4 r "Court Narrult, No. MTDAY..1J1UNE :41, 191i: .. 1 'l'i'l'd' RUFFLE CURTAINS "39c. 50c and 76¢ a “6.... LACE cuarama 50c torts.” a Pair. A Complete Assortment. E1..K. BANKS Mahackmo Hotel Block South NOMIIK i Charlesfi'v. Sargent, of New Yorkt city, was 1a, visitor in town this morn- ing on balance. St. Mary's Young Men's Club will, hold a regular business meeting in tho beonard street Quarters this evening. Ktbousa Encampment, No. 9, I. 0. 0. 13‘.. held a regular .business meeting in Our Brothers‘ Lodge room in Wall street last night. Harris & Guns are expecting to re ceive a barge load of crushed stone which will be utilized by the Town on the W lson road. --,..g... Chief of Police Thomas leathcrluntl and Prosecuting Attorney Louis Gold~ schmidt ;have gone to New Work to see the ball game today. .Clinton Commundery, No. 3, Knights Templar, will confer the Temple de gree on two candidates at a special conclave to be held this evening. Buckingham Post, No. 12 G. A. R.. will meet tonight. Today is ting day and at the request of the Veterans many of the citizens displayed their flags. W . .J. R. Dual, of New Haven. was a vis- itor in town yesterday on business. , Work is progressing on the new 11li0l18? of John Balasz at GS Lexington avente ——-Dancing at Roton Point~ every night. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday nights ladies admitted‘free. ..— The monthly business meeting of Humbolt Lodge, 'No. 6, O. D. H. S.. will be held this evening in the South 1 Norwalk Quartette Club hall in North Main street. The weekly business meeting of the Board of Electrical Commissioners will beheld this evening in the offices of the Municipal Electric works in 11 State street. _,.__._._.,, ' YOu will find a host of new addi- 1lions to the June lien of pretty under- muslina, in sheer materials and effec- tive designs, at J. l. Mallette's. Sec advertisement. Miss Elizabeth Duffy. of Norwalk. the popular bookkeeper at the both Silk Mills, is anticipating a trip to Salt Lake City where she will visit. wild) but sister and husband I W ~Panamas. $4 to $10. O Brien‘ s. W . fI‘wo weeks from last night there will be an election of officers in the 58, Foresters of America Routine business was tinn- 1 1118:19th attire meeting last. night. A ..x, , . F1. ‘W. filowalling. of Boston. was a vii-star in town yesterday on business. Mr. Flewelling is covering this torri- F low for the Boston office of the West.- inghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company. ..- John T. Hayes, the Norwalk station- er. has received a consignment of 25 - 000 posted cards “The large number * ' . - of cards giveaau idea of the quantities still «sold, although it appears that the postal card craze' in about over. Hlili RUBENS... Saturday Caudtes 1t|11b.11'blhi........r...li.--..o..250 “W ‘M. M". 1:410.”on The Circulating, Library With all the latest books for as per day. 1 Come in and find out about it. WM. P. BEERS STATIONERY STORES WEATHER FORECAST. WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. night. followed by lives with slowly rising and probably rain on Saturday. For Connecticut: Ruin tonight un'i Saturday: creasing easterly winds. W will not meet this evening its usual. William El. Norris..ot‘ linuhut'l’. a visitor in town this morning. BllEV’S Miss Sadie ioldstciu, N. Y., a few days. u...— ..,...“w— Q make her home in South Norm-hilt and remain in business at the Beauty shop. his finger jammed against the sill. John Alden. of1the municipal elec tric works is having a week it vacation; from his duties and is chiming the simple life. . W Willie painting.' a fence on Elizabeth brush was rudely scared by the sudden appearance of a cow Which had broken its‘fastcnings and escaped from a lot 1 in the vicinity. After a little skillful manoeuvering and with it. little help, the painter was able to resume his duties, with the cow securely tied to a tree. 1 The tegulnr change. in the, Norwalk tPolitc tricks will take effect on Sun. dot morning. Officer Chmles F. Page will have a whack at the traffic duty and Sergeant Brynn H. Silk will en- joy the popular rick from 11:30 p. tn.. to 7:30 a. m. Officer Thomas J. Dorney will appear at 7 p. in, and re mein to 3 a. m., and Officer Jarvis S. Murray will follow Dorncy in an houn Don’t Hide “Them With at Vail; Rs- movo Thom WIh the New Own. 1 . An eminent skin specialist. recently discovered a new drug. othine~dou- ble strength, which is so uniformly successful in removing freckles and giving a clear, beautiful complexion that. it is sold‘by F. H. Baxter under an absolute guarantee to refund the money if it falls. . Dont hide your freckles under a veil; get an ounce or othine and re- move them. Even the first night's use will show a wonderful improve- ment, some of the lighter freebies van: ishlng'cntirely. it is absolutely harm. léss, and cannot injure the most tent der skin. . double strength othins: if is 1th“ that is «in on the money back guarantee. g®TEOPATHY ‘ BI. D. A, OHAMIAUGH ‘ OOTIOPATHIO PHYSICIAN 1MB OoIIPifm If“. Nsmlk, Mn. Outfit“ of_ no Maxim. School of South Norwalk and .Norwalk Temperature: Low, 62; limit, 71. Cloudy. For Norwnlk and vicinity: Fair to- increasingh cloudb temporal or..- slightly warmer tonight, in- The Bridge Construction Committee wilt) of Brooklyn, is visiting relatives in town for Mme. lliteiCom‘Ier will continue to Donia Plenak) of Washingwu street“ while endeavorlng to open a windowi in a Rolon Point cur last etching bud: Refrigerator You want a Refrigerator that will maintain a low temperature with a small amount of ice. You want a reliable value for the right refrigerator means health. - Our line of refrigerators are charcoal filled and odorless and uses little ice and one that will keep food in it perfect condition and they range in price From $6.75up1 to $451 A. J. Collins 81 Co. START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT Somathlng Good for Young Chicks. The success 0! your broods, from the moment they are out of the shell. depends on the feed you use. Bonnie (‘hick Feeds. home pre- pared, are the kind y0u can depend on to make fins. healthy fowl: and future sturdy layers. We use not only the best and cleanest ma- terials, but we proportion our mixtures scientifically, to provide for the youngest chick as well as the full grown fowl Only sweet. sound, cracked grains are permitted to so into our feeds. Bonnie Listie (‘hick Food is not an experiment. but is something that has been carefully tested. and there is nothing used that can not be fed alone with perfect safety. lionnls Chick Food contains the choicest im- ported Mllleis, tine cracked charcoal, thoroughly dried and selected grains such as out meal cracked wheat. cracked kaiflr. peas. fine old cracked corn, which combined malts a food best adapted of produce ' strong and vigorous chickens MANUEL TORO HA1'.CH First in quality, last in price, always in the minds of its custom- ers—~Bonnle Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry. Mum—w Certified Ice We desire to inform our patrons that we handle. Certified lee only. “Certi- fied ice" is a natural ice which has be on exttmlued by competent authorities and found to be pure and wholesome for ttll purposes. it may be freely use- ed in water. tea. lemonade. etc, for dri liking. without the slightest danger to health from the ice. Distributors for the Nortvnlks Brookside Ice Company, South Norwalk AND Charles T. Pickering, Norwalk Telephone 580 ”new... WM- m... , .i ii Final Clearing Sale , of Ladies' and Misses" Suits, Coats and Dresses at such lu1w1 prices that you can't. afford to miss it. as they must be sold because we not- or carry nnything over from one season to another. ' We also Invite you to inspect ottr line of House Dresses. Kl- monos lilld Wants.“ The prices uro1'1low and styles correct. Come parade will be he street a bald laboring wlcldcr of the and be convinced. 1‘ WE ALTER FREE.) The ~Paris Cloak & ,Suit House 515 Main St.. Stamford. WALK (IGradlng, 33 So. Main 8t., South Norwalk " Concrete, Cement. Flag (lCurb 6. Gutter React Old Wallis Recovered Excavating, Team Work RAYMOND BROTHERS By the hour, day or week. careful. OSCAR RIVER STREET Telephone 681-3 Have you seen the 1913 Medal of the Moy er Automobile You are cyordialiy invited to inspect it at our garage. We rent Automohles Our chauffeurs are skilled and H. BANKS NORWALK, CONN. Mrs. Thomas Montgomery and Miss Rose Natteford, of Wilton avenue, are attending l’oli’ theatre in Bridgeport this afternoon. 0 “Plus as Silk, thank you." said Ser. scant Bryan H. Silk as he resumed trains duty this morning, after his re- cent lllness. it Oscar Snlhen was arrested last ev~ suing by Officer John Smith on a charge or drunkenness. The case will be brought before the court at this uf‘ternoon'a session. Joseph Roscnfeld, manager. of the Loan Office at 40 Water street. re- turned from; few days’ visit with friends and relatives in New York city Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Franks, of linzcl street. spout Wednesday and water- titty with their daughter, Mrs. F. ii. Bradley, of New 1Howell. ..,...— t‘ongressmnn E. J. Hill of Norwalk has arrived in town and will spend several days at his residence in West avenue. probably not returning to Washington until next week. The paving of West aveuueflwlll be posited us rapidly in the upper city its it can be. (‘flilllilleOi Mci‘llio)‘ a men started in the preparatory woik this morning. illuhwar commissioner Nelson W. Benedict. of Norwalk, is having the highways sprinkled today. The work is appreciated because or the wind- blown dust which was thick most of the morning. Kilt-s, Marcus Hltc has rented her home and is removing her furniture in (,‘lnrksburg, West Virginia, where it will he stoned until September. Mrs. title and her grandson inted to re- utaln in town until July and will spend the summer ut Mountuin Lake Park. in Maryland. W if all goes wall some seventy-five anotutobiles will line up for the Eat- urday night purnx this week. The ed hyulbe Punzelt hand and the line, of march will take in the several center streets in New walk. The bond will play under the auspices of the Norwulk Board lriously to get all the autos he mm. The steamer Huntington will com- mence its summcr'trips between South N‘orwalkund Huntington on Monday. leave. the South *Norwalk steamboat dock am: 45 Jun 17th. The boat will a. m.. for the first trip and at 5 m. for the second. —————¢-~ 9...... :30 p. BOARD WILL REPRESENT THE CLUB. The. Board of Directors of the South Norwhlk Club will represent that or- ganization ut the funeral services of late president or the club, which will be held tomorrow. James Golden. Tho Kind You nave Alva" Bought. and which has been in use for over 80 years. has borne the signature of t and has been made under his per- sonal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Conntorfeits, mutations and W J ust-us-good ” are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of . Infants and. Children-Experience againstEx out. ‘ What is CASTORIA Ontario is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paro- g‘oric, Drops and Soothinglfl young. It. is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, orphino nor other Narcotic substance. Its use is its guarantee. ll; destroys Worms and alloys Feverlshneu. For mono than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation l‘lntulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles an Diarrhoea. It. regulates the Stomach and Bows-ls, assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children’s Panacea—Tho Mother‘s Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of The Kind You have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years .16 wt clflflul court». 97 manna. nun you cm. . . , . . ' '1 V WT- m .. Wm "BAHHIRNIAN SAW “““c'” 1 1 ' ’ 1 Sir Alix ed (halmer 3, pi ofessional . , advisers to the Marine Depaitment of 1 the Bontd of Tiade explained to “101 Conn that the Boaid 0f Tr'ades life» boat scale had not been altered iii . eighteen years because “travelling across the Atlantic was the safest, mode of travel in the world." The dis-1 .. aster had not caused him to think lSIRESS SliilillS Lord Merssyhas No Doubt of That, He Tells the British Court 0' 'flqml’y 1 changes are necessary, No lessme , 3 are to be learned from the calm: LONDON, June ii.-"l have no irophe, because it was an extraordin- rv cc 1.0. doubt that the steamship Cuiifqnlan a ' 0 urreic did see distress signals," said Lord Mersey at yesterduy’s session of the Britih «court of inquiry into the Titanic disaster: "that they were signals from the Titanic and that the Californian ought to have made efforts 'to get to Allen C. Edwards, attmuey for the Dockers' Union, interjected that the Board of Trade seemed to be an exir‘n. ctdinnrl' department for guarding 1“ against ordinary occurrences. 1' of Trade in front. of the Norwnlk Hotel. Michael J. Riordan is working indus: ROYAL GROCERY CO1 SATURDAY’S” SPECIALS New Potatoes. Extra Fancy illcst Creamery Butter. lb. . ..... 32c Lung island Beets, ,bunch ..... . 7 Good Tub Butter ............... 30c Fancy l’inenppleu, piece Good Milk. if cans ......... 25c Bermuda Onions, 3 ma. Ben llur Flour. bag ........... 85c Asparagus. bunch ........... .., 3 cans liold‘t‘ross Milk ........ 25c \\ ax lieans. qt ................ Fancy Cucumbers, :l for ...... Native Berries, Spinach, Rhubarb. Radishes. Scallions and Green Peas. Tel. Cali ‘: - - . . 1254.31 .., J .-_— M :waa 1 Lettuce. Tomatoes, New Cabbage, Thc‘Recd 18x Voik1 . Electrical Co. . The Only Fully Equipped ELECTRICAL SHOP in the Town w, AUTO SUPPLIES r Phone 805~50 So. Main’Bt.. So. not-Want. Music Hall Block I? 11All business success is necessari- 1y due to some sort; of adver..1 tising. No matter what your ,en-_ x , terprise may be, it mustbecome 11 known to others besides yourself. 1 There are numerous methods of ~— O. D. Jackson . ‘ ' Optici'anl‘m Everything}: the Optical Line “Eyes Examined ‘Free i u WALL "as“ MonALK. FROM! 1!.- ‘i Be sure to ask F.‘ H. Baxter for the , causeway. dads;- ‘P auditor. A. r. a, .. Sizes of ‘ Carried in Stock lithium titlit.6in. 2.“. 8 in. I 8 ft. 8 in. 2 ft. 8 in. x 6 “.10 in. .2fl.8ih.x7fl. .2141. 10m. 18h. 10m. 2“ mm. :7“. Sft.'x7lt. Measure y order by bill or mail to. 'l ' Thc‘A. l. Augévme 880600. door and send in- your canveying to the public the facts1 you desire them to know. But1111 1’ the BEST way is that which tells the most people 11in the quickest. time and that daily, keeps pounding your business offers into their heads and event- . ually convinces them of the advantages of domg busin
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