipocltor. downy woodpeckcr,
red-headed woodpockor. flicker. whit»
poouwill. night hawk. chamney swift.
humming bird. king bird. crested fly-
catuher. phoebe, wood poweo, ionst fly-
catcher. bluo jay. crow, sinrlinn. bobo~
link. cow bird. red-winged black bird.
meadow lurk, orchard oriolo, lluitl~
more oriolo. purpln crackle. purplo
finch. gold finch, Vesper sparrow.
grasshopper sparrow, whitc‘ihroutod
sparrow. chipping sparrow. field spun
row. song sparrow. chewiuk. runo-
breasted mosbouk. indigo buntlnu.
ticni‘lot tnnnugor. purple martin. cilil'
nwullow. barn swallow. hunk nwnilow.
cedar waxwlng. rod-eyed virlo, warb~
ling virio. yoliow-thronied vlrlo. white-
oyod vlrio. black and white warmer.
binowluned warbler. Parole warbier.
yellow wurbltir. myrtle warbier. Client»
nut-slded warbler. black-throatod green
warbler. oven bird. Louisiana Water
thrueb. Maryland yellow-throat. chat,
hooded warblor, red start. out bird.
brown ihracher. (liouee wron. brown
creeper. white-breasted nutheich. chic-
ndoe, golden-crowned hianlet. wood
thrush. Wileon‘n thrush (voorl’l. hor-
mlt thrash. robin. blue bird.
THK BCNTINEL FOR VACATION-
ll“.
Roadero of The Sentineiieavlng the
city for the seashore. mountains or
rural reuorte, or for Europe, can have
it sent direct to them by mail for
any period desirodwduye. --.weeite or
months. Addresses may be changed
an often as desired.
A yard of lace two or throo incite:
wide to borrow no a scarf with the
collation blouse when a coat in worn
' linptlsts church have orunuizcd tor the No. 2.
is both ueeiiii and pretty. it lined for
do .
BAPTTST CHURCH TRUSTEES.
m
HONORS FOR MR. MEAD.
Organization Perfected With the Elec- Likely to Be Appointed District Deputy
tion of Nehemiah Cendeo in Supreme Commander of Connecticut.
President. imlitntlone are that Past (‘ornmnnd- ‘ . A;
The trustees of the South Norwaih or lirron t3. Mend. of Palestine Castle.
A. o. n. of if. t‘.. will beaniioint- , 1-,
work of the running your and elected ‘ rd district deputy nuprome commands.
their officers. The oillccrs an: as fol or of Connecticut by Supreme Gum-i
lows: rounder if. D, Strauss. oi Allentown.
President»Nehemiah Caution. l’u., to succeed the present incumbent,
Socrotarym-widrnosi 1’. Hopkins Samuel P. Holman. who won elector! M ,V
Treasurew’i‘hoiuua Robins. to rumuburshlp in the supreme castle 7
lnuido Controlitoclelllnm liuttury. 'nn utt'irpme inside guard at a rdcont'
Outside CommiitoowChnriou it}. convention, held in South Norwttlk. . I,
iioyt. i'nni Continuum!" blend hart been a ,
MimlcComrultteow Calvin Smith. manner of l‘alostiue Castle for tho
Secretary of the Envelope Commlb punt eleven years. He held thootiico’é:
twidrnoot hi. Hopkins. of recording scribe {or two yenrc'uhdg
that ol' ilnanclal scribe for a term. of
four years. He hon always been an our
lbuuinailc worker In the order and till
promotion will he merited by lilo eiii
clout efforts and worn.
W.
A good itullan recipe [or wutercrcsn
salad in no follow. froth the "NW
York Times": Wash three or tour
buncheu'of watercress and drain them,
slice four or live cold boiled potatoes
very thin, and mix with the following
sauce: Four tnblonpoontuls of vinegar.
salt and black popper to taste. one
ahallot minced up fine. half a pinch of
cayenne and half a tobieepooutul of
eager.
Wm
Flowered organdle and dotted bar,
date are twu oumor materials that
have for years been popular by their»
'nelvoe, but they aret appearing in no
guise this cannon in combination in
name gown. The dotted batisto ill
for the uudordrcas and who nortiolt
and orgnndle for tunic and bodice r
suit in some uncommonly pretty and
dainty effects.
Ww“
sentinel want care. our
WM
it you can ever persuade n smuli
number of the people. who read and
my influenced by “Went” tulvortislnu
in The Sentinel. ,to tulle a look at your
property. you'll find a buyer.
Norwalk Chronicler