. 53. I “a“ . .
Anon! 1dr rm of Nam
‘. THE II”? or BAKEHY
whooucrs
FA LANE
I1 Whining!» Strait.
I ‘ Hilton IIIIDIII “Milan.
Iouth Norwalk ‘,
Andemn’ 8 Launch Works
Launches and Bolts “
of all laud! promptly hum. III. ,
tor "In. All kind: 91””!in ,
Oymu- BMII Point. Nghwflk
“T
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Miss Eva Money, of ‘Belden
avenue, is ill
Hill
James O'l'lonncll, ol' Cannon Station,
spent yesterday in. Nor-walk.
liltrchinghom Post, No. 12. G. A. it,
will, meet tomorrow night.
Mrs. John McFarland, of Bunion
street, is visiting with friends in Bos-
toll.
A; half a yegr is gone. but January
lot. 1912, seems but a short while
ago.
Miss Helen Ryan has taken a posi-
tion at the DeKlyn BJlkGly, Main
street.
MF. and Mrs Henry C. Froeb
Philodelphiu Pa.
.......-.—
f!“ ‘ 66olt'énoe Tribe: No 82‘, I. 0.1! VI.
01’»
bowie street. are spending ten days in»
will hold a regular business meeting
tomorrow evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Finney, ot ’
Berkeley street. are entertaining Mrs.
Lester Cole, of Brooklyn. ‘.
MI and Mrs Anthony (3.0511190. ol‘. F0! ‘3 '9. Honey and Tar Compound l'or'
«Railroad avenue are Spending homo quirk relief
I Wis. ., hays:
time in the Catskill Mountains.
”w
Charles G Reunion and dnughtcl. Imodislnos. immune it quickiv cures BI
. . Jennie of Taylor avenue. are fl1"¢I‘(l‘ft‘I)lll’,lIS and colds
iris a week in Albany, Nowflork.
' Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Montgomery, of
Wilton avenue, aro entoriulning Miss
Helen Reilly, of Sull‘l‘ngfleld, Mass.
Mina Florence and Frederick limi-
coclg, of Danburx, are gueats of Mrs.
Samuel Hoocock of Lowe street
George Brown. of Cannon Station,
a frequent visitor in town, was
, member the mono, Foley's Honey anti
"i‘ur Compound and acceptino Bulb}.
I
in in honor of her seventeenth ollthduv.
South Norwnllt yesterday on business.‘=
M
The West avenue tmlleya munuge
.row to keep nearer the dot than they
did when it was necessary to use the
temporary croos-ovor m. Art-h hireet.
l
the guests deported proving Miss Dun-
. .Among the Norwulk stored which
have hut little space to decorate, the
windows oi Glovor‘n Shoo More stand
,“j'ou‘t finely on u rooult of. sun on ’tho
’ hurt of the employees.
I
} Another month and the permanent.
paving will take on quite uprnmlslng
opponramo in West uvonue, out the
recent prediction of u paving con-
tractor. .... h
Tho Norwalk. *Troiieymon’l UnionI
will meet on flotllrdoy etching- or tibia
mil in the Main street quantum Tho
» “double main role will be followed
In! windmill will be towed at
ml: meeting: Nothing at min
Importance in scheduled, hit is under-
_ .... _,
trilém neocmmo “Wm,
' Misses
‘ witz Hazel Culley.
l ,
dim Wienwl think maldn’u ti~ 7 ..
.lieutenuntvoommanders and
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NAVAL pnomonons ANNoUNchj
WASHINGTON, July 3.—~«As a result?
of the process of elimination Applied?
by the naval “plucking bourd" until;
the novcn voluntary retirements made
Tuesday (I. number of promotions
hate boon announced.
\in comnumders become captoino:
as iollowels: G. ’W. Kline, .i‘osopbl
Sunttsu R. L. Roaaell; H. A Bispham.
G R. Evans, A. W. Berle, (1. ill. . w: I
Coruliolt, W, W. Glimcr and R. ll} .
(loontz. I
Fifteen llcutonautcomnmndcrs in»
come commanders no follows; R. D.
iinsbrou‘ok, J. R. P. Prlnglo B B Ziic- IBUTTER'
Comm“ 1.; s Kellogg D V n M :FISH, LARGE SEA aAas, FRESHIROUND cums. LITTLE News.
len. F. l-.I Clark, E. L. Bieaell
hmpbeil, W. S Presley, (7
Image, H. libl’rice, M. I:.'
E PL;
1. Lenka}
lrwn‘h. ’l‘.;
S. Wilson A. Pearson 11an
Jackson
.‘n addition 18 lieutenants become!
Iii Alon-2%.
tenants junior grade become senior-E
l—‘r-m »»»»»
I SWORDFISH. BLUES, POROIES.
ni<CIrtbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
,L‘tliievoil. lint already amoral owners
You amilaure to not good olothos hero abovo oyerything }
else. clothed that went well, hold their shape arid color. with, .
fit well and and iaultlou lo dominance. , ~ '
On the basis of the above unalitiea, at prim willoh turd”
decidedly planting hundreds of men are buying their summer
clothes hero. - ~ ‘
And then furnishing goodswthoro is absolutely nothing
that can 'he desired In cool light weight goods or aim hats.
that we cannot uupply “ -
Complete ydur vocalion needs by making a. ilnal trip Ifl.‘
this store. .
. a
r
Unless You Have Tried Our Sea
Food. You Don’t Know What
Good Sea Food Is
1MACKEREL, SALMON. NATIVE
FLAT, WEAK AND 000- EELS, HALIBUT. LONG AND
PHONE YOUR ORDERS EARLY.
TELEPIIIONE I“: SEES DELIVERY.
lieutenants. ‘
Summer colds are hard to not rid
of. and i'requou-tly load to asthma.
bronchitis and buy travel-.130 not let
wm (wall get u had on you, but use
W. ii. Allen, CholsoaJ‘
"We prefer Foley's lioneyl
tend "hr Compound to other cough
III. will ward off ow
cold if taken in time.” Contains no
opiates. is auto for children. He
etituto.
pony.
W.- T. Wigmoro and Com-
ti
Mr...-
Miss” DANIELS sunpmseo.
Miss Edrenn May Tinnioin was glv
on o uurpriso ”party Monthly evening,
l - O '
An Ill-fitting Plate
should never be used. it irritates the
mucus membranes of the mouth. keep-
ing them 80M and preventing a proper
, mastication or» the food, as well as
causing much tottering; and again, a
pinto that drops when talking places
the wearer at a great disadvanm’xe,
«or it not only emburmaes him. but
ol‘tvtimes makes him an. object at no-
puialon or ridicule. . There is no rea-
son why a plate should not give ani-
‘ laimtion it properlv mode. Are you
having Mollie with the one you are
using”! I! so, let me show you the
oomiorhi of a perfect plate.
Dr. J. 7H. MALLERY
16 South Hill! 82., South Hm”!
Bungalow }
Aprons
Low nook. short sleeves, slip
over head. Just the hive-st thing
in a dress nprou for summer
weather in block & white, blue
and white, figured percole and
Mack and white, blue and while
and grey and white stripe. 50::
each.
4th July Pout Cards, 6 for Se.
J. I. Mallette
88 Wanhlnnton 8t.
Tel. 449. 89. Norwalk.
noun: 9 I. III. to 8 D. m. aun-
(linnos o! the usual sort. dancing and.
mouth wore the featured of the mo
hing. Refreshments Were served and
wow enjoyed by all. Al. it Into hour
iela an ideal houheaa.
Among those present. were the
Martha iluckloy, Jennetto
Bean. Francis i‘inllviltz. Maurine Ilnil
(Marlyn Culsot'.‘
Edith Morrison, Morgnoriro Gilbert.
Edronu Daniela. Mrs. Morrlaon and
Mrs. Joanne Daniela. Maseru Chariot!
and Edgar Preuuuer, Waller Roberto, 3
louoph Shay, Clamnm Hull .1. Holly
'i‘royell. Harold Gooey; Gould Hort.
William itowo mid Goorgoiindohorg.
‘
W
., strip have already Nomad tho
" angina Branches
mu b! ”Minimum. my.
I ‘amtm and canvlotiou. oi tho- throc Inert
'7 Ito went Into N ‘
' Londtm which they tried to dispose oi
g thorn, and attracted the utt'ontiou oi ,
‘ some of the bout 0 ” era in tho harbor ‘
3 who complained tol. ha police
- imombercd.’ Were round boat lil‘tluga
, craft are Already
. moorings or cr5it wt nnohor, tow them
‘ out of the harbor and then disuoaeoi -
them through “fences" masquerading ,
~ on yucht hmhora. ‘
7 appeared from the anchorage of the
' Larchmont Yacht chill). A yacht atolen
: from
: Princes Bay
' owner took his property uwux.
‘ Flor ida.
8o m vant hauloaoaood the bout
nutty
fittings are he-
of the definition ,
Haven hurbor
at summer with a hoot stolen in New .
1‘
0n limo the boat, it will in: re- ‘
'uuiuod at $10,000 and the three mop"
'urenow in Wotheraii‘eld. Tillro season
the reports oi'liielta of fittings and
increasing and
yuolliatnen are on the ioakou-t.
The thefts are Believed to he mode
by a gang who work in n motor bcnt
\i‘iih u very fine muffler. who cut the.
‘ Two nights ago A yacht was stolen .
from Ronsi'ille S. l A low nightsl u.»
fore. that another pleusme craft die-
in
The
Hockenamk was found
it had been sold:
Luwyer James L. Bitrger at New
York but! his 13 foot sloop Nlrvuna
stolen A few nights ago from the
Great Kills. Staten island. The Nir-
vana In nine feet boom and 22 foot. on
tilt» Witter-line.
Lott/yer Burger had descriptions of
the yacht, with her ulctures and offer
or a liberal reward on her discover»-
posted in all the clubs from Vialne to
The. lawyer notified“ Ibo harbor no
line of his 1098. Alter‘t‘he notices were
posted he received a rurions post
can; from Harlem River way. Across
the ion, or the card was written a
warning to regurd the contents or the
card as confidential; us the dealer
Ill yachts felon-ed to In the body or
tlic moorland “may he on the square.”
I {Rheum and sddreris of :1 man
Min mus yachts. "nifloos right. come
quick." was given. 'The‘ card was
is good. but. there was no address of
the writer.
Mr. ilurger sent a yuchtsvman to see
the dealer. He found him drunk and
auspicious. lilo apent more time trying
in find out: how the stranger learned
his address and name than in doserlb
inn: his stock of yachts. He told in a
most general Wily of some them-ties he.
had ill! the Sound. No Amount. of sug-
gouiion or tulh'about onthouta could
load the man on to describing his
nwmrly.
~ “A 1-luln‘clotiios man name to me
fool the. harbor polioe." said Lawyer
Barker. “1 showed him the postal, and
he too went to see the mysterious
denier. who must hove sized him up
at once for a precinct detective. Again
he spent more time in seeking to
learn howihe collar found- him out
lie had some bargains, but they were
far away. ‘
.lir. Ilul‘ger has a iiioury'lhat aflor
tho mwurdu for sfolony yachts me neat
ml ii go-ahetween slips into it uinb»
house, taken the uddmuu ot the owner
and «then mulls him a Apostcord giving
LLOVERuf
“The Place” ‘
Children‘s
Not YOu? l
Marty ‘unibitlous born and:
main-organ“: in Bookkopplng.
summit and From-Inns.
Ow to Show.
, utbuouo mat ,
Booth Norwalk Cumin-d
’ "'r’aée... rm Gun m. White
7 5 choline Ilium thomflm
tho address oi the “fence" It the
"tonne" III aura the axon who seeks
him is crooked he will open oogotiu~
ti’fina
P8888 ASSOCIATION M1278.
nohroN July 3.-—i)olotratea (mm
Hourly every part. of the linlted 3W
mot at Baotou toduyztor the wins
union or.»tho';"37tir annual canyon.-
tlx‘ut or the Notional Amateur Proud
' mutton. The annotation in em
med narrowly ” young pm
mm in writi A {Mill 9f
tMir mm It", In A Mignon or my»
tour page» and Wood tor ox-
ihun iu doucrlbing his yachts’ for sole. ..
_ on out ottlle our. “ ‘ '
83' & 85 WASHINGTON ST.,
(Formerly B e
TEL. 721.
a-
LI'NE RUNS WITH MUCH
SUCCESS.
The New York. Westminster ti‘r Hos
ton luiiwm took its scconu important
stop in the protision of a new system
for Commuters Turntlny morning when
the line from Mount Vernon to M11-
Inaroueck avenue, Whito Plains, was
thrown open at 5 o'clock. Beginning
at that hour and throughout Tueuduy a
train servicc of in! (ruins was run
over the line down to the Bronx term-
inal at 180th street and Marrls Pork
nvéuuo. From the Mount Vernor 6181
Iionondown into the iBl'OIIX the trains
alternated with the more than 100
trains that run between New York
and New Rochelle on that "other
brunch oi the service. which went into
operation on kitty 2]. Altogether this
moons new train service at some 325
trains. .
The third stop in the development
will come some time in August, oc-
cur-(ling to information Furnished re;
tho Bronx terminal to the, Harlem riv-
ond nod Third uvouueelcvutod moths.
and when this in completed the New
York 'Wosicherter 8; Boston will have
conoeoted Wall street with New ita-
chollo and Wide Plains.
When the Woutohcotor lino run its
first train in the latter part of May
- for the poneilt oi some invited railro‘au
men and a Kroup of newspaper men, It
was demonstrated that. tho plan had
been liar "road beautiful. ’l and that
the coma why was omhnrked upon a
“'Inubllc vba oimrmod" puller mnpnauln
ed in every line at every omtty wt-
uo in tho harmony oi the condiment
color rename. in the proposed Imirit or
cooperation with the citlwn‘u com-
mltteas not: the lino‘md In tho
plum for a maid
It in tho out: to ut L.
A. F. leckmunn 8t
READY APRIL 29th
" ‘TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
only Que First Choice 6
Best Quality of Coal at Lowest
Summer Prices
NEW HAVEN ROAWS BRANCH"
Gently. This will be the extension-or ._
er and 9. connection there with the Sec. ~
I
SOUTH NORWA K
ard’o Rocks)
'l .
front
owned by the New York Ne ,
& iiurlimtl, 4out it has its my ’
arnte nmnagement.
GERMAN ARCTIC exog'mr
llitRLiN, .Iuiy 3.~~A Germain .
expedition under the ‘ Rude-rah
and Pocillo oceans.
Princess Therese oi flavor
Duke of Allenhul’ , Duke Adolph .
rich or Mooklenbnrg, the Do a}
expedition
The scientific equipment will
. M
OAS
For: 1mm and
lie Ilml Youliio
Fountain-ennui William.
unitary A. Field ortiiior
contort, and no whahiitt‘ '
aim ,
i From mom in. ’ -
will? In Flint infinity.
Norwalk Chronicler