ruasnav. jima is, 1914
SUMMER
Underwear
For Gents. Ladies and Children
Ladies“ Swiss Ribbed and Shap-
ed at ...... 10c, 12 1-2c and 25¢
Union Suits 25c. 35c and 500
Gents' Balbriggan Underwear
.............. 25c Ind 50¢
E. K. Banks
Mahacksmo Hotel Block. 80. Norwalk.
50 Paper
NAPKINS
10c
WM. P. BEERS
look and Stationery Moro.
Saudi Nor-walk, Nor-walk
WEATHER Fonzcasr. I
‘For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and ,
continued cool tonight; WednesdayI
fair. sligiitly warmer in the interior: :
‘ moderate northwest to north winds:
Showers and thunderstorms were re-.
ported quite generally during the last:
twenty-four hours over the southern:-
aud southwestern districts, and alongI
the Atlantic coast from Florida toiI
Maine. The greatest rainfall report i
ed was 1:72 int-,lies at Nashville, Tenn
An area of high pressure over the|
Lake region is producing pleasant;
weather with low temperatures in the‘
northern districts. Light frosts w‘ere
reported from several places in Mich-7
igau. [7
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
the shore road to Bridgeport. ‘
The first freight-train pulled by one
of the new electric engines on the
‘New Haven Road passed through here;
this morning. 'The first passenger:
train went through some time ago.
Mrs. Elizabeth Corcoran. wife of,
Daniel M, Corcoran. driver of Hope
Hose automobile chemical. was taken
suddenly ill yesterday at her home on
500 vars?
Given With Each Picture.
“HER GIFT”
Selling at
49c
:7DONNELLY S
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
10 SOUTH MAIN OTREET.
HOSPITAL F080 “0“
THE $35,000 IMIK
(Continued from First Page.)
At the uoonday dinner the tables of
‘the team leaders were decorated with
banners which read “Top Notchers."
“Wis Are it" and “We Lead 'Em."
Fun and Business at Dinner.
3 The daily dinner is a joly affair.
[kindred spirits gather at the tables.
7and the business that brought them.
and the inherent fun in all of them
fprovldea a mixture of conversation
‘that is the some of goodfelipwship,
among both the mens‘ and women's
. IPlattsvllle avenue. and her condition
~ is serious. Mrs. Cocoran is suffering teams
from an acute attack of Bright’s dis-i Harvey M. Kent. vice- president 9,!
the Business Men's Committee. préo
ease. The many friends of the couple
sided and Rev. John Stapleton pas-
will learn of the sickness with pro-
found sorr0w. Itor of the South Norwalk Congrega-
:Itional Church said grace.-
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An automobile owned by George T. : Colgiel Russell varied the menu in
Roberts ran into a National Biscuit a most appetizlng "83' and “fled"
wagon under the Washington street Oxtail 30“!)
Bridge yesterday afternoon The only 1’19““ »
'dnm'age resulting Was a badly broken ..
shaft. The automobile was coming Potato Salad . .. .
: down East Washington street, and in IceCream and Cake
making a complete circle under th‘eI Coffee
' bridge to go up North Main street the
. midriver misunderstood the direction ha ".11 Upson Miss Ruth Clari.
7 was to take, and continued on his way William Thompson, Mrs E. Case,
.down Washington street. directly in M23. Huntington, Mrs. Stapleton Mrs
Dinner Rolls
Cold Boiled Ham
:: front of the mnhfng Neither party 'Wardweli, Mrs. Silcox Mrs. Howard.
W878 held reéponsnfleI ITIIIY MISS Anna MIIIGI‘. MISS Nmue
. ‘ _.._7-___7 ‘. lJennlngs Miss Elizabeth Stapieton
Councilman Thomas H only came Miss Luella Chadesvne Miss ‘Rum
Lima Beans
This was well served by Mrs. Sa-
Mun,
i
to grief as he was returning home Kendall, Miss Carrie MoCausland Miss .
a.“
4‘
Summer Needs
An unusual and varied assortment of articles for porch and
lawn.
COUCH HAMMOCKS ......... 7 ............. $3 .98 to 315.00
awmo HAMMOCKS .................. ......... sec to ss.5o‘
LAWN swmos ........................ . ....... sass to $8.507
LAWN sETTEEs ................................. 98c to s5.5o
PORCH CHAIRS .................. . .............. 75c to $5.00
PORCH conserve .............................. 75c to $7.50
WINDOW SCREENS ............................... 19: to 59¢
SCREEN ooons ............................... 79c to 01.25
PORCH nuos ................................ 75c to $10.50
L'AWN MOWERs ................................ $2.98 to $1.50
Rsrmcsnarons .................... .... . 04.93 to 035.00
An unexcelled assortment of Furniture Carpets and Draperies
for the indoors at from 10 to 20 per cent. below regular price.
A. J Collins 8: Co.
FertiliZers 7
Potato. Manure. Ground Bone. Ashes. Super-phosphate
7THé7SOUrti’7ritfiivaLk‘svaurud sunflir‘u’i‘fi‘
jshe was Mrs, Brenton. were read in
'court yesterday.
gidLime. Land Plaster. Muriatc Oi Pot‘ash‘. Nitrate of
a. '
RAYMOND BROTHERS
u WALL ITRIIT
NORWALK.
PHO‘NI m.
0. B. Jackson
Optician . I
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
We, Rent Automobiles
The roads ,Jor miles ground are rapidly getting in prime condition
and there b no greater pleasure than a spin through the country. when
2 when the first signs of spring are showing.
I570:- rates ar’e very reasonable. and our cbiufleurs are skilled and
080 A R3 II“"‘B*”A"N K S
'- ' *Ri'der ISIIIreet. Nanak. Conn.
l
A Vacation for Everybody '
Four Days’ Trip $18
888 Miles of Trove ———‘—“i—-’All Water-i
New York to Old Point Comfort. Va. including meals and stateroom
berth on 'steamer. luncheon at Hotel Chamberlin, thence via James River 1
Night Line steamer to Richmond. Va including supper, stateroom berth.
and breakfast the following morning; noonday luncheon at Hotel Jefferson, l
Richmond or Murphy, in Richmond; leave Richmond same evening via!
steamer to Norfolk, Va., including supper. stateroom berth and breakfast‘
the following morning; uoonday luncheon at Norfolk on ship: leave Norfolk
Temperature: Low, 65; high, 91.;
Fair. : ’ . _
ward .............. . ..... 120.00
Summer needs at Gehebe‘s. I. _,_ _. . ..._.....-
.- ,,. .,. ,,~—- -- Total ..... i ............ ...a,orass
Fireworks forI carpiial night at“""““-Allled Towm' Women. Tl
lL7onice’s. . . '3, {Tim 30~Mrs. J. iW Marsh-
: w , 7' . and. ............... .....l.43._00,
. Attorney George H, Vosburgh is Team 31—lissF. M. DeWitt .101.00
‘visiting in New Haven. today. I _.....'.; ~
~‘--- 7 i 'rouu .......... . ........... 244.00
Captain isaac Payne who has been Summary.
seriously ill the past Week is now re- Previously reported ....... 34. 829. 75
cuperating nicely. and ‘able to be about 'Dusiness Mens Committee . .1 949. 00
”“7"" . ‘ ' iWomen' s Committee ........ 1,072.35
Work is to be started soon on the 22:2: Strafiontvomen """ 1:33:13
new warrénite road to be built by """""" ' ‘
the state on Winfield street and along! Grand Total ............ $379,895.10
some evening (except Sunday) 7 p. m, for New York. including meals and l "Oh' 993”“ “we” that 3°“ “‘9:
i
Ifree from the nerve wrecking details 0
IQ! expert accountancy.
twain
l’l‘hey
Ii‘Springfleid Spritigiield.‘
'i‘ord.‘
:but only ‘liartford.’ all the time. The\'
lbabe, you know our dear. dear love is
ias nothing without strength.
in”8 to ‘9" ”“59 it ‘5 ethics “"9 “9‘7 severest test of his boxing career in a
‘Dlauned it long 880- Your Cry 81“”335 Arena, tonight
Ill 'B‘rnest' is H 11017-7 Dearest. And in years between lightweighis has
.my own everlasting
l i'
careful Imen Orders by telephone will receive poignant ”tendon. 377777.777
{ Bess. dear child. so long as your boy s
W”’
in BABE All i Will
mm ill on Sill
“We’ll Live Alone and Do as We.
Damn Please." Titus Ernest
To His Besskina Sang His
Glees, the While its
Panned Her Verses
Such as These
Summer
specialy priced
All Sizes,
HARTFORD, June iii—Frederick
Ernest Holman of Waterville, \ie.,
though an expert accountant, was al-
most as intense in his leie letters 7as
was his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Alden
(.‘urtis Holman, whose suit against the
Rev. Cranston Brenton. her former
husband, and two physicians, for ai-
leged abduction, is being tried here.
His letters to his present wife, when
153 Washington Street.
_
lllHER ‘SPURIS.
DENIES ENGAGEMENT
They were written
TO WALTER JOHNSON
to the then Mrs. Brenton prior to the WASHINGTON, June ills—A rumor
time Of her being sent to an insane asy ithai Walter Johnson, the Washington
i't
lum in BIrattiebfiIo, 1‘77 Here is an pitcher, and Miss Hazel Lee Roberts,
example 0 one o 78 etterS' .daughter of Representative E. E.
O (bud Child 0’ mine The boy 587' Roberts, of Nevada, were engaged to
in the Pullman “"077" 70d“ speeding‘ be married this month was denied
from Maine to New York thinking. al- Saturday by Miss Roberts
ways thinking. of thee. 0 dear, dearI
Bess, 0 mine, i feel that the big,
power project will 50°" be a reality for several weeks, but within the last
and then. Besskins, the boy will be week have been more persistent.
lose friends of the two said that they
“"9 all “‘9 had regarded the reported hetrotha‘l-
babe dear, the wheels talked. I“ u c.ertainty
‘SflldI. "-W0P(6319" Worcester.I Representative Roberts declared
Worcester: and ”W“ “193' 5398' that he knew nothing about the re-
But loudestIponI but stated that be was aware
Hilartford Hartford. Han“that the pitcher had been attentive
And finally ”19." said nothing to his daughter. He said his dangli-
ter first met Johnson at the Dewey
Hotel last y.ear
they said,
never said ‘New Haven.’
“And, wonder woman. (10!” 3'0“7 Dispatches from Chicago are that
think it didn't take all the boys Johnson refused to deny the rumor.
strength to turn back to Maine when.
dear God. i was so near thee. But,
—-v
GALLANT HA8 HANDS FULL.
Johnny Gallant, the hard hitting
1 dout l Chelsea lightweight. will be given the
morals S°°“- dear I shall be mas l.2-‘round battle with Johnny Dundee.
ter of your heart and soul. as (.od In Boston at the Atlas A. A. Boston
No match in Boston
”Y ’3 Be“: (rented quite the interest attending
this meeting between the New Yorker
7‘70” “‘u‘ 39““ 9“ guided "0“ t0 and the Hub representative, of whom
a perfect sweet surrender of yourself. 11le mm“ “-9 expected ,1“ the 77977777
‘7Can you wait seien years dear. with‘ weight class
.out letters: Can you wait seven yeprs. , _ I.
.,.I
Wan—fl
l76min with letters! Hasn‘t it become 09'4ng HEApma ON 3550“)ng
' 1' Ia question or how long our strengthf
, BRISTOL. R. 1.. June I6. -.—The Re80‘7
77”] wait Oh’ Bess. beloved 07‘ be lute was lowereti from the Marine Rail
i7°77éd 8993' neither God. man nor devil way into the water yesterday. Her un-
can hold 7“ apart 07‘ Be” Bess. 7 derbody has been bumlshed and she
777078 you. darling with a thousand new carries the double headrig and is
7776598” 7just as she was when first under still.
The mast was removed from the for-
ward to the after step in less than an:
hour. Owing to the change in the rig
the yacht trims by the head. This will
”Your F‘rnestkins."
in another letter Holman said.
Throw back your ,aristocratic little
Ilieadv—and let me look into your eves
and through them into your soul. Bess,
the sails “ill be bent on. This change
of rig will reduce. the time allowance
from the Vanitie to about one minute.
eyes have God a gift of seeing so long
shall i see you as i saw you there in
the woods.
BROOKFEDS AFTER COLLINS.
9°“ ““3 ‘1 ‘8“ 0‘ ““3 3”“ We °" caicaoo, June 16. -—Eddie Collins,;
for Women and Misses
98c $1.98 $2.98 and $5.98
Alterations FREE.
J aeoby’s
7|
Whisperings of the rumor have been.
”737 heard in Congressional society circles7
be changed in the morning and then:
Dresses"
for this week at
»Opp. Hoyts Theatre
x
._a.
NEW HAVEN WANTS GOOD RAT
CATCHER.
g
Not a Job for SuffragetteaI Says Offl-
cia'. _
NEW HAVEN, June 16.-"W‘anted—- .
a rat catcher." This was the notice
given out by S. G. F. Amhryn, su-
perintendent of parks, yesterday. The
municipal menagerie on East Rock,
which includes many animals and
birds, is over-run with hundreds of
rodlents until they have become a
great nuisance. Mr. Anthryn is look-
ing for a professional rat catcher. He ,
laughingly said yesterday that he did
not expect any woman to apply for
{the job, and surely no suffragette
443.751
THE PLEASURE
as well as the healthfulpess of out-
door llilng is recognized by moro .
people every y.ear \\'eve planned to:
help you make your veranda the most
attractive place in town. for we have
PORCH FURNlTURE
:IIthat. is appropriate and will make ev-
i cry nook and corner cooldooking and
‘comfortable.’ Call and see the new
designs in Furniture for every room.
iThe A. .l. Angevine
i 8: Son) Company
Complete Honsefurnishers
Upholsterering and” Furniture
Repairing
A Good Roof Test
is a hard snow storm. If your
stateroom berth. arriving New York following afternoon about 4 p. m; I
Steamers sail every week day atil p in. from Il’lIel' 235, N. R..7 New- York.
foot of N Moore street.
Sand for illustrated pamphlet; Tour Department.
OLD DOMINION LINE
w. L. WOODROW, Traffic Manner
mine for you that urges through my
heart in one glad. sweet, perfect song?
How may i tell you (when even the
thought of ion is so pure, so sacred)
of the daarness of you as you knelt at
JI J. BROWN. “7'“: P.“ “I.“ {my feet and‘ told me that you loved
keystone of the Connie Mack infield, 7roof leaks. drop us a card of
has been offered the largest salarin ’phtImc us. We will repair and
ever paid a hall player to play with pail'it it all for one price, guaram
the Brooklyn Federals. according towed, to per square foot. Call III
his own statement yesterday. He ad- now.
uiitted that he is considering the of-
Im e. ' for. but said he had no intention of
Vacation SALE
A Tremendous Bargain Givuig
Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts
I.__I_._,
«saw .5
FIRST SUMMER
Occasion in
o
Waists ‘‘‘‘ Underwear and etc. .
M. Moltasch 8: Son
120 WIJMRM 3‘.
Mobs Store—210 Atlantic 8L. Stamford.
“My cheek ‘3 against your dear. d9” leaving the Athletics until the expira-
Iface. and i am whispering to you—dish “011,701 his contract next :11,
en. sweet God—l want you so. ' r _._.__.._._.—J———-—7
Blessed Child ‘ ' ' - * "Dear GodI HARRY sTONE LOSES
.7 “. 7' . W776 077 ‘mine. thoseI LONDON, June 16.—-iHarry Stone.
deep. deep “as” They are worth the American ‘pugilist. lost a twenty
all the thirty years of wouriness— round tight beta-e the National Sport-
worth all the hell that l have ever ing club last night to Jerry Delaney.
known and dearer for than any dream Delaney won on points.
of heaven that has. ever been ‘Ivouch-I M...
sated me. " , l Ari application has been made to the
I in another letter Holman tells of building inspector by Benjamin Allen
going into the woods with his dog to to 10cm; 0. buttered‘popcorn and pea
think .0! “Bess. O mine " ‘There is aInut stand on the Memes DeForast
I-has a lit'tie hour's conference in silence pending an investigation. , ‘ '
with thee " He calls George a rattle
7brslned beast and then Inuotes the
poetry as follow:
_._———-
Iii-om iuo Polo game, in Jamaica. n 1,.1Florenoe bassinet. Mrs IAflolthutj I g . . . ,
I M73” thew-pundit, ”Id Iliad Inquirer: OI: O’Sulllvan
2‘ . amusemomine rodtoto take. , He. -
I 7‘ rounded. and had not gone
more has two blocks. when anioni-
motorcycle stopped him. and
him to appear before tthl First
Wit on Menday months. 71,“, it of:
film WWW” ‘28 best nun for I-hbnstlpation. st
and was.
t .th‘nams down pat-then
i- druggist. Just the vol-y: '
: 7. . . . . . . . . . .shonid have been the sap. lI, great oak,
‘ . ‘ 7slwhoae strength should hour by hour
I .I. IIhap. 0 insensaIte nothing We: so great V
"I was the stalk, yOu should have
Ibsen the flower The maple. I. you
Fits—LI Eyeglasses 7
6‘0 f“
fshave guarded its leaves against mis-
sour sin It may not be effaced with
Mbitter tears, or is it necessary that you
rub it in and keep us guessing for a
term of years ' ~
“I tell thee no, i am captain of this
:shlp. And babe and i will voyage far '
lover the seas: there heart to heart and
Icrim‘son lip to lip. we'll live alone and i
Should your eyes have been giving
you trouble. or your glasses need
, adjusting. feel at liberty to consult
WILLIAM J. MOORE
oHlCIA N.
Room I. Kulsr Building.
No. 15? Wash! ton 8t. ;
. . r... . -
.4
a R. Bradioyaco.
council rock Futile in the heart of the Lockwood property near the band- .
woods," he writes. “There your boy. stand, on Wall street, The permit will . I
goes with the faithful George and be hel¢up by- the building inspector ‘
GENERAL ROOF AND MACON
CONTRACTORS. .-
11 Washington 80. So Nomlk, Conn.
Phone 701. : f
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always the hatost 'i‘hiugs hi7
WALL“
PAPER
Painting
Paper Hanging
Decorating
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