Lane’s §
Ice Cream
By the plate or gallon
All the popular flavors
Candy, Broad, Cake, 'Pic.
F. A. LANE
61 Wachlngtou Street,
South Norwalk
. I
John 'Baur‘s dog was run over by an
automobile in yaiitoad avenue, yester
day aftermmn
The picnic committee of the Con-
tral Labor Union will hold 11 meeting.
Monday evening.
A new soda fountain is being install
ed In the Stillsoual’oweli Corporation,
‘in Washington street.
Lancelies and Boats
The . modern TONIC RECON-‘
STRUCTOR. containing the medic:
luai oxhuctlves of Fresh Cod Liv-
era, with l’eptonate 0! Iron.
Sold only by
F. H. BAXTER
L ‘1
MW
Anderson's Launch Works
Of all klndc promptly built
Boats For Sale
All kinds of Repairing nlving upeclal
. , Attention
Oyster Shell Point, Norwalk
J
James Pleurella, of South Wilton. i'a
ill at his home.
Churlei’Knowles. of New York. city,
is visiting In Norwulk.
The United Grocery advertisement
has some interesting price quotations.
It is false economy to keep putting
oft getting glasses. Wily not consult
Thnn’ler now?
The oiling of the city
Commissioner Edward 1".
lug continued today.
streets by
Dni’fy is the.
See what a little money will buy at
A. l”. Beckmuun's tomorrow. Prices in
the u1ivel'tieemc11t.
W
Henry Horst has returned to
home, in Spring street, alter a
with friends in Newark. N. .l.
hiss1
vlslt‘
Joe and Sam Bailey.
-—Ilaseball, Amusement Park, Satur- 1
day. Norwalks v11. Savannah (‘olored
Giants. Admission 25c.
The Singer Sewing Machine Com- 1
puny will lotale 1111 Office in the 1111110
van block, in Railroad avenue, on July
let.
The steamers Rosedule and Sylves-
ter will bring two large excursions
from New York to Roton Point tomom
row. 5
Miss Maud Whipple of New Y'o1k‘
city, has 1111i1 ed at her parental home!
in South Wilton. to remain for thel
summer Vill‘lllloll.
——--—-—-—-——-—
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Coleman
have returned to their home in High
street, South 'Norwalk, alter vlsllng i111
Narragansett Pier, Ithode island. l
Miss Adeline Naphey, of Osborn ave-1
line, has recovered from l1c1 tecent
1111111113 and has resumed her duties in’i
F. E. Lockwood and Company" 11 11101111
in Wall street.
l
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J. Morris Halt-111111111, of Putnam ave-l
nue, weeived the entered apprentice:
degree at the special comtnunluttlonl
of 0111 Well Lotl'llt‘, No. lllX, l‘ and A.
111.. which was held. last evening.
—-Get 11 $1'1S11l111y Razor 011th [111
851:. See ad on Page Three.
The house that John Morton is
ibuildinl.r for E. .I. You None 1111 llw
Frank .l01111ph_lnrm in Wlnnlpault, I11
now in the 1111111111 oi the painters 111111
the building I11 rapidly approaching
completion
p...—
The Womun'o Municipal League, 131'
Booth Norwnih, will meet in the ltcsl
‘lloom. ill ll’uahlumo11 street, Monday,
June till. 111 3.131.) p. m. A lull -a1111n
dance in drulred, 1111 thin is the last
meeting till lull.
William Alexander, who in at prou-
cut lot'llicil on tho linundiun eltlo ol‘
iNiuuut'u lr‘ullsglu 11 vlullor ' in South
Norwulk. Mr. Alexander lo hero to 1111i:
tie the 111111111.- 111 hi» father, after Wllll'll
ho will more hl11 family to bid now
mince of rouiduuco. Mr. Alexander in
I foreman la Von (lul‘l hnt chop.
llol. Clone. prouidont of the Pen-
ulonod Idnulnoor‘u Modulation of tho
New Haven rontl. i111» culled 11 moot»
In; or the memborn. to be held at
timid Roch, June 28, to inllt ol'er old
time and to otherwluo enjoy them-
oelvou. The company provided 1111 un-
nual 11111111 for each or the pensioners.
hymn (1. blood, ol’ South Norwnlh,
hos received his nammiuglgu 1111 111111
trlct deputy unprolue commundor of
the Select Comic of Connecticut. The
upwintment woo made by Supreme
Commander C. I). Stratum, 11! Allen.
town. 1’11. and comes as no surprioe to
Mr. Metro‘s lrlouda. tie succeeds Stun-
net i}. l-lolmee. who 111111111 recently elect
co to membership in the supreme cau-
tle as inside 1111111111.
Peter Curtain, who was; arrested your
terduy by Constable .‘l. J. Goodwin.
charged with panhandling. Woo ileu-
toured to spend sixty days with Sher-
ill Vollmer. by Judge William F. Toms
many in the South Nowell: and ot the
Town Court, rumour. {int-lain wot
u monocular and in 111111 course at hid
soul. export to attend 11 boxing hon-t in
. New liuvcn tomorrow evening.
1 place in South Union Plncc. yesterday. 1
gased .1"'eslelda_1.
'day. Norwnlks 1'11. Savannah Colored
Giants. Admission 25c.
j 111111 11'1» 1.1hl111.r .111 extended trip .-
trowel: no; 11111: my: 31111111 11111111
moi. lilac!
of Camp Fol~
John T. llllyes sold the llahcock
11,1.losepl1 Vi’11gner.ol \tw Canaan Mr
Wagner 1~x|ects to move his family to
No11111ik to reside in the place 111mb
-—-Get 11 31'» Safety itnzor Outiit for
851:. See ad on Page Three.
m~-~.._~_.
Mrs Nellord ..I l’lulncr and children
who hate been spending eeierai 111011 I
the with Mrs. I’latner'u parents, Mr.
and Mrs. /.c,nua (‘. Bush of Willow
street, intended to return to their
borne in Allentoun, Perm, on Monday.
The N. 121:. Rayon Co. are showing 11 ,,, , ..
very great variety of full fashioned
dulntlly trimmed, perfectly finished
under 1n1131l1113,1crv reusouubly priced.
"‘lhell' 11111101111 will sur'oly apprecialoj
these 1~'le\er. ultistlc, dainty garments.
Set adv.
—~ liasehnll. Amusement Park. Satur-
‘ Buying . Clethes
and fabric.
The New Store
24 Wall 81., Norwalk.
Don’t forget to bring the Young Men and Boys here for their
.Sumlner clothes. Our styles are distinctive. Rogers 81 Stevens.
iBUIIlngt‘t~"‘Cheapfl” Clothes and
Cheap Are Two
Entirely Different Things
The first ls rank extravagance—«the second, econ-
omy of the highest type. -
We never sell “cheap" clothes, but we do sell
clothes cheap. No matter what price you feel you
can afford to pay, you‘ll find our offering at that price
one that will give the utmost satisfaction-4f not,
bring the garments back and we’ll make it satisfac-
tory. You are protected on everything you buy here
by this most liberal guarantee.
We sell Men’s Suits at $10. $15. $33. $20 and
$25, and at each price you'll find big assortments that
leave nothing to be desired in ’the way of fit, style
“Summary" furnishings, cool and comfortable,
stylish and desirable, are waitino for you here.
”WW—m
TWO STORES:
14‘ South Main St.
South Norwalk
.1
TELEPHONE 103.
Large Soft
Live Lobsters, Round 81 Long Clams
Swordfish
All Kinds of Fresh Fish
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
Crabs
FREE DELIVERY.
Forest Mills
Underwear
Perfect in ill, exquisitely l‘inluh-
(‘ardu received from l'lnrnld llundlo.
and Thomas I. West, .,I1'. ol'Norw11lI1,'
4qu
that they hate 11111111 up from Norfolk,
V11.,;1111l are. now Irlt'utcd In llolzion.
The} will return home tomorrow, it
is expected. 1
~ $5.50 I’unmuuu. O'llrien.
Mr. and bird. l-deul'd Antundmin, of»
fill Wilton avenue. are observing the,
,lll'st anniverunry of their 11111111111111, ttrl
day. Mr. and Mrs. Amunduon are the
recipients of the colml'utulutluno ol
lhclr runny I'rlendu who 1vl11i1 ihcm
runny happy 11l111lla1' or'rnainuu.
luvliullouu have boon lunuoll for the
marriage of Mina ('lrn Ilomlrluhu,
duuuhler or Mr. and lilro. l'litl'l‘l’ 1111111,
dichu, ol‘ llrond ltlvor, I11 l-‘rnuh Alb-11.
The ceremony will I111 put'l'ornltul 111 the
reoldoncc of Ihc ln'ldo ln l-lllcrtulno uvc-
1111171.
A special meeting ol' the llnliuu lndw
pendent Society will be bold, iluudur.
at which time the matter oi rolobt'ul-
Int; Columbua llny will be taken um
dur nouultlornilou and probably 11 com-
tuition will be appointed to 111111111111 for
tho Homo.
MAGNET PICKS UP RAILG.
Them In in one I11 the flaw Haven
11111111 111‘ the New York, New 1111111111
81. Hartford road, a labor having do
vice which 111 doing wonderful work.
it 1111111111111 111' a huge portable cruno
attached to which lo 11 oh; electric or
homo. Leading from thin dynamo to
what amounts to 11 big magnet on the
out] of the crane, is 11 Cable. through
which the electricity runs when the
power In on, This mnguet, will pick '11,.
pleaded oi rail and other metal. which
would require the strength of from
eight to ten men to lift. When the
portable crane has tilled the roll chore
11 our the electricity to shut oil. and
naturally. the rail drops Into the our.
Thousands of dollars a your will he
saved by this new device, in the op-
lnlon of railroad men who have charge
of the machine. It not. only does the
work of a great many laborers, but
door it 11 2111111111 quicker. Tnlf‘klml
of It mcohiuc hill been III I!“ ll! 11111
1111111
ed by hand, durable, and room
tumble I11 price. Made In all
welullla and 11111111111 for women,
Misues, children 111111 Infants.
POST CARDS
Local Views 6 for BC
Message and birthday cards
6 for 51:
2 for 51:
So each
.I. I. Mallette
(Iormerly Mines Dawson)
88 Wuchlnaton 81. Tel. 449
Income
Expenses
Result
$25
$26
Misery
$25
$24
Income
Expenses
Result - Happiness
._ .
One Dollar starts a
Savings Account at
the
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
fl
1111.111 will soon be resumed on the
dam at the Belle Island bridge. J. 8.
11111111101111 has awarded the contract to
it. 8. ”Wot-dwell, or 1111111111111. who
will complete the wort: so rapidly on
nmihlehilnoooumn , ' " ‘
Artifcial TEETH
are 11111111 11 nationally, and If properly
made and tilted prove 11 greater com-
fort and convenience than would seem
pnualhlo to one who has never used
llwln.
in this branch of dentistry i can
give whatever I11 best adapted to the
iilt‘t‘tlfl oi tin1 patient rubber.
l;1lil or gold. pmdut'inu 11 dnlahlo. uuc~
lot and artistic not 111‘ l1't'lll.
to the Work personally,
:111111li111-11 detail. and by my widt- 1111-
1u~rionc0 In urllllclnl work, 11111 11h];-
ln produce results where others lull.
iDr. .l. H. MALLERY
11‘, South Main 81., South Norwnlk
llours: ll u. 111. to 8 b. 111. Sun-
dl3‘8 by appointment only.
. Stuffed
Green
Peppers
Add 11 lilip 11.111 meal that
nothing: else liar: been able
to approach in the way of
:1 continue condiment and
II salad.
lnutcad of using lorcc
meal for the eluding, why
not try tln- Japanese Crab
bloat, of which We have
sold lllludl'ctlu of cans since
llu' that of the year.
This will 11111111 :1 lot of
prllher in preparation and
will add 11 11111111 11111111111111
flavor to both the pepper
and the Crab Meal.
All that is necewuary is
to clean the ucetlu from the
peppcra, Mull with 11111
Crab Meat and put in the
oven.
' A can of Crab Meat, at
351:. is a econmnlc buy, for
it can be used for salad.
John
C ,
811111
Phone
1372-3
13 RoilroadIAve.
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'inforced concrete throughout, and is
The strur-l
very edge ‘
port'o-i .
zlnr both ll'cluht 11111]
I 111111 only the lll‘ill underlain. attend“
own to the‘
missionaries ‘In China.
" number or the people, who read cord
or in 1111111
‘ i
Great Concrete Buildingln Course
.ol Construction for Railroad
PassengersAbetween New York and}
Springfield who have seen with won-l “
during ctlrlouiiy the immense structure
being eroctcd at the Cedar Hill troluhl
yards oi.” the New York. New 11111111111
and Hartford railroad lual outside of
New Haven, will be interested In
knowing that this is 11 gigantic con-
crete roundhounc being built for the
New Haven road. When complete
this will he one of the largest engine
houses In the country, and the largest
‘roundhouoe of reinforced concrete
construction. This vuut circular house
In to be 3130 feet In diameter and will
provide 43 stalls, accommodating 43
steam engines or 86 electric engines.
Tile rooted ring which houses the en-
gines is boteet wide. and 30 feet high.
Within this ring is 1111 open area 90
feel. in diameter, in the. center of
which is to be built 11 7041101 turn
table. Each of the engine stalls has a
pit. and etxcndlng across three of the
Stalls is a large drop pit. over which
1111 engine can be swung for repairs.
The roundhouee is being built of re-
lo llll‘. a model or its hind.
lure to being erected on the
ot‘ the Quinnlpluc river and this locn~
lion invites some interesting engl
nearing problems. The land where
this great structure is being 11th was
formerly 11 big marsh. without, a tool
of solid ground. This has necessitated
extensive pile driving over the entire
uurluce of the marsh occupied by the
building. and when finished the struc-
ture will rent on 11 email forest of
sunken timber. More than 4.0011 inr
mouse piles from to to 55 feet long
have been driven lit the mud, and on
these will rest the foundation ol’ the
building. The foundations will be ex-
nctly on a level with the surface of
the marsh. making It noconsal'y to use
l1e111'ccn 311.1101) and 411,000 yards of
lilliuu inside the walls of the build-
ing to bring the ground 11p to the;
liner level of the engine house. The.
erection ol‘ the ctr-gllw house on the
very edge 111 the river also makes
111-111111'1' extenuiro rip-rapping to
vent the whole structure from
plnp; into the river. and this I11
nec-
pron
slip
now
“To]. 500
Saturday, ‘ June 24, at
BECKMANN’S
GOETZ SPONGE CAKE (the Best). each ....................... ..18c
LINEEDA BISCUIT (the Nation's Soda), package ............... iii/go
NABISCO, SOCIAL TEAS, RED GRAHAMS, package ........... 8c
MAGNOLIA OR CLOVER MILK, can .......................... 9c
QUAKER CORN FLAKES, package .............................. do
6 CAKES FELS NAPTHA OR OZONE SOAP ................... 25c
FRESH MILK 0R SODA CRACKERS, 3 pounds ................. 25c
WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF WINES AND LIQUORS IN
THE NO’RWALKS. EVERYTHING SOLD AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
I
83 6'1 85 WASHINGTON 8T.
1
Phone 440.
The Kline Kar
A comfortable and speedy Touring Car, with a quiet running motor.
band on the finest mechanical principles. 4410 four or five passenger
Touring Car, fully equipped, at $1675.
SOUTH NORWALK
Runabout, $1500.
W. B. UNHOLTZ
Agent for Western Connecticut
32 South Main St
being done.
The preliminary work on this con-3
tract begun Just full. but not until!
curly summer was the building well‘.
under nay. Since May I 11 l'oru' oi";
200 men has been employed on the
Work, which is now being rapidly}
pushed to completion. and the hulith
lot: will be ready for occupancy curl)"
in the fall. The roundltouso whenl
completed will he the inmost or the,
New Haven 1111-5111111. and will he used~
pitssrnszcr 1-11.1
'Izlnca, iakinu the plume 11f several;
small roundhouson 111111' in use. 1
RETURN FROM WEDDING TRIP.
With Top and
Now on view
OSCAR H. BANKS,
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. ........... .5.“— _. -c -- -m.
:Special Home Beets,
Roton‘Point Hotel
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
JACOBS BROS, Managers .
THE EASY RUNNING. EASY RIDING
MOYER CAR
$2, 250 »
Full Equipment
at our Garage
River St, Norwalk
”v.13!"
bunch 5c
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Cavanagh En '-
tertalned Party of Friends. New Potatoes 1- 1- peCk 59C
.\ir. and Mrs. Gourde .l. t‘11\'1111111:h..
111111 recently took 11p houuckeeplhu fll- : \\'. llnkor'e Cocoa and (‘huc11l11te.l9cilltuue Lettuce brad ............. 5c
"'1‘ liwll' “'l‘lllllm “111 ill their llnciliuluard S111'1ll11cr,1'all .......... Scil’lllcapplcs ........ 10c 1111112101 25c
now have 111 2110 Main atrcct,
tnlncd their friends lns'l cwnlnu. llcur- ‘
ly all prououl hviur. members or the:
l‘lnot-hlc Club, the reunions of whhh;
blue been 1il1-1routlnuod for tho 1111111 I
111111211111 adult was 11 11111111 enlmalue
one and was tho first time the 1111111
l11111 not met since the marriage of tour
01 the 1111111111111'11. (.‘onuratulnlIona were
nutmnllv
llul'lnu tho clolllllu tho 111111111 people!
enjoyed tin-i1 11"lul111 11 lllllillllll', play;
lug plnoohlc. litre. Edith Hllcru'dodu i
Kiiuu uncured the lirul ludlcu prize and
I'Ilupllt'll llrny tho lirat nontIouum'o.
Mimi Alll'o Lyon and William J. llldor.
.lr.. were awarded cannulullon IVOIIIIIL‘N.
It nuclnl hour followed the curd
playing during which relrcuhmenle
were and muulc, llllllllllx and dancing
indulged in by lhone preheat. It won
11 late hour when the party linully
broke up and all voted Mr. 111111 111111.
(fut-1111111111 moat delighttul entertain-
(it‘ll.
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THINOEI To THINK ABOUT
A room will loch both larger and
higher by the 111111 of well paper cou-
tuinlnlr douignu In vortlcle lines.
It I11 estimated that there are 1.111111
protestant and 1.400 Roman Catholic
A11 11111011111110 electrical recording
target for indoor shooting with minin-
ture rifles 111111 been invented tummy
lurid.
Two million dollars 11 your I: spent
in thin country merely for the work
of posting cigar bands around cigars.
Title work has always been done by
hand/by girls. but now a machine ha:
been invented which will do It unlo-
mutically and at many time the 111111511
of hand work.
It you can ever mum a crutch
,ohlg 11111111111 lust 111'.11nl11u i‘
enter» l
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\\'1\ Ilcdiiéi 1‘111'11111‘1111'711411111115. l‘tus
I‘lh'llll‘l" It‘lll‘ti.
thorn Onions. 'l‘nmulut-e and
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
A Comfortable
Armachair
Is 11 welcome and cosy refuge for young
or old when tired 11nd weary. We carry
11 splendid line of very comlortnhlo
Armchairs, upholstered in leather and
vurloun‘ alludes oi’ velour. They are
not only comfortable to the body, but
exceedingly ornamental to the eye.
We 111110 carry 11 complete line of wicks
or and fancy Rockers, suitable tor
any room or hull.
A. J. ANGEVINE '81
SON CO.
1341188 WASHINGTON IT:
Jame! O'Brl' who 111111 returned
from 11 tour ho United 31.111911. vies
PHONE 143
Fenwlck Optical Co.
EVER EXAMINEO FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTEED
Open {Monday and Buturday evenings.
UNITED BANK BUILDING, A "f
111111111 Norwnlk
Does Your Reef Leak?
1111 Century Compound
crops 111.1. LEAKB _
1111a A «non
500 A GALLON
We guarantee the weather wear all
our Compound for three years. Writ. ,
1111 estimates. Correspondence colic» ,
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