v
. .,¢
Karine, Automobile. Burglary, Liabil-
ttY. Compensation, Fidelity Bonds, in
not we can write any kind of Insur-.
Ince you may require. (‘all us on the?
Phone No. 1230.
Taylor 8. Golden
OOUTH NORWALK TRUST co.
BUILDING.
Read about the White Colonials ad-
vertised by Keeler‘s shoe store.
There will be a meeting this even-,
ing or” the Nol'walk Building Loan and :
Investment Association.
~—""—"——‘ l
Mrs, George Ketchaln. oi' Nortllport.
L. 1., is a visitor at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank B. Field, of 19 lllll~
side Place.
A popular summer fabric reduced in
price at this little of year menus a.
great saving to many people. See
Bond's adv.
Company A, Military lirnnch, 1.. O.
0. 01., left today for lluverhill. Mass,
for the big Moose celebration and ('on- .
Tentiou at that place. ’
llev. Frederick A. Coleman, rector
of Trinity Episcopal Church, and Mrs.
Coleman ale today quietly celebrating
the eighth anniversary of their mar»
r sings. .. ’
,. \ ..__.....___ . .
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Orris, who
were married yesterday at St. Ladie-
lnus' Hungarian Catholic Church, will
leave today for an extended honey-
moon trip
An important meeting OT§QIe “ush-
lngton Camp, 910.11,? 0.19.
be held this evening Special
usiness
will he brought up. After the meeting
ice cream and caké will beheld ed.
A dog belonging to Joseph .1 Cor
. boron.- of Tolles street. was run over
: by O cost wagon, on Water street this
,r morning. The dog was Injured so had-
‘ 'iy it was necessary that Officer W91.
lace R. Salnmis shoot the animal.
:. “up“
, tA regular meeting of Progress For-
um. F. ESL” fwas held last evening
a d,r'egular guhiness was transacted.
Olso nomination of officers was held
"bznd Td‘urther nominations will be held
pt the next meeting
: l. ‘ .--————~ I .
Twenty dancing lessons for 85.8915
rolley’ s sdv. .1
ofia
.
“W6 ,7 ' -I
gl‘ho automObile of Harry Stacey
‘ we; othndlng in front of the
. Townnl‘ihll this noon and Iwagsturt-
ed on the move by the wind, bud nan
into the machine of Edward, E. Gor-
mm. The headlights on Mr. Ben-
tons car were broken
\
o
1;. “.01 ..
3 r‘
:h .ui JV
or
Good Table Butter.
finest to be had,
' 'Tel 871
Best FamilyFlour 6tt bf,
26c 21 pound
Premium Brand Creamery Butter. the
in prints, 300 lb
EaSt IndiaTea Co:
125 Washington Street .
, SOUTH NORWALK'S LEADING cAsu 5.101231;
We Give and Redeem Premium Trading Smmfi'
6 Bars Acme Soup
1 Naahtha Soap
1 Snow Boy Wash Powder
COMBINATION SALE
_Very Best Creamery Butter, lb. 29c
A. STULL
24 Cottave Street. East Norwalk
25 cents
//~’..'.f'//
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7’O
HORWALK/
HOSPITAL
WORKERS
37/
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/I
llllllllllllll III
IIIII lllllll
LORD Policemen and Detectives
to Prevent Militant Suffrage
Outbreak '
LONDON June'10.-—Never before
have such precautions been taken to
guard members of the royal family
from the attentions of the militant Suf-
fragettes as were taken today at the
" A new. sweet-toned bell from the
’ Van Duseu IBell Company, of Cincin-
nati, arrived yesterday for the Hun
gorian IReiOrmed Chruch on Lexing-
ton avenue. It weighs 1,800 pounds
It will b'e dedicated with appropriate
a. ceremony on next Sunday. Elbe Old
bell Will remain tn‘t‘ho belfry as Well:
J. Cuneo. Judge William F Tammany?
and Building Inspector Clarence 1..
Finch. duvestigatod the \verands that
has been built on the front of Joseph
Deleo's house, on Woodward avenue,
i outthé nedgssary permit. Mr. De-
’i'ted way-ken this veranda be‘
due” buildink inspector had been
Wed, Fti‘t‘lte should: have medium
a permit from the council to7 build,
which .119 neglected to do. The build‘
ing inspector recently ordered him to
removc the veranda. The matter will
file up this evening before the 99113.
’Ascdt race course. The opening ofthe
leading society race meeting found up-
wards of 1,000 men of the metropolitan
police and hundreds or detectives from
iSCOUEI}. TYsrd assembled on the his-
torlc cour‘sé fay reinforcement for the
{regular 036111911er county police force.
which?!“ it? been mobilized in full
strength to. .prevoht any attempt by
A party cohabiting of Attorney John. the Suffragettcs to interfere with King
George or OOOOII Mary.
The 312411116 route from Windsor
Castle to ~t only“ over which the
king 1111911111590 and their guests were
,tO drive ,in the Statoprocsssion was
lined practically fill the wsy by police-
niéfl.
The militants, in spite of the queen' s
threat {that sho’ would cancel the rest-
Of the seasons soclsl engagements it
she should be again annoyed showed
themselves more determined than ever
to obtain publicity foi- their. cause by
attackiux'the kins 7
-In house-unsung)! this resolute atti-
tudé Of the Women. thé entitlements
t .
’6'
”4 A). {91361 Tlirdwn the race course were on
3 18911»an 83 V
hastens, Benita.-
ode, , more stringent
. 001. Edward M. House. of Texas.
Att’lNG IN THE SHEKELS
«W
Amen accompanied by watchdogs have
patrolled the course, while alarm
shave been placed in position at
night around the stands and the lawns
A large contingent of resident Amer-
icans are among those invited to the
royal enclosure. These inbiude lelu
ter |Hines Page. the American Ambus-
,sndor, and Mrs. Page. with the mem-
.bel's of the embassy stair; Mrs. Nich-
Iolns Longworth, Philip J. moosevelt.
Mr. and rMs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and
Compo lnn’
Westport. Conn.
Service, a la. Carte, noted fOr
Steaks. Broilers and all Sea Food! in
season. Arrangements can be made
for banquets upon sliOI't notice.
CONCERT BY ORCHESTRA
DANCING EVERY EVENING.
.. MR8. M LEVY. _
Telephone Connections 98 Westport.
"NOTICE
Having purchased all the equipment
for guardlnq the ontrsnce to tho royal , .
of the Berkshire Ice Co.. I am propor-
.und' retail, the best possible serflcel;
E T BATES
. spurs, NoswALk. CONN. .
9
Inn illlBlltS T
III lilllllll 01 no
mated three toss in May than he did
.1.
ll‘dh—G66r‘ge Op For?! and Nellie Rogers.
,ed to give all customers wholésale
" 28—4Edwurd, in to EdWal‘d and Nellie
T0 NEW'V‘YORK
if .
for might only. might. propéllo'r '_
ma- Pi'sr 27. East River, New "(on -, ,
(tool of estuarine ml. omyl .11“ .
«mammoth. in. Freight», , ,
All tollp.m.snd..T,.,TT
Thirty-one Births, Eleven Wed-
dings and Forty-one Deaths ’.
Rscorustl by Town l
Olerll Smith l,
l
The month 'of May in vital statis «
tics showed a falling off in the num-
ber of deathst ‘,....T1359§ ppd 11151115 as l
onmpared Wit ‘ of théspre
the month before. the total for the
past month being 11. A drop of two
is shown in the list of births for
May which numbered 31 as against
33 for Apt-n. .
The statistics follow:
4’ 1 Deaths.
Mav- ' ., Y. M. D.
1~ li-isrry L. Williams 6 7 23 I
4~ ~u>uise C. Wilson 2 6
4-Hexry' Borges 75 6 20
5—Ggm R: Saunders 1 1‘ 10’
7.4;th L Pennell 3 5 21
7~Fannie .l. Walsh 83 ' 3 ’
84mmol Manning 65 .
Swill“?! Agnes Crows 73 ll '16
9—~Bnby Lundln
luv—Ella F. Osborn 66 7 23
10~Caroltne Bog‘lbronski 5 9 3
lib—Francis 1’. Sweeney' 3
,lI—Mnry Harrison - .3 8 20
l2-—Souocs»Edgett .77 6 ti
l2-Grace Bernard! 31 2 11
l3-imoxene‘ Hoyt 59 4
chharlea‘w. Lockwood 8‘5 9 7
l4—-Mlnn L. Godfrey 51 3 14
l4—Frunk ltacnnelll 04
til—Edith l. Bowman 28 3 10
ill—«Warren P. Smith 7-1 4 18
19-Joseph H. Abmuty 27 17
lQ—élhlvld Sheehan 79 S
20—«Robert C. Dewar ‘26 8 18
20-Joseph (3qu 36 7 16
22-41110)! Cunningham ; '
23~Mnrlnn 1.. Delpng' 19 11 2
23~Joseph Dukovisk 54
24—Verna. V3 Amundsen 2 5
24~John A. Foss . 63 10 15
25~Baby Dugan
25—Jamss A. Fingg 52 7 1
'26—~Slmeon 'Ri Keith 48 T 8
27—13mm Bulls 21 4 ‘8
27—«Aigy'Mash ., 5 27
.ZSHEOItthpMooro. . ;if: 3710‘
28~Annis M. Hayes! 7] ‘ :
28~€llvio (1.,Agn9so, l l 8
2974710159 Taylor 54 5, 24
31———Mary Bum-y 3911 17
31—6er Pnhlltuch 72
Bil-Ow.
May
1~Harry to Arthur and Florence
Green.
4—Gertrude to John and Bessie Stuil.
3—Addlo tuvl'i‘erdlnand and Clara
Joues.‘
B—Milton to Jacob and Dorothy Still
Insu. '
5~Adels to Arthur and Susan Ged-
dis.
o—Bsrsh to John and Barbara Korn-
any.
7—Aunu tO'Charles and Otto Ward.
7—Alfred to Gulseppo and Adella.
Sexless
7—Priedo. to Jacob and Anna Your-
disky. , . ,
9—Vera to Elmore and Ruth” Bracken.
97-1130)? to Carl and Emma Loudin.
10—411mm tb‘ James and Katherine
Guidor
11——BOy to 1611:; and Agnes Cavsnsgh.
12——Marle to Ralph and Sarah Ray-
mond.
lO—Wllliam to John and Lydlu Hines.
li—lliouryfih to Henry J. and Louise
urges. ’
til—Edith to Floyd and Ethel Ange
Ivlne,
15—Jose'ph to Edward undAgnes Gor-E
man.
III—John to Angelo slid Angelina Bus
ld-Glrl to ores and Edith Moore
17'—-Pasqusl 3 to Oeddoro and Chris
till! >. '2
til—Eileen " itghsrles and Pansy Fin-
. Vnogsn ,
262—412.?»I to liar iand Alice Cunning-
' ' haul. 3‘ "
Ste-Sterilino‘to foe and Saraphlno
Obuhofisttl.
25—de to wits and Rachel Dugau.
,26—BOstI-1Oe to. Abraham and Dora
3' Arbeltsmsn.
264mm to (intol- and Anda Kathi.
l‘:. nest. 7” " ‘ '"
zs—wnna‘n ’h‘. to wnusm r. and Ida
aBssuprlln
'1.
Clone. T " '
8 taken by Universa
. lerenshaw. ;
23—:Perry Lettoy Haynes and Hazel
E, Casey,
S—Austin Cockefur and Barbara Mar-
ket.
.28—Andrew 80803 and Annie Khrtnlai,
Music every Saturday night at the
Clifford Ruthskeller.
Bathe at the beach, dance in the pa-
vilion and eat at the Casino All at'
Roton Point Park. ‘
, . I
Teeth and
Procrastina;
You can't dodge the malter
“of tquhvmentiop' unless you
' v’p'ay in in health and many re—
grets in the future. Dont kick
yourself later on but call and
BL]. H. Mallory
at once. The physical btnefit
will far exceed the financial
outlay
PracrastlnatIOn the thief Of
time.
ii an. Msln It. Is. Norwslk.
HOURO: I A. I. TO 8 P. M.
SUNDAYS IV APPOINTMENT
l
MUSEMENlS<
W
REX
THEATRE
TODAY
Cast Adrift
.~ in the
Seutlii’ Seas
Big "10!" Bison in Two Parts.
A thrilling spectacle produced
Honolulu. ,:
““UNOLI! 8AM lN MEXICO.”
ShOwiug. .3116 unordnaryt' scenes
3 special war pho
tographer, of mo‘npcrntions of U S.
troops in Mexico.
-' Mater 319 Features—3.
In.
t
V
Breakfast, 25c. Dinner, 35¢.
Supper, 25°.
‘1
Home-made Bread and Pies
Mansion House
C. HASSAN. Pmp.
any...” wall. so. so. Nomlk.
. TELEPHONE :07. ~
Summer Needs
Refrigerators, Oil and Gas Stove},
Nursery Refrigerators, vice Ghouls
Porch Blinds, Screen Doors, Garden
Hose, Water Coolers Wittering. Pots,
Albert F. Gehebe
as West Washington St.. .
, South Nor-walk.
Phone 1060-2. Prompt Dsllvery
.”
, TELEPHONE CALL 720..
Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)" .'
EAST NORWALK
Of: Sea Food Cooked.
to Order. 6. ' ’
”loin E. O’Sullivan, .
D'l‘
Extra 13.}; Table
l
l
l
l
l
t,- 270 lb ‘
N‘Y.a
Shore Dinners and All Kinds
27—365: to Beltinmlu and Mary Vs- ‘
n " ~ x~slxnITaes express.
Map;— .s-‘mv-a—A 5'15?! wr»\ mp,
m vndzsu'r
ZEEQALIQISE 16, .914
M
minlzs
Os A L E o 1'
Summer
P R E T T Y
Dresses
i
Butter
ROYAL. GROCEIR
. Grocers 9nd Frulterers
Tel. 1362-3. 22 South Mjln St
DAVEY’S.
30c Blend
A Coffee that satisfies at a moderate
cost, Try it. 20 S. and H. Stamps with
each pound. "
ANDREW DAVEY
90 WASHINGTON ST.
PHONE 410.
Reduced Prices on
Barry Oxfords.
as we have p big stock of Oxfords and
we must dispose of same by July 4th.
Take advantage of this special.
Logis Avriclt
The Un n Clothing and Shoo stoic
PosTolrFIcs BLOCK
souTI-I NORWALK
.) A
L“ X
‘0
a
NHEHRR
Timetable '
IN EFFECT JUNE 7,» 1914.’
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.-—1:37x. 4:490, 5:341, 5:421,
:09. 62571:, 7:18x, 7:40, 8:183, 9:183,
:40, 1023311, 10:51x, 11:51.
P. M.———1:13x, 1:22x, ,lz27, 3:02x,
529,‘ 4:42x, 5:15x, 5:45. 6:02;, 6:47.,
2022:, 7245):, 9:45:11, 10:18:.
Sundays.
A. M.——12:25x 4: 481, 5: 34x 5: 42:,
:54, 10:33x. 11:30.
P M.——12:50x, 2:44x, 3:02x, 4;42:,
5:45 6: 02x, 7: 02x,7 .12 7: 45x,,7:57x,
8: 06x, 9: 42:: 10: 181:, 10: 35
£933
8
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.:e-4 41x, 5:.35 61.45 8203:,
8:5lx, 921511, 10:02:, 10:05, 10:50x,
11:03.
P. M.—12;03. 1:05, 2:04x, 2:57.
3:30)}, 3:55, 4:15t, 4:29, 5:05x, 5:24,
5:28,, 6:01x. 6:07, 8:10x. 9:25, 9:401,
1121511, 12:00x.
Sundays.
A. M.:——6 00, 8: 03:1, 9: 00:, 10: 02:1.
10: 5...0x
' P, M.:—12:10, 1: 021:. 3: 39x, 5:021,
5:04, 6:01x,_7:09x, 82191:. 9:00x, 9:40x,
10:00x, 11:15x, 12:00x.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A. M.:-12 23x, 1: 17x, 6: T05, 7:18,
9. 161:, 10: 18 11:11x,11:573
P.M.12:03,1:20.3:,16x 4:28 5:17.
6:14x, 6:47, 7: 09x, 9: 24x, 10: 511,
11:06.
Sundays
A. M.——12:23x 1: 13x, 7. 43, 9: 16:.
10: 19, 11: 11x.
P M.:—~11 57x. 2: 08x, 4' 46x, 6: 10x,
6:48, 7:09x. s. 28x, 9: 24x4, 10- 03;,
10:51x. '
SOUTH NORWALK To OANsu'nv.
A. M.—1:20, 6:13, 8:27, 9:59x.
. P. BIL—1:25, 2:282, 4:38, 5:2“, 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 8:18,10:03x
: 11: 55. .
P. M.:—421.0:49,8:90.
. . Bundnys. ,.
A M.-7:55,11,:45.
P M.——6: 48, 7 18:, 8:35.
The entire cost of the Merrill Sum-
mer School is $15.00. If you are inter-
ested the adv. will give you further
particulars.
You don't want 1'
c A s H °r u"
you do through the
Th “gauge ll‘rlut Fun Amy
ousnn s 0 so es everywhcr rizh
"l‘l‘ilhmti's. fNo aldvauce {cc reqeuigggvewml:
In or or rec istinz blanks book
“How To SELL You: Fan! ‘l'nd free
15. A. STROUT FARM AGENCY
47 w. as» sci new your
mum. run-a1:
summm. mrnhs’lhm' Pain-:3?
Arthur Waldron
District Manager
29 Haviland Street
For this Week Only
I am offering any hat you may
select at the extremely lowT
greatly below cost.
Roodner’s Block
WASHINGTON STREET.
RED CROSS LlhE
to
IAIFAxt'AstDTST. JOHN'S NEW-
AFOUNDLAND.
Round Trip, New York to Hall-
fax .................... 340.00
Round Trip, New York to St.
'John's, Newfoundland . $30-00
Let Us Book You for One of These
Pleasant summer Trips.
J. M Layton 8: Co.. Inc.
RENTS NOTARIES PUBLIC
5 Railroad Avenue,
South Norwalk.
.9
22:25-52:42;
1F YOUR‘EIES
, BLUR
If you are trying to see through
a mist, it is time to think of
glasses. Thinking people think of
us at that time, as we are experts
in this line. We have a physician
who is a. skilled eye specialist to
examine your eyes. No charge for
examination.
THAMER
OCU LISTS AND OPTICIANS
37 Atlantic Square, Stamford, cc.
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897
I
IN FIREWORKS
CARNIVAL GOODS
AT" - ' ‘ THE
'BRIGHT
AIRY
ROOMY
DAINTY
STORE.
,slt’ Comfort to Shop At
llNllllS
and News
Store,
OMAIN 87., NORWALK.
5 Nor-
Main
‘ sz. walk.
For'U tMsto- 'SONIGO OIII.
Bingo H. OANUNO, .
' Fungi-OI Director and _
. Embslmsr.
Office and flourishes
, 7141811939} stops on signs! ”only
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