'w. take pride In the Quality at
C A N D Y
Ice Cream
Bakery Products
Id Freah.
F
Everything In Stock.
Pure and Clean.
F. A. LANE
51 Waahington Street,
South Norwalli
L
Miss Ruth Corie. of New York city”;
is visiting friends in Union Park.
Arthur 1‘3. Wicks. of (l. 1.. Price's
clothing store. is enjoying his annual
vacation.
m
Mr. and Mrs. Joaeph De Leo. of 26
Woodward avenue. are visiting in
New York city.
Mrs. C. A. Summits and ton Kenneth
of (lime street, are the guests of rel u-
tives In New Conan.
Victor w. Stnih. bookkeeper at the
Lockwood Manufacturng Company. its
taking a two weeks‘ vacation.
Paul Berk. of Meadow street.
Mrs.
is entertaining‘llichat‘d Luise and,
daughter, of New York city.
David J. Hflld), Jr., of 28 Davis
street. and Julius A. Kreiz. Jr., of 13‘
Hoyt street, Dunbury. are spending’
two wcks at Compo Bedoh.
fi
Raymond Betta, of Newton avenue,
renewed his duties in the b‘airlleld
County National Bank yesterday morn.
ing after it week's pleasant vocationl
at Lake Waralnug.
Miss Lillian F. St. John has return]
at! to her duties in the office of Judge,
Jolih ii. Light and Judge William F.‘
Tammany. South Norwnik. after a va-
cation spent in Boston.
Frederick .l. Mackensic. of iletltel,E
has been spending a few days at Belle:
island. where he was a guest of his
brother, Frau-k w. .‘litt'licllllle. who.’
with his family. is stopping at one of
the cottages there.
I
5
Mrs Nelson w. "01“:le of W081 i
port uvcuue who was injured by it
fall at (oinpo Booth some time llRO. E
la now able to be out and hi iotoiiinu'
the cotigtatulutlonu upon but l“"(iC(iVGl) ,
by her many friends
James mutt, the well known t‘entorE
avenue butter. in able to lie iitonntl
again alter the Injuries he received
when his wagon topplcti oVi-r on him.
about u month ago. (lite of his unklcs
troubleu hint niiil however. anti his son
Harry ill anointing on the route with
hla father.
Mrs. (lint-lash ii. ilateti. Mi‘li. ll. V.
Bach and Mru, l). Wilcoxaon have re.
turned from Rochester. N. 1L. where
they have been attending the mitten.
than of the G. A. it. (Woman's Re-
lief Corps). Mr. and Mra. it. .1. Cut-
bille continued on to Toronto. Canada.
{or a week or trio.
Word has been received trout niiko
loCaho. who la one of thotpopoiar
month-iii of Camp rayon). that be
old coronal members oi the camp are
India: their vacation in Albany. N.
l. and report that they are having a
loo time. Those that are enjoying
the trip are Mike Mariano. Peter and
Edward Dourchiiy and 8am Butler.
Mr. and lira. Alexander Petaraon.
at New Rochelle. N. 1., are spending
a law can as the mom of Iii. and
liira. Charles lichataar. oi Norwaiit.
lir. itichataor la the popular chauflattr
for Louis A. Mhnaoir of tho liocka
flood and Mn. Contact and Mn. Pb
teflon are stators. lira. Maroon has
made many friends la Norwaik on
tartan tilltd' hero and iii halal neat-
od by them today.
Thanh Theatre
«ammo. court.
Launches “and Boats
All kinda of Repairing giving spacial
‘VINOL g
1 The modern "l'O‘NIO RECON.
‘arnuorou. containing the madiov
inal extractivea of Fresh Cod le- .
era, with Peptonato of Iron.
Sold out! it?
Fill". IAXTER. w
Anderson's Liiun'cli Works
Of all kinda promptly built '
Berta For sale
Intention
Oyster Shell Point. Norwallt
Mitts‘ Margaret Siteohan. of the Boa-
ton Store. is visiting friends In
Brooklyn.
”—1-
Robert li‘ilotliander. of Main atreot.
is spending two weeks with ‘riettda at
Lake Como. PennsyliHunia
Conrad‘ C. Price. of West. avenue.
entertained Mr. Jones. of New York
city. at his home over Sunday.
iilrs. George Baxter. of London.
England, Is visiting Mrs. Lonnie Cool-i
idgo. of Orchard street. Sorwnlk. ‘ ‘
t
Leland E. N. chpert of iiettn pittce.=
has returned home after a abort vitiit5
with friends at Providence. ii. I. ‘,
Illicit Florence Socor hilt-l returnedi
to her home In New York after spend-i
bu: auroral weeks in South Wilton l
John Morris. of South. Norwnlk. who
has been away for the past five years.
Is renewing old acquaintances in town
l
l
I
m l
(loot-go Wright, Jr., of New YorkE
cit) npeut the week end with .‘llltin:
lulie Knapp. of \lost uterine. SouthE
Norw.alit , E
The Weekly business meeting of the?
South Norwnlk Quartette Club \vill,
be held, this evening. in its rooms. inl
’North Main street.
Warren 0. Woodward apont the.
weekend at Lake liopatcoug. .\'. .1.
with friends made on his trip around
the world last winter.
a
The weekly business muting of l'n-
(‘llS Tribe. No. ii. i. 0. it. .\1., will be:
held. this evening, in the Wigwam. in
Wrialiington street.
lites Martha Shillinttford. of Allen-
town. l’u., spent the weelt’enil and Sun‘
day its the meat of Miss Julie Knapp.
of West avenue. Smith Norwalk.
.lioland A. Pratt.
tho Pastime Social Club. of Sprina
stl‘eei, has returned home after a;
vacation trip to Providence. R. I.
the trenutirer of
James liaitiaou and James Lyon. of,
Norwalk, attended the Seventh re»
union of (‘o. E. 17th (‘. l“. l in Strait
lord youierdu) with their other com-
ratios.
The lumber schooner \thiili in un
loading at the iiuhheil. Hull and lino
die decks lit the Noiuuik Itnibor, iii
drving out her snIIa after the rain oi
.Vi‘hltltllfl ‘
.\ir and lifts.
and datiabitt Inna lifllil‘lli’tl to their
home. No l? Franklin street. tailor
ii iii' -"\citil \ttil‘ekll aluy nl liittituin itilto.
Mfillllli'tlil ut
i'. this Fitch. u! the National Bank
of Norwailt. who Ilvea In Weritport
avenue. returned yeaiorduy to his du«
ties in the bunk after a 4 plenum
week’s vacation.
George L Lockwood. auporluictidant
of tha lackwood Maunlacturlnu Com-
pany. has mourned his dutiea alter a
vacation trip of two weak in Atlantic
City. New Jeraay.
The weekly hualncaa meeting of
Waahluuton Camp, No. it. P. 0. ill. of
A.. will he held. lhla evening. in iiii
motor in the South Norwalk 'l‘ritat
(foinpany'ti hulldiua. on Waiihinaion
street.
Mrs. M. Finnish and Mill.“ James
and Michael. of Brooklyn. who have
been spending the ‘paat two weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. Gnome W. Smith.
or Kellogg street. have returned to
their home.
The large double truck rapt-«a car
of the Connecticut Company want
halt way up hill] Hill yesterday when a
fuse blow out. The car limited down
Into Wail aunt whera'another ‘niaa
war inaiollod bolero it could continua
tho my.
The 701111! ”Ohio had a
yaatorday afternoon at the
d
t time
h oluh
- Wiafiaamiaauri'. *l‘lia'aou‘tli
WNchaitaachomaea
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14 column at,
so. NORWALK
24 WALL 811.
. NOIWALK
v
are all new title season.
Men’s $2.00 Trousers
These are mighty desirable Work-
ing Pants and are made for hard
aervicc and are wear-resisting.
Neat stripes and mixed effects.
Men's $8.50 Trousers-
. ‘Many different styles to select
from in this assortment
Take your choice of the Fine $6 a $6.50Trousers
Don’t Miss These SUIT Values
TWO BIG TABLES 0F BROKEN LINES.
$20 AND $25_ SUITS
If you find your size you get as 0
magnificent bargain ..... l 85
Ste AND 815 SUITS
These are not regular goods. but
broken linca from the big aale. .
SEMI-ANNUAL
Trousers Sale“ +
Our ScmLAnnnal Red Tag Trousers Sale is now before you. To the hundreds of men in The
Norwallta who have patiently waited for this Sale we can safely atatc that the values offered
are the greatest we have ever offered. The values are not only exceptional, but the nylon
i. “uh . .im’i'u; w. it! ‘
Men’s $2. 50 8‘5 $3 Trousers
If your coat and vent are pretty
good a pair of these Trousers
will smarter: up your
unit. Very pretty effects”
$1.48
Men’s
suit.
$2. 48
isssi
In colbringa to match almost any
.....
a,» .: Teas & Coffees
Extra Pink Stamps Given
All This Week
30 Pink Stamps with 1 lb. No. 1 Plantation Coffee .............. 35¢ ,
25 Pink Stampa with i th. Mo- Ka Coffee .. .................. ...32o
20 Fink Siampa with 1 II). M. d. J. Coiled .. ............. ‘-. ....... 30c
16 Pink stampa with 1 lb. J. a M. Coffee ...................... 28c
10 Pink Btampa with 1 lb. Maracaibo Coffee .......... . ....... -..25o
70 Pink Gtampo with 1 lb. Very Beat Tea ................... ..‘BOo
IO Pink Siam‘pa with 1 lb. Special Mixed Tea ...... . .......... ..50o
‘50 Pink Stampa filth 1 lb. Choice Mixed Tea ................ ....40:
SELECT
GROCERIE8
BUTTER
EGGS
WINES
LIQUORS
A. F. Beckmann & Co.
83 ”t 85 WASHINGTON 8T.
Phone 440. scum noawALK
whole
$1.98
$5 Trousers
$3.48
$4.48
...............
egular Red Tag Prices Still in Effect
Large Soft Crabs
Largo. medium and Snapper line a. Swordfish. Cod. Salmon. Weakflah.
Buttori‘lah. Flat, trash Mackerel.
When has! goaa up. Flair cornea down.
Cuthill’s Bridge Fish ~Market.
TELEPHONE 10.-
Shirt:
Waists
A low broken iota and aims.
in litiiiaio. Mariptiat-zlr unti ’i‘uii~
orcd Wuiats. to close out
'Charles‘Buek. Jr.
Electrical
Contractor
General Repair Work
VIII DELIVERY.
L. Hamilton Wilcox ,1
$1.25
roar caaob
souvrma srcina. 25o
J. l. Maiiette
(Formerly Mines Dawson)
88 Washington St. Tel. 449
at.
Your Boy
snow: row: a cav-
moa account
auow um now no
nan a Lima tron.
av auo naauaoa
um 70 can our
or W.
a pour." out“
an accootir wrru
run
a
in"
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
Pa]! 4'91. cri Iavia'a
orau motion mat-ire
otoaao A1“ noon aim
.UIMY.
Addraaa:
51 MAIN 81.. NORWALK
Taiaphonaaz. Cities, '01; W, 21-8.
PAINLESS
EXTRACTION
Every one ta looking for the heat
aervlce at the mm” roitotinahlo price.
and thoao aitflarinit from teeth which
need to be taken out will appreciate
my method: Timi- iii no extra chum
for dillicult caaoa unit the reaiiltti am
highly satisfactory old roota which
have norm it utiittttttce in the mmlth.
and a Mace to ”It! health; crooked
teeth. or thou broken oil. are quickly
and painloaaly extracted leaving the
noun clean and healthy. with no ill
alier-oll'ocia.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
u loath Ilia at. loath larval!
Ham: 0 a. I. to t p. I. lair»
can or appointment only
0H1 Willi A liiiAI'rl
Elam younl people. mature at the
Knob Club. had a happy party at this
place. yesterday. in tho altar-noon all
anioyod a swim and than toward area-
tidova lira no llahtaii on the rocks
aac the party prepared their cancer.
Cora and olataa wen mooted our the
hot lira maria o! driftwood. of which
there an toudd an ample quantity.
and with the other nod thiou which
the quartat of young iadlaa had putrid
ed the supper an a plaaaant oaa.
LAYING GAS MAINS.
.....th
Work In Evoraloy Avenue Completed.
and In Ely Avenue Started.
Contractors (f. lrving liyiuitton and
Tony l’aradiaa. of Norwalk, have com‘
plated laying 1300 foot of guts pipe tor
the lioiiimltitilo Power Company in
Everalor avcttne, the street recently
Improved by the city of Norwaik, and
have made connections with the var-
ioua ltoiiiiea In the street. The work
halt occupied about two weeks.
_'l‘ho contractors started this mom
in; upon lily avenue and will lay
about 1.000 feet of pipe in this than
ought‘urc. The work in this place will
be tiiuillar to that recently done in
lleldcri liiii uvcnuo. \thnipauk. as
much blitailiia work will be required
ledge-a of rock brim; numerous and oi
rottaitlcrablo depth.
—_._...
Paley Klihtcy l'illa will check the
proxresn of your kidney pills and blade
tier trouble and heal by removing the
cause. Try them. The lirlilito Phiir
macy and \t'. 'l‘. “’Iamore it Co. "
DANBURY IS WELL REPRESENTED
lN DIVORCE ACTIONS.
littubury will be Well rcprenonlod In
the divorce court antLthe taiezi of not
happy married lives will he told to
the com. Five new divorce caries
from liltulilll')’ halo been died In the
aupcrior court.
flavor Liaht Iiiiit ranked the court
tor a divorce from Karo A. Haiti.
fqnterly oi Waterbury. but now of
paint unknown and in his complaint
he Int‘fii'li that she doaierteil Ititn on
April 15. 1900. They ware married on
November 24. “till.
Nelle ll. linrdwlcli has §llTDllfilll
ault for divorce antimit Charles A.
liardwick of pat-M unknown. They
wet‘e‘marrloil on January 27. 1893 and
tho pialnitil' rays that her huabaud
but been guilty of infidelity with Dora“
Haw. ltiaiit Nolaon and Nellie faire.
on. also aocuaoa intolerahlrcruoity
and habitual luirmperance.
Henrietta Miller llinaham wants a
divorce from William Binaham also
or the unitini town. am married
William on November ii. 1901.
they have one can. enneih. and 8
yeara.
ttathar M. iltarr «aka for her troo-
dora from Oliver w. Start- of Dan
bury claiming that be lit guilty of
intolerable cruelty. intotnperauoe and
aloe infidelity. naming Arrollo Cola
of Danbury.1'ba couple have a non.
William H. aim. axed ll roan. in
her complaint the arm can that her
husband has raal and personal pro
That: as the drill: anthem lava forth
adullradaiowdhamaaaaaai
ollibm ’8 03th “I I‘m an.
that
told alarm hatar «mung. WBMeadotnanbury has
WuumumgmumMradlmoamm“
party to the value of Illlilmo and the
calla alimony:
mwmmlfiadotpartauu-
. (purplish this work. and are meeting
Roton Point Hotel
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Daucing.Boatiag,
‘ Bathing and Other Attractions
HIGH CLASS CONCERTS. AFTERNOON Allin EVENING. ON THE PIAZZA
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Portico.
Tel. 500: JACOBS BROS, Managers
1‘
.... Wm..——_—mm
Have You Seen the
peCylinder Moyer Car
Now Being Demonstrated at Our Garage?
l" $3.000
And Worth the Money—Come and See'lt.
Oscar H. Banks
Telephone 681-3 uoawaut. court. . ‘
RIVER STREET
5f ...“...—
ruuos ro ' EXTERMINATE moo
. .
PERFECTING RE-UNION PM‘
QUITOES.
when Ch" War Veterana Mod 0*!
herd There Whi Be No Parade. I
Plans for the general reunion
Civil War veterans. including membera
of Connecticut regiments. both in and
out of the statt‘, and residents of this
state nho were members of other Josh
moms in (":0mlllt‘m0rlll0n o! the Mr
lit th nnriitcrsaty of the oponlnxof the
war, are being made. and the m
for the reunion, to he held in Hart-
ford. is sot for October 1. The vet-
crunu will llnrlt‘ltl‘llle in the Finn Rem-é l
mcui armory. . ‘
The organization which will meet
here is u very general organization.
It Includes all veterans as indicated
above. whether they are members or
the Grand :‘illl_\' or not. Those who
are making the lil‘l‘iilllti‘llli’llls are the ‘
Maura. Edwards and Golden Lookina
Altar Bella island Work.
Eat—Mayor R. H. Golden is taking a
lively Interest in llli‘ commendable
work of extermination the mosquito in
thin vicinity. lie is associated iii this
work with George E. Edwards. presi-
dent of the Dollar Savings Bank. 0'.
New York city. it annimcr rcsidcnt of
Belle Island. They have undertaken to
raise a large amount of money to ac-
wiih a \‘cry hearty rcspoitse from
those they have interviewed. Besides
raising money it is necessary to ob
lain consent of property owners to
illicit their nit-udows wherever breed
Int; spots exist.
W. la Scarlett. a wealthy maiden?
and A
and property owner of 'i‘oltenekc, is
working In conjunction with Messrs.
Edwards and Golden to exterminutc
the mosquito at (follcndera Point and
Tokenekc. lilo money having llll‘fllil)‘
been secured to do the work at the lat-
ter places.
Mr. Edwards or Mr. Golden will
Kindly acknowledge the receipt or
some of any amount to help along
their good work.
M
YACHT OWNERS FIGHT GOVIRN
MINT.
WASHINGTON. Alia. 29.—~1lwnoia
of loreiitn-httllt pleatiure yacht: who
regard the annital tax Impound by the
PaynorAIdrlch laril‘i act on their Vt‘!
act. as nothing leiia titan an outrun
are nor to be radioed. of inches in
iiahiinit the In in the court. in a teat
cane before the United States Supreme
Court oral argument on belts" of
yacht owners haa lost. been tiled. iii
thonah the can will not come up lot
hearing for more than two yours under
ordinary circumatanm. 'i‘lto mount
caao originated with the retinal of
Roy A. Rainer to pay a tax in New
York on his aioam yacht. Cassandra.
built in Great Britain. lie claim that
the tart ia uncoaatltutloaai tor a num-
ber of reasons. anion; time being the
fact that the law "originated" in the.
senate instead of the house. A: taxes
for the two years since the low on
merit to pay over $17,000.
MIIIDIN MAN LIFT Mil-MOMS.
itiilltiDIiN. Alia. Btu—Batman time
and four million la tits animated;
amount at the tarmac or Wait» Hula'
arm outlaw-shaman
mammma
puma mom i. asked liy the mom. I 37 line. coats and to data in Jail.
hard. who was Walkway. The were mixing with not W'
“initial-auction. olnhamiiatadia tiara.
a «owns. it la W and nonhuman-Mail.
secretaries of tho various Connecticut
regiments and it Is already planned
to hold sowrai regimental reunion
on tho lllill'liilll; of the general ro-uii-
lon hcrc.
The reunion will be Informal. There
will he no ugieci'lt-iimltinir. and. not
planned now. no parade. The men
will have till oppoitunliy to greet each
other once more. on the fiftieth 3.11er
tcisurr of the war. This In the print.
Olljo‘i‘l of the occaaioit.
it is piobaitio that there will he
a itintheon at the armory and that
band will be engaged. it won at in»
planned to hate .t tovlew and aim
of the reaimonlai flaaa at the capital,
but thia idea Itaa been dropped. as It
is hoped to make thin re—unlon an m
from lit‘cuome excrclai- an mlalhle. E
Autumn tho secretaries of Connect»,
cut regiments who reside in Hartford?
are 1‘ E. Hawlty. tlcorao Q. Whitney
and lamra F: Rth
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NO IONDIMAN FOR Eli-OPE“... ....
.9...“
Min Kraflt Put to Work in tho‘ Joli
Laundry. .
HARTFORD. Aiut- 29.~~in the at»
some or any bondsman Miss Almaji.
Krafft and Maintain Ketchrnitn, who .
cloned to wear ago from Ridnwood;
N .l.. remained locked up in loll over
Sunday. The girl was pending an ap-
peal in 3500 hail from her sentence of
and the chaulleur in held in 01. 000. ‘
The girl‘s rather. Mitch moi
of New York. round her and tho
chauffeur Friday nlaltt In an El“
Hartford laminar hotel. the *‘
when they were popular boards" a“?
Norwalk Chronicler