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insurance of All Kinda
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Telephone 1230
Upanln Over the South Norwnlk
Trust 00., 87.91 Waohlnaton 8L,
Electrical Wiring
1 Fine Line, of Elec-
trical Supplies .
crauééTne-k, .Ir.
Address: '
51 MAIN 01".. NORWALK
,Telephonu: Office. 901; houu. ti-l
South Norwatk, Conn.
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PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
’l‘lu' Norwulk Ull)’ ('nuncil will mcct
tonight for rcgulnr buisucss.
The Master T’IlllliIePl‘S' Ansociution is
St'bcrlulori to meet tomorrow (Ironing.
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'i‘ho tIII‘t'i‘iirl':t oi’ the Norwnllt Club
'tlw M‘Ilt‘titlit‘ti to mom tomorrow night.
\.'-.'ttt1 stilt-t, Notuttil 11cuiy [itiH'iI‘
-’i\'t 'Il Ilt‘ opt nut to mac] $111111 limo iiiis'
\it't'it. '
'i'hc Sixth Cutiipuny. Sunni
(,‘orps. t‘. N. tl.. will meet
iii rut. I
Welt-unto1411111101 intItItlfLI N.” 3M.
:Sonu (1i St. (luring- ulll itlti‘i tomorrow
owning.
Artillcry
tomorrow
(‘oiicord llivioion. No. Sons of
'i‘cutpcrutu'c will hold a regular turret-
in: tonight.
0
l’onussust‘.ou11cil.No, 121:8, lloyul
'Arcunum will hold 11 rcuulur lumiucua
unwitting tomormw nigh.
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A ll‘lt'tililg of thc Norwnik iron
lilt'tultlcts Union. iot'ul No. Evil. it: sch
cduied i"01 tomorrow hi; hi.
_1\lontltly luminous will be trunsncté‘d'
at the mccting of tho \I'innipauk llc
publioun Club this owning.
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'l‘he. Metropolitan Oi‘iIlf‘SIl‘fl ot‘ Nor-
wnilr will rchourne this etching 111 the
home of one of tho members.
’l‘ht- Nutmeg" ('lub will 111ch 11111101
row night in tho quarters in Norwuii‘t;
All members are united to bc prcucnt.
A. i’odclfslty. of New York, who'
has been visiting with his parents, in
East \V'ushington and Fort streets.
who a rcccnt visitor in Bridgcprn't.
’l‘lm'h.1sittees meeting,I of the Whttt~
mcvcr Circle. oi” tKlug‘u Daughters.
will be held on 'i‘llt'bulay Juno 4 at. '1' -
4:3 with Mrs. Joint Hamilton, 153 most
street.
IKnight'e of Columbus, went. to stem.
V
t‘ourt Lauri-i (ilub will hold 11 dance
in tlnir cl’uh Iiitlits‘tl. ill 1'1111- Point on
Wr'rlitt tum t'l’cliinu.
'l‘hc mid... cpitrah 111: Illltiiilli'I (WW-«In
t,_v minulr- hrntlwriy ycstcxriny. as did
thc t'oinpo boar-h turn.
iiiurtinwr t‘nnicy, of High utt'rmt
Notwnlk bun tnlwu a position wtiih
Runtiic «.- Main elioct More
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.iumcu \"ilifll‘IlDllSOlthilS rcniunotl his
Hi'ct‘llii'il one in thc lunch room oil
.iont'ph t‘ot'udiuc in Wall ulrret.
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A .\‘cw (,‘nnnan automobilerontnltri
i111: tour tl(‘(,.llit‘ lost 11 wheel in ’N01'
walk last niuht and was towed to Now
Human by onc oi‘ the iiurltcr trucks.
Mr. and \IYE (‘burlcs E. Kellogg. of
team a ntrcct, are the proud parents of
it daughter, born yoatctduy. Mobil-er
and child urc dolnu nicely and "Paint”
Kellogg in Ntncmbcrins his fi'lcndu
with cigars.
Ten thousand gallons of oil for tlu'
city streets has uiriiud in Nor-walk
and Highway Commissioner Nuison W.
lionedirl in making propurntiom to
append the welcome liquid 011 the vur
lone busy titorvontzhi’trcs
Rev. Thomas J. Finn, rector of St.
May‘s Church, celebrated a. month‘s
'mind mass for tho into iirirlnvvt i’ryor
this morninu nt’ 3 o‘clock. The mans
was attended by relatives and friends
oi" the deceased
A large detonation of the members
of Smith Notwnlk Council No.1,21'13
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ford yesterday whore State-lmiuty
Mulligan worked the third degree on
'11 large class of cumin: rice. The local
their report. that they had it good time.
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The omccrs and members of The
South Norwalk Board of‘Trudc arc in-
vited to attend 11 smoker to be given
.by’ the Norwuly Board of Trade, 111.
The annual meeting of the East
M1111 all. 'i‘ ire Department will be held:
this evening in the Mayflower [look
and Ladder company building in Van
Zun't ntt.eot
Miss Anna Mabel Pryn attended the
annual luncheon oi’ the onuoctlcut
branch of Mar liowor l‘icsccndnnts held
mmrdn) in Hartford Tito meeting
11.111 a lull one and was 1"911' lntoreso
lnI.
4.
, 'l‘he nnnuul‘ meeting of the Earth
Not-walk Fire District will be hold to
tmorrow evening in the Fitch school,
tut which time the reports of tint». past
your will be BIlilllli'iit‘d and officers
chosen for the ensuing your
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A collection of the season' 3 most fa.
vorcd White Goods are now being:
shown at the 'N.'ld. Ryan 00.,‘s more.
fl‘ho display will more especially l114
,tcrcstlmr to the June brides and grit.
titration. See advertisement.
Quality combined with effective
Mylo and durability in what you ex-
pouifivbon purchasing goods for per-
eonal wcur.~ The liolincn Millinory is
in 11 position to couple thooo consider-
ntlonu with low prices. See advertise-
meut.
Charles Brown, of Bilvormlne, the
well known produce dealer, while driv-
ing home on Saturday night, was
struck by on automobile at the end
of the Brow tum trolley line and
thrown from his wagon. H'a luckily
WM imam mt rbiI wagon mic not
intuit-‘1 mating or the am Nur-
m WW»; Alleviation will
mew‘ W It 5:30 o’-
‘ ’ “of Mrs. mm Ili-
‘ to their 1111-. of 11¢th but give
' Will
the Norwullt club. Wednesday evening.
June 5th. at 8 o'clock. James H. Muc-
IDonnld, highway commissioner of Con-
nect.icnt,, will be the speaker of the
evening.
(h L. Debuts. Deputy National Or-
ganizer and It. 11. Phelps. 0! Bridge-
port, came to South Norwalk. Friday
night. May 31 to give a talk on the
loyal Order of the M00119. 0f the
World. in their office, in 123 Washing?
ton atrcet. Thane were about it) in at-
tendance. Mr. Dennis spoke of what.
the Moose are“ doing.
A vootmigumon-t of 1.000.000 lobster
fry arrived in Smith Norwulk from the
distributed in the sound off Cockenoo
Island by Grime ‘ftmd Fish Worden
Wilbur F. Smith and Frederick E.
Lewis. 2nd, from tho lnttcr‘s yacht.
Undo. This in one of three consign-
ments that will be cont. here by the
state oilioluls.
When turning from Main into West
Main street in Norwulir Saturday all
'tcrnoon, 'Stow'art it. Elliott, of Con»
‘Itook Hill. lost a tire off one of his
rear wheels on the automobile. Re-
pairs commuted some little time.
, An outuoiwown our test a rear wheel
on Weebport avenue Hill on Saturday
whore repairs were made.
cnnltnry refrigerator? Do you realize
how much. you are «Indiana-int the
the cries of a «or. perfect “trim“-
“01' in doctor. 11bit You should not
entertain the um 11 a leaky. com-
breeding ice box. Get a good retria-
orutor. one that is IbIoiuttIly unitary.
A. J. Collins Co call you attention
MONDAY. JUNE 3, ‘9"
I Ingmar
i .HUB
. RANGE . ‘ BABY IN
‘ “m‘ THE 1101)? M
no BABY. "
IN THE
‘ ROLLER
GE‘s BEARING
”0%?on COAL pan.
1-4 more heat around oven means
quicker work with less fuel.
Hub‘ ranges work in all drafts be-
cause our flue makes only 4
turns, others make 6; 1-3 less
turns means less friction and bet-
'MIOTH
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ililfiilittll in I'lnttdlo'u linitctvy and line“
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idnnt' in.
matte a. point of dram-tint: uctording in
State Hatchery, Suturday and were,
and won towed to tarokwood's some
Why forts aunt's with a leaky. un-
ter bake. '
Vogue of the Buttoned Boot.
iliuh I'OUIthil is now the torrcct
111311.: tor tired “our. uni «mm with
and dinner trucks women who
the merit udvaur'od fashion locus arr
wearing high buttoned boots or aatiu
11nd uucdu in preference to lowcut slip-
pors. Tub-,1 vogue of ' IIlt‘ buttoned
bout is so pronounced that even some
spring bridal contumcs have bcon lit?-
r'otnpnnioti l1)“ boots of 11 hilt» satin.
luiuty boon-1 having thin colors and tail
French heels and the touch of bond
embroidery on n pointt-d toc.
Boots to match afternoon gowns in
unuuunl coiorlngs may ho had. made
it) urdcr. but the ordinary black and
white satin lioot is carried in stock
by most high grudc dealers. Some of
11101110 satin Iitiitiri have cityslni but-
tons. and there at'u'bontu with rhiuc-
stencil not in the bowls.
White linucrlo and tailored acme or
mohair continues this summer will be
urcmnimnied by trig buttoned boots of
white buckskin with wcitud soles of
moderately high heels in tho almighl
Cuban style. unya the Bangor Commer-
cial. Those boots nrc much smarter
than the canvas styles. which are ru-
thcr out of it this season. The truck
akin boot can be cleaned as easily as
the, canvas. and him much more dialin-
guiuhcd look on the foot.
is ith street costumes of dark mater-
IliIii the buttoned boot reigns nupreme.
So universally are those high boots
worn now that a low pump under the
short. street. skirt looks somehow in
questionable taste. Street boots for
summer wear are much lighter in the
weight. than those designed for the
winter seuaou. And come of the new
stylus are very dainty and pretty. The
woman who ("05808 fusiidiouuly “does
not select. street boots with curved
French hccismthene are reserved for
carriage boots to be worn with dinner
and evening tollettoe. Her street
boots however light and dainty in
type have waited solos and straight
high Spanish heels. 'l‘he gutter boot
in a great. favorite in Paris.
DOCTOR eunucatton m'rsa-
VIEWED.
SayI Mauachuseitu Standn High in
Education.
Superintendent W. E. Chancellor. of
the Union District, was seen this
morning as to what he thought. of the
new town‘ superintendent. He said
that he knew nothing about him but
was delighted to bear all the matters
so pleasantly settled He had never
met the now superintendent Ira T‘.
Chapman, but he knew Ml‘llbury very
well an it was but a low miles out of
Women Men, of who» classical
high school he himself we: a grad-
uateu .
Doctor Climacel'lor wont. fifteen
years in Mumohunem In I chum
and terrorism Ind mu that it “one of
' blind" in the
The A. 1'. Collins (30.
12-18 North Main 'St..
I BIIIILI‘IIT WEIiIiIIIB AT
TIIIIIITT IllIIIIIIIJI
ttomtuueu mun tirat panel
uvonuo which was intruded b1 the
retainers and ('IIt’irit blends of the (.011
[.lk‘ 1
The t-crctnoni was [wiformcd by
Rev. Romiily l-‘, Humphiiou, of Haiti.
more. Md, loruwrly i't't‘i..1t' of the 'l‘rtn.
it)" Church. who was Mutated by Rev.
Frederick A, ,t‘olcmuu. root/01' of Trin-
ity Clinch. "l‘iic bride was given away
by nor fuuth-cr and was richly and
beautifully nurtured in white chur-
incurs trinmtod with Duchess point.
lace and worn a win of tulle. She 'an .
rled u bouquet of whilc mace and pain
mun rintnica. she was attended b1"
Mine .luiio F. Knapp. of South Norwulk
no maid of honor;
of Norwailt. Mine lrmurltu Klmmcr-g
than. of (llci'.elu11d Ohio, Minn E Juno
W.uteon of Philadelphia, Pa . Mine him i
the Nash, of Smith Norwulk. as brld e~,’
molds, and titles Melon Sanger and
Miss Mary neatly.i1othorNorwnlk,as
flower girls. The attendants were be-
comingl; and fashionably dressed in
gowns of nominal richness. Ely Raw
Mien Mamie Sanger,
tweet; man.
at. the organ.
The scene of the marriage was our
belllehod with all that wealth end
skill could furnish and devise in the
way of setting and decorations. and
was what will go down in the annals
of. society in The Norwalks as one of
the lineal and most brilliant of nup-
tials. The church was decorated with
white dalulcs, palms and snowballs ar-
ranged with exquisite taste. .
The ushers were Bradford M. Coach,
of Philadelphia. Pa.. Warren Wells, of
New York city, John B. Nichols. of
Haverhill, Mann, General Russell
Front, oi’ South Nor-walk. Lieutenant
Commander Eben iiill, Jr.. of Nor-
walk. and G. Webb Shilllngford.
Glourneld. Pa.
At the ooncluuion oi the recrmtion,
the bridal couple left for their honey-
moon trip at Brlarcl'iffe and upon their
return will reside at 60 West avenue,
the handsome home of the groom.
The contracting parties are well
known in The Norwaike and through.
out the state. The bride is the only
daughter of Colonel Mathewson,
the firm of lmttnebury. Mathewson &
00., of South Norwalk. Her msoclai
connection one wide and her position
is enviable. The groom. who is one of
the wealthient. young men of the town
and note. was the son and one of the
heirs of the late Mrs. Dudiene E. ReyH
mono. and the grandson of Dudley Ely.
deceased, who was considered one or
the wealthleet men of fthe Itute. Mr.
Raymond II a marinate of Sheffeld
Scientific annual at Yale University at
the clan of 1911. and is a metabolic:
the. Phi Gimme Delta (toilette flatter-
nity. Althmuh independently rich,
Mr. named has citation to enter IJOI
' mun t.
‘ and cxt'iiud parties followed but only
» the first won in the race.
‘ couple led the way through Norwolk.
I down East arenuo
1 Club, where
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mood. brother of the groom, acted as ,
Edward J. Slime otheluted
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health or your Molly. II I mm M
rum-am wti on» you many thew "
He
"tins ' representative
that M own do run in bid power to
mum next years «Metros ottlio
now Iuperlntoudant of the town pleas-
ani. There it I. Imus corp- ot teach
on here, and bite pmpectn are few
mhwsnovmnqrownuhdm
tomcat" Iplri t ' '
where both will»: I mention mitt
bunimI mldw
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tirely into bulimic lids and in‘ I
muted employ. at. the onion oi: the
Lockwood. .unuufmturtus Doorway.
in. for active participation in m.
Thehuaqcouphmrommado,
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ER 000K BUT THE SAME
000 OKER
So. Norwaik. Conn.
The monitor in whit-h the happy cou-
pic clipped tlit'Il‘ i‘ricude proved to ho
tho most oxciting experience of the
day and one which keyed the partici~'
pants up to art-high pitch of excite»:
’l‘lio runaway was wcil ‘timcd'
and cxt'vlit,'11tl.\' executed. Mr. and
hire. Raymond uudricnly uninsured in
their truvciiirut apparel and intuit.» tori
General Frout‘s automobile. leaped}
into the ionncun and in an implant
were on“. An quick as they were. how'
cvcr. Hurt) liurlc, .int'lt Bcuity and
Miss; Zimmerman were but a few acc-
onde behind end, In the farmer‘s mach-
lno Bturtcd out after the uecing bridal
couple. both machines burning up the
roads. Many other autos with merry
The bridal
to the Country
they hastily boarded a
launch tmforo the Earle automobile
f‘t‘iltllcd the err-11o. They called to the
lKnola where they bounded another an.
tumobilo and made $0011 their eecape
'WEDDED iN TRINITY CHURCH.
Min Susie Abbott Become: the Bride
of H. H. Jayne.
Hurry if. Jayne. son of hir. and Mrs.
George W. Jayne. of Union street.
Union street were quietly married
this morning at 9 o'clock from Trin-
lty Church. The ceremny was per-
formed by'thc Rev. Frederick A. Cole- ’
man. and the bridal couple were at-
tended by Miss Dora Starr and Charles
Abbott, brother of the bride. ltnmodw
lately after the ceremony the con-
tracting parties left on. their hone‘yv
moon trip to Washington. D. (3.. and
ob‘er places of interest. Upon their re-
turn they will reside with the groom'is
parents.
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DISPELLED DREAM 0F WEALTH
anlnlt Woman Finally Convinced an
to the Value of Note Peculiarly
Marked.
The woman banded her friend a :5
bill. “See the number of small liver:
engraved on it?" she» asked. “When
I was in Denmark I. few yearn ago
Iuoh a bill as that canned me a great
deal of amusement, and I had to nun
render one before I could prove myself
clear»! a fulse‘beilef rent-dint my
finances. Au aunt whom I was lelt
tun saw in my purse one day a num-
ber of these bills. and Ibo asked to
examine one. a: it was no different
from any of the Danish money. She
Itudlod it attentively a few mlnutea.
and then asked me how much it. was.
i told her it was 35. and. to my aur-
prlno. I new Ibo did not believe me.
‘if it is only that amount: Ibo slid.
'why bu it so many title dxurel on
it? I tried to explain. but. i made lib
tlI lmpreulon on hr of Later I heard
IhI lied told our 1:61 tie.- that '1 was
'worth thou-Ind. Ind bhoulnnd. of dol-
turf and was trying to conceal the run
from the family int they should or:
poet ”I'D thlrm on no hint ‘ihoy
would not album. Winn I hard
then i m vieltinc‘ in moth» purl of
the comm and could not very well
defend i,‘ Io I
heat emitted in due chiefly to the af-
finity of potter'a clay and humus for
N H. _ . 3 t Ab- water. That affinity is so powerful surprised he is not. engaged: “A
SZI'tmdntfrlrIer'kotalIIT-s 33:53:31 of that the two substances release 20 and has been. my cook for three mon 1
g ' 80 calories per every two kilograms. it seems much longer He leaves
-—-Harper'e Weekly.
world without a flower! it would be
a face without a smile. a toast with.
out a welcome.
stars of the earth and are not our
stars the flowers of heaventolurs.
Balfour.
other pieces of enameled ware and
crockery. may be satisfactorily cleaned
with common salt used on a slightly
dampened piece of flannel.
moves dirt and stains without scratch-
ing the surface—Housekeeper.
Dibba-“Yes, and business success is
I. helpful factor in personal appur-
Ince."-Bonton Trunacrlpt. ‘
bitohthouw
m of.
Linen Stilts $4. 95 Fowne' 8 Silk Glchs 50c. 75c 81 $1"
NIINTZ’S
Fine Sample Dresses
One-Third Off
We have secured the sample line of.
Lyon's and Company, manufacturers of,
high-class Dresses,——- at one-third off.
This Sample Line consists of smart
'Lingerie, Linen, Gingham and Lawn
Dresses. No two alike. See window.
display.
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His Recammendation.
A cook has been going around
station in the south of indie. with
following ‘character," and is eomew
Steam of the 6th.
If dry earth is wet suddenly the
account of ill health—my ill health.
Christian Advocate.
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Melody of Birdl.
The melody of singing birds ran
as follows: The nightingale:
then the linnet, titlark. akylark
woodlark. The mockingbird has
greatest powers of imitation, the - -_
and goldilnch are superior in vigo :1
notes. «Scientific Digest.
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Forced to Rely on Candice.
Very few houses in the I":
West Indies possess kerosene l 1
candies being commonly used‘ ‘
household illuminating. The i
duty makes it impossible for the
pie, who are poor, to use either k '
none or gasoline. .1
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Wondrous Beauty of Flowers.
What a desolate place would be a
Are not flowers the
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Salt I Bathroom Cleaner.
The bathtub and bowl, and also
This re-
Novelty in Surgery.
The bone of a ET"; on was transferred
to the arm of a patient recently. The.
forearm undergoing the novel opera-
tion had been shattered by the dis-
‘cherge of a gun. The operation was
pronounced successful.
Chance for an Inventor.
Our scheme or civilization will -.
be perfect until somebody lnvenil,
bureau which will not flat on the 1_ '
so that. collar buttons cannot. r0
dor it. ' ’
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Feminine Trlck.
The girl who tells you she til
no man is good enough for any w
in merely trying to good you into ,
attempt to convince her that: lit.
wrong.--Chlcago Record-Herald.
Both Wayu.
Gibbew‘TerIonal appearance in. a.
helpful factor in business success."
Treatment for Burr".
. Sweet oil and limewnter spread
a piece of cotton and applied
burn in very soothing. Every
cine cloaet should contain a but
this remedy.
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Import- From Japan.
For each per-Ion in the United q
a dos-n paper napkins and;
I pound of tea are imported
put every year.
Lucky Juliet.
Mrs. Knickerv-What impreued you
most. in “Romeo and Juliet?” Mm
Bubbubs: The fact that: Juliet could
keep a nurse in what appeared to be
the auburbIé-Harper'l Bear.
The Ruling Fulton.
Did you ever know I. man In pror
pct-one he wasn't drum: how he
could luck. I little money on u did.
“bola-Melinda Globe. /
1m No Mined
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