‘ flood of East Norwaik.
+
, . .la and woe be unto him who dares
, to come out with any summer bead-
~ year from now on. The bat stores
4 I“ a rushing business. yesterday.
‘ unkind over old hats and seilins the
new. The new styles are attracting
V .tnonaiderable attention and this Year's
wallet seems to striite a popular chord
‘ We the mlnfoih Up to 8 o clock
out for the first time. yesterday.
roses on the streets of East Norwalk.
by consisting of Frederick. Albert.
, Bennett street to No. i. loath Osborne
; menus where they occupy the entitle
W as was and where a telephone
ridge Pharmacy.
Prompt and efficient ‘
service at all times.
Personal attention [iv-
en to all prescriptiut
worlr.
Chaim her out trolley
patrons. come in and
wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager
fl 4......—
lrs. Mottle Raymond, of Tampa.
moulds, is'visiting Mrs. Frank Ray-
Edward Millspsugh, of Crockett ave- ‘
nae. Rowayton. was a visitor in East
Norwaik. yesterday.
Alfred Taylor. the drivor for the Cre-
nent Laundry, is enjoying a short va-
mtionw from his duties and George
“cps-egos is taking his place.
Allen Howell, of East Norwalk. who
he been confined to his home for
Imetime with illness, was able to be
The weekly prayer and praise ser-
VIoe of the East avenue Methodist
church was held, last evening. Rev.
William W. Gillies occupying the pul-
lit. .
*ltev. Charles JL'Anderson occupied
the pulpit at the Swedish Congress-
lional church. last evening. at which}|
time the Weekly prayer meeting wasi
held.
Rev. Lester F. Reynolds occupied
the pulpit and preached at the weekly
prayer and praise service which was
held in the Advent Christian church;
last evening.
atom How my. ‘mm-
How Hull I”! ”and Men or
How WW Malta canted. ‘i‘heapus'h ed lie“ department j
g Fpel Grout. . in orphans: bosom. with} a balance ‘
You mean dd women who nomehow. of (It ill the“ treaaury. *
can't not Mills right-willows” as
almost daily headache. coated tonne.
fool taste and foul breath. diasinosa.
can't sleep, are hilious. nervous and
upset. bothered with a sick. may dia-
ordered stomach. or have backache
and feel all worn out.
AreJou keeping clean inside with
Cuscarets, orimerely forcing a pal-
sapewsy every few days with Calm
important.
Cascarete work while you aleeo'
cleanse and regulate the Itomach. re
move the sour, undigested and fer-
menting food and food gases: take the
excess bile from the liver and carry
out of the system all the decompoaed
waste matter and poison in the intes-
tines and bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will straighten
you out by mcrning~a ill-cent box
from any drug store will keep your en.
tire family feeling good for months.
Don't forget the children. They love
Cascarets because they taste good—-
do good-never gripe or sicken.
hire Emily Benedict has been visit-i
lug In town.
in Bridgeport.
Nearly all the cottues at Compo
bench are closed for the season.
R; C. Thompson of East avenue, has: Rev. Charles F. Taylor is on a iec-‘ ”0°“ °‘"' °‘°°“°“‘ chief m" nearly; abandoned the girl and took a chance
purchased the old Sherman place. in;
First street. Mr. Thompson is making.
repairs to the house and expects to
move into it in the near future.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cornon, with;
their bright daughters. Helen and:
Gertrude, have removed from South
Osborn avenue to Grove street, where:
the tWU sisters will be a delight to
the other young folks tilcreabout. '
East Norwalk how have contracted
the habit of using stilts and nearly
"9“) Willis man can be seen plodding In his duties on the trolley ouing to have returned him to u.
iwould liked to have cominned in his
along elevated anywhere from a foot
Ind a half to three feet above the?
ground. The sport affords the youths:
not a little fun and exercise.
-— i
Mrs. Sylvester Selleck and daughter,
Mrs. ira Rogers. and her son, lrn Rox- i
ture in in New York state this week.
The condition of Mrs.
Hawkes shows slight improvement
Phillip Sanford of Saugainck has
turned from a cruise on the sound
l”?
tin his yacht.
The last session of the registrars
will be held today in town hall from
9a m. tohp. to
Michael Meyers is unable to attend
bolls on his neck
M
William Taylor entertained a part)
Large quantities of fine eels are be
cathartic pills or castor oil? This is
. arose and stating that be had been
iilrs. James Mills spent Wednesday;
name on
‘ (continued from Fl
chief engineer and tressmr were up
on was pas-J constant;
in! tile ‘flrst boom of t three com-
panies of the department committee
on expenditures. ' ~
Anselm
Caterer Frederick A. Inna. landlord
James R. Connor and Landlord Aft}.
Festherstone for their many kindness
as on ”the occasion at the Solomon
stable and other tires.
Followipf the business session ‘for-
mer Chief "Engineer A. ill. Winchester
~.
called upon to perform a very plena-
ant duty. spoke as follows:
The good book tells on of the mat-
ness of him who lays down his life
for another. ‘ or such must be the true
fireman; with no thoncbt of other re-
ward than the omeletsnesa of duty
well doue. it may, be seldom that he
has to pay the toll to his ceiling with
his life. but he knows that he must not
count the cost when his help is needed.
and flinging self safety to the winds.
energy home of self sacridce speeds
him to the rescue.
it naturally follows, then. that the
true firemen must be above the con-
trolling influences of selfishness. And,
he is in the aggregate, as we all know.
brothers. better than we realise until
We pause to think what we are to each
other; how much we think of nob
otbec. and, haw much we would do for
each other. Yes. we may diner in
opinions sometimes on some things.
such is human. but as firemen-«broth-
or firemen—we are a solid unit. solid
in our glorious purpose. solid in tra-
ternai'lo‘ve that.“ “indeed beautiful
t ._
First “hunt Chi“ Milli“ W Ci‘l‘k. “
The tunnel reports of the ”owl: "
A vote of thanks was itendon! to1
albinism. at May. was abandon.
lover tale is» nisht at the,
irolmcn Browne and Po-
e‘ was the party the po-
c'rd pod this city had been
looking fer:
Looking for Girl Toto Days.
The police at Stamford got infor-
mation that the girl and two men. as
Tuesday ‘nntl asked the local police
photograph”: and the officers who are
on the Water vstreet and steamboat
dock beats bad beenylooklng for the
girl for two days.
. Left by Martino.
lust nightthei girl was ilholl to the“
New York steamboat by her lover
who, after getting her aboard, told
her to wait for him as he was point
to make a purchase. ‘Alphonee Mar
tine, the nuns man is onestion.
failed to show up. Just before the
boob” left on her trip to New 'York
the girl. becoming impatient. left the
boat and started up Water street. Pm
troimen Browne and Poland saw the
girl. Then was resemblance to the
description of themissing Folsom girl
They were not sure about "it but de-
cided to follow the girl and locate
her. and in this way find her and the
man who was with her.
Went to Furnished Room.
The girl .went to a furnished room
house at is Union street Waiting '-
llil the girl [oi In ill. hon-e. they fol-
land probably is not surpassed by any
other organisation of menmour lac.
red calling makes it so.
i As an example of that generous spir-
. it. of which i have spoken—the createsi
Mrs. Justice Mills is confined to her. spirit we have among us one who has A
!home by illness.
ghen touching evidence of that dcvine
quality of the composite fireman-mn-
selfishness—very recently. i refer to
soap brother. Harold F' Clerk; be hsai
i
four years. and that high once hasf
Enoch \ery precious to him ~it was to;
James the an honor which none other has, our} w”, this morning by Sergeant suck-
:ever can eclipse; your trust in me.
your splendid support are now true-i
men of my memory that mean more
to me than i can tell you; i hated to
‘ part with it. no one knows what effort g
it cost me to let it pass on to one more
worthy.
As history repeats itself. so it was
Ewith Chief Clerk. he loves his bones.
,ahie office and he has held it well;
he has loved it more each year as you
nsinrsiy be!
present csmcity for a long time to.
ironic iiut notwithstanding this land!
iof friends at his home in Snugstuclt. able desire, he been that another—4|!
‘ Thursday evening.
good staunch friend and brother fire—
man of bls-~wouid like to wear the
luuroia that have hind him so well.i
the man He was not more. although
they waited for him.
The girl told the odious that only
lphonee Martino had been with her.
'Bbe admitted that she ran sway from.
home with hint. on his promise to
lmarry her.
The police believe that Martino
to ship her to New York by the boat
The Stamford police were notified
lOl'
w.
I
Martino. spell it. ’ "
in behind street. -'
cit. the the girl was pich- . A . ; ,_,.
Made Sale by Lydia E. Pinkiiam‘s .
they supposed. came to this city inst ‘
to look them up. A description of the ‘
girl was given the police. with her
lowed. They found the girl in her,
room. But they were unable to Ind’
«v
Vegetable Gunponnd.
. Granitcvilic, Vt.--"I was paussi
the chance of Life andeuilcrtg
from nervousness
and other mandarin
oytnptoms. an Y
paraffin fill that
. . tom's
single Com-
has proved ‘
worth mountains of
gold to me. as it
,. restored my health
- stren th. 1
:‘e'ierr1 forge to tell
friends what
L) ”is E-‘l’lnkham s
und has done for me
0d; Complete
means so much
notable Com
”.ng tibia tr
Sammie u to bee
home that for the sake of other suffer.
ngwomen i am willing to makem
publisn
amour.
ublo ubllc so
this iettgr. "—- Mas ygougm
RF. D.. Granitoviile. Vt.
No other medicine for we n's ills
hasreccived such moo-sow remnant! un-
Qualified endorseme 0 other med—
icine we know of has such a record
of some as has Lydia ms
Vegetable Compound.
Formorethan so years it has been
curing woman’ s ills lurch as inflamma-
“mam ulceration. fibroid tumors. irreg-
fisflpeflodi and nervous
mgation, and l rlsluntelonalied for
ng women so e rou h the
Mango of.lifyo K
psriodof
at L lit ..
hum aflWme’unuto “glam
Res- odwloelafree.
and always helpful.
Broad River g
l
i
i
Andrew Stevens. Jr.. of this placej
who has been confined to his home:
for some time with illness. is reported;
to be somewhat improved .»
Hrs. Frederick Fiedler. of Bartlettg
avenue, is a visitor in Stamford to-
day With a friend she hpd plunned‘r
a trip to \‘ew York by float. .
The Broad River and Slivermlne;E
beech” tenn- will dine his tumor-E
row afternoon on the Broad River;
New Yorls. New
Haven 8. Hart- i
ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
u} sum June 4. 1m.
m”
(grounds surrounding the residence of
ilir and Mrs. Harry A. Vail.
ere. ...lr returned to their home in lull taken from the Mill pond and should [‘0 relinquish them. A m.“ IOUTH NORWALK TO NEW VOIK.
Heliport. L i. this morning. after be:
log the guests of Mr. and Mrs John
R L'Hommedleu, of Osbotn avenue!
They returned by the way of the ““5““ "‘d “m" grandson of Brook know him to be possessed and allowed 2 u,“ 3 3-53.-
stenmer Huntington.
The steamer Huntington makes her
last trip to Huntington today, and a
large number of people took the trip
in spite of the uncertain condition of
the weather. The best will make a
trip Oct. 4th from Huntington to
South Norwslk, as the passengers de-
sire to attend the Danbury l-‘slr.
Earle F. Baker. of East Norwslk.
will leave tomorrow night far New
York city where he will take up his
Iopbomore year at the New York Uni-
versity. Earle is the pepular young
student who graduated from the Nor-
walk High school in 1010. in the high
ochooi he was president of the senior
class. member of the high school or
ohostra. and in for everything for the
[pod of the school. including baaebali
and football teams.
The bell is telling softly, announc-
ing that straw hatrsro being called
this morulni only one straw hat was
‘ W 4
Ir. and Mrs. John Wallis. and fun
{liars and Lilly. have removed from
idles and have had it not in aflo-
fie‘ order. everything being sent slid
creeks, these dark nights
Mrs. John Touch is entertaining her
lyn at her Cross Highway home.
George Ward is suffering with a
painful foot. caused by stepping on a
[lime of glass while out in the river.
m.-
will hold a stated communication this
’cvenlng to transact important busi-
0838.
Thomas J. Kirk is enjoying a vaca-
hotel and is spending the week at
Niagara Falls.
m
Dr. and Mrs. C. W.. Jonson, who
have been guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Landenburl. have
hinrned to the city.
Work of macadamisinx Riverside
avenue Is to be commenced at once.
The coat of the work over the 010.000
appropriated by the state will be paid
by the town.
Work on the improvements which
are being made about the building of
the I). M. Salmon Co. is being rapidly
pushed sinus. Another floor will be
added and the oelliu raised.
m
«"oonersn; debilitated for years
Had lick limit. lacked ambition.
was wornout and all rundowo. lino
doe Blood hitters made are a well
amnan."-—ldrs. Chas. Misty. loosen.
can .
‘ WW
~ oacnuall enovlelon m WILL.
, .Wit. debt. is. ~Ulldilf the
' * in}: man. which has lost
been lied hr probate here. Henry
needle Kaine Ion. must «wait until be
it My start of are before reecivind
his portion of the 31“» acute left
by the father. the testlul'lnt directln!
that the bequest in this ones he held
is. out until the beuiiele'ry ram
Temple lodge. No. 55. F‘. and A. Mp
tion from his duties at the Westport.
who when in line before him for the!
office of chief. stepped aside. with thatj
true fireman- spirit. with which we
the honor to pass him and rest upon
lilhlef Clark. who now has found the:
’ioy of turning back the honor to burg,
chief elect. George W Bogardns.
Chief Clerk. in behalf of the mem-
bers of the South Norwsih Fire Do
ipnrtmont. that band of men—who are
meow-who have. honored you as their
head so long and. who in like manner
you this token of their lasting esteem
and affection. which you have so hon~
iestly earned, and may it ever be to
'you not only a precious memento 0
your high office. but may it bring you
good fortune and continued honors.
but more than all. may it seal the
thought in your his warm heart, that
every member of our lire department
is your friend, a possession that far
out values the gold with which i now
decorate you.
At the conclusion of his speech Mr
Winchester stepped lorwsrd and piec~
‘cd a meaninoent badge on Chief
Clark's coat.
The latter said he was too overcome
by surprise and his feellnse of gratin!
tude to malts so am» speech. but
be thanked the donors most heartily.
and said be bond to live at lent fort,
ty years losser,aad if he could’iam
we serve the south Harwell fire De-
partment he would make it a point to
do ”I
’i'he belies is of solid sold. and the
emblem‘ds a most appropriate and.
1'i‘he badge is surrounded by a band
of gold. representing a length of hose.
with souls and other attachments. is
the cenm is a pump». ladder. soa'sle.
hoolt. nine and hat. The «Nominal
of the ioutlt Nerwolk l‘ii'e‘ Depart»
tnenl 1907-1011.” appear o‘er the top.
(in the reverse side are the words:
“Presented to Harold I“. Glnflt. bf
death Not-wall: rive lie fluent. ileu-
W Ii. “ital."
i
v
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mum-tsetse lionaseaibrtfl we
have been honored by you. i present to‘
Gill’
a. u.—-ir in 5:09;. sbidll‘m us. as
712px. 1200):.le 8:6
noes mix a.
"r "31101—1. thon'l (runs a
ues to lioness. 32ml.” 3: eta.
6:. I: mx.‘
e. 4o.e 5'13. 1 m. 7- sex. suds."
“will”.
A. )1 42:4“, moss. sun. so: mm
n. 0018. Gist szsss. sass. and. s: .
11.0%. we unit mass. um. mm. s; a.
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NIW NOIK TO IOUTH NORWALK.
A. ”“405 a. I:“. It“. Ilm. I:
a. IizQiox. 0:151. 8:601. 10: :11. IQ.
r. .4s. on no .
:Ms. 3- lbs. 4 tin. 01m. Jinan. {lg
«rs-mu. ne'exisiesgmeae.
ll: m. n shi the:
Milan.
"amass—4m us. sass. sass. team.
it. Haunt son szot ItIll. visa.
szsox. am. ii .00: Alicea. '
we
IOUTH NORWALK TO NIW
HAVIN.
ugh :fidflhil “ it"i 532‘" M ""
lily.
I' win. ”flit: i108. l‘flh' It‘l'a
“time-rm,- only—It. II
Maya.
«3—111: its. this. um. 1:01.. exit.
;& .lLllgmm. sites. on nits.
DANIDIY TO IOU?” NORWALR.
* ma’n'flsfi'lisom' mes ”M
it will“, $28:
“UT" V NORWALK 1' r -
ANN!“
Elisa (can; . 4W).
::?E '31”. lilil.‘ Itfll. It“.
is up
”w
HIV! Tv
Wop at ' rim
and
s A. random
;grounds. and a close some is expected i
i
Tb. Broad River branch of Gucci
Church Sunday school will hold a pic !
Does
lit Fail Sui‘
Have Arrived
‘ ,
’ They are correct—cinn-cot and crisp. if you want
. to fool abeoinbsl‘y sure about style. fabric and a good
e‘em It, we ’lthow that we have the clothes here
that will strike your fancy, and win your confidence
entire! acquaintance.
We feel quite sure that we have the very Fail Suit
here new that will please you from head to foot.
All you have to do Is name the price and we can
show you a range of styles that have your particular
idea materialized In every little detail.
We are displaying in our West Window $15.00 Suite.
The sooner you some the more certain you are to
be'sulted.
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phone No. 1185-2.
SEEM HARD WORK to get the heating system in
your house in good working order every winter?
Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the fur-
nace now. and-restore the worn out parts and clean
it thoroughly. so that. you'll have no trouble when
you are ready to start it.
The Jones & Hoichkiss Co.
EOTIHATES GHEEHF‘ULLY FURNISHED
17 Wall Itreet Phone 742 Norwaik. Conn.
LOO at the Moon 80
' h. p. Touring Car
Equipped with silk mohair top. wind shield. gas and oil lamps. Bosch
magneto and coil: everything first-class. Guaranteed foreone year by
the manufacturers. for 01515. For fun particulars can or address
F. E LOCKWOOD 8. C0.
8 Wall linen—(Phone) Garage. Water Street. Nor-walk, Conn.
It
nic today. weather permitting. on the
1
The Jewel
Automatic
Host Controller
WITH TIMI CLOCK
ATTACHMENT
An even temperatun in your
home. at any degree desired. it
save coal enough to pay for ilv
self.
The running moses are 250
a season.
Ask us more about it.
Horace R: Nash
s. an. hWeflSla.
Weather
Specials
sale at coma ILANKITI. ms
or white. with tam colored border;
canal pried. 3: iii. This week only”
sole ‘
WWII
Any Cut You Like
Tell us what cut you like and we'll
do the rest. We guarantee it will be
the best and choicest of the particu-
lar part you select. We are always
anxious to please patrons—therefore
we select our beef and other meets
with great care. Try us and see the
difference.
Charnok’s Market
76 NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. 446. FREE DELIVERY
m._._........—. ..
The Hatch 8t Bailey Company
IDUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone 46, with lunch Itatlons in All Departments
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
“THERE in N0 PLACE LIKE HOME."
A home and constancy of purpose will win for any rm. The true
American home has proved the strongest bulwark against failure in
many a man's career. because it says him a definite object for which
to save and furnished him with an insight into the higher ideals that
are so essential to progress and prosperity. if you're thinking of
hulldlna. we want to tall: with you about the material.
m ssw some
Delhltioa of m .
Chico ls‘the silence of the o i‘ :e . .
museum thedlseseeaadthesrtofad- .
4 'I
e“ wrench. twist or sprain in the {a
m if done in childhood it” During July and August .
ureterewlileloeee'n Int:
ardeye allows.
elm it!!!
m fl“.llfeflilnathe”PM. amount erases" ‘aad
auteur-titers remove the cause of
this disease and Main. and health is
martial“ we all
nerve systems in body...
N Purely:
sis. Heart. “they and Female lilie-
glvenm spacial attention: also
Mature oftbe Bulls. You will
as your
service every the week
day'frornfe. on. teen. ta.‘
tritium.“ '
r. reams. o. c.
miscellany-elven else
u wasumo'rou er. so. spawns
E. E. Gotham
Norwalk Chronicler