.TTT‘TTTTry Some of our Specialties
-in——
T‘THome-made Candy
, All Kinds of .
Bread, Cake and
Pie
3 . Orders promptly filled for Lane's
Ice Cream
" F. A. LANE
81 Washington Street,
South Norwaik
The town board of school visitors is
mheduled to meet tomorrow evening.
Samuel Foster, of Orchard street, is
able to be out after a month's illness
at his home.
8. B. Wilson, of Norwalk, has opened
a‘ garage in Wall street to be known as
the City Gorgas.
Court Cecile, Daughters of Cnstiie,
is scheduled to meet on Thursday ev-
ening of this week.
TKabaosa Encampment, No. 9, l. O. 0.
F. is scheduled to meet on Thursday
evening of this week.
Sons of St. George,”Woicome Strang-
or Lodge, will meet tomorrow evening,
lathe Main street quarters.
is
Harold Hanks of Main street. has
returned home after an extended visit
with relatives in Bridgeport.
Concord Division Sons of Temper-
ance will hold a regular weekly meet-
lng this evening in Wall street.
The Sixth Company. C. A. C., C. N
(3., will hold a meeting tomorrow ev~
filling in the Armory, in West avenue.
VINOL
“The modern» TONIC RECON-
STRUCTOR. containing th modic-
lnai oxtractives of Fresh od Liv-
era. with Peptonate oi Iron.
Sold only by
F. H. BAXTER
juderson's Launch Works
Launches and Boats
Of all kinda promptly built
TBoatI For 8an
All kinds of Repairing giving Ipoeiai
attention
Oyster Shell Point, Norwnlk all
Mrs. Otto Ellenback, of Main street,
is confined to her home by illness.
Mrs. Charles Hanks, and daughter
of Alain street, were recent guests of
relatives in Greenfield lilili. '
(lardenerAriington. of Winnipnuk,
has removed to Maine. where he has
secured a position in some woolen
mills.
The Pine Ledge Whiat Club will
meet at the club tomorrow afternoon
with the Misses Wood, of New Cartoon,
as hostess.
Miss idn Verlin. of Elmorest 'l‘er-
race, has returned after attending the
commencement exercises at the 'l‘nft
school in Watcrtown.
St. Mary‘s Young Men's Club is
scheduled to hold a regular business
meeting Friday evening in the club
quarters in Leonard street.
Dennis Lane and Francis Gallagher,
or Nor-walk, spent yesterday in Stum-
ford and at West Point. having taken
the boat from Stamford to the latter
place.
Sherman Commnndcry. United 0r-
der of the Golden Cross, is scheduled
Mr. and Mrs J B Morroll, of lsaacs
place are entertaining Mia. Morroii's
brothel, A. ll. iiocnli, of lucksonliilc,
Fla.
William Clary. of West street, has
taken a position in iT’crlcv Stumcs
garage in lsuucs place, .\'or',uuili for
the summer.
Noiuulk Aerie l‘rutornnl Order oi'T
Eagles, No 588, is Htlleilllled to hold
a meeting chiluonduy evening in the
Wall street quarters.
”Get a $5 Safoty itator Outfit for
86c. See ad on Page Three
Ludfoa‘ Auxiliary A. 0 ii. is soiled
uled to hold a regular business meet-
ing on Thursday evening in the A. 0.
ll. bull, in Wall street.
Clinton Commotuicry, No. ii. knights
Templar, in scheduled to hold a regu-
lar slated concluvu on chnouduy ov«
suing in the Masonic Temple.
Bicphcu- .l. Fiahcrty, cl Chestnut
aircol, Norwalk. resumed his duties
in tho Norwailt Lock shop this morn;
ing uttor an illness at his home.
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Court Narrult, No. till, Foresters of
America is scheduled to hold a rogu-
lar business meeting on Thursday cv«
oping, in the Wall strcct Quarters.
L. O. Scuddar. of Bonneville, N. Y..
who has been acting as cashier during
0. H. Mitchell s absence left this
morning for Poughitecpsic. N. Yi.
where he will take the place of anoth-
er Armour Company‘s cashier who will
enjoy a week's vacation.
Contractor B. Chariott. who was
awarded the contract ior grading Wil-
ilmas street by the solsctmcn on Eut-
urday, began his work this morning
lilo bid was the lowest. being for
0275. Other bidders and the amount
bid were D. F. Tourney, 8446; H. Chan
pl. 8324.50, and Finch Bros, 8898.
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iii Maureen institute, Keyaer'c is
land, this Week the our-ates of the vari-
cutie churches of this diocese will hold
their retreat Last week wait pastor a
Week and the various rectors of the dig
’ t.
to hold a regular meeting on Friday eV-
STRAW HATS WILL SOON BE SCARQE AS HEN’S
" T TEETH—fBE’I‘TTER BUY YOURS wa
The New Store
24 Wall St, Norwalk.
TELEPHONE too.
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Our anety of Suits
"at $10 $15 $20
Was Never Better
Men, you owe it to yourself to do a little
“shopping" arbund before you decide where
you'll buywtakc a little extra time and look
around—4t will pay you well even though you
only look' into the windows.
It makes no difference what you want—a.
two in three-piece suit—«something
worsted, tuned, chevron—we’ll probably surprise
you by having exactly what you want.
We exerted every effort this spring to have
this stock a record stock-50: value—Jar vari-
ety—for lasting satisfaction.
We'll give you the best you ever secured
for the price you desire to pay.
OUTFITTERS
Two cranes:
in serge,
14 South Main St.
South Norwolk
Large Soft "Crabs
Live Lobsters, Round & Long Clams
All Kinds of Fresh Fish
Cutbiii’s Bridge Fish Market.
PREI DELIVERY.
Linens
Scarves, Centerpieces
and square). Tray
(round
(.‘loths,
luTuing of this week in the quarters in
Wall street.
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T At a recent meeting of Division No.
1.A.0. 11.,
.(luldcr. was filled. .lohn Clarke heingT
Tclioson for the office
The beautiful and finely (‘lmifltl mou
ument to tho memory of the late Rev.
mirth tries iii. Stilleck, in Si.
port from Bridgeport.
W. A. ‘Wlweier. of Detroit, Michigan.
has returned homo after a short visit
with relatives in Norwaik He came
jhoro to attend the funeral of the late
James ll. hi3nh, or Franklin avouuo.
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Air. and Mrs. Hurry Lowe, of Clay
street, spout yesterday with Mr.
Lowe's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
A. Lowe, of Yonkers, N. if. Mr. LOVV’O
la the popular illustrated educator at
tho Lockwood'a ilali theatre.
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Harold llimdio, of East Norwailr, no.
compunicd by Thomas .1. West, Jr.. of
Norwuik, left yesterday for lhoir south-
ern trip. Today they expected to call
from New York city for Norfolk, Va.
to he gains about two weeks.
William Croifut, who was badly in-
lured by being, run over by a trolley
car in hos Angelou, California, several
months ago, arrived in South Norwaik
Sunday, to spend several days with
relatives. lie was on one of the sub-
marine boats stationed all has An-
gelou. '
A. reward of $100 is offered for the
return of three horses which were stoi-
en from 218th street and Bronx river,
N. Y. city on June 18th. The Nor-
walk police have been united to watch
for the horses and this is being done.
One of the horses is described as being
sixteen hands high, 11 years old, with
a star on forehead, otherwise black, on
black foot, with a lump above left hind
boot. with lower lip projection and
mouth cracked. Another is to bands
hands high. 11 years old, black star in
fertilised. with both hind teat having
white niobium. The third is an iron
W horas iii hands birth “0 Years old.
the vacancy of the vice-T;
; prcsldono3 caused by the death of John
l’nul' s,
ichurrhyard, is living lcitcrcd by an can!
Shams and Dollies.
Drawn-work Embroidery and
Ginny Imcc.
POST CARDS
J. I. Mallette
(formerly MiIIoI Dawson)
88 Washington at. Tel. 449
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WHY '
delay having out those teeth that per-
iodicnlly nloeratc. canning you so much
suffering. with loss of lllllt‘. and at the
sonic time endangering your health?
The decaying substance thrown oft by
them is continually entering your sys-
tem. the open cavity is n‘icrtiie ground
for norms, and n diver-r path by which
they (run roach the ports most suscep-
iihio. With a perfect method, and a
wide experience in difficult cases, i am
{able to extract tooth without pain or
diart‘nnfort. and no iii after effects.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
in South Main St. South Norwaik
lloura: ii a. in. to ii p. m. Bun-
daya by appointment only.
Expenses
- Result
Income
Expenses
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One Dollar starts
the
Scuth Norwalk
Trust Co...
“Hilthwccd” in mourns avenue.
douri mucus social, Oibw‘i
Income $25
was
Misery
$25
$24
Result - Happiness
Savings Account lat
Porter Morgan, of New York citi'.
turmorty‘o‘f Not-walk, is spending I new .
days with his parents, Mr. and Mn. A. .v
W. Morgan at their beautiful home .,
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Thin
Slice
(”if Swiss (‘lll‘t‘fit' or of a
line ham makrs it more tip»
pctiziug and inviting, to
say nothiupr of its making a
butter sandwich.
We have the only slicing
machine in South Nortvalk
which can out things to the
thinness of tissue paper, or
any thickness you may dc-
sirc.
This is one. of the little
things which we have in»-
troduccd into our store for
the sole purpose of giving
our customers the best poo:
sibic service.
We attempt to make our
place attractive to the trade
linens, sanitary keeping of
stock and deal in only the
best of “Good Things to
Eat."
Phone
, 372*3
:3 Railroad Ave.
. though after a death they will often
T war-a line of goods had a novel way
and are careful as to dream ‘
A LIFE FOR A LIFE.
TOhoorful Custom .in New Guinea
‘ Whioh CauIes Frequent MurderI.
Everywhere in New .Gulncu tho i
traveller is continually brought taco
to fines pith death. and the natives
are devoid of the slightest pity or
respect for the dead or dying, ab
wall and mourn. for a considerable
time.
Murder is In ovaryday occurrence.
and nothing could be worse than the
morals of the natives. in fact, they
havonono, they thlavo and lie with o
persistence and cunning which are
surprising.
The Papnana have a cheerful cus-
tom which domands a life for a life.
should any one die,. at the first on
pormnity they kill some oue~they
are not very particular whom-«to
make up for, it. "While no were at
Humboldt Boy." says Prof. Pratt in
tho ‘Wldo World Magazine.’ "a Malay
died of dropay; he was the first Malay
who had over come to that part, and
the Papuana greatly respected him.
"'Very well.’ they said, ‘wo must
shoot a Malay with our bows and
arrows to pay for his death.’ And
sooner or later some innocent person
would be killed to Encore the account.
when everybody—except. presumably.
the victim's friends—~would be satis-
nod."
.How He Tlmad His Talk.
A successful salesman for a hard
lost season of exciting at least a mo-
meutary interest in his prospective
customers in the new territory he had
been given. On entering the office of
his prospect his first remark was:
"Mr. Smith. we are both business
man with whom time is money. i
only ask for three niinutea of yours,
as i can only give you three mlnnteI
at mine. Let's be sure we keep to
the limit.”
Theroupon he pulled from his
pocket quickly and placed on the desk
of bio bearer, well within his vision
and reach a neat little article of tho
canto shape as and patterned after
the well known hour glass. but con-
taining only sand enough to require
three minutes for its passage from
the upper to the lower compartment.
"You keep tab and don't let mo
ovortalk the limit"-——System.
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An lIlInd for Sale.
The isle of Leia, the principal
island of the Outer Hebrides, is to ho
sold by order of Major Matheson. in
extent about 500.000 acres. the island
provide: sport with dear, grouse,
woodeocit and snipe and it has three
salmon riverI. ~
The principal mansion, known In
Lewis Castle, standing in 600 acres of
mood. overlooks Stomoway. it was
visited by the late King Edward and
late Duke of Edinburgh on one ores.
sion spent a week there. The popula-
tion or the island is about 28,000. of
which Stornowny has i 000, the
majority of; the remainder beta:
Queen Alexandra in 1902. It has also 1
been visited by King George. and the .
, T'l‘The’ Place to Trade
A. F. Beckmann &C0—.
Cut-Price ”Grocers
uuccoa auscurr, per package... .. ............ ........... (ii/go
NABISCOS, aso GRAHAMS, socpu. TEAS, package. . Bo
MAGNOLIA on CLOVER MILK, can ............................. 9c
Mauo a. some rtoua. bag.........: ......... . ............ . 75o
PILLSBURV'TB user noun, bag .............................. 82o
octo MEDAL FL’bUR. bag ........... . ........................ 82c
JONES' surcatarivc noun. bag. .................... 75c ,
SPECiAL—oBISHOP’B car... Passenvas, rog. 400 jar ........... 28c
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GEORGE EHRETT’S, FEIGENBPAN'S or LiBEBMANN’S BEERS.
FREE DELIVERY To ALL PARTS OF TOWN
Phone 440
&
Runabout, 31500.
W. B. UNHOLTZ
Agent for Western Connecticut
The Kline Kar
A comfortable and moody Touring Car, with a quiet running motor,
booed on the float mechanical principles.
Touring Car, fully equipped. at $1675.
4-30 four or five passenger
32 South Main St
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 143
UNITED GROCERY COMlT’ANY
croftero. ——Lond0n Evening Standard.
Steamer Hit Swordfish.
W. C Hall while crossing the
Hawaii Channel struck an criormous
‘Itvordiluh and the impact was so
mat that the sharp ctigcs wont
it was necessary to put the Likeliho
on the run during the repairs.
refused to helivo that u
but it was pointed out that the hub
could gather apoml
miles an hour. There is suillrlent avi-
tho bout-wl‘lonolulu Slur.
Muatlcheieao indium TruIteeI.
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hero a motion was adopted that all
trustees wearing inustuches should
have them shaved off. As a result
W. 8. lows of Noble township,
Charles Jackson of Van Buren lown~
ship and F. P. McKay. of Liberty
township visited a barber shop dur-
ing the afternoon. County Superin—
jtondent Everaon and the fourteen
township trustees are now mustache-
less.
Portunuuo Woman'I Right to Vote.
A judgment delivered by a Magic»
trata of the Lisbon Civil Court rot
coanizos the right to vote of Carolina
Angelo. wife of the doctor. contrary
to the decision or the Government.
which refused her the franchise. The
decision is based on Portuguese law.
No other women will voto at the next
elections, as the period tor maids:
claims has now expired.—-Waatmimtox
Gazette.
Youthful Door Huntoro.
David H. Goodall of Adams, who
was lilyaIrI old last July and who
killed a door in Rowadurlnz the open
Ioaaon. has received notice from tho
State game Commissioners that ho
was the youngest person in the State:
to take advmm of the low and shoot
a door during the season. Alfred Rico
oi Clorlomont claimed the honor. but
he in four months older than may
Goodalhmsiiriazilcid Republican.
Robbed a Good Bamaritan.
Finding g, woman lying on the (loot
d’OrIuy apparently in a tit, M. Plum
Richard. I pmcrby. carried her from
the road and laid her down in I said”
'Ipot on the Iidowcltilt;
an
through the planking of the vessel. . M
She immediately sprang a leak and"
When tho story was told of course ‘
landsmon wore sceptical of it uth
swordfish .
could pierce even a wooden \'cs3(‘l,T
of fully sixty?
demos to show that the fish damaged .
At the meeting of township trustee: E
in blur ‘
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Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating,
Bathing and Other Attractions
HIGH CLASS CONCERTS. AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ON THE PIAZZA
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties
Tel. 500
JACOBS BROS. Managers
: At my garage.
3 and appreciate finiIh and efficiency.
You are cordially invited to inspect the
FORE—DOOR MODEL B
MOYER CAR
it calls forth delighted comments from those who know .,
Edgar Preusser and Earle Weed. or
Norwalk, were over Sunday visitors in
Bridgeport.
Street Commissioner Edward Duffy,
of Norwalk, completed oiling East ave-
nue on Saturday and started this morn-
ing with a force of man to grade
Spring Hill avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burke, of Nor»
walk, have returned from their wod-
ding trip and have taken up the mys-
teries of housekeeping in Franklin ave-
nue. where their newly furnished
apartments are located.
Miss Jessie Ferguson, whose wed
ding to William. Minsk, of South Nor-
walk, will take place today, gave a
party to a number of her friends Fri-
day evening at henhomo, 14 Jettmnon
ayenue, Donbury. Whist was played
and the prizes were taken by Mrs.
(loom Grilles and Miss Ethel Under.
hill. Supper was served by the host-
ess, assisted by Miss Undorholl, and
aherwarda musical numbers Were piny-
cd by Mrs. Edward D'Avignon“ and
Mrs. Albert Danton and Miss tinder-
hiii enter trained with recitations.'1‘hoao
present were Mrs. start it. Dunbar.
Mrs. coma (trillion, Mrs. Edward
ire. lunch, Mn iohn‘ Mccmhs, on.
lupus Mon in Albert awn. .
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9p.m.
South Norwaik
A large number of the month
the Nutmeg Club spent yoatsrd at-
toruoon at Comps Beach. Several polio
brave and tried the water. Alison ill:
or and George Lindorbarii. among iT:
number who took to the water, to
a very cold bath. There were
eves sxAMINco FREE
AND cusses chasm-ran
Office Hours-«8 I. m. to a: 30 p. in...
Monday and saturdoy evenings until
UNITED BANK BUlLDlNTG. _
OSCAR ll. BANKS, River St, Norwaik
FENWICK;
OPTICAL CO.
Harwell: people at the beach an this
no a hip cocoon.
popular resort seems to be start
Norwalk Chronicler