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It Washlnuton emu.
South Nor-walk
The monthly business meeting of
the [schoda Yacht Club will he held
Friday evening.
The Eureka Rebekah LOdgo, No. 42.
‘ r. o. o. in. will hold its regular meet- ,
log on Friday evening.
Court Fraces Order of the Golden
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: this town loony. dealing with the {am 1'0 CUTBI'LL'O. WHEHE ALL “"08
business meeting this ev.eniug
‘_‘l‘
ButlerLodge. No 07.1.0 0. F., will
hold its weekly business meeting this
evening in the club rooms, in Wash
tum street. ‘
The monthly business meeting of
the Hat Makers'.Union will be held
this evening in the Labor Lyceum. in
Washington‘street.
Old Well Hoe}; [Adder Company,
wlli‘hold a resin uslness meeting at
the headquarters in Haviland street
next Monday evening. . i
The Elks“ Home in South Main
street is undergoing repairs and re-
paintig, and will present a line ap-
pearance when completed.
Tho Epworth League of the South
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal Church.
will hold its monthly business meeting
this evening in the church.
Lady Jennings Lodge Shepherds of
Bethlehem, will hold its semi~month-
ly business meeting this evening in
the Mystic Chain hall, in Washington
street.
South Norwalk Conclave, No. 418.
improved Order of Heptasophs, will
hold its semi-monthly haslness meet- ‘
lug this evening in its hall, in Wash—l
ington street- - ‘ - I
Charles H. Clark, who has been 10-.
colloid tor the past {your in Chicago
and the west, has returned to South
Norwalk and resumed his position
with Mrs. J. W. Studwell.
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The name of the New York~Connec-
ticut baseball league. which Guionized
Danhury. is to be changed tmthe New
York—New Jersey league, Paterson N. l and it will be a hunt greater than all
1., having been taken into the circuit. l others of the nine seasons pail
Poughkeepsie has gone into the loa-
gue and Hudson and Kingston have
. both dropped out. The league has just
received-a hard financial blow through
the stopping of Sunday games in the
flow York state cities. Sunday basil-1l
ball in Nowburxh.1\iiiddlotown and
It!” places in the Hudson river dis-
trict were expected to aid materially
in hoping the league in the alive list.
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iW’m nodding becomes a separate
‘bslophoue exchange, which is to he
shortly. I. tall at live cents will be
charged for conversations between
that place. and Dsnhury. according to
Mam-mu received in Redding. a:
present Roddins’s telephne business 1.
tout-d tron the Danbury cities and
shore is no toll charge for service 'be-
Nsli tbs m Mos. Redding people
. assert that a promise was made by
' Ibo manna. company some time ago
‘ shot when the change was mods the
down would luvs tree service to Dan-
Om sad it is probable that protest
will.» also war-t tho rimmed toll
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! the
5 Dick Howl! :-
snakes.
i blossoms and the Schulttrcoko indlan
at the home of Mn. Charles Ferris.
3 Henry street. Norwaik.
evening.
are invited to be present.
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Boston ‘
The Candy of Excellence
01.00 nor pound
I. H. IAXTIK.
Agent tor Town or Nor-walk
J
Anderson's Launch Works ‘
Launches and Boats
of all kinds promptly built. lasts'
tor Isis. All kinds of repairing
glv'sn special sttsntlon.
Oystor Shall Point. Nomlk
city.
We give the best values.
, all the little things cones of ordi
lglverythina.r you need for hot
' weight underwear, hesiery. sheer
your approval.
We probably sell more Bins Serge. Suits than any stars in tho
And there‘s a reason—s very simple one——
Wo's made a study of the serge question for
iound just the right cloth that stands hard wear, sun. salt air and
‘ course the garments are made to the very latest demand of style.
We sell a Blue Serge at 815.00 that most dealers ask and any-
one would be justified in pricing at $18.00.
Be sure you see it before buying the summer suit.
You should also see our special Blue Serge at $10.
Iii-.3... s... .
i .. Store
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yosrs~and we've
nary character fall to—apd of ,
weather comfort is merge-light
shirts. straw hats—priced 'to meet
RATTLERS MAKING MERRY AT .
NEWS OF HUNTERS' LETHARGY. :
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Schaghtlooko Indians Toll Story 0!"
Wslrd Feast in Roptllos’ Don.
KENT. Conn“ June .i——indlans from
Schaghticoke reservation brought a;
NORWALK
out rattlesnake den in a cleft or or FiBH “‘5 BITING NOW.
Sthachticoko mountain just wont 01 CONNECT'GUT R'VER SHAD'
em stuss. BEA BASE. PORGIES. BUT.
Xenterday the reservation wasl
peaceful and quiet when suddenly a.
gentle wind blowing over the moon.
tains brought a »lrd noise which
the older lndiflns promptly recognized
TELEPHONE 10..
DENTISTRY
ident of the Rattlesnake Club a let. .. is an important factor of success and
tor written on parchment made from the wise man of today looks well to
the. skin of a rattler, telling him that his teeth. liy so doing he knows that
Schaghticoke Rattlesnake club he is. able to properly masticate his
had decided to suspend activities forliood. his speech is not affected by
this season. open spaces, the contour of the face is
Pan hung the parchment from his preserved. his appearance is salutary,
wlgwam and when he looked about and he is better able to cope with the
the place later he discovered that it 3 world at large and his own interests
had vanished '1'me i118 greenswurd in particular by having teeth which are
He says the parchment was taken in- neither unsightly nor unwholcsorne.
to the mountain by a vagrant rattler:
and that the new of the abandon
meat for this year 01 the annual rat.
tlesnrtkie hunt occasioned srRéb wide-
spread rejoicing among the reptiles
that they began to celebrate Ibv rat-
tling enthusiastically.
Hero is the letter resolved from
activity.
Young Hen Pan. who aspires to tho .
dignity of chief of the few remainingf
Schagtrticokes, furnished the solution
of the strong disturbance. lie had
i received from Dick Howell. the prea~l
Personal attention given to all de-
tails. Consultation free.
Dr. J. u MALLERY
16 Booth loin at. South Nor-wail
Hours: Is. in. to 8 p. m. 'aun-
days by “Woman: only.
COAL
“Dear Bremen——
“Owing to this being presidential
year, the. annual hunt of the Schoen-
licoke Rattlesnake Club will not be
held, as presidential years are had‘i‘or
But along about the first
or June 1913. when the June brides
reservation is in full bloom of all her
buCOUO' beauty we will have a hunt.
"As venomously as ever.
"DICK HOWELL."
‘1'“
The Banner» Social Club will meet
HARRIS a
GANS
COMPANY
tomorrow
All members and friends
an: .
TEAMER
Mutton AND omcIAN‘s
mar—d...-
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w as ”an. tits“ and
1'0 avast! MAIL
of mu... no alarm an
small. by our pincer-s and]
Board of Directors. maul.“
this assdi has: with whit;
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i Are You Going Fishing?
lIUT AND MACK EREL.
Atso TH! soar puree T0 are
LONG mo souub cums.
:Cutulrs Bridge F ish Market.
‘ as a chorus of rattlesnakea in violent. 3'
FREE DELIVERY.
Smart Tailored Waists. in
Emb.. Linen and Lawn
$1.00. $r.5o. $1.98
A new line of Dainty Lin-
gerie Waists. in high and
low neck effect .. 98c up
Middy Blouse. for misses
and children . $1.00
J. I. Mallette
88 Washington at.
Tel. 449. So. Norwslk.
Saturday afternoons.
SUMMER
SCHOOL
Individual Instruction
8 a. more. m.
Books and Stationery Free
Enroll Now. Reduced Rates.
errrll
COLLEGE
South Nam“: . ”Mord
Port cluster.
.«apumco
TILIPHONI cALLno ‘
(grossly mama)
lAl't' sonwaux
‘ in church attain and
» will prove interesting to say the least.
" the “and. loin" the close of the a!
Ms m a bullet lunch was
' served, by tho W and good wishes
, satisfied at its parting hour.- Amour
‘Iwmmmrommsoo
court. is“ use an. cm s“
During the summer months the 0!-
nce at the town clerk will be closed on
The other; will
he closed at 12 noon until 9 o'clock on
Maddy morning.
The Rev. Rufus Putpey preached in
Christ church Sunday morning and do-
llvsred an address to the boys of the
parish, taking for his subioct “What
Makes a Man." it was a line address.
and it is tobo regretted that there
were not more boys present.
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towu. but it supports five restaurantsl
last week in the Pedrie building on
State street. All seem to be doing
Well. which shows that there are a lot
or people who do not eat at borne.
Those donbiestep cars that the peo-
ple of Westport were to have are a
thing of the past. as the railroad com-
pany says that thereafter none will
he run between Westport and Bridge
port owing to the too frequent chans-
es of running boards. etc. And the
people will have to step up another
per; this summer.
.—
'l‘hc highway commissioner does act
seem to care whether Westpgrt has
dust to eat or in the stores and homes
this summer or not. for he does not
send the oil to he applied to the
streets. When Westport's main roads
wcm under the town supervision it did
as it wanted to and everybody was sat. .
tailed. Now that the state has the
whole say or State street. it is a mlgh-l
ty hgxmtating situation at times. i
The final musical of the season of}
i the Westport musical society was held;
tin the town hall inst evening. when;
‘ Prof. Feinlnger and his wife, and Miss‘
lialght. of New 'York. furnished the?
program. This program was one oil
the best and those who attended were;
more than pleased with‘tho entertain».
merit. ‘
ways of a high grade and the one of;
last evening was no exception to the
rule.
So successful were the last two barn
dances which Mr. and Mrs. E. P. lililio
gave at their home in the Farms. dur-
ing the spring. that they have decided
to entertain their friends once more
with the old fashioned sport. This
time it will he held on Friday evening,
June ii. The danco will be held in
the large barn with music to be fur-
nished by Mr. and Mrs. Gustav lahn
A number of invitations have already
been received about the town.
Fire broke out about Lo‘nlock on
Friday afternoon in the pantry of the
home wirere_tho Curtis family lives.
on Riverside avenue. An oil stove had
turned over and for s time there was
some excitement in the village. No
siarw of tire was turned in but the
neighbors worked hard for some time
to extinguish the blaze. Chief L. 'B
Fannings was on the Job and took
charge of the tire. The blaze was soon
upt out with little damage being done.
The house is owned by Walter-Cross-
mu.
At a recent. meeting of Trinity
Church it was voted to admit the la-
dies of the parish to become members
or the church and have the right. to
vote on matters pertaining to the wel-
fare of the church. This is something
the innovation
Westport has a large number of wom-
en who are greatly interested in sub
(rage and the like and a number or
them are morning‘s! Trinity. it will
in the right thing tor them to come
In and vote. as they. will undoubtedly
take to it madly. ' Woman taking part
in town oflairs is fast becoming popu-
lar in Westport.
A whlst and general good time was
in order at the home of Mrs. Edward
Beers on Wright street Friday after-
noon. when she entertained a number
of her tried“ in Mat 01 her birthday
The main sport ot' the attornoon was
tho whist party. I'l‘ho same was play-
ed for prises and more than ordinary
W was tattoo. At the close at
the miss bins. Jones was awarded the
that m and Mrs. George A. narrow
those prison: were noticedm". Goo.
also”. am. (room Keith. Mrs. W.
III”. III! Mailman. lMrs. Whi’
“mammalian m
These closing aflairs are at}
Westport is a comparatively small;
the titth having sinned the last of‘
33c - lb
Strictly Fresh Eggs, per dozen
Armee Peanut flutter .................
18 lbs. Granulated Sugar for ...........
Weich's Grape Juice ...................
Rose's Lime Juice. per largo bot.-
Dale's Pineapple Juice. per bot.
Lemos Lemon Juice, per bot.
Fresh Butter
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We are soiling Now Potstoss at cost.
33c
.............. 80¢"
..... 10c and ‘160 I"
81.00
..... 10c. 23c and 656 '0‘-
36s."
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A.- F. Beckrnann & Co.
83 a 85 WASHINGTON st,
Phone 440
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Rock Ridge
(Formerly Beard's Rocks) _
READY APRIL 29th .‘y
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE ‘
Only One First Choice
Many will write for these maps but the one who gets first choice will.
Telephone 760 South Norwalk
M. D. RANDALL
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SOUTH NORWALK
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We have our new machine working now and are making good
Our delivery service is prompt.
RUN DLE’S BAKERY
ice crests.
NORWALK.
EAST Moawa'tx. »
is
Tar. No. sac.
ROTAL GROCERY co.
PEERLESS FLOUR.'BAG .
MAINE POTATOES. PK. .
19 LBS. GRAN. SUGAR ..........i.. .......
FRESH FRUITS AND NATIVE VEGETABLES.
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Best Creamery Butter. pound
Best Flour, large bag ............... . ..... . ..... . ...............
Warranted Fresh Eggs. do: .......................... ‘ ............... .
Sugar. Sugar . ............ . ........................ . ......... .
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK
.Dsllvsrlos 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
Very Best Creamery
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resident at Saugotlrck is ill ‘st her
home and under the care or a doctor
as the result of being attacked by a
vicious dog about 10:30 Saturday ev~
ening. The dog is. the property, or
Samuel February and is known to nor;
seas the reputation of chasm; people.
It is understood that Mrs. Lynch went
into her yard to chose the do: away
hut instead or running away the do;
attacked her.
about three feet from the ground.
His
Lynch’s dress and cut deeply into her
thigh. Several deep cuts were indict-
ad More the ad: could he taught or
«Screams brought help and the lotus
ed one was'carried intotbe house and
cared for Complaints have boon mods
to the local authorities and Deputy ,
Eli 8. Hood. who in now do; warden.
worlds; on the case. Just. whsttbo
outcome will be is. not. known.
Lynch was severely bitten. ‘
The animal stands
long teeth penetrated Mrs.
city.
Mil.
WHA‘I‘ olo rut strain
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Mahsckemo—John Keen, M. fills
barman. R Goldsmith. W. M. Grace)“
Miss Harriet Day. NewYork'. Loom
don, W. H. Casey.
Beecher. James Mldleigh. New
ven; F. E. F‘arnham. Hartford:
Manchester, Providence; L. R.
‘butt. N. G. Hurlbultlt, Wilton; A. .
well, Mt. Carmel; Mr. and Mrs. F.
Kahike.
Scranton; Mr. and Mrs. E. W‘
kins. Worcester; Karl H. PM
Med-ford: J. w. Dobsrty, Boston ,
Elwood. a. r. Elwood.’r.-ndaqr‘
Redford; John J. William, Stats:
M. Blclman. Bodword Millsz‘
Brawler-d Baltimore; H.B ,.
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was aus nuns JUN! ”all
A meeting or the governing “
1of the Knob Club was hold lss‘ 9"";
.st which time six applications
’sctsd ups}; tsvorobly. Mans
won loads to have its
"war." said too amour mm. m.
mammals-mum As! a, momma“.
mi" ‘ be mods mom om
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as. .
27c
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Free Dsilvsl'yaj'
Butter lb 33c
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
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Lombmont; Thus.
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