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Bolton - A‘ ‘
. The Candy of Excellence 3
J13?!) pin“ pound “‘
. .11. ultras. ,
About l‘or Town of. Home“:
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LANE's 911115 toe QflEAM
11-15 soar as ”new
‘ Puocuors A
F A LANE
61 Wuhlnglon strut,
.uulhwuorwolk
Anderson's Launch Works. A
Launches and Boats
cl" all kinds promptly built. loan 4
tor “In. All hind: of «purine
given special ottoman. '1 '
Oyster Shell Point, Norwlik
COMMlTS SUlClDE BY DRINKING“;
AClAD lN MERIDEN CHURCH. l
Miss Olive Mead, of Noroton, is vis-
iting friends in South Norwalk.
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.... . . IMERIDEN, July 23.——Sented in the:
MI‘S- Fred Miles, 0‘7 30““ Norwaik, confessional, with her weary heads}
is spending the day in Bridgeport.
Henry Monroe. of Cannon Stntion,
spent yesterday in Norwallt on busi-
ness.
draped about. her neck,
exposed, her wrist-bag wrapped tight-g
1y about her arm and near her 11 bot-l
tie at rarbolie acid which had beenA
mixed with holy water, Miss Coral
Desscurenu, aged 30,wus found dead atl
lSt Joseph‘s Roman CathOlic 'church,
by the ctl‘t'etuker, who was sweeping
__ Saturday afternoon. She had swallow »
Clinton C. liubbell. ct 'Quiutdrd- 9.“ a 90mm of the acid and how “'3“
Place, is onte1t21iuing Harold Cutler, tcr ““1 her lips and mouth “,3” 59‘
of Orange. Mnssamusetts. “”9“ burned
"« Miss Desseureon left home eatiy Sat.
The Citnpentets' Union wil hold a.‘ many afternoon, apparently in good
iii-monthly business meeting this our :Bllll‘lIS. and said site was 150mg to Halt
hing 111 the Vi all street quartets. 'a girl friend she bud evidently stou-
ped lit .1 drug stole on the way to the
Miss Hurtiet Green, of Wilton, is cliutchhnd purchased the acid which
Spending a low (1.355 Willi her sister, she dtuuk. ’llte medical exnmluet pro-
‘Mrs. Fred Miles, 01‘ South. Norwalk. 5 nouuced :14 a case of suicide», No rea.
‘ 111011 is known for the act, but her
Max H. Schumann 11nd viamily, of
‘lsnnc street, me enjoying a week in
Bedding.
1i
Pride of Court Nut",1uk No. 80]
Companions of the Forest will hold ligious munia and woe not r'espous-
a regular bimonthly business meeting We She leaves a mum Joseph 3
this evening 1111011101' and several sisters and
‘ blothets.
The town board of school visitots‘ w~ m
will hold a regular meeting this evo- I F010" Kidney Pills are healing
hing in the high school building in strengthening and tonic and contain
West avenue. no hzumful or habit forming drugs.
“elcome SE30! Lodge No «1.34 N. J (ioxhttm, cashier, Bank of Wood-
Sons oi? St. Geotge, 1vl-ll hold a regu- “”91 W,oodvllle Goa recently had an
1111 business meeting this evening 4“ acute nttnrk of kidney trouble. "The
the Main street ball. pains in my lllflCk and kidneys were
......A 1 totrible, but i bought 11 bottle of Foley
Mr. and Mrs. David FAiulterty; oi; Kidney Pills and took them, and can
Prospect menue. have been entettniu— truthl’uilys say they hare entirely to-
ing Miss Kllflllyn Walsh and David iiexod me. i find more benefit from
Walsh. of Brooklyn
lvlne I lime 111111'lukeu. 'li_\ thorn.
Refuse uny substitute. \V. ’l‘. \Vlgmore
11nd Co. , . "
Catholic l'niou Council, No. sill,‘
. Knights of Columbus, will hold :1 regu~
I lar business nteetnig this evening in;
the club house in West avenue.
GIFT T0 CATHOLIC CHURCH EX-
TENSION SOCIETY.
(‘lilCAGO, ilAl., July 21l.~~1\ gift of
3:18.900" was made to tho Cutltollc
iihui'cb Extension Society hero inst
night, y the Ancient, Order of Hiber-
lllilild 11nd lutdies‘ Auxiliary.
men contributed $10,000
omouut.
The gift will be used to establish o
moruiuuont mud. lmown Slh the Hilton
nlmt fund, to which will he udded the
Mr. unti'Mrs. Clarence Knapp, Miss
Hattie Crocus, Mrs. lillizuboih Cough;
lln, Archie Merriam and Howard Sco—
ileld spout Sunday ut ‘llyo lleacb.
Lady Worthington Lodge, No. 21.
Shepherds of Bethlehem, hold a bi-
monthly lutulnoss Anteetlug lust even-4
1111; and transacted routine liuslncss.
of the
Our l‘lt'otitero‘, Lodge, No. 10, l. t").
"0. li‘., hold 11. weekly business meeting; “”“fl‘m'll Kills by members ,
lut evening in the Wall street qtiutu'uml‘ ‘0 ”3“» ”WWI "Om the hind
tors: Routine business was irunsnct M“ "9 “W“ 1” “th’llfih i‘hfllicls and
all , tunnll chunhoh throughout Atncrlcu
' .M. liom inns to time.
Mrs. Elia Eugen, of Camden. New
Jersey. formerly of South Not'wnilf,
returned to her hammtodny. utter 11
oh: wooko’ visit with her sister. hire.
Mum Cunningham‘s)! Lowe street.
Honey well invested-won Advertise
moot in The fiontlncl.
The Conga-mitotic] Men's Club, of.
Mustard. in looking forward with
pleasure to the 11111111111 shore dinner
to its hold at 'Dotslon's. 801M Nor-
nilt, this evening. The mothers are
to most. at Central Park, Momma. st
‘8 oucitxtit
William J. broil. ot- ,Plolittwtilo ‘ '-
uremic. expects his III 11-11 out!
her two amnion iron 131,1 ‘
. Thursday. The minimal dolled
Wednesday on the “Min (ii
no will come to Nerdy
' tlieuds any site was affected with 1‘8-1l
her .scepula l ,
them than front any other kidney med- A
The won
from 1’
' C‘utbili’s
Straw Hat; 1’
Serge Suit
Car w
, o
is THERE ANYTHING YOU'VE
' MER OUTING?
‘ TELEPHQNE 108.
Extra Trousers?
Budge Fish“, Market
specials
' In Muslin
Underwear
We have just received 11 new
line of LONG NARROW
WHITE SKllt'l‘S, just the thing
,for the narrow dresses. iii. popu-
lar prices, $1.00 and $1.50.
SPECIAL VALUES in Night
Gowns. good motorist, low neck,
lort sieotos, 50c.
.J. I. Mallette
88 Washington 8!.
Tel. 449. So. Norwulk.
'son to dread the extraction of teeth,
., Met f l 1
Summer]
,Schoc.
Icon mmik Mom
m own. '
Slate Board of Education Pro-A
poses c ‘oks illiarti'ar tor
‘ children to an Employ.
magi certificates
9 . Children who seek certificates 1‘01
G ern-ploymont this year will llnd a
‘ more thorough ‘and stringent educa-
tionnl test or eminatiOn to go up
‘ against, than was the case last your.
State Agent Charles N. Hall said to
ll. reporter recently that it would not
‘ been easy for a child between" the
ages of 14 and 16 years to secure the
cmoloyment certificate this your no it
Was lost year. which woo" the llrst
year that the new law regarding child.
ren went into effect.
“The whole pumott of this 11111‘. as
members of the state board of educa-
tion regard it,“ said Mr. Hall, “is .10
insure every ‘chlld who enters employ-
nient having a lair, elementary edu-
cation. ‘It isn't the object of this law
to weren't children trom getting cer
tidcutes of employment, but to see
. that such children as do get oettifl
elites have suffbcient education to
meet a certain standard .ol require-
ment. it will be the tendency for this
educational test or examination to be
more. strinegnt as the time goes on
and each. yenr‘wili see, undoubtedly. 11
, harder examination for the applicant
to go through. 'l‘hie'wm have the.
‘tendency to keep children from the.
inelds of labor when they should be
. bout from them. It is wrong that chil-
. 2* ‘ f drcn, so the state board of education
.2 , ' .z. lhelieves, he put to work at an early
. age at. the sacrifice of an education.
gngreSh FlSh ”The official your will begin August
' , , ‘1 and alter that date the test will be
iburder than it is at present. It won’t
i. be so easy to get the certificates For
- .instnnce. 1111 to the [present time the
,requirenieuts are that an applicont
:tor a certificate. pass an examination
in reading, writing and in the funda-
mentirl rules of arithmetic. including
fractional arithmetic. From now on
the requirements will be that a more
thorough othinntion_2bc given in
leading and writing. and both com
man and {decimal fractions. such as
having to do with weights and meats-
urcs. for instance, will be part of the
test. This examination will mean that
a fair. elementary educationuvill be
tequited of all children who go into
the shops, factories and stones of the
state, to work.
“We anticipate that there is going
to be 11 great. deal otiuss and trouble
from relatives and pn‘rents who want
their chlldren‘at .work. But it won’t
be any greater than it is at present
Many wants when below the. state
agents and Leg, cry. implore tease,
coax. and go to oil manner of means
to :persuii‘ile the agents to grant the
certificate. We try and make them
see the hurtu that is being done the
child it put to work before getting on
education, .‘but in many cases we full
and tho‘imrent or parents go away“
with the idea that we are unfair.
Bridgeport is the largest industrial
city in the, slate and titeer are more
i
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FORGOTTEN FOR YOUR SUM-
RE, DELIVERYfi
Painless Extracting
it is no longer necessary tor a her-
when a method so harmless and pain
less is 'nvoilabie.
1 have mode 11 special study of this
branch or work and am able to meet
the demands in every case; it your
teeth have been neglected until they
are broken on. or it there are con-
ditions which render them difficult to
extrhct, they will respond last as sat-
isfactorily to my methods as those
which do not require essleclul com.
The mouth is left in good condition
and no ill altereflects follbw.
Dr. 1H. MALLERY
16 South Mom at. Booth Not-well
Hours: 0 a. m. to 8 11.111. 31111-
a‘" by ”90mm.“ only. to become. emulated there than in
most or the other cities.
This law will
the future generation. it will mean a.
better educated ohm or people in the
factories and shops and thus a more
litettigent. class will mum on the
city' 11 mutation.”
_Lovsns
“The rm"
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CASTORIA
to Will mom
Iill lid in this 1111111111111
SIX Am wflfiAfilNM FOR MEX?“
TUESDAY. '
‘ 4* Best New York State Cheese, lb
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Many will write for these maps bu t the one who gets first than:
PriCe of Coal Reduc
children who linolyjor the certificates 1.
“The true situation should be known ‘.
with regard to the low and the edu~ ..
”in... momma-
he a blessing. in my estimation, to .L
, at BECKMAANN’S
‘ ‘Very Best Groomer-y Bt1ttet'.lb
3‘ lbs. Fresh Graham Waters
Illicit-Orrin
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un-Oleo-Iuolgpc'IlIQOIo
*3 111153 QuuhorCorn Flakes. ...... . ..... .
Brook's Lemon Julce, large bottle . ..... .
Boles Pineapple Juice, bottle ....,2...,. ..... . ....... ‘
_Welt-h’s Grape Juice ..., ...... 10c. 25
SELECT GRQGERIES. Vl/lNES AND LIQUORSA
A F lcckmann & C
9'1 a. 85 WASHINGTON s12.
Phone 440
..soUTt-t NORWAL
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FINAL MAP OF
RoCk Rld g
(Formerly Beard’s Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th
' TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice
Telephone 760 South Norwoil
M D. RANDALL
i
Best Quality “of Coal atALowcst
Sutumer‘Prices
TEL. 721. ‘ ,-
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Home Beets?
BEN HUR noun . .
smears com» on CHOCOLATE ....... .......
Raspberries, Melons, Tomatoes, Currants; Wax Beans, (locum-he
Carrots. ' f ’ ' ‘
Pineapples
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20 NORTH MAIN GT.
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The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Tolephom. 40.
‘ BEAVER B5ARD '
in. gaining rapidly in populsrity as s substitute {or lath uni 4
cluster Ind waltpupor. It is susceptible at an infinite vmoty
of artistic design: for walls and ceilings, and permits or I.
wide scope for individuu charm-mom anatomic. We are mute
cad keep c. lugs supply on head.
procession. Anyone on today who you-
lords could 11110111 is , equipment A_ .
, this of the motoring world imam“ in row outsm-
thoracic they are light, right and economical. B.
L; Benedict agent on South iloin fittest.
Norwalk Chronicler