To: serve ‘on‘ the Ice
Cream. Fruit Flavors:
a /
Strawberry
Banana
Orange
Pineapple
~—-—
Law’s Bakery,
51 Washington
Street.
7111 1111
Rise Eugenie Rummler, daughter of
Ir. and Mrs. Alexander J. Humanist,
1! West street, is sending a few
days with relatives in New York.
Miss Florence Burns, 01 South Nor~
walk, is theiguest of J. J. Johnson
and family, 53 Maple avenue, Dan-
cm. for several 'days.
' Ills. M. Chernoif motored here
tron New York, Saturday last, to
... spend the week with Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Kedney, of Sound View sve-
..Enue.
Mrs. William Hindley, who has
been spending, several weeks in‘New
Jersey, has returned to 3511111 Nor:
walk and taken apartments in Chest-
nut street.
-——Rummage Sale, commencing July
9th. Pictures, hooks,l1ric-a—'brac. mat-j
tresses, clothing, etc 20 West street,:
South Norwaik.
”I“ _
The Stamford. Methodist, Sunday
school picnic, which was to have ta-
ken- place yesterday at Roton Point.
was poetponed on account of the
weather, until some day next week.
...—...—
-'//The home-grown strawberry season
'is drawing to a close and the berries
are gradually becoming scarcer. The
present, season has been one of the
best in years for strawberries, and
the fruit has been abundant and
*3 prlclsts litlvc been low
M
Governor Holcomb has issued a re
quisition on the Governor of New Jer-
scy tor the extradition of Carlo De
Nigul who is wanted in Derby on the
charge of embezzlement. Anthony
Uehono has been appointed to con-
vey him to this state.
——Williams' Root Beer will keep you
cool all Summer. Nothing so refresh-
ing. and cooling. Easily made at home.
Miss Virginia Perry, daughter of
Judge John ll. Perry, of Southport,
will return Saturday from a two
months’ visit at the home of Mrs. Ed-
ward S. Baker, of Minneapolis, Minn.
Mrs. Baker was Miss Carrie Perry,
daughter oi Henry Perry, of South-
port.
. ._———-—-
A fire in the vicinity of Meriden
71191.
. ins
Worn”.
Etmm
2e
*
11.111 W. 111nm
UNIDERT’AKER
new RED mews amunuo
27 inmates or.
791., 511156, 11199-3; House. 693. _
M...
The Methodist Churches are, hold-
their annual picnic at. Retail
Point today.
Miss Mildred Sheldon is the guest
at the. home or her brother, George,
of Maple street.
W. Waiters Pam, the bridge con-
struction committee’s engineer in
charge of the building of the «new
Washington street bridge, was a vial-
tor in this city several days ago.
—Flreworlis tonight at Roton.
Norwalk reservists. it was an-
nounced this morning, will sail lc'r
ltaly to join the colors on the fun
of this month. A number of local
ltalians will respond, and have made
final preparations to leave for the
“old country.”
‘Frienda in this city have received
announcements of the birth of a
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William
Marvin, of Derby, Conn. Before her
~1¥11itcd States district court showing
marriage Mrs. Marvin was Miss Ma-
b'el Tolles, of this city, daughter 01
Chester 11‘. Tolles.
”a.
Willie A. Orcutt, of Rockville, has
tiled a petition in bankruptcy in the
liabilities of $2,289.07, all unsecured.
His only asset is a one-filth interest
in the estate at the late Alonzo E.
Orcutt. The interest is valued at
$400.
Farmers report that while the
heavy rain of Monday and ngam yes-
terday will help out the potato crop
that it was more needed 'two months
ago. but is most needed now is
real Xt ,weather so that the hay
crop may be cut and to help out the
corn crop”
Rev. and Mrs. G. H. Lock, 0! Shel.-
don, V1., and their two daughters,
have returned home after spending a
month with Mrs. 1.55119 mother“ and
father at the Norwalk Armory. Quar-
termastert Sergeant Luther M. Whit:
ney, who has charge of the Armory.
has gone home with‘them for his
month'l‘. vacation: During that time
he will visit MontreaL Canada. Vin~
cent Whiliney. o sonimill take care
of the cllltles at the, Armory while
his father is away.
——-Some bargains in hats. Saturday,‘
and Monday at Mrs. Taylor, Hanford
Block, North Main street.
The U. 5. Civil Smlcs'Commiesion
announces that regularly practising
’Jpnction, Waterbury, early yesterday
morning, burned down a telegraph
station telegraph oiiice and Water-
bury. Seivice between the railroad
oiilce and the dispatcher in Water
bury was stopped for nearly two
hours and then some of the wires
were connected, but complete service
was not restored until late yesterday
iorencon. ‘
....
' —Anotl191- Great Accident—$5, 090
special travel policy for 95. If you are
contemplating a trip, call William F'.
Hoyt, phone 831, of the Connecticut
General Life insurance Company.
r
111:: 5011111 1111.111 "
' ‘ Trust Company .
T11: trustees have ordered
’ interest at. the rate of.
#Four Per Cent.
,‘per .1111... be cretfited to
Allie depositors in tfhe 5:1;-
ings Deparnnen‘t or e
current: six months «hill-1‘2t
June 36th. 7915,1111 payable on
and after Infra“.
"-h 0‘. "
‘ Norwnlk who are willin to furnish
pole on which we1e strung the wiresi 8
between the White street, Danbury,m|
physicians of good standing in South
medical certificates at the customary
fee of one dollar to applicants for ex-
amination or appointment to positions
in the classified Federal Service, may
file their names with the secretary of
the civil service board at the South
1 Norwalk postoiilce, when they will be -
brought to the attention of persons
from whom such certificates may be
required as requested.
6-1
There are probabilities of jitney
legislature being passed at the next
meeting of the council, on Tuesday
evening, of next week. Other mat-
wrs of importance will be considered.
Reports on the laying out of Grand
will be received from the street de-
parlfi’nt‘; The Board at Estimate
will attend the meeting for the p11 -
pose of conferring with the council
regarding the disposal or garbage
problem. There will be several ex-
ports in attendance as assist the coun-
cilmen in their deliberations.
, At the meeting, tonight. 01‘ Hunt-
boldt Lodge,‘Sons of Hermann, ofll
cers recently elected will be installed
and a large attendance is looked” for.
At the meotfiig of Banner Council,
ing, the following oilicers recently
elected, were installed with impres-
oive ceremonies: Councillor
manila Tattle. Associate,- 115111.
1171115 01111131111117, Mn mun
View avenue" and Woodbury" avenue ‘
Daughters of Liberty, held last evenr
f’ 5111111111 and 01111151111491. , 9
m
_ 3'! 0n the Green
,Q63 111m and 1.111.:
C
‘ o ‘ a
and winter.
RAYMOND
Place Your Order New
711111 be protected against advance in prices during the fall
3311190, HiGHLAND. 91111.11. ,
DELPHIA A9113, READING.
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BROTHERS
“[11
Use
Of Malina all the tornado oi
una— w.
And You’ll Be Pleased
With Our Prices Too
When You See How
Good Qualifies Are.
There surely is no reason
for a woman appearing un-
attractive even while working
around the house when she
can purchase house dresses
that are really good looking at
the prices we to
$1 38. These we have are
styles, and are generously cut
to insure comfort.
Hume Dresses That YOU“Like
in new, practical one piece ‘
They are made of landslide and durable lawn and soft
finished pcrcalc,' 1n stripes, figures and checks, in light and
dark colorings—very attractive.
Nurses Dresses, special values in all white or colored blue
‘1
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\V
1‘ ,
3
Better get a supply here!
1.98
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Ryan Co.
WlheN. E.
191.,1111‘125171‘
Timetable
IN EFEECT JUNE 8, 1915.
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK.
A, o1.——1:39x, 5:42x,» 6:09,
6: 57:, 7: 18x, 7: 48, 8: 08:, 8:181, 3: 59:,
9: 231:, 9: 410 10: 33:, 10: 51:. 11:51
P iii—:1 13x, 1: 27:, 3: 02:, 3: 29,
4:301. 5: 151:, 5: 46, 3. 02:, 6:47. 7: 021,1
7:45x, 9:551, 10:13:.
Sundays. ..
A, M.——12:25x. 5:42r,
10:33:, 11:51.
P. -M.—1:13x. 2:44. 53:12:, 4:301,
5:45, 6:02x, 7:02x, 7:12, 7:45x, 7:571,
8:06; 9:55x, 10:18x, 10:40.
L
8:54,}
I
1151291 951.11 romeo-711 NORWALK.
A; 1,711 1.1.:——4 1111, 5130.5 39.111111111;
8: 51‘, 9. 151. 10: 0211, 111.- 05, 111151111,
1:1 0:.
P.'_1M.-—12:03x. 1:06, 2:04x, 2:57,
3:311: 3:54, 4:26, 5:01:11, 5:25, 5:29.
11:06:, 11:06.7:1511. 8:10x, 9:39, 11:1511,
12:0011.
Sundays.
A, M.-—-6:00, 8200K, 9:00, 101033,
10:50:.
P..M.—12:10, 1203:, 3:392. 5:02x,
"toothache, when the cause oi so
much trouble can he easily removed
by givipg a little cal-etc the teeth
and We none! it may be that g
" And from the best fresh fruits
BeSarehsA
1111599193 PIE
Model; the Cleanest Plant.
obtainable.
Ask Your Grocer for Them
Insist on them at your res- .i
taurants.
a‘ tow Mammalian a liling ll {
’ulfiiunmumnorperame
crown is needed, but it conditions
are such that the tooth must be
“taken out, you will find my method
0! painless extraction is superior
to all others E
llr. J. I. Mallory
16 South Main St. 8-. Nor-walk
HOURS: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Tuesday and Thursday «41.1.1.5,
7 to 8 p. m. Sundays by appoint.
moot only.
. 4,..-
..
11
met 1111 11110115119
‘wm: Rubber Soles,
For Men and Women
Mintzs
SUMMER DRESSES
at
99515 910.00
”...—.-
Are and firmshctory shoes tar Sun-er line
WE REPAIR
: FURNITURE _
AT
1111111 0057'
J.
Mater
Boat
Accessories
111151114511: everything a
'motor boat needs—to
make it safe—to make it
comfortable.
Salt Water
Fishing TaCltle
If you know what )011
11v:
E: want we have it If you
dont know We will tell
.1” .
' you
Albert D. 'MOrgan
(Successor to Charles E. Dow)
In Washington Street
South Norwalk'
..
elite-
9.1. AnflCVlllC
‘ & Son Co.
134 WASHINGTON ST.
-——-—————-—
SPECIAL
_ 6, 3 and 10 oz. JELLY. GLASSES
. ‘ 20¢ A DOZEN.
Roller 5.19 61‘ 25¢ Stare
80. Main 8:. 841. New
insurance
Fm, Life, Accident, Plate Glass,
Workmen'a Commaatlcn, Liabtli.
ty, Marine and Automobile.
Surety Bonds. .
Notaries Public.
5:25. 6:00x, 7:1511, 3:101. 9:001,
10:00:, 11:15:, 12:00:.
soon-1 NORWALK TO new HAVEN
A M.:—-1223:, 1: 13:, 6:05 7: 15,
9: 15x, 10:09. 10:11:11, 11: 1217, 1125711
P 11.-12:03, 1:20,‘o:1sx. 4- 211, 5:17
611511, 6. 47, 7. 0317, 822611, 922511,
11:20.
Sundays. ‘
A, 'M.—12:23x, 1:13x, 7:43, 11:15:,
10:19, 11:12'11, mm.
P. M.-—2:09x, 3:12, 4:43x, 6:33x,
6:48, 710317, 31:21:11, 9125:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANE-URY.
A. 11.—s: 13, 11: 27, 9: 59:.
P M.:-—1 23, 4. 3811, 5:24x,
7: 14. 1
6:17,
m
Sundays.
A. lid—{0:37,
P. M.—2:15, 7 :20. 4
*DANBURY ‘TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—-—6:00, 7:23, 8:00x, 8:18,
10:03x, 11:50.
1P. M.——-4:21, 6:49.“
Sundays.
A. M.——7:50, 12:10, ,
P. M.~—6:43, 7:18, 8:25:.
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1141811111.. express. 1 J
M V '
1911;
15 Cor. Main and Wall Ste.
21 Belden Ave. and Union Place
2‘2 Sprino Hill and Hello“ so
‘24 Union Park -
25 west Ave. and Berkley 3t.
27 Franklin Ave. and W Place
31 Gas mane. 6317mm Box),
32' West-Aver and Merwln 8t.
33 Harbor Avdi and Orchard St.
a4§chapel 9t; 1111111 Harbor Ave.
3617170142 Ante: our; Artisan:
3911911111099: and WStevena St.
41 131-5911 St. and Wilton Aye.
14.111 and North Ave.
43$; lit-once st. ‘
ow Cannon Awe
”EOhestnut near 811
59 319.111 8t. and pinch
No.
.NDRWAIAK FIRE ARAB]! 30m ‘
911 Men: 11111111711111.1111 Ave,
Steamship Tickets
No.
H. R. R.
13‘ Hickory Blufl and Bell Island.
141, Pine Point and Roton Point
21 Long Island Sound to McKinley
St.
22 Pennoyer Stito (irons 8t.
29 Cross St. to Railroad
24» Railroad" to Brookslllo
8“Oentral." ucKinley st. to Penney-
er (West Side)
15 White Bridge north to Brookelde
13 White Bridge 8. E. to Long Island
Sound '
17 White Bridge. s. W. to Long Island
Sound. ,
One sroke of bell at odd times in-
dicates testing; two strokes of hell,—
thus, 1-1 tire is out; four strokes of
hen—thus 1-14-1. water to be shut
cit. A third or more alarms indicates
15:11:11. fire. ‘y ,
M
SOUTH NORWAIJK FIRE
ALARM BOXES
12 West at. cm). Franklin st. Schoel
13 Concord Street. 01111: School
14 Cor. Ann and Main Streets
15 Cor. High St. and Bayview Ave.
13 Norwnlk Iron Works Building
17 Cor. Cedar st. and West Ave.
18 High School. West Avenue
:1 Cor. Taylor Ave. and West Etc.
23 Cor. Benton St. and Ely Ave.
24 Cor. Chestnut and Henry Ste.
25 Our. Home and Main Ste. 1
33 Lexington Ave. and Austin Ste.
27 West and Elm Grove Ste.
8 Cor. Washington and Main Sta.
119411111 Main 39.11911: Meadow , ,
,3: Electric Lliht Station
'j 34 Cor. Clay and Spring Ste.
911cm: yavilond And Water Ste.
37 Uckwood mm Co.
‘ 4 Cor. Day and Raymond Sta.
45 Cor. Bur-rill and Quintard‘ Ave.
.7 Nomallnfionitol
11 1111119 111111
111 ,
-, 46 ,Go .Wood'wnrd and Dundee Ave
5- 391.00119me. Ann St;
61. Golden- Hill and 111113115511 Ave.
59 Washiutton St. Bridge r‘.’
54 Nori’s‘llt Look 0°- ...a“
‘ 1111:1111»: 11 econlerTmN.
11m so More 'tcd
W
ROWAY'NN FIRE anamr BOXES.
12 Highland Ave. to N. Y., N. H. A. '
-- 41 Cor. Folrileld Ave. and cause _
7,: ‘42. Taylor Ave. and South st. .
- 43, Whodward Ave. and Meadow st.
7 1A1. 5‘
"naked the 1511151111...
A.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN.
South Norwalk
Good values in
'llomefumithfr gs
35c No. 6 Blooms at 23c.
91.25 Folding ironing tables, 89c
75c Hardwood hose racks, 59c. ,
92,6119 irons complete with tubing
81.19
10c Wood folding coat and
hangers, 5c.
24 inches high extension window
screens. 23c. ..
91. 25, No S (hyper nickel plated tea
kettles, 89c.
95 Double gr. New Perfection cook
stoves, with two burners, 62.98.
2512 Steel garden hose, 19c.
25c Drypol, the best furinture and
automobile polish at 19c.
skirt ‘
eI. NORWALK
1. 35111011
(10011 Job 7111111114
Out Paper, Best Work. Beat It“'
83 NORTH MAIN 811‘” .
1111011; In. .
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7
:1. 50 1991111111 111111111 «porch 111111119,
size 8x3 :11 91. 29 3
$1.49 Heavy tin 111-1511 boilers withl
( copper bottom at $1.19.. '
Mason fruit jars, qt size, 50c doz.
. Mason fruit jars. pt. site, 48 110:.
31.50 large size galvanized garbage
cans, 98c.
35c, 6 qt. gray enameled preserv-
ing kettles at 21c.
Albert E. Gellelle
as wear wunmoron er. 1
Phone 40692.
PROMPT DnLrvn'nv
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1'
J. M. Layton 3: (0., inc.
--—- Special —..... "
Red 0211 (39111 ;
$6.50 for cash. :
Lehigh 56-35 for ma '
TheWm. EiironCo.1..; ‘ In,
3 Rowan St. E. Nomallt.
‘r'
For Unto-em 8mm Cali
Fuel H. Bonus...
’ Funeral Director and Emulator...
'OM and Residence
Telephone 904.
It So. Main It. So. Nomllt.
7 u Hanford 'Place. Tel. 3944..
c. v.anw GARAGE .- 1
Agent for TRUMBU‘LLGAR; '
CARS FOR man. .
.—
REAL ESTATE msunwca
s mums Ave., 80. Norwalk ‘
I
DiFFlcULT PROBLEM.
Little eight- year-old Florence had a,
birthday recently and her mother gave
her a party. During the afternoon the
little girls had been comparing their
ages.
'lMother," asked Florence, during
the evening, in a perplexed manner.'
"how does it come that all the other.' '
little girls or my age are nine or ten
and I'm only eight "——Harper.’s Maga-
sine. .
l
“Va--
'The Oiiiccr—Really, Emithers, your
figures are awful. Just look at this 3;
anyOne would take it tor a 5. L
Smithere—It is a 5.9112
The Oillcer-Good lord; I would
have sworn it was a 5.——London
‘ Sketch. .
' The Globe man says he can
supply us with wire worms it we
desire.
When We do (whisper) well wire.
it
1111- the best Sea roar
co 'ro
Cuthfll’s
We handle nething but
the best.
The only place in Nor?
walk that handles nothing
’but Sea Food.
Cuthfll’
Bridge Market.
71 11511111111111 St.
Free Delivery. Phone 108
- . ing the senices of the Physi-
cian, the Rcfractmnist and the
l
_ initial letters of the words Ocu—
Ocullato, Optoma'trllia. Optiolulle
37 Atlantic square, Stamford,
Open Saturday Evenings. E91. 39
“111:: 0” Eye Service?“ 2
Notice to: our readers-
That our newly devised can
tion above may not seem am— .
biguous, we explain the rear.
sons for its use and its mean-
. I
11“THREE 0” s1g‘11'111es the
lists, Optometrists, Opticians
Ours is the 613')? opt1cal 953’
tablishnlcnt in the citv gav—
1
Expert Fitter, all under- one.
roof
THAMER
-—P0rtland Press:
*—
“'5‘ HOSIERY.
7111.131195qu price.
15 cents, 2 for. 25ch.
Ladl'ea‘ Children’s -, Men’s
gunnery. at 25 came. ,. f
, A Specialty ’
, “Buster Brown'f, Hose “
Guaranteedi ' .
"NOTOSEME" HOSE ,
4,9111": -'- 711919 - \Médinm'
1811119111111 Underwear
9,1‘
‘ ~ so as. a 13 no
«...—I... “......" ...-
Week-End Supphes
FOR SATURDAY ROSTER? COME TO US.
7 GARMENTS.
ladies’ Shift Waiato .
At ...,.........51
. ‘ The Latest Styles.
‘ IMlddyi, Blouses.
“'ZAt' ...........1.....l..
Whitfi " Trimmed ~‘
......‘e‘em ll-
«1
:1
Tan
,1
" , Ladles' House Dresses.
- At
children's Dresses
5011
...,,181
up
'\
' 1.1111115 sun Gloves
] Ribbons
- . 19 cents. 25 cents to 59 cents
._ ,. ......Lw 4:. -
FANCY scone.“
Ladiss' Neck Wear. '
25c 501: '91
Ladies’ Girdles 4
50c. 1, ' and: . $1,
Ladlee’ Belts
25c 'and 594
16 Button ..-.....
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