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TIIL building tommittee of East Nor- II
wallt tlhiid taxing district) has
lected tomorrow as the date for break-
ing ground tor the new municipal else--
tric light and pOWer plant. The cere-
mony will take place at the property;
and
in (‘ove avenue. at 4 o'clock,
everybody interested is invited to at-
tend. it is expected that there will be
an informal program of speeches and
other exercises, no set program having
been prepared. The building commit»
tee consists of the three district com
missioners \‘t 111mm H. Sniflin, Levi J.
Jones and John 1) Carr. and Council-
man Harry J. Hipscn, Arthur Waldron
contractor for the building is Council
, man M. J. Riordan, and the excavation
and foundation work will he done by
Finch Brothers. of East Norwalk. it
is expected that all the gentlemen
named above will be present and ham “00d 15 one Of the “BSI primary “8"" I
die the spade in removing some of the “r3 ”1 the State for her 535 as he“ 21
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earth
”Saturday Special. Pot roast, 12c
to 18c. Hedman‘s Market.
George \‘an Kuren, a well-known
restde it of the East Side, was taken
to the waalk Hospital. today. for a
course of treatment.
Pier 10 which has been under con-
struction for the past Iew days. will
be finished in a day or two. Work on
the bridge is showing satisfactory pro-
gress. -
The new tug Addie Vii. Ia progres-
sing rapidly toward completion, her
hull being finished. She will be one or
the finest tugs along the Sound when
completed. '
Thwcondiuoa of Ralph Latham. the
dry, is steadily improving at the Nor-
walk Hospital.
There will be a meeting of the dis-
trict commissioners tonight for the
purpose of signing the contractsior
themew electric light plant. Arrange-
ments will also be made for the exer-
cises to be held at the breaking oi,the
ground for the plant tomorrow alter-
noon.
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The sloop Frank Holley. In the Cros-
ior launching. Mr. Holly has been
, busy'tor some weeks post overhauling
and painting his boat. The only other
the near future.
‘Saturday Special. Pot roast, 12c
‘ .. to 18¢. Hedman's Market.
Charles s. Dauchey. of Betta place,
who was painfully burned while at his
=Iwork in John ‘C Wilson's hot manufac-
Itory, in South Norwalk, yesterday at
" mm. when he tripped over a 'paIII
boiling water, is very much improv-
,, at his home today. Mr Daucheys
H.“ was badly burned by the scalding
or. but‘h'e was made contortablo
I the mlnistrations of a doctor.
ooh Orioles. a barber in the East
I M‘iiarhar‘ shop."is a cousin of Kid
~yin, this-last little hantamweight
or. of Brooklyn On Tuesday 1m
the "Kid" fought Young Marina. who
has been doing some good boxing on
“coast. and who is a sparring part
al.1{id Williams the present chum
flon. The battle was fought in the
Broadway Sporting Club‘s ring, and
a Kid Sullivan won by a large margin.
The "Kid" is going to get after the
Ivelop within them a sense 1'!
land to instill into them a love for
cent laundry shipyard. is nearly ready,
' boat remaining is the “El Banna,’ ,boyF from knowing and respecting
which will probably be overhauled in each
,. well attended. and the pastor- take
‘danunontwucanodoutandm-
daughter Monica.
mate of Switzerland and southern
are enjoying
France.
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The Ladies' Aid will meet at Mrsl
Alonzo Buttery's on Friday. it is es-
' pecially important and the members,
of the committees are requested to,
a.ttend
Donald Waldron is prospecting a
camp back of his father's place tor
preparatory work for a. young school
brigade of Junior Scouts or the
George Washington type.
of his house has
things in readiness.
the old St. John residence,
completed and
of the old reservoir and mill.
Miss Mary Lockwood has return
ed to her home from Merlden to en
joy her annimer vacation. Miss Dock
record shows
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George Picknel
made many exterior improvementsi
on his place this year and he and
Mrs. Plcknel and her mother,
Lloyd are settling down to enjoy
their spacious cottage and Its beau-
‘tiful surroundings.
Miss Minnie Buttery is giadually
imprming from her recent opera-
tion, and the physicians and
surgeons predict a complete recov-
ery in two or three weaks, unless:
something intervenes to check the
process of healing. I
There' was a good attendance at
the Methodist Church on Sunday
evening, though some at our best
singers were absent: Still the singI
ing was joyous and lively, and full
boy whose um was broken on an ex. of spirit and animation The preach-1
tractor machine, in the Crescent Icon “18 was in harmony With the sins—1 -
log.
I Rev. Murray Hamilton 1'. initlntu
ing a movement to organise a state
and national society or Junior
Scouts, from the age of seven years
to twelve, as preparatory to their
entering Into the other organiza-
tions when they reach the required ,
age. They shall be taught patriot-
lsm and love for the flag and to do.
honor
the truth. It will also condnCe to a
better understanding or one an-
other‘s rights‘ and do away will!
much of that prejudice that hinders
other. George Washington
was once a boy scout and he will be
held up as their model In behavior
and conduct.
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DARIEN
OROTON
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The guard rail along the upper and
of the concrete sidewalk upon Main
rounded and.
The roads have been on“, side-
walks put’ in order whore noodnd and
the salesman have been diligent in
Iooiing after the general interests of
the town. ‘
Fl‘he Wednesday ovum: looting:
at the various churches were hit-1y
itns'ln'lholiuo Mandamus
their religious work.
~A enin'mey are yesterday did 875
Mags to home or arm Rocco, no
lives in Mansfield avenue. Tho also
the
William Guthrie has the hasementI
to reconstruct I
which ‘
and Architect Arthur N. Paddock. The was formerly located near the daml
the artist, - has I
Mrs.‘
stroet has boon brought to a mob
mmnmmmom
;-PHONE
‘ 743-5
What Ready Money
will buy this week
Etch The
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Price AT THE Quality
East Norwalk Cash GroCery
FREE
DELIVERY
NOTE THE MA
NY BARGAINS
The very finest
ery BUTTER a pound
CIream-
29c
Fancy new Pbtatoes 7 lbs 2 5 C
1;
_5_ pounds
I Magnolia. or Clover Milk,
290
Pure Leaf Lard, a pound.
120
Crisco, a can, '
l B. and 0, Molasses, No. 3,
2 cans
l 250
!
Eagle Brand Milk,
2 CANS
25c
E Van Cam '3 Baked Beads.
+1 No. 2, ans -
I ~ , . '
‘* ‘1 t' .. , f~;
‘ ”‘3' MzSC‘I" ' I 1
.. I - J 1 1.! :6 ~
Gold Madal Flour, a bag.
700
Country Eggs. a doz.,.
Granulated Sugar
v
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22C l
Shredded Wheat, 2 pkgs.
‘Zlc
Borden’s Evaporated Milk,
10c size, 2 cans,
150
Unccda Biscuit, a pkg,
40
Jones' Flour, 1 bag, 1
750
Post Toasties, z pkga,
150
Borden's Evaporated Mlik,
5c size, 1
.4c
SldmmoiMijr, full weight: ,.
a can,
7c 1
Macaroni and Spaghetti, a
27c
. 16c
,Fels Naptha, Kirkman s
Borax. Ozone, Kirkman’s
Fleeting S O A P '
4C
A. STULL
24 Guttage Street East Norwa'k
the season may have a project of very
general interest.
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The M. E Church holds meeting
on Tuesday evening and has started
along In perhaps a new line ot’bual-
n'ess in Barton They have gone into
the brick business and it will afford
them measure to explain it, to any
one likely to be Interested.
The M_ E Brotherhood had a worn
dcrtul good meeting on Monday in the
church parlors. Mr. Waterbury, at
Stamford, town clerk, who was the
speaker in the evening was very
bunny in his remarks. and the con-
cabana of opinion was that he could
not come too often. These meetings
are open to all men. non-scanner: and
getting into touch with this Brother-
hood would be helpful oven to a
heathen Guinea. .
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Asian-tumours W
Hall to set cement in “japan
Warrenltc road in the lower
to macho out! by "
some idonticii' route that General
'8
Mummmamrou
“magma-atom nfiaEWII. W
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George Washington traversed when lie
flat to Concord to receive his com-
mission" as géneral in command or
the American Army oil the Revolu-
titan. There was just a alight differ-
ence In the pmoogwodo 9p convy
anco. Calling a, lady‘s tion to
what was passing by, she paid “that
reminds me. I have a birthday list
towhom I mail a card or some other
reminder. Do you know." one said. '
“that for June 88 i have I list of sev- »
ontoou who also made their start on
that day, seven of whom reside in Da-
rien. and the others scattered.
—'Genernily «museum yam.
Had sick Mensa, lacked ninhltidln.
was wot-nous and all run-down. Bur
docBloodBittarsmdo moo well-
moor—m2 Olin flail-syntoomip.
Oslo. "
_ v I . u 1 - ‘ 1 '- .,
postman «ores.
W Discs: is remodeling a port
or the tilt! pom Nomll‘ fiat Form-
8‘ my. on Railroad
to a garage :1110 work unit
FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1914
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AUCTIONEERS
WM, GUTHRIE, autioneer and real
estate, Silverminc, ..... Tel. 1465-2.
HOMER G. GRAW. south Main Street,
South Norwalk,
J, A. MONTGOMERY, 21 Wall
Nomalk ....... Tel. 6852 and 82-2
Washington St.
JOSEPH SHAY, Elm st.
Tel. ....................... 13oz
AUTO REPAIRS.
REDDY G. AVERS’ MOTOR CAR CO.
Ford repalra a specialty. Tel, 401.
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES
NORWALK AUTO SUPPLY 60.. 29
Wall Strut, Norwolk... ToI. Im-Z.
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING
HERBERT fiAYFUSE, Auto. Repain,
Painting, 8 Havilutd 5L, Tel 303-2.
BOOTS. SHOES. REPAIRED
NASH'S REPAIR SHOP. 28 Washing.
ton Street. South Norwalk.
T. OARRAMORE, North Main Street,
South Narwllk-
J. LIVENSTEIN, Water Street,
South Nor-walk.
M, MARUCA, 59 Water, Bo. Norw‘llk.
Cripploa o‘hoeo . amenity. Tel. 3424
NBYUT‘I‘ER. EGGS. CHEESE
.566 A BUTTER MARKS‘I’, 27
NSouth Main Intact, ....... Tel. 472.
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... ..... Tel. 12623.- I
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE lG- N. MCKIBBON' 151,
HENRY MOELLER, 31
Street,
Washington
Tel. 1073-3.
ELECTRICAIa WORKS
1396; Auto
Lighting 8m I Specialty.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
JOHN WILSON’B Old Established
Agency, 24 clay 9L ..... Tel. 266-4
j JACOB SCHAUB, Auto and Livery, 16 EXPRESSMEN, TRUCKMEN
.......... - 121. no.
D. P. MORHELL, Lang Distance Ex.
l-‘reoa, R°wayton, Tel. "81
Vegetables, FRUITS. Candies
ANTHONY caaoouh, 61 Halli-cod
Avenue Tel 338.
FISH, VEGETABLES
West Ave. Fish Mica Before ordering
rich, fruit and mohblol, call 948
FURNITURE
RAYMOND and SON. 48 Main Street,
Moi-walk, Tel. 15.
STERLING FURNITURE 60., 127-
129 Washington St, ....... Tel 105.
JEWELRY. NOVELTIES
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Ton. Etc.
The hour, 75 Wading!” St.
. JOB PRING'ING
THE DORDA PRESS, 95 Washington
8!. Tot. ..................... 415.
JUNK DEALERS
JACOB YOURDISKV, 8 Ely Avenue.
30‘?! Milk, T‘tl 1364-5
7‘
KITCHENWARE. CROCKERY
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CIGAR MANUFACTURERS A. GEHEBE. 25 w. aluminum St.
Old Well Cigar Co. 83 Washington sv,‘
Tel. ....................... . . . 709
CIVIL ENGINEERING
HENRY R. MINER. Kceler Block.
South Nomalk. TIL ....... 448-3.
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Tel. ........................ 1m
LAUNDRm
OLD W§LL Lauuowv 32 Havliand
sum, .................. Tel. 309.
MILLINERS
CW—REPAIRED—WMCUCS IMIDS POLNEMUB to Washington
ARTHUR 'r. scams, 7: Washington
Street, ........... Tel. 35312.
CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS
31'. JOHN a KEVBER, alumna: PL,
South Norwalk ..... Tel/1082.
STEPHEN UNGVARY, 25 can sum,
................. Tel. 12025
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MARING CONSTRUCTION 60.,
Koala:- Bulldlng. Tel.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS ,
MLVATOR CHARRIOTT, 2. Wood
mt ......
v.
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..... Tel. 816-3. DR D. A. SHAMBAUGH,
bind, .................. Tel. 1302-
MRS. B M. TAYLOR, 60 North Main
Street, .................... Tel 305
MONUMENTS
SOUTH NORWALK MONUMENTAL,
84 80. Main street. ...... Tel, 904
NURSES' REGISTRY
3593 DR. 8 D LAWRENCE, South Main
Street. aloo chlropodld,. ..Tel 788.
OSTEOPATHS
COIoburn
Bullding, Nor-walk Tel. 351
I :“Silver Lake Ice.”
80m Norwaikin
. requests.
' Lilli.i do pot seek dads by cutting
prices. We got and KM? customers
DELICATESSEN I .__._._._.._...
e. H. «anal-touts, Delicatessen and PAINTERS, PAPERHANGERS
Fm! G'm'f“. 35 van. T°'- 427' o, oscxsmemum Framing, 18 We»
avenue, ............. Tel. 173-4.
DENTISTS —
DR. FRANK B. HOVT, Keoler Build. JACOB. A. RUBBER, 1m South Main
log .................... Tel. 130513. street, ....... . ......... “1.13425,
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DRESSMAKERS . I
MR8. BELLE HARRIS, Keelor Hock.
Washington Stroll.
PHOTOGRAPHS
cacao: 8_ NORTH. 111 Washington
Street. ...... Telephone Connection.
DYERS CLEANSERS
aoarou cram CLEANING a my PIANO LESSONS
moco..51 ""“'"°"”’"‘ T" 95‘ M135 9 a. HALLOOK. 92 South Main
, Street, ......... m 119.3.
ELECTRICAL WIRING
PHILIP H. HELPING, LInht and Pow- ARONIBALD MERRIAM, 18 Bayviow
.or, ...i.s...\..... $310,340; 965-2. Avenue ....... .. . Tot.
Tuning PIANO Repairing
SON NENBERG PIANO 00.,104 Wash-
ington Street, ............. Tel. 3‘0.
STEPHEN L, CLARY, 95 West St,
South Norwalk ......... Tel. 1114-5
Brass PLATI: IG Nickel
8. SCAM a SON, Wats- Stroet, l
South Norwaik, .. Tel. 342-2.
PLUMBING AND '5 "TNING
ROBERT C. THOMPSON. 7‘ First St,
" St.,
1144,
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Base MI
News, Sporting Evento 17 S. Mam.
East Norwalk, . 593-4.
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT, 87
South Norwaik, ........ Te; ‘
POCKET BILLIARDS. PO”
KNORR'B, Ticker .Service, .
WILLIAM B. HUBBELL, 10 South
Main Street. 8. Norwalk, Tel. 1294-3. '
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REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
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THE J. B. LAWRENCE AGENCY. 15
South Main, ............ Tel 632-3.
H, E. DANN and SON, 45 Wall Street,
Hamill, Tel. 13112.
THOMAS C. BALCOM, Not-walk P. O.
Bloc“, Wall Street.
TAYLOR &. GOLDEN, South Norwalk
Trust CO. Building. Tel. 1230.
Ga-
330
WM. h. BYINGTON, Roam 11,
zette Bldg. Norwalk. Tel.
SEWING MACHINES
MACHINE co., New and Second-hand,
15 Railroad avenue, ..... Tel. 372-4.
SIGN PAINTING
HOWARD A. TILLY, 52 Water Street.
South Nor-walk ........ Tel, 473-2.
STUDEBAKER AUTOS
REVNOLDS MOTOR CAR 00., Con-
necticut and West avet, ..Tel 1120
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i. Withinfivn Street... ..Tel, 320.
TIRE VULCANIZING
sensor 3. GREGORY, 7 w." such.
.Tel. 324-15.
......... ..-o
. Norwaik,
UPHOLSTERERS
8. K. MITCHELL, upholmror. and un-
dertaker. 11 Water 8L, Tel. 1382-3.
wmoow' CLEANING
SO. NORWALK WINDOW G. HOUSE
CLEANING CD. Box 516
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WOVEN Carpets
ORIENTAL RUG WOBKS. 7 Winfield
. . . . . .Ealt Norwalk
TAILORING REPAIRING
ROCKOFF BROS" 20 North Main St,
Bomb NorwaIk .......... Tel 362-2.
JOHN KUBOVIC, Custom Tailor, 213
Rugs
Street
IF
You are Not. .
Entirely Satisfied
with you table boar! try a to!
meals. Everything ,woli cooked
and harm! "costly. We at-
2Iron have satin-d custodian.
We have extended our service to
response to many
thin; unequaled urvioo at ’o
putts.
-nmnwannu
Iuw mansions.
Electrical Co.
rev only Fully Equipped ‘
t ' £171 the "Mn ‘
. euro .IJM'UI'I
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