firing Altuuobtle. Burglary Lb.“-
Iy. Compensation. Paddin- ,ltondaJ
toot we can orlte an; kind or insur-
Iynce you may require. Call us on the
Phou: No. me.
Taylor 8. Golden
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.I
BUILDING.
i
New iiashable dresses at
prices. See Boston Store adv.
Mr and Mrs Fred L. Parsons of
56 \\' est \\ oostcr street. I‘lanbury,
have gone to llelh island for a short
.stay.
special
George Smith, of New York
and Belle island, is the guest of Harry
Mcliaohlau. Jr., of so; \\'est street
Danbury,
,
Miss Anna Jackson and Miss Hazel
Wheeler, of Brooklyn, are
their aunt, Mrs. William lies, 01‘ Elm
Grove street.
Attorney Daniel Howling. of Ni w
York city, and Miss lielen Foley. were
visitors on Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. T. A. Foley. or Quintard ave-
nue.
‘Only ten transters of property took:
place in Norwalk, last week with
mortgage of $10,886 For the second
week of June 1913, there were nine
teen sales of property and mortgage
of $333.50.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Magner. \irs. Vill-
llam Wilkins, Mrs. J. N. Studweil and
Alias 'E‘llzabeth ‘Qiark who have been
autolng through New York. Connecti-
cut and Massachusetts. the past Neel“
have returned to theirhomes; a
.‘Jolin Dunleavy, baggage master at
the railroad station, is critically ill at
his home on Grassy Plain street, Beth-
el. While. he has been in poor health
for along time, he was able to at~
tend to his work until‘be suffered a
,*““"bld attack on Thursday night about
. a
4
midnight. Since then he has failed
rapidly.
The Saugatuck .Real Estate & Con-
structlon Company, of Westport. Was
incorporated June 11.1?“ to deal in
real estate. Capital stock 35, 000, at-
yided into 100 shares,,of $50 each.
Commerce business with St. 000 in-
. Icorporators: IDominlco Vétromlle. Ma.
tilde Vetromile, Alfred Moddock and
Elizabeth Maddock. all of Saungatuck.
' The new cutrord Hotel :Rathskellal'
7 ‘ is becoming a very popular institution
‘ in our city. On Saturday evening Wil-
liam H. Hubball. violinist, and Archi-
bald A Merriam pianist. furnished
excellent music. Many improved the
7 7. opportunity and enjoyed dancing. The
service is a la carts and should appeal
to all who appreciate an up to- date
“Ni-estaursnt , ~ I
3 .
TherConnecticut Contracting Com-
pany, which had a trap roch business
in New Britian, has been authorized
by the superior court to sell scales.
‘a boiler, engines and tools. and oilice‘
“Turn for the fit”? price yheI, can
7 gully?» fihedo articles were ap-
wfipgi St between $1300 and st, 800',
, Davenport thinks they will
‘7'be ghoul $900;
WE Hertha M Richards entertain
party 07:7 friends at her home, 41
Wéit street, Saturday afternoon, in
.1. who with her daughter, is visit-
lug her. Auction bridge was Iindulged
an prizes were taken by Mrs. Wit-
Mathewg and Miss Minot!
lygfroliuno‘nts were served and 9”
11311113 social hour was spent. -
Special Summer
'J-uomcmcrswus.
city. ‘
visiting ‘
l
‘ington street,
honor or Mrs. Armstrong 0! Orange,| '
InidmhaveboenlmporthAmor- .3
W"- MMtlbiguk'blhaMud.
sales—7.”...J Wow
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This Week Specials
FINE TAIL! IUTTER
‘
PURE LARD ........... 12 ‘4:
BEST FAMILY FLOUR ...........................................
East India Tea Co
Tel 871 125 Washington Street I
ASOUTH NORWALK'S LEADING CASH STORE. I
'W’J I k
; Evans and William H. Par- Mr. and Mrs. George Cable, of New!
melee SD91“ yesterday in Guiltord Canaan avenue, Norwalk were visit- I.
where they \isited with the latter's mg her mother, Mrs. Lawrence. for.
“‘- .--.
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mothEr. merly of School street, who is living:
'~’“‘ with her daughter. Mrs. Howard, in
C. M. Smith and family, of Cold White! Plains
Spring, on the Hudson. were in Nor-
walk 0\er yesterday. visiting with
Town Clerk Herbert 11. Smith.
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Owners of property where there arei
many tenants, in the First district,Ii
sent out letters today to each one in-I
forming them that they will be obliged:
to pay for the increase in water rates1
which is caused by the installation of!
meters. I
THE EVENING PRIMROSE.I
Paul Connery, of Georgetown. will
study law in the offices of Attorneys
William F. Tammany. John ii. Light
and Freeman Light. some time in the
near future.
“What are you looking at?", the
farmer said.
\
Anson F. Keeler is the busy best!
man today. His services in that capaI 5
city will be required at Itwo weddings I
which take place today, one in New‘
York and the other in Norw.slk He is!
best man for Harold Van View. who is! In“ grows all oer the iSIand
to be. married to Miss Grace Youngs,
in New Y.ork this afternoon. The
groom was formerly of Norwaik. To-
night H‘lndy" will repeat the service
at the wedding of Ralph Verlln and
Miss llice 1.. Lyon.
Miss Bertha Schaub, of 16 \\'ash- Summer SChOOl
has complained 7" ”8 JULY 6 To AUG. 30. 8:00 to 12:00.I
lpolice that Joseph ltartlem, of i3
iltullrond avenue shot the hind legs Bookkeeping, Sharthand. Stenc-
typy, Typewritlng.
off. her pet cat. She also reported he
,shot it neighbor's cat in the mouth.
The matter will probably be. referred
to the humane officer or the prose,
Icuting attorney
The local police have received word
that a tailor shop in Stamford was
broken into Sunday and several coats,
3pants and vests were stolen. The case
is being investigated.
“That's nothing but a yellow
flowering weed." . . .
Mrs. Pinch, of 45 Van Zant street.
phoned to the South Norwalk police
”it! a rumpus was in progress in a
Inearhy residence. Officer Wallace ll.
Saminis found on investigation that a
ll‘amily quarrel was in progress.
wild.” said he;
There are plenty in my- fields! I
root ’cm out.
But. oh my life; it puzzles me to
ICC
What you make such a won-
Grammar School Pupils Prepared for
7Fall Examinations.
ENTIRE COST $15.00.
Merrill Business College
‘ South Norwalk. sumloro
Port Chester.
supper went.
The second mutual summer dance to
be given by the Loinl Order ‘of
.ltloose at Roton Point on Friday of
this week is attracting much inter-
est among local dance lov.ers The
members are working hard and have
already disposed of over 000 tlckets.‘ ‘
g'l‘he Million Branch will be present'I
land will appear in their new unl-
forms, the same they wore in the
'iiaverhill. conv.ontlon This will be .
their out I-puouc appoimnoe berErti'
the local people. .'
The good man turned and to his
supper moat.
'wnue kneeling on the grass
With mutgdelight
QWWM. ground the
planm've'tleu: f
To match 4: Opening buds
that love the night.
8hortost77Chlrgo to Jury.
li' brevity is the soul of wit."Judgo
'l‘aylor, K. C. has notnmny rivals ‘
among ills judicial brethren. Summing
up a case which lasted several hours.
says the Liverpool Post, he said no
more than this: “Gentlememyon have
heard both sides. It is for you to say
"10 “light” Bantam: 1‘
My the may dusk of eve, de-
oITango downho‘romdlet us ,
/
which you believe." "Even this does give you odioelight on the sub- parted. if __
not represent Judge Taylor‘s best eflort fact of 30150" MAZDAme. ..
1“ “’9 '“'"" °' “3"“3 “3 ”mm" A find you'll feel' Recitation And one by bus the pale stars
few years ago he delivered himself of I'm“. W 11000.“!
what is supposabto be the shortest stun ‘ fl * ' " 1 ill h; ’
summing up on record. He turned to Gilt) M b m o“ E
the Jury. raised his eyebroWs Inquir-
ingly. and remarked: "Well. gentle. EDISON And one by'one each folded calyx
men?" The Art: of brevity could no .
......... MAZDA‘LAMPS W
Nolan and Cancer. The "hm an. ‘
, Mnfllenll unnecessary noise, brilliant as oldies; Carbon umflfiyfi: And ““1“ £701an petals 80
lighting, disagreeable odors and touch lama amount of electricity. Put one in '
not Lust and most important. eat and ""1 hm? oockotin when». 0500. the lkY- I
drink no poison even though it should ”°" °' 5“”?- ' g ‘
Sill or of the nectar and nmbrosin of Lot unshowyou.‘
Olympus. \\ Iith the‘ revivii’ying of the
sensory cones all the rest will sail-
in and become strong again. And then
‘we may expect to find eyeglasses, ear
trumpets and all such aids cast upon
the trash heap. There will be nothing
to cause irritation. and so We shall
have no cancer -Dr. J. A. Guthrie in
Medical Journal.
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The United Electric
. - 7 One throb {Ix-om 3m. to .flower
Light 8: Water "G91. 7? .. ,
,Iseemo’d pulsing through
'1‘" night-woe living spimy
7 and...“ '
7 I 7 ‘7 '7‘ 717'; 7"““5’ “hummer eve-r
Smart Individual: ,..
Food Habits. _
“Food habits have queer boundaries."
commented ex’ Assemblyman Charles -
Sutherland at luncheon. “In Massa-
ehusptts people eat baked beans Sutur-
day, night, but not west of Worcester.
Along the Connecticut shore an oyster ~
stew is: the regular Sunday morning"
breakfast dish. in Vermont they eat '
.. .- ... a: ....v-o<. ,._ .
new—-
3 Due haymo divine through
«Verna.
pie for breakfast—always apple pie.‘ 82°“ and small. .
,Tne. scrappie habit to round only with- .. Roodner’ S BIOCk .Cbnstopbor Cranch.
in titty milesIof Philadelphin.§—New .:
YorEWorld. ..
.yx
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v
.- ~ r:
.. wasuluo‘rou “insist-J
. Nook Ill-wing on Old Canopi- ,
A study of the many necks to be
seen on the walls of the National Por-
trait gallery enables one to agate that .
the custom of neck unsung, although “
ouse Dresses 5? f
Attractive anode- in House 7
3m Mick known‘indmb‘st ,'
. .populir initially-or court.
mmornmv.
ummmmomwobeén
mica-bia-M-IQM. New York
all white": on. m m with: ,
novontmctptbmwlthrom
psych, trimmed with plain colors
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Min ”’3
JuneSaieOi
DRESSES
Ii-ltyles that are diilerent. very
exclusive in all the leading col-
era in fine linens lawns,I Indies
and all the
Prices staring”)! to $10. _
latest
M". “"la 9" M "*4 3' “m m m we
am in an intimate
ll In"! W"
Wklhm Mn ‘4! Mom
H calm mi from i‘mt Page!
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IM 0‘ lilr INN ”Roam-V truism
“n" I,” and "I” ny’IIIIny reuuima. of the exercises in the munh as: tho
TLt he [He ‘1 DIWI' U! mull! h‘luir ul IICI’Ilhlllt' IddlflbPQIhklr “‘7“ m
regrets :rom toilets Iho had but in. I“ “I“ upon to Ki"! “‘7’ all to“
“”0”qu I” [“ny W" ”I my day IQ many interesting and amusing aloe-
lestn‘itles. doles of the. good old times.
M“, U, ”M“ ”me in ”my, “II“ “I Fifty eventful years had wrought
great changes with the old “grads" in
tomoblles. but those who can": by .
train journeyed as far as 8““!qu many respects. but their hearts were
in the same places they were way
from which place they motored to the
stately, old-fashioned farm house of “Ck in the ”1d days, and the quiet
hamlet of Weston was aroused as it
Mrs. C. H. Benedni. in \\',eston
Iuhich was turned over to the cadets never had been before by the carry-
ingson of the joyous “bunch!
for their comfort and entertainment
wile” the Weston Boy Scouts gale All told there were about live hun.
them a very interesting dull and exhi- d7ed people in attendance at the Jar-
bition of their marching skin. "3 Day “"“ises' "‘Clumug ”'5' 0°”
and Mrs. Beach, of Bridgeport, both
nov elties.
About 12:30 the cadets and their
guests were invited to sit down to a daughters of Andrew Sanford Jarvis,
founder of the JarvisMilitary School.
-—-———-n——.
Breakfast, 25c.
. m
Supper. 25c.
Home-made Freud and Pics
Mansion House'
C HASS/‘HN Prop.
ROM/394 Wash. 80.. So. Norwalk.
TELEPHONE 807.
very elaborate dinner, which was serv-
The local members of the old school
ed them in the Weston Town Hall
Ig'lhe menu “”10ny who were present were Warren E.
nner, 85:. R0215 t beef Roast lamb Smith, George E. Sturges. Eugene M.
Roast veal Roast Dork' Tolles and Theodore Smith, who was
a cadet in the school during war times,
‘ in 1862.
There was some talk on Saturday
(‘old boiled ham Chicken salad
Fried chicken Potato salad
t‘how chow Green peppers
Pies Jellies relative to the formation of an alumni
lee cream. association of the Jarvis Military
George Swain. a member of the firm School. and the making Of “Jarvis
Day" a holiday to be appropriately cel-
ebrated every year or so by the mem-
one of the members of the old school, 1) . . .
contributed sixty gallons of ice cream, ers. 3“ all probability “”5 excellent
idea Will be adopted.
Iwhich action was greatly appreciated.
‘ During 'the exercises in the
After the splendid dinner everyone
gathered in the Norfield Church, which field Chruch. the assemblage iustily
joined in the chorus of the song
,had been made beautiful by decora- .. y ..
tion of American flags and clusters of Boarding School, and the very ”77
ters echoed and reechoed with:
roses, pennies and wild‘ticwers of many .. I I
Ikinds. Here the following interesting Hurrah. boys, hurrah. for the Wes-
ton Boarding School—
lerogram was heard:
We'll give a hearty three times three
of Swain & lilo. of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Nor~
Tel. 13624.
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Extra Fine Table?
Butter ‘
27c lb"
ROYAL GROCERY
GrOcol'l and brunet-ere.
22 South Main at Miss Lillian Robertson. accompanist.
“*2; Medley of Patriotic Songs. , , y
.\i r. Brand~At the liehning player for the Weston Boarding School.
piano ., in spite of hours on Saturday, for
Relielle ..................... Bogter those who break a rule.
Yet. after all, a jolly place is the Wes-
' ton Boarding School."
Judge Tattle will have short calen'
dar hearings on Thursday of this week.
' except nonficontested divorce cases.
which will be given a hearing on Fri-
day. There are three or four divorce
cases from \‘orwalk. and altogether
there are from twenty- -five to thirty
‘ 1m ocatlon~Rev
Noriield Church.
Song—“Auld Lang Syn-.e"—Audlen(e
IAddress of \\'elcomemlirs. Charles
Seofield
IResponse—George Swain.
ISoprano Solos——
(at “Happy Song" ........ Del Hugo
lb) “Last Night 1 Heard the Night-
I ingale" ............... Salter
(c) "Boat Song" ..... Harriet WaroI
~Mlss Tonika ‘Frese
Mr. hicKern. pastor.
s
iREQUli‘ ITES FOR THE CANNING
Ten- minute Addresses—By Cadets i SEASONI' .
Recitation—Miss Grace Scofle‘dI I We are supplied With the various
'Violln Solo—«Selected—Master May- Utensils for successful canning and
. ‘
nan caoss 1.le
l 3' t0.
7 influx moor. Johnson... I
FOUNDLAND,
Let Us Book You for On of Those
‘r—— ! hard. preserving and place special emphasis
Ton minuthddrospes—Qy Cadets you their quality and low pf'ltOS.
Bang—"Boarding “Saucer-Solo and Mason lars, Wide Mouth Lightning
audiencn iJars Jelly Tumblers, Jar Rings, Pro.
Addresses—By the visiting clergyman! servinx Kettles. etc
Round'l‘rip, New York to Hall'- ’ISoprano Solos— . t
fax ................. 540.00 I (a) "Pastoral" ..... ...... Carey 7A“) F G h b
Round Trip, New York to St. (b) “The Sea Hath its Poarls".Tostii er 6 e e
John's, Newfoundland $80.00 (c) “Raoompense"........HammondI :15 West Washington St..
Miss Tonika Press. 1 South Nat-walk.
l'iNlflt’S
5 MAIN 511,
Sin
Tobacco ~
anti News
NORWALK.
PIloaunt Summer Trips. fAddressos—By visitorsy [Phone 1069-2. Prompt Delivery.
J. M. Layton & Co., Inc. =2— _ 4-— 1 4
name, NOTARIES PUBLIC
5 Railroad Avenue,
rmm SPECIALS
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New Potatoes 7 to... 250 Borden‘s Evaporated Milk—
lN FIREWORKS , y
CARNIVAL GOODS Gold Medal Flour. a bag ..70c 10c. size . 2 “M. 15c
AT I THE Jones‘ Flour, a bag 75c 5c size .. ....... 4c
amour ' '
5 AIRY Noo- .
. I A. STULL '
. ~ 8t. DAINTY walk. 24 C . S E N y
STORE. , .
m mm .y a... M _ _, ottage treat, ast orwa k
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FIRST SUMMER
re,
eyesight.
eyed.
condition.
ONO Thamer-
OCULISTS AND OPTIOIANS
SCHOOL CHILDREN’S EYES
above all others, should be in good
Many a. child is handl-
cappod on account of defective
We retain OCULISTS to examine
87 Atlantic Square. stamforo. Conl't‘.
Open Sat. Evenings:
Vacation SALE
A Tremendous Bargain Giving
Occasion m
Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts,
Waists, Underwear and etc.
M. Moltasch &-7 Son
120 wuhlngton st. Main store—210 Atlantic so. Stamford.
‘r
Elt. 1897
You dog! win: for the
mdolhmhtha
r
A? Vacation for Eirerybody
7Four Day’s Trip $18
888 Miles of Travel—All water
New York to Old Point Comfort. Vii. including meals and stateroom
byerth on steamer, luncheon at Hotel Ghambsrlin thence via. James River
Night Line steamer to Richmond. Va., including mapper, stateroom berth.
our brands the following morning: nooaday 'iuncheon at Hotel Jetterson.
. ”Richmond ‘0: Mbmhy', inRichmond; la ave Rldlmond- same evening via.
' mmrwfloflolk, Va., including supper, stateroom berth and breahhu
. inflow morning; noonday lunc heon at Norfolk on ship; have Norfolk
.' MM erasing. mount Sunday) 7 p. m, roi- New York, including meals and
a mm m arriving New York following afternoon about 4 am.
. salesmen nil ovary mi day out p In horn Pier”, N 8.. NOW Y0“.
. font at N. Moore street.
Solid tor illustrated limit“. Tour W
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