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\ Always Freon
HUYLEA'S rumour
‘ concourse
unit's Puma ICE CREAM
‘ THE use? or BAKERY
Pnoouors
F. A. LANE
It Wuohlngton Street,
Iouth‘ Norwallg
William ii. Ferris of West street is.
enjoying his annual vacation at 1001-
ohester. I
'v’l‘tlilers know their work is done,
Con; gussntnn l: .l. iliil of West
avenue has remitted to his home for
a few (1815
Another large crowd witnessed the‘
,xhihitlon of fireworks at Roton Point,
last evening.
Miss Gifford Clark, of Hamilton ave-
nue. is spending 11 month with lter aunt
in Springfield.
Paul Foster. of New York city is
spending a few days with Louis St.
John Keeley of East avenue.
George Springhorn of New York
city, bus roturncd home after spending
a few days with friends in town.
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Ail‘f‘gltlal‘ meeting» of the (‘entrul
Labor Union will he held tomorrow ev-
ening in the bull in Washington street.
TbeIN. E. Ryan Copuny, are featur-
.t";,;' «some. exceptional values in .‘Iiddy
Blouueslhi swech. See adrerlisement.
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About sixty members of the Bridge
pol“ Medical Association enjoyed a
chore dinner at Shore Haven yester-
tiny.
The South «Notwalk Water commis—
sioners will receive bids for painting
the water tower. and innit in Taylor
avenue until noon ncxt “’edllefldtty.
Formative members of Companies 1
and L. 2nd regiment; C. N. G... of Mori-
1, have been vaccinated to provont,
.1hoid fever in the coming munoeu~
res.
Mru. F‘lnucus 1111111.: or this city is
very ill with uppelnllcitiu 111 the home
01' her grmnldnughlor in Wool Huron.
Mrs. Ailing In to hone up operation in
r' New iiuvott hospital
. tuilillt‘illlg lirm of "White til.
r1011 huts about ilninlwd touring down
the, lentouuotll nlork on the Witching-
wn 111mm, bridge. it in reported that
they have taken :1 large. contract in
Million.
11'-
Mill. Neith- 11.111.111.111 of ii Pronpoct
trcetu Kingdom N. Y., has milled in
the Homincl. 1191211111.; iniormutlon oi
bier bunhand. John Marshall, who left
bin homo May 3rd.1012. and she 111111
reason to helluva come to South Nor»
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[Once (lump. 1111 111111111 Worth. 1.. l...
in mail combustion! and doing oniondid
m undnr ltov. Aaron Cutler auburn.
1111111 11111119 111m hourly one thousand
dollar» condoning 111x necks and 200 ‘
bum in some way conceded with 11111
wit at (11111;. 1church 111111 (inflating the
*iviiogon of thin outing.
in and Mrs. William {2 diatom; ,
and 111111 111111on of New York, or. lilo j y
mi- ot Mr. 111111 Mn. (3'. W. 11111 “ ,
f . Anderson’s Launch works
r
The Candy of Elite Hence
' ‘ I100 per pound ‘
, . "- IAXTERI "‘3,
Mon: tor TM or Norwnlk
bundles and- Route
of III 111111111 promptly built. on.“
tor «in. All kind: oi ‘rcpulplno‘
glvanupeclnl attention. - 2
.‘Oyotor Shell Point, Nomin-
:—
AT THE CLOSE OF DAY.
Slowly fades the glowing sun,
in 11 lurid, scarlet hall,
Soon will men’s shadows t‘uii
From the turmoil and the heat,
need are busy lives once more,
‘Whlist 21 welcome, worm and sweet
Waits each hither at his door.
Stirs the breeze 'neuth silenced domes.
’Midst the flowers' sweet perfumes,
Seek the birds their nightly h‘omc.
Hushed are all their lovely tunes.
Even light is nearer speeding
' Over land and ocean‘s crest,
Day with lunguor is receding
Far into the golden west.
What can point the deep cent-cut
Bl'ooding O'er ench tired heart.
When a day all nohly spent.
Marks itself with peace apart.
What can teliithe wbudrods love.
Gath‘rlng ut the gleaming tide,
Shining from tender eyes nhovc,
Bidding spirit-life abide.
JOHN lNGLETON.
FRESH AIR CAMP NOTES.
Through the curteoy oi ttguod friend
of the boys, three autos were placed
at their disposal Tuesday morning,
and a trip to Compti Beach was the
outcome. . °
The two inrnlids ure well on the
way to rel-ovary and no serious com-
plications urisiug from the slight ac-
cidents are anticipated.
Seven ot‘ the older boys from muong
the 21.; campers loft yesterday. leaving
ill still on the ground. OI" the seven
who have none, positions have been
secured for Swtwo or these in Bridge-
port and one in Bunion. This in 1,1110
of the helpful outcomes that often no.
company fresh air worltmilnding new
trionde 11nd getting a real cilantro,
SALE OF LIQUORS 0N TRAINS.
FilthAl‘iELPHiA, duly l?.~—'l‘hen
l’ennurirnuin Railroad has ceased to
nerve intoxicating liquors on ilu trains
on llncu coat of Pittsburgh Inquiry
Milli night dnciouod the foot that or-
darn to that client had been sent to
it. ll. Bnkor, chief of the dining our
non-1rd 111 the Pennsylvania Terminal.
New York, on lost Thursday. and the
corn on touching that. point. had been
tilt-1111.41] of their Block of ulcoholic
drinhu. 'i‘lm omcinln of the comuuny
have tunnel! no public utotomcnt con-
cerning the new order.
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Allot- they reach the age of 411 wo-
man laugh only when tinny lent like it.
vawa wnwmm
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J,‘ .‘ ‘ 2
Some you will go. out in 15in once and then you’ll 111-2
moot be ashamed to have 111‘. unit look you in the face. We
don't sell that kind-but watch out: for them when you buy
In some stores.
Our “Outing Suits” are a credit t7) the store—mo that:
2 tier what price you may pay us. no matter how little it may
i cosh—you’ll be proud to wear it~and as your continued
wear leaves its impression, you ll be better pleased day after
day with your purchase.
While we advertise thi: store strongly in the news-
papers. our customers strongly advertise the store by their
continuous expressions of satisfaction and lasting patronage.
NORWALK SOUTHENORWALK I
GET YOUR SEAFOOD WHERE THEY HAVE lT FRESH EVERY
DAY. ALL KINDS OF FISH, LONG,‘ ROUND AND LITTLE CLAMS,
SOFT CRABS.
THE ONLY PLACE IN TOWN THAT HANDLES NOTHING HUT
SEAFOOD. u‘“
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
TELEPHONE 108. - FREE DELIVERY.
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SHIRT
WAISTS
Washable Corduroy.
i Painless Extracting
tls no ionget neceesmy for a per
son to dread the extraction of teeth,
i \1 hen a method so 11.11111‘1 15 and pain-
' less in nvnlluhle.
i have made 11 special study of this
hrutich of work and am able to meet
the demandn in every (use: it your
teeth have been neglected until they
um broken off, or it‘ there are con»
ditlono which render them difficult to
extract. they will respond that an ant-
isl‘actorily to my ittethods as those
which do not require especial care.
The mouth in left in good condition
and no ill after-emote follow.
Dr. J. H. MALLEKY
1111 South 111111 81.,” south 1110mm
more: D. n. m. to s n. in. sun-
tan by government only.
Linen.
Lawn. Batiste and li-nrquluetto
\ansto in low neck, short
sleeves: also the popular Tull-
ored Wuiste from 98c to $2.49
.I. I. Mallette
88 Wuhlngmn 8!.
Tel. 449 So. Norwalk.
t
{m 1111 1311111111 column... which 111 so
humility entirely. dlutlnct 11-9111 any of.
“hum of no small counterclal «lama.
, 111111119.
111111111 by the diucoyemr canadium.
‘ belongu omnbatlcnliy to the group of
icryutalllno’ rods. and also alloyed with
"nation of properties "raises questions
Food for Thougn'nlts Hot Weather
1 of things.
Merritt
\
Summer—
LOVERS”
“The Wee"
Audit Your 0an
"Account
in tho Savings
mw 1’. 'm“ a! ‘. ."
fiction: olmm‘ry Mule lm
Brill-II G will!
A new noble 2111111911 halt been ducal-
tho now 1111131111111 momenta and per-
Tbo new metal DOW 10111111.
1111111.. metals. It to found pure in
semi-crystalline grains, and inward.
metnl‘n customarily round in company
with platinum. it in 111111.11 that quan—
tities up to three ounces per ton,?
probably from nanny values, have
been (mind in the rock; Its physical
and chemical proportion are interest-
ing. It bun a brilliant white luster,
does not oxidize in the oxidizing flame
of the blowpipo, melts at 11 little lower
temperature,tban silver and gold. and
is somewhat hotter than platinum.
From the chemical standpoint it. is
eloctronegativc to other, is preclpl'
titted from its solution by zinc, and
may be separated by cuneilutlon from
lead. his easily soluble in hydro-
chloric and nitric acids. is not pro
cipitated by chlorides or‘ iodides. it
does not tarnish in damp air. sulphu-
rettod hydrogen or alkaline sulphideu.
This .uomewhat extraordinary combi-
of great interest as to the character
and position of the new metal. its
easy solubility separates it from the
known metals which generally accom-
pany platinum. and its melting point,
as stated. is at least. 500 degrees 0..
below that 01 any or the platinum
group.
111s; 3111111113 or mconrucms
Great Chinese Teacher Worthy the
High Plloo In Which He Is Held
by Hi: Race.
.-.-—.....
Some of the swings of Confucius,
which are to the Chinese what [the Bi-
ble is to us, are: 11
“Not to withdraw after making an
error is in itself an error.
“Knowledge is when you know a
when you do not know 11 thing to al-
low that you do not know it. That
is knowledge.
“Sincerity is the and and beginning
“To see the right and not to do it is
to be a coward.
"Flour 01.31113 marks of a superior
man are: in the conduct of himself he
is humble: in serving his superiors he
is respectful; in nourishing the people
he is kind; in ordering the people be
is just.
“The difference between the great
man and the ordinary man is that the
great man has a fair mind and seen
all sides. and the common man has a
mind which is partisan and one-aided.
"At a funeral it is better that there
be deep sorrow than a minute attan»
tlon to ceremony.
"Whatever the mind may attain to,
unless the goodness within is power-
ful enough to keep guard over it, in
assuredly lost even . though it be
gained.
He with whom neither slander that
gradually soaks in nor statements that
startle like wounds in the flesh are
successful may be called intelligent
indeed. - Yes. the mun with whom
neither cooking olnnder nor startling
statements are successful may be call-
91! tar-seeing."
Achievement. In Art.
Brian G. Hughes, whose practical
30111111 so often delight, said one. re-
cent dinner? ‘
“i donit mind practical joke: on b11-
mon baton, but will»: it. comes to on!-
tnoln I draw the lino.
“Two artists were once bragging to
each other.
“ it painted up 11 lump or pig iron to
look like our. " said the first “tilt,
the East river it. donned)
thing to hold that you know it; and ’
i would he seven pounds heavier than
Hood by love! when I throw it into
Vary Boot Cranmer)!
111111111. Freon Made.
3 puchngea Quaker Corn Flukou ..
1. .‘1 lbs. Yule Toast Crackers
Flesh Griih‘uln (hackers, .l 1115. i111
1111111511 Staten Brand ldmn llenns,
Vcty ilest l\' Y. Slate Cheese, per
tots 111 low prices.
6 cakes hols Naphtha or 0161111 Soup
All tire lending brands llottleld Deere. Ales and Mineral Wit—2
,. “2511.
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83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST.
A. F. Bookmann 81 Go.
Phone 4411
SOUTH NORWAL
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Many will write for these maps but
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FINAL MAP OF
Oak Ridge
(Formerly Beard’ 5 Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice
Telephone 780 South Norwalk
M. D. RANDALL
the one who gets first choice will
‘TEL. 721.
Big Tom Weight 196 Pounds and Says
He's Ready.
'l‘orn Kennedy at Fair Haven, N. .i., or
Manager Gibson of the Garden A. P...
and a party of friends developed the
fact that the former nmateu‘r hottvyv
weight'ohumpion.-is in sniended shape
for his hunt with Bombardier Wells in
the Gordon totitorrow night.
Kennedy- has been carefully condid
tioned in a spirited contest. by 1'1 to "
'i‘wioe firmly believes that the English
heavyweight champion will «he tie=fe11t»'
ed on cleverness. Kennedy' weighed
11161101111113 sentei day and did the work’
or several horses. He will llulsh train !
lug this niternoun unit will then tnku'
things may until it to time to sum for
the scene of action.
Wells. in response to a phone query
yesterday, said he was putting otfithe
finishing touches ut Rye, 1N. 1.1111112
i
when he boxed Putter. The bolting
who even money yeciordny. 1..
EAST NORWALK COMMERCIAL
WRVICE.
The Eout Nor-walk Fire Diotrht
~ Committee which bod decided to 1111111
to; continuous service in Baht. Norwulh
"Now.” said Mr. Hughes,
was no harm in that. But listen 111 the
mound artist. He sold, with a cruel.
unicellux lauzb:
"I pointed a lump oi pig iron cm
to look like 11. rout of 1111.11.11 my
dog In. tum-quorum 0: it boron be
almond till mummu-lm A11.
solo: Timon.
W 0114:me 1111111111111.
’ W6 main; o picture chow in
1!.me Victoria. fluently, his
E ”thflo‘
mmmmnmmu
Austral lot, met min last evening and
Svoted to 13pm: it at mod and not to-
morrow all the time. Then! have neon
i many requooiu from 11211111; lNorwulit
i illlilileu men for the oorvioe. ’l‘bel riot ‘
iowhur, appointments have been 111111111
for the your:
Fire and Finance cammittowlmllo
ill Howard.
Senor commuter—William 11.8111!
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1 Electrical .ccamnlulonmwn. E. ii.
blood, in. E. 11mm. obd W. ll. onlt
(on
1111111115: John'l‘. Wrath mo chosen
édldodct mm and John it“. WGridln
Price of Coal Reduced
Best Quality of Coal at Lowest 9
Summer Prices
Harris & Gans Compan
WELLS Zh‘o‘liénn'é‘fi FI‘T'WTx‘
1
A ‘visit ,to the training quarters of '
‘shore,
‘tlcut shore than to the Long lclhnd
“' -‘more inland. By those The Sentinel‘2
’tuult, of South Norwuih, to Lester K.
-...... W. no»;
58 WATER 8T.
ate. FIRE Acnoss sodfno "
Shore Front Residents Watch Great
illumination.
Rest-dents of the shore front from ‘
Strutl‘ord to Greenchh were interest? -
ed between 7 and 8 o'clock last night
at a bright illumination :13 if a lame
boat was on tire near the'llong island 2
or a house. was on fire near "
Port Jefferson. To some itiookedn’s'
if the fire was closer to the (Sonnet:
line, cspecinliy to thbse who were
not into communication with. closet.
to the shore, the statement was made
that it. was either a boot. on fire on.
the other side of the Sound or a bonito
somewhere on Long island. The lit 2
iluminution lasted for over an hour A.
later re) lort wits that d. summer home
at Strut town, on Long island had
been burned 1‘
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DUFAULT—WARREN.
‘ The engagement of Miss Ruth J. Bil-.1,
Warren, 1)! Norwuilt, hug been an»
nounced. .
WARM-..”
A political relonnet lo a politician.“
who doeon t stand in with thonnng
, zoom 110.11.115.11». oil-mo I
* MAILS
South Norwnlk Poutoffi ”
"1111.11 Annlvn rnon ‘
”ram? now-5:111 1011mm so a.
' 11.11‘ 3:30. 10.1111 o. ,
erzgoo Point-0 '5: pm
' #1111111. 111111 a. 111.. 1.100, I'
Mat-166:1 will». 1100.10.00 at. 111.11:
Dunbar
“Loco 01.0111 roll
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twill: '9' “0.111.: 103.33th K
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61.165311. ,
lpointl close 5130 p. ’
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, W at Woodvud avenue. Mr. 91%
. We who 111111 a member of 11111 1115th
.morlhu onto-11 nonhuman >,
I want room in now motored on W . ' -
ammo-innuendo run: than!
Norwalk Chronicler