3'15
' 5
1
(doing well,
aSprlngwood Sunday School hold
.eveuing_ at ’1 oclock.
‘ of ice cream. strawlmrrics
" were served by the teaL'hers.
‘ istart.
'back of the shop.
' thenr to the police station for the rest.
Tilis morning the two .
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PA 63 EIGHT
“urine Automcz‘ie. ll 1rg1ary, Li-abil
my. Compensation, P1111111) Bond~'. in
not we can write am kind of Insur-
gme y1u may require. tall as on the
Phone No. 1230.
Taylor 81 Golden
BOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO‘
BUILDING
Mrs John 11. Light was a visitor
yesterday at the 111111111 of her mother'
in .\111'. i‘allaall.
T1111 last 11111111111;v of tiphir Chapter.
Order or 11111 11311511411 Star, before Set».
temher, \\‘lll he 1111111 this evening.
Auson 11 11> born this morning to Mr.
and Mrs 1111111111 l\'11lldri1k. 111 '111ylor
avenue 1511111 mother 111111 1'hi1d are
()wini'. lo a lack of quorum the dircc-I
tors of the Chamber of t‘olllluerccpost-
poned their scheduled mccting of last
night to Saturday evening.
lt‘ requiring service of a fiduciary
(lid! 111111, '1 111' South \ol'wzllk 'lrust
( olnpnl’iy can uivc you 1'\11'll1-llt s1r
.\i1'e,nt the least expenm.
it you are going to mow you will
do w 1111 to felt-phone l1). '1‘ 11111115 and
get his prices by 111110 irluk. Lon:
(imam-11 moving. a specialty.
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The .\‘1. 111, Ryan Company
pleasure ill calling attention to they
. - i
\al'iolls new models of corsets. fash-
ioned tor the season's
corsellcr.
w
01' the
n
strawberry 1115111111 in the chapel. last
Refreshments
and cake
Games
Worn played, singiug’ was indulged in
and 11 general good time was enjoyed
by all.
The primary department
Tomorrow evening the graduating
exercises 01‘ theCldss of 1914 of St.
Mary's parochial school will be held
in the basement of the church. There
is a class of thirty three who receive
their diplomas this year A very elab-
orate program of exercises has been
arranged and promises to be most in
teresting.
Charles ‘Broplly. who was arrested
yesterday 'morning for being drunk,
was given a suspended sentence in
the Town court, this morning, by
Judge E. M. Lockwood. The suspen1
81011 was conditional upon his leaving
town inside of twenty minutes, which .
time the judge allowed hinl to get a
Brophy readily agreed and he
made haste to depart. So long. Char-
lie! .
. ‘ ______‘__
Louis Dugan and 1Herman Cano. both
'of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
I. o'eloc this morning, by Officers
'Olirne an 'Dorney. They were Sleep
,ing in one of DeKlyn' s automobiles in
The officers took
of the night
young men. one 18 and the other 17
years old, were given their freedom
: aftér a lecture by Acting Sergeant Silk.
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abr of Miss Sanger by Mrs. DudleyE
Raymond at her blame, 'West avenue.
1 A large number of Miss Sanger's and
Mrs. Raymond’s friends were in attend-
. ance and the affair proved to be a 1
' most brilliant tine. Tea was poured by
Kn. William Fisher of Gainsville,
Florida. sud by 111111.13 W. Shilling-
1 and or enamels. Ponds.
_ Im‘“ —— a-
.’
styles of dress:
Appointments may he made with their ‘
were picked up at. ~
enjoyable afternoone'e was
.1tqseubysstorday at a tea giv en in non?
.h-
so
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This Week Specials
IFINE TABLE BUTTER ............................................
PURE LARD
BEST FAMILY FLOUR
1 East India Tea Co
Tel 871 125 Washington Street
SOUTH NORWALK’S LEADING CASH STORE.
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Frank Valentine. or:
are the parents of '41
Mother Two South Norwalk Hungarian Resi-‘
dents Wilt Leave the City Hall,
Saturday Afternoon.
An automobile 1olllded yesterday 111—, Barefoot. and without a penny illI
ternoon under the Washington strcet‘their pockets, two Hungarian lads of1
bridge with one of Raymond lirothcls‘ this city. will start Saturday at ll
teams. No serious damage resulted. Io‘clock, from 111 front of” the t‘lty Hall,
‘on a hike across the continent to San
'l‘ran1'iS1p, Calif. where they hope fol
arrive in time for the big exposition'
111 1915. They will defray their ex-
penses on the way by the sale of post
cards. ‘
These husky travelers are Joseph‘
liercsenyi, aged 21!, and Louis Kiska.l
22 years old. With them. they will“
‘earry identification papers front Marl
lor Burnell or the city clerk. They
,will head for New York city first.
I Michael Burke and brothers Tllonlas'l'mm “111011 PM“? they Will journey 10
and John.l1a\e been 111 South Norwalk \\ Hillington. l) 1‘. Front there. they .
the past two days. on account of the “ill “31k straight across the contin
111111111 01' their cousin. Mrs. \\ 111111111 1111 to their destination
‘l~:. Lockwood. as were also 1111111 1‘. Many pleasant experiences. and
ILeahey and wife, and son, Frank and 1 many hardships will-these sons of the
daughters, 1111's. Robertson and Mrs.;rou11 meet with. but their pluck and
Lenz, all of New York. 'Mrs. Lock‘detcrlninution will get them there.
wood leaves one sister. Miss Mary They have botll solemnly pledged not
11.11ahey; also. two nephews. John F‘. to wear shoes or stockings during the
1.1111111»): of New York and Dennis entire journey. Their many friends
bouncy, of South .\'prwalk and 0111 11111115 city wish them success.
niece Mrs. Woodward. of East .\'or.
walk and a number of granduiecse and.
"nephews In \11w Yt.)l'k
l _._ _. HE
Mr. and Mrs.
Academy street.
bright boy, born last night. I
and child are doing nicely. I
WILL WALK T0 EXPOSITION.
Mrs. Frank Ferris and son Ellson.
have returned from a pleasant \islt
with Mrs. 11‘1'1111 t‘anit't‘. of West 110-
hoilcn. .\‘. .1. Mrs, t‘allit’t‘ was formerly
Miss l-‘lol'ence Ferrlssof Norwalk. ller
‘many friends are pleased to hear that
Miss
1she is lullclf'ilnproved ill health.
I Esther Merriam sister of Mrs Ferris.
I‘llas also r11tllr1111d front a visit to New
York and Garwood, .\'. J.
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New klmonos 1n serpentine
.pllsse crepe at J. l. Mallette's.
and
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LET YOUR SUPPER,
COOK ITSELF
Cut your work In half. D13
your cooking with kerosene,
clean and inexpensive, on a
011 “Cooke-stove
with the new IFireless Cook-.
ing Oven.
Start the roast early 1n the
afternoon. Civé it quick heat
for a short while, then seal
the oven, turn out the fire, and
your sup oper cooks itself, with-
out adcitional fire, expense .
or attention. Your aItemOOn
is 'your own and at sup er
time the roast is piping 0t
and done to a tum. '
Does cv mg any other stove will '
do, in _3dtl‘hon to fircless cooking,
For sale at: all cle t and hard ,. . r
ware stores. Also ,2. 3111111 4 burner ' "
sizes without cooking ovens.“
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Wntcdlrectlorcatalogue. .
'1Still gleams by the sluggish wa-
‘ Though the spring be laggard in
DAILY POEM |
A FLOWER FROM THE
CATSKILLS.
ten,
Some longing marigold
Where ferns, late greeting‘ the
sunshine}
Their d0w:ly green plumes un-
fold;
And just by the wooded Way-
sides.
Faint glows the azalea's
blush.
The dawn of the coming sum-
mer,
The
morning’s awakening
flush.
Where the trees grow scant and
stunted,
And scarcely a shadow is cast.
There nestles the trailing arbu-1
tus,
Close, close to the bill's cold
breast; I
The winds but give it courage,
The skies give it power to
bless,
And '11 givefipgo all its loving.
111’ 1111 11111511,}, thanklulness.‘
Nov; pink as the lip of a sea
shell, .
Now white as the breakers
foam,
It spreadethlts stainless treas-
ure, 1
To brighten its rugged home;
Low trailing amid the mosses
Its delicate blossoms lie,
Giving the eprth its beauty,
‘ Its worship giving the Sky.
0 brave little blossoms, still teach
us
Through love to be patient and
.1.
. strong,
coming,
And the days be dark and long;
Scattered
ome, life may we
Till our 11011111, like thy fragrance
ascendmg,
Reach heavenly perlectness.
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all ”It mva'
Like the bloom by the rude ways '
WWWWMNG IINTIH‘EL
Hum is the man opp an
' 31‘s
for"!
’1: u on - :1 vii“
bruised,
Imperial Cafe
Now Open
9 RAILROAD AVENUE.
REGULAR DINNER 401:.
Business Men’s or
,Ouick Lunch at
Noon
25 CENTS. r
'r
Five Cent Lunch
FROM 4 TO 6 EACH AFiERNOON
HIGH1CLASS SEA FOOD.
“,Q' t.
“mi-”‘muy‘--cu¢" ‘
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NOTHING BUT PABST'S BEER owl
DRAUGHT.
CARL SCHAUB. PROPRIETOR.
2:35me to, iurfioqt
Should your eyes have been glllng
you trouble on your glasses need
adjusting. feel at liberty 1o consult
WILLIAM J. MOORE
OPTICIAN.
Room 8, Ksslcr Building,
No. 155 Washington 83.
Opposite Hoyt's Thus".
Monday. Wsdnsulay and Friday
Evenlngu. 6:30 to 9.
N. Y. address—727 .th Ave., 0 to
4 p. m. daily.
1M. 1
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Painless Extracring
There Is only one way to get rid
of an undesirable tooth. and thit
Is to have it 0111.. This can be
done easily and PAINLESSLY at
my office, where i am extracting
tenth every day without hurting the
patients 111 the least. llo not best-
tnta because your “teeth come
hard'." that makes no difference.
with my method. You will go away
pleased and leave the cause of your
trouble behind you.
DrJ. H. Mallory
1' Bo. Mlln IL. 80. Nam-IR.
HOUR8: 0 A. M. TO I P. M.
IUNDAVS IV APFOINTMENT
2x“—
lN FIREWORKS
CARNIVAL GOODS
AT THE
BRIGHT '
5 “RV Nor-
Msln ROOMY
. ' 8t. DAINTY walk.
STORE.
t‘s Comfort to shop At
Tobacco
and News '
Store,
5 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
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You dan’t want for th
' c s 11 °
you dot rough the
' Fun: A
Thousands of Mrywhemm rim
$511101}; fNo sgxuubfeekrequired. Write
ny or rec Ill an
'How To SILL Yoga Pauli." had free book
..E A. STROUT FARM AGENCY
’ "main- st urwvoux
to run
nuTo‘ihl'l'u. landfill.) liI'UIii'nns'mWI.
Arthur Waldron
District Manager ,.
29 Haviland Street
N
Move ' by Auto ‘Truck f
Prices; Reasonable.
Long distance a specialty. Sun-
day school and other. parties.
Ice lw'hollesale or W.
E T BATES 7
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‘ 3'E Edna Mae Seymour
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HWY. JUNE so. am
10 SPECIALS 10
For Thursday.
20c TABLE OIL CLOTH
.............................. 15c YARD
50c SHEETS ................................................ _ 35c
25c HOSE ................ . ....J .......................... 1% PAIR
$1.00 FOWNES' SILK GLOVES ........................ 71c PAIR
$6 oaasses .............................................. $3.15
SPECIAL SAILOR SHAPES ................................... 99c
SPECIAL NEW PANAMAS
12 1-2c CHILDREN'S COLORED SOCKS ................ 8c PAIR
SPECIAL NEW WAISTS
SPECIAL LEATHER BELTS
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:~:>ooooooomc. ' ~DC1OC1OOOCHMOQDOC. 100.1 Wm 20
EXTRA SPECIALS "
at the East Norwalk Cash Grocery
The very best Creamery Butler, 11 pound
l'Ol‘llrd and Roast Beef—
N01 2, 11 can ............ 351:
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street, East Norwalk
FIRST SUMMER
Vacation. SALE
A Tremendous Bargain Giving
Occasion in
Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts,
.Waists, Underwear and etc.
M. Moltasch 81 Son
120 Washington 8'. Main Store—210 Atlantic 8L, Stamford.
I
A Vacation for Everybody
Four Day’s Trip $18
'888 Miles of Travel—All Water
New York to Old Point Comfort, Va... includin m
berth on steamer, luncheon at Hotel Chamber“: thefil‘cl: vllfflazggtefifli’vo:
Night Line steamer to Richmond, V11 including supper, stateroom berth.
23:11 breakfast the following morning; noonday luncheon at Hotel Jefferson.
mood or Murphy, in Richmond; leave Richmond same v
steamer to Norfolk Va., including supper, stateroom berth :nclmlili'gakgsat
the following morning; noondsy luncheon at Norfolk on ship; leava Norfolk
same evening {except Sunday) 7 p. m,. for New York, including meals and~
stateroom berth, arriving New York following afternoon about 4 p m.
Steamers sail every week day 8:3 p m from Pier 25, N. R., New York.
foot of N. Moore street.
Send for illustrated pamphlet, Tour Department,
OLD DOMINION LINE:
w. L. WOODROW, Traffic Man:sr___ J. .1 BROWN Gen. Pass Agent
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.
REQUISITES FOR THE CANNING
SEASON.
We are supplied with the various
Utensils 'for successful cunning and
preserving and place special emphasis
1 on their quality and flow prices.
.. Masotl Jars, Wide Mouth Lightning
:2 Jars Jelly Tumblers, Jar Rings, Pro-
" serving Kettles etc.
Albert F Gellebe.
as West Washington St.
I. ‘ South Norw
- .Phono 1000-2.
Summer School
JULY 6 T0 AUG. 30. 8: 00 to 12: 00.
Bookkeeping Shorthand, Stenc-
tyP)’. Typewriting.
Grammar School Pupils Prepared for
Fall Examinations.
ENTIRE _ COST, $15.00.
Merrill Business College
' south Norwallg. ‘ Stamford
Port ' Chester.
Smart Individual
“ MVILL‘INERY‘
Roodner’s' Block 11s
‘WASHINGTQN OTREET. Prompt Dummy.
Housewives "sch Bounds! Want
contain from ml. to this, um .
Ad". for class to tut capital-to “bot
for midst!"
‘s .
Most people lows mm ‘m ‘
through Sentinel Wont Ads, wing;
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