... Herman Vogel, at East Washington
Mrcet, is spending the day in New
York city on business.
-W, .-....
The natural nowihers are having a
great week, the weather being to their
liking. Their time is showing shout
for next month the law shuts down on
' that.
Rev. .s.‘ P. Fairbanks will be in
charge of the weekly prayer and
praise service iliut will he held at tho
Euthvcnuo Methodist Church to-
night.
,v'
A number of East Norwslk pooplc
httendcd thorecitnl given last night
by Mme. Henriette Wakefield at Mu-
nlc Hall. Those who attended enjoyed
the music.
a
The weekly prayer and praise ser-
vice of the Advent Christian Church!
will beheld this evening-“new George
M. Tennis will have charge of the
meeting and preach.
PLASTE‘R Your
New HOUSE
At the Théatres
Linc wsliund ceilings with
Como-Board. it is much
wuvnsr in Winter sud cooler
. in Summer. Nails right tothc
nodding. Moro mini.
Won' t emit amt. chip or
sdmit moisture to spoil wsli~
paper. Tskcs pspcr, painter
tint. Lut- u long II the
house. '
Fine for gauge, chicken-
house, laundry, uonrooms.
wardrobes, signs, window dis-
plays.
Write for mmpl: and hot-
lsi telling all that" Campos .
Board snd its many uses. Drop
t‘Wr-‘fi-n—hw .. M..-
MUSEMENTS
itOYT'8 THEATRE
A rare trout tor the theatre going
public is promised in the bill that
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as this is to be the closing show oi"
vaudeville tor the summer, the mun-I
argument has mods a special effort to
us I postal today.
gout on a show that will Mcnno all
L; L, ENSWORTH classes, as following The Wait:
3; SON iidrenm, an siiurins Viennosso Waits
:ioperetta, with entrancing tuner oic
Hf‘RTFQRD'_c°NNf_ turesque dances and Borneo“ coo-
tumos. os Maxwell's superb triumph
entitled A One Night Stand, in a rent-
lstic one not comedy and a scream
I irom start to finish. The three tiny
lilidlcts, the clcvsreot youngsters in
I vaudeville in original songs and can.
can Knapp Brothers, gangsters and
tun makers of uusual ability Richard
WESTPORT
AND
The weekly prayer and praise oer-i
vices will be held at the Swedish COn‘E
gregntional' church this evening. Ravi
Mr. Va-lrlstrom will lie in charge of
the meeting and preach. i
i
. ‘ The East Norwaik members at the
Coast Artillery Corps are making pro-3V
partitions for their annual tour oi!
camp duty at Fort it 0 Wright. Fish
on island N. Y. They leave, Monday
morning for the happy ten days. 1
Earl Bartram Chester Thompson. i
and Frank Lyons have pitched tent
and camp at Gulf Pasture and reportl
tint they are having a great time.’
The boyti one with good company at
the pOpular camping site, there being
a number-of other tents already pitch-
ed. .
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The lies! local and New York 1
references for
~ Electric Light 8: Power
WIRING
AL L WORK GUARANTEED
Lot mo Figure on Your Wiring and:
' Fixtures. ,
P. H FIELDING
Phone 340. 53 SEAVIEW AVE.
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Darragh Brothers
Grocers»
WASHINGTON
STREET
BRIDGE
Telephone : 923
l
Rowlir'rolt
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Beach, 0!
New York, spent yesterday at Toke-
.malte. inspecting their new residence.
F. C. Dale, of New York, has lens-
ed the David Blsphsm place at Toke-
make. and with his family will arrive
here tomorrow for the summer.
The annual meeting of the Library
Association was held in the Library
last evening. Routine business was
transacted and the following officers
were elected for the coming your:
President-Mrs. Musndel.
First VicoProsident~Mrm Doughty.
Second Vice-Presldent«Mrs. Earle
‘Thomes.
Treasurer-Mrs. Evory.
Secretary—Mrs. Mitchell.
' Rudolph Mon
mm on .
somvron, noun.
{itz'i‘t‘mv for tho summer
' mile: to raise
‘pmodndospodtomhtm homo
slim time this who]:
iriugs that are genuinely laughable.
I On Monday afternoon the house will on
ion with motion pictures and illustrnt
i ct! songs. During the pust‘wooh new
E cro'l large revolving electric fans have
:ilcen installed and this will be on
was‘ ideal place to spend an hour. The
’ pictures are or the newest and belt
- -~ - ; and every one shown is this popular
MN Hull Bradley, 0‘ New Haven, house will he now to the patrons.
was in town Sunday visiting a hum-t
her of her friends. tall” “F “LEVER
Graduation HERE-gut the Staples Vice '5" “LE“
STRITFMID SAFE
high school will ink-s place on the 20
That the persons responsible for
or the present month.
lltu him-Jul: oi the Stratford post or-
c
, Elicia unto early Tuesday morning were
Mrs. ll. W. llnnks. has opened the |1'.ln onitnul yogg men and from New
She spent York is the opinion of Phi dneport pol
lilo winter (it. Ext-:lewood 10.1 lien omclais. it is also toll that the
"M trip was mode by automobile». Shortly
Noll Anderson hus purchased the after 5 o'clock Tuesday morning p0,
former: C‘mm" Williams 91““‘9‘ which licolnan A. .l. Mrnzlg: was at Williston
was; owned by Miss Antics Bradley. stroot and Union avenue when no nu~
tomohile containing five moo nent liy
him at ‘L high ruin of spend. On hu-
(hunt or the hour and the splendor:
Voonsidmw it rather peculiar but "had
w-.- -....... heard no’ hint: of the ironiilc in strut-
This afternoon s sake sale will he ford as it. had not been discovered at
given at the limit Silfl'fllllck school in ”1‘“ curly hour
money JO, improve Found Package of Stumps.
At about lilo some til‘nu while he
W was crossing the stroot ho noted some
Monday owning some destructive thins; of a greenish color in (iii: middle)
purson tore down ll. settion of the of he thoroughfare and found it to he
l'cnco surrounding Willow Brook cem s new package of 2:. mm cent stomps.
elery. --' irnilar to, a large amount lot“ the booty
taken lit the post onion.
Monday evening Mi“ MW”? Mo. liridgoportidotortivus eonoider that.
Muilln entertained a number of her my "tilt men would 1“,; be «up, to
friends 1" honor 0’ her 20 "1 birth n ahe thvlr way on foot or by freight.
dat. Thorn was a line musical program into Von; York or any other NW rm.
rendered ‘discmerod with the boxes and mill
ages containing the stumps and tho
stunned envelopes. According to tile
.p‘sl oillco authorities: the "job" was
one of tho clevcrout coming: to their at-
tmri‘lon lately.
.- Imp-v;—
wniiious? Fool heavy utter dinner!
\ G Southny has been appointed Tongue coated? Bitter unto? Com
deputy commissioner by llighwayf
ploxlon ssllowr Liver needs waking
Coniniisioner MacDonald oi’ Hmttord. i“ Dunn‘s “08100“ curs hiiious M
At present he is overseeing the workimdm 25 cent. at any dru‘ store.
upon Riverside nvom: o.
The‘ Rev. Mr. Mbcilck of Stamford.
it to occupy the pulpit oi' the Greénc
Farms Church during the absence oil
the pastor, the Rev. C. B. Strnyor. who
is soon to sail tor Europe.
SAUGATUCK
J. M. String, of Bridgeport
among the Sunduy visitors in town.
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Fred psrrow has arrived home“
from n visit or several days in Nora.
folk He reports a one tithe.
«ow—Mm
-ama
Fittnnoi B Whooier is littvln" it fine
monumoni oreiioll .ll. Euston cemetery
,in memory of his in' her, the late:
(ll-urge Wheeler.
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merits
u
Mrs. Charles lionitz is ill at the
Bridgeport hospital. Sun has boon
operated upon in two hospitals in tho
plat six months and her condition is
considered very seroius
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‘DETEBTIVE'S. RUINS
F00 $50,000 REWARD
, AT GEN. HUERTA’S HEADQUAIL
i TERIS, Santa Rosalia, Mex... June i3.———
1/8“- Thursday “613“" 000‘" 30 0'; ludignsnt at the devastation 'by the
the members or Greens Farms Church; rebels on their northward rstrent, ros-
socletr attended the reception sivwl idents or this district have become bit-
to the pastor. the Rev. C B» Buoyant do against the revolutionists and no
and 01‘0“!!th him Will! & hoodsomci a consequenoa Gen. Hunt-in could have
' “team" “’9 thousands or recruits for the asking
"“"" , i This section has “been stripped of pro-
GM” Allen, one or Westports visions horses and staples which too
”0pm" boys, 1'" accepted " Wm,” latod lat-mm have provldod tor them-
ns traveling sslesmsn for Mount solves. At .Conchos, ”0 stations
and Black a silver company in Boo-g
ton MM" Ho Wm have WW“ trsl the rebels have just token 38 tons
” 1’“ “mum" at his}: grade silver ore, vaiusd at
about $80,000 and three torts of mod
iddm modes lilvsr metal.
was cm or tbs Nsioa molds Com.
Miss Lillian Burr sud M‘orris Burr;
left town Tuesday for Californian
where thoy will spend a month with
their sister. Min Florence Burr, who
is attending a young ladies seminary
in the 001091: (lute Bouts.
M...”
A number- tron: the Christ church
went. to Nomi!» Holiday afternoon, l
to visit M Hem muoklock. who in“
there in the Nimuilt hospital
were alumni to it“ hiss much into
so. sum to mm: to convert than
booty into coin “
That the Mexican people sre mild
rm oitissinth
0!,
“Unsure om'tnros to do “n
. at
misty in me or Wfl'li‘fl'rm “
l
‘ olons at Hoyt's Therm n this nitcrnoonl
iBroihcrs, comedians, on real moving-
north or here. on the Mexican Con- ’
The silver
tantrum! the robots m reportsd hr
itmmtomosonotoohlhnfi
ly tit-ins of tho rsvolntion was indicot- -
edict!» in this aunt of Idvioos
WV
W 1“,!“in WNW
Another mammoth magnitudni mog-
' niacent hill. Every not a feature.
livery not it slur. One oi the son.
son‘s foremost bills. At. the hop-
piest spot in Connecticut.
OYT S
lSpeciai extraordinary exceptionsi cm
i
gsgcment A singing and dancing
unossic exceeding all former triv
umphs.
The WaltzLDrea'm
An alluring Vintners wnlts onerous,
sconicully and surtorinlly luxuriant.
Entrancing tunes. Picturesque dim.
cos. Gorgeous costumes and scon-
cry.
Added feature. Joe Mariners upper-ll
triumph
“On a One-Night
' Stand”
A realistic, onenct comedy. depicting
nctunl lite happenings with the
stage toiit. it is u scream from
start to finish.
Juvenile entertniners who are a riot
everywhere
The 3 Tiny Kidlets
Cloverest youngsters in vaudeville in
all original songs. dances and wit.
Swedish charactor comedians extra»
ordinary
Knapp Brothers
Songstcro and inninnltors of unusual
ability.
A instilndo of fun
Richard Brothers
Comedians on revolving rings that nro
sottliinsly laughable.
ThélPleasantHour
Picture“ Palace t
_ Buddy firstborn, Monsoon. "
60 Wall St. Norwalk
Showing a complete daily change or
exclusive» independent photoplsys.
The only picture theatre in Norwslk
showing daylight pictures. Only
the ninth-lanolina project their pic
turns ‘in a darkened ihestro.‘ Dny-'
light, moonlight. sunlight or any
other light liusn'tinuy effect on the
pictures projected in this cosy thes-
tro.
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Pay Us a Visit. ‘
N15.
EOLOGNA FACTORY CLEANED
OUT.
NEW iIRITAlN, June: 13.» -.R K.
Mittens bologna manufacturer on
Kelsey street. reported to the police
Monday that his place or business had
‘ been cleaned out over night. and that
two men he recently employed from
New York were. nursing. Among the
things taken were $200 in currency.
215 shootings to wrap bologna. sud
tools uscd in vmnntitscturins bologna.
The men were hired two weeks s30.
ESTER S FILL-5":a
enroll
TIII .DI‘AION” In???“
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‘5 mng‘édl‘ idiot
snot: altruism
HOUOEWWIO
Read About
owns ALUMINUM warts.
It is an established loot tint
Swiss Aluminum Cooking Uten- .
Ills are superior to than made it
at any other insist Thlshss
boon crown: by scientific ro-_
search, as the tests show nun
no "rain-is, rust. nickel-dildos
. . or injurious lines can tom. no
. matter how it is used. mullet ,
is there any donor of chipping,
u with oosmlii fist-o. . ‘
't to
and arm at om.
uncut out; :rt
Donn Open, Mstln a 2: 30, waning
.“ I
“transom: it dilution. hmkuto
it is so «sellout host 00de -, ‘ ‘.
r which loans suiolr honing V x
Sturdy
29c‘lb
Quitsnor d: Canty. Props.
Tot. 833-2.
WALL ,
PAPER
Our Spring goods are now
in stock. While. we have a
larger usertmcnt of line
goods thnn ever before. we
have not torzotton the chem-
or end of the line. and are
showing a great many pat-
_terns from We not double
roll up.
The Gorham Co.
E. 1%] GORHAM.
illw .Yonxos,
Props.
:0 First St, E Nor-walk
Tciephone Four Five TVwo
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Keep titcmliands Soft
Complexion Fair
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W. F. Wigmore 8: Co.
UHUMISTI
JAMES PARKER, Manner.
s No. Main so. So. Norwslit
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DAVID W. RAYMOND:
Funeral Director-Fmbalmer
to No. Main St. 80. Nor-walk
Residence. 5 Washington 8!.
Telephone It office—3302.
' Tshohono It house-403.
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£681“. soswnm Fins hum ‘soxls
Firs Wanner-I. 0 Von znnt Street
Nonhuns no
«Jim: school 'torrvstoi.
Mun «3151:28ch (print 0.}
lib—Es“ moshinftonm and or! all!
0311321 two.
31%-
:11de on
Sta.
in“ st and ion at.
Swat. do n W8!“ an Edllo Ave.
83%;" «Souvistv Aw. snd First St.
wiloulovsrd snd Second St.
htowCovo Ave sad Fifth St.
Mia—Boulevard and lsokstono at. (Tel.
mafia-or 8t. snd no Hill Ave. :Tsi.
Man-«ovum 9t. and Duck . Tel.
flaw—Shore Haven. ('i'ci.)
Hi to.
Pondrd
A telephone menace to Electric Button
(700) hotm won the hours of ti p.11: sud
,0 u. m... loo-ohm oi tire. on slum
van or natural box.
so only it. “pulled for
"on our. whim": u. m...
an» “chat. or um” shift". upon th snug
112-03“ glut sir sand-8 2mm. or line
lm-Ono hint at 0 in. steam lino.
t-i—Jro out... otii ‘
. chumps. no” r m
il- 11-rmntr-two. It t: 20009 no. no u-
mi abomutu’ quigkly "hail- Von
City National Bank
DUNN!!! AND OFFENS‘IVIRV
FA Aim i‘f‘Y 40”” lm NV'VI'
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Candies IV
The Clifford Pharmacy
Tn. nexau stm -3 ,. L
‘ and Wash. Exit,
Straw Hats
Low Shoes
98 Washington St.
Up-to-date Sports
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RAILROAD
TIME TABLE“
in Eflect June 1, 1912.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A M.-12:48x. 5:09):, 5. 41):. ii: 09,
.‘l 7:20x,7:4tix,3:17x, 8151):, 92133:,
102203;. ille-it'ix, 11:38v.
P. M.-—i2:53x, 1:08, 1:37: (Phiin.
goes to Harlem Riv-
er), 2:lix, 250:, 3:27, 4:15. 4:31x.
6:35. 5:30x, 6:40, tlzhlx, 7:11x, 7:42x,
an—
..
l,|
3,?
ti:
9:‘
43:40:, 10:45.
Sundays.
A. M.~—12:48x. 5:093, 6:4lx.
10:20x. 11:24x.
P..~,,.M ~12:
5: 38):, 7: 00x,
10: 28.
8:54,
2: Hit. 5: 35,
8' 21x, 9: 42):,
3x:ix,2li
7:12,:752)‘,
m
new YORK T0 sourH NORWALK.
'A. Ml—Atldx. 5:40, 6:45x, 8:03x,
8:50x. Szdox, 0:15;, 9:42, 10:02:.
10:05, 11:. '
P. Ill—12:03:, 1:05, 1:38x, 2:0“,
2:57ir,‘ 3:30x. kit-ix, 4:291, 5:05x,
5:14x, 5:25, 6:01x, 6:01ix.8x, 8:10x.
9:, 9:30, 111:. 11:30. 12x.
Sundays.
A. \i. ~-6 8: 23x, 8: Six. 9: 03x, 9: 09):,
10: 023, 111.
P. M.'-~T‘3104, 1202):, 52021:, 5:04,
0:01:, 7:141: 8:50x. 10x, 11:10x, 121..
s
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN. ,
A. M.——l2:1ilit_,”'l:17x, 1:57x. 0:09,
1:23, 0:13x. 9:5“, 10:23:. lizlix.
P. M.-12:07x, 1:20. 8:14x, 32211:,
4:263. mm, tzilix, 0:47, 7:10x, 9:09x,
9:231.‘10:00x, 11:13.
Sundays.
A. lib—13:22:, 1:571,
10:07:. 10:54:. 11:11:.
P. N.—-9:08:r. 6:10,
8:19. 91502:. 10:54:.
7:43, 9:44.
6:46. 7:1iix.
s was: ' . ‘
scorn Monwstn "to omnurw.
A. u.:-1 20 s.- is, 8:27, 10:01:.
V P M.“1i25. 2:231, “35:. 8:21.,
3:30. 7: to. “ ‘ ‘
ways.
A. M.~t.20x, 10: on, 10:10.
it. m—d: it 7.15.
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« .: hearts-it. mil. tar. ms lumen
Light. Underwear
“Lion”. Shirts
“interwoven” SOCkEl
Warm Weather Wear-
ables for Men
Price’s (toning Store
I I I‘l,
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V- no I n -‘-'- I l I I‘-
Phone 165-3
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WAY
for you to be worn in your new
house this winter is to have us install
a Heating System, thatiwill keep you
comfortable on the coldest day!
We'll study the location of your
l
‘ rooms, the facilities of the house and
tell you whether a Hot Air. Hot Wain
or Steam System will satisfy you best.
The Jones 8: Hotchkiss
Company ‘
Phone 742 NORWALK. CON N.
r.
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHlROPRACTiC
Chiropractic is the science of tho
cause of the disease and the art or nd»
i justing the same. Diseases are caused
thy a wrwench twist or sprain in tho
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in};
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your bodt.
Nervousness, Rheumatism, Parniy‘
¢sia, Heart. Kidney and Female Dis
‘eases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will:
never regret giving Chiropractic of
tchunce to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C
’4 WASHINGTON ST. 30. NORWALKV
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Washington Strut. aouth Norwaiit.
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Norwalk Chronicler