Willi om Woldron. of East Norwnllt,
ahas “Fwd a position with St .lohn
& M'yoer
East \‘orwnlk 11101115111011 are now in
their glmy and lust night iound a
large number of pleasure croft upon
‘the placid waters of the river and the-
Fsound. The moon was brilliant earlier
in the evening and mode the scene 11
delightful and soothing one. .
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Horace Keyworth will put a “new
steering wheel into his fast speed boat
and it is reported that he and Stewart
0. Elliott will engage in another race
on next Sunday. Mr. Keyworth is be
in: highly complimented open the suc- I
cons attained by his boat. He built
the novel craft himself and is alone re-
" eponsible for whatever success it may
attain.
William Reed of Fourth st1 eet who,
seems to travel in hard luck with his
lhorse, met with anotiher reverse yes-i
' Iterdoy afternoon, when the unfortun-,
ate heaht picked up 11 big spike which}
was forced into the quick of his fet-
lock Joint.
immediately. Andrew LaCroix1hap-
mened to be near at hand and assisted
Mr. Reed in extracting the spike. The
wound bled cop. 011st and Mr. LaCroix;
administered first aid to the injured.‘
binding 1111 the wound. after which the
horse was taken to a veterinary 5111a:
goon for further treatment. !
East Norwalk people are 1c1'eiving
.‘pcstal cards from Port ll. (‘1. Wright.
'Fishers island. whom the Sixth Com
Dally boys are now 111 camp.
Work has been 1~on1111enccd on the
ere1 1:011 01' the new Swedish 1.1111111ran;
Church in Fort 511'11111. on 1111' lot 111]
1309111 to that owned 111' 1111.1 cstnic of
the late Dr. 11“. M. 11111101112111 collar
for the new 111121-11 is now in the:
«course of construction and work on
the building will probnblv start in the'
.near future. blast Norwulk residuum;
:are wondering what cm 1'1 this will1
have on 1111» 1.1111911 saloon transfer
case. .iohn it. 1.1’1111111111cdl1zu‘5 appeal
from the decision of the county rom-
"missionexs in this cast-1 is sclicdulcd 1'1
" come up for trial before the Superior
' Court ‘in Bridgeport tomorrmw Mrs I
Layden wishes to transfer lici snloo‘il
Tram his present location on the brldue
to the Keogh 111111 i1, w"liilii is 11i1hin'
200 feet oi 1111‘ 11111.- 111‘ 1111‘ now church.
This routine “as 1111:3111: in tho
hearing before the 011111111 (‘1IlllllllriSIOll-
erg by Attorney 1,1111 Innis, roprcscnt-
i113 rein-ousii'ants. but “us 11111 consid—
ered by rho coininissilnici‘s on the
grounds 111111 1111- 21111 111111 rule would
not apply 1111111 1111- church. was erect
ed. The 11.:1come oi‘ the cusp now 111111
.ncinul work has been conimcncod is?
awaited for with iniorcsl.
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CommenCement Exercises of the East
Norwalk Schools.
Tomorrow afternoon :11 o‘clock,
the gruduuiion exercises of the 191191
Norwulk schools will be held in the
assembly room of the Marvin school.
All friends of the class are cordially
invited to attend the exercises.
Careful preparations have
been made and it is expected that
the graduation will pass off 111 the
usual. creditable 111nnnei.'l‘11c class
motto is “He Strong."
red 1111.] white.
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The accident occurred in.
Cove avenue and disabled the horse
1119(‘il’Jfl
‘ 1111111111 until 'i‘ucsdu '
been '
Reputation
{11111 cs wptluc. ’l‘ested 11111511311111:
tines gencrniionswkuown
1111111ch ovcrns tlicmosl: reliable pre-
ventiveond corrective of stomach,
liver, bmveltioubleswnn unequall-
cd regulation has been secured by
BEECHAMS
PILLS
Sold everywhere In bozo. 1011.. 28c.
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Suluiui‘ory and csssyw'l‘he Value of
Trans- Lt118l “(color
S‘ongv48uiilng—The class.
Reudi11g-Abrahum Dovervportwltich-i
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ard Sweeney. _
Essay—41111 Discovery of Coal—Har-
‘old Reid?
5011g-llright Stars of Eve Arise“
The class.
Recitation—~The Legend Beautiful—
Mny Smith.
l3ssay-The Seullfishlng industry——
William liackett.
Declumation vvvvv 0111'
——Bnrtley Griffin.
Song—-Stars oi‘ the Summer Ni‘ght——-
The class.
Recitation—The Luck of Edenhall—
Lillian Ferguson.
National Emblem
ite1:itatlon-The Present Crisis—-
Charles Gehrmnnn.
SongMWith Jnmie in 23011111150116?“
The class.
Essay and vnledictory~Alnska and
Its Resources—«James Stewart
fl’icsentation of diplomas Hurry Rid-
or School visitor.
The graduates me as follows:
Fred Donald Campbell, Louis Cune-
vari, Lillian Fi'uucis Ferguson, Ther-
esu ileatirce Gamble, Charles Frank-
lin i'iehrman, ltuth Catherine Gilbert,
iilartholomcw Arthur Griffin, Willlmn
Darrah Silas Hackett, John Eurl
Hughes, Phoebe Jeannette Hosted.
Minnie Joselovsky. Ethel 'Keele‘r.
Harold Laurence Reid, Mary Alice
Rooney, Mary Josephine SmithJamc-s
Alexander Stewnrt,iiicl1urd William
Swmncy, Henry Monroe Warm,
Eunice Evelyl Williams.
OWAYroN
All Nationals, of New Haven luri'Sat
t1rday of next week and 11 big 11111111: is
chimed.-
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The Methodist Britherbood 0.1111 the?
Ladies' League are planning to hold it
strawberry and ice cream social; on
Friday evening.
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This town is engaged in oiling its
streets to the immense relief of the
residents thereon as well as those who
use them. The dust nuisance this year
has been of the worst, the dry weuther
and large number of automobiles be-
ing accountable for this condition.
The graduation ” exercises of the
grammar schools of the Town of Da~
rien will be held tomorrow night at
7:45 o‘clock in the Town Bull. The
(schools had an excellent record this
season, every pupil of iheelg‘ht grades
passing their year's work. The. exec
rises have been carefully planned and
will be elaborate.
A special town meeting will be 1111
on Tuesday evening of next week at
which time the action of the board of
finance in appropriating $2,000 for re-
1111111111; state rouds nod 85, 000 for the
working of the town roads will be c011»
sidered and probably endorsed The
committee appropriated this amount
in accordance with a vote taken at a
recent special town meeting.
the Danicui
Monday night in tire.
Company served supper to 111 large
number of members and friends of
both the company 111111 the auxiliary.
The proceeds will go to the boncilt of
the company. The committee in cbur 1.11
were Mrs. Nichols, Miss Eva lliugdulc
111.1111 Miss Sadie Scott. Dancing wns
enjoyed after the supper. litigdulc's
'nrrhestrn furnished music.
11111‘111111511111111nve been rereivod by
friends in town for 1.111) marriage ”11’
flurry V. E. Pulmblnd. to Miss F101"
once M111; duu'ducr of 1M1: and Mrs.
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Mrs. lcllioil Palmer
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51113111111115, two weeks with Mrs. Edward 1
Palmer, 5111' Alibury Park, N. .l.
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.\lr.1111d Mrs. George K111 111111 dough-
1111 of Reading. i':1., 111111 Mr, and Mrs.
1.1'Roy (Jrockctt 11nd son of New Hu-
1'1111 nrc spondingu few days with Mr.
11111] Mrs. A. (‘.
There will be 11 home missionary
at 1111‘ Rowuoton
Chuicb Thursday night.
1111 special music, reading and reclin-
iions. and oil are invited.
The l‘ogulal‘ wrekly meeting 01' the
Boy Scouts of the place, has been post-
of 1111111 week be-
cause of the Sunday stbool machcrs
1n1111in1', which 11' '15: hold lust ev 151111111
at the Methodist 1l1uich.
ill-curse several of the younger chil-
dren of Bell island have barely escup-
ed being struck by passing untomo
biles. 11113 Bell island Improvement
association has an hinged to have signs'
‘pluccd on different parts of the island
cuutioning the dr'Iveis to go slow.
The Sunday school tom hers of Dar-i
The colors are 1911 11nd 1110,1010“ 11nd itownyton gnih- $Mackenaic last evening. The meet-
A very neat and 111- i cred 1,089,119,. at their regular meeting, ing was well attended,
returned 111111111, 11f11~r1
Crockett of R011'ay11m.'1
Baptist ;
There will '
Elliot'lis Tlidcn Wundcl. Tho coro-
‘ inony will take place at the residuum
lot the bride, 104 l.l1in 1111'111 111'21111111.
1S1'rnc1ise. N. Y, 1.111 Wedncuduy of“
lternoon, July 3rd. 111 l oclorb. \lr.
11’1111111111111 wus formerly principal of
the Center School, ilarien 11nd while
in that capacity made many friends.
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church. Sunday, the first quarterly
ltonference was held 111 the church.‘
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‘A. ll Goodcnough of Srrzthud, ai‘
t1 1' which routine business 1vns
”.tiansucted '
The Chautauqua circle held the fl
1131 meeting of the season 1111. the;
home of Rev. 11nd Mrs. liicnneth;
and follow- ?
'trnciivc program has been arranged; last, night at 1,11,, Rowflyton Methadistl ml; the business 0f UH! EVEN“; 118111
by the class on heavy white paper
with 11 conventional cover design in
red and up over-cover of transparent
rice paper.
Hurry ltidcr. ol‘ the School lionrd.
will present the diplomas.
Following Is the progrnm:
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references for
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P. 11. 1111111111111;
Episcopal Church. 111'. :l'ierhort S.
Brown. of Durien, 11110111» on Sundny
school training work and Dr.
Martyn, ol‘ Noroton. talked on the les-
sons of the 1111111. two Sundays.
Rudolph A. Lohr
Phone 1278
ROWAY'I‘ON. CONN.
Plumbing 8. Heating
INSTALLER OF THE
“Beikuap” System
OF HOT WATER HEATING
Mm 11.11.14. and Economics!
Oyster».
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Curios '
. association Mil give 11 publib
.rofroshmenis were scrvcd lo the
large number of guests.
(‘onstm‘nation reigned on the es-
tnte of William 11. Sherwood of
mirr's Bridget, Sunday afternoon.
when 1111111111 hull was seen to toss
a boy who is employed about the
place into the 1111‘. Several of the
employee of the place ran to the boy.
who, owing to the caps on the bull's
horns was uninjured. ‘It was one.
essary to do considerable pulling and
hauling before the bull was vvell un'
der control. as the chain 1111111 no
tacked to his. horns and not to his
nose.
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The Women's Town Improvement
association held,‘ a meeting let the
home of Mrs. William G.lBt1tplou.
yesterday afternoon and coihducted
routine business. The ladies of tho
whirl
house the indies' Auxiliary oi’ the Fire 1
; symptoms... Medical
; school.
, There Is Strength, Stanley Coley,
Wmm- .
The Pleasant Hour
Picture Palace
Bondy Brothers. Managers.
60 WaIIJ'St" Norwaik
The Barnum of Them All.
Showing 11 complete 1111in change at
,exciuslva independent photolplayy~
There must be a' reason why Non
wal‘k's particular umument‘ pu-
trons attend this cozy theatre. Pay
us 11~ visit and solve the mystery.
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THE PLEASANT HOUR,
Take the advise of real live wire
amusement promoters and do not
paste any cold cash that the Pleas-
ant Hour Picture Pulses cannot so
cure any film on the American market
today. it is 11 hobby for the motive-
ment of this cozy theutie to call
bluffs and it was some surprise when
the managemem ammunccd the show-
ing of 111111 three reel feature “Uncle
Tom's Cabin“ -,1'11s1crdny. For today's ’
grand double nudwcek program, the,
headline. feature is the greatest motion
picture 91 or produced in America,
“The Life and Aveuiuios of The James?
Boys in Missouri“ in three sensational ,
own-inspiring reels. Special added
musical feature, Woodhull's Lyric Or-i
11111151111 of iflridgopori, 1111 in addition
10 the regular progrum which includes
11 3011111 dramatic feature, “801119 in
111:: Shadow? imp ‘1‘01110dy “L'D
Anninsl ‘it:" Gaumont art film, "A Bet,
and its Results:" [11111 educational fea- :1
"The Art of linking Silver Plate". .
«Positively no cheap run-4‘ -‘
dovillc added to mur the beauty of the. .
lure,
11nd oibcrs.
mlity pm 11111115410019, e:1rly;._
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the left lilqépgbuui 11111111'11111‘ Budd}?
when u largo’bird dog owned 111? 1311‘ 1
rick Quinlan. ct Stale street 11211111111 at
him and seized him by the hip. The
youngster, who is related to the own
.;r of the dog. was pluring shoot the
yard w hon he 11111 suddenly past the;
dog who 11:13 tied. 111111 the burn. Thai
dog, with 11110111 hr in the best of]
friends. apparently lulled to recognize?
him, and seized him by the hip, 111-:
flitting 11 1111111111 injury, which it is;
thought will not develop any serious
aid was called
and the wound was thoroughly con-i
tcrizt'd. So 1111- as could be ascertain-1
ed the do'g'hnd evinced no signs off
rubies previous to the affair, nor fol-
lowing it. ‘1 ‘
The following graduation exercises
have been arranged for the graduation
of the senior class of the Staples High
who will be graduated on
.1’l‘i1ursday evening at National bull in
State street:
Entiuncc of graduates.
invocation, Rev. H. M. Richards.
1.. Juno, High School chorus.
B. Posiiilfon Song, High School
chorus.
Snlututory with illssaywin 11111011
Excelsior. High School chorus.
Seize Every Opportunity. Joseph ’1‘.
Huggomsn 11nd Kathryn Sherwood.
A. Welcome Pretty IPcnsite, Girls‘
chorus. ,
[3. Swing Song. Glrls’ chorus.
The Rise of. Civilization, Frank 0.
Penny.
The Music of Nature, Ruth Vin-
cent. m
Bridal Chorus from
High School chorus.
Presentation of
Thomas G. Stems,
school board
Benediction. Rev. Charles F.
lor. '
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TRAVEL-TALK FOR MEN.
Tonight Rev. L. H Coswelt gives
one of his "Travel Talks" on a “Tour
'l‘hxough titty," to the Brotherhood 111
Rose Maiden,
Diplomas.
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Boost your number of mice on the,
Piano which we are going to, give
‘ nwuy‘ free.
011 Thursday. June 20.1w will give
11 bonus of @10000 voters with every
. 50c piece of Hand—pointed (lhinnwnre;
1213. 000 votes with every 7511 piece and
50, 000 votes with every $1. 00 piece.
The Clifford Phamiacy
Quittner 8: Csnty. Props.
Tel. 3302. The Remit-“Store
WALL
PAPER~
0111‘ Spring goods are'now
in stock. While We have a -
larger assortment of line
goods than ever before, we
have not forgotten the cheap-
or end of‘ the line, and are
showing 11. great many pat-
terns from 101: per double
roll up.
The Gotham Co.
E. E- GORIEAM
E. W. YOUNGS.
, Props.
to First St, E. Nomaik
Telephone Four Five Tvvo
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Keep the Hands Soft
and tho
Complexion Fair
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W. F. Wigmore 81 Co.
DNUGGIS‘TI
JAMES PARKER, Manager.
8 No. Main BL. 80. Norwnlk
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director- Embaimer
19 No. 144111 St, 80. Nov-walk
Residence. 5 Washington 81.
Telephone at office—3302.
Telephone at house—693.
HOUSEWIVES
Read About
SWISS ALUMINUM WARE.
it is an cstnbllshed fact that '
Swiss Aluminum (looking Uten-
sils are superior to those made
of any other metal. This has
been proven by scientific , re
search. as the tests Show that
no verdlgris. rust, nickel-oxides
or injurious zincs can form. no
matter how it is used. Neither
is there any danger of chipping, ’
as with enamel wore.
it is an excellent hast conduc-
tor. which 11111111111 quick boiling
and saving of fuel. Its light
Weight makes it easy to handley.
and the silvery- white color of
the were 111 pleasing and always
clean 'looking. ,.
Every piece is 11111111 (not
pressed or stemmed) out of pure
sheet material. and is absolutely
seamless and sanitary.
Swiss Aluminum Wore has
come to clay, which eventually
modulus-passing of all lines
of tin, steel und conmeledcook»
ins were of every description.
HORACE It. NAEH,
North Main and; Want Struts.
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TIME TABLE
In Effect June 1, 1912.
fisou-rH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M—»-12'48x. 520911, 1'1: il.\‘, 6: 09
.1“. ~12: 5.1x. 1:08, 1:3721 (Piliin
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Sundays.
A. M.—-—12:48x,o :,09x 524111, 8: 54.‘
10:20x, lizfllx.
P. M. ----- 12:5311. 2:11.111, 2:44.11, 5:313.
5:11.811. 7:00x, 7:12, 7:52:13 8:21.11, 9:4211,
10:28.
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NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.-4:45x. 5:40.
9:15x,
6:4511.
9:42,
8:0311.
10:02x,
P. M.——12:03x. 1:013. 1:8811, 210411,
11:30:, 4:1511, 4:27.911. 5:0511.
6:0311. 81:. 821011.
sudden.
A. his-“'6. 8:25:11. 8:55:11, 9:0:111. 0:3911.“
10:0211. 1111. _,
l’. M.~12:04, “1:01:11. 510211.
0:01x, 721411. 8:5911, 1011. 11:10.1.
13:04.
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SOUTH nonWALK renew
HAVEN.
A. M.-12:19x. 1:171‘1. 95111, 6:00.
7:23. 11:13:. 9:5411, 10:2311. 1111111.
P. »M’.m12:07x, 1:20, 3:llx, 012111.
4128:. 14:12:, 6:14x. 0:47, 7:1011, 010911,
012811. 1010911. 11113.
Conduits. '
A. ills-«12:22:, 115711.
10:07:. 10' 54:, 11:11:11.
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8:19. 9: 5411. 1015411.
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“Lion” Shirts
Warm Weather Wear-
ables fer Men
Phone 16513
WAY
for you to be warm in your new
housodhis winter is to have us install
11 Heating System that will keep you
comfortable on the widest day!
We'll study the location of your
rooms. the facilities of the house and
tell you whether a Hot Air, Hot Water
of Steam System will satisfy you best.
The Jones 81 Hotchkiss
Company
NORWALK, CONN.
Phone 742
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DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is the science of the
lCflUSB of the discuss and the .111 of 1111
lusting the some. Diseases are caused
‘by a. wrench. twist or sprain in the
lbnck. Even if done in childhood ll
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lim be.
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gestured through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness. Rheumatism. Paraly-
isle. Heart, Kidney and Female Dis-
!eases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine You Will
,‘11ever regret giving Chiropinctic a
lchnnce to help you.
T. FRANCIS, D. C.
”04 WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK
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