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The Circulating V I
Library '
With allflthc latest books for ac
per day.
Come in and find out about it.
WM. P. BEERS
South Norwalk and Norwalk
STATIONERY STORES
[WEDNESDA‘L JUNE :9. 1912’ ‘ ~ «fwd FIG“ I.
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HAWAiI’S ACTION ‘A sunenlse.
CHICAGO, Jpne 19.-~iiawaii's solid
support oi: McGovern was one oi: this
surprises of the vote on the tempor-
ary chairmanship of the Republican
national convention yesterday. Four
of the six votes had been claimed by
the ”Putt people. > Last night it. was-
said that the Hawaiians had voted
against Senator Root in order to nulli-
fy “16 effect or. the charge that tile ,
Taft pooiilMflro‘Wi’or suppln'i: '
on delegates from '« cts which “ll?
resent no electoral votes. ‘ My” F
It is claimed by the presided ‘ .
managers that tiie'Hawaiians wiiilbe
__ back in the fold when the test vote
EVELYN WILL TESTIFY. 00m“-
WHITE Plums. N. Y., June 18.-— " _. ‘- ,
Evelyn Nesblt. Thaw wil) take the NATURAL GROWTHERS TO M,
PEAL. .
stand to testify for the state and ,, . , ‘ . . . .
against her husband, who is now fight- M‘W ”AVLN' June 19' Captain
ing for his release from the hospital :Iyigflliiogfmillhélgmlt toot 5:]; 12%;:
for criminal insane at Mattcawan. ‘ ’ ' ‘ -
pool from the decision of the shell
fish commission to the supreme court;
in the case of the John M. Bunion
property, which the commission tie-y.
' _ FAiN‘rER RU,DDER THROWN FROM
. _ , WAGON,
“ A“ ‘mm‘omriy filled ditch in West
Nature, in from of the South Norwalk
mallow“ Episcopal Church, come
near causing net-1mm mm” to Jacob
A. Rudder, when his horse spam“ ml
the ditch and was brought to an an.
rnpt stop by a little cave in, and Mr.‘
Rudder was precipitated into the
street with considerable force. Forth.
nateiy he was not injured. The matter
was reported to the South Norwaik po-
iicc, who in turn notified Contractor
Salvatore chariott, who promptly cor—
rected the trouble.
A Complete Assortment of
Ladies’ .
House Dresses
at 79c, $1.00 and $1.49.
" Refrigcra or '
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 a perfect condition and they range in price
From $6.75 up to $45
‘ A. J. Collins a C0. «.
LADIES’ KlMONOS
at 10c. 25c and $1.60.
All Sizes.
E. K. BANKS -
Mohackomo Hotel Block
South Norwaik
The June sale of nudermuslins is
now open at Road's. For further par-
ticulars read the advertisement.
: ishlng beverage telephone. . ‘Eigner &
Flynn for a case of Kappa” s'beer.
W..—
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“hen the doctor prescribe}; a nour-
'l‘lle German Central Verband will
meet tonight at which time arrange-
ments will be made for holding an
outing.
Thursday is Bargain Day at. A.
Dickerman Sr. Son’s. See advertise-
mont.
The stork yesterday brought a ten
pound son to the home of Mr. and Mrs.
“Harry J. Plait, of 34 Stuart avenue. ~— Cidcd Monday was not a part of the
START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT ‘ yesterday. Full liiie of Star shirts at Rogers & natural oyster beds. The case, it is c.
Something Good for Young Chicks. Stevens. ‘
The success of your broods, from the moment they are out (if the
. shell, depends on the feed you use. Bonnie Chick, Feeds, home pre~
pared, are the kind you can depend on to make line. healthy fowls
and future sturdy layers. We use not only the best and cleanest mar
terials, hilt we proportion our mixtures scientifically, to provide for
the youngest chick as well as the full grown fowl. Only swoet. sound.
cracked grains are permitted to go into our feeds. Bonnie Litltle
Chick Feed is not an experiment, but is something that has been
carefully tested, and «there is nothing used that can nut be fed alone
with perfect safety. Bonnie Chick Feed contains the choicest imy
~~ ported Millets. fine cracked charcoal. thoroughly dried and selected
r grains, such as oat meal, cracked wheat, cracked kaflir. pens, fine old
' cracked corn. which combined. make a food best adapted or produce
. . , ” strong and vigorous chickens. MANUEL TORQ HATCH.
, Ray Sherwood, 0,1 nor-walla. 5,11”? WEATHER FORECAST' First in quality, last in price, always in the minds of its custom-
”“e‘dfly m MW “’1“ “‘5' on "‘5’ For “man, and vicinitV' Unsetti- ere—Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
mess. . ~ .
. ed weather tonight and Thursday,‘
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light to moderate north and northwest‘
winds. A disturbance, central this
morning over Virginia, is hi'oduoing
cloudy and rainy weather along tlroi
coast from Hatteras, N. (‘., to All‘dllllt‘j
See advertisement for‘expecied, will be keenly contest/admittmw
S. L. Kowarsky, president of the both. parties.
Knickerbocker Leather Novelty Coni-
pany, is spending a. tow days with
Samuel Furnlan, of 9 iluyview avo-
nne.
prices.
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Sherman Council, No. 1342, Royal
Arcnnum, held a regular meeting last
night, at which time bile matter or
holding an outing jointly with Ponas~
sns Council, of Norwalk, was discuss-
ed.
A horse stepped into an open ditch
opposite the. South Norwulk Methodis“.
Church last cvcning because of the
poor lighting nrrnnucmciits but it
could not be learned whether he had
hecn injured today.
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H. Thornton Prowiit, of Nor-walk,
was.a visitor ill New York city on bust"
ness yesterday.
~—
ertified Ice
One lone and lonesome virtue can nev-
er make a well rounded man. It’s not
special features that make the Ford a
great car—but the perfection of all
Postmaster George L. Rockwell, of
Rideefieid, was a Visitor in South Non: ('iil'. x ”L Another (lislul‘l)nn(‘(1;('en-l, There will be a rehearsal of the its pal-‘5' NOt one virtue, hm the
l I V )~ » ' . f 1‘ . l .( ‘ ~ . ' ‘
walk, "h” "10mm” ' “'81 "V9". Lake bl'v‘lim' ls “WWW“. We desire to inform our patrons that we handic Cortiiied ice only. “(‘crti- linrckn Robckah Lodgc tcnln and happy combination Of an endless llSt
innscttlcd wontllcr ill the northern
' Lady Jennings Lodge Shepherds of
Bethlehem, will hold its scllli-monilily
blsiness meeting this cvening in its
thrill iii Washington sll'i‘t’l.
Arthur '1‘. Murray, oi" Allentown, Pa,
arrivcd in town last night with a six.
cylinder lpzicr automobile.
The bi-wcckly business meeting 0i
of Court Frances. Order of the Golden
Sceptre, will be held this evening.
The l)i—\\'t:‘ek]_\' business mceiinii oi'
the Eureka Rebekah Lodsc, No. 42, i.
O. 0. R. will be held on Friday even-
ins.
hil‘s. lsabel (Tomstock and Miss Ed-
ith .loncs attended the graduating ex-
ercises at Smith (‘oilcgo Northamp-
ton, \‘iziss., this week, returning Tut’s-
day evening.
poriionol’ the Lake rcglon. Pleasant
woiiillel‘ hrcynils in othcr sections cast
of tho Rocky Mountains. Moderate
tcmpcraiures continue in all sections.
A long riduc of lush pressure cxtcnds
from Montana southcusrwurd to Tc):-
{1%.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'l‘cmperntul'c: Low, v.3; high, 81.
Clear,
Full line of \‘ullor porch screens will
be found at F. A. Mitchell's.
.. Ladies' house dresses [-7. K.
Banks,
lllelll.
ill
Fashion and grace show in cvci-y
suit made by John Kubovrc. Scc ud-
vertiselnent.
See prices in the advertiso‘
‘ lied ice” is a naiural ice which has be on examined by competent authorities
and found to be pure and wholesome for all purposes, it may be freely use-
cil in water, tell, lemonade, etc, for drinking, without, the slightest. danger to
health from the ice.
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Distributors for the .\orwaiks. “
Brookside lce Company, South Norwaik
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Charles T. Pickering, Norwalk
: Telephone 580
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Final Clearing Sale;
ll of Ladies‘ and Misses‘ Suits, Coats and Dresses at such low prices
I, that you can't afford to miss it, as they must be sold because we nov-
, or carry anyihing ovcr from one season to another.
1 We also invite you to inspect our line of House Dresses, Ki-
; monos and Waisls. The prices are low and styles correct. Come
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guard tomorrow cvcning in the new
lodge rooms, in South Main street. .\t
tho meeting to be held Friday oven-
ins. there will bc an initiation.
'l‘llc llriduc (‘onstrut'iiou committee
will probably hold it mooring on Fri
da‘y «telling of this week, the decision
of Judge 'l‘hnycr, oi the Supreme
Court, on the bridac appeal of the i’oll-
morn case, llnvlna aroused nincll llitci'
«st and cut out much work for the
committee.
Word has boon 1'0(‘l‘l\'t’tl in The Nor—
\\'ulks\«f lhc baptismal on
Sunday. til the Church of the licdccnr
or. Madison rivcnuc. Morrisiown. New
.icrscy, of Barret initiation Tyler, son
of llcv. liarrct, i’. ’i‘ylcr. Mrs: Tyler
was i'orlilcl‘ly bliss Sophie E. llnnglion,
oi’ Half Mile Island, East Norwnlk.
service
sal car.”
Detroit.
Norwalk.
oi virtues, makes the Ford “the umvcr- 3
Seventy-five thousand new Fords go
into service this season—proof of their
unequaled merit. The price is $590 for
the roadster, $690 for the five passen-
ger car. and $700 for the delivery car—-
complete with all equipment. f. o. b.
Latest catalogue from S. L.
Benedict. 98 South Main St., South
_.__._____.__ and be convinced.
At the monthly business meeting of
tho Norwalk llnilding and Investment
Association that was held last night,
the regular ti per cent dividend and
several new members were taken in.
* .VliiniCc our. Lockwood, of Iiiill hill
ROYAL GROCERY CQ’ .
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WE ALTER FREE- ran into and slightly damaged the mo-
The Paris Cloak‘ 8: Suit House °‘ 5 P E C I A L S
.i‘lnrstrom students, :15 it stood in front ‘ .
515 Main St. Stamford. 33 So. Main St., South Norwalk
All Oxionis and pumps are being,
sold at i. grcnt reduction at the gland,
tic sale at George Keclor‘s. i
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(‘nslcllnno and Bardllpi it‘ll ytlll of.
a good beverage to celebrate the iii),
of the Norwalk Auto Supply Coinpun." New Potatoes‘ Extra Fancy peck 396
in Wall street, with his large fllilOlliO‘
“M of July. The advertisement will give bile this morning. Mr. Coley will seekizfgzi‘ griffin}: lilitter, 1b.. """ 33° :10n%.]:i;llld Beets. bunch 7c
The Womens Municipal League Of you further information, _._...~—__.¢W_..~ ll reimbursement for lllt’ itillOllliI no 1 l l, '9'] """""""" c m?” . lieililllt.s,-'1Ie(.(. """ " 10¢
«2, \io walk will meet Monday . (lood Milk. .. tans ............. 25c llcllnuda Unions, 0 (its. ....... 25c
.uum . N . _. ‘ . spends for damages The blame tor lien l-iur Flour, hug ........... 85c Asparagus, bunch ............. . 30::
June 24, 3:30 p. m., at the home of the Councilman George l.. Oliver has re the “comm" lg eagny placed. 3 cans Gold Cross Milk ........ 25c Wax iicnus, or. ..... '. ......... . 10¢
qn-esidentyMrs. T. litai’mond, 57 West turned from Sudan island where hol ,M. ,_.-..__ ' Fancy Cucumbers, 3 for ....... 100
street. All members are requested to
be prescnt because there are impor-
tant matters to he considered and this
is the last meeting till fall. Execu-
tive board will meet at 3 p. m.
(‘lrand Presidcut Frank Lyons of
hieriden, apwarcd before Welcome
Simngcr Lodge, No. 364. Sons of St.
.‘rcorizo, last evening, and on the occa-
sion of his annual ofllciai visit save a
short address, which was appreciated
by all present. His talk was along
glenorul lineal-ind he discussed the pro.
posed chance» in the life insurance
matters. ()no proposition for member.
ship was rccclvcd during the meeting.
u-v—imr't foruct the Star of Columbia
('ll't'lv, No. 232'». dance iil ltoion i'oint,
Friday evening, June 21.
Miss Edith Claire (iornstock, oi Mott.
avenue, .was a member or the i912
class graduated from Smith (toliogc,
Northampton, ‘Mtli-li-i., yesterday. ’Miss
(‘oinlitol-k'a completion of“ tho. four
year‘s course was marked by the lion-
or of election to lncmimpahlp in the
Phi Betta Kappa Society, a mark or
high scholarship that was allotted to
but twontydivo ot‘ the 365 graduates.
WM”
H. Burr (loicy of Wcston. met. with
bad luck this morning in Wall atroci,
at. the corner of Main street, when the
loft forward axio snapped off clean,
letting down hie'wugon. omcer Chan.
F. Page was on duty at the point and
caught the horse before he had a
has horn staying Will‘lt‘ his wife's sisn
ter underwent a serious operation at
St. Vincent's hospital.
At the meeting of Washington Camp
No, ll, P. 0. S. of A., that was held
last evening, the officers for the on-
sulng term were nominated. The ol-
ociioti will take place at the next lncct~
lug.
(‘ontractor Silivator (Illariottrclaims
that there was no where ncnr an ac-
cident, in West avcnuc, Monday night.
No states that Oiio of thc lights blow
out, bill be rcliglitcd boi‘oro any dlinr
like resulted. V
it is announced that a meeting of the
defendants in tile unit of i). it). Loewe
& (10., vs monl'lmrs oi‘ the United illit-
tioru of North America, will he held in
the City nan, Dailirury, this evening at.
8 o‘clock.
Dr. Mallory says that an ill fitting
pinto should ncvcr be used. it. ll‘l'l-
iatcs the gums and canscs much din»
comfort. The advertisement will iii-
'icrcut you if you are troubled atom:
that line.
A large number of tiicrnmn residents
are planning to go to .‘ioutli Nor-walk
Sunday to participate in the picnic of
the German American Control Vol“
band which is to be held in Friedrioh'a
grove in that clty.~-i)anbury News.
'i‘hcm was no meeting of the Town
chance to run. Mr. Coley removed his board of School Visitors last evening
damaged turnout to Banks’ Stables,
where he was accommodated in order
that he might continue his errands.
The break was caused by a flaw in the
axle, and though it came suddenly, Mr.
Coley wasnot thrown out.
Patent . Medicines
Lowest Prices in
The Norwliiks
“ ' ormnsompowm . CORP.
“._ *VWiW. ‘
ms
owing to the fact that the required
number of members were present to
constitute a quorum. Dr. Thomas I".
()iune, Dr. {Henry 0. Shaw and John
B. Lowrance were those who appeard
ed. '
W csrllorAriir‘”
oarsopmuic PHYsiOlAN
14-15 coloburn Bldg. Norwalk, Goon.
Waste of the American School or
Osteopathy, under the founder, A. '1‘.
sun. Kirimiim Niacin-i.
Urdu I”;
r
lie-lama. Tilt. rm
Concrete, Cement. Flag
(ICurb & Gutter Reset
Old Wallis Recovered
«Grading, Excavating, Team Work
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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Have you seen the 1913 Model of the
Moyer Automobile
You are cordially invited to inspect it at our garage.
. We rent Automobics
By the hour, day or week. Our chaufi‘eurs are skilled and
careful.
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER STREET Telephone 681-3 NORWALK, CONN.
, 'blii (,‘irclc. .\'o. 253, 'will hold its qniir-
bl WALL DTREI‘I‘
NORWALK.
PHONE 488.
O. B. J ackflsgn
Opticila ni.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free ’
, Advertise Your Wants in the l
.t
sentinel.‘ it Brings Results
Among those from Norwalk‘wlio at-
tended the Yale—Harvard baseball
game ill which Yale dci'eiltcd licr rival
it to ti, yesterday at New iiaven \vcre
Harry M. Lanc, W. Franklin Bishop,
jr.. and it. lioyt Moses. William Unn-
iols who has becn taking his prelimi-
nary examinations for ‘entranco was
also on hand. The young mail rc-
innlned for the commencement ccic~
briliion which Was hold on the campus.
The members of the Star of Colum-
torly meeting Thursday evening, in
Mystic (.‘liniil hall. There will be cloc-
tioli of officers and balloting for sov-
oriti candidates. After the meeting it
social time will bc given by sovcn of
the now companions, at which all are
invited to bo presom. (in Friday cvo~
hing the officers and niomhcrs of the
circle will give a dance at lloton
Point. Those fill the comnlittm arc
Minn Kathryn Duffy, Mrs. Mary 0’»
iilricn. Louise Schuub and Mrs. A.
Sven.
The well-
informed
Man is
the Man
Who is' . ,
Respected
He, Reads
The
advantages of doing basin
_ Sentinel
Native Berries. Spinach, Rhubarb, Lettuce, Tomatoes, New Cabbage, ’
Radishes, Scallions and Green Peas.
Tel. Call - - . . .
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All business success is necessarir
1y due to some sort of adver-
tising. No matter what: your en-
terpfrise may be, it must become
known to others besides yourself.
There are numerous methods. of ‘
conveying to the public the locus
you desire them to know. But.
the BEST Way is that whici I C
tells the most? people in th
quickest time and that dull
keeps pounding your ‘0“st
otters into their heads and at on
ually convinces them of . til ‘7
With you “‘5 W“ i“ m“ Emmi-l
way. " j
Norwalk Chronicler