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Try. Some of our Specialties
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Home-made‘Candy .
All Kinds of
Bread, Cake.and
Pie
Orders promptly filled for Lane‘s
Ice Cream
F. A. LANE
61 Washington Street,
South Nor-walk
The 7:30 trolley for Bridgeport split
the switch in Willi street this morn-
ing, but did not jump the trucks. The
car was delayed but a moment.
Mrs. Robert, G. Haniord, of Holden
avenue, is to entertain u large number;
of her friends on at her home on uextl
Wednesday afternoon, at a bridge pur-l
1y.
. Street Commissioner Edward Dni‘l‘y.i
of Norwnik, expects to complete the
oiling of the cost side of East avenue
this afternoon. (in Monday he will
start grading Spring iiill avenue.
Buckingham Post, No. 12. (l. A. it.»
completed arrangements [or theirl
strawberry festival to be held on June
28th at their last evenings meeting.
Other matterg of routiuemusinoss nlgo
come up for discounted. ‘ "
Prolapsor Whiter Holt. oi? New Cun-
aan, well-known in Norwnik, is nble to
be out after a recent illness of puen~
mania, which followed up attack of
acute indigestion. Professor iiolt Is it
professor in the Drew Theological col-
lege in New Jersey.
w—SMO Pannmue. O'liricn.
It is reported that the lightning
of yesterday afternoon struck it large
tree in Woulport. ii. is itiFlO acid that
it coursed :i hire in Morgan nvcnnoIto
brook und no burn: down sputtering in‘
a puddle of Wiilt'l‘. it was an electric
light \vlrtI und wus ropnirt-d‘ by loop
from the compuuy.
m
'l‘htI homo ni’ hire. .iouoph Mill‘ioll. oi
(lrconn Forum, is. it) he tho MENU! oi’ un
ileum oi Cutholic Union
automobile moot this. ul'lor.no0n when
pcopic ol‘ prIomim-nte from thin not. lioni
will uuthcr ill but bount'ilni residence
in uulomoblleu. 'l‘hc purly will be uni.
quo in (Ivory tlctuil und cevcrnl pvoplcl
from \‘olwulk huvc locoivod inviiu- I
tlonn.
W
C. (,3. ltcuuleu, or Wull street. driver
ior F. A. Mitchell und Company, wan
cnuuhi in the storm of yesterday of.
torlioon ill 'l‘uitoncko. llo hhd quilo a
limo iwi'orc he could get under cover
and ruporlu lhui hull sioneu as iuruo nil
«mull lion's cxgu foil in that loculliy.
The wind Will; of tho whirling variety,
and he thought for u moment Illlut he
was going to be picked up bodily und
curried nwuy.
Tomorrow lluroid ltitndlu, of blunt
.fNorwulk. and Thomas 5!. Wont, or Nor.
Iwuik, will start. on u too dnys’ trip for
tho nouib. They will go to New York
city tomorrow, from which place they
will embark on u Morchunt and Min»
orn' otenmuhip for Norfolk. Va. fi‘liey
will tour about Virginia and vicinity
hetero returning home rind have prom.
iced iiootnl‘curda to their friendo by
the halo.
, W
mLawn party, to be given by tho
primary department and 13. Y. P. U. at
ii. N. baptist Church. Tuesday, June
20, nttornoon and evening, lit home at
William Buttery, 27 Merwlu 8t. Tick.
eta lilo. including utrawberrios and
ice cream.
Tree Warden Joseph Cornell,
1mm otreet. has completed the
work or spruying the our on the
Nowell: Green, Union Park Ind the
city park at the Junction of Matt and
Bullion avenues. 'i‘lie Work was com
photon impure yesterday oitornoon's
north in enough time to dry before
the rain conic, which would have motto
Oi "
VINOI:
The " modern TONIC 'REOON-
STRUCTOR, containing the medic-u,
inal extremities of Fresh Cod Liv-
ers, with Peptonnte or iron.
Sold only by
F. H. BAX‘I‘ER
by
Anderson's Launch Works
Launches and Boats
Of all kinds promptly built
Boats For Sale
All kinds of Repairing giving Ipocial
attention
Oyster Shell Point, Norwsik
Today is the 136m, anniversary of
the Battle of Bunker Hill.
Goorge. Cockefur, of Norwalk, hnn
been quiltI ill nt his home for u week
past.
William lunch, of Mott avenue. is
spending ihe day in New York city on I
business.
l’luns for n duneo were begun inst.
evening at a meeting of the imsebnll
Council. _
Knights of Columbus.
Fuctory Inspector George 1.. Mc-
Lean hub ordered :1 fire oscupo on 11
clock inctory in iiiiddlctown and one
on a large narrow but factory in Mil»
lord.
The QXQCliLlVQ board pi the Trolley-
mon‘s Union, Norwnlh local held it bus. ’
noun meeting lust evening ut the home
of Howard Knapp, of Riverside an»
nue, und transacted routine business.
~Ilingliuh Golf Caps. O‘ilrlen.
The hiphwny committee or the Nor-
wulk council and Engineer (3. N.
Wood export to not together the curly
purl of next week to lily out ("rose
street as authorized by Thursduy ovo-
uing‘s heurlng.
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During the hurd Rliuwm )l'HN‘HJHV
afternoon linhtninu ntrulh irollny (Ilil
\‘o 120 in North Main utrm-i, ncur:l
Marshall street, mid burned out iim'
motor, The irolth crow, ni‘ler u lowl
minutes” dolny. succeeded in limiting
rcpniru. ‘
W i
Contractor lhmicl F. 'l‘oonioy nt‘
.\mwuik. huh completed ulndinu (ml 3
ul ii root item North 'i‘urlur avenue to
the lie Mile lilut liiidgc 'lhlu con i
tlml in among the sel'Iciui lot out by"
the (with town of the town. The limit
hue been well done and in u credit to
tho contmrior.
bl. .iIl. (llovcr, u'llh hill automobile.
took .iohu ll. liluininu, (iyruR i’nrkil
uud llll‘uul Pinyin in lulto \‘l‘nccuhnc
youtorduy on u duy's iluillng trip. 'l‘hct
uuurtniio returned with many lliill
utorhIR hud nioo u ilnorulrh of porch
uiui buuu. liud they not brought buck
llli.‘ iiuh~-~hul they did.
”(lot it all Surety Razor Quint for .. -
8130. bios ad on Page Three.
ii. (i. Shudder. rcllel‘ culihior oi the
Armour lice: Company. who now to
llluno ulicr plncn relieving (Inehlcru on
vu‘ontlonn, and who hue been unbutiiul-
inn for (l. M. Mitchell ol‘ the local
brunch during his wedding trip, will
learn Monduy i'or i’oimlikopnio for u
wook'n nlny. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell
urc expected buck thin evening.
The regular morning of Old Woil
(ituumundory, No. 958, United Order of
the {tuition (irons, woo bold hunt oven-
ing, in the lodge rooms in Washington
utreot. It nines oi Mo was initimtod and
routine luminous was transacted. This
meeting marked the closing of the
charter. After the meeting a uoclnl
hour was enjoyed and ice cream and »
cnke were served.
Liotiomiro Bruttumoao complained to
Oiilcer Thurman Dornoy last evening
that Harold Wood, or Fniruold ovo-
nue’, had hunch him no he passed with.
out provocation. Officer homey escor.
ted the whole crowd there being a
number oi iricndt with each youut’i
mm oi the time, to the police station
when “Buttons” declined to prom tho
. svevéutv
VALL
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“o the Young ‘ Man
About to raduate
Blue serges are appropriate suits for this auspicious
«cesium—and we’d like to show the young man about to
graduate the hobby lines we have purchased with this
event especially in mind.
The blue serge makes a beautiful dressy and good
feeling garment for the graduating exercises and following
this you how: the ideal suit for summer wear.
See the Strong values we show at $10. with better ‘
grades at $15 to $25.
FURNISHINGS FOR THE GRAUDATE.
Your attire will be complete if the needed fur.
nishings are purchased hereuShirt, Collar, Neck—
wcar, Hose, Cuff Buttons,
rightly priced.
Scarf Pin-nail arer
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-4m suitable for business or pleasure
and gives the maximum of satisfaction.
We have provided exceptional values at Sm 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.
The New Store
24 Wall St., Norwalk.
PW
TWO STORES:
14 South Main St. .
South w
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«Large Soft Crabs"
Live Lobsters, Round 8: LongaClams
All Kinds oi Fresh Fish
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 103. .
FREE
4!:
16 and 150.
Wash Belts
10c and 25c
WHITE KiD BELTS. 50c.
SARATOGA LINEN COLLARB,
NECKWEAR in Fichuo. Yokes.
Jabotl. Block Collars,
and Lawn Dutch Collin.
88 Washington 8!.
Sandwiches
and
Beer
r\li' :7
MW \ rut
hunt oi ilu-
Lace
Tel. 443
DELIVERY.
moat urccptuhlt
runihiu. itiun at this. iinu oi
no lllillt‘i' the
(in) m tvrninu
\\ t‘ «in not ”(fill ill be '.tIr but
“t‘ have (‘tt‘r'tllllilg utItIc.
sury to niukc u pcricri
Sitiltht'lt‘ll.
'l‘hcrc iv. ham etrdiuII
. , .( L3,
J. I. Mallette imlngnu. corned licci‘.
(formerly Minn Dew-on) saloon rtvciot lI‘itIiich
sprain purrc tic itiitI Is urns
shrimps. «rub nicni. \urious
cliccsrs. litilllt'illlt‘ nud iin~
-. i pmiui; jams, jellies s, mur~
iiiuinden and the host
lll‘iillill-l of '(lcrniun nius~
Income $25
Expenses
Result
income
Expenses
Result «- Happiness
Wm (
One Dollar starts a
Savings Account lot
the, V
South
liil'iln.
illlil plain.
$26
Misery
in rciiuhcs ivc linvc cv—
cry kind imported
from chow chow in glass to
the intent in bulk; this in-
cludes olives both stui‘icti
pickle
()nr superior brands of
Ceylon indie and Japan
" tens make the finest iced
icon in the loud.
- 525 John ‘ PT
one
324 Go 373‘3
38‘" 13 Railroad Ave.
s
ing the child kneel
touches. ‘
length tor a c
in ileum
ji‘he dildculty in banning the little
girin' nkirtii can be overcome by hav-
on‘ the liner and
marking the flirt all around Where it
The turned-up hem will be
"that below the use bend, and it! a good
ti up to 8 your: or use.
_ , Bungle muscle are the intact om
_‘ in tho wgr varying Allahlilildb. A Wit-lino
all “m claim
I.
Believed that the New iiysitunE .
- the latter proposnl was utterly impou-
ixuiuiius u
liii iiiiili sun
m.
'Wiii Meet With Favor When
. It is understood
Seldom-ban the board of helical visi-
to": been more nevorely critieiued or
(more unjustly so than during the past
few weeks, since it came out that the
members had decided to take it blind
in the method of examining theae pu~
pils who wish to enterlhe high school.
Ever since the high school was entail l
,ilsed in The Norwallts there has been
more or less criticlum on the part of
runny as to the methods employed in
examining pupils for entrance into the
higher studied. it bus been alleged
that layontiam hurl been shown and it
has been claimed that the exumlna-
tions have been either too diilicult or
too easy. in fact there has always been
more or loss criticism.
Finally, the principals. or u muiority
of them, appeared before the board of
school visitoro and. requested that the
members of this body devise some way
by which the entrance cxumiuntions
could be held in it proper and fair mun-
uer and which would meet with the
demands of the critics. To do the for-
inor wuu [i0rl8llll8. but to accomplish
Islble.
After much conuhierutiou and
thought the board hilt-l decided to adopt
The Place to Trade
“A. F Beckmann & Co.
Cut Price Grocers
UNEEDA BiSCUiT. per package. .. . . . . . . . .. ........... '. . . . . . iii/go
NABiscos, RED eRAHAMs, aocuu. TEAS, pac’kage ...... Bo
MAGNOLIA on cLovan MILK. can ............... . ........ 9c _.
:MAUD s. pnANo FLOUR. bag...... ................ . ...... 75c .
'PILLSBURY'S ass-r FLdun. bag .. ........................ 32c. ,
cow MEDAL FLOUR. bag ....... . ...... . ...... .. ....... sac »
JONES’ sUPERLAI’rivE FLOUR, bag. ................. 75c
8PEGIAL-BISHOP’8 CAL. Passanvas. reg. 40c jar ...........I2sé .
GEORGE EHREI’T’S, FEIGENSPAN’B or LIBEBMANN'8 BEEHG. ,
can . ...... . . ...... .
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T
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A comfortable and woody Touring Canwlth a quiet running motor,
band on the finest mechanical principles. 4-30 tour or five passenger
Touring Car, fully equipped. at $1675. Runabout. $1500”
the iollowing method: A committee
com-tinting of three members of the
school board, who nic Dr. Thomas lI‘.l
t‘iunc lohu B. Low rcnce and Dr. .1.
Milton (toburn, together with three
members of tho high school inciti-
ty. who are Principal Edwurd til.
tininbnrt. Mr. l’tipicy and Mien Chur-
~iottc humoni was appoint This coin.
mitten silnli solcci from sets of cxnm
lnuiiou papers. which shall be used in
ctory school, copies of the sumo. helm:
struck oh‘ and submitted to curb prin-
clpui. 'i‘he exuniioutimm shall he. held
at each school and the answers to the
some corrected and innrkcd by the re
opociivo principals, who ehull then
resubmit thorn to the above named
committee.
liy iiiia iucthod invoriiioni will be
impossible, or at 1038! it is believed
that such will be the case. The prirr
cipnis will only intro to do with super-
vising the exnmiuntions and marking
the papers, the nites‘lions hnving been
selected {or them. in the event any
pupil has reason to believe tllht lie or
she pushed uud questions the marking
of his or her pupcru. the committee will
have iiiene papers in its possession for
inspection illlil Justice (Inn be meted
out 10 the nunrived puriy.
With vcrv ['th outcptionn the plun
lino mot with llll' outepokcn upprmul
oi the seveml principals uho me not
only plcuucti ut brim; rolicted oi nhui
lind tome to in.- u Imam loud oi rcfipolr
ulhiliii.
iuion that tho hourti or school visitors,
ltt‘lllll; within their power-u, bur. solved
it perplexing problem.
THE FOX‘S CUNNiNG.
(t‘ ouri .lournul )
\\'hcil ioxtIz-i llud themselves hcnlcn
they utter resort to pt-rInliln menus to
cildeuror lo bowihicr their pnrsncrp,
i do not for one moment \vinll to rob the
hpociou or one hit oi their tl'utll
iionui cunnlnu, but it ulwuyn Recipe
to me that chRuud hue nurrcunded
them With groutcr hruin power and
ihoupiitiulucns than they reuily
sees.
it in ueuui to piece to the credit
of the fox ovci'y «evident which oc-
cure in it run which turtle out in hit:
furor. whorenu in neven ensue out oi
top it lliiil no connection wimtever with
tho eclmminu of the hunted unimnl.
The other day it ticuthiuud for. utter n
uhnrp burnt, found himueli too close
to honudo to be ante, no he ocrnmhlod
onto the roof of n dwelling. house in.
Bleightu village. The probability in
that had boundn been alone they
would have thrown their heudri up and
bnve been beaten, for they rarely look
for the unexpected.
The ioxhouud asueutioiiy reitco up-
on his nose. They muy courso the fox
tor the in tow hundred ynrdn 9t n
hunt when t ey run from scent to view,
but this is unorthodox and belongs to
greyhounds. The same applies to the
use of their braille. There are hounds
which think. but they are the exception
no that when they have owrrun or lost
to line and have cost themselves un-
successfully they‘invarlubly give up
hill] wait tor the assistance or their
huntemnn.
’i‘hio gonthmd tax was seen on the
ever pullers the species may or may
not how they undoubtedly do know'
by some mysterious means when they
nre’dincovored during a run. lie, there
fore. continued his journey from
rent to root. till misludaing the din
lance he tell some twenty feet into the
‘ ion. Diliplte this the roll
' or
under the supcrrlsion of the principni’
but in this plan it in their on:
pon- i
housetops, and he know it, for when .
w. B. UNHOLTZ ,
Agent for Western Connecticut 32 South Main 8
Home Spinach,
Wax or Green Beans,
......275
Fancy Green Pens. hull peck. ..35clStritIt1\ Fresh Eggs. doe.
Large i’lneuppics, 2 for ......... 25c i W llukcr' 5 (Home or Chocolate ”.199.
Rhubarb, hunch .................. Scli‘ink SalmonI (.lll ................ 109'
t2 hunches ilodishes .............. So i 3 cups iIlI'lapmated Milk ........ “.2607
"(Cucumbers for ................ 10c , 3 (ans Milk ............... .. . . . . .250
I. Lettuce, tomatoes, iieet Greens, cut-rots, Strunberries and Oranges.
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Roton Pomt Hot
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating 7
. Bathing andOtiier Attractions
HIGH CLASS CONCERTS, AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ON THE NAZI.
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Especial Attention Given to
fTe i. 500
Automobile Parties
JACOBS BROS, Monagers
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FORE-DOOR MODEL B
IMOYER CAR
At my garage. It call. forth delighted comments from those who know
and appreciate finish and efficiency.
OSCAR H. BANKS, River St, Norwal
dcluy buying out those teeth that pel- MN: ~
iodicnlly ulcelute. causing you no much
nurturing, with ions or time. and ut the
came time endangering your health?
The decaying substunce thrown off by
them in continuully entering your eye.
tom. the open cavity in a fertile ground
for germs, and a dimer path by which
they can reach the pnrte moat suscep-
tible. With it perfect method, and a
wide experience in dilllcult canes. 1 am
able to extract teeth without pain or
discomfort. and no ill oitcr ottecte.
Dr. J. n. MALLERY
16 South Main St, South Norwalk
Hours: 9 n. m. to 8 pm. Sun:
‘ days by appointment only.
i You are cordially invited to inspect the
l
While You Wilt.
Pnascuiprious FILLED me it
PAIR worm nanny noun
eves :xmmuprnen
.THAMEK
OOULIBTC AND OPTIOIANO
Gilles Hahn-.8 a. m. to 6:30
Monday and Saturday wellii'ifl
D p. in.
UNITED BANK BOiLni
South Norwuiil,
Walling has ruined its many eyes
as any other close. but our Don»
ital, who is an experimentsraduate
physician, examine our eyes. Sub
i Notion gnu nice ,
Ioonft forget to have The
sent to you while you are
Intention lit the Icon ,
Norwalk Chronicler