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The North Stamford Sunday echooll
was on a picnic at Room yesterday. ‘
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Miss Grace M. Godfrey, of Wilton.i
ls Visiitlng Mrs. Frederick Buckley, oi"
Norwalk.
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A large party of (Stamford folks..
headed by Cla1ence1Hay. took a trolley
hide to Rotou Point Wednesday night.
G. A. F‘ranke. who has been con-
fined to his home in Hazel street for
the past few days, is suffering from a
ellglutattack of appendicitis. II
21115. Samuel H. Hancock, duughtori
Margaret and son Samuel, of Lowe
street, have gone to Full lllve1 \lass”
to spend the balance of the summer.
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Keep cool and comfortable! Go to
the N. E. Ryan 00’ 13 store and pur-
chase one of the Dressing Sacq11es
ibelng offered at a special price this
week
1M1. and Mrs. Henry Simpson and
daughtel Peull of llethel, who have
been visiting at the home 01' “2111'. 11nd
Mrs. G. A. Franke, inil‘lnzel street,
“returned to Bethe] yesterday.
A colored Sunday school £10111 New
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(gram ‘he adopted before leaving Ore-
'gon. He has sent postcardo and let-;
‘things among them the telephone ex-
? est,
‘ betw eon
HAVING FINE TIME.
Martin J. Cunningham, Danbury Elke’
Deiegate..Homeward Bound.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Mar-1
tin J. Cunningham, delegate to the
Elks‘ national convention at Portland.
01e., is in Denver today. will be in
'Kansne City Sundav, and home :luly
31. providing he is following the pro-2
ters to many Elks and other blends
in Daubuly, writing that he is having
a splendid time.
Aftei leaving Oiegon he went to
Pasadena and Lea Angoles, from where
he. planned to go to Denver He has
seen the. wonde1s of the Gland Cun-
you and Yellowstone Polk in Sun
Francisco he now many interesting
change in which only Chinese Iwomen
are employed
Among the business of special inter-
to Connecticut that came before
"i8 THERE ANYTHING‘YOU'VE FORGOTTEN FORtYOUR SUM‘
MER OUTING?
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.All Kinds "of, Fresh Fish
Oysters, Clams, etc.
Soft Crabs and Lubsters
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. ‘1
the convention was the decision as to
where the proposed honlexol the Nor-
walk 11nd South Norwulk Elks should ..
be located. There was irieudly rivalry ‘
thc Elks of the two places
lot the honor of having the home. As
they could not deride it among them-
York had an excursion at Roton Poinl,‘ selves thei decided to put it ill) to the
.vcslcu day, and there were a number of national conv 91,130“. lit was decided by
small“ '1’“ ties thorn Stnmtord, New the convention that the home be local:
(1111111911 and other nearby places. molt-IQ“ at South N0r\‘rhlk‘_.;Dalll)ury News.
log the attendance one of the largest
of the season. “’
Main direct pming work in still
iheld up awaiting the ur1i111l oi‘ spe-
cial wo1k to he used 11cm Union 111 e
~ nue. The laying of bricks in 1111'ogrc811-
log and the street has pructicnlly been
finished to Center avenue, although
lhut one side in open to travel.
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The legulnr meeting 01' Shekinuh
Bnnoiomm, No. 871, A. 0.1%. and R.
will he hold in New (11111111111, thin ove-
nlng. Members from South Norwulk
will make the trim by automobile, lenv
1111:: 1h huuhs liven stable at 7: 301
m. Anungmuontn have been made to
carry all who denim to go.
wthrow illltu. tl‘lh'ion'n.
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A number of were have been cut
down in West avenue during the prolnl
room of the .povlng operations. Moat
of them more olnnl. 11nd iiMI ”boon kill-
ed :11y.'1i1o ravages 01 the calm tree
worm. A lama oak tree. also in the
may of the paving work. we: removed
. Man the green in Main street. collo-
sllte Croce 1mm. Nomadic.
upmuaawuu
lira. Charles M. Wliiilunn and
daughter Alice luwc returned tram a
villit to Hporkill. N. Y. Mine Alloy
returned with a white Mm mo s 1 ‘
tier. 1111 oddity in local enninc society.
Only neverni inches in length. the lit-
tle 11111111 has already common to
attract camidorahle attention midwiv-
. mil 111116ch Mombasa.
~For any pain. from top to too.
from any cause. apply Dr. Thomas'
Eclectric Oil. Pain can’t stay where
it is used
I DYE HOUSE STRIKE ENDS
1' TH lOMPSONV’llAIE, (301111.. July 25.
wThe dye house strike at Hartford
cannot company's plant wnu ended to
day. The urrivul of strike breakers
1111M night was no incentive for 62 of
ithe old hands to apply tor work all
. soon as the gates opened 11nd other of
{the strikers 90011 no ed to he taken
|buck ‘l‘lloae first applying went to
1.! work at the old wage conic. over which
:thire had been complaint, and the
company will rec-111mm iiu former help
on inst. no room is found let them. The
company Muted ut noon that. it had
more help thun needed. The end of
the etrllte ulno ntoppudoihe plan for
torming a union of the drehouse cm.
ployen. no the cull for the meeting to
thin ond hurl linen ounce-lied
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RUBRERS
This Winter
, Specials
In Muslin
Underwear
We have just received 11 new
line of LONG NARROW
WHITE Sitili‘l‘lri. just the thing
for the narrow diesecs. at popw
ler pxices. $100 and $1. 50.
SPECIAL VA! 111118 in Night
lownu. good nunorlui low neck,-
Iort sleeves, 50c.
I. I Mallette
88 Washington St.
Tel. 449. So. Norwalk.
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..Pllhiii:‘Utliitltsildm‘mlstion 1:11»
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. T.‘B...Forti Makes Significant Rel:
. (mock! Relative to. llule, But
Will Not Discuss Mailer-03-
stares his Up to commission
as a Board
"new 11111111111, July ‘26-—Thnt 1111111111
never considered the older issued by
the public utility commission prohi-
biting passengers from riding on the
tuning hoards or steps oi trolley cars
one that would be enforced thy arrest
and court action was a statement
made yesterday by C. C. Elwood, of
Mount Carmel. engineer of the public
utility commission. Said Mr. Elwood:
“1 novel considered tor a moment.
SOUTH NORWALK
'der ot the public utility commission.
Neither. so far as I know. did any of
the other commissioners. Our order
diredtly nifectod the Connecticut 00.
it was intended only through the ttol.
icy company to reach the people. The
1 whole sum and substance of our de
cleion calling upon the company to
clear the running hoards was this:
We decided that the running hoard
was not. intended tor carrying pas-
sengers any more than was the ten-
der or the bumpers. Accordingly oval
decided to order the company to pass
a rule forbidding riding on the run
ning hoards, as they have already 1pm.
lllhlted the riding on fenders and
bumpers. The company obeyed our
orders. They have done all that was
required of. them."
if the order could not be enforced
by law.',oaid Mr Elwood it 1vas‘the
province or the legislature. not the
cummission. to enact law: governing
FREE. DELIVERY.
Painless. Extracting
it is no longer necessary for a per:
son to dread the extraction of teeth.
when a method so harmless and pain-
less is available.
I have made 11 special study oi this
Your Dollar Has Bigger Vain
. 1.31115. I‘mh Graham I
I met New $3!ka I State Cheese. lb.
~ 3 {11:88. .Qunliertlorn Flakes
""‘Dole'e‘ Pineapple Juice, bottle -..‘. 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Welch' 3 Grape Juice
A. F. Beckmann &
Many will write for these maps bu t the one who gets first cho e.
that the police would hook up the or- . _ -
i TEL. 721.
Home Beets
BEN HUR FLOUR
BAKER'S COCOA OR CHOCOLATE ....... .....
(‘aII'rOts
Pineapples
PAGE snvnn
at BECKMANN’S
Very Best Creamery nutter, lb...;..
Waters...
.1...oy-aLg-.-uv.-la-.-vuvr
I‘lpbvil'KJgIhlID}tllnt
, 1 W I I..
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Brook's Lemon Jamaican bottlei
all-luu-nrvyuapuwgcunyq
1.11....ocon-uuainvilrafi
10c.
SELECT GROOERIES, wmas‘ AND Llouons.
nip-ilnewtuug-luauuoptp
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9.. n 115 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH New
Phone 440
FINAL MAP OIF
“(Formerly Beardis Rocks) I
. _ READY APRIL.29th
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
,Only one-First Choice '
Telephone 760 South Norwol
M. D. RANDALL ' '
Best Quality. of Coal at Lowest.
Sutnmer Prices
2
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Raspberries, Melons, Tomatoes, Currants, Wax Beans. Cucumbers
branch of work and am able to meet
the demands in every case: it your
teetthve been neglected until they
are broken off, or if there are can-
the «situation.
A passenger arrested in West 1111
ven for violation of the order was no-
quilted Wednesday after briel court
or. 1.11. MALLEKY
111116113 which render them difficult to
extract they will 11151111116 just on sat-
isfactorily to my methods as those
which do not require especial care.
The mouth is left in good condition
and no ill attexertccte follow.
proceedings.
Mr. Ford's Remarks.
1‘. BfFordya member of the pub
lic utilities commission. when asked
Wednesday. about the rule against rid.
lug on the running boards which had ..
no'teeth to it. said that he would not .‘I
dine-use the matter. all an exprension ..
‘ .v of the rule was a nlaittorgl'or the ..
16 South Main St" South WV“ imam and not an individual member. "
yam-l": ‘ '- ml to 8 D. It. Bnn- He made the significant. remark, how-
in 2 of
01 1 ~ ever. that u look at paragrap .
GIYI/w app ntmont MU. section 1242 of the general statutes ..
9 11111111311
87 Minute “$1111“: Mod "nominal, Conn.
OCUL‘STIQI ND“ OP‘I'ICIANS
MANY A MAN
is eurpxluod to and the illiter-
enco 11 «pair, or steam will
malice!
To one print clout-1y and oh:
lent: plainly. to be rid of the
tiled 1111111111911 and dull aching at;
the 19y u.
OCULIB’i‘tl, not optimum, ox-
omine your even here.
j-
(icon suturday Evenings .
1 . might be or interest“ t
The section referred to says: .2
- l“EVe1ya1eraon who shall willfully ‘ ,
nod unlawfully he upon. occupy. or at— _
' tach hinieelf to a lender, humor, ::
coupler. druwhm‘. root, or other part .
oi'the our. oi any electric or street “
, railroad company. not intended tor
, passengers. shall 111?; fined not more
. than $20. or imprisoned not more '_
than 30 1111141. or moth.” ,
The hateful inference o! the tilt.
111111411 that it. is a: unlwwtul to ride I
‘ ‘ 1 on the runningzbonrda as it 111 .011 .1110 1
I ‘ tendon by remnant the rule “at the"
1“le utllltm communion. not the
LOVER’S
“The Plate"
1111111111111 company by direction or thoij
151111111: utilities cmmiiiion.‘ null 111‘
not a rule direct tron? the connota- :
UNITED GROCERY COMR
20 NORTH MAIN ST.
PHOINE
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
. .IOUTH NORWALK.y CONN.
'o; artistic liaison tor walls and 1511111119. and ml“ or in
wide new to: individual nretomant and late. W. m INN
law quoted who“ cannot the applied. 1 1 ‘
' a. the rule unimt utandlng on the 't J
running board: In a no» of the Com .
Norwalk Chronicler