Ladies’ Dressing Sacqnes 81 Kimonos 250, 50c and $1.00 Also complete assortment of CHILDREN’S Romans at 25c and 500 E K BANKS MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK ' SOUTH NORWALK Charnok's advertivement contains some nterestlng Saturday prices. St. Mary's choir held a rehearsal last evening, instead of this evening. the ulsual time. i ; . . 'M . wLVadies may find a thoroughly equipped Hair Dressing Parlor. with skilled attendants. 102 Wash. St. A- line line of 111111 Goods matched cure-i 'fnliy. Hair work, Putts dressed. “The Beauty Shop. ” Buckingham Woman's Relief Corps No. 30. met yesterday afternoon. at which time routine business was the rule. Cockenoe Hayloft. No. 32 112. lieldi a regular business meeting last night. at which time routine business was transacted. The out prices in the ii(l\i£‘.i’ilt~‘t‘ilit‘lil The advice in the. advertisement. of the Price Clothing store should be in- lien by all young men. . There will be a. rehearsal this even- ing of the Royal Purple deg-rec of Ra- ' haosa Encampment. to he conferred at their meeting on June 32. Division No. 1, Ancient Order of ill- bernlnns. held a business meeting iiet‘ evening in the Wall street quarters, and transacted routine business. 1. with friends. ‘hcid. this afternoon. m m W‘WW 1 WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to- night. Saturday iuir arid warmer. probably followed by local showers. Moderate west to northWest winds be- coming variable. A. disturbance con- trol this morning over Eastern Kan- sas is producing cloudy and unsettled weather with local showers from Ohio- homa northeastward to Michigan. Pleasant weather prevails in other sec tions east of. the Rocky Mountains. The temperature continues high over the cotton belt. WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY Temperature: Low. (‘12; high. 09. Cloudy. At the meeting at Lincoln Council, No. 4. O. U. A. 'M.. which will be held this evening. the olilcers will he nomi- nated. ‘ M Ferris Morohouse. the well known architect. who has been confined to his home with illness for some time. was out again, today. whines Addison. t1 lormcr w-ell known Norunlk \oung man, who is now wail- er in the "Hotel Ansoniu in New York city, is nwnding 11 few days Ill town “—1....w...“ -— liasebnil, Amusement. Park. Satur- day. Noi'u'ulks vs. Ml. \‘ci'nons. Ail- mission 2:”. cents. Frank Nickiock. of idly avenue. was nrrntcd. 121:1: atoning. charged with 1111- suult and drunkenness. on the coin- piuint of his wife. The trial will be A meeting of the Knights of Colum- bus baseball team will be held. this evening. in the Cutlioiii (‘lub lionno in West avenue The presence of (:1 row member In earnestly requested. Miss Clara l1cnthei'lnnil. daughter of Chief and Mrs. Thomas Leniherliind. of Grandvlow avenue. has hurl a to of A. F. Beckmnnii & (.‘ompuny will I“ surely prove interesting to the thrifty housekeeper. Better read them beioref Wednesday she suffered a relapse purchasing‘your week and supplies. Sentinel want ads bring results. lapse and is quite ill at her homo. She had an attack of tonsilltis and wont. gout too soon with the result. that on Friends are extending sympathy. The members of Court Mahaciieino. AL...” 11‘. i. Jon‘s has received his Maxwell automobile from the Armory Garage where it was undergoing repairs of the damfie sustained in a recent noel. dent in Main street. The Connecticut State Manual and dtogister has been received by Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith in the usual allotment. and he is distributing them to the deserving ones today. I The directors of the Norwaik Board =of Trade are 'to' hold ‘11 regular busi- ness meeting in‘the Net-walk Club quar- ters on Tuesday evening next at which time quite a little business is expected to come before the meeting. Edward J. Reilly. who has conduct- ed the Black Rock Pharmacy at No. 2.835 Faii'tleld avenue, Bridgeport. has tiled a petition in bankruptcy in the United States court. He makes oath that he is not possessed of the filing fee of 830. His schedules. how~ ,ever,.show liabilities of 33,899.“ and of this amount. $3,296.71 is unsecured. . The assets available for creditors to . partition are $853. wDon't miss the sacrifice sale of 8. Fox's'entine stock of Ladies’ finite and Furnishings. 31 Main St. Norwalk. Souveniros with every dollar our lsr purchase. George VKeeler, succes- sor. : Mrs. Jeremiah 'Dornevl of Spring Hill is lying critically ill at her home an the result .51 o paralytic stroke which uh’o' suffered on Wednesday night. Mrs. homey was seated at the table with her dubsht"; when lind- deniy she wnI strickfe ,. Her entire left side is paralysed and fears are entertained regarding her recovery, A physician who was called. has made her as comfortable as polialiiio. but the family has sent for’dilitor Ursll’ne; oi Millard believing thitt the strobe No. 33 Foresters of America, held 11 very successful dance last evening. at Roton Point. The nettii was largely attended and was a flattering nuccess ”both ilnnncialy and socially. The young people who attended agreed that the (Foresters had lo‘st‘one of their old time tact in rolling occasions of this character. ——Get 9. 35 Safety Razor Outlit for 851:. See ad on Page Three. The Banner Bocinvalub held a very tolerating meeting. last evening; with Mrs. Frank Merriam. of 3 nutrition avenue. ”last Norwulk. The meeting was largely attended and a. very inter- esting program of entertainment was rendered. Later in the evening re- freshments were served and at a late hour. all deported to their respective homes. voting Mrs. Merriam a charm- ing hostess. IN MEMORY OF REV. C. LECK. Suffragan Bishop Burch, of the die cells of New York. will confirm a class at St. John‘s chapel. South Salem. at i O‘clock on the afternoon of Sunday. June 25. and at the same time the roar» hie tablet erected in that. church in memory of the late Rev. Charles M. Belleck who. for twenty- five years, conducted service in the parish. will be unveiled. In the evening of the some day confirmation will be held in at ' Paul's chapel, in Lowiaboro. The mm M. 82L- in that chapel, will also be "unveiled and a memorial service conducted. It which prominent clergyman will be present. Rev. Dr. Groavenor. dean of the Cathedral .of Eltnohn the Divine. will make the memorial address. ulmpuro blood runs you down—- molten you an only victim for organic diiisaiio. Burdock Blood Bitters purl- lies the blood-mourns the cause-builds roll up. The A a out it summer or winter. at an honest. price. not. no emu 5......” J COLLINS COMPANY 12113 NORTH MAIN STREET Old Walks Re-c overed RAYMOND BROTHERS BONNIE POULTRY FEEDS it you are raising chickens for pleasure too must not 111.1 without it. if you are raising chickens for profit you cannot affmil to be. with Every Day Scratch Food. plains and nihii out; and bone producing inaivu'lhnits that expo. 'ienm shuns are. bent adapted for iavink 111* it. contains nothing but nimii. grains that will keep the poultry healthy and vigorous. condition they will lay eggs. im' article on it does a good one. but tlioi'eo u grout diflcicnie in the result. and as our feeds areas good as there. 11111 made then; is no need of paying more than what no ask. wimionoinl» footie for horses. cattle and poultry. First in quality. last in uric 1.1. always in the minds of its custom- ers~llonnlo Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle" and Poultry .960 «136.75 76110 $1.50 .760 to $5.93 Nola $15.25 $1.26 to $4.25 Ilbolaolliootlonlauoll IJDIOlltthIdIIOIoUoOIV soU'rH NORWALK. , Flag. Asphnlt Gravel. Tar, . Concrete S Out Siratrh Food is minimised oi" It in 11 standard food for clean wholesome and in that. it caste just as much to fund an inter- We are iti.’ luulnrturing pure. utilch We am selling MANUEL ‘I‘ORO HATCH. PURE AND AGREEABLE to the taste. inviting no to incite. wholesome. nourishing. strength- ci1ing~nil that and much more is Ruppert‘s liner. Don't believe it Just because sunny so (for of course vile are interested. jusl try :1 low bullion for yourselves. “'11 any thin with confidence be- cause». the popular verdict was handed down long one in favor of liiipport‘s “our. Free Delivery i13vcryn'boro. Magnet 8. Flynn mortal tablet which has been placed 1 price. Telephone CHARLES BUEK. JR... Gen. Man-nor ’ Q11 iclt Delivery . by Automobile 1 I All runltil ill: in». hardball! lirel it . 1111th 1111.111 indict COAL COAL We have a large stock of high or ado fresh mined (k111i ready to deliver 1 for next winter's comfort. and we gun rantoe satisfaction as to quality andl Call and examine our cont be fore you leave your order elsewhere. Agent for Maxwell. Columbia. Hupmoblle. E. M. F. AUTOS The Amory Auto Co. STORING . REPAIRING SUPPLIES Connecticut and West Aves. NorWnlk, calla .......—...~.~.. m nu... ma..— .1.— m .. — Mummwm W...— 1.. m P not to get into the Congressional race is some of tho leaders. have anything m The following excerpts from tho ‘ committeemuns statement will he oi: interest: . “But should Mi. Hill decide finally he isn’t golnglto be allowed to retire to private life by any 11.61.111.411 the leaders of the Republican party, that to any aboutlt. Youe'see there are plans on root to get the gubernatorial nomination for him. Now if Cow grassland ililliwere nominated for gov» ernor that opposition that has came to the trout among the farmers of his own district might not show itself. These farmers might really be enthusiastic for him for governor in order to get ltlm out of the congressional field. it would, in my judgment. make a strong man for governor. “Yes, 1 have heard about the mayo- ment to put nVflNew Haven man in the field for governor by the Republicans of that city. But let me tell you that it is about. time for New Haven. and. for that matter, llarttord. too, to give way to. some other section of the state in this gubernatorial matter. “Wily. in New Haven. or New lla- von county. the Ropubiicaua have had several nominees for governor in re. . er gubernutlorni nominees up Hartford: way. All good men. to he sure but it[ must not be forgotten that there are spots on the map of Connecticughat might be ambitions to name 11 'en nor once in a while New Haven Discord. t “Then loot. til the cundltioun in New Haven iii 213’" present time. The ltc ; piihiicune are pretty sure to have in scrap on there. and there are Militia" lion's already there that the fight is on between Republicans who like to rice Judith Studio“. named for umeruox and those Republicans who think that the nomination should go to Linton i not Governor Blukouioe. .1 “To toil \ou lllt' truth i don't think there uouidlhe an opposition of any account in tile nomination of llill for governor except that. which might come from United States Senator; lirnniiogce and his following. They. don‘t lilac llili because he is nuppos-f ed to be a stumbling block In tho. poliv tidal pathway of llrnndcgoo. [int ev- en the lrandugcc clement might am to ibcmuslves that putting lull in on gut other would be bottling him cent years. They have had governors. 1. . To Rent Fer Sonimer ~- Season 11. SONNENBERG PIANO co. (3.... a. a! "to Terms will meet. your approval ':: 104 WashingtonISt. HOW ABOUT PAINTING your auto? overhauling? Wheels? mlngs or slip covers wrong with the engine or trans- mission? you the next time your car re ' nulren attention. pert auto mechanics and under-- stand all makes. W. A. Banford; 7 42 NORTH MAIN ST. Phone 130 Top or body need New trinr Anything Let. us figure with. We are ex~ 1 PORT CHESTER Merrill SummerSchool. July and August Session 8 a. in. to 12 m. STAMFORD SOUTH NORWAL up for thct line being at least 1 Week: Talked of. I "Of course thc1 o is some little talk of or (Ju'ttlrlilll W coke, of .‘lliddliown. being nominated for governor. iio. you know that be made a very good 'govornor. made a lot of friends and that, it great many Republicans in this state would like to see him put. back in the gubernatorial chair? Weeks was; at. a man who made mum tholiiicnl enemies and be retired from the one ciitlvc chamber 11 very popular individw~ uni indeed. [i‘iiorc are some Repnbil . cans leaders who have their eye on; HARRIS 181 GANS CO. (18 Water Street and Flanders 'PHONE 1126 , Day, or Night, . i’ 1 1.1.1111. fair days- 11111. will be spread . mayor. Weeks an a strong man to run in at the right moment whore there may be a lot of wrangling Republican fuc- tions in the stole over the gubernator- lill issue. "But all in all i think Mr. llill will be the very best man to name fort governor. \cu, l have heard the talk‘ that be doeun‘t want the gubernator- lnl' nomination and that he couldn't be induced to get into the race. Nev- ertheless Mr. Hill is 11 patriot. and if the Republican party calls him to the gubernatorial tield you will find that he will answer in the affirmative." OILING NORWALK STREETS. m Tarvla Being Spread on East Bide of East avenue by Mr. Duffy. Street Commissioner Edward Duffy. of Norwalk, has the oil wagon Working full tilt on East avenue spreading tan- .varis on the east side. The west side of the street has been oiled the entire length and it is expected that the east side will be completed by the end of this wool: 111111111 thousand more gallons of oil A has been ordered by the City of Nor- walk for further oiling of the princi- pal thoroughfares. Cross street will probably receive a share. This 11th 0! road is usually dusty at this time and muddy in the winter. Mayor Eid- ' ward 5.111111111151111 spoke of “last night after hearing in the council chamber and 'said' something should be done Mr. Daily in planning to put it in good shape All the way through. he told the Loomlii street has been graded by the force of men. under Commissioner bully and is a credit to hint. He will complete grading Spring Hill 111.111... 1 oilln‘k of East avenue. ' ‘ » 1.11. not been able to use on rat. fur. both oil weapon have been in use 1111.1 till noon its the m can be secured 0.15. Jackson ' Optician Everything in the Optical Line Eyes Examined Free I as WALL smear NORWALK. PHONE 438. The term has a car oil oil that they ‘ WWW- Saint Nicholas Ale of whato. good Ale ought to be. The most perfect product of the braw- . or“: skill; appetizlnz and healthful. V - The best Ale tor household use he " ‘ cause or its purity and nourishing qualities.» joy it Mont: lndla Wit-rt High Grade f ELMER E. CASE 40 Water [tr-at. W«1.m.m. ....... 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