NORWALK
Get
Your
Filled
at the
Drug Wants
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and efficient
service at all times.
Personal attention giv~
on to all prescription
work. .
Chair: for our trolley
patrons. Come in and
wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Managu-
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William H. Baker of Edlio nvcnuo
spent yeatelday in Burton on buuincss.
The Methodist Class will hold its
weekly meeting, this evening. in ”10
church.
The Sentinel is being congratulated
by residents in East Norwulk on its
Nintormutlon pngo.
m
lupiuln Arthur Day. who is: employ-
ed in Staten Island. N. i’., rcturnod to
his home in Eliot Norwnlk. yesterday
afternoon.
Mm llunncr llukory. Oatmeal
broad ovory duy. All; brtIud on salt» ho-
Izd’oro Inoqu-A ~Order§ . tlelit'crctl nltor-
nouns until further notico.
[dust Norwnllt wrutitor phl|ill0lfl one
and nil ugree that today will llnish litt-
ruin and thunder storms and (but to-
m‘orrow wll duwn bright and cicnr.
MI‘. and Mint. ill't'i‘ll. of New York
city. huvo moved their houuchold cl"-
Toma from that place In I‘Jiih‘l uvcnno.
where they will illlllttl their lItIIIItI iii
the. future.
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'l‘lIrI t‘urpontct‘n lItIvtI Rtnrtod to put
the trim on tho new house which Wil-
littnI ii. iiukor is lmvluu erected in lilti-
lic IIvtInuo. Mr. ilillit‘i"ti now house. in
Myrtlo nvcnue. in also hourly complu
lull.
'l‘ho om‘oro \I‘tInilItIr of Into lu hoop-
ing llli‘ iorul lisltcrtncu nuiIIIrtI tIroII tlItI
more during uoi wluhlui: to not cuught
outuhlo during outI of tho ttIrriilc thun
tlor utormn which have hot-n oxporlon-
:od lit-re during tho taut. three days null
nightn.
A iIII-gc monitor of blunt Norwnllt
pi‘tllllt! unioycd IlIII muhlc nnd pnrndo
of the iioum‘oiom nnd l’rotocilvc 0r-
dcr oi lilkn. whlt'h was bold. lIIui ovo-
nluit. in i‘onncriiuu with tho ctIicbrh-
tion of tho Norwullt i.tui_tuI'II"tt-Ittli nu-
nl I'oruu U“.
A largo numbor of tho rcnldontn of
Ilium Norwuik ioolt thu tiltipluy of rod
llro which won burncd In honor of flu.-
'ndvont of tho Eliot. to ho ll lira in ouo
, of tho buildlnigu in North hittln throat.
and run nil tlit'I wuy ovor town to nro
tho oxcitonwnt.
_ if. Reynuida gave it graphic doaorlptlon
ot' the work» in Boston. and quite a
sum of money was taken up for the
mission courae. This little Sunday
schouihis doing it grand work in the
mluolon‘cnnao and is also growing in
membership. There is always a hour-
tr Welcome given to atrongers who
happen in. There is good. lively sing-
ingot oil services. The pastor ban
arranged a series of short sermons
tor Sunday evenings and the wholtI
horvlco takes only one hour. Strung-
ora are particularly welcome.
While no grout damage was dontI in
East Norwalk. lust evening. by the
electric storm, the lightning piayod its
usual pranks with the clootric wires.
'l‘lIo lights in certain dlstriotn were
temporarily crippled and the tire
nlarm witlutlc blow once. showing
that, there was some dioturhnnro with
that syutcm. it won found that u fnuo
had been blown out. All this occurred
or about 9:30'o’olook.
AND
SAUGATUCK. f
\Vostport probubly hos no bountiful
u shore front. as any section-on bong
iolnnd Sound. 'l‘ho hnrbor.ia good. and
dotted bore and there with inlets and
talunds. where are. located finally laid
out estates. with lmntinotuo houses.
and tho scuno in it truly doilghtlul one.
Many of the places take onpocinl pulns
with tho‘ landhcnpo unit on sardonlnn
details. and in tho bummer time the
proportion are at their best. 'ihero
are llillilel'llufi nttrnctive drives
throughout the town, nud the wealthy
Now Yorkers some timo ago now the
benutlcc of the plum: and many Inugnl
(front Iesldout-os hoto boon built.
The town is vnry uicoiI situuiwed
being on tho main line of the New
York, New lluwn und linrttotd Roth
mud, and boring oxuoilonl trolley con-
nections. Tho wntcr inciiitlos nro un-
aurpunxcd thcro boing a line but bur.
l‘he shore propcrty has been Iapidly
developed during the pact tow scorn
tending to make the icon quite It sunt-
Incr roaort. Lying to the east oi Nor
unlit. il number ot Norwnilt people.
with others from Bridgeport. ilanbuI y
bowel and oihcr inland towns, have
ucuulrcd property at Compo Mills
and («onto liftI cottages and bungalows
limo boon orottod there. making it
cmupioto uottlomcnt. At (‘outpo the
toxin hns elected at huge pavilion. and
Ulf'l‘c nro bathing and boating thrill.
tlcu. An extension may be made again
this hummer.
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Nutlto nirthtItIrrlt-u nro now in tho
innrltot.
W
’i‘lIo publlr pchools will clouo for the
summer vnt'utlon Juno 2:.
'i‘iIo new ecliptic unlit of tho Compo
mill in ucurlug ootnplciion.
'i‘ho mooilngn of Trinity l'irotltcr-
hood lIuvo boon nulpomiod until full.
Minn Clhorlno Motluun Ihus ro-
uumod lIor dution nt tho (.‘cntor uchool.
mmwfimm
Mrs. Anron Lockwood. oi (‘roaa High.
wny. won it vlulior in lluwluyvillc. Sui-
urduy.
tin Sittttrdny of thin wcok. iiIc Mny-
fltiWoru and tho (lrlolcn will cittnh lII
whnt promiaon to no tho burnout fought
and hittnront content plotted on no lcnnt
l
N‘nrwn’llt bnocbull fluid in nomo limo. York city. hnvc arrived in town {or (account that ltud nnnoyod me u long
.‘Tltc tottlml luwtI not plnycd togctiio
nlncc the formation q; tho Mayflowers.E
' dé'nplie the cdortn on the port of the
Oriole monument to come to forms.
hunt your every effort won motto by
Mnnuuc’r 'l‘humua Eiltldmoro and when
tinnilr n gnmc had been III-mutton
homo-thing turned up which mndu it
imponulbio to pintr oli.’ thc content. Ev.
cry tmilcntlonits that the game Will ho
one or the bout played in tho dlutrlct.
WMMW
Tho services hi the Adrent fibrin
(inn (lunch that. 81111de were oiu‘ni
nauni “cinnamon and in npltc‘ hi the
inclcmcnl wcnihor tho uttondnnco wnb
vol-y fair. The Hominy (school hour
wns coyotcd to the subject of missiontl.
hcvoml of the children molt port in 3h
oppropriuto recitation tutti songs. Lot»
tars Were read from four misstouuriott.
Mr. und Mm. Arthur Hull cutortnltr
ad their duughtm- from lirldgcport. ov-
or Hominy
Mr. and Min. Arthur Kettle, of Now
the hummer.
Flag duy will be ohuorvcd in the
local sohooln tomorrow with nppropri
nto oxorcluon.
”Wm...“
A turtle door was noon on Dr. D. it
Mncfnrlnnd a memoir in Ronovlilo
district. littndtty
MM.»
Minuet; Vivian 'i‘cnuot nnd Florence
in. John huVo returned from It visit
in Now "York city.
m
Mr. mul Mrs. Lotlrnnd il- Cannon.
of Now Hump. hnvn boon guests of
Mr. nntl Mrs. Charles Romper.
D
Frank which. of want orange, N. .l..
tut been spending unveml cure with
his pursuit; in Riverside prance.
.swumu
mm Mun. third baiema‘ll in the
. The Wolf was a walled spring that had
'nwny n portion of tho whit. nod
break his little finger while playing
ball Sunday.
The Wectport Gun Club held a suc-
cessful shoot Saturday afternoon. Ed}
ward Lohn. .lr.. stnnda first in the Du-i
pout trophy race.
«was!
Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie nnd Mos-
the. William Staples and W. I. Tariorl
will attend the diocesan convon’ion at
Wuterbuty, inodny
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Mr. and hire. Robert Pearson hare
returned iIouI their wedding. trip untl‘
will reside in the Robot Hubhcli real-II
deuce. in Snugntnck. ‘
.l)urlng tho severe electrical storm
Sunday night the windmill owned bv E.
’l‘ Botlionl unis xtruck and the wheel
and ion complotcly domollnhcd.
Misc Constance Turlor took part iIIE
tho gtnduntlon exercises of tho |li'l-i
mury dcpnItIutIut of Miss Eilznltcth‘
Mcnd‘n (school. in Norwnllt. on Friday.
Prod Lockwood. con oi‘ hir.
Mrs. ll'runlt Menu-cod, of iflridgoport.
who died lnsl'wouk in Mobile. Aln..l
won it nuphcw oi Aaron incitwood, ot‘;
trons Highway. 1
Sprriul local farmers how bad to
toplnut their crops and guttionn. on tum
to thoruvngon of tho cut worms, whiici
in crime nocilonn vogointlon hurt our
been moioatotl by the. posts.
MW
Rufus Delaney. Pntuoy. gvncml
aocrolnry of the Hit; lirotbcr mom
Iucnt. unterininod the iloytt‘ Aid club
of Christ. olnn'cb nt titulr lust uwntiun.
lio npoko about bin work in tho juven-
lto court in Now York city. Rom-ah.
menu followed tho tnlh.
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Mtcr nu (‘xciiliig ironic of ton inn-I
and ’
dtafontcd. for tho iil'Bi (butI this sermon,
by tho Went binds. of ilriducwrt. Sun.
tiny nl'icrnoon. by tho tit-pro oi .; to 5
Thu Wont hint!!! nit“) ticiotiloti limb (tutt-
utnck ninc nturdny utturuoou,
(.‘ou-siuhlc Allin Alli-n nrrcmmi lltIud'
Kucpur tinnitus, of i‘t-t‘ltu indict» Light.
Annlutunt licopor lilntntuun unit the
iutior'n brother on churncu of pullluu
lobntor potn boldliéiing to Julian lini-
dcn. 'l‘ho worn plncod lllldt’i‘ Situu
bonds and will be nrrulunotl in court.
this morning.
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Tho Wratpori “tumours of tho Nor”
walk Indigo. ti. P t). id. No You oi, oi
iondcti tho niuoitor nnd rcctIption ut
Mimic iiull, South Norwnlk. lost or»
citing. Tiit‘l'u who also It tltIlountlon ill"
visiting Eiltu proncnt from \\'iiit‘i‘iitli”.\.i
lilridgopurt. Now Huron, HtqutoI-d nnd
other pluchn.
in optic cit tohi incicmont nonthcr u
inri. Io pmcouiuiic of tho Int-tubcrn of
tho. llluiorlrul norloty nitcudcd tho incl:l
mention of tho horictv llliil turning ut
the homo of Mr. and Mrs. lolm (lod
ollit. i‘loornc it. lllll. of lirlduopurt,
Inltlrcnnud ihtI moctin; upon "Aute-iicl
lutn luridcuts."
tlrrut propurulloun nrc in progrgua'
t‘ur cuIIInIcncoIIIoIt-t wuclt chum tiny tit
”In high nrhooi. 'l‘unndua, .iuno til it.
will ho nu lnvliutlou nifttir. but the:
public ht itiiitutl to tho nrnduntlou ox»
icrclaun Thurudny .lunc :32. Iluv hori-
uoth hinttltcnzio will pronoh tho hilt!
oalnuronic uormon ut 'l‘rlnlty church.
Sunday cvcnlun. 'i‘horo mu acrontoou
pupils in» tho pruduuting clubs.
m.m-~. n
-’"Donna Ointment cured mo of
.-
time. The cure wua pormnnont."~
lion. 8. W Matthews. Commiuionor
hilllm‘ intonation. Augusta. the.
IN THE
,0
DING DONG BELL. COW
‘ WELL.
MiillI‘UiiD. .lune i3.~“"l‘W0 men on
gngttd In cinching claims in tho (luli
Pond youtcrdny wore attracted by u
boy who cttllcuuo thom fronticciiyvtcr
nanlutanco thcy found, to thqir diatom!
that n hall coti'v' had tullon into a with
on tho form of tho into Mark Morivln.
been covered ml- with phonic and on“
the cow wnlitodtacross', the plan-king
gnvc way. it With nocnagnry to tour
with moon Mound the animal the cow
was: itnttlly rebound; All near nu could
bu onlottiaio the cow into basin in the;
well about In: it . ;it baton“ 'd to a
iNow Huron, where he was the ghost
1
I 'ntcrment was
' «Ivorbonx'd.
. Without going (IIIII' ttttI bundlehnra
. sir-«II n... tho following month:
I 0“
:hoit. Louis .‘ll.
. unit.
into tho Wratport huuobnil ninc wort» ‘
‘ mum. of Mind
, hero.
Elms IIIatltI Inme visits with Mro. Julia
i rum Molt. howrvor. for thorn in plenty
of tho argument on this topic will be
tnmjil b
Hero indeed is a most delightful
motion. than which there is nothing
tinér in all Connecticut Topoi. mph-
lcnlly speaking, the place is simply
beautiful. especially in the spring,
summer Inull autumn. whon Nature is
at th loveliest. and when the winds
during these aoaronu aro bolt and
bumymns they oitonllmoo pro in this
vlfiililll'mm‘inilmh With them tliell‘
healthtgivl'ng ltmuoi‘liaa. it is honored
iy or toy and a comfort to sojourn in
.1 war so highly TM’OI‘EKI. this being
doubly the once when the weather per.
units of hathtuito boating. dancing and
fishing-wail of which are to be onloycd
it full measure hero.
Samuel Mott hing been doing jury
duty in Norwhllt. this week.
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The atonmor Mabel L. Silevonn has
returned to Bridgoport to intro further
repairs made.
M
iii. A. Tlmtrhcr hits roturncd from
of his mother.
Mrs. G. ll. Smith and family. of New
York. are in rosuosuiun of their cot-
tngc at Pine l'oint.
Ralph Powell. of rile island. has
remitted from u trip to fiavln Rock
nnd other places of intorost,
m
Mrs. Gmrgc w. Holmes tiled in
‘lIc New Yorli ”capitol on Juno it.
in Woodlawn camo-
tery
“~me
"h:- llorthu Autictcon of Putt Choir
i.tor was tho count of hot cousin. Minn
Mildred it. “int-sit of l’cnnoycr street.
\er‘t‘t‘iifl)‘.
A captuin tutu be able to rido in n
Mont on It stormy can without gtlillxl
but no don‘t scum to be
.Ihlt- to rido u hicyclo on it sidowulh
\ pntlI oi tumubon‘suoi tho flown!-
ton l‘loutII t‘luh oxpccitt to ll‘iiih’e .I
ttip to Non \mk. soon. and Ill:itlhuic
the tloworo authored on tho nunwal
daisy picnic. The trip will ho made
on board 1 I: liovi‘o yacht.
i. Rowland. of Cronkite
Mrh
Minn it. i}. liourhy. oi
'l-i duntcs O‘Neil. Rob-
l‘otvr l‘ii‘ldt’i‘lt‘it. hid
.‘x’t-u‘ York; l-‘runlt Ab
impunssoo. John Guru
.lohu Film Alttln (luriuon. P
Hunnu out! John Kohnry. oil of lii'ltitto
port.
Mrs. ll.
ll. ll. lltiuchy.
Rutherford. .\‘.
)chAlpiuu'.
wn rd (3. two.
Announcotncut outdo hurt: roootttl}
noon rocoivcd tolling o! iluI arrival of
i :wcivtI-pountl but.) wit. Wultor Rot-ti.
lr, to .\ir. and Mm Wollor Rood Eur
strum nud ltivcrcldr
uvtInno. Now York. The birth occurI
rod May 28. and liltitlwr utid son urr
toiling nloutt nlwly. Mia-I. immonu
Willi formerly silos Illinu‘lc Toots. of
Now York. well known in The .\‘or
wuilts. because of her trcuucnt viclts
out. was for auroral mucous a
i-lllllllllt‘l' rouidtni at lltIlhI ialuuti. and
Elmo. o.’ is lIItizst uvouuo. Norwnilt.
AND
moron
Alex Shorwood; of Barton, was
ll‘lliOlii; the Sunday visitoin in Ground
Farms.
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A bicycle was stolen from William
Urban» in Durham. Saturdny night
about 8 o’clock.
Iilruggint S. M. Allen. of Main street.
spout yesterday afternoon in South
Norwolk, where he went on huslnesn.
. it watt announced. yesterday, that
"tho entertainments which have been
givuu t-ltroughdui the winter season
for the benefit of the ‘Dnrlen h‘rco Ll-
hrary and producod under the tlirco.
tion of it}. A. Spcener. noticd the li-
brnry a clean $150 to be used as the
board of directors sou fit.
At the meeting of tho Board of So-
lcctmcn. which was held. ,i'octortlti‘
morning, the usual hills wore ordered
paid and matters of routine business
[rant-acted. ’l‘hc momboru of the
board are ltopt busy moat of the time.
those days. .on the motto which are ro-
coivlng their not nl spring repairs.
m
The Dnrlon lutcchuli team in schodnl~
cd to play the vstrong Wort .Sldea. of
Bridgeport. on Saturday. This is the
ltxillil which administered such it sting-
inn defeat to: tho Weather-t a-zcrcgnI
lion. Sunday. 'nndgcuught the ludoml»
tnblo Barron for o number of hits l
Tho ilorlcnc bout the some toum in
May to the tune of 2 to o. The actual
was so good and tho score no close}
that Manager Houiord Smith thought
it worth wiIlltI to grant tho llridgo
portorn anothor try Thin control. will
he played to tho bitttIr and.
w“.
in tho Cotturcnatlonnl Church out
rich. Children's Day exercises Wore
hold that. Sunday morning. Sound nndE
i‘t‘trllilllontl ililoti tho from. All infant.
not. of Dr. and lira. John thlt‘tc} wnr
impilncd Rundni c\'.otilni: Finn DIME
was oimervod with .inaing of pntrio E
tic aunts (uloncl George itohbinn.’
uuprriIItemllIut or the Nm‘oton Sol- i
dim-3‘ Home. sung the “Baltic Hymnl
oi the Republic." Mrs. Holmes sangE
"Tho Star Spunglcd Banner.“ Colonel
isocncos. The whole cronltur was of.
mung patriotic intorcst. ;
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inning tho nturm which suruclt int 3
front yard of ill Noxoun residence
in Alnln strut-t. The crush on the bolt
nih‘i‘rt‘il tho giant (rec «book all [in
rich whilo tho thuudcr clap. which fol
lowod. frightened tho ludica greatly.
Tho rommnnlrnnts or thtI (.‘onizrrvru’.
tiunnl t‘hurch nro thanking their lucky
slum (but (but structure wnn not
Htrurlt. 'i‘hc Ilahlninn nlso illithk thc.
(Iii-rtrlc wires and put the lights out of
cmnmluslon for tho night.
Tho tunrrni acrvlccn over the rc
lintit‘mbtodly thcrtI will be it lurgo
licion to tho dtIhnIc upon tluI inpir.
"ltonolvtul. 'i‘lmt tho linitod Hinton
in Nut n Truly (‘lrillzrd Nntlon."witlt~h
will be bold Whom-alloy pvt-him; It! the
nit-cling of tho Mi'll'ii (‘lub of flown!!-
tuII. Harry S iirrunwiil loud the offir
inniivo side iillll anointed by llurrov
.ittknrt nnd Loni.“ Sountbv will tell
ildwiu Bios-(Inn, ii in Sroilold and
lI‘untIIIo Cuohmtm. tho “(‘ltfltlie dobnt-
cm. just how for they are from that
ltl'onl clvlillntlou. it will not ho un‘
of tulont on tho opposition. The rcault
Itwnitcd with internal.
i‘iooktt port-oily ntltlctl to the Bounty-
ton iatbrnry are up follows:
ilrcmor. Mimi
'i‘ho lirouldoni'is .l)nuithtcr.
i‘ontor. R. F.
Whltu Monuni.
brook}. Ninth
Abraham Lincoln.
h‘rodorick. .l. (l.
lire-oar.
Butler. ill. l".
The Grout American Pit» Company.
’l‘hni Pup.
Pigs in Figs.
Photon. Wm. i.
A Iiiluoh at. tho ilolo.
Phillipa. ii. W. "
'l‘ho Peta.
Wood. Mrs. Henry
Tho Clmnnlngs.
Downturn. Mrs. Lillian
Glad fi’ldlnmt.
' oérooh'vo‘ but! voun
Life or Accident insurance
the Inc to show you what i can do {or
you:
,i
Robert? scald
amumnolt E
nu.
from St. Johns Church
:I moon of I‘cuulcm being sold.
mom followed in tho Spring Grove'
cotnctory. Mist: (‘llhnou was tho daugh-
tcr of Mr. and Mrs. Pilif‘lck Gibson. of
Norwich. and pound nwny Friday in
tho Stamford Hospital. She was in
nor oiuhiccuib your and bouldou’ bot-
pulcnlu in survived by two (unit-rm
Misti (llbuou With at tho hoapltnl for
ion iIoIn II minor opcrntlon. but whcu
tho 'illlljol‘ oporution bocnmo incritnhlo.
it.
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v
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it Is never too late to
mend
a
Ilium-II with himk or’snlronhted nomen-
ing. \Vo burn them both. Don't let
Ibo (lion tutti othtIr-lnuoctn potter you
thin cannon. Window demons and
Screen Douro. nil sizes. .
Schliflhiiflngos.&CO..
Cor. Railroad Mo. i ill-in Its. nut-in»
Select'tlrocomo. Hay. own. Flour
In Food. Hardware. hints; mun. oto
n...‘....
POST LOOKS OUT? FOR "50.0000
DAMAGES AGAIN!” A. P. OF L.
by 0. w. Post. of Battle Creek. Mich.
against the ‘iinterlc‘nn Fodcrniicn or
labor and the Bucks Stove it: hangs
. (inmpnny. in which no sought to pro.
vent u closed shop agreement. mid.
halted 1760.000 damages. was discussion
today by recent Jmfle nyar. The
«minor ln which the
attendants contended the Superior
court had no inridictlon. _
arctic humor of
‘n
y flops would be removed trout ‘élou‘ilrl
E‘NC‘W Huron.
i
Robbins gfugt ““19 inremg’ing r1»nfin. icomlng ‘U'Id O‘Hgoiug-
1210th Buy;
(lyutcr
had not commit strength to nurvivc;
Pntch ‘np your. sorconn nnd orroong
ST. LOUIS, Juno ill. ”Quit instituted .
TEW Will.
SOUTH liilllWiiLK 80W
(continued ttom Flint Page)
mm"...
Noiwulh. the tulnuunt-eInent Which
was mndo, yostul‘day afternoon, canto
um grout shock to the luminous intoo‘
outs of the city and to tho Merchants"
and ‘si unutacim ers' tampon. " the
olhcers and members 9'! which have
both wmiilng "so aanlddouflly tor the
pilot few months in an attempt to
bring about: a change for the better
ln'ltho city. With even a. vague pouch
bili'ty oi the corporation's returning to
mom in‘ night, there is little doubt'm
but what the association will exert ev»
ery effort to make it possible for the
officials to return.
'Whiio the central offices at the con-I
ceI-u will be removed from abouth' Nor-
walk, the Truaone Division. the
manufacturing eotnbllnhmont 0f the
company, in Water street. and the
South Norwalk Oyster Farm Division
will remain intact. The latter has-
couttol of the oyster holdings of the
corporation in this seetlou.
The offices of the Sealshipt Oyster
System were located in South Nor
walk by 1.. 0. Brooks, now president.
some four und onenhalf years ago. At
that time. the concern was in its in-
fancy and. was known throughout the
country as the National Oyster Currier
(Tlompuny. Through the efforts of '2
President Brooks and tlIe'young men]
whom he has gathered about him theE
concorn has vronn into one of the gl
granite financial interests of the day.
it is at the present time capitalized;
for 34.500.000. nnd is Incorporated on i
tier the lows of Non York state its
president is 1.. C Brooks. whose om-
coo haio boon lorntod in South Nor
milk. but will now he established lnl
itsjronsurer is \‘V. H. 1
linyo, whose offices were moved from!
South Norwnlh to Boston only recent-i
ly. Hid Boston offices will he routing
not]. « ;
At tho ptoscn' time there ate oin '
pimod at tho South Norunlk oihres Iii
town of eight I ptIrsonu. n luigc pro
portion of whom are girls.
those Mil follow the ("home to BOH‘
ton
l'orhuptz the South Norwalh post
oliico. will miss the offices of the gignn-g
tic concern more keoult out! much:
oooncr than othcr lntcrcsts, in that;
the Sculuhipt Opster System handles
on lInmtIIIoo amount of humor. both in-i
matter amounting into the millions in
WM! 5.3“.
.Short Line ,t'inin from {hippie Cree
yesterday left that rails while roundln
‘uin‘a'miieu want of this citi'. and tut-no
‘oonlii‘ioteiy over.
one husband was onlr' Blishfll" ill-1‘1"»
it was outi'i‘he Harrison Clark Shoes for
number of pianos and it w us. largelyI
t
tlIIough the immune in the businensg
of this other that the South Nornalkl
rioll no lilild on Saturday inst. tho i post office wns clotntotl to u first-class
lithtulnu iiil‘llt‘k nnti opllmcI-od tip-10ml? E
inrnr pine tree which stood in (th Among the divisions (‘mlilollt‘d in
thtI concern ronI whim can be coin»:
od sumo itlou of tho lattitudc of its for
grenchintr IInd immense business inter
cuts. arc the llluc Point 0(9th- Farm
illusion which controls about ninety-l
lit-It pct cont. of tho output of (lrcat
'l‘itc Strutiortl Oyster
lI‘ann Division. u‘hl.h controls «to: .
nlvo holdings in motor piopeti) lni
Nutrnngnnseti Buy; The ("ireeuporti
Form Division. of (lrecnpott.
l.. i.. and iiif‘ roccntly procured Jere;
Iuluh Smith's extensive oyster IlIoldU
t tho New Havon (hater Furm illusion;
place: '1 ho Truuuovo illvlnlou.
; this pint-o. and at smaller carrlor tunn-
Eutnrturlnn plnnt in Lochport, L. l.
f’l‘hr concern has diatributinn divlnlous
llocutt-d in St. Louis. Cincinnati. lIIdluu
lupollti. (‘lctrinnth Toronto. St. Paul
loud 'I‘nromu.
So oxtnnslro arc its 0‘ nicr holdings,
hocomo known throughout the fishing
world no one of the biggest oyuttII
condoms in the World.
Tho ions of tho officers to South \lorI
'wulk la lncnthnuhlo in mum (inspects
'l‘hrouith tho medium of this (oncoru.
ithu city but become ltnonn through
Eon: the ontlro world and it in to ho
hoped that tho buntncint lutorostn will
malice their ions and bridge tho chasm
which exists botwuen tlIc officials: of
the company and the city. so that next
fall. tho ofllcott muy nguin ho moved
back to this city.
M
GRADUATlON AT SMITH COLLEGE.
Commnncemont at Smith College
wilifiogln with lour.periormnncoc oi
"The Merchant of Venice." June “.77
Batchinurcato Sunday is the 18th.
Prccidout MnrlotI‘Lciioy Burton will”
ntidrcas tho Itrndunton.‘ There will he
on organ. scrvlco that grants in John
iii. Greene hall. "
0n ivy tiny. Monday. the procession
of alumnae and sectors will host; in re
view before President Burton and
Irreaidsntmmerltun Snell/o. Thou will
mm
oration. togeihon with sketches nnd
poems by honors and n promenade
concert is scheduled.
Commencement proper to on ’I‘uesI
day morning. About 857 studontc will
renown the A. It dogma. Rm Washlniie
ion Gladden will deliver the communist;
moot oration.
Innlnn or Minn llurnnroi. mutton worerm 1", which will prohnbiv be known an;
. hold. ycutcrdoy morning. of. 9 o‘clock.
Ittllil wry much lIIttIrtInttId IIInlitInrtI (oi in antllfiii.i'1‘ogemer with more pt lntiuded moi
lutm‘ South Norwnlk Farm Division. of thisE
of;
i
.
n topple of WW3 Sim was recover Emu, filo Sealuhlpt 0mm Srtttom hang
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follow the ivy planting. ivy sung. and
. Patent Colt. Gun Metal
Some (Ii’
onto: blooms Intuition.
coconano so: on on
bride, racelved injuries from wit it‘-
she died witi out. regaining nonunion
nests and nine othcrs were notional
hurt uhon the ohscrvution’ car‘ on
a curve in north (liloyénne Canon
Mrs. (lavender an . .
hor‘I-lituclmn‘d were on their honeymoon.
ed. The observation our was theioni
car to leave this track.
lMPORTANT WITNESS SHORT
CHTCAGO, June lt').-- --"Pntidy” Mill
my; an important witndss for '
stats in the forthcoming trial of Milliif
rlco (Mooney) Pin-right. on. a chnrso .
of killing William Gentleman and-Nina
cent Altman. mention tailor sluggera‘
recently. it was learned last night, was "
shot and seriously” wounded seriously
Sunday night .
Richard Murphy is under arrest and '
will he amlgncd today on a charge of
shooting Murray. '
lovers
THE PLACE
LAhi‘
Pumps and, Oxfords E}
ALL LEATHERS
$2 to M
White Canvas Pumps
$2 to $2. 50
ME»*
and Tan Unionist
$3 $3. 50, $4. $4. 50
BOYS’
Boys. Absolutely Sfllid
$l50 to $2 ,
Two Starch
Smith Norwalk '
Nurwalk
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embaimcr
1 "North Main lit-cot. 0mm Nomllt .
Rum-nu. s wmunmu sum. 5
Tolophono It 00100.!“
Toloohom 0t homo. I”
TRAVELERS
Liability Policies
Protect .
Automobile Owners
ASK U8 ABOUT RATE.
J. M. Laytondt Co.
lNSURANCE AND REAL EITATI
AGE NTS
5 Railroad Ave. South Not-walk. 6t.
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mu Nu .I‘
Make your porch cool. airy, th .
you. Wiltflutrnttny-‘mloow
hound run ‘ "
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woman. noun.
hermit hunch Office ‘
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