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HUYLIER'S FAMOUS
CHOCOLATES
LANE's PURE lCE CREAM
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS
F. A. LANE
51 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
“a
ICut glass at reasonable prices at
Briggermau Bros.
John W. Mi‘lntyre, of 60 Luke are
nue. llaiibury. has returned alter
spending several days as the guest of
lriends at Bell island.
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fit a meeting of the Loyal Order of
Moose it was voted to have a dance;
at Roma [’0th Dancing ‘i’avlllon on
the owning of June 26.
Leonard .1. Foster, of Reed street,
has second a position with the Whole-
sale l-‘ruit Company, of Mw York
city. He starts his duties today.
The old wooden floor in the east-
bound railroad station has beentorn
up. and a. line concrete floor is being
laid by the cmploycs of the railroad
company.
The South Norwalk Trust Company
embraces the field of banking in all of
its branches. . The best possible not.
vice is given in all lines of financial
and sounrity 'trausactious. if unable
to call personally. write them.
Former Congressman FL J. Hill will
deliver an address this evening in the
Washington Park M. E. Church,
Bridgeport. where a four day sixtieth
anniversary celebration started. His
subject will be Smyrna, Ephesus. Dam.
asuis, Jerusalem. and Cairo.
Mrs, Giles '1‘. Gregory and daugh-
ter. Miss Isabel Gregory, of Bridge-
port, hre among those attending the
commencement festivities at Yale to-
day. They will be the guests of Prof.
Lawrence Gregory, who is a graduate
of the class of 1909.
—-Get your order in now for that
suit for July Fourth. Everybody's do
ing it. You bet. This is the life for
me. Dibble, custom tailor, 78 Wash-
ington street.
Mrs. Eugene Woods, of South Nor-I
walk, had a narrow escape from injury
while trying to alight from a train at
the Bethel'station yesterday morning-
Mrs, Woods was going to Danbury to
transact some business and was ac-
companied by he: grand daughter,
'II-lalel Allen; She bought a ticket to
{Betheh and went to one of the plat-
, terms of the train to alight when the
train reached Bethel. She says that‘
there was neither brakuman nor con-
ductor at that particular platform, and
that Just as she was about to alizth
} the train started Mrs. Woods had rot-e.
thought enough to sink back on the
steps of the train from which she wusI
helped up by one of the train crew.I
and finally allghted whe‘ii the train
.t roanhod Danbury
don't: unknown. is being sought by the
lit
Elmo been willoiod by the mine
W. J. Taylor homo and antece- "
detective bureau of the New York. New ~
11an Iund Hartford railroad as I do- I:
ultdi', according to information from I:
financier.- N. Y Taylor. who manned ,
IMwumttoww
VINOL
Tho Modern Tonic
Body Builder and Stratum Creator
F. H. BAXTER, DRUGGIST
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
27 WASHINGON 81’.
.Tel. office. 10693; tum, 693
Governor Simeon E. Baldwin is td
deliver an address at the commence
I inept exercises of Newtown High
school this evening. and Newtown ex-
ports to make the governor's visit an
event long to be remembered.
Samuel C. Pulley. of Monmu street
in compnny with the other inemhers
of the Military branch of thc Loyal
Order of Moose. left. yesterday morn-
ing, 9) attend the convention ill llzuor.
hill, Mass. .\lr. i'olley anticipates to
stay until Saturday morning.
Norwalh's Hospital fund, which is
being raised by l'. S. Thompson, who
conducted the campaign in DuanIrY.
reached the $40,000 mark today. it is
expected to raise $60,000 by Friday.
The money is to 113: used for the crev-
tlon of a new hospital biilidlrig.ml'li111-
bury News. '
lt'ls not often one has the opportun-
ity of buying line brass beds at a sub-
stantial saving of from 84.00 £03121“)
per bed. A. J. Collins Co. offers you
this opportunity on brass beds that
in finish, construction and design are
the best possible. and will last :1
lifetime. Sec adv.
The case of (Matellani and liurciini.
Rosa and Vincunzo lugleso came up
yesterday morning before Justice ot‘
the Peace Daniel Dunlap, who awarded
a judgement of $23. 54 to Costellano 8:
liardinl by default, the defendants
not putting in an appearance. An one:
nation will be issued against the ‘ln-I.
glcsos.
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The state road that is being built:
along the west side and north ‘end 01'
Balls Pond, in the town of New Fair-
fleld. is approaching completion. ‘The, '
road extends from a point near the
corners, at the south end of the pond,
along the west shore, and around the; '
north end. to the corner of the road. '
leading to Néw Fairfield Center.
went to Retail Point, South Norwallt.
Sunday in an auto bus and enjoyed the . :
day there. Among those in the party
were Miss Mary Dnnluavy. Miss Nellie
Gildea, Miss Margaret Walsh, Miss
Gertrude Cawloy, Miss Mario Torpey.
Miss Arline Fay. Arthur Johnshn. John
‘Mdfntyrefiiarry Werner, Frank Pfln- '
der, Loon Ryan and David Nimms.
THE BANK OF SERVICE
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LOANS
made on tumor] collateral.
Checking Acclaim
Monthly We rumoured;
Cerihiultus oi Deposit
on which intuit-u; ll Allowed.
VIII Travelers CIIBCIKS:
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BEDFORO GARDENS AT GREENS
.‘ FARMS MECCA FOR FLOWER
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LOVERS. I
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Y M ‘N; h IRW“. Snapdragono and Waur 3;:
oung en 0 l Lilies Will a; in Prime . .. $-
During July. COIOHIaIS g:
“S th S l P ,, ‘ fl‘he weekly pilgrimage to the Bed- V Canvas $1.30 and 3‘22
et e ty e ace ford gardens at Greens Farms “3",. 2.7.0. at-
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liridgeport'ers has already begun. ()n .
.Saturday afternoon the usual line of .
autos could be seen along the road. '
Imost of them empty because their 0c
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. g . cupants had desired a nearer view and
o o l T“ were wandering among the lovely . :
Penc‘l I illower beds. E F iiedlord gratious—I ' -
. . ,ly extends this privilege to the public
‘ The roses along the terrace by the
highway will be in their prime by ;,
lnext Saturday. Then the bank will,
‘resemble a. soft Persian rug, The rosef
ibeds near the greenhouses are just
istarting into hloom. All the beds in
:this grassy walk have been given up
ito the roses this year eliminating the
Egeraniiimhat otcupled some of them
:last year.
Another chenge is noted. Half way i
{between the two avenues of standard'
Iroses are two lines of tall climbing
i rOses trained into standard form. They
ihai'e but recently arrived from abroad
land are still wrapped in gray zmoss.
They are veritable rose trees, their
green crests wringing out from the!
;stalk about six feet from the ground}
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.\'ubu(*k. $2.50.
Heels
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expressly
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shaped and stead-
“ led not to grip or ’
slip.
A graceful pump.
OUR SHOWING COVERS AN IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF
ALL STRIPES WOVEN—CHALK STRIPES, NEEDLE
iTRIPES, HAIR LINES.
$15 and $20
Luther M. Wright
Dealer in Overland Cars; °.'- Brockway
Trucks from V? ton to 2 ton; Universal g
OUTFITTERS
iWhen they are in bloom and well
...........n ..,.,....,..0 3g 1 a. Trucks from 1% ton to 5 ton: -:~
m" .. ”’0 .0... We“ l Trucks from '4 ton to 3 ton.
The snapdragona are again at the?
base of the tower, but are surrounded; ----‘.-.'.-.‘.'.'.-.-r.‘.-.-.
111) a new moiety of lieliotrope- thatl
:Krows very close into tight balls ofg
\iolct ilowers. it has less merit t.1aui
Ithe regular \arivti. Seen in n lurgei
Ilwd, it looks like an eternal purplvi
'.... II I} __ f _. Ishadou’ of the white tower on tho
.. fins- w—M -~—--~“‘“" “ M knoll.
Chase '
COOL OFF WITH THE ARGYLE—A new combination Noell-
goo Shirt, soft collar if wanted, reversible soft cuffs and draw-
orI. Tho coaluut summer garment yet made—42,
Fresh Mined COAL
All coal, no slate and thoroughly Screwed.
Place your order for
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mm _ .l ' -
W é; Pennies Attractive.
. g3 The utirurtin:
I.nesmt is tlr mass of
him ‘n at tho thither Sltle‘ of the Bar»
drn. Tho colorsnrc ull blended to-
ut titer in n grunt Stiltlsll of bloom in
white and various pink: tip to deep
t‘l‘IYli'St n. All around this strong note
next winter's supply.
HARRIS’& CANS COMPANY
South Norwalk.
sight
motorists 'll
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with the multitude and
open an account at the
Fairfield County
Water Street.
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. I :x' iivlt s in l‘lnniv orange slid red, with the
saVIngS Bank gr," iisue blue tin-tilts that goes to mnkc ' I
ALL STREET. NORWALK. :‘i’flml’ part of tho charm of this garden. S t Cl d dP ‘ dVV
W I Efglh' ~‘ 1nd il'lt‘lt‘. “l S eane an rehse ee y
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:zrvut “MI-r lilivs have only just l
RIIlU‘iI iilltI for awhile the pools
will lw luurv arrow for the lotus that
PHONE FOR PARTICULARS
LO?
IIlCt‘ll '
at Contract Prices
W driver
\ic uill lil‘i‘l) your suits in that
our stop regularly
is Just showing pink cups 0" the as I mm II (-rcry “uh for your stilts and
. . IN.“ Mir-taco. cuss (om n or a stated they will he returned the nut
The Clty Natlonal Bank Tilil' ll‘(ilits‘lilltlri ol‘ tulips that made untount per month day.
Ithc sunken garden in front of Mr.
licdford's llollSt‘ so brilliant in spring CRESCENT LAUNDR i
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4‘ PHONE 5-4. h.
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WDOCOO Obifi‘OOOWZtOTOW
Sticsrstions for
Graduation.
Fans ......... . 5°C to $1.30 ' ‘
Ladlcs' I.Ill('ll Handkerchiefs.
trimmed with lace 5°C to $1.50 '
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’l‘hc mud to surross is not difficult for those who sincerely seek it
fllllI show wisdom in“ keeping their funds in a good, strong «lianlt.
Moum ruins tummy, and it is a great factor in ncltreiing rsc nits
Start an account here—now~the door of opportunity is open for
lntcrcstt-d parties are anlted to confer with us.
illThe Best of Bathing
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you,
Lndles‘ Line llundltcrchiei‘o, cni~ '
hrolilcretl corners 25c to 32-25
I16 inch. oscillatginx, for South
awzumcmau manom-
lndlcs‘ Linc lnltlnl Handker-
Roton Point Park
DANCE in the Pavilion
chiefs .......... 15c and 25c ..
Silk liosiery_ black. white and .
colors ......... 50: to $1.60 -
it: Hutton Silk'tlloyt‘s, black, -.
white and colors 75c and 31-00 ..
‘30 Button White Silk Gloves -
.................... $1.98 ;
Lona Kid (Rimes black and - ..
OF EVERYKIND white ................. usu- T
~ Seed Pearl Brooches 50¢ each I:
EVERYTHING IN PLANTS. non PRICES CAN'T BE BEAT. “m5 3““ G’rd’es- 25° '"d ‘1 "0 "
\‘cckwcar. lions, Dutch (‘ollnrs
Flfhlllls Lace and Orgundle .
(oilurs ......... 25c to $150
Chiffon Scurfs . SLOQ and 31-50
J. I. Mallette
.88 Washington at
Tel. 449. So. Norwolk.
THE CASINO RESTAURANT
TELEIPIHOINIE INORWALK 500
South N orwalk Fruit 8t Flower Co.
No. 2 South Main Street Telephone 364 I:
WWWJJODOCM‘O" "(ADO
Soft Shell Crabs
. '7.......E9.'2§E.2£t.,vm W HITE SHOES-
We also give you :Itdiustinunts that will surprise you. ,
AND ROUND
F. E. Lockwood & Co. CUTBMILLS
Bridge Fish Market
West End Washington at. Bridge. ,
, .- . I _ TELEPHONE 108. South Norwalk.
. ' ' ‘ Frou'DIullvory Uptown‘and Downtown,
Encarta mm; for Light and ' '
Power ‘
Are just-as cool and comfortable as they look. We have I.
all styles for men, Women and children.
'Conneally and Bracken; '
18 WASHINGTON 8T.
EIELIlI‘lC Fan
Bar. gains
have gone and the great rich rug of i' iRONY FRO-M JOHN BULi.
rose colored :bogoniau, 3,500 of them, 301?. :nterprisjng firm bad but
are spread out between the borders start chtap excu' ions to America,~
0! Wood and EDS“!!! "Y With “1911' that we can see so old master ,
surrounding clumps of evergreens. Igionatiy_—unaon Globe.
‘ It is' predicted that July will sun‘- w.
‘ the lovely garden of brilliant Honors, Danny Keyes has received 3600 o"
: that resulted Min the road. to the. the trolley company uathu not r ”
storms lawn hewnd. 1!: its prime. - of on mldout in which mm In
.W ' {whack on the ' -. Awning 1,
mil: gt tho'IoOruur of South thorn that will y . .
Nor-walk current . . . .. 417.50
mnumnt -......-.....$t$60
mu Kits In» attracted! to
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Norwalk Chronicler