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Home-made candy inal extractive: a? Frugal?! 801361113-
. era. with Peptonate or iron.
All Kinds of ' . 30:1 31:; #1:“
“Bread, Cake and '
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Orders mom‘ptiy tilled for Lane's
Ice Cream
F A. LANE
51 Washington Street,
South Norwoik
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, Anderson‘s Launch Works
Launches and Boats
Of all kinds promptly built
Boot: For 8an '
All'klnds of Repairing giving special
attention
Oyster Shell Point, Norwalk
Street Commissioner Edward Duffy
and wife spent Sunday with friends
in Daubury.
The Visiting Chapter
nesday afternoon.
of 'i‘rinity'
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Moore. of
Danbury, were the guests of friends
in South Norwulk over the Sabbath.
Uncas 'i‘libe, No 6,l 0 R. i\l., will
be held, this evening, in its wigwaln,
in Washington street
1‘ \ir. and Mrs. .l. i.. hiclilroy of East
l0raugc, have arrived at the Show
haven inn. where thet will spend the
~ summer.
William Minek. the well- known me
prletor of the Twin City billiard pur-
Ior, spent Sunday, in- Dnnbury, with
friends.
Miss Cluln Hunnn, of Winlllpnuk.
uho has been ill for some time has
1‘ none to tho Bellmllilcs for the bouolit
«of her health.
The Semi-monthly business meeting
0! Banner Council No. 54. Dough
ters of Liberty will he held Thuisdl 1y
evening.
The weekly rehearsal at tile Southl
Norwnlk Quartette Club will be held, 1
this ereulug, in its hall, in North
Main street.
C. C. lleagglea of Wall street.
look a large party 0! friends out in 11111
line launch Diocese Sunday. The pur-
't.y held at clambnke on Goose island
..wm,alld visited Roton Point.
grhe board of station] visitors ‘
hold its monthly business meeting. this
evening. in the high school building.
In West avenue.
A special communication of Oldmwtzll
held at its looms Thursday evening at
it o'clock The \1. M degleo nill be
worked and there will he a banquet.
. Aims Gifford Clerk. with :1 number‘
Old Well Lodge, No. 108. 1“. until“ other Smith College students, est-g
A. 51., will hold a stated communion” pools to Spend “V“ weeks at “ “Em“
tion, this evening. in the Masonic hall.‘ "for (“m”) for wot king girls in New
in South Main street. ‘\Ol‘li state. to study settlement work.
-—Get a 35 Safety Razor Outfit for
85¢. See ad on Page Three. '
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MES. Harry Allen and daughter “up. Christian Swnrtz "illld ‘VIII‘TOd Bod“
e1. of l‘iritlgopm-t, were the guests 0,, well will represent tho City Nation-
Mr, and Mro. Hunk S. Struttoll. oi’ oi Book at the Connecticut Banker‘s
31 Ann SUCH. over Sunday. ;Ausot-intion annual meeting and:
:bnuouet to be hold at the lioiel
wnshilltztou (‘ump No.1! 1’. (J it'lliswold, New London. on 'l‘hursdnyi
S.’oi’ A will hold its biweekly bus of this week.
ineus meeting. thin etching, in the it. ——-——----
of 1’. bull, in South Main street. 1 MW (‘iltll‘len Fallon. of Sprint:
W ‘sitcei. is spending a few days as An
James W. t'oie, of ii llnvllund street ' bury Poll: and (llzenn Glove for her
in mourning tile loss of his voluublo hpuHh ml the guns: or relatives
not bulldog “Fly“ which mucumbod 'l‘hc l’ilintels and llocolntorn tin
to an attack of appendicitis, Friday. :ion will hold its monthly business
-—-—-~—-——- i-Tituioduy etculntt
The monthly llusiuenn meeting of
Court Laurel. lluughtetu oi throttle} invitations were Mint out. water
will be hold. 1th evening. ill Conny, for tho romeucomeni exeroiut-a
Knight» of (ioiumhua hall. in Soutiiiof Merrill College, which will be held
Main street. on Monthly evening, June 26 nt 8
ocloclt at the South Norwulk littp
113'dwuldund(let‘uldlzlropilt.thetttolm,t thnrrh A reception will follow
3'0““5 “0““ “f M“ "“d “m P' F‘ in Red Men'n llnil, from 9.30 o'clock
Brophy. of 20 lluvilnud street, Hpentl until 12 ocloclt.
Saturduy in New York city, whom ”an
they took in the "claim” Miss Lonnie ll. lntwrmtm, of \thlil.
shoot the accomplished daughter or
Mr. and Mrs. J ll. Lawrence who has
boon for the past two years studying
at the Oberlin College Conservatory
of Music. at Oberlin. Ohio, is expect-
ed home on Thursday.
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The monthly luminous meeting of
the Norwalk lluildinn. Loan and in“
vestment ltsnoolttllon will be bold. thin
evening. in the Taylor and Golden
offices, in Washington street.
Mina Gifford Clark, Miss (tiara Com-
ctocit and Miss Josephine ltummler
Smith College students, returned to
their home respective homes today
to enjoy the summer yucutlon.
One of tho lament excursionn ot‘ the
season is expected at itoton Point to
ulorrow. 'l‘lio utoumer Sirius will bring
1,200 members of Park Lodge, A. F.
and A. M., from New York. to the
Point. arriving shortly after noon. A
shore dinner will be carved in the he
be! dining room.
doorman Council. Royal Arcanum.
will hold its semlninonthly business
meeting, this evening, in the Mya‘
tic Chain hell, in Washington street.
Visitors from Bridgeport will be
present.
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A man at work upon the mono
crusher of the town, which is wt work
in Stovene street. recently injured his
hand by catching it in a bolt on tho
crusher. Thwt his entire bond was not
lost «some n mystery. The injury was
. aroused at the home of a lady who
«lives in the vicinity. ,
James Manning, all South Norwullt.
is taking a week’s; vocation from his
duties at the A. J. Ansovine A: Son
store, in Washington street, which
he will apend in New Jersey. The Ava-
catiou is enforced on account oi! Mr.
Mannig’s health. '
Walton Flynn, of Franklin avenue,
«has taken up the line or business
which his twin tether. James H. Flynn,
turd and will conduct the duties no
salesmen tor the Bishop tFox Company,
oi manners. Mr. Flynn has been em'
ployed in the South Norwuik mukineor
ins Connolly and into been carrying on
The cone of Vincent Stains Won
bolero the Norwnili town court routers
any and Judge Tammany nailed the
case heonutto of the fact that the
warrant that he will! Iii-relied under
Lodge, No.108,F and A Iii" will he
One Dollar starts
Mum. wilfviatt his cistern, Mm. 10mm
Bi. Stevens, Mrs. W. H. Willrino’ anti
him. .1. W. windmill next week. ‘
STRAW fiATerWILL SOON. BE SCARQE AS HEN’Sf
‘ V ‘ TEETHwBE’I'TER BUY YOURS NOW ”
’5 -,' ofi Suits
at '10 15 $20
Was NeVer Better
~ Men, you otve it to yourself to do a little
"Showing” around before you decide where
you’ll buy—take a little extra time and look
staunch—1t will pay you well even though you
only look into the windows.
It makes no difference what you want--a
'two or three—piece suit~something in serge,
worsted, tweed. chcviotmwc'll probably surprise
you by having exactly what you want.
We exerted every effort this spring to have
this stock a record stack—Jar value-401' vari-
ety—Jet lasting satisfaction.
We'll give you the best you ever secured
for the price you desire to pay.
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Two Sierras:
The New Store
n; South Main St.
.al’wm so nematk.
South Norwolk
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Large Soft Crabs
Live Lobsters, Rodnd 8: Long Clams
All Kinds of Fresh Fish
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
retention: too.
I’ll! DELIVERY.
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WHY
delay having out those teeth that per-
iodically uicorttio. causing you so much
suffering. with loss oi lime. and at the
name timo endangering your health?
Linens
Cluny Luce. they can reach the lilii’iii most uuneop
HMO.
wide experience in difficult cation. 1 am
(able to extrut‘t tooth without pain or
discomfort, and no ill after effects.
I. H. MALLERY
it: South Main St. South Norwalk
llours: it n. m. to it p. at. Sun-
days by appointment only.
POST CARDS
J. i. Mailette
(formerly Minn Dawson)
80 Wuhinnton at. Tel. 449
Delicimls
Grilled
Sardines
Arc our of the easiest of
dishes in prepare and out:
of the most puiatuhic.
There is something in the
name of ”sardine" which
appeals to the epicure.
'l‘o properly grill these
dointly. tootilsome fish, they
should he skinned, before
heingpioccd on a broiler;
They are best served on
thin hliccs of hot toast, and
the plates should be piping
hot A bit of icnron usoal~
iy gt5es with each portion.
Our best brands of sal-
(“not come from Portugal
and ~rtmcc. Boat Race and
Income $25
Expenses $26
Result ~ Misery
Income $25
Expenses $24
Result ~ Happiness
Savings Account lat
the
South Norwalk
Trust .00.
Rev. A. 13. Partly.
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La Serenata (boneless) are
25c the can. Other brands
are 5‘3 cheap as 10c. Ach
cans in the
moi
house will meet
{piloted wants. .
or Worcester, John
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(Phone
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Miro Annie lit otter, or
Scarves, Centerpieces t round
and square). Tray Cloths. The dotnylng substitute thrown off bt
Silllillit illld Ilollles. them ill (‘tlillliiliitllt (iiit'rlng tom am
,, tom the open unity in u fertile groundi
firnwuworh Embroidery and im- genus, and a diroct path by which
With it perfect method, and n
is in no sense
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\i’ASiliNti'i‘ON. June 20.-—'l‘ho sec-
ond investigation by n Senate com-
mittee of the circumstances surround-
ing the election of Senator William
Lorimer. of Illinois, scheduled for to-
day. promised to take for wider range”
Senate investigators Promise to ’
Cut Prices at _
'A. F. Beckmann 8: Co.
Baylor Cash and Save Money
Uneeda Biscuit reg. 5c pkg., 2 for 7c
Nabiscos, Red Graham, SociaiTeas, pkg 80
Magnolia or Clover brand Milk, can 9c .;
Maud S Flour bag 75c bbi $5.85 ’
than the one of last winter, which at-
ter a bitter tight resulted invoruhlyf€
to M1. Lorinier.
The new committee, appointed by re
eoiution of the Senate, had not emec-z
ted to begin its heuryig until Thurs .
day. the 2:. ud. but the desire of a inn-
terloi witness to get away to Europe:
brought about a decision to begin the
inking oi the testimony today with Cy-
rus ii. McCormick. president of the
international Harvester Company. as
the float mnupnnt of the witneou stnnd.
Ml. Mcthnlnitk was brought into the;
case in connection with the testimony
git‘en before the House committee of:
the Illinois Senate by ilulcnoe S =
iluuk. munngel of the Harvester (' om- 1‘
pant. but he was not himself it W-Iijj
been before that committee
it tins not expected that his (call
mom uould be (Phlolltlht) no from
l-‘uulttl statement. his only kuowledgoé
of the allotted irregularities in conncc .
tiou with the liorinlcl- election cousin?
led of whnl Funk had told him of bin?
reported conversation with Edwardi
lvliuoa relative to the raising of a loud E
tit-5100.000 lu Lorimer'a behalf. Pro»
video with an ample corps oi attorneys
clerks, stonogrnpbors and other as
oil-llama, the committee of night is pre
pared to proceed with the work as
rapidly on postdhle. The first meeting
was culled for 11 o‘clock to dny, alter
which it was expected that an adjourn
mom would be taken until Thursday
The committee continues to promise
that. if ptntslhlo the work will be con
eluded during the prouenl session of
Countess It is believed that visits to,
abolh t‘hicnno and Springfield will be
net‘msurl Mr. Loritnol himself all]:
be lplrotlonod ,ullnuicly iloth old and
new witnesses will be examined The
inquiry is ill the. bonds of a
committee compliant of eight mom i
bers of the committees on privileges:
and elections, but notwithstanding tlloj
relations of members to that commit-i
too, thin orgunlnution will be entirely
independent of it. The. committee will
be. renpohsihio only to the Senate, hav-
ing; been authorized by that body. iii
a sub-countllttec. ‘
Of the eight members of a special
corntnlttoe, tour. Messrs. llillinghaul.
of Vermont; (tumble. of South Dakota;
Jones. at Washington. and Kenyon. or
lown. are Republicans, and tour.
Messrs. Johnston. of Alabama; Note»
or ofh‘ltiridn; Kern. of lndiuun, and
Lea, ol’ Tonnellec. are lloiuocrats. The
members are supposed also to be di-
vided evenly for and against Lorimer;
but all of course. realize that they
muet decide according to the evidence.
The members classed as favorable
to liorlnler are Dillingbnm. Gamble.
Johnston and Fletcher. two Republi-
cans and tire Democrats. and those as
against him, Jones. Kern and Lou. two
Republicans and two Democrats. All
of the rim-,iiorimei men were mom-
born of the last Congress Senator
Jones in the only anti‘Lorlmcr man
who had an opportunity to vote on
the pr'Di/loua roll call
The committee will have the acute
tonne of John 11. Marble. an attorney
for the interstate Commerce Commie
sion, and of John .1. “only, who acted
for the Illinois Senate in the some on-
pccity. Former Judge hilarious H
coy, or Chicago. will he cottnstilior ‘
Mr. boomer, as ho was in the prevlohn
inquiry. The first inquiry Willi calla
ducted by the committee on privileges
and elections without the assistance
or special connect .
A11 new arranged the first witness
on Thursday will he former Governor
ltiohard: Yates. oi“ llilnois. Mr. Alert»
men is not expected to appear until
much later in, the week
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wbyenapllu is our notional ailment.
Burdock Blood hitters in the Monti.
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Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating ‘
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties
Tel 500
o tor it. it «wartime the stoma-
Pilisbury’ 3 Floor bag 820 bbi $6.50"
Gold Medal Flour “ 82c bbi $6.50
Joues’ Flour bag 85c bbi $6.75,- .
Bishop’s Califorgia Preserves jar 28c }
ego or c '
Quaker Corn Flakes pkg 8o;
Cream at Wheat 13c or 2 for 25c
6 CakesiFeis Naphtha Soap for 250
Campbell’s Soups. all kinds, 3 for 25c
George Ehret’s, Leibmau’s or
Fiegenspan’s Beers case $1.15
Burnett’s or Gordon Dry Gin, bottle 85c
Monogram Rye Whiskey bottle 85c
Tezor or Heuhleiti’ s Cocktails bottle 51
Teal, Coffee- Butter, Eggs
,8: I 85 WASHINGTON 81'. Phone 440.
Wines. Liquors
SOUTH NORWALK‘; ‘
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The Kline Kar
A comfortable and speedy Touring Car, with a quiet running motor,
based on the fluent mechanical principles. lHit) four or five passenger
Touring Curwully equipped, at $1675. Runabout, $1500.
W. B. UN HOLTZ
Agent for Western Connedicut 82 South Main St
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH, MAIN STREET PHONE 143
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Roton Point Hote
Bathing and Other Attractions
HIGH CLASS CONCERTS. AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ON THE PIAZZA
JACOBS 151108., Managers
re cordially invited to inspect the
FOREDOOR MODEL B . -
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At my «rode. it calls tel-tit delighted oommoniufr‘om than who kite
and appreciate notch and efficiency.
, OSCAR Ii. BANKS, River St, Norw'v‘
Norwalk Chronicler