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1 Road maps of all kinds will be;
V EMPRESS OF IRELAND WHlCH SANK 1N S" LAWRENCE
,' found at Donnelly‘s.
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1 MVrs. James Ortle of Bridgeport,
”Arm, 31110111011116. Burglary, Liabil 11 as a visitor in town yesterday.
27qu Compensation, Fidelity Bonds, in _.._...__..
not we can write any kind of lnsur- There will be a meeting 9f the Row—3.
Once you may require. Call us on the nylon Fire company tl1ls.ovening. V
Phone No 1230. H
Taylor 8: Guide
BOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
BUILDING.
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Sperialenle of couch hammocks at
Vthe Krieger store. See prices in ad-
1 ertisement.
Gus Pitzer was a visitor at the home.‘
of his son and daughter in New llaV1'-‘
,en. yesterday.
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The lighter Ankokas in at Raymond .‘
VBrothers' wharf, with a cargo of]
,\\'lndsor Cement.
l Attorney \Villianl Griffin. Jr.. andq
wife and Albert Pratt are visitors in
Washington, D. C.
l llrs A Herc-her. of Bridgeport was
visiting her sister. Mrs P Ilriggetman,1
ot Fairlield a1.enue 1"estcrda).
Read the special prices .in the 31117.3
A. Roselle and son Charles of the Norwalk urniture, V‘
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Mrs J.
returned home last night from a visit,
in lieuningtou. \'t. i
, in seeking to cvpand its business
2 -—- ———- the (‘11) National Bank realizes that?
Miss Henrietta E. Wing. of the it must satisfy and that is their sole;
South Norwalk postcfiice. is enjoy 111-1 aim and ambition V
a vacation Of five days. -. V
L-.. The extra specials offered this
3 V East India Tea Co
Extrtil Fancy
Sugar Cured
BACON
cents; “per lb
'21
by the strip
1’25 Welshman: Street
TAM P8.
Tel 871
we. GIVE mo enough ensuing Tngmo 0
SPECIALS
The Finest» Creamery Butter. 6 pound 29c
Granulated Sugar. 5 pounds 221:
RIVER WITH A LARGE NUMBER C‘F PASSENGERS AND CREFV.
“L..."
Pure Leaf Lard, V.' .- apound 12c
Fancy-Potatoes, . . . 14 pounds 251:
24 Cottage St. East Norwalk
The song rel-ital by the pupils of weethy the. Great A. & 1’. Tea t‘otn-
WELL —;._;!z,_.,”,L” ._ 9.. . .. . .EEM. .
the Lillian Sherwood Newltirk will be puny, are even better than those or
held at the City Hall, \\‘eduesduy eve- the previous. See large adv.
plug.
3 The members of Court Edmondo do
Allllt‘ls decorated the grave of their
Mary‘s
George Ill.
Brush dead brother, G. llairda. in St.
Cemetery yesterday afternoon.
Exd‘touncilman and Mrs,
M'a)’. Mr; and Mrs. Edwin 1..
and daughter. went to Lake Mohnpac.
yesterday, in Mr. Way's automobile. 3
The building committee of the. Elks
met at the home yesterday atlbrnoon.
and talked over the plans for the new
home. Nothing definite was decided.
The monthly meeting of Old Well
Hook 11nd Ladder Company will be
held this evening at 8 o‘clock, at the
headquarters in the Central Fire sta-
tlon.
- .l‘luew will be 11 meeting of the. car
V4813; tommittce ol‘ \‘orwalk \eric.
F. O 117., tonight. at which plans for
ithe aerlch turnout will be considered.
Plans are being made 101' the an-
“'7qu would of the Sunday school 01'
'V'I‘rinity Episcopal t‘l1urch,.whicl1 will
be held at 11610.. Point. on Tuesday.
SUMMER DRESSES-
In the latest shades and the season’s most fahionablc ‘
designs .............................. $1 49 up
Wash Skirts
In ratine, linen. CICPCS. etc., long, and short tunics; also
hand embroidered ..$1 25 up
M. MoltasVVch 81 Son
Main Store—210 Atlantic 86.. Stamford.
n... .
i
120 woahlnpfon 86.
“June 30th.
9
A daughter was born a few days
ago to Mr. and Mrs. George Kay. 01';
\‘ew Haven, Conn. ‘llrs. Kay was for.
merly of Rowayton, and ‘13 the dough.
ter of A.S SCrockott.
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The members of Pioneer Hook and
Ladder Company and Phoenix Engine
Company, will meet tomorrow night
to discuss the matter of inking part
in the carnival on July 3rd.
1.16611 stock of woven hammocks at
N _.' Ralph Thomas, a chauffeur of New Tr‘stmn‘ dz Hyatt‘s .Also some ‘19“
m;. Rochelle, was taxed 85,13,111! costs in lulu for rotation time
3‘le town court this morning for 110 __
”41111115 traflic “regulafldns "Officer Steven DD,“OE:nkm:-VVV 82V“ Mogliolnb.
(‘llune made the arrest yestbrdn)’ 817V were married Saturday afternoon by]
981 . 310W”: 1:" ‘ the Rev Gabriel Ballad in the Florian}-
V llnn Reformed church. After the ,cere-
._loth, $113117“ Thomas H Cami many music and réfreshmentl grew
and Frank J Donahue went to We enjo1ed
torbury, yesterday in Mr' Cavanugh's, .1
2.1.8th and'flslted the 1008.1 001111011 Otl Th8 Young 'WB C1111) 0‘ Trinity
the Knights of Columbus. witnéssing Church will enjoy 0 supper this
t
thq 3..
-2 will be perfected for an outing to be
5. "V“""‘V“ .held some time during the month
fi'l‘ho C 2, 2 client Company has add 2 2
8‘11 9 utter °f damages done, Miss Annie’Mlller won the leader or
V 1‘“ J ““905 tummobtlo lthe Epwortli League meeting at the
‘91 bqifreoalled “mt recently 0113,6115: Methodist Episcopal Church.
.0! the trcfio y cars collided With Mr. V‘anle evening. The subject w“ “A
Hunoos :hine in Railroad at 611110, Song of Security and Contentment n
and did some injury to the Some
0‘»
”fib-
.' , The bonus of marriage were pub-
"'7 Court Mahackemo, VN° 33 F 01 A' ' ,lislted at St. Marys Church yesterday
_‘1°.F°"Med the graves 0‘ 1.1191? 1““ .botween Matthew Sullivan of Torr-ing-
llVVan‘e” ‘9 all the @mefifle‘lv “8116119 and Margaret Mary Drlscoll. of.
terday afternoon The follnwlnmcom-,Mwfialk and between R6) mood J,
111111.88 was in charge of the ceremony} gnaw.) and Anna Mary sunwan
“John (Torr, Arthur Hoff William G.
Wage Wlm‘lm 0'33?“ and .10“ 15.11". 111111111. new, of 1116;611:3111 calm.
65x3 ~ ~ .~ ' V thVo was arrested for violation of the
motor 1ehicle law when he ran into
F: 8 LYOD. and MIG, Christian ,James Ireland last mk' W83 d1“
”1°“ 10d“? f0? 01110380: 33' charged On both counts by Judge John
. . .-.; from the state Federationl J Keogh, this morning MI: Bel“.
f Women‘s Clubs of Connecticut, to has made a satisfactory 528111811161}!
ho international convention of Wo- with Mr Ireland some few days 93V“
6 Club Mentions. They went
the delegation from Massachu. Yale Yourdtsky,VV‘of Ely “a“, V1”
in a 3990‘“ train. and will belcompany with an employee of Kurtz's
. ”a“! two weeks ibukery_ on Bouton street was play'lnz
""'“'—" a game at the 06.6111an grounds Sit;
, “1k ““3”“ VUM‘mV met’ urdn‘y afternoon. Yale began to 1060
y VA“9‘“°99'M‘1 appointed “‘5, money end he told the Owner 01,1110
1.3-. .
——r
- , ,f’.’
' d Gprham, Hem“ Cm“ ““1 gaged in a free- for-all fight for a. short
manger. The committee “we -
on the character of the 2
“99 dim “5 8111;595:933“ 'flle Rochlnolli will case willV come
- «a.
to
Vim
1 Richmond 01' Murphy, in Richmond; leave, Rum-mood some evening via.
£1316 ex'emfitflcatlon 101 the found 08" evening, at which time arrangements: '
summer Rufus ‘1 VVsml‘hv which Yourdlsky Vnnd the owner on},
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A Vacation for Everybody
Four Days Trip 8182
888 Miles of Traveler-4111 Watér
wwrk to,0ld PonntComt‘ort, V6. 11.711116; meal: and ,sutVVoroorn
69171311986 oteanier. luncheon at 110151 Chamber-"tin, thence 1716 Joint! River
Night Line, steamer to Richmond. Va., including stopper, stateroom berth,
and 6f. the following morning; noondny luncheon at Hotel Jefferson.
steamer to Norfolk, Va.. including supper, stateroom berth and breakfast
the following morning; noonddy luncheoh at Norfolk on ship; lento Norfolk
some evening (except Sunday) 7 p. m. for New York, including meals and
stateroom berth; arriving New York following afternoon about 4 p. In.
Steamers soil every week day 81.3 p m. from Pier 26, N. R., New York
foot of N. Moore street.
Sand for llluotrotod pamphlet, 'IV‘Vour-V Department.
QLD DOMINION LINE
W. L ”WOODROW Truffle Manner J. .1. BROWN, Gen. P600. A9011:
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,w
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ELKS HOLD MEETING AT MORRIS. {CAPTAIN JEPOON. FAMOUS
COVE. INSTRUCTOR. DEAD AT 82
...—..._
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Now Have?) Mourno Man Who for Half
- Century Directod Music in Schools.
NEW. HAVEN, June 8. “Captain
Benjamin 'Jepson, one of they pioneer
bionic instructors in the public schools
in tblscountry. dig at his home here
semi-Annual Section of Pan Exalted
Ruler-n
Thesoléctlon of a candidate for dis-
trlctV deputy was the most; important
business, before the Past Exalted Rul-
ers Association B '9. 0.181116 of Con-
necticut, at its semiannual meeting
held yesterday at the Shoreham Hotel
Morris Cove.
James J Mgflann, of New May
was the choice at 186 delegated 11
his 111112116 will be recommended to the
meddling grand exalted ruler, who‘ is M
to be clothed at the ttonnl cont/em
11011 in Denvdr next inculh The dis-
trict deputy in 01610680161 representa-
11176 of
stone 0 has the nopolntment of all,
the stage; deputies. Judge Martin 5.1
Qunnlngham, of Dnnbury, is the pres
out district deputy. 2 .
V There were about seventy delegates
months.
116676 08m
. Fr
its lloflon‘nt Vln'V
’GOvernor Miner.
1tho Clvli Whr, he enlisted in the Tenth
3 Connecticut Infantry, being successiro-
lytilromotod from second lieutenant to
' ‘ time in com-
56th a m ti 111 1'1! lea 16111 'He was for a
1,133,613,853,“ is: #:1111181: Awghzh: all of the Connecticut recruits at
’ He
Port Trumbull, at New London.
W the last surviving officer of the
$301 Infantry. He was appOintod
e
non, P Davis Oukey, John A Muc-
Arthur, Michael, .12. HttfoyV, G90r§e A1
Reynolds 11nd other prominent. Elli:
minaret music In the schools
ém'bers W958 tom: '10 by of" before udgp Gregory in the Pro-
fl‘hoy were A J Boltez' bate court is afternoon at 2 o'clock.
'11 Wrifiht' T119 members The widowfiand children protest
0303319 8 Bum 0‘ V1110“! against um": filing of the will. Alto #-
1106, Of the miners killed ‘
t disturbance-In (3010:6116.
or. prosenmhe two children and'
. tiny-boy John 5 Canon represents the
6:00 or of the will’ Michael Rockin-
111661111" In
Viscose
»h
be spools! 2 .
Willi '
"" 1180 in 18 It in said only one other
person mtodated him in a. glinilnr ca-
pacity in the United States. ‘2
He pnbllohod a text book on innate
and was laid in great affection by 13110
11 red 0 mduotea in the p11 6
& m‘fly‘fmn Vh [V9 016 11111; 8was a; ban commander
V ‘ - ‘6 1161113 to ‘Post. 0. a. 11.. and
l"; a by it 61-661 in Grand Army
a dire. Milan the Second COmpan‘y.
Governor's Foot Gum-d, wos re-or-
bANAnmu Adencw 6603' 61111.6.
LONDON. June 8,-Formul an-
,oounbOmento‘f the suspension or tub,
Condition Agency, Ltd was made 1‘0
' its concern, which also has
in NéwVV' -Yol:k,
trolled by A6111.
the dim of Gllapn 2_
Company. which sum
mntéd
0612,3166 ., .
a811,»; affine V V
Wham 12116111961». tho
iRivor.
.1300 passengers and
,thom being Lawrence Irving. son of
yesterday, after amfillneas of several II
'He was born in England, 82 :2
For titty years, he was in ~-
charge of the department of music in .
V1113 1m Haven city schools, being re- fj
tired on $7 pension loss than a year II
Vfl‘ho military appealed to Captoln :1
J2 sum gin-1y in life. In 1855 he was :-
the Independent .
At the outbreak of '
1‘1
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Mintzs
SMART
DRESSES
. 696
to $25
The Canadian Pacific Railroad Com,
,pany steamship, Empress of Ireland,Storstad,bound1n 1.1111011"; EniprtssVI
fthe best boat of the railroad fleet ply
Vlng between Montreal and Liverpool
’wns sunk recently 111er' miles east
of Father Point in the St. Lawrence
The vessel carried more than
crew, among
V511 iienry irving, and his wife. Mabel.
' Hackney.
Twelva 1 hours after the collision 1t
was, 611111101th1 111' pfflclals of the‘
railroad that some 8.30 persous
had been lost. Canadian government
officials at the scene believed that at
least 1,000 had gone down. Tile actual
loss proved to be 969.
W.
VGlltherlng; and selling acorns Is a
new industrV1 in Arkansas to supply
Eastern nursery 01-1116 with motor-lull
for forest planting.
J
2SellthéFnrm
oudon‘t want for the
CA 311
2 3011110 thwart: the
War!“ Loud For-V Am
noun-Von of. “Van everywhere prove riot: t
ee.requlrcd Write
011011 for Vme 0 “111- I:
1,80", To a.” z n s and free book
H FAR" "
11. it 6711018 nun: AGENCY
41 011.341,: 61 '67" 9,1,1,“
.
m'm'mmu. 1:376:11? . 11.1- 62'-
Arthur waldron
District Manager
29 Haviland §trcet
nunLCLAss
MILLINERY
Rhodner’stBlchkV V.
wosnmo'rou eraser,
Tl.
Extra Fine Table
Butter
276 lb
V VROYAL VVGROVQERY
V V Grow-o ,ond Primal-0rd.
T01. 13521.3. '
Vthe best for the place.
2 amval.
A. 11.—1mm, 4:1333, 5:3111, 5:42x,
8:54, 10:33x. 11:30. V
l 1) 111—12 .101. 2- .1411 3:021: 1:42x.
5:4 .5 6: 0211 7:02x, 7: 12. 7:15x7:67x,
A. bis—624111. 5:35, 6:45. 8:03x,
8:51x, 92151:, 1020211, 10:05, 102501;,
11:03. 1
P. M.——12:03. 1:05. 2:04x,V2:57.
3:30x. 3:56, 4:151, 4:29, 5:11.511, 5:24,
'2 5:28, 26:0111, 6:07, 8:10x, 9:25 9:401;
VV V 10:50:11.
' 5:
1
.. 9:16x, 10:18, 1121111, 1115716.
22V50uth Main 6:. '
24 Coffee 1116166116116: 61 6 11161162616 2
‘ Try it. 20. 8. and ill. Stampii with
1
l
The. ship was struck by the col ier;
Vof lreland was 011 her way across the
Atlantic
The liner was {its ieet long, with a
beam of 07. feet, a drutt of 30' feet and1
a displacement of H.101 tons. llcr'
commander wus 11 G_ Kendall whol
was given (”Lolllnlillll ot‘ the vessel a
few weeks ago. lie was pithed out of
100 Canadian Pacific laptains as being
Captain Ken-
dull was in command of the steamship
biontrose when (‘rippenV the London
wife murderer. was caught on board.
The captain picked him out among the
passengers and by use of the wireless
sent for the police to take him on his
N.nuu&uan
. Timetable V VV V
m EFFECT VVJUNE 7. 1914.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
'A, M.——1:37x, 4:499, 5:34x, 5:4231.
309, 62575, 721811, 7:46, Szle, 92:13X,
:40. 10:3311, 10:51.17. 11:51.
P. M.~—l:l3x, 1232.\', 1:27, 3:02x,
:29, 4:4211, bzlbx. 5:45, 6102);, 6:47,
:02x, 7:15x, 9:4211, 10:1811.
Sundays.
V8: 0011, 9: 4211 10:18): 10: 35.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
11:15:, 12:00x. .,
Sundays.
A. M.—6:00, 8:03x. 9:00x, 10:02x,
P. 11.—12:10, 1:023: 33391:. 5:0211,
04 6: 0111 7: 09x 8: 10x 9:00x, 9:40x,
010011. 11:15:11, I‘M-001:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A. M.—-12:‘23x, 1:17:11, 6:05, 7:18,
11.—12:03, 1:20, 3:1611, 4:28, 5:17,
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THEATRE
TODAY
Beneath
the Mask
111 two parts. A'dinmn of love and
iniiigue with lithel Grandin.
4—Other Big Features—4
"- TOMORROW.
“LUCILLE LOVE."
Series No, 6, in two parts.
Imperial Cafe.
'Now Open
6VRAILROAo AVENUE.
211150.111.” DINNER 40c.
Business Men’s or
’ Quick Lunch at
Noon
25 CENTS.
Five Cent Lunch
FROM 4 TO 6 EACH AFTERNOON.
HIGH-CLASS SEA FOOD.
NOTHING our pAssr's BEER on
, DRAUGHT.
CARL SCHAUB, PROPRIETOR.
wStraw—Hat
Sale
Get your Straw Hat at those!
special prices, $1. 00, $1. 50, $2.00,
$2.50.
We also have a special on Men’ 5
Oxfords and Suits.
Louis ,Avrchk
The Union Clothing and Shoe Store.
POVSTOFFICE BLOCK
SOUTH NORWALK
—
t
WITNESSED THE FOURTH DE-
_ GREE. ‘
A party of twenty members of South
Norwalk Council, Knights of Colum.
P
6:14x,_ 0147', 7:09x, 6:24.211. 10:51x,
11:06.
Sundays.
A. 11.:~12 28;: 1:131: 7:43, 9:16x,
10:19.11:11x
P 11.—~11: 57x, 2. 08x 421611, 6:10):
6.48,?10911, 8:28x, 9: 2111-1, 10: 08x.i
10:51x.
soon-1 NORWALK TO oANBunv
A 111-1 20 6:13 8:27, 9: 69x.
P M.:~—1 25, 2: 282, 4: 38, am 6: 20
7: 22.
Sundays.
A. M.——10:37.
P M.—-—2:15.~ 7:22.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—-‘6:00, 7:23, 8'00 8:18, 10:03):
11:55. ’
P. M.:—4 21, 67,49 8: 80.
. Sundayo.
'A. 111.4;55. 11:45.
1M9 «41:48 7118:; 81.35.-
cue—11818111006 express.
.fd-Slsnlfles' stops on signal only,
' |l~Dl600mtnuod offer June. 21.
it‘s—Does _ not: run Saturdays. ' .
. lr-tflflttll‘thyl only.
1'2.
bus, went to Waterbury, yesterday, by
automobile, and witnessed the exem-
lclass of 103 candidates. The work was
iexcellently performed in the assembly
"hall of the Hotel Elton
In the oiening there was a banquet,
at which Judge Edward E. McCall. .
chairman of the public service commie.
\
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{Emily and others spoke. .
Rev. William A. Keefe, Plainfleld.
state . lecturer, was toastmaster. This
was 8111818181. time the degree was ever
4166301111 0 few from New York Stat/o.
. m ."r W .
mwtlw‘am are 0 «um moon
Ind: 1061001101“ moons of compul-
-cotvl..,,'.l'0011 word 6 am my d“
I 1.1.x: 1.16.7? 2- ~ :
;
i:
.72 It!
‘6 .n-
. 13481
0.. rte-vidmrnnuvrmu 2-14 m:
on... w u. r] 9..
l
pllflcntltm of the fourth degree on u. '
sion of New York; Judge Michael J. »
Murray, of the municipal court of Boos 3
ton; State IDeputy William J. Mums '
gun. of Thompsonvllle; Mayor Martin' ,
‘ uempfllellln Waterbury. Candidates
cnmfl'lrotn‘ various parts of Connoctk "
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