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NoawALrt J
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John Van Wart and family have tab-
on up theirresidsnce in Fitch street. J
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Osborn, of East
.‘Norwalk, are the guests of Dr. and
llrs. Herbert A‘vers of Flushing. I... i.
fl'ho Ladios' Aid Society of the
fist Avenue Methodist Church held
a sailing meeting or the church yes-
tanhy afternoon.
The weekly prayer meeting of life
Adyeqt fgJJhrisJJian church will be held.
this evening. Rev. George M. Teaple
II‘JI occupy the pulpit and preach J
rst-MO'
Mrs. G. Howard King, of Van Zant
street. entertained the members of
the Women's Foreign Missionary so-J
oiaty at her home last night. Matterls
of routine business were transacted.
The mens chorus of the East Ave.
sane Methodist Churlh hold a very sat J
dsfactor'y rehearsal last evening at theJ
:Jmhurch This gathering of men promv
their to be one of the destinies of the
church work this season. J
J...
'llrown. Kate Louise
have secured houses for the Jaoason at
the popular bathing resort. Hickory
Bl uii'.
s
Mat-Dough! flank, of New York. has
purchased a building site at Butler's
island and proposes to erect 360.000‘
residence.
The usual large number or people
w...— “A .— M. .m._._.....—...... ..—......
”wa "J's
l" A MUSEMENTSJ-
Jacob F‘itelsorr, a member of the
senior class and also of the baseballi
team. of the Nor-walk High school. is}
laid up with a sprained ankle and is'
unable to attend school.
Victor Smith‘s speedy seventeen-
lfoot launch “Hon" will be put in com
mission Friday of this week. Mr.
Smith has changed the exhausts and
has made some other improvements
The boat is enrolled ill the Norwslk
Yacht Club. .
lloolls added to the Rowayton Ll-
brary recently are as follows:
Bryant, Marguerite
Christopher llibbault, Roadmaker.
Grundy, Mabel llarnér
Hazel of Heatherland
Jailsnllo.
Alice and Tom.
‘ltlt‘Cl'l‘AL.
The following program has been se-
lected by Mme. Wakefield for her re-
cital on June 12th. at Music Hall,
South Norwalk. American composers
are well represented.
Prologue (Pagliaccl) . Leoncavallo
Mr. Myers.
Aria (La Glocondnl ...... i’onchlclli
e
Mme. Wakefield.
in the Dark, in the Dew (300mb!
Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes.
Old English
At theTh J J tres
PROGRAM OF MME. ‘WAKEFIELD'B
, ‘Water is going to waste every day
Among the summer residents of (he I Munroe, Kirk
gory Point who have arrived and talc. The Flamingo Feather.
on possession of their cottages are Valle, Charlotte lit,
' .Mr. and Mrs. Ketcham, Dr. and Mrs. Sue Orcutt. ,
inrlsby, Mr. Aiken and Mr. and Mrs. Molesworth, Mrs.
.L. Heine, all of New York city. its.
_-.---.... illorr, Julia. R-
Rev 5_ p Fairbanks will lead the in Kings“ Houses.
regular weekly prayer and praise her- Eastman, Charles A
rules that will be held this evening in: indinn lloyhood.
lute East Avenue Methodist church. J Gifts.
'i‘he pastor will preagh and it is hop- l.'i',uttelworth ilemkiah
‘3‘! that there will be“ large congre Zigzaiz Journeys in Classic Lands.
M“ ‘“ attendance Presented by Mn. G. Wright.
JMalGrath Harold
J The Grey Cloak.
Mct'ulchcon, George llarr
The Man From llrodney's.
Miss Marlon L'Hommedieu, who has
been studying in Baltimore, Md., has
returned to the home of her parental
“Mr. and Mrs. Daniel iliiomnrcdlou, of
Rowan street. for the summer vaca-
tion. The schools of the south close
' learly owing to the treat. J
The natural gmwt‘llers mourning . J
In some good work thosc clear days. E
The season is rapidly growing to a ;
close and a little more than a month
remains before the state laws goes on
closing the natural beds controlled by J
the state. "
Nev. .\ir. Vithlslrom will cost py thr-
pulpit and pass: it at idle weekll pray-
er and praise service that will be
Jhcld. r.; the Swedish Congregational
‘ ,church this evening. it is hoped and
" f err-ported that thsrc will be a large at. .. .,
’ARIEN
. ,-AND -
Ncaorgy'
W
WIIUam Colin of Dorian was arrest-
cd yesterday afternoon by Constable
Htmt'ord Smith. for lntlxicatlon and
' ncschof the peace. He will be tried
«there today.
Mg 12’.
HOWA'VTON,'OONN.
ililurab'mg .8. Heatm
IMO'I’ALL‘II OF THE
‘illdlknap” System J : ‘
OF HOT ”WATER HEATING
Most Modern and Economical
System.
Thstilre hydrant in Cottage street:
which was reported to be in a leakinuJ
[ condition about two welcksJago is still'
:JJJioakIlig. It' would appear as though
J the Norwalk water commissioners
"knight tal‘le care of this condition.
J and the conditional-re not of the most
‘ pleasant kind in the vicinity of the
J hydrant.
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The best local and new York
references for
Electric! light ti Power
WIRING
'AJJL WORK GUARANTEED
Let me Figure on Moul- Wiring and
The Darlen. Noroton and Rownyton
Sunday School Teachers' Union hold a
meeting Tuesday night at the Congre-
gational Church. R_ev. R. F‘. Shlnn,
of itounyton. and Rev. H. S. Brown. of
this place. were the speakers of the
evening.
Highway Commissioner MacDonald
visited Darlen yesterday. for the pur-
pose of going over the wound cover-
ed in proposed changes In the lines of
the Connecticut Company, including
the'proposed route over the bridge be-
tween Stamford and Harlem. Counsel
for the town of Danien. a local inr-
provement association and Jacob IMilc
lcr accompanied the Commissioner.
The matter camel under his Jurisdic-
-~ tion because of the road being a trunk
' line.
Fixtures.
‘P. "H -‘-FI~ELDI’NG
'63 'SEAVIEW AVE.
"Pbona 340.
‘Datragh Brothers
"Gm cers
WASHINGTON a-.- -
i STREET Henry Kirwin, of New York, em.
BRIUGE ployed by John D. Crimmlns, as coach-
man. sprained his, ankle badly at the
.. railroad station. late Tuesday night.
_J while waiting for the Washington ax-l
‘ press. Kirwin brought a number of
horses up to the Crimrnins place at
Collendsr's Point earlier in the even-
ing. He was en routs back to New
I York. while walking over the station
I platform he stopped as and hurt his
ankle. He was sent to the hospital in
the ambulance.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. J
Hotel Mshsckemo, June ll, 1912.
A W. Hamle, 8. "M. Conan. Sonnets-
raisin. Mr. and Mrs. George ‘F; Pools.
p .1. Haldon'bc'rg, New York; C. L
“hummer-suns, .8. 009.0. H. Clements
:“KSX‘: I“; 33%;; 2;”: HELPED 70 uses sown ax.
door-ab P. Grady. Inn Groom "MI"
invictua ..................... liuhn
Mr. Myers.
Duett ("Favoritu") ...... llonlscltl
Mme. Wakefield and Mr. Myers.
Honeysuckle ..... . ....... Chadwick
, Bluebell ......... MacDowell
0h That We Two Were .\iaylnx.
Nevin
Lullaby .................... Wormll
Mme. Wakefield.
. Torcadore SOHg (Garment lllzot
Mr. Myers
l. n cl drums la mano (don Giolunnll
Mozart
Mmo. Wakefield and Mr. Myers.
My huddle ....... . .......... ’l‘hfiyel‘
Land of the Sky-hue Water . (‘adman
Will 0’ the Wisp ............ Spruce
llolievo Me it All Those Enduring
Young ("harms ......... Stevenson
Mme. Wallet-ma.
Jacqueminot ............. Johnson
King Duncan's Daughter Allitucn
imaging ............ Ambrose
Mr. Myers.
lluetr-Jl‘nles u: lloffmnn llty rc-
questi ........... . ..... Offenbach
Mme. Wakefield and Mr. Myers.
Walter Klostwctter at ll": piano.
llardman piano used exclusively ll}
Mme. Wakefield.
Notable among the patrons inlor-
ertad' ilr‘thls recital are llnrld llisp~
hon). baritone. well vitrlown hora. lilto
Gt]!511."hfi_fflm0l1§ baritone of lhc
Metropolitan Opera (‘knrpauiz Also
More, Marie Mnttfl id. of rho lilattonoli
tan Opera Company. .\‘-alum prnmi
dent socially in New llnvrn. ilridgo-
port and South .\'o'. walk. arc.» among
rbcsc working hard to make u success
of this affair.
'l‘llll Pl Hit-TAN l‘ HOUR.
The only motion picture theatre in
Nora-slit that can proic't a perfect
picture at the matinees with: the.
doors and windows wide open. lint"
light, sunlight. moonlight or any olh~
or light. has no effect on the pictures
projected on the famous "mirrowad"
screen. And it certainly cannot be
very comfortable in any room that has
to be closed up in order to darken
tho place enough to make the motion
pictures visible on the screen this
warm weather. Today‘s program at
this cozy theatre is a sure winner.
"The Thread of Life" is a great "Fly-
ing A" western mature: “The Banks
of the Danube" a beautiful scenic:
"Life or Gold." a mixer drama of tho.
northwest: “The Shade of Autumn."
a pathetic story sure to please. and
two other comedy films with new illus-
trated song hits. only live cents lld-
nlission to one and all. The great
llison “101" denture. "The Crisis," in
two grand reels which is coining Bat-
urday will be the best western feature
ever shown in Norwalk.
llOYT‘S THEATRE.
Even in face of disparaging theatre
weather, Hoyt's Theatre continues
this week with another superb bill.
Patrons-of this popular playhouse are
fully repaid for a visit.. for in addition
tothe high grade vaudeville entertain-
ment. the splendid moving pictures
and tho .sclntelient orchestra selec-
tions. the house has recently installed
a cooling and ventilating plant that is
really delightful. The bill for the
last portion of the week includes sev-
eral excellent features. in addition to
the headline attraction. which is The
Five Fearless Lois Troupe. of wonder
wire performers. ’l‘irsse celebrated
artists perform the usual acrobatic
feast in mid-air. and also give many
new accomplishments that are declar-
ed to .mslttho hair stand on edge.
Or'tnt Gardner. "The ”unites War."
will culminate s brand new micro!
own exclusive instruments. ‘Wulo!
Imokal't will assist at the "piano. The
Arlen Quartcttc are four
young chaos who mu lesions of
. . transport: uncut an. .44. Mrs. i. to. asst-i. Akron with.
mutational cm: 0. a. ignit- Nils how silo aides . '
“ W- til. it. «named 'nlth my “rim
1.- so». Wm. magnum. ’l .w. ill lilinbro. i
‘ - no. Alien. countess-J humanitarian.
lit.‘
W? till kidnap Miss, use its.
(an hills. that. sun slalom
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unusual hastily
JJ 14*. beauties in
" l“'l‘hc'lounli of!
. rm!) Willie and novel
of a short. retinitis. "MM“
«races or an is; slim;
song satires. and selection-on ids .
splendid
murmur“. ltroirsnsisussd
Summertime vaudeville unequaled in
any city. This week's lllli represents
the h‘ ghost ach. cvements in modern
variety. At the coolest spot in the
city
Jolliest,
extant.
iovlalisl,
The headline situation this week
outdistances any circus sensation of-
fered hole. The world‘s preeminent
. masters of sgil‘. t-y. The the fear- ‘
loss
MWM ”WWI-45)
Daring demons of the air in a perfor-
mm s that salsa new mark for _
gymnastic entertainment. A physi-
cnlture exhibition that is an inspir-
ing treat.
.
Special added toatnre. Tho plsylct
that scored the biggest hit register-
ed in New York in months.
THE SOUND OF THE GONG.
A comedy drama embodying a strong
moral vein. ‘
WW
American Bonnier
The inimitable
comedian.
GRANT GARDNER,
The original Yap llnrik Trader. offer-
ing a musical munlfllonce that is do.
with
slated to be a “llum llinger."
Wesley Lorlthnnt at the piano.
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The men who nuke music for the mill.
titudcs.
THE vMIION GUAR‘I’ETTE,
swagger singing custodians giving a
dilersiilcd repertoire.
The instrumental Man,
FALARDDI
Who will offer a brand new
unique ruusico-rcnlrilooul al oddlt..
And the incomparable Hoytsl-opc with
n nquledition of summer time fen .
turn til nit.
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The Pleasmrt‘i-lour
Picture Palace
J Bundy‘mrothm. Mill-lags".
60 “all St, Norwaik
MOWING TODAY
"The Thread of Life)“
A feature drama of the North .\V‘oods. -.
“The Banks of the Danube.”
A liralriiful tiarrmnnt scenic film.
"Life or Gold."
“Candies :55
lrap pleat playhouse
and
,l irnlurl- llramc of the North Woods.
“The Sharia of Autumn."
A pul‘ err stat-5' .r.’ intense interest
. ’i‘wn orller good ( ornedy Films
Only JJSc Adm’ssion
' Today
(‘omlng Saturday.
Great Biron ”till" two-reel feature.
.. “Tho Crisis." J
m- .. Mg..- .
coin
by
r-Madsme
”Henriette Wakefield
Hesse-Soprano
Metropolitan Opera Company.
\lew York
Assisted by IRVIN MYERS. Baritone
ltov'al Opera, Milan. Italy
MUSIC HA1 '1.
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J at 8:15
Tlokm .......... The and “.00 sash
Forvsnlc" at (liondennirrt'rstharnncy
Pharmacy.
Norwallr: Clifford Hotel
South Norwslh.
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a. Read About
SWISS ALUMINUM WARE.
it is an established fact that
Swiss Aluminum Cooking Utsn- J
oils are superior to those made
of any other metal. This “has
been proves by scientific .rs~
»mrsh. as “the tests show that
so main-ls, rust. nioltoloxidas
or injurious slncs can form. no
matter how it is sud. Neither J
-is there any dancer of shipping, -:
.as with 'snsnisl wars.
it is an assailant hestoouduo
m. Which means quick“ boiling
nail saving of fuel. “.23“
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Our Spring goods are now J .
in stock. While we have s '
larger assortment of fins
goods than ever before, we J
have not forgotten ths'cheap- ‘
er and of the line. and are
showing a great many pat- J
terns from 10¢ per double
roll up. ‘
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JAMES ‘PARKER. Manager.
So. Nor-walk
bavro "w. Ramona:
Funeral Director-’ Milaimi'f
II No. Main It... So. Nor-walk
Rosidom 5 Washington 8:
Telephone at onto—m2.
Telephone at house—693.
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Fire headquarters. Ell Van Zuni Strael
Telephone 1" 0
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llmnurrln solo at (private).
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Ave and Roman 91‘
.‘i'f—Winlleid st.
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lit—«End! Ave. and With 81
1:51-St. John lit. and Edits Ave.
Ila mnvim' live. and First tit
trill-«Illnulavard and Second St.
mural-o Are. and Fifth St.
Sal-"Boulevard Mid Malicious. Si.
'l4l--Koyscr St. and Pine Illll Ave.
maul-m- 8‘1 and Duck l‘nnd ad
l4: Whom Haven i'i‘el. i
A telepirlms message to Filoclrio Burial
mm between the hours of d p an out
a a. m.. Vina iousllun «Jr the. an slain
will no own of nos-est Im
Private bonus will only be pulled to
tire on routines where located.
bacon llama are only to oo aim 'il:
arugula! or acting «hm upon his arriv-
s a re.
Insist Signals
l—-0no blast at odd times. tolling or lilo
if. rm” standard time.
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n- li—‘i‘ls'onty mo. at s a in.
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.IUSINIIS AND OFF!!! IVII'V
«cum oommsm
WITH JIOU'ND
IANKING
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and we silvery-white oolsr- -ot ‘Cl ital Surplusund'floiits
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J TIME TABLE
in Effect June 1, 1912. '
JBOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.!
A M.l2:18x, o:09x, .3: il\ 20.9
.l:20X.7 DULY. S. ilX {5.511,3J1rx,1
.:10 20:: 10: 452:, ll: 38):.
P. M. ~12: 53x. 1:024. l:“
and Wash. Exp. goes to llarlcm ltlv-v
or). 2:41x. 2:50x, 3:27. 4:15. 4: tin,
5:35...‘l:50x. 6:40, d:h1x.r:llx, Tz-izx.
9:40x, 10:45.
Sundays.
10:20x, ll: 24):.
5:38x. 7:00x. 7:12. 7:52x. ii: ills. 9:42x.
10:28. '
new vonx'ro SOUTH NO‘RWALK.
A. .\i.—-4:45x. 5:40. 6:46x, sum.
8: Mix, '8. 55):, 9:15): 9: 2.
10: 05. int.
'i‘.
2:57x, 3:80x. 4: Ilix. 4:!9x. 6: 053:.
5:14x. 5:25, 6:0“, 6:03x. till. 13:10:.
ilx. 9:30, llx, 11:30. 12x.
Sundays.
A. lit—.6. 8:25x, 8:55x. 9:03x. 91391:,
10:02:. 11:. '
P. M.—~lil:04. 1:02x. ozozx. 5:04.
6:0lx, 7:14x. 8:59): 10x,ll:10x,l2x.
MOUTH NORWAIJK TO NEW
HAVEN.
A. M.-12:llix, 1211's. 1:57x, 6:09.
7:23. 9513:. 9:54x, 10:23x. liziix.
P. M.~—riil:07x. 1:20, lizlix, 3:21x.
4:26x. 5212):. 6:1“. 6:47, 7:10x. 0:09x,
9:23x, 10:09:, 11:13. '
J Sundays.
A. M.-i2:22x,' 1:57x.
10:07x. 10:5“. 11:11:.
P. ll.-‘-2l>08x, 8:10. 0:40.
8:19. ilmtx. 10:!i4x.
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A. 'M:~-~l:20. mid-8:21, 10:011..
F. M.—~1:23. ilztliix. halls. 5:21.
simmo. ‘
Sundays.
A. Dir-4:201, 10:01:. 10:10.
.P.‘ M.—-2:15.. 7:15.
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4%. mail. ma. In. 8:18,
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for you ._to be warn in your new
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We'll study the location of your
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J tell you whether a Hot Air, Hot Water
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J DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is the science of the
{cause of the disease and the rt of out
jbusting the some. Diseases are can-sci ,
by a wrench. twist or 52 rain in the
hack. Even if done in childhood 'l
'creaies pinched nerves and pain in J
“.J lJnier life in the different organs am JJ.
ha.
Chiropractors remove the cause of .
this disease and pain and health is
Jrsstored through harmonizing the six ‘
i nerve systems in your hodl
‘ Nervousness Rheumatism. Paraly-
jsis, Heart Kidney and Female Dis-
'eases are given special atten.;tion also
‘Curl'ature of the Spine You will
never regret giving Chiropractic «1 -
.ohsnce to help you.
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