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"l‘ry Some of our Specialties
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' Home- made Candy
' All Kinds of
Bread, Cake and
Pie .
Orders promptly fitted for Lane' 5
ice Cleum
F. A. LANE
61 Washington Street,
' South .Norwalk
VINOL
The modern ToNIc' ' RECON-
STRUCTOH, containing the medic-
inal extractivea of Fresh Cod Liv-
era, with Peptonate oi! tron.
Sold only by
F. H. BAXTER
Anderson's Launch Works
Launches and Boats
Of all kinda promptly built
Boats For 8an
All kinds of Repairing giving special
attention
Oyater Shell Point, Nor-walk
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Sale of dresses and waists at
Mintz‘s. See adv.
Charles Davis, of Main street, is
spending the day in Bridgeport, on bus-
iness.
The Sixth Company. Coast Artillory
Corps, met last evening and transact,-
ed routine business.
Rogers & Stevens have nomething to
any to the young man who is about to
graduate. See adv.
Wash goods sale at A. Dickermall &
Bon'o. The adv. will
tlculars. Better read it.
The auditors are mulling their stunt
annual inspection of the books of tho
South Norwalk Trust. Company.
Catholic Union Council, Knights of
Columbus, transacted routine bunt
nests, last evening, at their meeting
Pickles in built is the subject of John
G. Baur‘s adv. today. it will prove
interesting reading to the housekeeper.
Prescriptions tilled and repair work
neatly done at the Fenwick Optical
Company. Eyes examined tree.
adv.
Washington Chapter, No. 2i. Royal
Arch Masons, hold a stated concou-
lion last (:6 my, in the MltSOlilt Hall
in Wall Siltel
'l‘lio Palnlors' and Decorators” llnlon
will hold a special meeting, tomorrow
eveninu. at which limo an t-leclion tor
a third gollrai vicoprosiliont will be
held.
Rev. Frederick A. Coleman, W. W.
Lester and liavld W. Raymond, of
South Norwnlit, attended the diocesan
convention, which was bold ill Hurt—
!ord yesterday.
' -—-Get a $5 Safety Razor Outfit tor
850. See ad on Page Three.
Following tho regular bueimsalncct‘
log of Pride ot‘ Court. Nurruk, Com-
panions of the Forest, held last even-
"int; in tho Water street, Norwlllk,
quarters a. social hour was Pnioyod
during which rotroninnonte wcro serv-
ed and n Inuoicnl program enjoyed.
Contractor Thomas Robina, of South
Norwallr, nturtod work this morning on
the three atory brick addition which in
to bolerootod at tho Vundérhool Man»
ulacturing Company. The new ntruc~
turn will he 90th ill dlmonnlone and
the Work on the slime will he pushed
are rapidly as possible.
Owing to the inclemency oi! the
weather, yesterday, the representative
of the manufacturing concern which
wleheu to locate in South iNorwalk and
who w expected to be in this city,
did no come. The new industries
committee in waiting to hear «from
the gentleman all to another date.
The town board at school visitors
will hold a special meeting, tomorrow
evening, at the high school, at which
time the mcmibora will consider the
matter of high nohooi examinations.
the principal luminous being; in looking
orer the examination papers submitted
to them by tho oovernl principals.
Judge William F. Tammany lined
iPntrick Walsh, Joseph cone and he
cob Biscuit $8 each without canto this
morning in the Nut-Walk town court.
Cone could not pay and omelet on
our William Clone took hint to Bridal);
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give you par-V :
i by Allan Eva (i. Perkins. n soprano whol
jIlciluhtcd her audience with her benu- i‘
See I
ll). Pixies (lavotto.
MISS WOODWARD'S RECITAL.
Several South Norwalk Pupils Heard
in Bridgeport.
Last monitor the pupils ot‘ Mina (Si
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May \\"'ooll\\artl gum n piano rel-.it Ii lit,
one of the Bridgeport. cllurchou beloro‘;
a large and interested audience.
The execution by the different pu-
pils ticnlonstruiell the eiilcloncy oi’
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i Misa Woodward an a teacher not only,
lior style, brillianry of touch and ox-f
i Graceful llallco. N" i‘.
prcasion, but also for technique. one
i The New Store
of the most important loaturca ill piano
study.
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‘ EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW THAT ROGERS a,
‘ UEB ARE THE BEST. "
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To ‘ e Young Man
About to Graduate
, Blue sergea are appropriate suits for this auspicious
canonical—and we ’6 like to show the young man about to
graduate the hobby lines we have purchased with this
cvcnb’ especially in mind.
The blue serge makes a beautiful dressy and good
feeling garment for the graduating exercises and following
this you have the ideal suit for summer wear.
See the strong values we allow atr $0, with better
grades at $15 to $25.
FURNISHINGS FOR THE GRAUDATE.
Your attire will be complete if the needed tur-
nishings are purchased here—Shirt, Collar, Neck-
wcar, Hose, Cut? Buttons, Scarf Pin-unit are
rightly priced.
Men, You, Too, Should Look
at the Blue Serges
The blue serge is the staple suit for the average man
--it‘s cool and comfortable—always looks right no matter
what the weather—it's suitable for business or pleasure
and ives the maximum of satisfaction.
5V: have provided exceptional values at $10 and $15,
with extraordinary value at $20. Any one of these values
will give you satisfaction beyong your expectations. Be
sure you see them.
Buy your straw hat NOW-”they are getting scarce.
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III III Ill II at Will A.F.Beckmann& C0.
'ISelect Groceries, Teas,‘i Coffees, Butter, ‘i
Eggs, Wines ,. and Liquors
Annual Adurosato Diocesan Can 1'
action oyZBisiqu Brewster l
WA'l‘lL‘llBlillY, dune ti. miliehop
Brewster in his uddreu‘e at the dioce-
liun convention fluid that during thoi
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MONARCH WASHING POWDER (equal to best), large package. .151:
which together with those confirmed
by the blnhop‘a of Colorado and 'llhode
inland made a total of 2,108.
noun were ordained to tho doaconuto:
two accounts advanced to tho priest-
hood nnd four clorgymen have. been re-
tnll number now 208.
he would be obliged before long to‘nnlt
for the appointment of a bishop auti-
rattan.
“in tho‘monnlllue," he Said, "it up.
ponl'o to lit: the more connerrutive and
u‘lyself more largely. should you $80
fit that it he continued. oi episcopal
asuialamc. it lulu been proposed that
aliail bu enabled to giro entiro attun-
ftion to diocesan illltlilltiilli and a com.
lion. An nrrlldonron. however. is not
likolv to be all nit‘ttlro as would a suit
taunt) blahop and i hate made there
PW
'rwo srpnes:
:4 South Main St.
24 Wall St., Norwalk. South Nomllk
Miss \\'outlwln‘tl was ably unsislodi
tllul voice.
Jnlnoe l-I. Bench had charge of the,
, Large Soft Crabs
Iiotorations, which were pnlma, ferns
and laurel blossoms
Among Mills \l'oodwarli' a South Nor
walk pupils who took part. in the to
chat were the Miuneu ti. (llenlion l"ltlll-‘
or, \‘toiu (l. Cummings, Mrs. L
Tripp. Lyman Gilbert .tlld tho Allsuoii‘
Elizabeth and Attila ilriody.
’l‘hc program follows:
ElliottI
Master William Murrow
a. A. Jack Tar, i Maxin
A. llrown
Miss Anna liubor,
Soul: ~~ Sing (in,
Alisa lrlvn Perkins.
'l‘ho Gho‘nl in tho Chimney.
Master William Sluice.
u. The March of F‘itlgllilu Mon.
:1. Valsettc, l«‘. Kirchner
b. Aragonulso.
Master Lyman tilillort.
L. Donna
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H. Reinhold I
b. At rivaling.
Mien ti. (llcndoll Fisher.
Sangria-Sunset, l). lluck
Mine Eva (l. l’crklnu.
Kindoriurcht. .l. Agilugo
Minn Rose (i. J. Wall.
Saint a Youth, ll. Kowulnlli
Mil-a; Hold it. Culnmingu.
a. Spring Song. Mendelssohn
it. Second Mazurka. Ii. (loddurd
John 16. Zioli’cltlt.
Sonuwt), Lovely Night, oporn,
Coulee d lioil'mnnn."
Mine lira (l. l’orltlua.
llizzurrin, l’nunonoulli
Minn \Vuil, hire. Tripp, Minn Wood-
ward.
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Tribute to Palnter’o Skill.
One of tho still life paintings by
Jan van Huyuon in the museum at
The Hague was recently lniurud. but
ii. is believed that the perpetrator
woo neither vandal nor thief. The
picture represent: a bunket or fruit
on which a number of insects have
authored. On a pale yellow apple.
which is the centrepiece in the clue»
tor of fruit, in a large fly, pointed no
true to nature. so any the oiliulnlo o:
the gallery. that the canvas was in-
iullged by some one who endeavored
to “shoe” it and brought his cone or
hand too clone to the canvas. "A
tribute to the painter-‘5 genius,” any;
the letter recording the fact, "for
which the Work had to elation-4m“:-
50 Daily New.
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Three Brother. on Same amp.
1 special order from the Navy De
partment will permit three brothers.
Fred. A... James Le Roy and John
Gerald Contact of Oak Park. to nerve
together throughout thpir norvlco in
the new. They are now on the bat-
tleship Michigan. Their mother,
Min. Joule Joseph. Humphrey avo-
inlo, has returned from a visit. to
them at Hampton header-outline
Tribune.
Fat Talia of Ghost). ‘
Paulina cheep have tulle which,
ltd ‘ from
A. Meyer
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Live Lobsters, Round & Long Clams
All Kinds “of Fresh Fish
:Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FEEE DELWERY.
A m-.. madu . ... H...» ..,.L .
, Pickles
in
Bulk
.'\l‘t‘ Hiir «ll lilt‘
lit-st \tnys lnr lllt' prllticut
illillrit‘lx‘t‘t‘llt‘l‘ in buy lilt‘lll.
aside from lllt‘ [Hillit‘l' and
expense ul' putting them up
lli bullllntm llllt tan ainavu
purchase just “but
wanted at any time.
Then again liit‘ gr‘at
prcucrving firms weigh
their condiments and tho
rllclllical- proportions are
always the same. protltltw
lug uniform results.
We carry Pickled l‘carl
Onions, Sweet l’icklca.
Sweet Mixcs,‘ Sour and
Chow (Show in bulk at 50
the 1-2 pint.
India Relish ill a dime a
half pint, lilltl Apple Butter
ml: the pound; Dill Pickles
3 for 5c; and Sour i’icklce
Wash Belts
100 and 25c
WHITE KID BELTS. 50¢.
SARATOGA LINEN COLLARB.
15 and tile.
rt‘ally
NEOKWEAR in Flchul, Yokes.
Jaboto, Stock Collare, Lace
and Lawn Dutch Culture.
J. i. Mallette
(formerly Mince Damon)
88 Washington St. Tel. 449
is
Income
Expenses
Result
$25
$26
Misery
" .16 each.
Our line of Bottled Pick»
less in complete.
Income - $25
John
Phone
Expenses . "£33 G. ’ . 322.3
Result - Happiness Bear 13. Railroad Ave.
GOV. STOKIO' MOTHER DEAD.
aluminum N it. nine 13.w-Mrn.
iii. .51. Btokea, mother of former Gov»
ornor Stokes. of New Jersey, died sud-
denly at her home here today. Last
Thursday the former governor and hill
tether untied irom New York on the
( ntehiner Amarillo. for ii‘lurope and tor
the out toenty- dour houra eitorto have
_ but made to each than by whole“.
. uncut that thin matter of paid arch
lit at one bu riol‘orn d"
Sptllklnur of social service,
i hop until
‘ the present well being of liulnanill and
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to the fatal: Hitllklll oi antic llllll tli‘ 3‘
gtlon la lllt til! at thild labor 'lllis
iovll has in loot-ill yours iit‘I‘ll inclina-
‘inl, in out .Vlatt illiio itqlllilhh
creasing ill Mitrloi‘itiillltiillfl, and nbuo-l
ltllt‘ly in the niato oi \‘ow \olk. (lull
coullninI-Iion is l‘t'itdf.’ practically to
racial inillormollt may
ed."
In our American bio,"
limp
rapidity of prout‘osn haw lit’tll' sit:-
llllit‘lllll‘O or worth without some goal
to work for. Such an ideal Is the sac-
rollncau ut lilo family. i ncwl not (vii
you how lltniduouuly this institution is
unsuited in lilt‘ lllllllv of individual lib,
nu.‘ how wanionly in llillll) illiln'ltlll. in
ethanol the Alllorlrull home has been
\Vl‘llt‘ltO‘l by the aoli-illdlllnelloo and tho
EiCllVWlll that burn dolled llll‘ binding
sanctity of the bonds or marriage un-
til ill thouo t'oaarda our land is a by-
word for alanine among. the nations oi
lhc onllh.
" \n ideal iuilolml in thin land to a
lleurvo disltluuotul to II «itillllod nu
lion in tho envied mine of human lift
it should bo thr pntamouul aim of
tho law. llcaponslhility llt‘li! belongs:
to our lcglullttotu. Society llllluot be
onto whore t‘llli'iti in pornlalcutly array-
ed ultaillat clues, but," said the bishop,
‘tllrro are signs that. distinctions ol‘
the tourh of our bottor llaturo that
mun kin. indications of rolalioua ol‘
Inutnnl iutoroal llllll rocoltllition of
common purpolm belwocll ctuploycru
and employed, promising to knit men
in rioenr nanociationu oi” llltolwlepon»
dunno than under any uorlullutic
lit-homo that would reduce all to can
claim and tuition tho utuio universal
employer and provider."
liinhop llrowutor also opoitc in in»
vor of the peace agreement between
tbiu country and (trout lirltain, saying
that it‘ two or moro unfit national or-
coptod tho ugroomuut, pence would no
longer be an idea or n dromu. in
appalling ot‘ Chrintlun unity ho unid
that the Christians 0: various nations
are drwing nearer together, and that
tho atmosphere in more favorable to
Christian unity than for some centur-
ice punt.
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Believed That Bridgeport Mm suicid.
ed to Fit oi Anger.
HRlnGldl’OltT, Juno tin-Jilin body
or ill-yearllold Myrtle Rose. who dialin-
pcnred from her home on Maple street,
live dayn ago. was found floating , in
Yellow Mill pond lute youterduy. There
were no marina on the body indicating
foul play and it to thought that the girl
committed suicide. She is alleged to
have lett home in a lit at anger. and
when alto went army were neither but
not cool.
Want. to get; rill at that training...
stated that -he had‘ visited 116 church-g
on and had continued l,titi9 persona?
’l‘wo por- ;
culved into the diocese, making the
in speaking of the work of the (lion
dose, Biallop Brewster said that ii the.
work increancd as it had in the past?
The Kline Ka r4-
; A comfortable and speedy Touring Car, with a quiet running motor.
based on the fineot mechanical principles. 4-30 four or five passenger .,
Touring Car, fully equipped, at $1675. Runabout, 31500.
W. B. UNHOLTZ
Agent for Western Connecticut
miller- has the matter under Cfllléiiilm‘ll'
on the whole more reasonable course;
that, i should thin coming your nvail‘
we have one or more urohdcaronn who .
the bio: ‘
“A man: insidious mount-o to'
ill." \
irntl a hand in whatever movement for ‘3
be inaugural-i
sold the lilii"
"a ptimurv hood in the recovery.
and roinntntcment of standards. Out“
polluted trrodom of development and
I'I'iy and or eorlal l‘t‘fm‘lil; how it is,
threatened b3 tho illt‘llily of tiivoroc‘
clues and of twain-union need not illov»,
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ilabiy and forever moan war, niche or;
oven in that economic upborc malice;
punt yeal nix of the bishops of, thoi .
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church had died and that a like lllll‘tl'I 7 6““ LENOX SOAP (A {‘0 1 Soap) for be
her or the (“clay or the diocese had. 6 cake: FELS NAPTHA or OZONE SOAP for ................. 25::
passed away. lie also spoke of tlloi
death of several laymen who had been i Very Bent Butter, lb .......... 28ct imported Swiss Cheese, lh. ....4tio
prominent in the work of the. (lineal-lo} 3 cans Luncheon Santiago . ..25c| 0‘“ ,Entinflh (:I‘WWI 1" """"" 230
Since the taste liventltl th ii 11 i o the What Grl Rt 2 N ‘ 3mm “'98“ “’1‘“ b "18°
" ’1 0 ’3 0i . ° an “~- 5°i Stlictiy Fresh hugs, dozen ....27o
Hirea' or Witliamn’ Root Boer,
bottle ................ “15c i,
3 H3 ‘ c: lln
i 2 jars Preacrved Fig: ..... .. .25c [ Potted Ham or 'i‘ongue, lge. can. .ilo .
liusthano Sweeping,
Compound ................. 30o
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EHRET’S, FEIGENSPAN'S OR LIEBMANN'S BEERS, case
PHONE 440
..$1.15
South Norwalk
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If you only knew
TheAngle
Lamp
as well as we know it,
you would want it
-,-and want it quick!
LIGHT—wonderful in quantity and quality
SAFETYfican'l clog, can’t explode and
cannot be overturned.
ECONOMY—uses ordinary kerosene oil.
Burns but a quart in i6 hours.
The A. J. Angevine 8. SonlCo.
I’m} Muslim} 0 «or. Sol: DI'III'I'I‘XM! In Illa: Locality. C «role: for that“?!
COWIENCE—as easy to operate as gasJ
Porcelain F liilngs
are Wt'll worth your conuideraliou. and
are growing in layer every day. liy
tilting this new material the rotor of
itilo tooth is ntntrholl no perfectly that
tilll Muscat observer cannot dutcl‘i
where the cavity bun boon; il in very
‘bard and durable. into good edge
strength, and in not ullorloli by tho
luridn of tho mouth. and heat of all, is
no rllcnp in price that it run bo used
in piano of gold whollut'ol‘ lioulroll. Ex-
amination and colleullutlon true.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
16 South Main St, South Norwnlk
Hours: 9 u. m. to 8 p. at. Sun-
liuyu by appointment only.
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GOLD BADGE FOR MR. GLOVER.
'l‘hu Icutlint meeting (it Wulconlu
Btrnultor Millie. Soon oi St. George
wan hold lunl droning and a gold hudttu
was prcnontod to John Glover tor hie
odortn which reunited in hiu nocurluu
the largest. number oi members during
the past term. llo renpouded with a
neat speech of thanks. Two proporti-
lions for membership were rocoiVod
and this mulled the candidates to be
initiated next Week to the total of live.
Routine business was also transacted.
LOBdTER TAKERB FlNED $6.
The continued cone of Conrad Hawk,
Edward and Ferdinand Heisman, all
of Westport, charged with pulling lob.
“liter pots, true held before Justice Joe
sepia ll. Morton. yesterday afternoon,
nt‘whioh time the men ware lined $5
and costs each. An appeal was taken
and the code will come up bolero the.
September term oi the criminal super»
tor court.
V’ til you can ever polemic a emit
number or the people, who read and
BRIDGEPORT W. C. T. U VlSlTS.
Delegation Provided Entertainment at
the Soldiers' Home, Norotcn.
'l‘he liriduepoll Women‘s (lllrietllttl
'l‘otnpol‘anro union illllllt.‘ their annual
visit to the Shitliers' ilonw nt Not-0v
ion the punt work, by
train and ofhctn lilliilm lllt' trolluy.
‘l‘lIcy garr- llll ontvrtaluumut which
lilo olti nuidiolu locally vujoyml, coll.
filililll—l nl’ t-lliilltti, i‘i.‘i‘llilllt)ll‘l, inulru»
Illt‘llllil st-ltrrlionu .Ind itiliil‘lzliiiti-t. A
\inil \\'il."t made to llll‘ llili‘ilillill iii‘ltlll‘l' “
Int-Ill al’lIIl' willrll u hunt-lit picnic with
hold on the lawn»; in company with
the union of Norolon. 'l‘bia unnuul
crept in anticipated with It uroui dcul
til pleasure in the old l'tillli‘liliil out] no
tho lllllicu word about to down from
all nilloe was hoard lilo uxpronuitm:
"(loud-bye. coo bicep you. 'Como
again.“ "
The program was no follow: lto
marks and greeting by the prouident.
hire. It. Lilll‘llimllll. ‘oi' Bridgeport:
piano uoio, Marion E. l’ellilold; poem
by ten lltlllt‘fi of the Bridgeport Union;
remarks by Vincd’reuidont hire. Blunts:
song by the union; recitation, Misti
liorrlon; duet. hire. Convcrne and
Mrs. Lumpmun: poo-in compound by
Comrade Frederick Converse, ct
Bridgeport; recitation. litre. Filly;
poem, Mra.‘tluriicll; piano solo, Mar»
ion ill. Pentium: closing. God Be With
You 'l‘ill We Meet Again.
sumo point;
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j'i'WEN‘l‘YPIFTH WBIJDING mun
VERBARV.
Last Friday evening the people o:
the Congregational Church, at Dal-inn, '
greatly surprised their cantor, item '
Dr. ll. 8. drawn, by calling at the
patronage in a body. The occasion
was the twenty‘iilih anniversary of
the pasture wedding A very unto
stuntiei token of good will in uiiv _
coin well presented, in. it. til “
smith mailing the presentation it ; ,_
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