At lane’s
to serve on the Ice
Cream, Fruit Flavors:
——-’——.
Strawberry
Banana '
Orange
Pineapple
und- Baton.
51 Woman
Strut.
- Gustav Pitzer, of Fairiield avenue,i
. has returned from a visit with rela-
tives in Bridgeport.
Silvio Paganetti, of Atlantic street,r‘
9 Stamford, visited with friends in
South Norwalk yesterday, and enjoy-
; ed an eitended motor trip.
The last short calendar session of
, the Superim Court will be held in
Bridgeport on June 24, when it is ex-
ported, lhe court will adjourn to.- the
summer.
Raymond Tutlle, who has bean
spending Felerfll months in Califo:
pin, and touring through places 11!}:
interest in the west, has returned to
South Norwalk, where he is meeting
\ his many friends.
Philomena I’icciano, daughterof
Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Plcciano of
State street,
Frank Marri,
she elopcd 1‘. week ago. Justice of
the Peace Tipper performed the cere-
mony. ~
The Meyer Mercy hat factory in!
Newark, N. J., with which many Nor-i
walk people are familiar, was sold at
auction a few days ago to Abraham
P. Merris, of Newark. Whether the
property is to be used as a hat fac-
tory in tbe‘future“ 'has‘ 'not".iieen'
stated.
A new flag was flying from theI
pole on top of the Masonic building
. in South Norwalk, yesterday, in hon
or 02 Flag Day The pole was but
recently erected and L1 rzgurmounted
by the Masonic emblem The mem-é
bers of Gld Well Lodge, No. 108, are
justly proud of it. ‘
Howell Dobbs, for many years con-
nected with the Dunlap Hat (30., of
New York, died at his home in New
Rochelle a few days ago. Mr. Dobbs
had several acquaintances here. The
interment was in Yonkers, N. V ., on
’Friday. with Masonic ceremonies. Mr.
Dobbs' father, Oliver Dobbs, was a
native of Danbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Carter wish5
to correct the item in last‘ night's
Sentinel, stating that they had met
and were married on a dare, as it was
I a false report. 'Mrs. Lillian Heifer-
nan Filter is well known in Sangu-
tuék, and is the daughter of the late
Colonel Thomas H‘efi’eman, veteran of
the Civil War, and ahighiy respect-
ed resident of Saugatuck. Mr. and
Mrs. Carter‘wili travel on the road
filer the entire summer. Their many
“friends wish them success and 'hap-
piness in their new undertaking. The
couple had known each other for the;
past four years,-and there was noth-
ing unusual about their marriage.
-- -KNOB CLUB;
1 ‘ Restaurantnow open. Shore dinners
and meals served a la carte.
lbere’ .1 Danger
of lire burning or burglars steal
tag your private papers and vii!
cables when away, if left in the 1
home or union.
The Risk
and responsibility or keeping
valuables about the house are '.
too great. You can have s -
1 your valuables. Mod crate
storage charges for trunks, calé.
_ ,es.’ packages, silver ware and
> M {ll‘illgrt
Stamford, was married=
at police headquarters, Saturday, to?
the youth with whom
‘ éthe threatened ‘(clean-up."
11mm. Walks
Containing one: can Livers. with '
F I .‘ Ina. Cement, Concrete, Flag, Gravel, .Cinder Walks. »Curb,
Paving.
F. Irlll‘lfl. m ‘ ‘ .-
llevid W. Raymond. '"M " ‘ —’
UNDERTAKER
' NEW an MIN, IUlLDlNB
U WAIHIHGTON IT.
70!. m m; hit-0. M.
The regular monthly business meet-
ing of the Norwalk Building, Loan &
investment Company will be held to
night in the offices of Taylor tit. Golden, .
on Washington street.
I
“Circolo Gloventu Italians." an Ital-
ian play, will be presented this even
ing in Quittner’s 'Hall by local Ital-
lane. The affair will be under the
auspices of Court Edmond dc Amicis.
Mrs. H. J Miller, and family. of Jer-
sey City, N. J., have arrived at their
summer cottage on Marvin Beach
itract, on the East Side, where they
will spend the remainder oi'the sea-
son.
. Rev. William A. Fitzgerald, 11 for-
0. E. Jackson
Optician
II WALL mm
NORWALN.
PHONI 4‘
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
.- Delicious Creamery Butter, lb. .
B. and O. Molasses, 2 cans ..
Evaporated Milk, 3 5c cans
Reliable Flour, large size..
Reliable Flour, small size .
Gold Medal Butter in prints
AS
24 Cottage Street.
31¢
up...-...n.
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East Norwalk.
mer Norwaik boy, has been appointed
pastor of the Groton Catholic Church,
near New London, Conn, and his many
local friends are very much pleased
l;ovcr the appointment.
An important meeting of Court do
Amicis was held last evening. Plans
for an excursion were discussed and
the following appointed a committee
to arrange final details: Frank Oddo,
John Beneducci, Nicholas Maguvero
and Michael Galbo.
—O. Emmer will remove‘alhout June
17, his Delicatessen Store from Wash-
ington street to Pennington' 11 building.
North Main street, near the Palace
iTheatre. ,
There will be initiation and nomina-
tion of officers at the meeting of Pro-
gress Forum, No. l, Fraternal Forum
League, on next Monday evening. At
the meeting last night several mem-
bership applications were received. An
unusually large delegation is expected
:to turn out at next Monday' a meeting. 4
} A delegation of the members of
Sheiman Council, Royal Atcnnum,
'will go to No1wulk this evening, as
guests at the smoker given I)\ Ponat-
sus (ou11cil.A fine program of en-
tertainment has been planned. There
will be a vocal and instrumental pro-
gram, with speeches by the state of-
‘iicers. Refreshments will be served.
l
l
"Pointer," the olhcial mascot of the,
firefighters at the Central Fire station,
on Franklin street, was struck by uni
ARE NOW
trated in
Pat
McCall Patterns hols-MSW. We are cler-
mg « other nilnutvo new July designs.
and make stylish but economical
ions are easy to drape and M’Ca ii
and a perfect lit.
automobile, this morning, while run
SUMMERNACHTION‘ STYLES
McCALL PATTERNS
The Newest
Summer Fashions
are accurately described
and beautifully
McCALL
Fashion
Publications .
on Sale
WATCH THE SPECIAL PIECE-GOODS SALES
GET THE SUMMER McCA-IJL BOOK OF FASHIONS TODAY.
CHAS. J. MINT
READY IN
illus-
the new.
terns
and
' l
FRANKLINS VS. TIGHTWAD JRS.
l movements: Eu- “"
LARGED.
Insurance
Fire, Lilo, Accident, Plate Glass,
Workm’l Samantha, Liabili-
ty, Marine and Automobile.
Surly lam
Notaries eublic
Steamship Tickets
1. M. 1.1th 81 (0., Inc.
REAL mam INSURANCE
5 - . .
Raw Area 80. rim-wall.
l
After a long illness, Superintendent
John 11. Grampton of the state 11.1111
and game commission came to Hart-
{ord yesterday to attend to matters,
‘ in connection with the transler to the
lute of some land in Madison to be'
added to the state game preserve.
. With the addition of this land, there
will be 127 acres in the preserve
where there are at present, 500 mal-
lard ducks and a large number or
Pheasants. ‘
MINTZS
Summer Dresses
Coats and Hats
at Popular Prices
’u‘
Replying to‘ the notice issued in
yesterday’s Sentinel by the Tight-
wads, we regret to say that on ac-
count ot our players leaving sc
so late in the afternoon that it m
be impossible for our nine to play at,
the Ward street bail grounds. We “1111.1
however, play the Tightwad Jrs. at~
Shad, Bluefish, Halibut, Fresh Mackerel,
Salmon, Sea Bass, Cod, Butter Fish, Por-
gies, Flat Fish, Saft and Canned Fish,
Crab Lump, Soft Crabs, Lobsters.
AA‘AA- AAA
vvv'vvv'v -
the Colonial "grounds at 3:15 p. In..-
June 16, Fq any further notices,
communicate with F. Crosby. Frank-
lin school.
‘ Free Delivery.
CUTBILL’ s BRIDGE MARKET
71 North Main St.
AA-AA-AAA
pvvvvvv
Phone 108.
SAVE
The Newest
MONEY 1..
Arrange for next winter’s coal WISH ”1'8?ng Skins
supply now.‘ Summer Prices Are
New in Eil'ect.
TALK IT OVER WITH
Harris 81 Guns
LITTLE SHOP
Skirts in Linen, Poplin,
Gabardine and Corduroy,
11. 11111 11. £11qu
56, NORTH MAIN STREET.
_ l
Now
WP
1.1 a. u JWWT,”
clothes yourself. The present Fash-
Patterns insure the smartest styles
SOUTH NORWALK‘“
CONNECTICUT.
The Youngsters
will need plenty
_Of__
BENEATHTHE FINISH
you can do therilne, even grain and
sound quality oi the wood in the new ‘
Rompers
The person (it was proba-
bly a woman!) who invent~
I .
ed rompers deserves the
articles of /
OUR FURNITURE
we invite you to see.
There's a graceful simplicity of out-;
line about the new designs that you
—.'
ning along West avenue with one Oh
l’
the tire trucks. . Fortunately the dog
was not badly hurt. and for this reason
there is much rejoicing among the ani-
mal’s many friends among the tire-
| men.
”-
Permits as follows were issued to
day by the building inspector: To
Miller & Chittim wiring three per-
mits; Daniel Marshall, New Canaan
avenue, Robert Carruthers, Bartlett
avenue and Mrs. C. B. Runes, Sound
View Court; to H. Maringto erect
garage, to cost.‘ $84 for Dr.‘M. Ray
Powers on 198 Main street.
.—
Mystcry abounde’d in a message re-
‘ccived last night at City Hall police
headquarters. “There’s going to has .
‘clcan-np’ on the Wilson Point road,"
said a voice over the ’phone after 1
o‘clock. Oliicers Wallace R. Sammie
and John E. Reynolds rushed along
éthe entire length of Wilson Point ave!
guns but failed to see or and signs of
LOW 7
CUT.
SHOES FOR MEN
BLACK—TAN—WHITE.
In the very latest and most attractive models
RUBBER or LEATHER SOLES
CONNEALLY
81 BRACKEN
South Nor-walk
”in 310118 '
TWO coco” Lsours TONIGHT.
Charlies White and Joe Rivers, the
last night. 'Berner had obtained a fall
when both wrestlers were of! the mat.
and when he was told that the tall
did not count refused to continue.
George Bothner, the referee, after
listening for a while to Berner’s volu-
l
~mu Fire station. on Franklin street,
. I _; night's meeting two new members
' . were taken into the company, and two'
. applications were received. a
The Fourth of July will be fittingly
celebrated by the firemen in’the Cen-
by the holding of a jolly "feed" on the
evening of the 8rd of July.- At the
meeting of the Old Well Hock & Lao-
der Company, last night, plans were
perfected for the occasion. The mom-
former boxing Young Brown and the bio 'protests gave the bout to Lurich.
latter facing Johnny Harrier. Will be Wladek Zbyszko and Suio Hcvonha
the attractions at the new American wregugd twenty minutes without de-
Sporting club in Harlem tonight 30th cision, Pierre Le Colosse threw Frltn‘
White and era are in the best 0W intent in 17 minutes and 3 seconds and
511399 35 “19 opponents Dléked 101' ,Vandenberg beat Pardello in 13 nilii- -
them are capable of putting no hard utes and 12 seconds.
battles. -’,
-_.__,_s
bers of the Putnam Hose Company
will participate in the allair. At last
.011. and hopes to keep up that kind hen investigating, ,.
White has been wining nearly all
of his bouts recently by scoring K.
Coroner John I. P clan. who has
0! work tonight, though Brown. W110 is :J. pagan, a 11‘ ms ‘ who was electroA
users who accioeurat. r
oath of Michael ‘
everlasting praise of moth-
ers! We believe that no
more sensible nor practical
garments for the young-
wlii not readily tire of. Every piece
is rich in appearance, artistic and ex-
. pressive of good taste.
A. .i. Angevine 818011130.
won 1111 5111311111.“
*Slillli DARLlllt
SECURITY BU’IlDINU‘ , ~
rant urmron -- UP our ruonr
HIS MAIN ST- -Ttt. 22l8.
BRIDGEPORT
Eye Glass
Comfort
Means seeing clearly w1tllout
thc knou lcdgc of wczuing any-
(lung to do so. ,
ll1c. lenses must be correct,
and the glasses should sct on
the nose firmly, but without
pressure.
Our ‘cxaminations of tin cyc
arc tomluctod by O‘Clll I.Q I'S
graduate pin s1t1ai1< of long:
mpcricnre 0111' glasses are
fitted and adjusted by caper-
icnccd Opt1cia11s.
THAMER
Oculists. Optometrists, Opticians.
8? Atlantic Square, Stamford, Ct.
Open ‘Saturday Evenings. Est. 185?
Any Junk
S. Jallee
IT TO
Successor to Wm. Enron.
' Phone 499.
37 Fort Street. Fast Norwallr.
’stcrs have ever been dcvis— 13‘ Washington 8‘
ed. ' ,
' ‘LIGHT WORK FOR HARVARD
The rompers that we CREWS.
RED‘ TOP. Conn, June iii—The
Harvard crews had exceptionally light
work during the morning today, Coach
Wray havingall the crews paddle
leisurely to a point. belpw th‘ naval
station, and then back again-‘ Not
once was there an attempt at a brush,
or 11 high stroke .Prior to the de
parture oi the crews Wray had half
a dozen members of the senior var-
sity eight out in his doubld shell for
individual coaching. The freshman
lfour was made up of Franklin, stroke,
show ’are made of extra
sturdy and serviceable cote
Ih ton crepcs,‘ in, white, pink,
blue and striped cfECCts;
Dutch and round neck mod-
els; sizes 6 months to -6
years. ' They are StirpriSing-
'ly well made, too, for such
ll garments. And their prices
are less than You WW1“ l’l‘ifilliams,No.3: Cabot, No.2, and
" probably care to 111ak'e'them lMackie, bow. Cabot and Mackic re-
for :_ place Burr and Red. who have gone
to the substitute tour.
, The weatherwas‘ overcast. today.
Prices 25¢. 50¢. 75¢
' ' '1 and $1 00
, 4115—» .
u. E mu co
so wasntso'ro 8, our
A BIG ARGANUM NIGHT.
Ponassus‘ Council, Royal Arcanum.
_ 3No.12tls, Norwaik, has been in exist-
-ence over tvventyone years and to-
[night will hold a smoker and entertain-
:ment in honor of the first regent of the
{Counclh and Sherman Council; South
- are a: chamber members of the coun-
loll remaining active, as follows: Dr.
1.0. W. Many, regent; :Dr. Samuel H.
._,. -~~ Huntington, onto, - a. A. Betta. Ed-
. .. 'm. M 8. Mock“, ma 8. Ambler .1111
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 1 ” mum a. noun; Tam members,
1 lime been reoriented to be to attend-
anoe. Bologna: from banbury conu-
'oii. Seaside Council. Bridgeport: Nut-
FOR ,9". was ours
1m Council. Greenwich: Stamford '
ANY—QT
STRAW HAT
in our store
value up to 8330.
p. 0. Block. So. Nonin-
Norwalk Pawn Shop
Money Loancd on Articles of ‘
Value
Unredcemed Pledges Scid at
Sacrifice.
J. Rosenfield
40 WATER smear
. South Nortvallr, Conn.
1/1:
".1t'l_l,éw~:$illthiiddies
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's. a" Klemens.
Norwalk Chronicler