. air-1;:
. Pure Home-
‘ entertained sev eral New York sequnhr‘
‘ ' Main street
. and evening. The band has just re-
‘ delved handsome new uniforms.
‘ the work lass Ito be dOne between the
1‘ tides. ‘ ‘
made Candy r
Always Froah
Horton's Famous
1* cuooouvrss
Lane's PUII to: CRIAM
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9 . M011 ‘ ‘
The Candyot Excellence
mo 1m round
F. H. IAXTI‘.
Amt for Town at Norwalk
THE near or BAKERY
Pnooucrs
F. A. LANE
111 Wuhlngtun senor.”
Anderson's hunch Works
Launches and Boats
of I" kind. promptly built. lub-
ior sale. All kind: or repairing
glvnn spool-i Attention.
Oyster shall Palm Hamill
tenth Norwalk
m ”m..-
Arthur T Murray. 01' Allentown!
Pa... spent Sunday with friends
South Norwnlk.
Willinfn P. Finney. oi‘ Flnney and ’
Benedict, lemsins ill at his home in
Berkeley street.
The weekly business meeting of Um.I
m Tribe, No. 26. i. 0.‘R. M., will be
hold this evening in the Wigwam, in1
Washington street.
"' ...._.— h...“
Washington Camp, No. 11. P. 0. s.
of A., will‘hold its weekly business
meeting this evening in its hall, in
Washington street. ‘
The continued case of Benjamin Mc-
Gryne came up before Judge E. M.
Lockwood yesterday morning and sen.
tence was suspended.
mw.’
lYgur. hair on; be perfectly matched
for switches, psyched, putts, etc, at
prices that will surprise you at the
Holmes Milllnery. See advertisement
.——.
Miss Elsie Knapp. of New York
city, spent Saturday and Sunday withi
her oarents in Riverside avenue, and
tonnes.
The semi-monthly business meeting
of P C Lounsbury Lodge, N. Fl. 0. ‘
lP., will .be “held this evening in the
Mystic Gbuln Hall, in Washington
street.
www.mnv-
Scuth Norwulk Camp,
Modern Woodmen of America wll
No 92114 ‘
ing this evening in its rooms, in South
m”...—
Thomas Murray and Henry Perri.
Norwalk letter cawrrie'rs received a
loyal welcome all 'tbe convention of
‘ later carriers of West-choster (‘ounti
held Sunday in Port Chester.
I Wheeler and Wilson's bond or
Bridgeport, will give a. concert at lio-
ton Point otel. ”Thursday niternooni
F. A. State, the Main street butcher.
was taken ill in the store on Suturdny;
and has since been conilned to his
home in Ilelden avenue. fAfll his
friends-wish him an early recovery.
Work is coming chug rapidly on
the White Bridlra. 'lllo min roundly
‘tlonu for mu end arewpurtly complet-
all end the water has been demmed
built around (the wort whom the men
are workingon the center foundation.
Despite-thin foot the water covers all
st high tide and the grenter portion at
‘ wise, the trolley company has entitled
111m run or .
11101111 111111113.
From wdvic’es received by the City
of Norwalk oiilclnls, it now appears
that Contractor Joseph L. Mciclroy
will be forwarded permission to tear
up the Connecticut Company‘s trucks
indium street with indirect paving
work now under way in that thorough
tare, and to proceed to the ultimate
[lg-lob with the work. This news is
welcome to the city officials and to the
contractor. ‘
it will be remembered that through
red tube prescribed by low and other-
a great real or delay to the paving
work in this upper oily Contractor
Moldlmy's loss has not been approxi-
mated but it will probably much sev-
e'rul hundred dollars. for aflfl‘ his run.
terlol and his workmen had reached
here, the work was delayed
time. »
it is reported that the Public Utlli
ties Commission is to hold it Marius
today in Hartford and decide that the
latest pla‘ns prepared by the Conne‘oll
cut company, accepted by the city
council and sent to the commission
for ratification are satisfactory and
‘ Wind .-
any Western
When You Go
Western Union Cable Let-
ters will keep you in close
touch with home.
Before sailing,‘ inquire at
for the rates from your
home to foreign countnes.
Full Information and Rates by Telephone
THE-WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
Mrl. C. iii. Coley has returned from
A . a visit in New York.
hlo Miserable Finch was in Norwnlk‘
Saturday as the guest of some of her
friends.
Misti Kernel-inc Hunt has returned
irons visit in New London. where
also low been tor the out week.
June a will be the hut meeting of
the season tor the Westport Musical
society. On that evening there will
be it fair in the Town Hall by that so-
ciety which is promised to be one of
the hits of the season.
Union office
Combo boaoh was a. pretty scene
yesterday afternoon to see so many
visitors on the shore. The visitors
were strewn along the shore or though
it were. the middle 0! August, and all
seemed to~bo having a good time.
...._.
Miss Louise Jennings, who has been
ill with tonsiliiis tor the past week.
TROLLEYMEN'S PLEA TO MAN
iMilli-iii! UP"
Milli/HAVEN. May 28.-—«lt is un
dersicmd here, that the mutter of the
Connecticut Com-
pany has been taken out 01 the bonds
of General Manager Punderlord 11nd
ldcnt l.. 8 Storm. of the Haven road.
The men first asked for a straight
wage of 30 cents so hour and in reply
the company offered a. rising scale or
llrldge M nrket BLUES.
FLAT, COD, BUTTER
FISH, HALIBUT. BEA
GIES, FRESH MACKEREL, HARD
TELEPHONE 108.
MM...—
DENTIS
in an important doctor abductions and
a wise mill. of today looks well to
his teeth. by so doing he knows that
he. is stale to properly inculcate his
that work may be commenced
()ll 12 lit
Ten thousand gallons of oil, con
signed to the City ol..,orwsll1 is now.
W Benedict stated yesterday that it
is his ourpoae to distribute the oil not
widely on it possible and as speedily
us his force of men can successfully
up: and the dust‘loyinl; quantity
The oil ordered is Tarvia B and is
an excellent maneuvering. adding to
.the life of the (road us well as perme-
ncuily laying {no dust. An [expert
from the 'l‘nrvls manufacturers will be
present when the time for spreading
the oil arrives land he will old the lo
cal omoials and city employos_to learn
the greatest advantage
The dust bu been no worse this
years then in previous yeubindeed
it could not have beenony worae-und
it is expected that when on highway
commisalonor anally [eta ii on' the
street. or the town the duct will be
i less in length or time it has to be en‘-
dared. thou in any but Your.
m-.. w .m. L “I”. MI- W...“ ..
. _
The unuuurlneeting oi the Army‘
.Ind wavy club of Connecticut will be
' I Mid at the Griswold Eastern -P0in.t,
11mins, June ii. Tho"
Won. will?)
heinous nesting will be held at 7 o‘-
"M m the bouquet at 8 o'.clocir
' ‘ Joseph H Twioheli of “Hart
'd W William 5. H-ubbell of
1 atria-um 0. V. will be the
lion ruiirocd station will
Anemnutbomlmc
l
exactly how to spread the product to ‘
food his stretch is not elected or
lotion splitter“, the contour or the tube is
ipmeorved his appearance is salutary.
and be is better able to cope with the
world at large and his own interests 1
l on a” ’0“ to that city in a (‘3? land .in particular by having teeth which are
, hold its semi-mommy business meet- ““3 '9 expected to ”WW9 on Monday neither unsightly nol unwholosome.
next Highway Commissioner Nelson;
Personal attention given to all de-
tails. Consultation tree.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
16 Soutb'ldllu 8:. South Norwuik
Hours: I I. In. to“! n. 1:. sun-
dlYl by “WWW Mu
settlement of the wage quest ion of the:
' broileymen or the
That it Wm 09“ b0 taken '0 Woo-PM, "Stop“ eamha in two “unfit“.
Tempting sea Feed
Fresh from the mm: at Cutbllls cuss, Lebanon.- 1.0m: AND
WEAK. Rouuo cums.
ND BLACK town that receives CONNECTICUH
Ass, Pos- RtVER slow on“.
Cutbill’s 'ndge Fish Market
Testimonials
of Complete
to us wholly unsolicited. .w: m
not point out to “the niobium
render munitio- moons. 1, -
vb not received a copy
«write Eye,“ write
was the recipient or 28 letters one
day last week an 11 “letter shower".
from her little classmates. She bed
a pleasant time reading them endop-
proolaicd the thoughttulness of her
trialled.
from 22 to 27% cents. the present rate
being 21% to 21 This the men retus
ed on and thou they offered a contour
mise at 213 «211111. 28 cents. and 30
cents in a rising adults This the com-
pany also turned down and now it
will be token higher up.
i
The many friends of bliss Martlr ‘
Flewellyn. daughter of Mrs. Bessie
Flcwellyn. will be grieved to learn
that utter being a patient at the Nor-
walk hospitul tor the post several
it hill been necessary for a second op-
eration. She is getting slung us well
as could be expected. .
_W
toothache or min or burn or mill in
live minutes; honrocness. one hour;
monotonous. two hours; sure thrust.
twelve hourly—Dr. Thoma Iclsctric
Oil. monarch over pain.
Rev. Herbert Jones. pastor of the
i-Isumiuck Methodist church was unit.
ed in marriage. Friday owning. to
hills Mabel 0. Burns. of Brooklyn. N.
Y. The ceremony was performed 1111’
the home of the bride in that place
with only immediate relatives preocht.‘
The couple left soon after the wed-
ding sunmr was served and will go to
llertnudn tor a trip before returning
to this place.
The only place ill
SOFT CRABO;
:1 game bus been booked for Mem-
orial] my when the Snuxatucl: team
”3“ DEL'VERV‘ will play the Criienions of Bridgeport.
1 The same will be 11 bummer. it will
be remembered by the fans that these
1 . tennis met lost your and «the game end
. :1; iii n tie “H" playing 1'! innings.
e the vii be in ed on the linu-
From 150 up ”' “ ’
AccordingtoMutcrial
miucii lloldjnnd will be started at 2
o’clock On Suturdsy ulternoon the
team from the White Manufacturing
‘comiiuhy of Bridgeport will be enter
Offer the best in every stocking inu-
terial—ln cotton. silk lisie, Hole and
tainted.
silkwin attractiveness as well as
durability
J. I.”Mallcttc
y ll Washington at. ‘
Tel. 449. 80. Norwalk.
The annual prise smoking contest
of the Staples High school was held
in Assembly ball in the High sonnet
on Friday evening. M The ball was
crowded and never beiore was such as
pleasant event' held. lilies Loretta
Blaney and Harold Stevens won iii-st
prise. in the contest with Miss Heu—
ricttn Maoist-Mic and Frank Penny
second. All the essays were line and
the Judges had their troubles in so
locum; the best. The program tor the
evening was: ‘
1 lily Song. by High ‘acllool chorus
n 2. “Gentlemen. The King." by Grant
villeColyar. (1913.)
ll. “How Jibney Edited Her Mind,“
by Kathryn B. Sherwood. (1912.)
ll. Spring Song, by High school o'llor-J
on.
5. “The Equinocticni Storm. by lion
riaitc Mackenzie. (1913)
.' . p
11 '11 ‘
Harold C. Sterne. (1913.) . ..
7. Essay. by Mary E. Jynn.
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SatisfndiOn .
with our eye. service are cumin:
' CANS
-22!
g ., » s. stirs and stripes. by 111:1; school
.l ' ‘ chorus. ‘ 5
’ ‘ 9.“'l‘-be New South. “ by Stanley .1.
‘ ' . Carey. list“ "
‘ ‘ 1 is l‘liow Ruby Plotted.” by Lord“
1 ‘ distally (101.8.)
f . , , - . is. “Tim Battle at Wow-loo." Frank
. . Penny; (1912.)
ii. The Wm Fiend by high; ”W
chorus. '
‘ I “an“! ‘m by Chorus.
1!. Awarding oi prison by judges.
Remune- B. Werner. oi Narnilr;
Supt. W. ill. Chucollor. ol Not-welt.
end not. In. DoWitt Honduran at
Miami. . .
ii‘ll‘je. ill-It brine tor atria on am
Mon by Henry VonDyit “The Other
31‘5‘ COMPANY i
"flip 3min: melon.
Til. lust for boys wu tin-u by Rois
' m 1130"“ amounted. Flinn.”
' “insulin with tho Donkey" NM "M
_mium." '
or. "really our" on
'19 1113. Sign: . ......... .. ..... 51.00
‘7 lbs. Starch 1.... ..
ll."flow Dion Won the Dollhos." by ‘
. Win Nun”. “The Blue Flour" and ‘
, girl's rm two boobsby'ml-
'. ms 1' I“ I, J
; , lol-
33c lb. Butter 33c; lb
Very Best Cl‘eillnei'y‘wthe kind-you always get at "ileollmanu'l.
l
Strictly Fresh Eggs dozen 30¢ “
Warranted Eggs, N. Y. State dozen 25c,
Marble Brand Tomatoes can lie"
18 lbs Fine Granulated Sugar 5 J0
3 lbs Yale Toast or Soda Crackers 2’”
. 3 packages Quaker Corn Flakes 25
Franco-American Spaghetti, very
fine. . . . can 15‘
Vance Hand Soap, for mechanics 10¢.
Imported Frou-Frou Biscuit
idlinet's, Ruppcrt's. Liebmnnn‘s or Fiegenspsn Beers, one
Schlitz. Pabst, Anbcuser ilquh. Budweiser. hemp Falstaff. Pom
Doelger. Pabst Blue lllbbon, l’iol ,llros., imported Munchuer 'iui
meurger. Also all the leading brands Ales and Porters. .
A. F. Beck‘ma'nn 81 C
83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH l’ilORiill/ALK‘f
Phone 440 .
YOU WILL NEED A
Business T raining
SOME DAY. WHY NOT OBTAIN ONQ NOW BY ENROLLJNG IN
V Merrill Business College
South Now/nu Stamford. Port Chester
”WE .. ..
FINAL MAP OF
Rack 1 d
(Formerly Beard‘s Rocks)
“READY APRIL 29th
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice
Many will write for these maps but the one who gets first choi .
Telephone 760 South Norwa‘lk
llest Creamery Butler
1"
Good Potetoes.ph. . . .356 Good Tobie Butter ..... .....‘l
3 Gold Cross Milk .. . ......... 25c M“V‘e Rhubarb
it Square Brand Milk . . 251: Native Asparagus
7 bars Leno: Soap ...... 25c. Name Spinach, pit. ..
:l lbs.‘.\illl1. Crackers .........
1 bars Laundry Soap ...... e51:
250.3 lbs. Soda Crackers“....
...... ooott'
. A lull line oi Fancy F‘rnlt. Pineapple; Bananas, String Beans.”
bore. pounce. New Potatoes. Tomatoes. Radiahes. “1
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