~ Lane’s
Ice Cream
By the plate or gallon
All the pQPUIar flavors
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Candy, Bread. Cake. Bio.
F A LANE
51 Washington Street,
South Norwalk
The odern TONlc RECON-
sTRU TOR, containing the medic.
inal extractives of Fresh Cod Liv-
ers, with Peptonate of Iron.
Sold only by
F. H. BAXTER
. t.‘ a I.,
”Anderson’s Launch Works
Launches and Boats
Of all kinda promptly built
, Boats For Sale
All kinda of Repairing giving special
attention
Oyster Shell Point, Norwaik
Dr. Robert M Wolfe has been quite
ill with tonsilltls at his residence in
South Main street.
L Allan Lockwood, son of Judge and!
Mrs. Edward M. Lockwood, of East‘
overrun, is home for the summer vacu-
flan from college.
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Mrs. M. G. Keeler and dauglrter,5
miss Helen Keeler, or Uomtland' place.
are Visiting with relative in llattiotd,
tor a short time
a.-
i.
Miss Mary C. Everitt, of West street,‘
who has been spending several weeks
with friends in Hartford, lileridcn and
.Walliugi'ord, returned home yesterday
...—...”...-
Joseph Flynn driver for A. Salmons,“
has returned after a several day' s va
cation, spent out of town lie reports
having enjoyed a most delightful time.
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filter. Thomas J. Finn, rector of St.
Mary's church. attended the gradua-
tion exercises at Hartford yesterday
of Mount St. Joseph's Seminary,
which graduating class Miss Edna E.
Howard, of Norwallt, is a member.
The pictures of the Hope Hose Com-
pany members are being taken indix
idually in full uniform and will be
placed in a frame which is (Wel‘ 01,5
feet long and my. feet wide for a dec-
oration for the hose house parlor.
The. Pine Lodge Whlst (‘luh will be
hutcrtaincd Tuesday afternoon June
27th at the club house at Pine Point,
by Mrs Edward P. Weed. The meeting
this week, Tuesday, was a very on»
joyahle one. Miss Virginia Met-ch
won the prize and the Misses Wocd,‘.
of New (‘iilliiiili. proved most charming
hostesses.
~Get a $5 Safety linsor ()utllt for;
She. See ad on Page Three.
Driver Daniel M. Corcorun,
Hope llosc chemical wagon, is now
engaued in breaking in several men
as drivers for the auto so that in the
event of his absence they may be able
to operate the tire truck. John '1‘. Mc-
Munus and Hugh Mct’loveln are among
the number receiving institutions and
the unto was out yesterday with those
men upon it.
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One of the horses belonging to the;
' Meeker Coal Company and driven on;
one of their coal wuuouu by William
Brennan. slipped and fall on tho tracko
or the New Yor.it New Haven and Hart-
iord railroad at Noon“ a corner, 'l‘uea-
day evening. leaving the wagon direct.
ly across the track. it was “nearly
time for the train, but he auteccedod luv
getting the turnout safely out of the
way.
Charles 5B. l-iolt. of Winnlpouit, has
purchased the interests or tlrludrod
and Spleen. who recently withdrew
from the Norwaik Hardware Company
to start a repair shop oi their own, Mr.
Spicer was previously vicopresldent
of the concern and it is likely that Mr.
Holt will be elected to succeed him.
no is at present the secretary and
treasurer of the concern and Oliver 0.
Stanley is president.
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The tour young men suspended treat
the high school. Monday were read-
mitted yesterday with the exception
of one. it seems that there was more
to their suspension than their being
late this one day from recess and it
has been brought out that they were
among the last to enter the building
«her every rams, or nearly so. They
~ diamante; their rendition“ and
, their Wont urns Mills“!
In ‘
oi‘ the
Banner Council, No. 54, Daughters
lot’ Liberty, will hold its semi-monthly
iinteiness meeting, this evening.
Mrs. is}. P. Morehouae, of Weston,
spent yesterday with her sister. hire.
. Marlblauc, at the Norwalh hospital.
The weekly businese meeting of
Ollw Blanch Lodge. No ill Knights
of l’ytlilas. nlll be held this evening,
in its rooms, in South \ialn street
I
i l.. M. Courtney, of Richmond, Va,
Richard Novuck, Alexander l-iallornn,
of South Not-walk, have been visitors
of friends in the Georgetown district.
l A special communication of Old
:be held, this MW at which time
the master mason degree will be work-
ed.
An important special meeting of the
.wlil be held, this evening, at which
time matters of importance will come
I up for consideration.
! .lohn Hahn. of Main street. sailed
from New York city yesterday for
Hamburg Germany, his native home
where he will visit for n time He ex-
pecta to return nlth his wife and i-am
il_\ in several weeks
i
The announcement in
name, yesterday.
5t heat-
Lodge. No. tux. i~‘. and A. M..
24th instant, was an error.
alou will be held, this owning.
A postponed meeting ol‘ the tllrla‘
Friendly Society of Trinity Episcopal
,(lburch will be held, this evening. in:
the Sunday school room, Refreshments;
will be served and the presence of ev-
ery member is earnestly requested.
Mrs. Frederick R. Barker and daugh-
ter Miriam. of West street, have re
turned from lirlduopori, where they
were the guests oi Mr. and Mrs. Frank
0. Short, at £20 iuii‘uyctta street. Ml‘xl.
. Short has entered a hospital to under"
so an operation.
Tho Wotuana' Christian 'l‘umperum'o
Union, of llrlducport, extends a cord-
llili invitation ,to the Woman's Chris;
tlun 'l‘cmpcruuco Union, of South‘Nor-
wallt. at attend their Friday afternoon
5 meeting. June 2310 All mombora wish
hip to no will meet at the Boston Store
'aquarc to take the 1:30 o‘clock trol
lay out for Bridgeport
Miss lithe] Gregory, a granddauglp
tor of Mrs. lilboucacr Fitch and u fro-
uucnt visitor in Weston, will graduate
Friday from the iiunbury Normal
school and will be one of the teachers
in the Center school in Norwalk the
earning your. Mina Gregory la the
drummer of Principal F. W. Gregory,
of the Over itl’ver achooi. in Norwalk.
The summer edition of the Connect-
icut Guide, containing the revised
time tables. has just come from the
press, and examination shows it to tie
up to the usual high order of oxoeb
lance and also that it lncludea’aomo
additional: dentures. For the purpose
or facillitnilnu the use of the Guide,
separate indent»: for the steam and
trolley tables have been added, which
prove valuable in quickly locating the
desired table, as the towns are alphto
hotictdiy arranged. steamboat time of
sailing are given. and the tide tables
are included in the inane. The Goo
neotlcut League handball whodulols
printed in thosvoiunio, 5 . 3 ,
Well Lodge No 103 F andA M. will'
lCutbilI’s Bridge Fish Market.
South Norwalh Congregational Church ' '
col- 2
that there would be:
a special i'()illlllllilli‘ltlliill of Old Well:
on tho.
Tho sea-1
to secure the requisites
Young men will find this store the ideal one
. . flan. The very “Classy” line of blue sci-gee
if“ which we are showing was purchased especially
for the young men with this event in mind
Superb values at $10, $12. 50 and $15. and
every garment dressy, and with the right “feel”
when you put it on. W'Fllmm
Rightiypriced neckwear, shirts, hosiery, jew-
melry for this important event."
in clothing for gradua- ‘
The New Store
24 Wall St., Nomalk.
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OLlTF ITTER’S
TWO STOREft
. Large Soft Crabs
14 South Main St.
Live Lobsters, Round 8: Lung Clams
Swordfish
All Kinds of Fresh Fish
TELEPHONE 108.
FR Elfin-WENT.
, Linens
l Scarves, Centerpieces
l and square). Tray
l Shame and lloilica.
(round
('loths,
Drawn-work Embroidery
Ciuuy lace.
and
POST CARDS
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J. I. Mallette
(formerly Mlaaaa Dawaon)
88 Washington St. Tel. 449
1.
$25
$26
Misery
income $25
Expenses 1524
Result - Happiness
Win—um
One, Dollar starts a
Savings Account at
the
South NorWaik
Trust Co.”
, , ' ,
Jesse mundane, the clinging clerk
in the market of clllford Royce, North
Main street, made a find of a roar aw
immobile lamp, this morning. while
driving hum an farm in Stomach to
South Walk. This to only one oil note
Income
Expenses
Result
" W articles. cloudy connected
amoral:
Artifcial TEETH
are often a necessity. and if properly
made and titted more a greater coni-
fort and convenience than would seem
possible to one who‘haa never usod
them.
in this branch of dentistry i can
rive whatever is been adapted to the! Telephones
rubber, porrc»:
lulu or gold. producing a durable, pact
needs of the patient ~
fill and artistic act of teeth.
1 use only the best materials all
to the work personally
smallest detail, and by my wide ca-
ilcrlonco in artificial work. am able
to produce results where others lull.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
iii South Main St, South Norwulk
Hours: 9 a. m. to S p. in. Sun-
daya by appointment only.
end
who . w-.. . “.4... .... ... “...... M-............,.., ...-
. Eat
Fish
Friday
Is a I’apul crlirt many
centuries tJIil, and one
which the Christian world
has done \\ oil it) keep.
In this Hi‘i lawn oi the war
a Change of llltl, if only for
a single day a work, is to
in: desired from .t victwoiut
of health.
We have some of the fin»
csi Sonvctl Mackerel cvor
puckcdwcomcs in tins
weighing 1% poumla, not.
and sells for 28c.
if you have never tried a
Marshall‘s Kippcrcd llcr»
riugwplaiu or with tomato
sauce (18c the cammlbr
breakfast or lunch, there to
a tasty rcpast ahead of you.
The unexpected guest in
the bane of a hostcss’ life.
.Why not discount trouble
and lay in a supply of
"Gtmd Things to Eat"
against the coming?
John
Phone
0- 372-3
Baul' 13 Railroad Ave.
may or
Miss Marloliiurrell. oi Franklyn, N.
it. will com to Namath on strictly
round Saturday and Sunday with
tfllllllll lllllliE llllllllllN
_Tax at tile Tenth of 3 Mill Laid
, tion that the county meeting so on
" their appropriations those for hospl».
, tale within their borders. The meeting
oven to tho '
the need of such an addition.
Mr. and tire. Eduard 1:. Bradley or
as u’ unusual
l illiillli a an
on the Last List oi the
Townswllecdipis and
Expenditures
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shimmer), .lune 22.~'I‘he question
of building an addition on the westerly
side or the county court house in
Bridgeport was only brought up cus-
uallyat the county meeting of senators
and representatives at the capitol
.TUesday and no action was taken on
Senator Archibald McNoii'e proposi-
mcord as favoring a bill which would
drive counties the right to include in‘
approved of the estimated receipts and
expenditures submitted by the county
commissioners and laid a county tax
of one-tenth of a mill on the lists of
the towns of b‘alrflold county lust
“made and perfected payable Septem
her i
The estimated receipts are:
From labor of prisoners -~--$ 2,000
From state board of prisoners.
From state board of children.
From state “per cent. liquor
llceuse............. ........ 27.500
Miscellaneous receipts ........ 2,000
From l~10 nil-ll tax will
raise about ..... 20,000
21.000
Total estimated receipts .. 4104.000
The estimated expenses are:
Bridgeport and Danbpry Jails
EProvisions
20,000
You Never Pay Too
Much at
BECKMANN’S
‘t‘ (ii/2c Package ...... ......UNEEDA amount.” ..... ' ....‘.3I/2c package‘ 5‘
80 Pkg...NA6i8008, soclAL TEAs, aao GRAHAMB ..... 8c Pkg.
9c Can MAGNOLIA on CLOVER MILK ..... . ..... Can, 9a,,
5 mixes FELS NAPTHA soap .............. ...... ......2555
ocaasaozoue soAP. ......... .... ............ 25c
Maine a. noun ...... ......Bag, 751:; Bbl.. $5.85,
GEO. EHRET‘B, FEIGENBPAN'B or LIEBMANN'S BEEN8, calc,$1.15 ‘ 5‘
A. F. Beckmann & Cb.
83 a 85 WASHINGTON 8T. Phone 440. SOUTH NORWALK!
A comfortable and speedy Touring Car. with a quiet running motor,
baaed on the finest mechanical principles. 4-30 four or five passenger
Touring Car. fully equipped, at $1675. Runabout. 3.1500.
Agent for western Connecticut 32 South Main St L, I
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Get Your
Strawbernes
for Canning Now
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 143
000 -5
Roton Pomt Hotel:
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Beating,
Bathing and Other Attractions
HIGH CLASS CONCERTS, AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ON THE PIAZZA
I
Especial Attention Given to Automobile
Tel 500 JACOBS BROS, Managers
Parties
................... $12,500
Clothing ..................... 2,000
Bedding ..................... 400
Fuel ......................... 3,000
Limit ........................ > 1,500
Medicines .................... 400
Medical attendance ........... 0005
Repairs and furniture ........ o 000
Board of sick prisoners ...... 200
Water and ice ................ 1,000“
Telephone ................... 250
Transportation ............... lilo
Stationery and stamps ........ 100
Sundries and supplies ........ 3.000
Stable. expenses .............. 200'
Miscellaneous ................ 500
Chaplain at Jail .............. 200
Salaries of deputy lailorn,
firemen and assistants ...... 6,000
insurance .................... 1.000 t
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Total ...... ' ................ $39,030
Bridgeport and Danhury Court Houses.
insurance .................... $ 1.000
Ramiro and furniture ........ 0.000
haw library .................. 1,500f
law librarian ................ 000:
.................. 2n“
Supllcs and incidmuule ....... ‘2 3.200
f l:,initors oimlnmr and help .. :l..':tl0
”Elevator cxponsts ............
(.onrt ........................
Salaries and lulloauo county. 1
commissioners, county and-
iiors, i‘OlilIlY li'i'fli‘a’lll‘i‘l‘. ill-
torucl‘a' loos and clerlts‘ too. ‘.:300
Stationery, blanks and stamps. 550
thithhnli oi‘ uniluionuns-c of
bridges .................... i and
interest on bonds ............. .3..\00
‘ lirbtlfirs liabilitt’s hritlzo ...... 200 $2
County llolno, anwulh . ...... 20,000 250
ilf‘f‘llf Sill. 't.‘.;.‘.:.""~';..;' 1‘3"“ T” “d M WW”
. U" ‘)‘. w}, l.- ; .
vuuii, $1.450 ................ ., 210i ow 0" View 3‘ 0‘" Garage
\ '“W”“ l 9
Total ...................... $00, illluX OSCAR H. BANKS, River St“ Norwalk
he;
Total catimatoti cxpmiaea...$ttli. 000
Court House Addition. . ;
.ludvto Whitman S. Mend cltulrmlln,
Conuulaalonor John iirophi and (‘om-l
misnloner Simeon Ponce cloth wore
in attendance and Mr Penna explaiu-i ’
ed any of the home regarding which
the senators or rcproncntutlvos cai-
od to inquire. He stated that them
who a surplus ol‘ about. $37,000 at the
end of the fiscal year, of which about
028,000 still remained, so that all
though vibero was a slight doiicit
shown in the estimates tor the year
ending October 1. 1912, he had no
fear that there would be one in fact.
When the addition of an addition
to the county court house was raised
Mr. Posse explained that it was out
the oifspring of the county commie
sinners. but had originated with
Judge George ‘01. Wheeler. of tho au~
promo court. He read a letter from
Judge Wheeler Indicating his ideas of
Mr.
Peace stated that the commissioners
had arranged to- gtvo Judges Wheeler.
Curtis and Hall more mom. convert:
lent to the law iibray, for the cou-
sidaratlon of cocoa He also stated
that thO expense of such an addition
Would not fall on the county and need
not be considered by the meeting at
that time, so for as providing lay it
was concerned. He said, in reply to
a quotation that the addition would
probaly coat ahoiit 026.000.
‘ hoarding Hospitals.
Senator Notion empathic attention
the Norwolk Mllld 101'} hilfhllér oi!
THE EASY RUNNING, EASY RIDING
itions ism about to make allowing Willa MASON“ SUES MFOFt LABOR
counties to provide aid for hospitals.
and utter tolling of the laudable wotk
they are doing and lnatanclnu the
loci“ load which upprtuirluilou «bills
tr‘aval, be united that the meeting take
’actlon stating that it was the count
of the meeting that the corridors and
representatives favor this measure.
Representative Meitzcr, Senator
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IN
DARIEN.
Defendant Brings Counter Claim 30- 5 5
cause of Poor Work and Not
Following lnatructlona.
John Fanzllll a nausea. or South
Norwalk. brought suit against Virgins
la Wlschusson (now Mrs. Virginia M04
l’iicraou) for labor on her new home
Paddock and Representative Elliott, near the shore at 1501“,,ka Dotted.
while not alumina any finch bill The (‘mm was heard by Judge .1. id.“
thought It might be better if illfi‘liccd, of the superior court. yesterduyr
comlty meeting llld Mi 80 011 record Counter damages was claimed because
in the matter and Senator McNeil of the luck of certain work and has
withdrew his motion. proper work. it was shown at the hear
u was minted out that when the ing that during the building a number
counties basin to Md the hoppitals ll of alterations had been made by the“ .
was extremely probable that the collimation which the plaintiff held me
propriaiions committee will find there ,ior extra Work During the noon m.
in a reason for cutting down the state was Attorney John Cuneo for the:
firmmimvn 0r withhvldlns it all” plaintiff and Judge Cari Foster for the
nether. defense had a conference and agreed
No Action on Clarita. upon a settlement of the case outside
Some of the anxious ones thoughtaof court and the once was withdrawn.
they were going to chastise hepresetn 5
tatlve Clarke, of Monroe. right then ONE. DAY iN SEVEN FOR R281. _’
Mid there. but they were informed liAlt'l‘FOItlkJune 22 w'i‘ite lubo’
that this was a motor for Democratic committee reported Vectorday a on
discipline and they Would have to day in seven rest bill. it exemptedrtrbr
await the caucus one week from The» glare, watchmen, managero. anyone
day. handouts and men employed in on
‘ The county «meeting adjourned for portatiou. The house paused a reaol
two weeks. tion allowing New London to inane
850.000 in bonds to buy a site for t
James McGorrie of Cheainut street. womeue college, and the hill to olidili
Norwalit. who has been niobium! 3" New London to issue park hondu.
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