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‘ rbferee in‘ bankruptcy,
, the last legislature as member of the
' commission to recodify the state stat-1Y1 Thomas F Noon? of Rockville
. ates, has returned to his ofllde in
BIIrIidgepoi-t, after an outing of several
weeks In the Canadian woods.
‘ the two
‘ Cadets: Evans, c; S. Haydn, p; Pesak,
_‘ list b, Markus 2nd. 1;; A. Sandy, 3rd. b:
‘ Simko, s.s.;
11:!va
Taylor 8. Golden;I
oou'm NORWALK nusr co.
surname,
telephono1I230
Bill NEWS
Attorney John J. Cuneo is spending
the day in Bridgeport on business.
Mrs. G. Decker and daughiei Viola,
have returned home after a pleasant
' Visit spent with friends in Bethei.
The social meeting of Court Laurel,‘
Daughters of (lastile, will be held to-
‘morrow evening. The latter part or
the meeting will be devoted to card-
" playing, and to the winners prizes will
be awarded.
Tomorrow alternoon, at 3 o'clock,‘
~~I-Ithe members of the \\'oman’s associa-
tion of the South Norwalk Congrcga
_. tional church, will meet at the home1
‘I ,9; Mrs. Robert Silcock. on High St,
for the annual social meeting. of the
.,Yor.ga11izaItioti.
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—-For members of the Knob club
YlIng‘Special shore dinner Saturday & Sun-,
:- (lay, 75c. Reg. shore dinner $1.50 )5 9 1
\
This evening, at 7230, Miss Miner—
guys May Carpenter and James Henry
Taylor, popular residents of. the fifth
district, will be united in marriage byi
Rev. Frederick A, Coleman. The. cere'
molly will be performed in’ Trinity:
Episcopal church, on West street ‘
Attorneys in this city have been ad-
vised of the fact that John W. Banks,
and named by
-George Holden, informer resident oft
.West Main street and now a resident
of tHackensack. \'. J., is visiting
n..—.—
I. Y. friends in NorWalk for a few days Mr.
Ulloldeu has a host of friends
I‘,‘IWh0 are greatly pleased to see him.
,. ‘HeII will probably return to New Jer-
-.here
Isey thoI latter part of the week.
I A —J. W. Vollmer, M. D. has remm-
all his office to 74 West avenue. Office
hours until 10 a.m.,1 to 3, 7 to 8:30
F “p. giI. Sunday by appointment
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Y The Tierney Cadets, of St. Ladls
laus’ Hungarian Church. Sunday after-
noon, defeated the Spriugwoods Giants
(by: the score of 21- 7. The line- -ups of
teams follow: I Tierney
IR. De Seas, l.f.; Foder c.
1,; {Kiska r..f Clants:Ba1tok,c.; De~
Y. petro,_ p.; Lepetro, la: b.; Mitly, 2nd
Yit. b.’
tHadook 3rd b.; Guner, f..;f Vados.
c. 5; Sunny, s.s.; Seuch p.
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.RO'GERS SILVERWARE.
‘Save your tickets given with
- itoc soda and cigars
Stillson-Powell Corporation
, 82 Washington Street.
ll-‘lRESlJIilIPTION DRUGGIS'l'.
Kodaks;Cameras. Films, Plates. -
,1; I, Paper, eto.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
.
l
l
M on moth; tro- tho Inns
8 W! block on I'm
street. to 271 Booth Nah street.
l -\\'o are Ascot tor the Viciroh and
fSonora Talking loom. Como in
land hear both. weare glad to denou-
iatme at any time. Donneuy's Station-
; on store.
i
oilices of the General Electric Com-
pany, in New York city, is confined to
iher home on Monroe street, because of
illness Her many friends are looking
for a speedy recovery
Dr Samuel Goldschmidt, bacterolo-
gist in the University of Pennsylvania.
who is spending a few da\S with his
parents in this city, is a visitor today
lin New Haven Dr Goldschmidt sails
utthin a few days for France.
_I I
Hearing are being held today in:
idgeptut before Referee In Bank-I
uptty John W Banks legarding the.
ale ot'I the book actount of the bank-
rupt estate of Margaret Pearce and'
the personal property of William H.I
Knapp.
lib
Due to an error it was.announced
yesterday the Children of Mary of St.
Joseph’s Church would meet on Tues—
day evening. ITlllS meeting is sched-
inled for Thursday eveningof this
gwcek. and will be held in the church
.basement on South Main street. A
large attendance is expected as mat~
ters of intimrtanoe will be considered.
A number of permits were issued to
day by the building inspector. They
were to: John Alden to wire the Ger-
'ntania Hotel for the new proprietor.
. Mederic Fleury; W. F. Scofleld. plumb-
. ing, for H. 'H. Hughes. Neptune ave-
nue; A. S. Green & Co.. Westport, wire
,for S. 'Kemp. of Strawberry Hill; C.
‘ W. Penuell. plumbing. for Mrs. Eliza-
beth Murphy. Clay street; ii. A. Hege-
. lein, plumbing, for W. H.
Winfield street.
I —NEw HOTEL MAHACKEMO.
I Ladies' Grill and gentleman's lunch
irooni open until “:30 p. in. Popular
prices. Table d’hote lunch titty cents,
”go...” as... and “or Y
bliss Anna 'roomni. employedJn the
Beyzez.
SCI-Illuminati
sfelephone 371.
East India Tea Co
153 :Washington Street.
fir » ‘
BUY
Hazelton
Coal
is? l
TheB. Hershlleld 3.501100 .
l
TIL. as too warm or.
What Are Your Assets?
The scientific conduct of business
*-
and personal affairs today
classes the methods employed very distinctly
Avoid The Liabilily
or not having I checking account. We invite accounts which are
givui oilicient and courteous attention.
IFaitfield County National Bank.
THE OLDEBT BANK IN NORWALK.
111:30 to 2 p. in. Table d'hop dinner,
seventy- “the cents, 5. 30 p. m. to 8 p.
in. Served In main dining room.
a prominent candldnt'e for U. S. dis-
Itrict judge. was named as U.‘ S. atItor-
may for Tollnnd county. yesterday at
it he annual meeting of the Superior
tCourt judges. Samuel A. Davis. of
jiianbury was appointed assistant
cl ‘rk In the Superior Court of that
city to succeed John R. booth, recent-
ly. appointed judge of the Danbury
Icity court. These appointments are
of interest locally. t
[1688.
last evening by tomcer John H. Smith,
Vosburgh. Thomas Ryan,
with assault on William ShanuhoLOf
Rowayton, had his case continued un-
til next Saturday morning.
That Barney Feeney, a local news-
paper man. is about today instead of
being laid up 'with injuries is all due
to good fortune that follow ed him y-es
terday. He was in the wash room in
the Hour building, preparatory to
leaving when about four square feet
of plaster fell down" Barney was for-
tunately Just outside of the area that
the ,plaster covered when it fell.
‘Holy Gee!" was the exclamation oi
Feency when he realized the narrow
escape he had from getting plastered,
perhaps fatally.
-—A good ad. pays in‘ the best paper.
Take This
N ‘0
Your papers may represent $500 or $5,000
.Ieither case their Safety is
This small amount , willsc
' they will be secure against loss by fire or theft, and l
yoli will be free from the
,a box today. Do not wait
mind you of the wisdom of this warning. The cost
of such protection is the merest- trifle.
Pretzaulion
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W!-
In . l
surely worth‘ $4 per year.
cure a box in our vault. Herc
worry "of their care. Rent
until their loss comés‘ to re-
Olllcer James Fisher. last night. ar- "
rested Thomas Anderson for drtinken- ::
Anderson; this morning, wahj:
fined 35 by Judge George H. VosI- II
burgh. Mlcbael'Hollnro was arrested ~-
for drunkenness and begging. Fines ‘_'
of $5 and :10 were suspended by Judge I
charged
Every
Thai: 0 :tb
b'lliermmogr “Si-3"“
at bnlghfl: findermlllnhs
l-.:';- stitched 1 lt'tl: .. .v sci?)
g llll
min. ThoV Vdu or “dig 3.
The A. I.
gin-Io of
to 2.21:4: 0! ”Wet;
This Summer
It will be as good‘ u a
vacation if you nuke it
shady, cool and titty with
Reentorced
..~;©RCH snaoss
Shade Equipped
with
Vudor Safety Wind Deuce
la! '
.t
Ian“ do'not y ,
ataik‘firmflfiég
.oy on'tgstoutol'ordmnorfidowlthm
Conclusbndoovo-dmoobobbmmw-IDMW
Collins; Co.
, Optician
O. D. Jackson
' Everything lit the Optical Line
to WALLI mow
NOIWMK
mom «I
a .: Eyes Examined Fré‘e-
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Formerly known as Bridgeport
suk Dresses. Gloves. Blankm and he. Curtains Cleaned.
H..Lvucs, Prop.
Telephone 4785.
AUTOMOBILES COLLIDE.
—-.—-
Danbury Woman Slightly. Cut in Ao-
* collision for. the, accident owing to
cldont at Branchvliic'.
A collision between an automobile
operated by Henry Schriefer, of 4
White street, Danbury, and a ma
chine being operated by a man from
Ridgefleld, occurred late Sunday af-
ternoon not far from the Branchville
railroad station. Although the two
machines crashed together head on
none of the occtpants was seriously‘s
injured. the mostI serious injury sus-
tained being that of Mr Schriefer’s
daughter, who was in the automobile
with him and his wife.
Jiléit before the collision in which
Mr LSchriei'er's machine figured there
had been another collision between
an automobile and a wagon. The
road was nearly blocked at that point
so that Mr. Schriefer could not see
the road ahead of him. He was on
his way to Dahbury and the Ridge.
field man's machine was headed for
home. The two automobiles came
together almost beside (no wrecked
wagon. meeting head-on. .
The front axle of. ,eaoh machine
was heat and tho windshiel‘dhf broken.
out the
A. PM“:
Miss Schrlefer was ”cut
face by the flying glass.
clan. who was going :by. dretIsoId the
wounds “
,temraurtb. _
II. ty‘nge Steam Dyeing & Cleaning CO.
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EPORT n..—na- ‘Y
Steam Dyeing .1 Cleaning Co.
293 State 8%. Bridgeport.
left at the Branchvllle garage to be
repaired; No particular blame is at~
inched to either of the parties in the
the fact that the road was blocked
and obscured by the machine and
wagon in the first collision.
.As M. F. restarts cuss-rs.
Judiciary Committee to Visit Eastern
9, ‘ Point onjé'duno 21.
Commodore Morton F. Plant is to
the host to the judiciary committee
of the- legislature at the Griswold ho
tel at. Eastern Point. New London, on
cue H. Holcomb, Lieutenant Governor
Cllnord B. Wilson, Frank E. He'atv,
speaker of the house of representa-
tives, and other prominent ‘men are
expected to be present.,I
A luncheon will be held at the (o
tel at noon The guests will be taken
‘fo. automobile rides and a sail on
the steam yacht Kanawha, recently
llurchnsed by Commodore Plant.‘ .3
an thevprogram. V
-» Attorney MichaoLKonnealy, former
chairman of the ,B/spubliban s-ate
Central Committee; will * be ' present
ahd‘ will“ assist. in the‘“‘éiitértalnmont
or the "legislators. “1‘3““ Estimation
son holds one of. it“ claimant.
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STERLIN
TRUE TO ITS NAIR.
may. you; o. :91:
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Special“ .......
screens, all ;
sizes: 19ci
to 49c. i
Screendoors ‘
~ iiilsizea, 8943’
up. ‘
Albert P. Gehebe .
25 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
Phone 1069-2.
Prompt Doilvory.
south Norwalk
Arrange for nckt winter's coal
supply now. Summer Prices Are
Now' to Effect.
TALK Irr oyER WITH
Harris 8t IIGans
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f "Wm”.l'a’vvghfrsmi ~
Money Loancd on Articles of
Value
Sacrifice.
i'J. - Rosenfield. »
40 WATER STREET
South Norwalk,“ Chan?
Insurance
Fire. Lm. AccidonL.:Plot_o Glass,
Workmonlo Compensation, Llablli-
13/, Marine ~and Automobile.
Surety Bonds. .
Notaries Public .
Steamship Tickets
J. M. Layton & C 0., Inc.
REAL ESTATE " INSURANCE
Monday, June 21, when Governor Mar- ,
. If. GENIOR GWNWEPTIQMV
l2 Railroad Am, - sIo. Nona”:
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HARVARD OA-FtSMEN PRACTICE.
RED TOP, Conn, 'June -8.—»l-leavy
clouds oversproad‘the Thames river
valley this morning, when the Harvard
oarsmen were called out by Coach
array. for their morning practice, but
no rain ‘fell and water conditions were
perfect. All the crews were-sent out for
turn, making the morning work about
live miles. Coach Wray’iicco'mpanied
the shells in his single. In the fresh-
eight. Dwight L. Moody went to
Y'No. 3 and Williams, gong to the fresh-
man four. Before the men were sent
out each was- given individual instruc-
tion by Mr. Wray. .
. lDR. MANGINI .PLEYADS GUILTY.
HARTFORD, Conn, June 8—«Dr:
Gerardi C. Mancini. of New Britain.
charged with an- operation which re-
sulted in the death of Miss Julia
Shanaban. in Kensington, la’st year.
pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the
Criminal Court today. was lined $500
and sent to jail for thirty days on the
understanding that he) should'not oracl-
tioo his profession hr Hartford Coun-
ty again..
Wt 880.-
"At the home of Superintendbnt and
Mrs. no '1‘." CWomm-ob street.
. last thllllt tit senior class of no
Unrcdecmed Pledges Sold at ‘_'-"
easy rows to the navy yard and row
illlllll & llllill llllllll
Dining Room Table Sale
EXTRA SPECIAL.
6 Ft. Extension Oak Dining Room Table, heavy massive
pedestal, claw or plain colonial feet; regular $12 value.
FREE DELIVERY 0R FREE STORAGE.
.. . ................. $6.95
$15; $9.95
3183151295
320 L $14.95
525 E $19.95
Baby Carriages and Go Carts
A complete stock now being shown in all the latest designs
The Newlyumds, you will find here all that is in good
taste for furnishing the home and the luxury of complete
satisfaction follows each purchasohorc
and colors.
Baby Carriage fl
' $14.95 up
Go Carts $3.95 up
Sulkies $1.50 up
We Specialize in throbbing Hones Complete
Sterling F umtture Co.
Opposite Hoyis’ Theatre
‘ Every Day J Y
A llall Holiday tor
the Cook
Monrrius
-IFor shopping and visiting it there
is a Gas Range in the Kitchen
Spend Less Time' In your Kitchen
The time you must spend in
the kitchen can be reduced juSt
about one half if your kitchen is
equipped with
A Vulcan ms t...
No time is lost starting the fire,
nor is any lost waiting for the
fire to come up.
When you are ready
The RANGE is ready
A second after you light the
‘burner, cooking can be started.
It matters not what kind.
Whether it be: the lady of the
house, or the cook, she "can do
all of the cooking‘in less time.
and very, very much better if
there is
A Vulcan Gas Rtinge
in the Kitchen.
ill llllltll lllllllfi
- asasr FREIGHT LIN: rousw
_ YORK. II
'Frelght boat leans Pier if East
River, New York (foot of Catherine
st) every day except Sunday at; p.
m. Freight received at New unto” ‘
5p m.- andatSouthNoIi-wolkI into
5: 30 9 ml
George [-1300th
THEI ANNING'JIj
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Fur “Storage ~~
Reheshed and Repair-
ed at summer Prices
We insure your furs against
loss or injury.“
The cost is triflingfthe rcliel
from worry and care is great.
Your furs must be more than
amplitude—they must be kept
in a suitably cold temperature.
Our own fut-s are stored in the
same way.
Furs that we store for onu re-
quire cleaning at regular inter-
yaks...
‘ We consider this a part of
our services and we do it con-
scientiously and scientifically.
In fact when we repair or re-
‘ model furs during the summer
months we do not charge for
storage.
torn an to.
Joseph Daniels, Mgr. .
.52 “mambo AVE. '
ampoapos'r. cons.
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Y. Special _..._. I
‘ lied 03k Coal
$650 r... .31.
Ilehigh $5. 35 for cash
meomm llamas 2; Y
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SIR‘o‘watI :85. fig Norwalk, Conn.
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