, .
” crate west to northwest winds.
i
. his. ‘ t
patrons of the theatre were excited run
and as far south as Virginia. Disturbv
WEATHER FORECAST.
) m
4 For Norwaik and vicinity: Fain,-
and. cooler tonight; Friday fair; mod-i
..Wea-‘!
ther conditions: The disturbance
which was central over the Loire
region yesterday morning is now pass-
{The Sporting
GeodsStore
log out the St. Lawrence Valley. iii Kodaks and Supplies. .
caused showers during the tart 241 Baseball Goods ..-
hours irom Indiana eastward to Maine Tennis Goods.
- Prices to Suit All.
noNusttvc
Stationery Store
1: sou-m mm erase-r.
ances central this morning over Nortbi
Dakota and Arkansas are causing
showers in the northwest and the:
lower Missisflippi Valley Moderate
temperatures continue in nearly all
districts east oi! the Rocky Mountains:
Phoenix, Aria, reported a maximum'
temperature of 110. " i
. . FRED. H. OANUNB
Funenl Director and
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY'
‘ Embclmcr.
Temperature: Low. 74;high,91.0ffl1§:l:;igoflmggznu
p.31 . , . « N.
1" mu” ‘ \ u so. Main at. so. Nam-ht.
"“'_*""‘TTTT,. f ,
“restitution: Nbghs, Worn} will ‘
hold its regular meeting this evening.
www-
Hot Weather Needs
Perfection Oil Stoves . $4.75 up
Refrigerators and ice Cheats “-25 UP
Guiana” ...... <...,15ctou.75
White Mountain Ice Cream Frauen.
all sizes.
Fruit Jars, Jelly Glasses. etc.
Gehebe’s
Houseiurnisliing Store
Miss Lois Marsh. or South Main
street ,has an attack of tonsilitis.
The regular meeting of the Norwailt
Boat Club, will be held tomorrow even-
Kabaosc. Encampment. No.9,]. 0. O.
)1, will hold its regular meeting this
evening.
St. Mary‘s Young Men's Club, will
hold its regular meeting“ tomorrow
evening.
1' as West. W St.
Cockenoe Tribe, No. 32,1. 0. R. '15., South Norwclk.
”will 139“ its regular meeting tomor- Phone 397, Prmpt Delivery.
row evening. “—
—or leg: !8|Irv—co a!!!
‘ Asphalt, Ta Cement,
a S Flag. Gravel. Cinder-V
Tan Bark-"Any con-
RAYMOND BROTHERS,
struction required.
WW*%%**W*%**
O B Jackson as wsuarsss‘r
3': domain.
as Optician m“ m
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
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Seven passenger 48 H P. "U. S L." Electric Starting and Light-I
_._._._;_-._.<.;.;.;s;.;.<.;.;.'sg-m:
‘ ted to the City at Nor-walk Board oi
' Councilmen:
' of Norwalk Public Library have the
, and ”completion of the auditorium and
w useful. So that now the library build- the assistant librarian, Miss Wilson. Notices of books waiting and ov
3: ing the past year.
.1 the following directors has expired~ months. , fl
.. C L, Glover C A. Hal-“mm. J T June .... ........... .......... .,8007i
‘2 Hayes.
‘July . .......................... 8 932i Books and other contributions-44: I _
lug System, flhiahed like a coach Re if ' , August ....... 1 ......... . .'. ..... 9,140 Austin. Mrs. A. W” 8 vols., Juvenii
. spec ully submitted. Se 1,7925 d -Fi ti
OLGDOVER ptem er .............. . i an (r on
Complete With Fl!“ Equ1pment£,$3.250 c. n. HARSTROM’ October ........ . ............. ..8838 Bette Mrs. L. c. for Mrs. Russell.-
, uest J. T. HAYES, November ......... H9259 vols, Juveniles and Fiction. No
Demonstrat one on ”q " 'H. E. BISHOP, Décember ............ .. . .. .,8 554i yet fully accessioned. > ,
, - * W-M. HOWARD. January ....... 9.633 Bookwaiter. J. W. (author). 1 vol.
OS C A R . H .. B A . .1 K s 1F. B. BMT’I‘H, February ..'....i.........- ..... .8396, cloiogy /
. , _ . w, A. CURTIS, March ...... ;.. ...... ‘ ...... 10 .35! Brockway, The Misses. full set as.
GARAGE? RIVER .TREET.‘ . NORW*LK CONN J. G. GREGORY, April .. . . .. . ............ p ...... 9. 540 view of Revlewg; one 33'; Englycky
':':':':':':':'”2.1-";-";':':.:'\:':':':'1'1'1". 1 ‘ : ; : : ’ IIII J_ .p. TREAD‘VEDL. ,May ........ H... ...... s. ..... 9,221 9804113.
- , . lercrla’. Roponrt, iBooks given out ------------- 57 1725 Brooks, Mrs. Percy Willis. cheerful
’ W / To the Board of Directors 0: the Guy‘dncrease over last year ........ 1.4861 children 3 fund.
CROGKER-WHEELER ‘ - . RED-SEAL DRY of Norwaik Public Library, Books given Gilt according i0 Civic League of Norwaik. check lot?
morons HOLESALE mo A“bAT'l'lfilliB Gentleman: months' childrens runs.
ELEGTNOM’ ’UPPL‘E'LEWGTRICAL FACTS. ' The year just passed seems tmyour June -"" ------------------ 4- 218 Cook Dr J B (author), one rot. 31°C-
Electric mug (or has in your-om miss my muses.- librarian, in spite of some handicaps, My ------- 4 7°.” "PM “'0 "MS-- Medicine: >-
is psi-teeny “hand without not It mum tho lervicec at the one of accomplishment. The circula- 5‘18“" ------ -------- 4-31}, (“We 'M‘" H L- 40 "”3” M1905!“
skilled mechanic to give you this result. We cc- Malia the men tlon reaches the highest point. “.173. September ....... . ............. 417~ 3 lany. Not yet fully secessionist]. "
_ and guarantee the lot) additions of books the largest nun: OCtober ...... ..... . ...... 4 653 Elle, G. P.. subscription to magazine.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO her, 794 notwithstanding the fact “I“,November ...... 4 876.1, Friend 1 vol., Fiction
(WM the appropriation 1,“ not been in- December ........ 4 504 A Friend,1vol.,'li‘lction.
alga-flue“; coufmmu, creased This. 1,, comparison with January ....... ..,5070 Ferry. Miss Mary B. 1 vol.. Science,
5‘ WATER 3T. PHONE m .007” NORWALK J the size of our publk}. 18 a good IGC'I February I . o t ............. . . . . .4, 684 and Subscription ‘0 mflguine. .2
.—
Buckingham Post. No. 12, G. A. It. ‘
will hold its regular meeting tomor-
row evening. ,
________ I
The Naval Militia, second section,
third division, will hold its weekly
drill this evening.
r
1 YOU CAN PIN YOUR FAITH
on my Optical Work. Go into the
Eyeglass question oarsfuiy More
you buy glasses. it is as ydangeo
one to wear glasses prescribed by
any {file but a Registered Optome-
i trist as it is to wear glasses titted
to some one elso'e eyes. Should
you Filo Millering with lllyo Trouble
consult the on any Monday, Wed»
nosday or Friday evening. 6: so to
9 n to
WILLMM J. MODES,
“Iiyocl ght dplelcllct ‘
chtci‘s Building, Room Wchh
Install at. one. Hoyt’c Theatre.
N. Y., 72? 8111 Ave. Daily 9 to 0.
Between 45th and 46th so.
Misses Marguerite Bilworth and
{Miss Burchio Worthington, of Norwalk
spent yesterday in Bridgeport, attend
log the play. ’
George Bears. the head salesmen or
the Norwallt Much of the Armour
and Company, has been transiered to
the cities at Long branch.
One of the conflicting electric tans
at Hoyt's Theatre oscillated from its
victims last night and foil with a
loud clatter. Coverall oi the fountains
\.
c moment. save one was iniursd and lib
tie damage was done.
Fellow the Crowd
ROTON’ POINT
DANCING
Morton: NOTICE”
it you are a subscriber to The tiles»
tipsl bring or send in trio and gut
titres of the most powder maintained.
Hearst's, Fashionable Woman and
'l‘ho Metropolitan. for three months.
.. c c
if, m are not a simmribor send or PilVliitln
bring £1.50 and The, handset and .
nominee will be sent you for those naming ".zflmifltufnd “turd”
months by mail. at you War to have
a timer deliver your super send us
lite tor disguises new them no
a was: tar as. sentinel. The am
also: deal with all the mat cob—
isotc or vital interest and. will pieces
was: member at the My
Six Pieces of Music
sentinel Wants m» a quick couch
and Wire mech- ot emaili-
«has. 'i‘hcr cm a direct car at
carrying c mac-cut to the as» who
trill be neat intercom.
L'tummcsahuchlfl
w.A.HANFORD
GARAGE”
Stanley Steam Clara
Rambler Cars
AUTOMOBILES TO RENT
ord but we aim,“ hope for better 'March , .,545! Germanetti, Mrs Bertha, 4 vol Fili-
. find better results LADY“ ..,-.., .................... WIE50::‘ “on ‘ . _
The complguon 0‘ the auditorium May . .- u ------------------ n - J 8 Getchell, Mrs. J. 13., 3 Volt!" Fiction.
Mating Construction Co. Milli?»
Mmuummbhcdmwuauuwmmmu .v‘
slim and repair work.
in WMHINTON ITIHIT. IOUTH NORWALK. .
L. 807-“.
ForTthWesk ,
iocpkgflGrMNablscooi-Baronct, pcrphg. 7s
Mack Melon Watermelon, Wax Beans, Cubwnbm
toes. Currants. :
United Grocery Go.
”Mudflats at. , . it
met“.
Fancy" regroup“ .,.. 95c
Hmfllahmp pmpmm scostccccicuaitic-cross-s '5‘:
Largellun Hmmmflt‘bmrfl
' W'-
Tun W M- bike/Sentinel ,
council This :ka ‘4
“The tollomng- rsport on the work at ‘ l
the Norivalk Library has been submit-‘ f
To His *Honor the Mayor and Council
of the City of Norwalk:
The Board 0! Directors oi the City
honor of presenting their seventeenth
annual report.
The year has been one of progress
the rooms in the basement. As stated
in the last annual report, this was
made possible by the legacy from the
estate of the late «Maria P. James, 81. -
2683 21, and by the generous gift of the
Civic League of Nonwalk, $402. 00 and ..
accrued interest of $67. 06, . making
available a total or :1, "237727 00mins
sum 51.51107' have been spent upon
the auditorium and the basement,
rooms. The balance remaining, 3226. 20
will. with other suitable funds, be‘
used for cleaning and redecorating the
library, of which there was much need. . . .
For this the contract has been award- ' I
ed and the work is to commence at
\once.
The Historical Society has also tin-
ished the work upon the Historical,
room, making it inost attractive and _..._
his: will be complete and we shall be and the faithful and intelligent ser due .. ................... .
able to enter upon a greater field of vices of our assistant, Miss Clara M. Letters written
usefulnesswa source of pride to the Hanna, 1 8111
city. Yours respectfully,
The working or the library 1, gm. DOTHA STONE PINNEO, aim.
bodied in the librarian a report whichi Librarian. l Newspapers~ _
is herewith submitted i'l'abulated Report of the City of Nor-,5 Catholic Transcript.
The directors would express their walk Public Library, from June 1st, l Christian Science Journal, '8 ti
appreciation of the faithful service or 1912' ‘° M" 31'“ ‘91?" :and Weekly. ‘
the “mug” and 1,9,. assistants durJTotai number of visits to li- l Greenwich Graphic. , . ‘
brary ....... . . , ...... . . . .108, 3041 Hartford Courant. I: .. ,2" ‘
Visits to library. according to‘ Norwaik Hour.
’ ficuth Norwalk Sentinel. “ :2 ‘
Westporterdieraid.
- ........
Bulletins and newspaper notice
Library open 301 days. 4
.....
By limitation the term of office of
has helped the work and we believe
will help it increasingly The children flcation:
have had an entertainment devised PM!“
Books given out according to closed. Gregory, Dr. J G loan of enoyeln .
dis, 1 vol. Fiction. ‘
..36. 898 WIHayes. ..II‘ 1 vol, amusemen
out w cos-ac
by tho assistant-librarian, ’ldiss Wii Juvenile Fiction ------------ . 7 146 Heinsling, n. 1. 3 vols. drama;
son, and carried out by her with the Juvenile Classed Books 1,0551 biography.
hearty cooperation of several 0! the;Philtleon¥ igipiuntiugton, H. (author), 1 v
young teachrs. This entertainmenfleligion 10,,
with gifts irom triends, brought a cut. Sociology ' ' ‘
358 Hard, Miss F. A. set audubonl
llcicnt sum to install some sort of ma- Science
219 Lane, Miss ill. L. magazines.
...L.....s...un..uu
chine for giving picture talks, and Useful Arts 223 (bulimia? Mrs L A 3,, vols. (Wed?
these talks will be inaugurated in the Fine Arts . ..... ....... ...... . 227 “9,,
Juli. Literature 1.030.,m3k, W T., children of 3 volts.
The story hour has been begun by ’PNW’ .. -------- ----- . “0 tors a;
sustain-cannula
a young woman especially gifted in the, 3??pr 2:: ngifllzlfiim BB“ 0 8 (maids)
writing and giving of stories and this ' '7 0 v r 0“ ..,. ~
will be carried on regularly. in me'Libmry U39 (““1““) 3 1093 Miller. I“ W 1 vol" fiction. 4 ~
(om, It 1, not often that ,, library «Broad River Branch (estimate). 150 National American Woman Guilt-cap
has the help of a storyteller clever 7309“ “”0“" i AMWIIUW- 4 W118 history;
anouah to write the stories she uses. 4409'- train “10 library shelves 0 Winter. Clarke 3 vols. invent!
and generous enough to put her skill “103““ paid ‘0’ by bookdaker. 8 HPGMOHO Club subscription tam
at the service at the library without WON 0‘" and discarded 139 Library Art Club. ‘ ..,.
monetary return. biscarded because of contagious Skelly, '11. A. 1 vol. political scouts,
.ulnc-v-sisssusuoa
Como rearrangements oi stacks will 5‘50“" . 13 Tacoma Commercial Club. 1 tab.
have to he made soon because at oven iltcmoved 5 ' ccription and travel.
now. and we have removed chamber Mbouadwhoohs - 331 Van Antwerp tunihor),1vel., cantata
» oi useless books at action and shall mm“nd*m“fln“ “”m“ ”33"
gradually remcvc more, 4‘ time goes Purchased 'iiiswuker. A. H. (author), 1 you ,, ‘ _
on, thus increasing the cdlcienoy oi “WWW “4 WM to “19m" 33 city.
our working library. and giving nccd New to malniibmfrom Book ‘ i Wing, nsv. H a. (author). 1 v
“magnum, till“), ................i. ..u- 331’ maphy.
The library micron: unknowlodgcu thanks added this year as above Treasurer's report, June 2. 191-0: 0d
the hcipoillics Patton Beard, utoryi recorded m Emma . ,9 ;
. tailor; oi the Miami Pryor. Harriet Total number in acesasions’ w . al’ctty expenses .............
Pmerrmilaoramith. Grass Hanna. count ..............‘....12.405 Books ..a
honors Ward and Atlas mountings” usury emu through host: club ass
and gills oi money train rm. rainy in our m morn room there
Willis Brooks, and the Civic League ham been mended Milli
tor the children’s entertainment Moon-tam:
The 'Norwaiit nook Club” has been At present on roll ..............t081
very mm. The Wt share at or thm there were new during
the books added this 7mmlicnthcrs the your ... tilt
have been so my calls upon the rap Number oi than who tclte books
chmhccamhomtmsl with misnomer .....5.lti
source. anomalies ihctlthccm We“ is
a mom «Wand holding pa- Mosthiltato‘r adults ..............34
WWW‘MMWWQMWO ammmfim unusual” i
We“ “alum“ ww‘utmm“ cbcorlsvocsssisi‘
H 4 ' l’WflEMMMM continues” 1
Papers and peflodicais .l.
Willi! ..siun-iwoiusisa.
Repairs .‘
insurance ...
Printing and stationary .
mail“: iiladduoesbldlitiv6dli‘
Kati“. outstac-u-ounacccss'
Trimming vines ............
Wfliilnwufl clivtluc’so
Tom Grit-liarsolus- ,1”;
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