~wa: Fresh
Huvusws FAMOUS
humour“ ‘
LANE’S PURE ICE CREAM
THE sssr 0P BAKERY
manners
F. A LANE
51 WuhInItou Strung
loath Nun-well: ‘
Court Mahackemo, F. 01.11.1111 hold
_ its regular semi-monthly meeting this
,evening.
Leland M. Close of the Sonht Nor-
walk Hour oiilce, is away on his annual
vacation.
Charles Holzhuusen has sold his
bakery in South Main street to John
Rice, of Cancun.
A daughter has been born to Lien-
tennnt and Mrs. Howard N. Godfrey,
of Leonard street.
Miss Marie Baker or Attorney
Keogh & Cnn-dee's office is enjoying
a three weeks' vacatIOn.
Mr. and Mrs. diarold Van Wagenen
of Bnyyiew avenue, left
New York, today, to spend the week
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Miss Edith Loessel, of New Haven.
was the week-end gueSt of ‘1M‘1'. gnu
Mrs. H81 old Van Wagenen, of Bayview
avenue
William A. Clark, of Elmwood ave-
nue, was entertained by Mr and Mrs.
Williamb sturtevant at Bell island,
yeste1dny.
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Mrs. Hannah Adams, 01 Harbor are
one, is entertaining her niece, Miss
Mary McAllister, a trained nurse of
Waterbury.
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M1. and Mrs Thomas P Collins of
South Norwalk, are spending a low
dais at the home of \1111. Collins, in
Home, New York. '
Ming Ethel Bodwell has returned to
her home In Dunbar), utter a visit
with Misses Marion and Jennie Bod
well of Seymour street.
litre. Samuel 1H. Hancock, son Sum-
uel and (tougher, Margaret, 01’ Lowe
street, returned Saturday from a visit
with relatives in Dnnbnry.
Mrs. William Sherwood and Miss
flindya Jarvia. oi 27‘ Rowan stneet,
Dnnlmry, have returned from a week’s
visit with relatives in Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. James Paul. 01' Grove
street, have noon entertaining Mr. and
M1111. Edward 'I‘. Turnert 11nd daughter
stolen. or 'anlawmd, New Jamey.
There were‘ fifteen sales of real
«into in the .Town at Norwolk last
week, with mortgages or $31,740. For
the second week in July, last year,
” filth mortgage.» of $10,005.
Martin Fuchs, of the arm at D. B.
mm a 00.. won token to the has.
vital loot week, tottering with a land
we of communion Aucrlouo oper.
films. it Will Mill St the hospital to
' any, 11mm not he had 0911on
only imorovodwmnbury 111111.
for Oxford,‘
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more worn eighteen salsa oi? property,
Mon was performed, and Mr. FUCHS,
condition no considered critical for :1
The Candy of Excellonce 1
- $1.00 po‘r pound ' 1
. F. H. BAX'I‘ER.
Ach for Town of Nor‘wulk
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‘, Anderson: 1.11.1911 Works
' Launches and Boats
of I" kinda promptly bulIt. Booth
m «In. All Id!!!“ of, ”Pairing
given inolol 11mm... ’ ‘
one» mu Point. "min i
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SHRINEiRS EXPECT TO HAVE our-1
mo SUPEHLATIVISSMO. ‘
Pyramid temnle, A. A. 0. N.,M.1S.,3
will have its summer outing and 111111
day 1the afternoon or July 26 at Savtn -
lRo ock with a shore dinner solved in
like Colonnade at 1:30 ociock. Spec
1111 trolley cars 1118 due to leave \in-
sonic temple at 11: 30 o’clock and will
Il'lill direct to Suvin Rock. 1111111111111,
l they will 1.111111131111111 Rock tar Bridge
port at 5:45 o'clock. «Arrangements
have also been made lhatih‘ere will
ibe accommodations for parking 111110311
. mobiles at Snvin Rock.
1 .. Mustknow Nurv’vber.
So that the members of the commit-
i tea may know ,nbont how many to or-
range for, it is requested that Treasur-
er Robert A. Beers in Bridgeport she
'inillfied not later than Monday. With
the delegation will be the hum] of Pr.
rainld temple Wlilt‘l1.'11nder the lender
ship or. Noble Frederick 1E. Brown will
plnv Any noble has the privilege oil
inxitlng a friend who is u nomniember
‘ One added attraction will be a baseball
game between the Bridgeport and New
Haven teams of the Connecticut ien~
gue.
HIS FIFTEENTH ARREST. .
1 James lloi’teran. arrested In Nor-
wnlk fifteen times, was ognin’ beiore
Judge Ednnrd M. Lockwood this
morning 1’01'l11toxicntion. Officer J.
S Murray made the arrest, after giv
lug liol’foran all the chances usual
Judge ioclrwood lined the misoncr $7
11nd coats and Officer Thomas J. llox-
ney took the man to Bridgopmt this
morning In default of payment.
WEST AVENUE W000 BLOCK
STARTED.
Wood block laying commenced in
‘ Nero-all: this morning where the brick
lpnvement leaves off In West avenue.
and I11 being pushed rapidly by Con-
iructor Joseph A. McElroy'n «men. The
cement base In laid down a little be-
‘l’ond Elm street on theeaut side and
{the .b‘lookdaying will proimhly catch
up with this work during the week.
SOUTH NORWALK AUTOIST FIN-
ED IN NORWALK. .
Conirnctor T. F. Foley. of South
Norwuik. paid $8 and cool». amounting
to $6.00. in Norwalk, this morning.
having been tuna lined by Judge E. M.
Lockwood. alter dieing found guilty of
operating on automobile without front
marker or driver'o iiosnso.- Controls
tor Holey was arrested on Saturday.
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Audit 101101111 .
Account ' ‘
in the Strings
Department“ of
Straw Hat
Serge Suit.
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MER corms?
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TELEPHONE 108.
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In . Muslin. ‘
Underwear
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We have just received 11‘ new
line of LONG NARROW
WHITE SKIRTS. just the thing
for the narrow dresses. 111 1101111~
lai- prices, $1.00 and $1.50.
SPECIAL \ All‘lls in Night
Gowns, good material, low neck.
lort sleeves, 501:.
J. I. Mallette"
88 Washington st.
Tel. 449 So. Norwllk.
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Cutbili’s Bridge F1sl1
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FORGOTTEN FOR YOUR sum-
LONG AND LITTLE NECK CLAMS.
Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
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Painless Extracting
it is no longer necessary {or a per-
son to dread the extraction of teeth,
when :1 method so harmless and pain-
less isnvailnble.
l have made a special study 0: this
brunch of work and 11.111 able to‘meet
the demands in every case; If your
teeth have been neglected until they
are broken oil, or ii there are con-
ditions which render them difficult to
extract. they will respond just as out-
ls-l‘nctorily to my methods as those
which do. not require especial cure.
The mouth is left in good condition
and no ill nttereflocts follow.
Dr. ‘ J. H. MALLEKY
to South min 31.. South 11on
, Hours: 3 B. m. to S D. m.‘ ll“!-
am or Iuwnmont my.
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LOVER’S
“The Place"
f choline.
. ill has about completely recovered.
1' Sunday at the home or'onams 111111111. .
ibit.
1 Sunday.
111111 Church, Sunday evening.
, quite ill “ever since the Fourth, in slow-
, 1m thrwonhtl‘ trio to her old homo 1.
' in Control New Fork on Saturday will: 1
. Philio Htirst hop returned to New
Sort:
The 1.1100111111111511 onidornlc is
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Mina Minnie Buttery Who was quite
*mN—W—Hum
Thomas Kelly. of New York event
Andrew Wenko. of New Ymk. spent
Sunday’nlt tho 1101119 or “113.3 mm Rah-
~unnw ;«~_—
Albert Benton of Norwalk. upent
Sunday at the home of William With:
1111!.
um. Joseph F. Vion entertained
devernl friends from New York over
Miss Clara Dnmsguard. of New York
spent Sntnrduy and Sunday whh her
parents.
(Elusslo Dedon, or New York, spent
Saharday and Sunday at the home or
claim Rabbit
George (Tunney. of New York. noon!
Saturday and Sunday at the home of
Mrs. John diabhit.
Miss Abbey Zohel otNew Yoik will
spend several weeks vacation at the
home of Mrs. Josenh Vlon.“
Mrs. J. D. Fenrhnke, Miss 'i‘hny-
er and Miss Gertrude Lord were pnrti
cipants- InflAs You Like it."
' Miss Maggie Graham of New York,
will spend two weeks' vacation at the
home of Airs. Charles Roche.
Christopher Andrews song :1 very
effective solo in the Methodist Protea-
«Charles 2011111. .lr., of New York is
spending several weeks’ vacation at
the home of Mrsflhnrles Roche.
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The Silvermine team did not hegin
its Season last Saturday, as expected,
but they will» play Broad River this
'weck. ~
llllrs. Frank Montgomery and nor
you 3 son. Morris. of Warsaw, N. Y.
are visitinz Mr. and Mrs." Frnnk Rec
tor. - « ‘
Mrs. Wm. Warden. Jr. who has been
ly improving. and now able to, come
dc-wusxairs. 1-»
with Rev. and .irs. G. ‘E. Richter air
the parsonage.
Richud B (lruello was nnddcnly
stricken a couple of weeks ago, but
quickly recovered, and is able to be
about us of old
Mrs. Alonzo Buttery and her daugh-
Silver Beach Milford.
Broad River was broken into last Butt
erc‘l valuables were stolen.
New York contsrrlng with n commit
miouion in sculptural work.
William Ward will leave nonlinea-
stomiins at Boston. Montreal, Ottawa,
Toronto and Buffalo on route. ’ 1
Mrs. Albert.-Mstnke. who has been
own; for many «mounts. has returned
and will spend the common With her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Richard 13.131111
clle. ‘
m
EM". mwm‘ Rector returned tram
her little daughter. The latter 1m.
ter. Miss Alice, are spending this week .-
wlth a. party who have a cottage at' g
The home or 11111. E. .11. Blake .1
orally afternoon, by burglars and new If
Solon ‘H. Borxlnm spent Tuesday I11 '1
tee from whom he is executing u come "
day on a 11.11.111.111 trip up into Cans/do. W
at BECKMANN’S
Very Best Creamery Butter, lb...
Bibs. tht’lruham Waters 1..
BestNew YorkStuteCheoss. 1b ,
3 hhits.ankerCO1-n Flakes ,
Brook's lemon Julco,large bottle
DolesPinoaunie Juice bottle
, Weloh’s Grape Juice
Ilitl'l‘lCIl
I.1.n..n..1«ua..auc
10c. 25o,
sneer onocaniss, wmss AND muons.
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A. F Beckmann 8:
“a. & 85 WASHINGTONET"
Phone 44o
SOUTH NOR A
FINAL MAP OF
Rock id
(Formerly Board’s Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice
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Best Quality of Coal at Lowest
Summer Pribes
Harris 81 Gans Compa;
TEL. 721.
Home Bioets ~
Fancy Potatoes
BEN HUR FLOUR .....
BAKER’S COCOA DR CHOCOLATE.
1......I... ...... unavotvonoobq
1 line berries Melons, Tomatoes, Cuxrnnts, Wax Beans, neum
Miss Jennie Van River. or New 11911 mum... 1’ ’ ’C ‘
('11.on spending 11 ten days' vacation Pineapples . 19¢.“
UNITED GROCERY COMP
20 NORTH ohm or.
The Hatch 81 Bailey company
SOUTH NORWALK-y CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Toiophono.‘ 4|.
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining fluidly in popularity as a substitute for lath»: 1
plum and "limpet. It is susceptible or an infinite "not!
"or artiitl‘o mm for mild and ceilings and permits 0!
wide more 1011‘ inolvmw protorment no 111111.. up no mo "
Ind keep I Inge supply on hand.
helwtvmmn and minute"
mm I: not well.
do w Woo-doodle" holly. Worth
Grooms willie in now chart three my.
Norwalk Chronicler