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” night. reporting a splendid trip. They
' * past week.
id. in: 1? Tea Company's adv.
5 . Tho Norwalk Symphony Orchestra
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Marine Automobile, llurglary, Liabil~
ity, Compensation, Fidelity Bonds, in,
hot We can write any kind of Insur-,
lnco you mav require. Call us on the!
Phone No 123C. '
Taylor & Goldent
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
1 BUILDING.
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Pretty summer dresses at hilnz's. 1
Mrs .\unziata Berle. ot‘ Burbank
street. has returned to her borne from
a few days 1isit to Atlantic City.
A son was born last night to Mr.
and Mrs .‘intrrington S. Gallagher, oi,
Saugatutk Mother and baby are. do!
ing splendidly. '
The. Misses t‘hatleavne. of :14 (libs
son 'lerlace, were the hostesses 01~ a
pleasant weekend party of about eight
of their young friends.
Special prices on the items ill the on complaint of his father.
Norwalk Furniture Company adv.
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The meeting of the tire Cfilllilfllllos officers was all that came before theme,“ musicians of that Cll)‘ were “,9
W35 90319011“ “‘51 evening until "‘3“ regular business meeting last night of‘ judges, nrld Mrs. Grannlss
Monday night, on account of the open-
ing of the Carnival on State street.
Frank .I. Ilonohue, (Ioorge cooper. Norwalk 11!. E. Clllli'Cll will take place gationnl Church.
and Thomas \\ elch, answered the call tomorrow evening.
‘held a regular meeting last evening. l
Ginger Snaps
4 lbs 25c
Delicious ~ in Prints
Creamery BlltterNonc better
East India Tea Co
Tel 371 125 Washington Street l
WE GIVE AND REDEEM PREMIUM TRADING STAMPS. l
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LANDED 31x POUND EEL. l
Repeating his record performance of
ise1en years ago Adelbert Knapp of
Judge John J. Keogh is in Hartford Ri1erside a1enue, safely landed an eel
today on legal business ltbis morning while fishing in the pond
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The Winnipauk Republican Club
l 1? Wrawmcmocw
301;
Attorney Louis S. Beers. is confirled
to his home today on account of suck-
f ness.
.black, sustained an injured leg at the'
iwalk' is among the visitors to the,
Barnum and Bailey circus in Bridge-
port, today,
The Winnipallk Social Club will,
,lhold its regular iii-monthly meeting all
‘the club rooms tonight.
John Coppo. the well known boot-
carnival grounds last night.
Officer Robert Gainer, of Sotltll Nor.
Routine busi-
ness is to come 11p.
Lewis Lane was given 30 days in,
jail yesterday for drunkenness and;
breach of the peace. He was arrested
Routine business and nomination of
(‘olfax Encampment. No. 31, l. 0. O. I".
The first quarterly conference of the
Presiding Elder,
of the deep. and are down the harbor ‘Goodeliougb “1111 be present. 1
today trying to coax the blacktisir. g
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The large tent for the services to
be conducted by the Congregational
Church on Woodward avenuefinrrivcd
at the Steamboat Dock this morning.
lira, Margaret Rowland and daught.E
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er, of linnbury, who have been spend-
Ilmnrel. .\'o. 106, D. of (‘1.
The auditing committee of Court
will hold a
meeting at the Court Laurel
House at Bell island this evening at 8
,‘o'clock to audit the Court's books.
Try the Mansion House dinner to-
morrow. The menu will be found in
inc, a few days at Court Laurel Club, the adv.
Plrfe Point, Bell Island lune returned
to their home today. 1
A big bankruptcy sale is now
progrees at 15 Ely‘avenue.
Without any trouble or work,
can get 101 cents for every dollar de- l
posited in the Savings Department of 1
The auditing committee of South
\‘orv.alk Lodge. \'0. 1253. K. oiC.. will
in meet this evening at their rooms in
tSouth Main street this evening at 8
‘o'clock to audit the books of the Coun-
)’0u cll.
Judged 'llliam F. Tammany has writ
The South Norwalk Trust Company. ten and sent in a letter of protest to
and remains for one year.
'no better time to start saving your
dollars than today.
1.
. The automobile party, including wu-
liam Ferris, Freeman Mlnton, and C.
‘A. Brown, who toured to the Catskill
Mountains, Saturday, returned Idst'
5 9:31.311 home with them, Mrs. Annie
Minton, of Hillside Place. who has
been visiting in the mountains't‘or the
Read the extra specials in the Great
, Schaub. - 1
will hold its closing rehearsal this
Jnvltod to attend Professor William'
, Perry,_ under whose direction the
orchestra has shown much progress,
will no in charge, and the program
intake: to be a fine one. "After the
.fontertninment tonight. the musicians
Hill‘disband for the season.
Through an error, the Sentinel stat-
“at 1y
‘ tensed a residence in Hillside
.Moynndrolnoved there. having leas-
, his property in Burrltt avenue to
illinin Skidd. The facts on the case
are these:,‘tErank B. Field, son of
F H Field has moved to the residence
Hillside Place. F. ii Field will re
m at. his old residence. 36 Burritt
sand, and has leased the recon
omen nt Tristan 1!: Hyatt:
will he found in tho adv. '
lg to! the m1 and Third District:
iFlodlor‘s orchestra. Admission 250 a .
,Rndely awakened were the manyemm‘
There is1Tali Commissioner William H. Corbin
of Hartford. against the proposed in-
crease of $4,000,000 to Norwalk's grand
list.
The appraisers appointed to take in
ventory of the stock of the saloon of
Vincenzo J. Moln. bankrupt. on Water.
street, found his assets to be $4,139.76,
which included the license. The ap-
praisers appointed were Attorney Jos-
eph J. Linxweiler. John Troy and Carl
The committee in charge of the en-
tertninment and celebration of the 7th '
Anniversary of South Norwalk Coun~
cil. No. 1254. K. of 0., which is to
[be held next Friday evening in St
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r or his residence to William silica. advanced 1“ “l
m 3.“ Bull”: underwear for,3“m‘m_°
esterday, that Frederick H. Field laismll‘s' ..
Evening in “la NOFW Elk High School. lJosephos schoo‘ H8“ met last even_
it is to be public and all interested are ing and completed their plans A splen-
did program has been prepared.
Yester day was a record breaking
day in the office (if Tax Collector
Mitchell. in the City Hall. Over 300
taxpayers called there during the day, .
and the 111.111 was the heaviest ever
handled by the collector and his. as.
day were, over $50,000, and this was
very gratifying, as it greatly exceeds
any amount previously collected.
I Ono of the features at Dorlon's don.
cing pavilion this summerwlll be the j
presence of live lady and live gentle-
men dancing teachers who will dance
11‘ with the people that are not very well
6 latest modern stops.
and who’ will introduce the dancers to
pomlhle for any wall flowers. The
dancing starts this Banirday, Juno 6.
The management oLtho’ Compo Inn.
Eby liishops Mill The big fish when
put on the scales at l1‘, l1... Lockwood
and Company‘s store registered
Club I
_ store of A. Loam & Co.
The total receipts of the '
partners. than making it 1111- ,
six pounds which is the same weight
of the fish he caught seven years ago.
Knapp bad hell out all the morning,
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angling for trotlt and it was nearly;
noon when his line strapped taut.
and be had booked this big fallow.
After a few minutes play he broughtv
hint close enough to reach down and
scoop it out of the water. Tile catch
is hanging in front of lm-kwood's store
and attracting much attention.
MRS, GRANNISS LEADS CHORAL
CLUB TO VICTORY.
Six choral clubs of women's voices.
which have been rehearsing the past
season. under different directors inl
Bridgeport. met in contest for n sllverl
ctlp last week, ill that city, and“ the1
prize was awarded to the. l' M. C.
Club, under the directorship of Mrs.
liary Morseuranniss. Three promi-
received
high praise for the line work, of her
club. Mrs, Grallniss is the soprano
soloist at the South Norwnlk Congre-
Good tenants are to be nod—for
the advertising.
PATRONS
of the
South Norwalk Electric
WOrks
,Eghting and Power Servi§e_
Please Take "‘—
NOTICE
On June lat, 1914. and thereafter
until further notice. Electric
Light and Power Bills
Due the Board of Electrical
Commissioners
Are to be Paid at
the South Nbrwalk Electric Works
Main Office, State St.
or at the new
BRANCH COLLECTION OFFICE,
WATER DEPT, CITY HALL.
The City Hall Oftlce succeeds the
branch office dormorly located in the
Carbom lamp renewals and fuses
may be obtained at the Main and
Branch Offices. ~
A. Leary & Co. will also continue to
sell fuses as an accommodation.
For further details, information.
etc, please read your electric service
bills.
Board of Electrical Oom’rs.
- Fred Huhkemoler,
Thomas Robins,
Patrick F. Brophy. .
SERIES NO. 5
in Two Porto.
otter-1 9'19 sonar-H
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,Will Arrive cn the Steamer Ccmmand-
l or on Friday,' Followed by
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Edna Mac Seymour
HIGH-CLASS
MILLINERY
Roodner’s Block ~ I
WASHINGTON STREET.
Weekly Parties From
Wilton.
The Casino Restaurant at Roton
Point Park has proven an immediate
success. Following the rush of Sat-
,‘urday and Sunday, a steady demand
has developed for those rippetizing
:chicken wattle and shore dinners that
_'are served on the broad piazza, and
{the lunch room is doing a fine busi-
_iness
"'-_’" Al One party of 271 will dine at the_
iCasino Restaurant on Saturday even
ling, June ti.
First Steamboat Excursion.
me know; The first excursion partv to come
vour requirements the ”BE 0! tire {1,} boot M1. 119 made up 01 the men.-
$32,328:? {inhimle ‘31]; 5,03,: griddrrioi here 07 the First [nion Prrs‘llyterian
prices are right. 1 make a sliecia‘tg‘lswday school of \‘ew York who will
'ot‘ Ford Repairing Make your old (.1: (one up on the steamer (olnmauder
.run and ride like new Reasonable on Friday June 5-111.
irices. The dancing pavilion is proving very
Austin’ 3 Garage ..
tjoying this popfilar amusement eu-ry
122 SOUTH MAIN 51-. laftetnoon and evening.
6:- 'Phono 1622-2, w. 11. Austin. 111 Weekly Excurtiws mm Wilton-
' Woodward Avenue. George L Warncke~ of Wilton,
Birgalns in U.“ Carl. planning to run his motor bus tom
1 1913 Pullman Touring, a bargain for Wilton to Rotoll Point Park, at least
9- 011le buyer. ,once a week and by the number of
'requests received the venture is sure
to be successful.
NOTICE
M) Tire Prices are attractive.
can save you money.
is
NEW HAVEN SHARES DROP.
the New York, New Haven and Hart-
a message of Governor \‘t‘alsh to the
Massachusetts Legislature. in which
he urged the divorce of the Boston and
Maine Railroad from the New Haven.
‘ New Haven shares fell to a new
'low record, 65, during the torenoon.
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The engine that's dirty with
carbon is the unsatisfactory one
—lt dmsn‘t develop the right I
amount of power, it knocks and,
if the carbon isn't removed, it
will score the cylinder walls, a
really very serious matter.
OUR OXYGEN
The Advantages
Are Obvious
They set closer to the face
without touching the lashes.
consequently the wearer, does
not see out around the lenses.
The focus is more perfect
away from center of ',lens
therefore one gets a larger
field of vision. Let us sh0w
you if you have not worn
them.
THAMER
OOULIS‘TS AND OPTICIANB
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Ct.
PROCESS
of removing carbon does the
work BETTER than any other
way and does the entire work in
loss than an hour.
'1
“WW; A. *Hanford
Garage
FIRST ROTON 13x: URSION E
'State Central Committee, the
NEW YORK. June 2,—Directors oi"
ford Railroad Company gathered here,
today for a special meeting this arteryl
noon. presumably in connection with'
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PROGRESSIVE PARTY CONFER-
ENCE.
Celonel Roossvelt Anneunnd to Make
An Address on only 23d
it was announced today at Progres-
sive headquarters that Colonel Reese
velt will speak at liurtiord, 1.11 Jué'y
25d, at the Progressive State-wide
Conference, to be held there on that
date. '
This will be a great gathering of‘
Progressives from all over the States
In accordance with the. vote of the
State.
campaign will be opened with this con-f
'terence. for the consideration of the‘
issues before the State and the lines: 7
of action to be pursued by the party.1
There will probably be an afternooli,i
or alldav. session for such general Sons of St. George, holds its regular
matters, a banquet under the auspices weekly meeting tonight.
of the Hartford Progressive Club, and% Ponasus Collncil, howl Arcanum
the conference ““1 conclude With the holds its business inciting tonight, ioiv
address by Colonel Roosevelt. All P ro lowed by a smoker and entertainment
gressi1es are invited to be present. 1 Directors of the .\'o"11al k Club meet
The arrangements for the confer‘;tonight for their monthly session
int-e are ill charge of a committee of. The members 0, the Nutmeg (lull
"9 State Central Committee, consist Imeet tonight to transact club matters.
ing 0f George A Romans, 0f lranburv, This is their regular bimonthly meet
larldell Henderson, of New Haven; ”ling
It. Branche, of Norwich; i. W. Oltls. ' ___.._-_____7,.___
of Windsor, and Joseph W Alsop oi
Avon The banllet will be handled ~C0nsllpaiion Causes headathe
lI nausea, dizziness, languor heart paipi
b1 a committee of the Hartford Pro-"1 ,tation Drastic physics gripe. sicken,
gressi1e (lub. 'lhese romnlittees will weaken the bowels and don‘t cure
meet soon arid the details of the con- [loans Regulets act gently and cure
consti atio
fereme and banquet will shortly be (ist p n 25 cents Ask1our drug
1announced. ‘ i
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DON'T LOSE SLEEP COUGHINGl
AT NIGHT. ‘
Take ll‘oley's Honey and Thr Corn-1
Tile very first dose surprises1
Mintz‘s
PrettySummer
DRESSES
$1.29 to $25
RAPS OF THE GAVEL.
\'\'el1o1ne Stranger Lolge, No. 364.
Breakfast, 25c, Dinner, 35:.
Supper, 25c
Wednesday Dinner
pound.
you. it glides down your throat and‘
ispreads a healing, soothing coating; SOl'P
1over the inflamed tickling surface} Vegetable
That‘s immediate reliel. it loosens; Pot Roast 'ltaliene
(‘orncd liecf and Cabbage
lamb P01 l’ie
.lioiled Potatoes
Squash
Rice Pudding
tip the tightness ill your chest, stops'
vstuiiv wheezy breathing, eases dis-j
tressing,r'1(‘king. tearing coughs!
jscmhes the irritated inflamed bron-:
,1l1ial tubes and air passages. Children I
low it. it i.' tnildly la.‘.ali1‘9— as 11%
{cough medicine should be. and does;
inor upset or distress the most sensi-{
1tive stomach. Refuse any substitute!
lt‘ontains no opiates, For sale bl‘ all
turtlggists."
Homemade llrcad and Pies
Mansion House
C. HASSAN. Prop.
86/2-94 Wash. 80.. So. Norwnlk.
TELEPHONE :07.
'Another example of innocent by-
stander is the stockholder in the
,Vew York, New Haven & Hartford
railroad. —Washington Star.
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LOVER’S YoudogtAwgrafot-the
THE PLACE
Ladies’
you do through the
World’s [most Fun Agency
Thousands of sales ever) wherem prove right
gathocls. fNo altil‘wlncebfrr required. Write
av or rte st 1:: look book
“How To 5.1.1. You. F111;“ Ind free
1:. A. moor 11111111 AGENCY
u V. out 5 new votut
Ilootu Pill-do 1.1 P
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Arthur Waldron
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897
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F. S. LYON
Int Paper. But Work, out Price-
sa NORTH MAIN 3111221-
0. NORWALK PHONE 9117
Compo Inn
aos'rou POST Roan.
Westport, Conn.
Service, a la Carte, noted
Steaks. Broilers and all Sea Foods in
season. Arrangements can be made
for banpuots upon short notice .
wCONCEtRT BY ORCHESTRA
DANCING EVERY EVENING.
MRS. M. LEVY.
STOCK 0'
RANGES
is the moat complete in no two
cities.
11111101», 111111191:
YORK. 11111an
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111» 11mm for All Rana. '
Jones 8: Rotcbkiss
Company
17 Walt at. Nor-mile
DAVEY’S ,
300 Blend
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It...
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'nfa‘ ‘ A
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l‘he Gorham Co.
Alfnyl the Latest Things in
cost. Try it.
each pound.
ANDREW DAVEY
90 WASHINGTON ST;
PHONE 410.
..--m~—...——-.. .. ”fl.
DANCING
Instruction
Private instruction
IMCEOI‘E
Stop, Huitnio‘n, Maxine.
for
Telephone Connections, 98 Westport.
m-__.____. ..
A Coffee that satisfies at a moderate
20 S. and H. Stamps with
in
your home or my studio.
Have no ,auistant in-
Up-to-tho-mln-J
nte stops in Tango, Ono
Joseph Rosenficld
SPORT
SHOES
TAN AND WHITE
$3.00, 03..” $4.00
White Canvas
It OXFORDS AND PUMPS
District Manager
29 Haviiand Street
Extra Fine Table
Butter
27clb
ROYAL ‘ GROCERY
Grocers and Frulterero.
Tel. 1362-3. 22 South Main St.
ll
12.00, 12.50. 13.00
Barefoot
Sandals
I Playr A‘ShOes
FOR CHILDREN
iGlov
er’s Shoe Store
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“Silver Lake Ice.”
We have/extended our service to
South Norw'alk in response to many
requests.
We do not seek trade by c'utting
prices. We get and KEEP onetomers
by furnishing unequaled service at a
fair price.
It is true economy to deal with us. '
Especial attention to family trade.
THE SILVER LAKE ICE co.
Phone 619. 22 Hoyt $1., Uptown.
The ,Norwalk
PawnSh‘OP - .
...2::.12"::'..2:.."211:.2.7““°= , ~ ' "
Albert 11‘. Gehebe
as w... Washington 31.. i
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: Phone 10‘". , PM! Dollar»
. See the values we are offering on
Straw Hats, Shoes and Clothing. We
have the new Olns Shirt and Union
Suit. Watch our window.
Louis Avrick
The Union Clothing and Shoe Store.
POSTOFFICE BLOCK
SOUTH NORWALK
Large Assortment of'
Gas Plates and Gas
Ranges; Popular Prices
40 WATER STREET.
Norwalk Chronicler