Lane’s
«Ice Cream
By the plate or gallon
All the popular flavors .
Cyndy. Bread, Cake, Pie.
F. A. LANE’
61 Washington Street,
South Norwalk
VINOL
The modern TONIC RECON-
STRUCTOR, containing the medic-
inal extractivee 0! Fresh Cod Liv-
ers, with Peptonate of Iron.
Sold only by
F. H. BAXTER
—_
Anderson’s Launch Works
Launches and Boats
Of all kinds promptly built
Boats For Sale
All kinds of Repniring giving epeciai’
attention
Oyster Shell Point, Norwalk
Less than one more. week for the
sweet girl graduate.
Mine Emma Scudder. of West street,
has been visiting in Westflcltl, New
Jersey.
Fred Brown and Stephen l)ietzke.'
of New Canaan. spent Sunduv at 110- '
ton Point.
——Faney Bonds, Straw Hats. O'lirlcn. .
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Eighty indies pnrtook of Stewnrd‘
George Tietjnn's popular Friday lunch
at the Country Club, yesterday.
Miss June Dyes. of South Norwalk.‘
expects to return to Dnuhury for that
summer vacation at theterminntion of I
school, next week.
A stated convocation of Butler Chun—
iter. R. A. M.. will be held at its rooms”
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. The M.
E. M. degree will be worked.
The members of Douglas Fowler.
Post. G. A. It, will meet at the Post
rooms at 2 o'clock, tomorrow otter-
noon to attend the funeral of Conn-tidel
John Grant.
desired ut the meeting of the Womun' sl
Municipul M-ugue in the Rest Room,
No. iii \‘i'us hintzton street MOIliltiV hi
ternoon at 11:31) o'clock.
MFR. lim'ut'c iiill who resides on iltc
New t‘nnuuu mud to Norwuih, hue
returned from the Now York Post
(.lruduutc ilonpitnl offer it tltil‘lllllll lil-j
ncuu and Is now in cure. of Dr. Wullcr
Hitchcock, oi‘ Norwnlk.
Mru.
let uud ulster Mrs. V.
80!). N. .l.. burn been \‘iuitlun with lllt'll'
brother. ltcv. ll. ii. Lock. of Vermont.
It the home or Surnonnt nnd Mru.
Whitney. ut tin: Armory, Norwuik.
moot n 3:“: 8111on Rumor ()utilt for
861:. fine ad on Page Three.
Lucio liclpnru will hold their
book. of I’iiilitl‘v
‘cll duunblcr of lilr.
Titt-
luul thrilling, Monthly. hi :i p. in, ut the‘
. Colonial grounds.
.1. I). Young und dnuizhtcr \‘lo-i
The vocation season it nt hand.
This is one of those rare June dnys.
The strawberry season in
height.
at its
Cnninloupeu have reached the cut-
ublo stage.
Mun-y oi the teachers tn the public,
schools are planning mention trips
nhroud.
A special meeting of the Governing
lionrd oi' the Norwuilt Country Club
; will he held ut the Club House. tonight
hi 8 o'clock.
For a number of duys the hours the
sun is up will be soon to vary dilly
slightly. For it work or thcrenbouts
t-he‘dnys will be of the sumo length
practically.
Welcome Stronger Lodge, Sons
St. George, cricket itunn ls plnylng the
Shelton team this uficrnoon on the
'some this nfternoon in Norwulk.
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A full attendance of the members tel
-Engiish Golf Cups.
(‘oloucl Robert ()
O‘Brien.
of his dnunhtcr. Mun Muranretlu,
llttiph W. Nichole, Ynic,
“till now u senior ni
Modicul uchoo].
I0
Johnn
lo ncordnncc with information re-
‘(Yt-ll‘ml by loch] pontmuslcru, the fol‘
,iowing pout olllccn of the slnlc hum
bccn dcuinnutcd nu ptmtul unvinuu do:
positorit-u undcr the new low: Alluottiu.
ih-nnl‘ord. lit-bum, (linutonlun‘r. Nunez»,
luck null Now t‘uunun.
Minn llcit-n liocknr, tho uccompliuir
llm‘lit‘i'. who huh ruccutly nrnduutntl
{from Tim V'i’omnnn 'Art i-lchooi. (loop
for Iiih‘llitlit‘, New York city bun juut
returned from it two wock‘u Vllill with:
llt‘i‘ clnunnlltiu. Minn l-ilboi Vim Zundi,
home of Mill. W. ll. 'l‘honipuun. itowuy-i of i‘lniu-linlti. New Jornny.
ton. Al thin mot-lint: the work will hcl
llniniwd for the box [but in to be will?
’l'ullo 2:40 cur from lluxr
innit lirowutloid‘u orchunlrn
W..-....m lim'd. li'ill iiiruinitlbc mimic.
loin.
mor pl'cilidnlll ol' the United linllnrn or‘
to 'l‘urltcy.
ter‘u.
John A. Monti. of Ornnuu, N, .l..
North Auwriru. won nppoinlnd ycutor»
member
at Worthington. ii if
the bouillon will conninl of inciting ui:
tor labor leglulniion in nongrcun. Mr.
Monti will beginhln new duties next
Monthly.
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--».\'ew and intent styles in Hair
Goods. liair dressed. dyer]. warn lrom
combines. Shampoo, Benin Trent»
1119MB. linoleum. "The Beauty Shop,"
102 Washington lit. Putts dressed.
WW
ill. B. Whitloclt, or Ridgeiluld, well
known in Namath, has just pushed
through a serious operation. Lust {all
Mr, Whittock‘a root was stopped on by
n borne. The bone became diocesan
. nt‘r Ui‘lli‘l‘ti.
tiny by Burnout tioniporn, prunidunl of,
the Amurlcnli Federation of Lubor. nj
or the ieglclutlon commlllonl
The duties oil
and it was finally necessary to unions
late the ice.
It Vitus hoped that thing
would atop the progress of the disease“
em
The ruunlur weekly dunce will
lil‘lll llliii uvvninu til the linob
lll'
tfiub
oi' litmu-
’l‘hn nux
tomoblie bun wll run and (Eliot Julutio
liobbmon bun it three number oi“ dln‘
it in umlnrnloml that the
hon will niurt on July list to run dolly
llu‘ouhhout the humour.
Mont poultliillllol‘u have received in»
formation from the department at
Worthington that on und utter July 1,
indemnity to the extent of $25. or the
untitul rhino oi Ilm loot article when
that In lune thou $26, wil be paid for
losses or reglnlci‘cd mull oi the third
and fourth clauses under the rules
and regulnilolm prescribed for the buy-
ment oi indemnity tor loosen ul' llrnl~
clunn reitlliter'ed mull, No indemnity
nltnll be paid it the loner has been oth-
erwine reimbursed.
The Miami Cycle and mnnttinctura
the company. of Middletown. Ohio, bun
filed it hill of complaint in the United
Staten circuit court ugnlnot‘tho New
beoarture hell company, at Bristol.
alleging an infringement oi letter put
of
They del'cntcd this;
.touul in Shelton and expect to do the’
l-Jutou, of New !
. limen. United States lntornnl rctenuo
‘"‘"('.Olliil(.il, iiilliOtlllit‘H the engulzolncnt
liliii'i. Siloll..‘
liopkinu
nnd litre. Frank “‘1
Don’t forget to bring the Young Men and Boys hero for their
Slimmer clothes. Our styles are distinctive. Rogers & Stevens.
Buying “Cheap” Clothes »~ and. ..
Buying Clothes Cheap Are Two
Entirely Different Things
The first 18 rank extravagance-Abe 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—nit 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, $18, $20 and
$25, and at each priCe you’ll find big assortments that
leave nothing to be desired in the way of fit. style
and fabric.
“Summery” furnishings. cool and comfortable,
stylish and” desirable, are waitina for you here.
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TWO STORES:
The New Store
14 South Main St.
24 Wall St. Norwalk.
South Norwelk
Large Soft Crabs
Live Lobsters, Round“ 81 Long Clams
Swordfish
All Kinds of Fresh Fish
Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE toe. rues ocuvmv.
Forest Mills
Underwear
‘i’ort’oci to fit, exquisitely llnlsh~
ed by bond. durublc. und roun-
onuble in price. lilndo in nil
weights stud nhnpcs for women.
Misses. children and lnlunts.
POST CARDs
Local Views 6 for 5c
Manage and birthday card:
nrc often it necessity. and if properly
mudu and filled prove it nrcutcr com-
pnsnlblt‘ to one who bus never used
them.
in this brunch of dentistry
nlw uhutmcr is bent, adopted to the
ul-cdu ol‘ the pnlicnl robin-r. purch-
iuin or gold. producing u duruhio, lum-
ful nntl nrtlnlic not of truth,
0
i run
to tho work pcrsonnily,
uululh-nt detail. and by my
“tooth Norwnlk
it n. m. to it p. to. Sun-
J. I. Mallette ' 31,331“ "am a...
(lormeriy Mince Deweon)
ea Wuhlngton at. Tel. 449 “3"“ by “Diwm‘m‘m' 0‘”
Artifcial TEETH
hurt and conronlettco than would scomi
i one only the bout iuuicrinlu, nitclld'
Mon to the.
wide and
polivnto in utlil'ltiul until, um nblo:
2:07 5: iIll plodlltt‘ l't‘utlllrl \llli‘lt‘ lillit‘l'll Itill
0" C
5. each lDl’. .I. H. MALLERY‘
on...
and
Hunger
(in bond in bond lllt‘fit‘
Jltuc days, witch rill uulurc
in culling to come into tlic
nth-n. llt‘llliz Ilumun. llltf
mum of no are glad to nu»
stvrr lllc cullw
And usually lcuvr it to
Illt‘ “Women of thc family"
to her about "lllt‘ things to
cut."
Why not surprlsc Ilcr,
Mcuurs. linsbmul and Lev!
or, and do the buyingr your»
self for a chumps?
We have the finest deli-
cntcsucn more in (Tottncctb
cutwéh‘hc knows: it, since
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
W. “m
The Truntnun htwc ordered that in-
lercnt ui tho ruin of l per went. por
nnnulu be credited to the dt‘l‘illtilIOl‘Il
in the Savings Department for the
current nix moutbu ending June till,
1911. puyuhlo on and utter July it).
um.
llepuslln mode on or before July to
will dmw lntereui from July int.
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the things. you like are
bought of on.
We carry everything
needed for a day in the
country or on the Sound
(to say nothing of daily
household requirements)
from a half measure of slot»
fed Olives for 5c in Sliced
Boiled Hunt at 40c tilt! lb.
HOTEL Milli/ALE.
Moheekemo—~~F. Sulender, .1. ll. Kiln“
gar. M. liomntein. l‘. N. ilentleton. A.
ll. Downers. it. Gould. E. B. Elmith. ill.
lloese, New York; 8. (3. Burnout, Don»
bury; M. c. liclmughiin, New Haven:
F. M. Jewell. heirloom o. (ireennteln.
Bridgeport; 1... it. Hurlhtt. Wilton;
but did not do so, and it consultation . out covering an improvement in limit
or physicians was held and it we: do»: log and clutching mechnnism. it in
olden that the leg moat be amputatedgelutrged in the complaint that Wii
in order to save the patient» life. (in; item Robinson was the first inventor
Wednesday. In- it. it. Brownie. id3 of the improvement and letters but.
Dilemma it in n. 1.. Byron. of. out here issued to him on 11‘0er is.
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H. Mathewson, F‘. D. Lawton, city: L.
Mintz. Newark; .1. Smith, 'i‘nmn, NHL;
til. L. Steers, ‘Wnnhinguton. D. (3.; F. L.
Glance. Providence. it. 1.: 1.. A. Lin
hey, Hartford; 1‘. R. Davis, Albany.
N. .‘1'.
.
”John
Phone
373*3
13 Railroad Ave.
. British Phsrtnney and “W. ‘1‘. “its;
III EAST IIOIIWA‘LK
(Continued from First Page.)
oi“ the general manager und largest
stockholder in the concern. who iluv
‘ mcdlntely ulouecd Mr...l\‘ioholls from .
his morninlor sleep. At thut time the
contend of the building wus enveloped
infismoke'oud flames. The terrific diu~
turbnnce mude by the fti'é‘-\viliutie us
it pierced the still morning air and re-
verberutedfthrougb the district nnd
town brought the firemen pelt melt to
the scene of the tire and unveil the
main structure from destruction.
133': the time the dopnrtment arrived '
on the scene the building won a muse
of roaring flames and dense block
smoke. A glance allowed other Fred-
erick M. Wheeler that it would be int?
possible to save that htructure, so he
devoted a large portion of the energies
of bin willingrmen to saving} the main
building. That they su'cce'cded is ovi-
doncetl by the [not that the structure
is hardly scorchdd, there. being prim
tlcally nonlumnge done to it.
The department throw on We
streuuts of water and shortly after 6
o‘clock left the heap oi” ruins, which
hardly smoked. The work 01 the
{flames was complete. nothing having
been saved out of the two-story ironic
structure. except poselbly some of the
‘muchinory. which may be snlvnged,
lurid some of the metal contents. which
may not have become dumuged by
the bent.
l _'l‘he blaze with n speclacuiur one
lwhiie it lasted,
hunting high in the air und attracting
opie from nil over the town to the
gamer. Many uultnnoblllnts, aroused
ll‘r'om their sojourn with lilorpheun.
iand attracted by the. plulnly visible
reflection, drove their ours to the
scene and notched the firemen us they
worked in their uttonlpt io‘surc every-
thing possible.
Mrs. Nicholle. who discovered the
bluzc. won nwnhcned by the, crackling
oi the lint-hint; wood and the rour oi
the domes. llcr room is nituutcd on
the shells of flame
the west Bldtl of tho house and win
dow opcne townrd the lumen Wliltlll
is nituntcd in the r‘eul or the house. '
she run to her
nrouscd him.
from box 2.34 hi .i: 30. foliouod nhoutl
lilo minutes later by n setond nintm. ‘
The prlmlpnl lose one unstained in
huehunds room and
log. besides it quantity of paint und
runs and machinery. 11 large quantity
of brass. silk und rubber goods. The
concern bought out the Nicholle 'i‘uh
inn (‘ompnnt some time ago and all
the stock of lliitl cromcrn has stored}
in the consumed building. llesitlcsl
; thin. much of ”it Mill k of the l lbcrtt i
;(l)llllillll}‘ nus stored there by tenson
or the loci that it hurt been necessary,
to rcmore from the muin building uli‘.
;tlle Mock possible, owing to extensive.
(‘llIllIKl‘h iiclnn madc in the building.‘
Mr. Nicholle cuilututcd the ions at
about $20.1ltib. which is pul‘tinll)‘ cor-I
orcd by luullrullt‘c hold with tho Taylor ;
& tioldcn unouc). of South .\orwnlh 5
In upcnklnr. oi“ the ilrp Mr. Nicholle
sold: "I um proud oi the "to depart
imoot of this district. They got llclci
in rcmuritubly quick time null did cit-
iccllcnt work, no you cull see by in
sporting the main pluni. The lliiillli
building \vus lhrcuicncd fim’ol’nl timcu. .
but ouch time they saved it
destruction."
.‘ilt‘. Nicholle eluted thut Work would
lic utnrtctl llntncdinlcly on the cou-
utructlon of u now more house.
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from
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PRIESTS AND CURATES ~LEAVE
MANREBA.
The portion; und tho curutou
how lmiuy illllehcd thcir rctruut nl
Munrcnu lttulllulc. Kcrsor‘u inluntl.
were treated youlcrduy ui'tornoon and
bull owning to :1 null in John l-‘. t‘ur-
uuutnr‘u humch. t‘hurlcn .‘dclioreru.
or Norwulk nunlnled Mr. ('nrpontor in
inking the private for it till”. und it who
ncct-nnnry lo motto hurt-mi lrlpu ihui
nil might enjoy the ride. The Week
it: called cornice“ week, but tllcro worn
nine A number of punters hi. the lusti-
luto entering it retront which wan Illi-
ponsiblu for them to lake during pun-
iorn’ Wt'illl. 'l‘odny they loll the inland
tor their vurlnuu parinhen in the din-
i‘i’iw. ltnv. it. J. Carroll. punter of ill.
.loueph’n church. in South Nor-walk,
and her. .1. J. Motlinulrn. ennlstnnt. rcca
tor of st. hlnrye‘ church. in Norwnik.
are among the number who have com-
pleted their roll-cute today.
who
eee W7... w ..
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YOUR untouaon'e EXPERIENCE.
How you may profit by it. Take F0,
lezr Kidney Bluegill. Moreno. 24 Wood»
bridge 81.. Hartford. Conn, town: "For
many yearn ‘l mattered with wank kid
have and had awful polite across my
back and was miserable and tired out.
i heard of Foley Kidney Pills and the
good they ware doing nml decided to
try them and hm‘glud i did for after
taking them it few have the pain left
my bitch and although i have taken
only one bottle 1 ice! better than i
have for years. i cannot say too
much tor F‘oley‘ n Kidney Pitta." The
iTel. 500
lhn stock which was lost. this lnciud‘ l “W" V
’ ii.
.hinulurd Snrtiincs.
'+*~....... ..‘........~..»~ ° N «
Saturday, June 24, at
BECKMA
ill ‘
eoc'rz eronoe CAKE (the Best), each ................. 18c
UNEEDA BISCUIT (the Nation's Sada), package ............. ..3'/gC
NABISCO, SOCIAL TEAS. RED GRAHAMS. package ....... 8c
MAGNOLIA OR CLOVER MILK, can .......................... 90
QUAKER CORN FLAKEB, package ............... .......... 8c
6 CAKES FELS NAPTHA OR‘OZONE SOAP ...... . ........ 256
FRESH MILK OR SODA CRACKERS, 3 poundB‘ .. ........ . ...... 25c
THE NORWALKS.
WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF WINES AND LIQUORS IN
EVERYTHING SOLD AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
83 s 85 WASHINGTON 8T.
Phone 440.
SOUTH NORWALK
The Kline Kat
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, 31500.
W. B. UNH‘OLTZ
Agent for Western Connecticut
32 South Main St‘
Roton Point Hotel
'Shorc Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating,
Bathing and Other Attractions
3,...” m... H... “mm, W. h, "an“... :Pucu cues coucsn'rs. AFTERNOON AND eventuc, ON THE PIAZZA
“e “mm“ ‘“ ““ “Wm iEspecial Attention Given to Automobile Parties
JACOBS BROS. Managers
THE EASY RUNNING, EASY RIDING
MOYER CAR
$2,250
With Top and Full Equipment
New on view at our Garage
OSCAR H. BANKS,
River St, Norwalk
Wm
Special Home Beets,
New Potatoes
llukcr‘ s (‘ ocon ilntl (‘ hocoinchSc ‘, lionlc Lettuce. hcnd
cun .......... 5c i'lnonpplcs
bunch 5c
peck 59c
M
.W
\\'l.\' Home. tiltmnnbcrs, t‘urrots, l‘cnn,
Strawberries.
............. 5c
........ 100 and 2 for 25¢
UH‘t'll Onions, 'l‘omnlocr nnd
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
A Comfortable
Arm-chair
in u welcome and cosy refuge for young
or old when tired and wcury. We carry
it aplondid line of very comfortable
Armchnim, upholstered in leather and
various: Ililltlt‘ti of velour. They are
not only comfortable to the body, but
exceedingly ornnmentnl to the etc.
We nleocnrry a complete line of wicke-
or and fancy Rockers, suitable tor
any room or ball.
A. J. ANGEVINE 8t
SON CO.
mm wnumoroti or.
it you can ever persuade a email
on ere! the couple. vile relic end i
PHONE 143
Fenwick Optical Co.
EYES EXAMINED FREE
AND GLABGEB GUARANTEED
Open Monday and Saturday eveninge.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
South Norwelk
Does Your Roof Leak? ,
The Century Compound:
STOPS ALL LEAKO
500 A GALLON 601: A GALLON
We guarantee the weather wear of
our Command for three years. Write
for estimates. downtrodden“ unlic-
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