Gentt’ bark in... and ii
‘ Gray Underwear at.
E K. BANKS
3.1.91.1... Hotel Block
loath NoMlk
“9"."
#BOY BEEPONSIBLE FOR FIRE. _
11101111131111.1111. N. 1.. June 1s.--
“113.8 Wolfe. oi! Ferndsie. Sullivan“
‘ '..'colinW. near here. tried to 399.1111 her
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i
' "Fair tonight;
,izyoung' son late last night and in so
doing upset an oil stove. Twelve hus-
j1ness houses and three dwellings. in-
eluding the Wolfe house, were burned.
The loss is estimated at $75, 000.
1 ‘1, Furnished Room to new I
serum want chance it to a ha
111st room—Rented.
YOUR CORRESPONDENCE
13 well ordered and surrounded with _‘
that degree of dignity that‘s neces.
1sary it your stationeryis bought here. '
CORRESPONDENCE STATIONERY .I
is greater in variety than what one, -
towel-3 require for positions. We have "
|both kinds and whether for business ‘_
or other use stationery bought here
is up-to- date. . .
We don't go astray on price. as that
like our statidnery is always satis-
tactory.
Wm P Beers
-,s SQUTH‘ MAIN 31'.
wasrnsn FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Thursday, fair and
warmer Faintonight and Thursday;
moderate ndfilh and northeast winds.
Scattered showers have occurred dur-
ing the last 24 hours in the northwest.
the lake region‘, and along the west
Gulf and South Atlantic coasts. The
temperatures we high yesterday in
the Contrai‘seo 6113.1Several places
reported 90 degrees or. above. and
Evansville, indisna. deported £00. .11. 4
area at high pressure central over On-
tario is producing moderate tempera.
torso in the eastern portion 0! the
lake region and~New England. Condi-
tions favor to: this vicinity lair weath-
er and continued cool tonight, follow-
ed by slowly rising temperature on
Thursday.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low. 61; high, 78.
{Partly cloudy.
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James ponneuy, of South Norwiik,
the enterprising stationer. spent yew
tarday in New York city on business.
-—Star Columbia Dance. Dorion's
Point. Wed, June 13th. Tickets 250.
Miss Dorothy Steele, oi Ansonla, is
mending the day in South Nora/ails.
where she is visiting relatives and
Moods.
Special Agent or the Northern ln-
surance Company William Williams,
of Huston, spent the day in Norwalk
westerday. and made a settlement for
the Wis property lire of last Sai-
iii-day.
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The lire companies oi Norwalk were
called out at an early hour this morn-
ing. The lire was a little shed in Inuit
oi A. G. Willisms‘ home in Camp
street. The tire was quickly put out _
sitar the liremsn arrived
11'... Hannah Waterbury has attachfi
ed Charm iii. Rowsli {or the hopper-
__ silent or s inn anuslsims tit (images
. “"71 0‘ MW; 1‘“ 1'11"" 1'“ W” unmet court. one soon. sitar rum
and costs or the suit. The case is
‘ returnable to the city *ooort at 8111111
lord on the iourth Monday in June.
“Mar. Prod denim Ind ”rattlin-
Shudder. of West all-est
frees
Special
Made to Order for Your Party;
'tples. Also a large assortment
Place Cards. 3 . .
emcee +0 sun“ Act. .4;
Stationery Store
is 130er MAIN smear.
.¥
or‘ pie-date low so On
FRED. H. GANUNG.
Funeral Dimtor Ind
Embslmsr.
Office and Residence»
Telephone 906.
84 Bo. Main 81. so. Norwsik.
IYII IXAMINI” FREE
AND “Mill! GUARANTIID
Open wonky and lsturdsy lvsnlnes
umrlo IANK 5011.0in
. loath Nora-1k.
Fenwick optical 5(In.
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NO all! AMINO? TNOLLIYMIN.
deitllliitii‘ Conn. June 18.--
, m.» Whaler motorists. were dis-
charred in his nominal 'ilorm oi the
new it“ 3113131113443 demons: 111»
3W“ 111m. rm
Come in and see some of our sam- ::
of L'
DONNELLY’S
(madden. Willi“ and Hotelier Dick. N
, l‘ ,
S'Burne'r ................ 58.45
Ovens ,.......u... 98o to $2.50
PORCH HAMMOGKS. "
089 to W. 98.
action HAMMocKe.
”4-98 to $15.00.
0111‘- line at Porch Screens. Perch Chairs. Lawn M'
irléerators are the best value,” to he had.
alks
’24 “1131103 “Eh:
wide ........
wide ...
SCREEN DOOR
HUMMER wmnolli sateen. ,
18 inches high‘ 89; '
rlwidee...~,-..... .
. . .
Asphalt, Tar, Cement,
Flag, Gravel;- Cinder.
Tan Bark. ~Kny con-
struction required.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
...—...
aW**%&+W&W~P*®PJ
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3; O D. Jackson “333.3125“
0!" Optician "”0“ “3‘
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
MMWWMMMWM
on Don’t Olivn ‘an Auto
You may hire one here by the hour. day. week or month at
reasonable rates. Our chaufleurs are careful and experienced men.
Large Pineapple! 10c each
Bermuda Onions ,. 4 quarts. ale
3 cans Milk for
assesses-
See the New Models of the Meyer
Why: have Just been received. Bernoulli-Minna *. geese».
OSCAR H BANKS
GARAGE. RIVER STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
Per Dozenllifioz.
Fancy New Potatoes 35cc peck
Radiance, Cucumbers.
..
to North Main It.
United Grocery Co.
Mating 0110an C0.
Estimates tarnished on all loads at Midis: Motions. more
slices and repair-wort.
m WAlHiNToN I'flill‘r.’
law-ll.
userseq-oasissic-cIsllldetolesnttvlllcIsolate ”O
26 in. nuance: for . l1.15
Strawberries. Grasses, bounce. anthem. Best, Green and Wax Beans,
Phone ill.
Castration
and Builders
NUT" 'NORWALK. _
r, Ilfhsharn being erected for 'i’. J.
Mahon‘ is nearing. completion. ' ,
.. as -...
Mlss ituth Thomas olnl'lew flanaau.
has been spending several days with
Miss Missal.
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.rllenry Lutz oi New deraoy. ‘has
‘heen visiting his aunt,,Mrs. Will Beck,
turnovers! weeks.
Mr and Mrs. A. C. De ,Voe, of South
Norwalk. visited with Mr and Mrs.
11.0. Lester last week. 1
Julian Jacobs and triend at New
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jacobs.
Hope. of, New York City; are spending
the summer at Mrs. De Witt La Dues.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Smith are stay-w
ing at their summer home after
spending the winter at High-bridge,N . .
Y. 0.
Friends of Mr. Miesel will be glad
after a long siege or sickness during
the early spring.
Ray Vosburgh and a iriend or New
York'city, made a. flying visit to
West Norweilr Sunday on a motor cy-K
ole; and stopped at Riverside Farm.
The services‘a't the chapel Sunday
evening were very much enjoyed by
all who attended. Mr. Stewart will
preach next Sunday evening at 7:30.
Mr. and Mrs. C. s. Macomher and
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Lester motored
to East Haddam. last Friday. to at~
tend the celebration of the . new
bridge.
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Mr. and Mrs Will Beck and daugh-
ters and Mrs Schede enjoyed the
1 trip wash lladdam last Saturday
I: very much. They attended the cele~
jj Motion of the new bridge.
_, Mr." and Mrs. .Wheicer and daughter
~ Mary Elizabeth. and no. and Mrs.
'. Thomas of ”N. Y. ,city are spending
1: tile summer at the residence or Hugo
'j Ruhel. which they have rented.
”...-....
' The West Nor-walk“ Improvement
‘3 Society held a special meeting last
22 night, at which a number at Nor-walk
'j and South Norwnli: men spoke tor
and against Consolidation. The meet-
ing was largely attended. There will
be another meeting next Monday eve-
hing.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Glynn spent
Sunday with relatives in Naugatuck.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Nichols and
children at Bridgeport, were guests of
relatives in town, Sunday.
, liar. William .1. 31111111 oi tit. Aloy.
1 sius' Church. in making his retreat at
'3 Kaiser's island. Norwailt. this week.
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Preparations are now being made
(or occurs and dsnco under the sus
pleas oi the lioly News Society oil
St. Aloysius“ Church. in the Town Hall.
' 'i‘hursdsy evening. July 24.
tht raisin have proven s serious it
not fatal automobile accident occurred
1 , Sunday moraine, when a Ford car
driven by Judas A. J. Mans oi Ponur
street. turned over on the Whhschrns
road. s short distance west of the real
dance 011.. 1) Alexander. hlr.
was osu‘iit under the machine. but «-
' coped with hardly s scratch. its was
drlvlnr down the mile, and was on.
31113 to manipulate the nesting, leer.
Try a. he would he could not keep the
cry minute he was polities speed. as
he was Iain: down the innllns. arm
. s. series at dill-ll msnoourrinlt. the
“ ”the have Villain! as it it were scion
i‘ork city, spent the week end with
"Mrs. Andrew, Herman and daughter.. ‘
to learn he is very much improved ,
W.,Mass Mectin
- m in the middle of the rosd. and w ‘
The Kind You Have Always Bought. and which has been.
in use tor over so years. has borne the signature
1 , 1 and has been made under his page
Iona! supervisio
since its latency.
1 Allow no one to eceive 011111 this.
All Counterfeits, imitations and “ Justus-30oz”
Experiments that trifle With and endanger the insult ‘
lnihnts‘ and Childrcweldxperienco against Experimonilt
What is CASTORIA
1 vector-la is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Parse
curls, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. 111
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
. substance. It‘s one is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and alloys Feverishness. For more than thirty yearn it
has been in constant use tor the relief '0! Constipation
Flutuionoy, Wind colic, all Teething Troubles an
Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowelsg
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep.
Th e Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. , '
The Kind You... Always not
in Use For 0.3.- 30 Years
Till EINTAUI COMPANY. 11 IUIMV ITIIIT. NIW YORK cm.
COMPLETE WHEELER AND wiL-|ance he saw a trolley that had (tom
50" BAND FUN DOWN BY up from behind rundown Arnoldgl’av ‘
CAR' plays the baritone brass. Arnold‘fdl
One of Musicians. George Arnold'iappeared beneath the car whichlfllrep
Knocked Under Trolley and Carr-led‘c‘n 80‘“ 19" WWW 190‘- 3’9‘0’9 it;
Several Feet Under Fendér. stopped. The horrified musiciansilan
Death and injury narrowly missed the crowd that gathered at once one
every member of the Wheeler and pected to see a mangled mass honest
Wilson hand while they were playing the wheels Some one who crew! ’
outside the Yale ileld in New Havoni‘mder the car “0““ Arnold pinned;
yesterday. when a trolley car ran in,‘ under ‘he fender that runs “Imam.
to the men from behind. It knocked the car. The car ““3 .baolted 0“ :
several men down, sent George Arnold was taken out his clothes tom’
Arnold. a musician of 56 Jane street, 0“ I“! back and 1‘18 bOdY 3M {3°91
under the car and after rolling him 90"er with MW!“ "
for severalteet pinned him down. An ambulance was summoned
The hand had Just come out oi the 'Arnold was- taken- to the Grace. nose
Yale field, where they had played at pita]. To the‘surprlse or all. U13 ,
the Yalediurvard baseball game and tors found that no house were hrdjkan
was marching up the street in iorma- or internal injuries expected. His”
lion and playing. Suddenly and with strument which cost $95 «washabl-
out warning John A. Lynch, the lead-‘lessiy mined. In the excitement no
er of the band felt something strike one took the number oi the car are
him hard and almost knock him down. motorman and up to the timsatlld
Big Crowd Gathers. band returned to Bridgeport neither
he he struggled to hold his bai- was known to the musicians. '
Attorney General
JOHN H. LIGHT
Will address the people of The
Norwalks, on the
Consolidation Chart
AT MUSIC HALL
F nday Evening, June 1*
, AT 8 01010011
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A Special lnv'tanon is Extended to the
fi‘
Norwalk Chronicler