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Pure , Home-
maderCandy 1;;
Always Fresh
The Candy of Excellence ‘
FADE & SHAW
Baotou
“.00 per pound
, r. u. ”er11.
Anon! for Town at ‘Norwnlk
HUYLER’S, FAMOUS
CHOCOLATEB
LANE'S PURE ICE CREAM
THE BEST or BAKERY]
PRODUCTS
F. A. LANE
51 Waohlngton Street,
South Norwnlk
Anderson’ 11 Launch Works
Launches and Boats
of all kind: promptly built. Boat-
tor salon All touch 01' "pairing
glvon Ipoolnl attontlon.
Oyster Shell Point, Norwalk
.. we“,
_-
Norwalk Conclove, No.42, l. 0. H.
is scheduled to meet tonight.
Buckingham Woman’s Relief Corps,
No. 30, will meet (in Thursday.
The Master Plumbers Association
held a regular meeting last night.
Florence h-Iurphy, of New York is
spending her vacation in South Nor-
walk.
The Norwalk High School reception
and dance will he held on 1111111111- ev-
ening.
Cmdmnoe Haymuhers’ Association,
No. 3911. I. 0. it. .\i., will meet tomor-
“a!
1101. night.
Ponassus Council, No. 12138, Royal
Arcantun. transacted routine luminous
last night.
St. John's Lodge. No. (‘1, l“. and A. M.,
will hold it stated communication on
Thursday evening.
-—l)011'1i. forget the Star of Columbid
Circle, No. 253, dance 111. 1101011 Point,
Friday evening, June 21.
Fred Greenwood, of East Norwalk.
has a position with the Smith Norwalk
Trust Company.
The Nutmeg Club transacted routiinc
lmaintain: matters among other busi-
ness last evening.
Norwalk Iron Moulxlors Union, Lo-
cal, No. 209, mot and transacted rou-
tine business last night.
Rev Frwlorhk A. Coleman, 01‘ 'i‘1in-
lty Episuipal (‘l1111'1l1, has 111'111111011
home from New York 11111111.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ollmnio, of
Wilton avenue, are entertaining their
8011 Oliver, of illooinilcld, N. .I
There wail no drill of the Sixth com-
pany 111111 evening, not a sound of 1111111
being 1ch in town from (illilll).
'I‘ho excavation for the new central
flrn uiuilon at line corner ol’ (Eloy 11nd
Franklin 1111111113 in 111111111; way.
Ilnrry (hmdwin lulu tho founduthm
complutod for 11. now rouldonco 111. the
corner of Clay dud Spring directs.
Y. M. i}. A iIAlIEilS
Second Annual Event oi Twenty
;
BIIIIPS HAS illlllliil1
third Street, N. Y.. Association
at El Hammock Island
The sccond unnuai outing of tho
TAR
NORWALK
I
1
i
1
’I‘wonw-third street, New York, Y. M.
C. A. Leaders‘ Corps, was held at Dr.
G1orgc F. P01)le's summcr home El
Hammock island South N01 walk over
the week end of June 8th Following
arc the monks of some of the events
pa1ticipntcd in by members of the
corps:
Shot 1,111,111 pounds.
Charles BI-ciiex first—3o feet.
Ciuyborgcr, 211d-2il foot, 6 inches.
G. D. Song~29 feet.
Standing Broad Jump:
Roy E. Morc~—9 feel, 1 inch.
Clnybcrgoi—«S feet, 1051. inchcs i
0. P. IiiSIl(lp—'-R feet, 9% inchés.
Hop, Stop and lump:
0. P. Bishop ~le 11.,
Roy E. Morcwzn 11.. 8 in.
R. Jewell—«24 it, 8 in.
Three Standing Jumps:
Rey l1). Moro—431$ fl., 7%. in.
(Hamburger—~26 timing. in.
liroightcnwzn it. 4 in.
Running Broad Jump:
lflnyberucr-«lii ft._
Itoy l1}. Morc~ih it.
(i. D. Song—mil. i‘t.
Walking on Hands:
1}. D. 80113 11‘0riimc)—~~30 it.
(Ill-Iilor
llrolien.
Running lllgli Jump:
lloy I1). Mort-mi ft, 111 in.
0. 1’. Bishop-«4 It. 10 in.
G,l).81mg~—'4ft ii in.
All Axound:
Roy 11}. Morc~lii points.
Clnybcrgorw-l-l points.
i). ll’. IIIRIlupm-Ill points.
ti. I). Songwil points.
Chlll'lt‘tl liroitcuw-fl points.
liublcrmd points.
2 in.
11,41 in.
O
BOY GOES TO STATE SCHOOL.
Mllll‘tllindhl. Juno IS,W*GQOI‘K0 Hum-
llton, aged ilrioon yum-u of New Bri-
tnin. was today committed ‘to the
- Auto toll in onolmit 1111111., 311111 11111.
flturw Ghrago (.111.
John llcrahliuld has sinrtcd for the
word on buolnnun, nud will be back in,
Mill Norwulk about. Jun-o 22. with ’11.
10nd of lino IlOl‘tlml.
W
M111. mmnrd 'l'. Nntlolord, who has
boon visiting in Nowrtrh 11nd othor
planer In New Jamey, had roturuod to
her home in Wilton uvonuc.
Grand Procldont it‘mnh Lyons. or
Morldcn, paid an ethnic] visit to Wol-
como stranger indigo, 11.1.3114, Sons
0! 8t (loom last evening. ‘
Thomas 1. Raymond and Charles E.
Hoyt, or the South Norwolk Trust
Downy attended the convention of
an manor-1’ “nonunion In New 111m-
ion.
1
PRINTING
Ill Ml In sum
mum-“momma.
i (‘ountry Clubhouse, in Berlin and rob-
181111111 “School for 1101113 by the local po-
lice court judge. Ho won one 01‘ four
boyn wlio broke into tho Merrimont
lied it.
SHREWD
BUSINESS
MEl-i
Com "it. Good Business
Policy Ito-ham! a checking to
count with 11.11. Whack ho-
omlo boulder 11... mount:-
11W tor 60110111111 they
am always 10111111 1111 really
and willing to out“ than
the ammo; 11¢ flair
hut-111m. ,
Enquire about this honk'n‘
No Dyspepsia 11. a Carioad of this Sea Food‘
Bought to Hold Trade
Lobsters. l‘llue, Wonk, Editor, Flat
Shad, Hake, Haddock, Halibut, Easter
Little Net-ks. Home orders always
‘Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish ‘Market.
TELEPHONE 108.
An ill-lilting Plate
should never be used. it irritates the
mucus membranes of the mouth, keep-
ing them sore and preventing a proper
mastication oi‘ the food, us well as
causing much suffering; and again, 11
pinto that drops when tnlkingplnces
the wearer at a great disadvantage,
1101' it not. only embarrasses him, but.
oft-times makes him an object of re»
pulslon or ridicule. There in no rca-
111111 why 11 plate should not glvo cut,-
lsiuction it properly made. Are you
having trouble with the one you are
using? if so. let mo show you the
comforts 0! 11 perfect plute.
Dr. 1; H. MALLERY
ltl South‘ldoln $1., louth Norwnlk '
Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 n. In. Bun-
anyl by lppolntmant only.
We are expecting
our Supply of
COAL
tor'hoxt winter to arrive any
day. It will he the bashmdqm
’ and trash mined. Place your
order now an the price or coal
is induced.
HARRIS 81 GANS
COMPANY ‘
m3: union lixlioc 184a.“II
(no and not on t 1 it.
but lap: than: thou. y 90 an ' M Y
31.80. 82. $2.50 and up
smart»? numw
Allvroundp
SOUTH NORWALK
.5
and Uodtish, Sou Bass-.Fresh Mackerel
u Salmon, Long and Round Clams,
welcome.
FREE DELIVERY.
ForYou
Bookkeeping
Shorthand
Typewriting
All English Branches
Merrill
Summer School
Hours 8 s. m. to’ 12 m.
REDUCED RAH-Es.
South Norwalk Stamford
Port Chester.
W
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' evening.
lhoruc is being kept,
i
AIIIIIIIYIIIIIIl
Sharlit Elwood is Doing Sher-
lock llolmoa Stunt
Clothod in the garb of n- detective
and with some inside information
gleaned from the life of Sherlock
Holmes, Deputy 51.1.1111 lilozcklu-h R.
, Elwood. oil F‘alrileld is endeavorlng to
run down the thieves who have been
terrorizing Greenfield Hill for over
11 week past. The aherlii" has succeed-
ed in finding out who it, was that en-
tarcd the home of Churloa Muroonoy
on last. Tuesday morning and took
$100 in bills, $15 in gold and a clock.
He discovered that it was a nine-your- ‘
old boy and it. is thought. that the
youngster would be caught before this
Locked Up Tight Now.
The inhabitants of Greenfield Hill
sinco they-hoard ci’ the bold theft-s
which have been committed the past
ten days securely fasten every door
and window in their homes before re
tiring for the night and many an old
i‘nlthlui watch dog whose work of the
past has earned for him a ponoion has
been aroused from his dream or and.
111911 and pressed into the service again
The first theft to come to the at-
tention oi" the Greenfield Hill people
occurred on Saturday evening, June
8 when the tent of Bradford Wur-
ncr, son or Dollar 1H. Warner of this
city 1111113 entered by some persons and!
some clothing and other articles were
taken. The tent is alumtod 111-1111 a pond
on the 121an property On ‘the follow-
in: Monday evening the born of Wil
item B. Mcokci was cutercd and a
horse valued at $2213 was sinicn. Not
11111.11 of the animal has yet been found
412111111 suvnu
Wolch'u Grape Juice ............... , ........ pint 251nm W
ilrook'u Lemon Lennon Juice, bottle ....... . ........ .......
Doles’ Pineapple Juice, bottle ..‘ ..... ........ .,.,
Cliquol. Club Beverage, per dozen ............ ...... ..
Gra Rock (lingcn Ale, pcr dozenn ............................ ‘. $115
Vuruna Ginger Ale, poi dozen ............................... ”$1 10
(‘untxcll and Cohiuuc Ginger Alc 01 Soda, 1l0z111 ..... $1.46
Gray llrotucrs' Minciul “11111111. 1111211. .................... $1.20
Scltzci, Vichy 01 (iurbnnu Water, bot. ............... .101:
. . Cooling . . .
Summer Beverages
A. r. Bedkmann 81th).
l
Many will write for these maps but the one who gets first choice will
83 81 85 WASHINGTON ST.,
SOUTH NOR‘WALK ‘
Phone 449 ’
,_ . w 1.....-fim.
FINAL MAP OF
Rook Ridge
(Formerly Beard‘s Rocks)
READY APRIL zgth
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice
J‘—
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Telephone 760 South Norwalk
M. D. RANDALIZ’ '
but Mr. Meeker and Detective Elwood
arc in hopes of getting the horse back‘
within 11 few days for they are follow
lug up a clue which they believe will
take them to the place where the
i
c
Burglaries Galore.
Last. Tuesday night tho screen on
a rcur window at the residence of R.
R. Sclleck was cut and it looked as
though someone was trying to make
an entrance to that. house in thut way.
The Mumoney homestead was en-
1111-1-11 about 10 o‘clock Tuesday morn-
ICE CREAM
Order Now for Decoration Dav
HAVE You TRIED IT?
m.
We have our new machine working now and are making good
ice cream. Our delivery service is prompt. '
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
NORWALK. EAST NORWALK.
ins and a young man who won passing
the house said he saw a boy dodging
in the grass hour the Marooney home
had given his moiher the $15 in gold
and when she asked him where ’he got
it he did not. tell her. Mr. Marooney
expects to get back the $1110 in bills.
All Near Each Other.
All of the places which were mi)»
bed nrc within a mile oi each other
and the neighbors who have been dis-
cussing the outcome of the conven-
tion in Chicago have turned their at;
toution to their homes and any bold
burglar who trics to gain an entrance
to any of the houses in Greenfield Hill
will llnd it 11 dililcu‘t tuck. Detective
Elwohd in receiving much credit for
his excellent work. '
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
.\l11h11ckomo~-’l‘l101nusll‘. Grady, ll.
H. Eastman, M. Silbermun. George
Freedman. New York; M. CT Mc-
Laughlin, W. C. Schmidt, Thomas C
Ilrldgoimrt; Occur Edwards
Mumford: F. W. Ponce. F‘. A. John
son, Boston: L. Mints, William Wein-
lch, Newark; (1. P. Henry, Auburn;
R, Manchester.
deuce; h. R. Hurlhutt, Wilton;
F. D.
burgh: Mrs. Clark. Lawton;
M. Layton, city.
MGM PLACED UP SIDE DOWN.
"01111)“? somebody. mutate.
the newly developed ll‘nirilold Purl: on
.. w... W -.-«-~v1—~
the old. 19111111111111 hot of! Main street.
there in a new street with the 111111113 no
Suitable Gifts for
Graduation
Mesh nun, Coin Purses. lleit.
Plus. Bolts, the intent French
Pour] Collar Pins and Hot
Plus. dekomhlou. Fm.
Paranoia, Neckwoor, 16 111111.011
151111 Glover, in white. Mock.
00111109 and tan. 1.6 Button
Whit? Glace Kid. Silk Karo.
boot: too high :1le hoot,
white. black and tan. etc.
JlMailette
8| thlumn it.
' _ SMWIII.
reliability and methods. ,
ir
printed above “OIHO.” This rum from
. Ward strain noutherly.
Perhaps thin in the name of the
street. as intended, but the zonoral
concerning of opinion has it that the
man who nailed the signs to the v9.11»
long designation posts, turned the also
up 11111911101111, and it to believed that it
phonic! rend “Ohio”.
To read "Dino” is puzzling, but
“0th” in notdiflcult and indeed on
'dpnroprloie' home {of one of Norwnik'o
thoroughfare since may Connecticut
_ would loft thin 11111111. to cattle Ohio in
the am m M.
WMCMMI WMWMENT. ‘
chic! formal til-notion 01 yesterday:
omnmonocmon‘t events at. Walnut:
11111111111 111111 sumo or the university at
tho «manner Gymnasium. Gov-
omit Moon a. Baldwin
and it was found later that the boy 1::
o 1x111 11111111
Best Creamery Butter, pound ............... , .....................
Manrtlnndt, John Woodcock "New
Haven: C. W F. alrchlld. .l. C‘. Sterl-
ing, E. A. Kittiedge, M. H. Chapman, j,
and 2:
daughter, Kingston; Hurry H. Miller, .
V. Williams. Provl- I:
N. G. .j
iluriblilt. Wilton; l’. J. Niven. .‘ow- -
John Keogh, Edward 13. Smith, .lncol) j’
in 7
“MW .1111... 111 ~ '11... 1
1w” tho
Modulator sud m*wi.h
Best Flour, la'rge bag ........................................... .
Warranted “Fresh Eggs, doz ...................................... . . . .
Sugar. Sugar ................ ....... AT COST
Tu. No. 909.
27’ ..
The Great. A&P Tea Company, ‘-‘
124 WASHINGTON 8T., SOUTH NORWALK
Dollverleo 8:30 I. m. nod 2:30 p. m. Fre- Denim-y.
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company A"
SOUTH NORWALK, CON N.
Lumber and Mill work for Everything V
Tilophono, 4|.
BEAVER BOARD .
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and
plaster and wailqapor. it is susceptible of an infinite variety
or artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits or 11 ~
wide scope {or individual nrolormoni'. and taste. We are “onto
and keep a largo oupply on hand.
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humanity, 1111b thalunchoongor' the * I ' ‘
Norwalk Chronicler