" GHQCOLATES '
LANs'o PURE 1c: CREAM
THE um or BAKERY“
i oNooucvo
F. A LANE
Bl \l‘vluhlnnton Street.
outh ,Norwalk ‘
Girard H. Weed. of Hamilton ave-
nue, has had his residence repainted.
Miss Mirbel Hunt has returned home
from ailve months; visit with rela-
tives in Wyinuntshill N. Y.
The annual meeting of the Gilbert &
Bennett Manufacttning 00., of Gemge-
town, will be held on July 23.
Frank R. Sanders, night jailer at
the county institution in Bridgeport
has been visiting in South Norwalk.
Miss Grace Ilunt has returned home
after spending the month of June with
Mrs. R. O. Judson, of Woodbury, Conn.
, Mr. and Mrs. J. Little, of South Nor-
walk” have been ente1taining M1.
fire. William Beaumont, of Brooklyn.
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g—Phnnmas, Panamas. OHBrien s.
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General Russell Fiost and son Rus-
“11’5“” tomorrow on the stnamohlnl of ox-hert clerks to handle the affairs
The »
- Olympic £01 a months (0111 of Ethane.
The Past
‘Falrileld County will meet with M11;
Blaivin Stocking, of Georgetown A11
mist 19.
' Clarence Harrington,
ick Harrington,
Delaware.
of
w”...-
-—Dancl11g, Dorlon‘ 9, Saturday night
ThoGllbert S: 'Bennett
plant,
and general repairs are
'throughout. the Buildings.
Richard Illulloriiu, who has been» ill
tor some time, has resumed his duties
at tho Yule & Towue lock inctory in,
Stamford.
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.--—-Soft 11nd Stilt Hats: O’Brien'a.
‘ The Congrogotonzil
181111111151 schools, of Gooigetown, will .
hold their annual picnic, Thursday. M11313 BENEDICT WON MEDAL.
July .‘l 11h, at 12011111 Point. All are Miss Ethel G. Benedict, formerly ,
looking forward
Iliad!) on the 8:44 train,
35110111111111 Police force,
firnoon. The chief has numerous litu'
_ understood.
‘ f [lanolin Thomas Hunt will be on duty
tithe absence of the head or the de- “We
" ‘ i’io trips“ planned it is
torment.
”tho militia and "lire. 11‘.
agd
Matrouu Association of
of Franklin
street, has been entertaining Freder-
Fredericksburg,
in
Georgetown, is closed for two weeks
being made
and Methodiat
_ to the usual good
time. All friends or the Schoolo are
.oordiuliy invited. The stnrt will be
..-,:ohie.f Thomas motherland, of the‘
. , will re~onter
‘fimmhlg interrupted vacation this at-
1 1 1101101111 P. Mulvihill who iii traveling
, with the Barnum a; 'Btiiley circus, 119.3
'f written to trlondii in South Norwulli.i
tolling oi the wrecking oi the balloon
' Akron, in which live were lost, It) At-
lfiontio city. He also inclened a small
which won almost completely destroy '
airy
Anderson's Launch Works
Lunches and Boots
of oil kind: promptly unlit. Beau. '
tor “In. All kind: of repairing
tuition would! iti’odtion.
Qym‘r» Iholl Point, Norwnlk
w»
11111111 .ci'iiixs home
To 1111511111 amass
or new 11111511111111
NEW HAVEN, July 5.~There'll’
be another big movement . of, Yellow
Building clerks to Boston ‘ut the‘ armor
the week according to a report today.
011.i111ly Iii/t many prominent New Hu-
veneig will stait do work in the
f‘tlown cast." oilices oi the railroad.
«Several of the people working here
have been notified already of the
change that is coming to them, and
many others are exnocting the mud
cation Bilmltly.
It was said today"tl1ot'1’t'he tranéior
of local clerks to Boston in no way
moons permanent reduction or the
cloiical form? and that it is Iur from o.
forerunner 01' the abandonment of the
1 101111 omt. es. Boston needs it big force
of the growing railroad system.
easiest and surest Will" oi‘ securing
lhtln it is said it by ti'uiisfol'iui; them
110111 New Haven.
As (10ng are transfoiiod from here
ii. .5 expected that 1,161,111 bands will he
1
work the experienced man now are do
lug. New Haven ulwuyo will need a.
force about its big as the Iorce or
clerks now working here. Their rank:
Yellow building will not. look as big a
crowd of people 1111 over, dependent up-
on its activities for their living.
'llhuro uoems to be no donut-1', no.
cording to those well 111061011 that. New
Haven will lose one of its biggest in-
‘dustrles in tho rluo iii inniortance of
olive central point.
the railroad has grown so that there
The business of
can get both in Boston and in‘New H111.-
ven.
with the Merrill Coll-ego
(lluso of .1912, and received the
Remington 1 Typewritoi' Modal il'or
proficiency on the typewultor. Mitts
Benedict also had the highout overuse
iii typowritng of the three Merrill
,Collegeac, namely Btumlord, Port
.Chostor and South Norwaih. Merrill
Collage. Stamford, had the Bighorn;
graduated
brought in and trained to handle the‘
will be mounted as in the‘p‘ast 111111 the .
of New Canaan, now 0! Stamford,»
Not You?"
Many nmbitiouo boyii and
girls limo «howdy :oina‘d tho 1
summer Nomi: in Baohlteoping, ‘
fihonthand and Typewritiug,
111.511.111.11 111.1111... ‘
Unions You Have Tnedeur Sea
You are sure to get
decidedly‘ pleasing hundreds or men are buying their summer 1
clothes here. , 1- 1 ‘1,
1
And then furnishing uneduwtliere is absolutoli'
that can be desired 111160111 light weight goods or 11th hats,
that we cannot supply. ‘ .
Complete your vuowiou 1199611 by making a dual trip to
ithis store. ‘ 1 ‘
. good clothes here above everything
,. else. clothes that wear well, hold their shape and dolor, that; ,
‘nt Well and are faultless in 11.111191111111109
l
i
‘ i
011 the basis at the above quoiitieu, at prices iv-bich "9 I
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l‘
.y,
nothing ‘
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Food, You DOu’t Know What
Good Sea -‘Food is»
SWORDFIBH,
BUTTER, FLAT, WEAK AND 00-!)
FISH, LARGE SEA BASS, FRESH
BLUES,
PHONE YOU
1 TELEPHONE 108..
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P0861231
MAOKEREL, SALMON.
EELS. HALIBUT. , LONG
{ROUND OLAMS, LITTLE NECKS.~
R ORDERS EARLY. ‘
Cutbiii’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.‘
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1 Boston as it New Haven railroad exoc~ ‘
to need of all the clerical help obey ‘
iivorngo or any business college in tho -
over head, Just the iiivoot thing
each.
Tel. 449.
in a dress apron for summer ‘
weather in'biack ti. white, blue
and white, figured percolo 11nd
Maid: and white, blue and white
and gray and white stripe 50C
4111 July Post Gui-do, (liar 5c.
' J. I Mallette
88 Washington St.
Bo. Norwnlk
, 1 is All ill fitting Plate
Bungalow should hover ho used. It irritates the
, ‘ mucus membranes of the mouth,ltco11-
Aprons lug them sore and preventing it proper
, . mastication or the mod, do Well 11111
LOWlleCk. short sleeves, sill) causing "n‘nich suffering; and asthma
puision or ridicule.
inning?
comforts o! a perfect plate._
16 South Mun 51.. South Normal
noun: I I. in. to 8 ii. in. sun.
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GI)" '37 “390111th m.
, Boooud General
“ Mashed oi tho Methodist Episoonul,
“(initiation 1151 new Janey. tho aouthorii ’
Vnort to! New Yer-it and Connecticut
fiuud Long Inland, which compriseo
1 the Monti General Conference Diu-
. trict m moot fortunato in the platen
[whammy will ‘hol‘d than. summer in— ’3
flotitute our your for u 110110111 oi
‘Wniothods.
. iy conducted in the Brow 'rhoologic‘ul
. Seminary buildings at Madluouil
{ last 19.11.11.111, he continued July 614.
.‘Tho doculty 11111111119. specialists
i‘er‘ature. temwrwoe, Christihn stew-1
‘ and studies include opirituul
:; tho Rev. Lynn 11.1111 11011311 pastor
“hie study. Proteasor film 1915 M Allen,
1’dopartment ot ohomiot y, Pratt Inr
1. otttuto, Brooklyn, N". Y.;
Boot-go W 0111111111. motor ‘of Stat»
‘ Troy, N. Y.: the Rev. Willlnin ”M. Noo-
, J. ., Methodist Episcopal Church;
- liloi‘x study the Rev. Robert E lrlztrn- \
.1113, New York,
. Snitth,=Prinoeton. N J.-, department of
1 history and politics, Priuooton Univen
‘ Bliss Eartha FOwlci,
, assistant to the general supernatant!
‘N ATNE
AND
1 handing secretary
Education of Efii‘o Methodist Episcopu’l "
plate that drops when talking places
the wearer at it Brent disadvantage,
«for it .1101. only omburmeo him, but
oft-times 1111111111: him an object of he»
There is no rou-
9011 why a plate should not give out
iutoction it properly made. Are You
having trouble with the one you m
It so, let me show you the
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
1 RGV,.LYfln H. Rough, and on Sundays
ammo Louguo inooituto, iii 1
Mii‘dm‘n, N. .1. ‘ ‘
tho
'1th momhoro or Enworth 3
The School in methods. So 1.11.1111...
. NJ,
in
hbiritual work, Bible utudy mission 11
study. social mice, Junior League
work. Epworth League methbdu, lit-
urdshllo and 11.111.18.111... curriculum
work, ‘
at Mount Vernon Place Methodist 1
Bathroom Church, Baltimore, Md; Hi-
the Rev.
street Methodist Episoobul Church,
bit, pastor at the Basking Ridge, N.
inis ‘
iulsuionuii , editor, ,
Board of Foreign Missions oi the
:M‘ot'hodiut Episcopal (ihnioh: theltov, 3
1111111111 Wellés Kecier, New York, 11111-
sistaht editor of Sunday school rhub-
«iic‘otion‘o or the Methodist Episcopal
Church; .‘Protouiior Ernest Ashton
sity; the Rev. George F. Sutherland, ‘
New York. secretory Young Poojlo‘s
Misalono’ry Donaiiment of the Metho-
‘vdlat Epiucopul Church; social service.
Detroit, Mich,
out, Deaconess Monument. Woman‘s
Home Missionary Society: social do»
nurmout, Protessor Wallace is Flem- .
lug, Madison N. J. donartment of
Greek and Hebrew, Drew 'l‘heologioal
Seminary: Junior League worit, Miss
Helen E. Drloooll, l’lmoklyu. 1’. Y.,
tondont of Juhiti!‘ lmuguo Worliz‘ youth
and the Kingdom. the Rev, Thomas
Nicholson, LLB, Now York cornea
oi the. Board of
Church Epwmuii League efficiency,
tho Rev. Charlton W. Flint. pastor or
Mrs: Methodist Episcopal Church,
Lil'ddlctown, 1301111.; literature. Dr.
William V. Kelley. New York, editor
of tho Mothodiat Review; Carl F‘.
Price, .‘ow’ York: temperance. the
Rev. Millard L. Robinsou, pastor at
Seventeenth Street Methodist Episco
ml Church, New York; Christian
otowurdohip. Dr. J. W. Magmdor, ooc
rotary Federated Charities. Baltimore,
Md; W. 0. 6111117., New York. The
singing will be led by Howard L.
'i‘homnoon liroolilynJl Y., with Blur!
Orchard Titus, Rosoviile,\ . .. .l. organ-
iot. The Fulton Male Quiirtot, of
Elizabeth. N. J.. E. W. Rogers, S. 1C
Howell, J. F. liembridge, 3. A. How
oil, will also be moment and sing. Tho
dayu will he devoted to study and roc-
roatlou and in tho evening more will
he socialo‘ond lecture! by Dr. William
v. Kelley. the Rev. Ralph Wolleu
Koolor. the Rev. M. L. Robinson, the
Lov'Eiiu
‘tTho Place"
‘ 1 V. 1,.
Childreu’ s . . ,.
New York. the nocrotiiry of the So
"that
uermon‘ohby Mr. Bough, Dr. Thomius
‘ Ni oluon and 111611911 Theodore 8.
lion arson. The institute will be
bound in the seminary dormitories
Buuobnll. tennis and swlniimug are
among the attractions which make the
wool: one of combined work and roc-
motion
a
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KLéiN AT owe narrow or one
_ 1.11m DRAMATIBTB.
outdoor. «who. Annotation of do
cloth» M thin M Dunn Ia
lat-1111M.
LONDON only 5 «Chariot Klolu, or
limit of mm» Drumutlntu, will
Want» ‘11th with, at 11411111111qu meat»
in: at tho Mil: mummy Club at
= mob «Sir Arthur mm in tho nrunb
dent. -1
It W the drill: time it lei-nigh 1111-
(X. RM 4131!“. ‘ " ,
Tho mm at aloud «intuition
Commas ‘oimm i ‘
New York Floor, Conference. Stilleflilv '
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1.111111... in anon 111 torsion ‘
Bullet Or Beckmanu 8 Cocoa
a can
Fig Néivtous, regul .
per package 71;
we ‘owe EXTRA PlNK STAMPS WITH TEAS ANo corps:
Coffees .. ., ......................... .. .. 2511,2811, 30c,.32c and 351': l
311.111,. .............. . ............. 3512,4010, 5011 and Wei
Runner‘t s, Ilhrct's, 1.131.111.1111. or Foigenspnn's Benin, case .. .Siflfi
Cii‘cqi‘iot Club Beverages, per dozen ........ $1.25
Gra— Rook Ginger Ale, 11131 dozen .......... . ...... ....... $1.15
Grit-Rook Water betdei than lmnmtodi, dozon ............... $125
A F. Beckmaiin 8100
SOUTH NORWALK
83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST..
Phone 440
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" ' FINAL MAP OF
ock Ridge
(Formerly Board's Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice '
Many will write for these maps but the one who guts first choice will
Telephone 760 South Norwalk
M. D. RANDALL
Price of Coal Reduo
Best Quality of Coal at Lowest
Summer Prices
Hams 81 GailS Comp;
'69 WATER?
TEL. 721. _
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warmer-aortas. A POUND ‘
armor” 111mm nous, A DOZEN.. "
new moon. A an
now minors M cur. 1‘
v‘vo ow: i1. 91111 H. anuuu STAMPS. 11:11 you 111m.
The Great A81P Tea
in WASHINM'ON IT” “UT!!! NOKWABK
no mutual» ’Miiflnfi. _
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