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26c, 60° and 31- 00
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CHlLDREN'S ROMPERS
at 25c and 50?:
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scorn nonwmr ,
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William 'Fruedenthm, of Hoyt street,
5 spent last evening in nairfield on: bust?
nose.
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The Fellowcratt Club transacted at
number of business matters lust even-
ing at their meeting in the Masonic
,Hall.
‘nght summer soup is delicious. John
G. Baur has an- excellent line oilllen-
ry's, Van Quinn’s it Campbell’s soups.
See chertisemcnt.
~The quarterly business meeting oi‘
'tlle li‘reudnshnftn’ Bond was held, in
Arion Hall. lastevening. at which time.
mattersroi’ routine business were trans—
acted.
Louis L...Burkett, who has been away
for‘sevorsl months for his health, has
resumed his duties at the South Nor-
wolk post other; and looks on line no u
fiddle.
The sloop-yacht Eoiis leii tor the
Yale-linrvurd bout races at New Lon-
don, this morning. The captain bud
recite a party aboard the bout and u
line time is expected by themicli;
Mr. and ’Mrh.i-lrt%iiig‘ A (lump; and
daughter. or Meriden. have returned
home after a visit made with relatives
in town. Their tripliero and return
was made in their large automobile.
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Curl Schnub, 2nd, did not sell his
Buick uutomoblle us told yesterday.
but left it in a guruge in Foii'iield for
repairs. lie is rcponcd to have had
another accident. but this is not
thought to be true.
Henry Savage, Archie Stewart,
Charles Leon and George Chapman, of
New York city. arrived this morning
at Call Pasture to start Camp Frolic
for the summer. They come in Dr.
Stewart's motor boat, bringing their
tent and canoe and chipping parophen
nnlin. They were lost in the log last
night and anchored oil Stamiord.
There will be some good times this
your from now on. '
When the night is [easy every light
throughout the city takes on a dull
glow and given the appearance when
one is some distance off that there is
a are in progress. Last evening sev~
oral Norwnlkers noticed the two huge
arc ights in front of the Pleasant Hour
Theatre and thinking there was a tire
called up the telephone office. The of.
iice was literally beaeiuod with infor-
mation seekers all looking to rtho tire.
The Sentinel citiee was also called sev-
eral times in relation to the matter last
night and one nilhtpreviously, the
news of the phenomena being receive
oil by those making the Queries with
relief.
V A has iron: the factory at Entire
was in Norwalk, yesterday, and loopeo
filed the boiler oi the Phoenix Fire lilo»
,ohoil be sent to the topiary. it must
‘ he sent, find the council will meet more
pins in the house where the steamer
is kept. He reported, it is said. that,
the boiler mustnot be used until ro-
pairo hove been cil’ectcd. A appoint
meeting of the Norwhik‘ city council
will probably be celled tor the near
future to consider whither the boiler
‘ to determine when it shill go tor re
1 pure dim whether it shad to or not.
The man: train the Hetero hinted oi:
the repairs and no cost oi having the
*ultIir not out to the factory end m»
turn. but in: ileum hove not been
rite southwest to northwest winds. The
disturbance that has been producing
during the last two days is now peso-
ing out the St Lawrence Volley.“ It lé'
followed «by .a'niarcu ‘ot,.high pressure
new central oyer Upper Michigan,
which . is producing cool, pleasant
weather in entire northern sections
from the Mississippi River eastward to
New England. Another ,-'disjturbance
central ‘ this - morning over: Montana is
are between the Rocky Mountains ”end
the Mississippi liter. The showers ex~
tend as for south as Oklahoma.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY
Temperature: Low, 67;
Partly cloudy.
Kenneth 'Colcburn, or Weatport ove-
nue, is ill at his home.
d n y;
Edward S. Meeker, of Westport aye-
nne, will spent Friday in New York
city.
Miss Anna L. Richnrdu,‘ at West
street. has rocovm‘cd from n recent ill-
ness.
.— bun-Mn m...
Charles Finnegan. of Norwalk. spent.
yesterday in New York city on hnni‘
nous.
A new tnr wnlk has been laid in
front of the residence of Charles N
Wood, in East avenue.
not Esther h‘ountailm of tinnllnrv,
spent Supduy with her father. John
Fountains. South Main stiecl.
ul—_——..
Arthur L. Young, of the U.
Montunu. is spending a short furlough
oi the home of his parents, on the Will-
son Point mud.
Pele) llurnnm formerly oi‘ Norwnlk.
now of New York city, who has been
enjoying it visit in Hartford. dropped
into Norwalk sestcrduy afternoon and
surprised the member» oi the Nutmeg
Club.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Pusan. or West avenue. yes-
terday morning. Mother and child are
doing nicely. . Mr. Fugun in the popu-
lar janitor at the St. Mary's parochial
residence and school.
Henry E. Chlchester. towu clerk ol‘
Wilton. is seriously ill. having been
confined to his bed (or several days.
Mr. Chlchester is one of the olden
town clerk: in the state. has repre-
sented Wilton in the state legislature.
and in an authority on real estate mat-
tern.
Edwin K. Bollock, the New York
messenger. who was struck by an an.
tomobllo In New York last Saturday
painful injury to his right knee and is
chip to walk nearly on well In over.
although the ligament: pain him still.
lie in certainly to be congratulated up»
on his narrow «capo iron: increm-
iouI iniury.
and l Is surety um 0min tor
lilo. Hoe Id oil vacuum. ‘
Corporation cannon! ‘ John Keogh,
Mayor Albert M. Pohlinsn, mention l1.
Hutch, William H. Heineken; Attorney
J. J. Unxweller. Attorney (tonal-Ii
Jello E. Light and Judge Wilden: li‘.
Tammuny, are in Hartford. team.
where they will competent the com.
mince on nine: lino much; not out
themselveu on record on oppouini the
bill for extending the liner oi! the
City or Norv'rnlt. this amnion {Illa
in; in oondercble oi the touch: prop
my in Gonnoctlwt event!» um um
Armory; which in now included in the
City ct South Nowulk, hut leaving
the highway for south Nowell: to
maintain without derivins our tour
our: the ‘ initial.“
\Ii‘or Norwslk and vicinity: li‘alr ”and ..
cooler tonight and Thursday; model» '
cloudy. foggy wen‘ther in this vicinity .
producing cloudy Weather with show. .
Vincent Toner, ,ot Crnnbury, returni
ed to his duties in New York city to p
S. S.’
noon, in rapidly recovering from MI ‘
Con
I ‘ - BONNIE POULTRY FEEDS
it you are ruining chickens for pleasure you mus
out it. Every Day Scratch Food.
shown are lihst adapted for laying hens
summer winter. it contain: nothing hut good
' grains that will keep the poultry henlihv nnd visor
at no honest price.
MANUEL ‘I'
First in quality. last in prlccfn
escrow-1L
pan-nanrcuvn 75° to $1.50
sou-tn nonw
Gravel,
OldWalksRe-covered ..
RAYMOND BROTHERS
high. 81. >
Tar,
cret e
t not be without
it. It you are raiding chickens tor profit you cannot ulfbrd to be with"
Our Scratch Food is minimized ol.’
“ grains and other one and bone producing ingredients Ulill experience
it in a stimulant loud (or
r em:
wholesome
one. and in that
condition they will lay eggs it costs just or ninth to food no inter
lor uriiclo as it does it good one. but there's a grout dillmenon in the
insult, end as our feeds are as good as there are made. there in no
need oi paying more then “but he unit We are iintnnlncturins pure.
wholcniinie foods for horses, cattle and nonliu, uhich We me selling
one HATCH.
iwuyn in the minds ol‘ its contem- ,
erswnonnio Home Ground Feed the Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
any so.
the name Rum;
Magnet
Quick unto dolly
WHAT KIND OF BEER ARE
YOU GETTlNG?
it it's none or our business-4
it .\'cu‘
any that and tr.) the Ruppert‘p
brand. Usenuocnso oi loam!
you'll keep on drinking it l’or a
dozen years or more.
point is not to own-look or forget
rn not satisfied
The main
ori '5 liner.
cry everywhere.
8. Flynn .
Telephone
m.
and Handel's
STORING
sceptics
Norwalk. Conn.
CHARLES HUKK. 45., .
don. Mon-oer
Connecticut and West Aves.
Agent for Maxwell, Columbia, Hupmobile. E. M. l".
AUTOS
The Armory Auto Co.
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HARRIS 8c GANS CO.
68 Water Street
l
wise entertained some doubts on to
what the corps of teachers might think
., its to his repiitniion‘ior honesty
. school. shag- became ‘cngrosned in the
. placed in herdeak. Nor did she think
. 0: it until sometime after school had
“ dreams or duties tibial: ever
| l’rlghl.
twilh his money which comes hold to:
.it in the basket.
tinting circumstcnocs. which. while
in“ liable now that the mystery huh“
yle's shrewd
. nd placed Janitor William
O’Hara in it most compromising posi‘
tion and uncomfortable ironic ct mind.
in that he toured not only for his not
tint-ate of like denomlndiion, but like-
in the first place, Minn Josephine
Power-3 did the unusual. Monday after-
noon and put a twenty dollar bill in
her hand bag. Upon the opening of
performance oi 'her work. as usual,
and thought little or nothing of the
money, Mitch silo thought she had
been dismissed, when she missed «the
money. liuetilynhe went through her.
desk and belonnlhgfl. searching every
, nook and crevice in the‘desk and ex- .
nmlning every part of the room. Upon .
‘ "Sherlock“
Terms will meet
your approval
v. i.
SONNENBERG
PIANO
. CO.
104 Washington St
Phone 30
i
HOW ABOUT'PAINTiNG "
your auto? Top or body need
overhauling? Wheels? New trlm— '
. mings or slip covers Anything
‘ wrong with the engine or trans.
going to the uncle bucket. she found '
to her horror and bewilderment that;
.luuiio: O‘lluin, with his usual prompb
none. had emptied the some Going to‘
the genial conservator oi the buildings
ahc nus doomed to bitter disappoiiit~¥
ninth and mole horror in usecrinlning
that the contents or that basket and
all the Others which he had emptied
had been burned.
Upon the receipt of this tragic newu,
she mused the other teachers and Dr' .
William id. Chancellor from their duyj
they
may lune been, and hurriedly rccounl~~
ed to them her predicament
Now the loss of n twenty dollar bill
to a lumber in the schools of liNorwnlk .
is no joke. A thorough and hystemutlci
search was immediately lustilutedand.
every corner. nook and secluded place}
in the entire ntrnuturo WM lhei‘oughl: ‘
examined with the lmrsevoruuce and
minute euro exercised by any Parisian
pri-teoi recounted in Foes tulcs. Still;
nothing of the money was found. 3
Right here lnnlior O'linrn come in
torha lorrll‘io und moat humiliating;
Mr. tl‘liurn is is careful nine}
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him and places it in the bunk us soon
as he gels it. However. quite uuushuig
to his unimi custom. which in known to:
the teachers, be Ilml token along 2:2
twenty dollar bill, himself that often?
noon, and worried not a little. His,
conscience troubling him lest he be:
connected and scorched and the bill
found on hill pcrpon'f he went to Dr.
Chancellor and told him his story.
Mich Powers wen seen. but could not
remember anything about her bill.
neither the lotion nor the bunk upon
which it was drawn.
or all the waste paper baskets in the
building. but three remained which
were not emptied. these being only a
part filled. As it last resort. them
were marched and behold. the bill {veal
found. torn to piece: in one or them.
it to believed that one of the child.
ran ionnd the bill. end not knowius
Winn. it was. tore it up and deposited
A comparison between Mr. O'llurn'a
hill and Min Powcm’ chewed that the
thinner was drown on the City Nation
oi Bunk. oi South Norwulk. and the
letter from the Control Notional of
Nowell:
“I‘D FHIVINT PM”. .
Ohio! Thom“ Motherland. at tho
Nor-nth police dopurtmcni. he» been
around to the various Itorokoopm
on atomic; and im mmm them
to clone up the hackmvio It the an
oil hair planar ct buttons mutation»
oi: Saturn” of cont Render. that
there my be no rubbish mound tor ‘
:tho new: or July. The one: in: incl.
_ with mi in every [will in Nowell
: :il premium and monsters having ‘4
to than. his. in on plan
lot momma mom in like
insomniac Milo“ of the residents of
«loans they also molt rim
. into common: and no the donate 7
ii inmtini nil tire) on m
‘ 7M, filo corner on around our» ,
Wirlntotnommn. one In '
like; thin menu at inside: his to "‘
I .,
mission? Let us figure with
\Ou the next time your car re-
(quires attefltlon. Vie are ex-
pert auto mechanics and end
stand all makes.
W. A. Hartford 0
42 NORTH MAIN 81'. X
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58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
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Even, Examined Free I
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