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"Ice Cream
" STRUCTQR. coughing“ the medic-
VINOL
The modern 1‘0liilc Rficofli .
inal extruetlves 0 Fresh Cod Liv- “
em, with Pentonnte of Iron. I
field only by
F.H. BAXTER .
" By the plate or gallon .
All the popular flavors -. .
Bondy, Bread.) Calla, Pie.
F. A. LANE
51 Washington sin...
South Norwalk
.I‘I.
Launches and Boats
All kinds of Repairing glvlng special
Anderson’s Launch Works
or oil kinda promptly pull!
Boats For Sale "
it
attention
Oyster Shell Point, 'Norwaik
Mrs. Leon Hort. of (iienbrooh. is
visiting friends in South Norwalk..
The board of directors of the South
Norwalk public library will hold its
monthly business meeting, Friday eve-
ning.
The Men‘s Industrial League of the
South Norwalk Methodist Church will ‘ designer of the
yesteduy in Wntehury on business.
hold its monthly business meeting.‘
Friday evening. I
The weekly business meeting of:
Butler Lodge. No. 19. Knights of Py-
titles. will he held. this evening, in its
hall in Washltton street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Stanley Raymond, of ‘
Sound View avenue, entertained the
Hit or Miss Pinochle Club at a cherry
party. Monday afternoon.
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—Qet a 35 Safety Razor Outfit tor
. title. See ad on Page Three.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Francis Foley.
0! St, Louis. Mo, formerly of South
Norwalk. will celebrate the ilrst an-
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niversnrv of their‘mnrringe tomorrow.‘
Ophlr Chapter. No. :32. Order of the.
Eastern Star. will hold its semi-montlri
1y business meeting. this evening. in'
the Masonic Hull. in South Main.
street. ' I
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Tomorrow will mdllii no first aunt.
vetsuii oi’ the inuninge oi Mr and
Min. limit if. .‘ilnre hull. They have
the host wishes of their runny friends:
for mom more such happy events. .
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A postponed meeting of linens lini- i
loll, No. 261.2. 1. 0. It. 31.. will he held:
this (Honing in the lllllli iii 'Wunliin; '
ton sitcct, nt which time the otiitnnu
recently nomlnuiod will he elected l
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Mr. and Mrs. iinrrr s. i-lltiiitlfOi'ti,i
well known in The Norwnllts. will velc-g
lirsto their ilrst nnnlversury or their
mhrrittgv. tomorrow. 'l'hcy lmvu the
ieliclinilons of their munv friends.
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Mr. und Mrs. tinninol (3. Armstrong
will observe this lirsl. unnlvorsnry of-
their tnurrlngu, tomorrow. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Armstrong nrc nlrcotly the recip-
ients of the host winheu and eonttrnln-
lntlonu or their runny irlonds.
wiltiu't iorgot to ntiend Liie‘l'lilflifll'
dnnco oi itoton Point. 'l‘hitrndny oven~
inn.
Mr. nnti Mrs. Jervis Willinmn. Jr..
will hnvo linen married one your iii-to.
tomorrow. ‘Mrn. Willlumu was former»
ly Miss June tilhnon Smith. daughter
of William ii. timltli. oi Went street.
The young couple huvu the host wish
on or their many friends tor continued
success and hupplnens.
Mr. and Mrs. ii‘rnnit Crow and
George Harvey, of South Norwulk; Mr.
tum Mrs. Frank Crew, .lr.. oi. 8min-
ford. und Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Crow.
0! lioontowu. N. .l.. have returned. to
their homes after visiting tor n. short
time at the home of Mr chums. hid
ward Harvey, of 74 Locust avenue.
annbury News
Ir'm'lI-m i W l
The teachers and scholars of the
fipringwood chapel are preparing an
entertainment to be given in that lion»
only school Friday evening. A tivooet
force, "The Return of monorail." and
the ever popular "Jertirlin i) it Farm
iiy Album”. will he Minibar This
. Iwill he the last of 1 series of outer»
Street A. M. E. Church this evening.
All are invited to attend.
. 85c.
; I‘l lll‘tl.
; will he employed til the some plntro.
There will he a social at the Knight
Norwalk Lodge. No. 709, Benevolent M ‘ ._..
and Protective Order
meet tonight at the Bike” Home.
of Elite, will
Arthur '1‘. Murray. of Harriet street.i
Murrny Truck, spent
Miss Nettie Selleck, of West avenue.
has gone to the Adirondack moutnlns.
whole she will remain for the sum»
mer.
The Crystal Luke Cemetery associa-
tion or Tolinnd has tiled articles of
association in the oilica of the score
tary of state.
A dog owned by James Kent. of Riv
or street. was poisoned Monday even-
ing, but has now nenrly
from the eflects.
«Get a $5 Sslety Racer Outfit tori
See ad on Page Three. ‘.
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The iluhvock Printing Press Mann.
maturing company, of New i.ondon.}
has tiled u ccrtlilcuie in the oliice (iii
the sci-retain of slide that it. has tic-i
unired lIIl shines of its own capital;
stock. i
Williuni (‘. North. of South Nor“ nlk. ‘
was one of the guests iii the intoimui
dance giten iii Mrs. iier'licit ii. Shel
man, for her niece. Misti Edith Iii. ltolr ,
inson. ni their home No. till Senvlew
nvenue Bridgeport Sitinrilnv evening .
Nicholas (lurllold nnd rntnlly nrc
‘ moving from their home iii the coruIII'
of Lowe nircoi nnd Sound View 'lei-
to llnlloit strum Bridgeport
where Mr. (lnriiold is now outraged in
Hill Hululm luminous. ills non Wiiilnm
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The Film (irove Cluhhan derided to
itivo up its quarters in tin horn on the
Norton property ln‘lmvo street. rind
liliii cleunnd unt'nil tho holonninus ot
the club. There is still money in tho
tronsury. and it in possihlc mm with
cooler weather oiliordtiurtei‘n will he
normed.
Mrs. Willlmu H. ’sworua ettlm‘ltiined
it pnrty of trlondu ut bridge whim. Inst
wook. Prizes Wore won hr Mrs. ti. l-i.
Goodrich. hits. Edward Upton and
Miss Mun M. Couch. Mm. Charles hi.
i-l-toeln. of Ansoniu. assisted the hunt-
tmu in making: the name a. most do»
iinhtlni one.
Contractor Scimitar Chariot storied
work thin morning laying a new sewer
through the property at Stephen lilo
volt. For some time Mr. Norah lulu
been troubled with druinnge from hit!
saloon in Railroad avenue to Franklin
street. into which sewer his private
one empties, and he decided to lay it
new one
Superintendent William ill. Chancel-
tor. oi the Union School Dietrich will
learn South Norwsllt. Friday, tor out.
tango, whore he will enter upon his du-
ties on a. member oi the faculty of the
Northwestern University. Dr. Chun-
oeiinr will lecture on phiionophy and
history.
The closing exercises at St. Mary‘s
Parochial school Were held yesterday
morning. they were of an informal
«turnouts given in the custom this loot
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which etc to he halogen runway cw
recovered __
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will find our array of b
isfacti ry to be found
daysI
a.
lion't omit seeing
$15. i
20. $353
spectilon.
, F r graduation—Jot this most suspicious and
cousin cudus occasion young men about to graduate
with {graduation especially in mind and from the num— .
her at ithe‘se handsome cults sold within the past tetr
e seem to have met the exact desire of young
> men i bout to graduate. .. , 7
. in faibric, style and honest workmanship in every
minute and unseen detail.
'ighe price—just what you desire to pay-Aliza,
All the other “fixings” desired for graduation--
neckwear, shirts. jewelry, etc.. are awaiting your in-
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inc serge suits the most sat-J
We selected cur assortment;
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these superior suits—superior
The New} tore
24 Wall St.,h Forwaik.
Large Soft Crabs
Live Lobsters. Round St Long Clams
Swordfish
All Kinds of Fresh Fish
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 10%
TWO stems.
:4 South Main St.
South Norwaik
FREE DELIVERY.
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1.,“
Forest Mills
Underwear
Perfect in fit. oxoulsltely iinlsh-
ed by hand. durable. and reas-
onnhle in pride. Made in all
weights and shapes for women,
Misses, children mid infants.
POST CARDS
Local Views 6 for so
Manage and birthday cards
6 For 50
2 tor So
So each
J. I. Mallette .
(tormorly Minn Dawson)
88 Washington St. Tel. 449
“moire. but the moduntid‘n exercises. -
South iNorwalk
Trust Co.
wwhwm
'i‘lm‘i‘runtees have ordered that in-
ternal ut the ratio ol‘ ii per cent. per
unnnttt he credited to tho depositors
in the linvlngs .iiopurtment tor the .
current six months ending Juno 30,
Hill. paynlile on and after July 10.
1911.
Dupesiin mode You or before July to
will draw interest from only let.
BOLLER PLACEiI lN PADDED BELL
STAMFORD, .n no 28.««iVlilium Bub
lei. arrested yummy or Deputy
shorift fichiechliuit. became violent
in the city lucid n. insthinht. audit
wan necessary tti put. him in s nodded
cell.
state hospital a’ Midtflolflwn. Boiler
our in them-tn tum lourteon month!
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Elmiiotlifllllb g|\'.€lll
Ho Millie committed to the
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Are You Looking
for in square deul in dentistry? it so
there is no need (It further delay be-
fore having your teeth put in perfect
condition. in this oilirc the work is
well done. at A moderate cost. for per-
sonnl intention in given every detail;
nothing but the host inntcrinls used.
and the most approved methods. Pa-
livllls receive courteous treatment nnd
children meet with every considerrt
lion (‘onsultuilon tree and estimates
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
iii South Main St, South Norwallt
ilours: 9 n. m. to S p. in. But»
days by appointment only.
to to...
Light
Summer
Soup
is delicious. ritlitrr hot or
cuithnnd when it is in Hit:
form of cold bouillon. it in
one of the most nutritious
things one run cut.
We, carry it full line of
l‘icinzc’n. Van Camp's and
Cititiplicll's tumour: soups»-
n can of which is enough
ior‘iiix. .
We particularly recent»
mend these varicticSM’i‘o»
mnto, Julienne. Chicken or
Vermlcclil, which sell for
too the can.
As for boniiions. we here
the best in the market,
either in cuties, ready to be
dissolved, or in the paste
term. ,
Dixi Bouillon Cubes are
:i for so; Annonrs Elect
Extract is 406. the jar. and
is priceless as a stock for
soups or grades.
doom. seven its ago. He will littt
d
_ Joint
committee has r‘ecult ed a large numher
oi: copies or it Sunday hill printed in
. ones which is marked "Suhntitute for
House Bill 738.” an act concerning
work or recreation on Sunday.
; provisions have
general rest and quiet for the more
convenient performance of religious
and charitable services and duties and
to promote thought, forecast and fam-
ily association. It proves ihut persons
who engage in huslnessor sports shall
be lined not more than $50 unless pro-
vided with it certificate of, necessity or
mercy signed by all the members or.
”the State Bonn! oi lieutth,’und such
certificate shall he evidence.thut such
class of actions are works or neces-
sity and mery;
papers may do business until 1:30 Sun-
duy ntteruoon. nnd drugstores
keep open eight hours in the dnv but
only under the condition that every
drug store shall furnish "necessary in.
formation nsto direction to inquiring
keeping in readiness n stretcher. keep.
. pie first needs all to he done gratis,
uni-in unlit.“ _
iii Jillilliiii liliililltt
Some of the Provisions All '
Unitiito and it is Not Likely
to Pass.
ill
HARTFORD, in... zsmrne iuclcluiy
he form followed for bills to he pluc-
d in the tiles oi! members of both bran.
lift is it new Sunday" bill, but its
created a general
augh. it defines Sunday-as a day of
DOLE’S PINEAPPLE JUICE
‘L‘EMOS’ LEMON JUICE
”on
Delightful and Refreshing Drinks Gan at: Made With Either of These
‘ Juices. ’
PINEAPPLE JUlCE, bottle 20c
LEMON JUICE. bottle.... ..... . ..... . ...... so'c
Teas ’ Butt“ t Wines
potion Eggs ‘ . ; Liquors
Stores keeping news-
may '
persons; shrill keep a directory of the
town and city. it such there he. neces-
sihle to the public use; and shall fun
83 e 85 WASHINGTON ST.
A. F. Beckmann 81 Go
Phone, 440.
SOUTH NORWALK
1
The K ii 11 ,e
A comfortable and speedy Touring Car. with a quiet running motor.“
based on the finest mechanical principles. 4-30 four or five passenger
Touring Cantuliy equipped, at 31675.
9W. B. UNHOLTZ
Agent for Western Connecticut .
Runabout. $1500.
32 South Main St ‘ " I
nlsh a room and first. aid to the iuiured
ing and npplying tourniquets nnd sim-
nud of which thet own's or city's health.
officers certificate given in advance of
nilegod deficiency. shall be sufficient
proof. "
Another election provides that pur~
sons intending n concert, danelng or
public diversion on Sundnv shall he till»
ed not more than it, hot this would
not upply to public concerts or recitals
provided the program is tiled with the
town clerk nod chief of police and hear.
ing endorsement from the president
of the Llichflotd Corinty Choral Union,
or the president, denu or other hood
of the Yule department. of music. or
the president of the liurtford Phil-
harmonic Society. or the president of
the Now lim‘ou Symphony Orcheslru.
the endorsement to rend: “i hereby
certify tluit eucit oi the selections in
the annexed program is of n churncter
religious or elevating. or classical. or
home loving. or patriotic tor the slots
or nation." ‘
overen sperms.
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Judge Scott (ion to Stamford to Henri
CICC-
Judge Howard B. Scott. of the con»;
mun pious court went down in Sunni
lord yesterdny tn hour the rose oi";
Abraham Lin-coin Ford unitinsi .lolni
Kyle and John Rylc. Jr The parties
illlil moved their ulniwu nnd usurped at
strip of his plnntutlon in foot wide.
The testimony lluit .ludire audit is litli~
inn. is to doilnc the correct dividing:
line.
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NORWALK AND BRlDGl-ZPORT
TEAMS TIED.
The Sons of St. George cricket
tenure of the Connecticut State Cricket
inittgue tire to get together on Sutuu
liuv in Bridgeport, and light it, out tor
the supremacy for the tiny. 'l‘lioro urn
four ionninwllriduoport. Stilliiffll‘d,
Shelton nnd Norwnlk would from those
two teams will he picked. one with
players over 35 years hill] the other
filth men under thnt one. This But-
urdsy being an open ditto it won tie~
oidod thus to puss the nitornomi. . 'i‘he
ntundlnn of the leumn at present is no
follows:
_ Won. Loni. Pitt.
Norwullt ..... ....i 1 8
Bridgeport. ..... Ii 1 ll
Shelton.............‘.l 4 ‘1.
Stamford ............i It 2
Norwalk and Bridgeport are time
soon to he in the lead.
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USE FOH THE 313L5-
Ai’onrious instance of iiorverteti
notions regarding the proper usoiot
the Bible is recorded in the notebook
of Bishop Howe. K’womnn in it email
Welsh farmhouse was tolled iii and u
neighbor went tor a clergyman. who
said he would come directly. , The
neighbor went hack to the farm and
staid they had better get out the Bible.
on the person might like to use it.
Wheroupon the former told her like
Sow” lino one. he thought. at the
ttotn o! M old illicit, adding:
Wilson muons: we've tied no no
Tel. 500
RotonPomt ‘ ote
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing. Boating.
Bathing and Other Attractions A
HIGH CLASS CONCERTS. AFTERNOON AND EVENING. ON THE PIAZZA I
Especial Attention Given filo Automobile Partiés‘
JACOBS BROS.. Managers
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THE EASY RUNNING. EASY RIDING
MOYER CAR
$2,250
With Top and Full Equipment
New on view at our Garage
OSCAR H. BANKS.
Slruwhoi vies.
20 NORTH MAIN BTREET
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Sp eciai Home Beets,
Wax nouns, Cucumbers. Carrots. l’enu,
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
River ‘St., Norwaik ’
bunch 5c 5
in interest are tustcrmch. uud the dis i .—
.pute in oi. oi bflllllllul) linen on no ms ,
ter plnntution. The two men were ;NI;W Potatoes . .. pecksgc
friends until June of lust your ultelii
.i.lr Ford N‘Wd 0‘“ ‘0 “will!“ “iii no W liukei" s (‘ocou and Chtwolstc.19c.ilunic Lettuce. houd ......... 5c
terv domuln and found limit the llylos Musluid 3.1mm” flu, ........ 5c; l’iliedppics ........ We and 2 ééé‘zsc
Green Onions, Tomntoes dud
PHONE 148
A Comfortable
Arm-chair
or old when tired and weary. We carry
oipiendid lino oi very comfortable
Arm chairs. upholstered in leather and
various shades of velour. ., They are
not only comfortable to the body, but
exceedingly ornamental to the eye.
We also carry a complete line all wicks
er and lousy Rockers, suitable (or
our room or hell.
A. J ANGEVINE 8t
0
Fenwidk Optical Co.
is u welcome and cosy refuge for young '
(so: it untton
svtts annuities rust:
Ado cusses (immature
unrrso saints combine.
south Nomllt
Does Yonrilcot Log
The Century Cotonou ff ‘
WOPB ALL LEM“!
. we it out
"We countries the Weather In ‘
our compound tor titres rim -,
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