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Try Some of our Specialties
Homemade Candy ,
f; 9 All Kinds of
Bread, Cake and
Pie
Orders promptly filled tor Lane‘s
Ice Cream
F. A. LANE
61 Washington Street,
South Norwuik
TVINOL ‘
The modern TONIC RECON.
STRUCTOR, containing the medic.
inai’ oxtractlves of Fresh .Cod Liv-
era, with Peptonate of Iron.
Sold only by
.F. H. BAXTER
, WWW—3::
Anderson’s Launch Works
Launches and Boats
Of all kinds promptly built
Boats For Sale
DAll kinds of Repairing oivlng special
attention I
Oyster Shell Point, Norwalk
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.l. D. DeBarhieri, of Norwalk, is ot~
tending the wedding of his son in
Plainsvllle, Ohio. today.
Mrs. Natalie Disbrow Spaulding and
baby are passing a couple of weeks
at the old home. 36 West avenue.
The Master Plumbers‘ Association
held a meeting last evening in Wall
street and transacted routine business.
C. C. Reaggles, oi? Wall at, resign-
ed his position last evening with F.
Mitchell and Company, furniture deal.
era in Wall street.
Milton A. Lawrence, of 376 Clinton
street. Brooklyn N Y..
brother, Hamilton Lowrance,
Schocgl street Norwalit. ‘.
WESLEYAN HONORS ANNOUNCED.
w. R. Montgomery. of Stamford. One
of the Speakers for the Rich Prise.
MIDDLETOWN, Juno 21.-From nu.
is visiting his,
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tier the aims which cast'long shadows
1 over the Wesleyan campus, the codi-
l mencclneni procession wended its way
ito the First Methodist Church. this
,
morning, where the exercises. were
held which graduated ti class of fifty
: men and four women, the latter being
the last of that sex to rocfllve degrees
A.” at Wesleyan as it. now [masses out of a
coeducational standing. President
ishanklin presided and the degree of
llaclielm of Science was conferred lip-
on one woman and tell men, while the
deuce of Bachelor of Arts was ton
ferret! upon the other three women and
fatty men.
At this commencement as in past
Gardner Arlington, 0‘ WinnlpaukJ ones. it was noticeable that the co eds
has removed tlom town and is now
located in Maine. Poutal cards receiv-
ed from him tell of his succeSs in that
state.
Mrs. William J. Brown, of Holden
avenue, entertained the membrane of.
King's,
the Golden Rule Circle of
Daughters at her home, and the result
was a most pleasant meeting.
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The entertainment committee of the
Felowcruit Club held a meeting lust=
evening ill the Masonic Building ill
Wall street, at whicli’ilme quite a lit-
tle business was transacted.
Henry tlchrmaii, oi VVodtliOl‘i, ave-
nue, took it largo party oi l'rieiids and
relation out for the liitel‘iloou. yester—
day in his line launch "Sunset." All
report a most pleasant time, although
the water was rough outside.
The Hursirom students are at New
Haven today taking the entrance on
amlnatious for Yule College, for which
they
There is quite a large cuss this year
and have the best wishes for success;
of their local friends.
William ll. ii.
neer and contractor, of New York cliyfi
is drawing ill detail the plans for the.
buildings to he made of stool and ion
(note construction lot The Nash 1: mal-
neorllig Company, of South Norwalk,
and which are to be erected In Wilsou
avenue.
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Two more days for the liluh school
seniors, and only one more week of
nehool fer the other school in the town.
The nearer the and comes the more
the scholars count the hours oi study
”and wish for the time to push quick-
ly. The majority of scholars are Just
as happy when school opens in Septem
her as when it closes in june.
“Got a :5 Safety Razor Outfit tor
Me. See ad on Page Three.
Only three trolley cans. live wagons
and problthlyono hundred people were
delayed by u blockade in South Main
street, this morning at 9 o'clock,
when the driver of o Brush delivery
runabout leit it standing on the switch
in the street, opposite hurdlck't lunch
wagon; The driver was in one of the
stores along the street and delibemtv
ly held the blockade, despite the tin!»
, in; of songs. touting of horns and and
cry mutter-lugs of those who had hunt~
nose to attend to and could hardly an
Tile-driver. altar
hurl "3 had his till of fun, came out
grinning and cleaned the way by mov-
insert ‘ Had the incident mourned in
have been preparing all winter.
lllsiirow, civil anal-i
jwere among those who took honors
lior the highest honors weie awarded
, to one woman and two men and high
'lloilors to one woman and thirteen
Imen. The smokers at, commence-
ment ill competition for the Rich
were ll. P. Frost, Watorville, Maine;
iFl‘tlllkiill S. ('larlnan, Haddon Heights,
1N. .l.; 1‘“. t‘. Brodhoad. Philadelphia:
ii. iii. Wristoii, iloston; George C.
Mattie, Peoria, “1.; w. it. Montgomery,
Stamford, (‘ounz
t‘retto, lialy;
N. Y.
The honorary degrees conferred by
,tllc president were as follows:
Doctor of Divinity
Roi James 1‘}. Holmes. lliooklyn, N.
Y., ilev.
lis; Rev.
(lions Falls,
Chariot: (ills Judkiiis,
N. Y.;
I’rluo '
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‘ iii. Pannnzio, Molg‘
.l. R. Simmons, Hobart...
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Andrew (lillls, ‘ili‘i, Miiiiiclwo-i .
’95.;
Rev .lacoll Angus»?
. ills Cole, '37, Moatclair, N. .l., and Row;
Joseph Reach, of Chicago. China,
and a noted lillssloilnry.
Doctor of Science.
Francis (inno llcnedict. director of
Carnegie Nutrition lullioratoi‘y. lion-
ton.
Doctor of Laws.
Watson C. Squire, '69. Seattle, Wash-
: lnaton. Mr. Squire has been governor
loi’ Washington. United States Senator
and for thirty-six yours a trustee of
Wesleyan.
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FAREWELL AND BIRTHDAY PAR.
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Mr. and Mrs.“ John E. Jones Entertain
in Houor of Sheriff Volimer.
Mr. and Mrs. John E. lotion, or Main
street, elitol‘tniilod a number oi their
friends at their home on Monday oV-
ening and the party had a double pur~
pose. it was partly in the nature of a
farewell to Sheriff and Mrs. William
Vollmor, and it was also the anniver-
sary at Mr. Jones' birth. The two mo-
tives for the party harmonized most
appropriately and ware celebrated ill
a most impartial manner.
The early part or the evening was
spent in playing pinoellle, there being
he tallies. Prices for the playing were
awarded and Mills Ella Genetic and
Harold Clark ware succesgful first
prise winners. lrvlng Bradley was
awarded the consolation trephy. ’
As a gift to Mr. Jones the mem-
bers had secured a mirror for his nu.
tomobile, which present delighted that
gentleman greatly. lie received the
congratulations of the entire party as
was due him in honor of his share in
the purpose of the evening's pleasure. .
At. a late hour refreshments of a
most delicious and hounteoils nature
were served rationing there was a
‘99.’
to endure-the requisites
when-you put it on.
Young men will find this store the ideal one
tion. The very “classy" line of blue ,serges ,
which we are showing was purchased especially
for the young men with this event in mind.
Superbyvslues at $10, $12.50 and $15. and
every garment dressy, and with the» right "feel"
a
Rightly priced neckwearushirts, hosiery, jew-
elry for this important event.
in clothing for gradua-
E'- . t: d'l'
. Marina
The New Store,
24 Wall St, Not-walla.
TWO STORES:
14 South Main St.
South Norwslk
Large Soft Crabs
Live Lobsters, Round & Long Clalns
All Kinds of Fresh Fish
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 100.
L.
Scarves, Centerpieces (round
nild square). 'l‘ray Cloths,
Shams and Dollies.
Drawn-work Eiiihroldery and
(‘iuny Lace.
POST CARDS
J. l. Mallette
(formerly Mlssos Dawson)
88 Washington at. Tel. 449
Income
Expenses
Result
$25
$26
- Misery
Income $25
Expenses $24
Result - Happiness
Want”...
One Dollar starts a
Savings Account at
the.
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
m mes-
EPIDRMIG! m CLlNTON. »
CLINTON, June tit-«An epidemic of
diphtheria and scarlet fever has broil-
on out in this place.
occurred from diphtheria and-idle no
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tlm was the four your e dials ,r
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One death an
FREE DfiLIVERY.
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Artifcial TEETH
are oltcn a necessity, uild if properly
made and tilted prove a greater coni-
iorl and convenience than would seem
possible to one who has never used
them.
in this branch of dentistry i ran
airs whatever is best adapted to the
llt’f‘llfl of the. patient “l‘lllllli‘l‘, litl'l‘t‘t“
lain or gold, producing ll durable. use
fill and artistic set of teeth.
1 use only the best materials, attend
to the work personally, own to the
smallest detail. and by my wide cs-
pcricllce in artificial Work, lilll able
to produce‘rcsults where others tail.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
16 South Main St, South Norwaik
llout‘s: ii a. in. to it p. in. Sun-
days by appointment only.
Cooks
of
Germany
Uiltlcrslailil lllt‘ t‘llt‘lllll-‘v-
try of their am much better
than the chefs of France.
ctllltllli‘in belief ill the Cult-
irnry, outwitlisialltlili’u.
'l‘llc ‘(icriuau uses as
much grease in preparing
his dish us the Aliicricaii
lllnlsewiic. And he uses an
acid to cut and nullify it.
Pickles, saur kraut, or
the tasty sardcllcil hit: the
means he employs to ac:
complish his end.
'1 he salt snrdelicn, with
or without capers, will he
placed on the breaded out»
lot or chop, its flavor is im-
proved and the stomach not
asked to do the impossible.
Wollave the sartlellonlr
at 35c, and the Norwegian
kind at 15c. Better try
them new.
John 1..
G.
Bath
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l 372-3 ‘
, 13 Railroad Ave.
valuable property at the corner
“diamond. that.
, ately for the place.
BILE WISHES INTIl
TELEGRAPH POLE,
Illllllillld ill}-
GUPANTS
(Continued from First Tags.) ;
shield of the ear out Mr. iii'triow about
the fact and hands while all suffered
slight bruises and abrasions. ,
The damage to the automobile con.
slated of a stove in dool oh the left
- side of the machine and a broken wind
, shield. The Chassis Iwas also strained
somewhat. iIt". ‘Id. Lockwood Kc Coni-
our. of Norwalk’, were summoned and
sent one of their cars to the scene.
which towed the dalnaged car to their
’Eainge, in Watel street, Where repairs
will be made.
Mr. O‘Neil was immediately taken
to the hospital, where Dr. William J.
Tracey set the broken leg. The lniur:
ten to the other men were dressed.
Among those who saw the accident
when it occurred were Bryon Meade,
of Stuart avenue, Fred Sullivan and
Steve Kale/tor, the iatlcrnwo being
boys. A Sentinel reporter interview-
ed Master Slillivan, who istatcdfihot
when he flint saw the machine it was
crossing and roe-crossing the road. in
a short time it. crashed into the pole at
the corner of Stuart avenue, throwing
the men out of the car.
taken into the hospital. Master Kolc-
tor concurred in the remarks of his?
companion.
The new of the accident
rapidly and within the space of ii. few
minutes had been circulated about the
streets of both Norwnlk and South
Norwulk. Oillcer John E. Reynolds.
Preston Bernard and lt‘rank .l. Dona-
hue, of South :Norwaik. loft inlmcdt
Officer Reynolds
investigated the accident, interviewing
Messrs. Williams and Hogan, who stat-
ed that the hurried tire caused the ac-
cident null that all live oi" the occu-
pants were thrown out. The men held
that the car was being run at n moder-
ate rate of speed.
to be ill good condition at the
of the accident.
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A FAREWELL LUNCHEON.
Miss Jessie Benedict is Tender-ed One
and Remembered by Teachers.
At the Knudsen kindergarten, yeti-
terday noon. Miss Jessie Benedict. oi
Elm street, who is soon to be married
to imi‘orest Miller, of Norllivllle, N.
it, was given a luncheon party by ten
or her friends among iile teachers.
The table decorations were pretty
and appropl‘lute, and sweet music was
diet-nursed during the luncheon.
favors worn hearts and raises.
The menu was:
1 Fruit Cocktail
Potato Salad
Sandwiches
("old lilim
Olives
ltolnaln Salad
Pickles
1 main t‘ hoest
l-‘ancy italics ice Li'eam
iced 'l‘ca liollil Tusse
lion lions
.-\t the conclusion or the ropusi Miss ‘
atoll- :
chosen words. which bespoke of the;
llelmi (l'llrlcu, iii a low hilt
loving csiccul in which Miss Benedict
is held, presented her with an oxqulst
itc piece of NH glass on behalf of
those present.
The event was indeed a happy one
and was participated in by tile {ole
lowing: Miss Clavon, Miss Mctlinll.
Alisa Fli'llll, Miss Stevenson, .‘lllss
Puncher, Miss Williams, Elisa Kelley,
Miss tl‘llrien, .‘iliss ilouton and itirs.
West.
INJURED BY A FALL.
.lOo illllirneri, brother of Frank Guar-
nori, the W011~lillmvtt basket ball play-
cr, met with an accident in South Wit.
ion, this morning, which is exceeding—
ly painful; lie was running from the
train on his way to his cmploynfint,
when lit? stumbled over a stone and
foil heavily to the ground. in some
manner his left hand was twisted ho.
heath him when he tell and his small
linger was badly sprained. it not brok-
on. it could not be learned this morn-
lnnt whether the finger was broken, but
Guarneri returned to Norwalk and had
the injured attend to by a physician.
llo will probably be unable to continue
his work for some little time.
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SURPRISE”) HIS RELATWBO.
Otto Htlobner, of Duluth. Minn,
drop ed in on his relatives rather sum
don y. yesterday. and took all comg
Mr. Iduebner is
ploteiy by surprise.
bound for Germany, and sailed highs
liner Preyidant Lincoln at noon today.
Last evening Mrs. Cori Sellout) enter-
tained a number of their friends and
relatives of the guest at a farewell
party given at her home in Railroad
avenue. The event was a happy one,
and the guest of honor was wished it
3hon voyage and pleasant visit in the
Vatorland. ,
Mr. and Mrs. G F. Waters, of Hick-
«cry Bluff, are entertaining Mrs. (lath
‘ 9 ii daught9r Frances. r
They were *
spread ‘
'l‘lie odicor iilvestiw
antral tho roadbed and reported thlsi
The .
.Cut Prices at
A.F.Becklnann 81 Co. v *
Buy for Cash and save Money
Uueeda Biscuit, reg. 5c pkg., 2‘ for 7c
Nabiscos, Red Graham, SocialTeas, pkg~8¢
' Magnolia or Clover brand Milk, can 9c
Maud S Flour »- bag . 75c bbl $5.85
. Pillsbury’s Flour bag 82c bbl $6.50 ‘
'82c bbl $6.50
bag 85c bbl $6.75
Bishop’s California Preserves jar 28c
’ Regular 40c
Quaker Corn Flakes pkg 8c .. _
Cream of Wheat , 13c or 2 for 25c ‘
6 Cakes Fels Naphtha Soap for 25c ’
Campbell’s Soups, all kinds, 3 for 25c
George Ehret’s, Leibman’s’ or ’
Fiegenspan’s Beers case $1.15
Burnett’s or Gordon Dry Gin, bottle 85c
Monogram Rye Whiskey bottle 85c
Tezor or Heublein’s Cocktails bottle $1
Teas. Coffees Butter. Eggs
83 a 85 WASHINGTON 81‘. :Phone 440.
Gold Medal Flour “
1 'Jones’ Flour
Wines, Liquors
SOUTH NORWALK
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The Kline “Kan
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i A comfortable and speedy Touring Car, with a quiet running motor.
based on the finest mechanical principles. 4-30 four or five passenger
Touring Car, fully equipped. at $1675. Runabout. $1500.
W. B. UN HOLTZ
82 South Main Si:
Agent for Western Connecticut
Get Your
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for Canning Now
UNITED GROCERY contain
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 143
Roton PointHOtel
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating,
Bathing and Other Attractions
HIGH CLASS ,DONCERTS, AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ON THE PIAEZA,‘
lat-penal Attention Given to Automobile Parties
Tel. 500 JACOBS BROS, Managers
You are cordially invited to ins act the .
FORE-DOOR MODEL
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At my horses. It calls forth delighted cemmentsirom these Who know
and appreciate finish and ollleleney.
OSCAR ll. BANKS, River St, Norwalk ~
Norwalk Chronicler