‘, 250, 500 and $71.00
Also complete assortment of
CHILDREN'S ROMPERS
, at 25c and 506
'E. K. BANKS
MAHACKEMO *HOTEL BLOCK,
SOUTH NORWAQLKW f“
u
.. M, ..
Mrs. Clarissa B. Botanic spending
a few days with Miss Georginnu'Clin-
, ton, at her cottage at Hurbor View
Beach.
1 tit-Undies may find to. tholoughiy
_ equipped Llalrmteesing Parlor, with
skilled attendants. 102 Wesh. St. Al
fine line of Hpiridoods matched core- 2
xnliy Hair Work, 'Puite dressed, "The
Beauty Shop.”
ClnrenceAehton, of New York, 11
former Norwalker, was in New (:11-
nnan. over Sunday, storming with Dr.
G. B. Keeler. 7‘ ‘ j
i
7 Mr. and Mrs. John E. Jones. of 295
7‘1“ Main street. has been entertaining Mr.
”arid Mrs. R. .l. Buser, and (inughter, of
Paterson‘, New Jersey.
Mrs. 11‘. 10. Gates and granddaughter.
Mien Snruh Lawrence. of iinvilnnd
'ntreet, have gone to West. Brook to
spend several weeks.
Harry Ferriahwho hos been visiting
.‘ his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles ll.
Ferris. of Washington street, 711.13 re-
‘turned to his home in Boston, Museu-
chusetts. 11’ '5‘ .. v‘ 1. ""7. '1. ». ~ :7». I ,
1.
,. ——Fancy Bands, Straw Huts. Cl‘il'rieu.
B. F. PollardfofPlniniield, a retired
railroad engineer, has been spending 11
few days 111 the home of friends in till-
. dent of that section.
M.“—
Mrs. A. Schwartz and daughter, Mrs.
‘ N. D. Johnson, of New York, have 111011.
ping at the Hotel Mu‘huckemo the punt
week, the guests of their blothet.\ \-Vil
llum J Donuelly, the night cloth
The priests who have been in retreat
' ntMn11resn institute Keyncr'e inland,
left enrly this morning for their vnri-
one parishes. 'l‘hele were 1r )0 in the
party, including Bishop John .1. Niiau,
of Hartford!
Olin H. Younse. ot Livingston ulreot,
has successfully passed the examina-
tions of the state board of dental com-
minolonere in Maryland, and this week
hon been in Hartford, taking the Con-
nectlcut examinations.
' W
litre. Lawrence A. Douglaua. of Low
street. entertained her Sunday Cinch.
oi twelve boys, of the South Norwulk
Congregational Church, at her sum.
mcr cottage. at Hnrbor View Beach,
Thursday afternoon, A jolly - good
time was enjoyed.
W
Rev. 8. H. v. Gumbo. the former pau-
tor of the Knight Street A. 'M " [0.
Church, who hull been visitin in town
tor the past few dayo. having come
here to attend the production of “Lin-
noln’i Proclamation," in the Town
"~cl1uhotts where he is now located.
ONCE lN 'FlFTEEN ' YEARS.
' . first made known.
7. dumblo quality.
1 lo the proof.
’ : cause you mohomohr‘ly oneholt mono
by adding it of 11 million olhi
need 'to repaint ‘for' u
or», The L. o M Pure Points, Vernieh
on and Points for (1qu purpose, for
sale by Chen. Iii. Dow, acuizh Norwnilt;
mm, w. n. Guyor e coda, withstood
Northrop Bron, 8906111101?
3 night; sunday une'ottlod wonther. pro-
‘ ward to Ohio-in the eta‘teenorth of
portion of the Lake region. New Eng-
ilnnd and tho eustcrn'poniion of the
work, this morning.
, vermine, having been a former resi-i
Aldembiy Hull. returned yesterday M7
ternoon to Leo and Sheffield. Measu-
7 Thirty-live yearn-“think o: it. thirty-
iive your: aim. when 1.. it ill. Point. was
It then needed time to prove it!
It hue done it now, 111111 in: intro 11:11
Costa about $1.00 per gallon. hoe
11111119611 oilii
‘ to each gallon of pain 111111 you won't
111115 your: "*
Longmun 10 Martin”. monulnctu'rf
Hubboli 1h Staples, l-ihrd‘wuro 011;. Nor-
witn'run'ft PoRE'CAs'i‘.
For Woman; undivicinlty: Fair to
bably ohowers. Moderate variable
winds The disturbance thot wee con
tral over Kahuna ventelday morning
has moved slowly east-word .nnd
now control oyel lillnoiu. it nonpro-
duoed duringtho lust 24 houre cloudy
and rainy weather iromColorado east-
Okiehomn and Arkansas. ShoWore
were also reported from the eastern
cotton belt. .7 The temperature oontin-.
nes high in the southwest. Oklahoma
City reported 106 degrees and Kansas
City, Mod 100 degrees.
.WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY
Temperature: Low, 62; high. 72.
Cloudy. ~
James J. Cornell, of Ridgeueld, was
11 recent visitor in Norwnlit, whore he
formerly recide'd. ' .
._
George Decker, of South Norwnik,
paid a visit to his aunt. litre. Thomas
Jones. in West Norwnllt, recently.
The. Cherry A. t). baseball team of
Dunbury, will line-up against the
Knights of Columbus loom in Noru‘nlit,
on Sunday”
General Contructor J. B. Raymond
in making repairs to the lloch'und hoint-
i111: apparatus owned by the li‘fli‘i'lti
Coal Company.
"'."',‘i77
now-afl- not:
.nnvcuny
11‘. .7111.“
~7Fouol 11 1111111111111
12-18 NORTH MAIN 8'1'RIIT
“IS
7 r If you are raising chickens tor pl
‘ 1L
out it.
show urn bent lldnpiod for laying it
summer or winter
condition thct will lay edge.
in nu honest pt ion.
11
uh wind 1111.111......so2& to 016
The A J. COLLINS COMPANY
" , oouru nouWALK.
Flag, Asphalt,
”nun...“ 930WW175
............ 750 to $1.50
onlonooofi‘luoo 150710.549'8
dicta $5.25
.125 to “-25
unconn-
.qgounu.
'1
‘ , , h light in his workaholic at Rodruth
Gravel
Concreter'
. Old Walks Re c0vered
"R AY M 0 ND B R70 T H E R S
BONNIE POULTR¥ FEEDS
ensure You must not be nithoui
if you are raining chickcnu for protit 3.1111 cannot chord to ho uith
Every Day Scratch Food. Our Strutch Food is «nlulluuvd of
grains 11nd other elm 11nd bone producing ingredients that 1111111 Hence
ens. It in u ulunxiuld {111111 for
it conluius nothing but good, t:,ieun wholcsome
grains that will keep the poultry heuliln and vigorous. .md in that
it coutu just on mlli ii to food no inter-
lm‘ lullcle on it does- 11 good one, but theme 11 grout diffura. nor. in the
result 11111! on our feeds are no good 11:1 them 1111- luudr- there hi no
1 need oi‘ pining more than what We null; We are tunnniau lurinu pure
, uholosonu- foods for horses rattle and poultry which Wt are selling
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality. last in price. elven in the minds of it! contour
err—Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Home. Cattle and Poultry
. . limo
111th
The New York" (in Light Compony
Got That Price from 1824 to 10281.
The drill incorporated goo company,
woo the National Light and Heat Gout-r" ’,
oi! England, ostubliohed in 1800, ‘7
urine the first sao' company we!
incorpofhtod in Baltimore in 1818.‘
the mound One in Boston in 1802 and
the next one won the New York Gal
Light Company. incorporated in 1823.
Prior to 1830 the can bunium at
this country 'ivau nominal, but the
price, probably won, responuiblc for
lie 510w development. Alfrom 1824 to
1828. onyw»"Moody.‘s Magazine," the
New York (inn Light Company sold
In to consumers at the rate 0! 7010
o thousand cubic teat.
The first; nrtiiioiul illuminating so:
woe produced in England about 1120
one a. practical test made. in that.
your the Earl of Dundonald o: Scot.-
lnnd arranged an apparatus by which 7
he lighted his castle with gun. The
lnghem. England. introduced gas an
odd Cornwall. "
As Mr. Murdock won tho that man
to reap any commercial benefit from
the discovery of thence oi llium'lhht-
lug goo, he may properly be mcré‘dib
ed as the father of modern public
utilities. In 1813 London Bridge
was illuminated by gas, and llva years
later gas was in general use through-
out the main port of Londdn.
Handkerchiei Game From itaiy.
A writer in a French review points
out that tile hnndkorchict does not
come to us from China, as hoe been
generally received. but from ltoly.
it in only 360 years ago that the hund— ,-
korchief of a Venetinn'lndy who con- -
eiderod a great curiosity The bond—
korchlef crossed the Alps and was re-
lceived with great favor ut the court’ ,
to! France.
‘ Handkerchiefs were then mode 0!
Icnmbric or lawn 11nd bordered \v'th
Venetian or Alencon lute. Under;
THonry ill. oi Fro-11cc the mullet was '
l introduced. The liuntlorchief was
taken into Germany 11 little later and
was known on tho i'l‘nzciietin;"‘eftorl
lilo itulluu name. Only persona oi.
iquulity used it and on. edict in 1696
111‘” published at broaden intordicb,
log the use of the
111110111; the trnding clusscsé—lmndol:
Globe. '
Apples Without Cores.
The steam lighter ituncoknn iii din
charging it cnrgo or plueier ut Rhy-
mond Brothele‘ docks, off Victor street.
South Norwulit. .. 'l
‘4
William Kcyuor. who Illlfl been-'con-
111193 to his 11311111 with illness, in able
to he About: unniu nud reuumed llin
”LAW...—
Mius Mny indie. of New York city.
7 who has spent severul days with Nor-
17 walk friends. will return home the first
purl of next Week.
——(let a 35 Safety unzor .Oulflt for
BBC. See ad on Page Three.
A eluted communication, of Old
Well Lodge, No. 1118,.1‘. and A. ’31., will
be held at its roomo, Tuesday evening
at 8 oclock.’1‘thL-A‘7. degree will be
worked.
The Royal Purple degree was ro~
lloaraed last evening by Kubaosn En-
campment No. 9. l. 0. 0. R, in untici
potion of the coming visit of Grand Pu
triurch Karl L Winter, at Weterbill‘s'.
which will occur on June 2nd.
Ill. K. Austin, mnnofier of the Fair-
neid County Dairy Company, is to
noon move into No. 8 Arch street with
his fumliy from New York city. The
house in receiving the attention of a
force of decorators.
in Norwalk, last week, there were
ninetobn soles of real estate. and men-
gagee recorded to the amount of 05,000.
‘For the second week in June. 1010,
there were fifteen trunotere of prop-
erty, and mortngngea of 863.285.
Sentinel want ads. bring resulto.
The office force of the Yale it 'I‘owne'
Lock Company, in Stamford, will have
dinner at the notion House, today.
Motormun Mayhew and Conductor ill.
K. Norton will he in charge of the trol
ioy our which will take the party to
Dorion' a.
Afternoon Club, hold 11 huoineuu mach
ins, yenterday afternoon. at tho,home
of the pmoldent, Mrs. Lawrence A.
Douglas, in South Nor'mllt. The pro-
gram for the coming season it being
prepared. _
purchased from Willloiu Guthrie, of
Biluermine, a line piece or property at
glue Point. Thfl'l‘é. is an excellent house
on the property and it in undemoud
thot the new owuer will have today 1111‘
prominent: made; . . 7
I
‘ 7 lllt‘k‘ Delivery
7 77 ml...” ,"
The executive bourd of the Friday '
'Jntnoo ill. ilubboil, oi Norwallt. hull '
' PURE AND AGREEABLE
to the tunic. Inflilnu nu io'iooilu,
wholesome. nouriuhiuu. strength
citing nil ihnt 11ml unnh more
in iluptlerl'e licol lionl 111.111.1111
it junt because no 11111 no (for
of course. We are inter‘clitcd 311111
in n feu ll'oilicu for iotri‘aelieu
“'0, any thin Milt confidence he
canoe the populnr verdict wun
handed down long 11311 in lover
of llupimi‘i'u llocr.
lt‘l‘ve Delivery Everywhere.
Almost ei‘cryhody llllfi henrd “10';
story of tho boy who asked his com-'
punlon for the core of his apple, to
which reorient the companion mod.
the historic remark: "There ain't.
goiu‘ to he no core." Now Justice of
the Peace ilnvid [hub of Cliftord,’:
iBnrtholctnew oouhiy,"huu an apple
tree 11nd that tree ileum nppion. '
Should uuy person unit for the core of
an apple from the tree he would be:
:doomed to dirnppointmcnt. because
the apples do not have (0M5.
Juntilo linrh hull brought some of
tho npplm to fine lit: and exhio led
them. lie unyn the. tree that board1
the applet: never blooms in the spring,
Magnet 8. Flynn
but through some fruit prom.“ it,
beers npplon the name us other trees. '3
price.
Telephone
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REPAI
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CHARLEO BUBK. in,
den. Monoqgr
(it hroiouttd
COAL COAL
We have 11 large stock of high gr mic fresh mined Cool much to deliver
for next winters con1iort.11nd no. unnmutoe untiufncilon 1111 to quality until blnnket. 011 MS
Call and examine our can! before you leave your older elsewherel
HARRIS 8t GANS CO.
(18 Witter Street
Agent for Maxwell. Columbia. Huprnobile, E M. F.
and Flanders
AUTOS
.The Amory Ante Co.
3 STORING.
RING
LIES
Cannect'lcut and Went Aves
NorWalk, Conn.
’PHONE 1120
Mm Niel-t . .
7 This Coupon Willi $1
Those Apples are without a core and
they are also seedless. mindlunupollo7
News. 7
l
m.
A Moon Hunter'- Miotuko.
’A llurtlund hunter starting out.
after 11 deer one tiny recently put of
home before he put?
on the humans so that the animal‘,
would he Worm. Arriving Allin likely '
place be tied the horse beside a
wood road and went into the Woodl.
Ho had not travelled in: when ho
time): an old road.
Following this for about .1 mile
he now in the 111mm. what he took
to be a moose clouding in the reed.
Toxins careful him he iii-ed and Will
much pleased to see the uninnl foil.
no ruched up and found he had killed
lilo own house. The well: home mo
.1 long mrxenneboo Journal. -
Counter Diplomuoy. ]
"i think you will like this goods.
modem " urged a salesman in o Euclid
avenue shop. "it is Just the thin: to:
o stout. middle used Indy."
"Blri” uhuenlod the customer in 3‘
logo. The clerk now his fun: pol
and recovered himself quickly.
“Portion. me,” he chilled. "1 rule
tool: you for tho'youns lady who VII!
in hero. yesterday looking for nome-
thios for her grandmother. Now that
i look at you min. i see that this
who on older pol-Ion. new. it you
on buying" for youroolt. no how
”nothing ‘ovor 11m 111%" , ,
i
6.0911! 1.000 Pound acumen-1o '
. (ilydo Loloor oopturod I record
braking ntumoou in tho Columbio
aim. The duh weighed 1,000 pound-
uni rumored ten mi and live inched
in length.
Honor 1111141111 tho oturruon 1111111110
hooded. The homo opened at noon
and the hi; one the mhorhlon‘o
mutton bought 111' the comm since
' pineal: doyuw‘vduoouvor oormpm
dollop Portlluld (lanolin. 7
' Ayn-violin than in Holy.
' who 15111111111 Ainorloen‘ mode dildo" , '
on. but! ‘
u in much lover in mo.
comely 1111‘; u nompupor in bond
without undid: therein «homo
111111111 with Amoi‘lcon torsion“ con
.1 ,
Wild tor crater 11... inc curtain."
on 11 no {Grill 1111 null-1:11 ,
to Marielle
For Summer Seastm
by one Dr. Halos, but not until 1788 :
‘ M SONNENBERGC
“co
handkerchief . '
Terms will meet
your approval
104Wasl1ington St
Phone "30'
PIANO
HOW ABOUT PAINTING
'your auto? Top or body need
overhauling? Wheels? New trim-
mings or slip covers Anything
wrong with the engine or trans-
mission? Let us figure with
you the next time your car re-
quires attention. We are ex-
pert nuio mechanics and under-
stand all makes.
W. A. Hanford
42 NORTH MAIN ST.
Merrill SummerSchool
July and Aughst
Session 8 a. m. to 12 [11.
PORT CHESTER STAMFORD SOUTH NORWALK
E W...
O. B. J ackson'
Optician
as WALL eraser
~ NORWALK.
PHONE 4311.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free I
tint notch. The 11111: fought for how
out hours. it in cold to b8 the turnout ,
-mw”. ..
ELMER E. CASE
W. Fl. THOMPSON
Toquet Special Meter
The latest and most careful design
in the make-and break, two—cycle type.
All part6 are exceptionally easy or
access, and can be adjusted without ro- '
moving engine from foundation.
Single Cylinder
Rated With
Model HP. Carburetor
1‘1 “ 2% 078
J gli- 98
Double Cylinder
7 100
10 205
The. Specialty Manufacturing 77C0.
40 Water ail-out, South Norwaik. Conn.
I O
Stunt Nicholas Ale
'l‘o taste it given you a new idea
of what a good Ale ought to be. The
moat perfect product at the brew-
ere chill. uppotlulnx and healthful.
The beat Ale for hounehold use ba- .
cause of its purity and nourishing ' ‘
Aquuliitleu. Thole it once, you’ll en-
Joy yéAfiTlLLANO J1 IlAliDANi
Agent. Indie Wharf High Grade 7 ‘
~ floor 1 .
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