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l
1
,i‘or the lady tennis players are now
being installed in one of the upstairs
NORWTALK 1
' in his nods oft bong lulund. .Mr.
Get
Your
Filled
at the
Drquants
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt. and eflicient
service? at all timeu.
Periouiil attention siv~
. work.
patrons. Come in and
'wait tor your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager
Mrs. John B. Wheeler. at Kaiser
place. is spending the day with friends
in Duubury.
John B. Wheeler, who has been con-
linod to his home, in Kaiser place. was
able to be out of doors. yesterday.
Harry l. Bennett is having 11 garage
erected on his plhoo. in Seaviow 111e-
nue. The work is being acne l1y i‘on-
tractor ll. V. Carr.
Charles lioinaon- and family have
moved their household ell'eois from the 1
flatiiou b11iidi111:.in l1) 11st “unhington
streetptp Stttwjilg snout. ,
31181 Norwalk wau well represented
at the special town meeting. last even.
log. at which 1111111. matters pertaining:
to the bride were discussed.
W—
iley. William W. ililioa will occupy
the pulpit at the least avenue Metho-
t'liat church. this evening. where the
weekly prayer and praise service will
be held.
The weekly prayer and praise ser-
vice of the Advent Christian church
will he held. this evening. at which
limo Rev. Lester i9. Reynolds will no
copy the pulpit. .
iiev. Charles J. Anderson will no-
cupy the pulpit at the Swedish i‘ou-
greauliouai church. this eveniuiz. at
which time the weekly prayer and
praise aervioo will be hold.
The E 111i Norwnlk members of the
Sixth Con1pan1,i‘. A. (‘.. w ho went to
Stamford loot. e vouinu, (1111111 t that thev
had thei tuio at their li‘voa and were
most houpituhiy treated by the Stam-
i'orditea.
"Mom“...
lilr-1L,T. \‘l'. Kelley. of Seaside piace.‘
la entertaining the members of the St.
Jainoa' Circle of King's Daughters at
her homo, today. at an all day uewlniz
111eoting.’l‘ho ladies are 1o11o1' ted to he
having 11 maul ploasnnt time.
an»
«-
'l‘ho iironion'a mandolin Orohoatra.
ol’ which several momboru of tho Mar-
iiower Hook 1: Ladder ’loinpau-y are
inmnh. . held 11 rehearnul. liltii cron-
iuit. lu tlo Old Well iiuok til ladder
Company parlors, in South Norwnlk.
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A Jupanouo lawn party will he held
on James liont’ord‘a lawn, \l'iniiold
otrooi. tomorrow evening. Iltliaboraie
preparations have been made for the
oucuuion. All invited. to attend. (to an
interestingprogram lltli! been pre-
pared. ’ ‘”
g. .
George Conklin. of Patchoguo, L. 1..
la in town with three oyutor uchomaeru
alter oyster. need. which he will plant
I Joule
lid in a'conalu of Mrs. John R. ill-lem-
median. of Unbornavonue, and will be
the guest, or him. L'iiommediou. this
evening. . ... '
Harry Glover. of, California. was this
guest or Mr. .and Mrs. John B. Wheel
(1.1301 Kaiser place. yoaterday. 'Mr.
Glover came from his home to Byro-
(1111111 N. Y.. was a delegate to the Mall
(lair’iora convention and being so for
decided in pay ll vioit to his cantorn
iriondo.
W
‘mihfiacior Chart A it. Aintitorpo lulu
i'l‘he new addition marks a great i111-
en "to all prescription 1
Chairs for our trolley ‘
movement to the building which is;
appreciated by the members. liocitera
rooms in the club house.
The remains of iiarrv Beers, non of
Mr and Mrs. James Beers of Net-
walk, io1n1erly of (‘eorgetowin who
was crushed to death in a hotel eleva-
tor in Bridgeport, wi'ie1e he was em-
ployed’. weie taken to that place last
week. The i‘unerai services were held
at the undertaking rooms of 11‘. B. lion-
ton 8; Son. 011 Friday afternoon. at 2
o'clock. Rev. [1‘. A. Balcorn emulating.
interment was in Branchvllie ceme-
tery.
Owing to the fact that Daniel Uliom-
median is confined to his home, in
Rowan street, with illness. the testing
of the tire alarm whistle, taut evening.
was omitted. Mr i.‘lioniniedietl. while
somewhat. improved is quite nervous,
and lives so near the whistle that his
nervous system is considerably atroc-
tcd by the blowing, oi the whistle. The
family is deeply appreciative of the
kindness of the olilclals for their kind.
nous lie was able to sit up yesterdu)
and hopes to be out of doors in the.1
near future.
On Sunday morning next, Juno li-ith.
there will be held in tile Dai'lon tilt-tho
dist Epint‘opai Church 11. memorial
st11"'\ito i111 the late Rev. George T.
Fret-111.111.1vl1o\llvd laai Chriotmaa time
in San Antonio. Texas. The memberu
of the Church will at this aorvlco dedl.
cute in M11. Freeman's memory a bean-
tii'ui memorial window, The sermon
'will he preached by tho pander oi the
church. Rev. ”merge iienton Smith.
and museums will be read from Minia-
torial friends of .\ii‘. Freeman. As he
waa 11 former pastor of the dust ave.
one Methodist Episcopal Church there
will doubtleaa be many friends in this
place who will attend the service. Mr.
i1‘reeman broke down in health whih1
pastor hero and went to 'l‘oxaa. hoping
to regain his strength.
“new...“
-—-WHEN THE COMPANY
comes unexpectedly let the ilnnner
Bakery help you. Fresh broad daily.
On sale before noon.
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TWO REPORTS ON PROPOSED TAX
AMENDMENTS.
liAii'i‘l-‘Ollll. June 111mm the sen-
,ute yesterday a majority report from
the committees on judiciary and led-
erui relations 111111111111, the proposed in-
come tax aiuomluunitu waa received
signed by Senator Judson and a min
oiltv report favoring the new federal
l
i o
.amondment signed by Senator l’ud-
,dock. of Bridgeport. all-lo Mr. 'i‘lugier.
of Vernon, was ofterod, and both were
tablet] for calendar and printing.
The Bonnie. concurred with the
house in pausing reuoiutlona, which
when lniiiied by the people. will be-
lcome part of the stale conatltuiion.
and will provide that the lieutenant
governor may not an governor during
the incapacity of the latter and that
the gonoral nanoiiihly shall adjourn
AND
SAUGATUCK
Westport probably has as beautiful
a share front as any section on Long
island Sound. The harbor in good. and
dotted here and there with inlets and,
islands, where are located iiuely laid-'
1111! estates. with handsome houaeu.
11nd the scene is a truly delightful one.
Many of the places take especial points
with the landscape and hit gardening
details. and in the summer time the;
properties are at their best. There!
are numerous attractive driveai
throughout the town. and the Wealthy"
New Yorkers some time ago saw the
beauties of the place and many mogul»
threat residences have been built.
The town is very nicely aituuted.
being on the main line of the New
York, New Haven and liartiord itali-
ruad. and having excellent trolley con-Z
auctions. The water facilities are till-i
surpassed them being a line hat-bani
'l‘ho shale property has been rapidly;
developed during the pain leu- y.ears1;
tendiuu to make the town quite a 1mm
inor resort. Lying to the east of .\'or '
walk. a number (1! Norwalk peopled
with otheia from Bridgeport. iionbury
lathel and other inland towns halo
acquired propertv at (‘ompo Villa}
and 11111111- ill’ty (10111111011 and buuuaiuwo
halo been eroded there. making a
complete settlement. At (.‘ompo tho
there are bathing and boating iuoill
lion. An extension may be made again
this summer.
t‘litroi'd Jennings baa returned
New York city after on
with relatives in town.
The iadioa of the
society met at the parsonage yeaton
day and tiniahed their year's work.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mataon
i0I
oxlehdoti \iuitl
throat trouble. is reported to be pct:
ling along nicely.
John P. lilctloraiieit, .li'.. oi the rut:-
ular army. who liaa been \‘laiiluo in
Iowa. baa returned to his duties at
Fort Slocum. N. Y.
The Stony iltook Social club will
holll their annual whoop hallo 111 Stan)
iireok. Sunday. The ni't‘nir will he in
charlie of James J. iflhiotio.
W. A. Merriam and family.
iiuven have taken posumriou oi' the
house and lot in compo 111111111 1111111111
ly owned by Mrs. iihnlly llonedlol.
Mrs. Frederick ilatteruou and
daughter, dilua Mabel Lewlu. and Mrs.
Harriet. Price were guests yoatorda)
lot Mra. Gustavo helm in Crash iiigh
way.
dine dlt1 not later than the. first Wed-
nesday after the iirat 'l‘ueuduy‘
June.
'l‘ht,1 bill requiring school teachers
to obtain teacheru‘ certificates within
one your after January l, lilill. wan
tabled and Senator lilrinumado oi’ the
committee on education intimated
that he expected opposition.
The unfavorable report of the indi-
ciary committee on Governor llaid
lwiu'u bill for the appointment of a
pei'vevo11,wau recodimltled.
RAINS BENEFIT CROPS.
FORT WORTH. Texas. June iii.w
llonerai ruins over a radius of {too
miles in every direction from Fort
KWorth occurred last night, varying in
amontn from half to two incheu. in
some sentient; a drought has prevailed
for two months and crops cultured at»
veroiy. The precipitation will save
ed 1111 practihuliy loot.
u
”i log and dancing not at
the corn crop which had been regard-l
’i‘ho two children of Joseph item
.llu. of Sangutnok. took part in"u ulug~
the banquet
of Norwaiit lodge oi iclha, Monday ov-
oniug. 1
terminus Romper, who 1'1”“ been
| nerloualy ill with liver and Mleen trou-
ble. is able to not out of doors with
the aid of two (111114.111. lie utiil remains
very feeble.
m..—
in the dune. or Mary itoy against Kai-
mun imnayoil, Judgment was given
plaintin' for the sum or l'10 by Judge
Scott in the Court or Common Plead.
Mary Nov lives in Weatport and she
brought a unit for heavy damages
agalnot the defendant, who liven in
F‘uirileld, for assaulting her With hi5
“hat and with stones" on July it). 11310.
and threatened to shoot her. and
that aha apent $20 for medical atten-
tion. The court finds that the wit-
nesaou wore very emphatic on their
. respective aides, and that the injuries
11111.1 Piles! i'ilosl
'Wlillitml' Indian Pile Ointment will cure
Blind. Bleeding 11nd ltohluiz Piles. It ub-
aorbu the turnout. alias itching at once.
acts on a. poultloo. gvoo instant relief.
William? Indian Pilot) Olin tmont in pro.
pared for P111111 and itching or this {vote
11111. Domain! mail soup 1‘!
am or b 11 11
to the piaintitF‘are greatly exagdomtotl.
From the testimony of the doctor he
allows that the injuries are worth
$50 with costs.
.9
(lame Warden Wilbur F. Smith has
received another consignment of 10
to quart onus oontainiuu Burma-lob»
‘ sound o'i’i' this? place.
”other arroota are wheeled lg 10110111 in
town has erected 11 large pavilion. and}
1fuucl‘al (1t \\il 11.1111 1111101111 in luau
lion. 'luosdav
Congregational 1
and;
three children, at l’oi‘lo iilco. are visit-‘
of New '
1.1100 000 that have been put in the
4 1
whom—«M “A ‘ _ \
George Peek in coaiiucd to his homo ‘
on Main utreet by a serious illnesu.
Tony Gencskl. foreman on the
ii‘lrtlemuil farm, 1111111 arrested by Con~
stable Allen Monday, charge with
keeping an unlicensed dog. The 0&80
was heard before Justice S. A. Purdy’.
The man claimed the dog was not
lilo. but. probable cause was found
agalnat him and he was fined 37 and
acute, the ‘wh‘oie amounting to $10.00. 1
a low dayu.
W—
Tho trial of Conrad Hawk, keeper
ot‘ the light at: Pecith ledge, Frederick
1111111111111, his uuulutulll. and Ferdinand
Heisman. charged with pulling lobster
pots belonging to Woutnort parties.
was heard bolero Justice Joseph Mor-
ton. ut Sausatnt'k. 'l‘uoaday.‘ Attorney ‘
John Keogh was attorney for the do-
i‘endunto and Attorney l-larry Show
wood. of Wootport, conducted the ‘
prosecution. The aceuocd ‘Were . found
guilty and bound over to the superior
court. Attorney Keogh objected to car-
vying it to a higher court. and upon
suggestion of monocular Sherwood the
case was reopened and a decision will
be modeled in a few (laya.
lilies (trace Sehoileid in about again
after her recent iiinoau. .
Mru. Frederick linrritt is spendingg
thla week at the shore.
Mina l1‘loronce \‘i‘heeiock was a vis-
itor in Weaiport yesterday.
Mr. and hire. l-Iugeuo Hendrix
entertaining illdaelleld relative-.11.
are;
l
A daughter baa (“filed in the immoi
of Mr. and {tire "ixuman i‘antieid.
-
Jamea 'l‘le’ddw'til. 111’ l‘alriiold. has
viaiied hi1». alum, ,‘iilaa Abbie 'i‘r;eud
: 1\ all L
1
who hag been:
la about.
M311. W i1.1“‘1 3513:"), ‘
ill with nervoua lllll'iil‘. 1iiou,
again.
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local irienda here attended the
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l.\ona l’ial'. 1. flood iliii and'
Eliiiddla District Bi‘lnmiu have cloned
, tor the 1111111111111,
The
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M111 it). i. Fweborn and aim-1.0. ll
(iaboino. oi Lustoa 111111111 yeniel‘dav:
.11 1111 Mra 11. 1:. (111111.11.
“ex.“ mm
ll. J. Mc(‘onkey won in Norwnlh
‘ycotorday in bring home a new horse.
purehaaed in New )‘nrk.
1
: Miss Annie McDonald baa returned
in Shelton. and Alisa Elizabeth l'on1
null will return to Rowuyiun 0h Sui-
lil‘dli)‘.
3 Mrs. James A. Smith. hilau \‘oslu‘
t‘aniuu. hire. Frank l1‘erri11. .‘iluaier
.Siauley Ferris spent yesterday in
, Bridgeport.
lug at M 1'11. .\lataol1‘a former home in
bloat bong Lulu dll-iii'iifl.
Mrs. (‘harlos iioizhnusou. who 1111-‘
dorn'ent an operation last week tor
“WM
8. S. Carver who is Spending the.
summer in C1111 (11l1,1\aoiiiiover-
night 111111111 youteidu) oi Mr. and M111.
1 Clarence Carver.
1 Mrs. Benjamin Warner. of Dan ‘
bury in in town. ausiatina in oariuul
for her stator. him. John human. who
continues tinlte ill
Mr. and Mrs. Granville Nichols and
daughter Miss Edna \‘lrhola. of Port
filichmond. Staten luiuud. are gnome
‘; 111 Mr. and Mrs. w 11. Finch.
‘ Among those from hero attending the
shi-eepionnlal uerricon ol’ the Greens
l [1‘ arms Congregational Chumh on Tues-
day were Rev. and .Mro. l). Moaeu.
inorge Libbey, Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
iii-adieu! 111111. and 111-11. 11. o. Fitch.
Mrs. Ebenezer Fitch. Elliott Penaeil
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. iiradioy. Mtge Lou-
ise Coley. Mina Annie i-‘ltch, W. (i.
ii‘itch Mro it. C \Villlamu. Mien Anna
itaalto.w.1il hunks. Mr. and Mrs. (3.
ii Beolleid.
The marriage oi Mina Madeline
Sturgel to Gould 1i. liodonberg, wan
solomnized yesterday afternoon at the
home of the bride. ilev. Dightou
Moses performing the ceremony. The
bride w J1 attired in white not' over
white 11 $1. with pearl trimming. with
a bouquet of bride roses and maiden;
hair torn. Miss Marjorie Gregory of
Brooklyn, 1 in white lace gown. was
maid oi- honor, while the bridesmaid
was Miss Annie Bonita of Weston. in
embroidered white initiate. The
groom was attended» by William _P.
Bottom of Brooklyn. on beat man.
The wedding march was played by
Mina Florence Perry, oi! Norwaik. the
bride being given away 1111.191
brother, Parley . C. ,Stargeo. of Nor-
wuik. The roomowore 11111131111111.1111 with
pink and white roses. ouraationo and
term. and alter the reception Mr. and
1 tare.
‘ Wilton. Moriden. Weston. .\
Alter the return from the Wedding
Gldver’s
“M1111. Hadouhor' Wore alienated with ‘.
color has come back.
you look old hglom your time. when you
HYETE-I"
SAGEWSULPHUa
HAIR. REMEDY
. «I It In Pomivoly‘cua‘romood“ to Réstoro
Faded and Grey flair to Natural Color
all diam" "so-called" Restorer. have tailed. don’t dive up hope. WWTH'S
SAGE AND SULPHUR HAIR REMEDY :1 trial. W
DANISH THOSE GRAY HAIRS!
Kill the Dandruff Gorms~;—5tbp_ flair Fallin‘
Thousand! 0! mothers are looking women—Their gray hair. he cone;
and with it a new growth 0! bolt. [ion-y. luxuriant hair.
can look you- you”: by ulna
u _upuoou¢od. you money will In iciindui.
”Grey Hair Restored
auxin my and filling out rapidly
a terrible itching o! the sell p.‘
fly but! up {all of motor, which tell
and kept me continually breaking it 11.
«hit to Rochester I heard of your Sage and Sulphati
Vol In no. not exactly
PROFIT» BY 01“”' EXPER'ENCB‘Q
Grew flair o‘nfi'Bnldiflud‘
m MVtmomn my 1111: ind be‘e'n
”this
no 1” motto
for the into I got a
cation «lined the Itching. my hair :10 pod
‘ out and dull cam back to it: mm color. It in fairly mud and hep: c in her.
mm a nag-11: byzown color. «it, PM”! and phobia. ! mu Imp on using it a while onset. u I
Smut of my “load- want to no t, and! not a gala. improvement.
has not you still mm me $113; gags? 3131111211 BACON,
Won. 00,911.. mtg}. 2.,
W"W
50¢; and $1.001 Buttlc‘-——At all Drug'giifi'
WhoesflotlccpltScnstiheMuhStam andWcWOl
n!” SedewoLar-gc numbness Prepaid ps.
‘ Wyeth Chemical Company
bottle and used it. A few Ippli-n
my clothe-
Wltilo on I
fall-
falling out and guttin
o! my head w“ on
month: ago I calmnencedy using Sage and Sui-
phnr. In Out bottle seemed to do come good
.dand I kept min: it regularly until now I have
met! {our bottle; The whole top of my head
14 conrunn'r‘onu‘l‘
The naturil
Whit Phould 1
Quitlrufl'u“d
MYI‘pplicl‘tioanomui
hi! the mono and left mm
m dun." white and mooth.‘
In. .11me £11.32)
quite thin until the top
arelybll About font
1
Now York Olly. EY.’
FOR SALE ANOSOEOOIHENOEO BY THE STILLOON-POWELL CORPORATION
trip to Niagara Falls and other
points of interest. The bride‘s travel—,
i111: gown was of a delicate shade oi”
gray. with planted hat to match.
Among the many beautiful wedding
Kills of silver. cut glass. rhino. (110..
was a check iol' 31.111 and several
handsome pieces of"‘household 11111111.
Guests included friends from
'11w Haven.
Wuiiinuiord. liroohiyn. New York.
Staten island. Nurwalk and Westport.
journey the happv couple will 110 lin-
incdiately to llrooitiyn to reside
w-“Doan‘a Ointment cured me of
eczema that had annoyed me a long
time. The cure was permanent." ~—
lion. 8. W. Matthews. Commissioner
Labor Statistics Augusta. Me.
THE 11111111:
LADIES ’
Pumps and Oxfords
an. LEATHERS
$2 to $4
White Canvas Pumps
$2 to $2.50
MEN’S
Patent Colt. Gun Metal
' and Tan Oxfords
BOYS’
The Harrison Clark Shoes for
Boys. Absolutely Solid
$1.50 to $2
Two Bram '
13. 13.511. 14. $4.511
1
TOWN MEETiNG NEXT MONDAY.
A upet-iai i(1\\‘il meeting wii be Iioid
in the Town Assembly Hall next Mou-
port and recommendations of
town in the matter of the town expel»
1.111. appropriations and tax 111111 for the
ensuing fiscal veal. and to acopt and
adopt the 51111111 or tulle «'11 h othti no-
i‘ on in the matter as the meeting may
deem advisable; to a1-1c1'111 .1~‘ :1 town
highway the road called Roosevelt
street. as laid out on a map at building
lots or lira. Elizabeth Claude on tile
in the ofllce oi the town clerk; to at»
rcpt as a town hizhway the road
known as Central avenue in Fos'er
i’arit. so called. as laid out on :1 map
to be presented to the meeting.
TRAVELERS
Liability Policies
Prater t
Automobile Owners
AOK US ABOUT RATES
.l. M. Layton 81 Co.
lNSURANCE AND REAL ESTATK
AGENTS
8 Railroad Ave" south Norwulk, Gt.
. i
day night at S o’clerli. to near the re-
the .
iioard ol' Estimate and Taxation of the
GENERAL HARRIS DEAD.
“'ASHlXGTON. June ids-With the
‘iiilng of his will here. yesterday. the
death of George ii. Harris, a former.
attorney general of Mississippi and at
one1 time a congressman from the
state. was revealed. Mr. Harris died
hero in a home for the indigent a few
weeks ago. aged 59 years.
1 OHIGHESIEO...£ii-L3
limit. sealed Izmir hiuegibbon;
a 0 Old
1 n"1".
taorir‘iihom .1111:
you: known as Best. Shim. Allow: ambit
SOlO BY Dill'iililSTS EVERYWHERE
a
David W. Raymond
iii North Main Street. South Namath
Rnidoneo. C Wuhinaion lined.
ToioShoM at office. m
Telephone at home. III.
1.131217%
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Let ‘ your , Dinner
Cook itself
OHIO
STEAM
COQKERS
Special Prices.
Until July lot
Horace R. Nash
11.111111 awash
Shierwnik
area
Make your porch cool. airy/poliitiy;
vote. Will int many unload.
Funeral Director and Embalmer : “v
Norwalk Chronicler