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Mrs. Edith Bartlett spent yesterdayl
with her sister Mrs. E. M Huisch of
Reed street. i
Marine Automobile, Burglary, Liabil-l A. l". Beckmann. of New York. and
lty, Compensation, Fidelity Bonds, in ”Bury Flags. of Passaic N. J” are .15.
[let we can write any kind of insur» itors in this city today. 1
lace you may require, Call us on the
Phone No.133 l
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Children‘s dresses are being adver-
ltised bi Mintz. The prices of both
awhile and colored will be found in
the adv l
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Good assortment of wash skirts will
‘be found at J. l. Mallette's I
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l Albert Turner oLllong Island, is
gvisiting friepds in this city. -Mr. Tur-
lner was a member of Barbers‘ L'nion.
llocai No. '7
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Taylor 8. Golden
SOUTH NO‘RWALK TRUST 60.:
BUILDING.
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A large number of the teachers of
the Concord School enjoyed a dip at
‘l‘ttlllpo Beach last Sunday. Although
Tthe water and air were both a little
,chiliy, they all claim that they enjoyed
lit very much.
__ ‘ Daniel Malone, of Woodward ave-
, lnue. has entered a complaint with 11..)
M [xi-leg police to the effect that boys stone his?
:cheriy trees at night. and are liittin;
‘lllS house, endangering his propertv,
The police will put a stop to the pine-
tice immediately. ‘ l
Couch hammocks specials
er's.
The Broad liit'er' baseball team is
to play the So So‘s Saturday, on the
Broad River diamond at 3:30 o'clm-k.
. . ‘ After routine business was disposed
\.‘ alter Baker. oi Shelton, street, of last evening at the meeting of the:
Bridgeport, leit yesterday tor Norwalk, Ophir Chapter. No 32‘ U. 1'], S.. a
where he w1ll spend the. weelt-eiidwmv pleasant social time was enjoy-l
- with his uncle.
‘ led. Two new members Were taken
into this chapter from another chapterI
of the same lodge.
a
Joseph llaggadasli was sent to the.
Reform' school, by Judge John J.
Keogh. this morning. because oftlieiis M" .
committed and trunnt‘y. The boy is Charity Commissioners William G.‘
about it) years 01¢ Let‘ount and ( eorge W. Raymond are
' making visits to the poor institutions
ot‘ neighboring towns and cities there-
by gaining knowledge for the better:
merit of our own local Town Farm;
(in Tuesday they visited Bridgeport‘
and were shown about the poor insti-;
‘tutlon of the Park City.
Mrs. William P. Burke, of Green?
wich, Conn, has-been visiting friends
in this City.
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Passengers on the B:0 -5 train to
Danburst. y'estetday morning, saw two:
splendid specimens of deer. which _ .. '
grazed atoflg the. sides of the track. campaign for the raising of 3010,1100.
apparently unfriglitened by the pass-5‘0? the new hospital by pretty {1885.
which are flying from many automo-
ing cars. !
~ bilca, and which bear a red cross sign
meeting of together with lite word' Hospital“ in
last large letters. The clock recently plac-
evening..a aWho Court laurel Chm ed 011 the Central Food building 011
- house on Belle island. A Very (inlay Railroad avcneu was lit up last even-
,_ able even ls passed by the metn-i ing‘flpr the “W time all“ iniide a
‘ 1.3:. and t éir friends I lsplendid sight:
‘ Mr and Mrs. Samuel McGowan, of
Clay street, started today for Mil-
‘waukee, Wisconsin. where they will
spend two weeks with Mr. Me lowan's
sister. -
Gasoline 1613 per gallon. Rayo laznpsI
land Standard Oil Perfection cook:
stoves are what Prensser and Son
lure advertising today.
Attention 15’ being called to the.
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There was a social
Court Laurel, i'o.106. D of C..
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. ——Don' t forget the Castle dance, Fri-1 Superior Court Judge Cnaehaahanu-
day evening, at ltototi Point. Admis- ed down a decision for the defendant.
sion 25 cents. with costs. in the $5, 000 alienation of
-—9----—— inflections suit brought by Judson Ad-
Charles E. Hoyt. treasurer of the‘amst Of Danhury, 888105! Eugene
South Norwalk Trust company, “as‘wmkwire, cf. Cornwall. The case was
re-eiectod secretary of the Connecticut "it‘d at the recent term 01 the Supe-
Bankcra' Association at the conven. rior court here. F. B. Munn, of Win-
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sled. and Addis in Addis, of New Mil-
‘t
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THE PLEASURE
as well as the healthiulness oi’ outtl,
door living is recognized by more;
people every year. We‘ve planned to‘.
help you make your veranda thc most!
attractive place in town for we iiavel
i
PORCH FURNITURE l
that is appropriate and will make, e1 l
ery nook and corner cool-looking andl
comfortable. Call and see the new“
designs in Furniture for every roonri
t
lThe A. .I-Angevinej
.of the Berkshire ice Co.
8: Son‘Qompany l
Complete Houscfurnishtrs
Upholsterering and Furniture
Rt-paiting
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Breakfast, 251:. Dinner, 35c.
Supper. 254:.
Thursday Dinner
Split Pea Soup
Roast lleei'
Hamburger Roast and Onions
lleet l’ie
Mashed Potatoes
(‘renmed Onions
ltread Pudding
Home-made Ilrcad and Pics
Mansion House
C. HASSAN. Prop.
sot/.414 Walk. at. no. Non-walk.
TELEPHONE 107.
Fits-LI Eyeglasses
@QO
Shim} your eyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting, feel at liberty to consult
WILLIAM J. MOORI.
OPTICIAN.
Room I, Kodcr Building,
No. 155 Wnlhin 011.81.
Oppoolto Hoyt'n hutro.
Monday. Wodnudny and Friday
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”Ft-
tion of that body, held in the Hotel
Griswold. New London, yesterday
JMisa Hazel ‘Selby. of Woodward avo-
nue, has resigned her position as as-
sistantAin Madam Holly's Beauty Shop
__ and will soon take up her new duties.
in the Importing tea. store, on Wash-
ington street.
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Joseph Kullsch, of Taylor avenue,
street. last evening. when he ran into
. Harry Taylor, who was also riding In.
" .blcycle. '
Neither of the men were iii-
J'ured. but as both were without lights,
after dark, their case has been refer-
red to the prosecuting attorney.
"is... ________
, A valuable carrier-pigeon belonging
to John Callaghan. of Stephen’s is-
"?innd, Saugatuck, returned home to
1’ Mr. Callaghan yesterday. after par- _
tlcipating in a four hundred mile race
mm Amherst. Virginia to Saugatuck.
The pigeon apparently alighted at Pn-
oony, Penn, as a note was found at-
tached to the plgeon’s leg, dated June
am. from a. Miss May Machnu, or
ph‘gtgity, asking that the owners of
like pigeon communicate with her upon
its nrrivaL The pigeon was shipped
Mir-to Greensboro, North Carolina.
dram" which place it will face back
home to Saugntuck. a distance at five
t protunitv. wont cure them. Don’t
Ointment :c‘uren itching, bleeding or
roll-titling piles after years of suitor
At any drug store.
I
20 Lennon .5
' ' or '
3 Modem Duncan 33.
r a
was riding a wheel on South Main;
itching plies provoke profanity.
Evonlngo. 0: 30 to O.
N. Y. Moron—72? .th Av... O to
c p. on. dolly.
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ford, were attorneys for the defend-
ant. and lves d: Keeling. of owu.,
for the plaintiff.
S. L Benedict says “if your pocket-
book could talk it would recommend
ltho Ford."
HOT WEATHER
Complaints which have been receiv. SUGGESTIONS
ed by the uptown police about that Refrigerators, 100 Cheats. Nursery
stealing of fruit from the trees on the Refrigerators Water COOiers Screen
‘Pepper property, at the corner of Went Doors, Window Screens. Oil Stoved,
lavenue and Elm street, resulted in the Porch Blinds Vacuum Washers, Boys'
discovery of the parties guilty. Oflicer Express Wagons Etc.
W ' Albert F. Gehebe
boys and girls, yesterday. in the act of
taking fruit and he took their names
25 West Washington St..
South Norwalk.
A warning was given at the same time,
Phone 1009.2. Prompt Bolivar-y.
and it a. repetition occurs, the guilty
parties will be brought before .court.
Extra Fancy-
Sugar Cured
BACON'
cents per lb ,-
by L‘tl‘ie' v strip
Tel 871 1.25 {washingtOn Street ‘
we GIVE AND REDEEM PREMIUM TRADING orninrsf L
A STULL
. ., SPECIALS
ncsbbreamery Butter. :1 pound 29c"
lBtEE'Sil ‘ '
O
Teeth and
Wrinkles
The face, no matter how
young looks old if it is
wrinkled You cant keep the
full contoui of the face with
many absent teeth. They are
necessary to you. See
DrJ. H. Mallery
full
and let him restore the
teeth grinding surfaCe
Nature intended you should
have them. ,1
10 So. Mnin 9L. 3.. NONIIK.‘
HOURS: 9 A. [4. TO I P. M.
SUNDAYS BY APPOINTMENT
NOTICE
Having purchased all the equipment
1 ant prepar-
all (ustomers wholesale
Ied to give
laud retail the best possmle service.
l E. T. BATES
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
you do through the
World's Largest Fun Ago-e7
Thonsand- of pales everywhere prov: right
methods. No adhalit‘t fee required. Write
today for free listing blank: and free book
'llow To Sui. Youn Punt.”
E. A. STROUT FARM AGENCY
aw. an n vomt
on... uu'o‘flum
“mount-mm «month-'13-
District Manager
29 Haviland Street
Edna Mae Seymour?
titdmmss .
MILLINERY
Roodner's Block
WASHINGTON STREET.
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Extra Fine Table
Butter
2701b
ROYAL GROCERY
Grocer! and Fruit-urn.
Tel. 1362-8. 22 South Main 3!.
DAVEY’S'
30c Blend
A Coffee that satisfies at a moderate
cost. Try it. 20 Sand-.11 Stamps with
each pound.
ANDREW DAVEY
90 WASH! GTON ST.
PHON 410.
I
Daily Line»
TO NEW YORK
for freight only. Freight propeller
loaves Pier 27, East River, New York
(foot of Co erine vireo reo,t) every day
excerpt Band at 3 p.111. Freight re-
ceived at Norwalk up out p. m. and
South Norwtilk up to it: so. .
NORWALK
Steamboat Line
. mama .1. shirt-1; Len-o. . .
GEORGE E. F0078. amoral Agent.
th’énnrmnt
Arthtir Waldron‘
:gl
..iHe (emonstrated that t
"firrt gave the audience a quartet or
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‘1l‘n “as.
ans. vrwxitnt's
scflnllfls I" “EciTAL tne clzb us The Lass With the De.i-
. are Air.‘ She is a disfintt addition
“3031de from Fl“ to the musical reserves of Norvvalk.
:1'1Ii is singing with fine :11 ‘cess in the
South Norwaik Methodist Church.
The audience whi '11 tilled the hall
to overflowing. was a tribute to Mrs.
.‘(ewkirk‘s fame as a teacher. and to
the excellence of her former reqitals
which have set a recognized standard
for serious work and conscientious
art it is only to be regretted that
tnere is not in Norwalk a public hall
with proper acoustics and artistic de-
sign available for such purposes that
would be capable of seating a thous-
and people. Then it might be possible
to accommodate a larger proportion of
those who appreciate such evenings.
.nd ts: 5213 part for
Page.)
(hord" Only the temps re (f the
1- ads: and the. line discipli ?.E of the
chorus made it possible to rise above
the interference of the unsought to
comotive obligate. and when. tinally.
art and song trinni'plttc over crude
noise. and the closing measures gain-
ed the right of way \i'llk sweeping
trcscendo the audience had but one
regret, that they could not have
heard the whole song unharnpered, it
was in one of the fortunate lulls of
external sounds that the chorus sang
“’i he Rosary." whose beautitul harm-
ony carried the audience spell-bound
‘to the last note. justit‘ '1 . in every
intaii the special reunefli response
'to which that song was sang. it is
:to. be hoped that the chorus will tone
elder that request a stanling order
‘i‘rcm an appreciat'i’e publ‘i to make
"The Rosary" a p manent teature 0t
their future programs. We speak or
lllt future. because Norwn'l: is look»
lllg forward already to another season
of even more ambitious and difficult
work. from these choral singers.
,Their five years of training have git'
en them a command of tonal quality
that is most excellent, a precision 01‘
attack that is not often surpasfed. the
thllillly to produce delightul color et-
iecs. as in “The has with a delicate
mr.“ and a remarkable group enuncia
tioh which makes almost every word
understandable even in the rear of
againent of their presence.
kirk is a busy teacher with classes in
summer as well as in winter and her
pupils tome from \\ est and South 35}
well as irom the 10:21] environs. Oriel
needs only to attend such a musical
treat as her pupils furnished last
night to appreciate the infinite pains
and (onstant applttation with which
she gives herself to what. .vlth her, is
not merely a proiession. but a
work. .
The program, chorus. and pupils
studying with her. in the class
114134914, are as follows:
i. l'iiiold Ye l‘ortais Everlasting.
"Redemption" .......... C.
Pupils (‘liorus Club.
. iii the Garden «Love's Epitome)
. . \i ’l. Salter.
like room, so that there is no reason Rum Stuil,
3w“ this chorus should not attempt 3.11 Die “hm ....... T. ,0“ Run».
:the very best work. Rnd all who were b. Du 1.131 die R1111 ..... F shuuert
present last evening were not only dc- Elise Meyer.
:ligltted with the results . heir study 4. Melisande m the “500,,” A Goetzel
t
‘fl'lil training. but were $fldelit that
Ithese singers are. just ready to give
:Norwalk a series of Musical Even-
;ings that will be a vital feature in “19.6.
'nrtistic life of the community.
i it was a great personal disappoint-
ln out to the chorus and their friends
that their regular accompanist, Wil-
liam Wellnitz, was confined to his
gimme with a severe attack of tonsil-
gitis. but the position was tilled with
lS‘ii‘ll skill by Mr. Hirt, who was the
greguiar accompanist for several of the.
:solnista, that no one could detect the .5010 by Mrs. Hull.)
.s‘iglitest evidence of substitution. His b. Three Doughtle Men
wmk at the piano during the entire
’ . .............. W. M. Pearson,
evening. was a marvel of sympathetic Chorus Club.
Ftliel ilec,lter
. Separation ........ \i‘ ard Stephens
lsaltel 25111115011
21. War ich ein Yogelt in
b. llnidenruslein .... Jadassohn
Felice Hull. Lucyb (use.
1. Lovely Night ... . . . ..
Mildred Nickerson.
. a Sapphlt Ode ........
b. The Swan ........ L. liartmann
Lucy Case.
. a. The bass With the lielitate
Air Dr. Arne
lsupport, and his own instrumental to. a. il est b0“. il (,3, doux (“ller-
nitumbers, "“9““ d9“ eninnts," by odiado") .............. J. Massanet
llJapounow, and "Goiliwogg's Cake- b Skee Song ____ H though-withi-
Alice Smith ,
ii. a. Ronda des onfants .
b. Goliiwogg's Cake-walk
'wnl‘, " by Debussy. were most start-
his in their vivldnesa a brilliancy
h piano can
ttnlk in deodriptive toncn. as well as
. .. ....................... Debussy .
.sing in sweet cadences. ‘ Mr. Hirt.
-- The admirable hrrungenient of the. 13, a. Swiss Echo Song (g Eckertv
lprotgran bv which the oegitners canto b. Ave Maria ........ Q Gounod
(Violin ohligato by Miss Becker)
Mary Cassidy.
13. Vision Fugitive "llerodiade"
color from the Misses Stull, Meyer.
Imccker and Slaunon. which were es-
pecially appreciated for their well _ ______________ J1 Massanet
poised voices and clarity of dictionf Harry Sterling.
They all did most excellent work, and H. a. Ombra Leggiern “Dinorah)
the audience warmly applauded theiri .................. F. Meyerbeer
and would ie glad to give the encourn
Mrs. New-‘1
lil'e ’
tiounod
.t. Bachelet :
3. Brahms '
.Llapounow .
Work, which showed the results
‘ture advancement. The older pupils
revealed clearly the possibilities of
such advancement under the wise and
oflcientguidnncc of Mrs. Newklrk.
This was especially true of the slug-
ing of Miss Nickerson. who is the
soprano ot the Weptport Trinity
Church. and who was heartily applaud
ed for her capable kr'diidition of the
very difficult song. "Lovely Night."
by Bachelet. The same is true of
Miss Smith, who is now singing in the
Clasaon avenue Prgwterion Church.
Brooklyn. and who justly becoming
as popular with her present auditors
as she has always been with the peo-
ple of Norwalk who remember her as
Methodist Church choir. Mitts Case
and Mr, Sterling, of that some choir.
and feeling. Both have beautiful voic—
ed and use them with marked artistic
ability. Miss Caesidy. wittPher clear
soprano gave great depth or meaning
to Gounod’a "Ave Maria,“ in which
she was assisted by Miss Becker in
,, violin obligato. ., ..
Miss Jaeger, one of Mrs. New‘kirk'sl
most popular pupils, who has just re?
turned from a. year in Paris for the
perfection of her French diction, and
who was roundly greeted by the au-
dience with an applause of welcome
as she came upon the platform infier
pretty pink gown. a la Paquln, sang
four numbers with pleasing effect. Her
voice has remarkable lyric qualities
“that make the sweetest songs
more sweet. but the very softness-“
her tones put her at no little disad-
vantage lnst night. because she'was
compelled to'competo with so thuclt
municipal noise outside. She is to con-
thine singing under the management,
of Marc Logan, the well known New'
York manilger, and all impact for her
a most. successful career. ,
Mrs. Arthur Gibson Hull, who in one
of ,
hard study. and gave promise of fu-l
the eiiicient member of the Norwalk-
b. A May Morning
,, Felice Hull.
15. a. Chanson Triste ..Henrl Duparo
. IL. Denzn
b. Mai ............ Reynaldo Hahn
c. Lonibres des Arbres
. . .. ....... Claude Debussy
d Ach .Lieb ich muss nun
Scheiden R. Strauss
o. The Red. Red Rose ....Cottenet
Clara Marie Jaeger.
16. La Ci darem “Don Giovnniii
- .. . . . . ........... W. Mozart
Alice Smith, Harry Sterling.
17. a. “The Rosary“ .. ..... . E. Nevin
(Repeated by special request)
b. The lost Chord .....A Sullivan
Pupil. Chorus Club.
Mrs. Harold Nickerson. Mrs.
thur Hull, Mrs. Forrest. Case,
Ar-
Miss
Anna Curtis, Miss Alice Smith. Miss.
Alberta Twlss. Miss Helen Collins.‘
snug delightfully with appreciation t ““33”“er Sb “1“” Ml“ Mar-V 095‘
sidy, lilies Ethel Becker, Miss Mattie
om, this Ethel Stull. Mrs w. w
Stone; Messrs Arthur Hull, Herbert
Pollard, David Pollard Leo \\llliams.
Warren Scoiield, Forrest Case. Tracey
Ambler. Harry Sterling and Edwin‘.
'Austin.
William Weilnitz. Club Accompanist.
Class of 1913-1914.
MrsaForrest Case. Mrs. James Mc-
Graw. Mrs. Amos W. Morgan. Mrs”
Hamid .Nickerson; Misses Marioni
ForceVPearl Spaulding,rRuth Allen,l .
Lillian Sauer, Elizabeth Lowry, Elisel
Meyer. Clara M. Jaeger. Helena Mil-
ierd, Rebekah Foxe. Alice E Smith M.
Hubbell, Minnabel Block, M. Brendlin-
stilrger, Mary Cassidv, M. Herrera, Jose-
phine Godilott, Maude Rubey, Dorothy
Taylor. Dorothy Bower; Messrs. Frank
Benedict. Albert Gilnian, John -Foster._
‘Victor Brundage, F. C. Grumman, H.
O. Pollard, Mrs T. P. Artaud' Mrs. M.
T. Brown. Mrs. A Gibson Hull. Mrs.
P. C. Grumman, Misses Vida “Hilnt'
Francis, Mabel McCarton, Ethel Bec-
ker, Laura Sherw'ood, Eleanor Jaeger,
May Smith, Mattie Gray, Maude Car-
or Mrs Newkirk’s now-:1- but Well 1111- Ver, Anna. Curtis, Isabel Sinunon. Laura
vnnced pupils, in 5 natural artist both P0113111. Helen Staples. Augusta. Spiro. '
in ability and ”predation, and she Helen Collins, Adeline Vega. Kittie
in. Ethel Stall, Alberto Twist.
delighted all- with the unity" chain
- 3t; 1611113 Messrs. Hurry Stub
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ed t.) gtod adven'age :r her duet with
Mintz’s
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White Dresses
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Colored Dresses
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“HORRORS OF WAR."
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‘ 3 part war drama.
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Imperial Cafe
1 Now Open
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9 RAILROAD AVENUE.
. REGULAR DINNER 40:.
Business Men’s or
Quick Lunch at
Noon
25 CENTS.
Five Cent Lunch
FROM 4 TO 6 EACH AFTERNOON.
HIGH-CLASS SEA FOOD.
NOTHING BUT PABST'S PEER ON
DRAUGHT.
CARL SCHAU B, RROPRI ETOR.
Straw Hat
Sale
Get your Straw Hat at these
special prices, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00,
$2.50.
We also have a special on Men's
Oxfords and Suits.
Louis Avrick
The Union Clothing and Shoe Store-
POSTOFFICE BLOCK
SOUTH NORWALK
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TELEPHONE CALL 720.
Dorlonliiouse
(Grégory Boulevard)
EAST NORWALK
Shore Dinners andAll Kinds
of Sea Food Cooked
to Order.
John E. O’Suliivan.
Prop.
Sentinel Ads
'Will catch the
Customér’s,
Vuttdntion
"and attract
New Business .4
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