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RAYMOND BROTHERS Phone "3-3. 131 Washington St. _—_. “i want to please her." “Easy enough. Tell her how heal- tiful her baby ill." “And it might be safe to add how much it resembles its mother. ehf'w Louisville Courier—Journal. 56 N0. MAIN ST. caZFléa' We‘ll}? '3 ‘tlfifiuty, Egan 'marine contractor, has secured a six weeks contract from the United States isovernment to repair docks etc., at li‘ort Ttfiten New York. For the Best of Everything in Sea Food—We Have It. Nothing Misrepresenttd—Money Back If Mt Satisfied CLOSED TOMORROW. DECORATION DAY. 53 WALL STREET NOIWAL ”COM! 43' O. D. Jackson OPTICIAN Everything in the Optical Line Those owners of automobiles in tht‘s city who are wining to loan their ma- chines for the conveyance of old sold- iers during tomorrow's parade, are asked to get into communication with Richard J. t‘uttllll, of North Main (llllNEWS No serious damage was suffered in ‘ ' ’ this city last night during the first street. Glover S l , Eyes Examined Fro.e severe electrical storm of the season. . _______' l CUTBILL S BRIDGE MARKET Routine business will be transacted “unforfa'mhogr‘t’fil ”2:230;th "3‘ Washington St. Phones 108 and log. ‘ at tonight‘s regular meeting of Our 1 b . Brothers' Lodge, No. 10' l. 0. 0. F. lonors for that neixh orhood Their leading opponents are the Orchard streets, who have been defeated dur-‘ ing two consecutive games. The bat-I NOW THE LILAC TREE'S IN tery for the Merwin streets is: l-‘l‘enki BUD. and McGarry. Now the lilac tree's in bld And the morning birds loud Now a stirring ill the blood Moves the heart of ever} i crowd t l Free Delivery ‘71 North Main SI. Milton Elwood. Manager. Barber shops will be open until 10‘ o'clock this evening. but will remain clased all day tomorrow. M Tomorrow is Decoration Dav. Fly the American flag, and thus show your patriotism. 1 Prices of Rugs have advanced. and will advance more, but we purchased a. large quantity last Feta. so that we are able to show a fine assortment of patterns in Tapestry Brussels, Body Brussels. Velvet Axrninster and Wiltons, at prices that are A Splendid Line of Summer Shoes for Men, Women, and Children Tennis Shoes, Yachti g Sh. es, Outing Shoes Reliable Hosiery 8T0“ Gllllill ALL ll" IT lllflllfl' CONNEALLY & BRACKEN NO RWALK CONTRACTING NOTES. are The Commercial Record. -_....._ A well attended and successful dent» was held. Saturday evening. At Red Men's Hall, in Main street, by a local l'Ollnll organisation. ~— Residence at Cannon Station. Plans are being completed for a residence at (‘nnnon Station for Innis? liurlbutt and estimates will soon be' invited. The plans are by Architect A N Paddock and call for a home house. contslnlm nine rooms and Nowtheres not a road too long, ; three bathe. The house will be finish 3 Not a mile that is good ed in hardwoods, with hardwood Not atllilclluthearsasmlg floors, and will be fitted up with every Word has gone abord somewhere Of a grtat impending change; There' s a message in the air Of an import glad and strange. far below the present value. This is the Place to Buy Your Rugs I'nder the ausplt‘es of the Jolly 'I‘llrec a dance will be held, this even- ine, ill Wuslt‘muton llnll, (‘rutlbury A local orchestra will furnish music. A banquet will be held tonight in the Hotel Mallackemo by members of the Men's Club of the South Norwalk Congregational church. A decidedly Interesting time is epected. Several wronlinellt speakers will be heard. Local readers are following with close interest the wire tapping con troversy in New York City in which J. P. Morgan & Company and Seymour & Seymour are so prominently asso- ciated. John Seymour. of the firm of Seymour & Seymour, is a resident convenience. including hot water heat, Tlli' cost will be 812,000. I iftetl from the lllish \\ 00d: 1 l iftcd front the lllltl) wood. l Don ll along the Silwrnline House at Toksneke. tTllat's the Architect A N. Paddock is complet notel ing plans for a handsome residence at \ on can see llilll flash and shine Tokenelre for George Wishart can of the architect. The muon work isi \\ ith the scarlet on his coat i now helm: figured The plans call for \0w the winds are soft with rain a house of frame and stucco construe- And the twilight has a sptll: tlon. containing 10 rooms and several Who from giadncss toultl rt-l'raiui baths the house. being finished in Or with olden sorrows dwell? hardwoods with hardwood floors. It —Bliss Carmen. lllat‘kllird's hccriuli L .1 WASHINGTON STRIET TlLI-PHONI "763. DO NOT FORGET THE Business Men’s Lunch, 40c The A. J. Angevine & Son Co. 134-136 WASHINGTON ST. SO. N ORWALK. Refrigerators The heating 0‘ 535‘ avenue, ””3 Ci‘y- will be by electricity and will be in- stalled under the supertialon of ihoi on ner. who is all electrical engineer. . .._.._ I Contract for Residence. The contract to build a house out Sammie st. for N. ll. Kellogg, 151 Fifth ave. New Rochelle, N. Y.. has been given to W. G. Wood and work‘ — will be started at once The plans call q" N"r“"'“k' last week there were for an attractive :tino rooms and bath, ten sales of real estate. with nlortgng fitted up with “My com-0mm"? The on of $30,750. For the third week of cost will be $4. 000 The “Francis Goodnew.’ has been towed to New York by the tug “Atl- dio V—Zd,” from the decks of the St. George P. & P. Company. The “-6000 now" will secure a cargo of coal while in New York, and will then sail for St. George. N. B. May. 1915, there were fifteen trans- fers of property. and mortgages of, Will Build Two Houses. 81134“ ‘l-‘rom plans drawn by Architect A. i x. Paddock, at K. White has started The Rev. and Mrs Everett A. work on two houses in East Norwnlk Burnos who have been attending theI for S W Hoyt Sr Both houses will Nethodlst conference at Saratogafis Y.. where they motored with Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Rhodes of Noble ave-l ' ‘mle, Bridgeport, have returned from a delightful trip. They saw the seven! bishops elected and heard some of the finest addresses/ on the pregnant Among the most interesting events on he of frame, containing five rooms and bath They will be built in the bunga-: low style and will he provided withi every convenience. [ St. John & 'Keyser have been award-i ed the contract to build a garage on Highland ave, for H. A. Hughes it the program and which was the out- will be one story high 16x26 f“, n, . standing feature of the convention“ were the debates on the resolutionl calling the Methodist Episcopal church , North and Methodist tldpisfopttinchurch Two BOYS DfiovzzE: SHIN G TRIP South to ether The wo no one sep- , . a ated i: 1844 over whether a bishop VERGENNES' “" MM 21—1,!” of the church could hold slaves. Whenlb0d‘e‘ 0‘ ”’0 b°-"“' “3““ Laramy “d i the Southern convention is held two‘Arlh‘“ Jarnea. who went “51““: in years hence, it will bring the two WIOtter Creek yesterday, were found nether. The debates brought the and by 993mm“ Pam“ Whi- An over-‘- lettce to its feet enmasse with resound~ t“med canoe gave the first clue to log cheers. The motorists found on the accident. Which is summed to cellent made all the way and then have occurred while the boys were oughly enjoyed the convention. paddling homeward. i wood with a. shingle roof ' ova METHODS Whether you need eye glasses or not is smaller not to be “guessed at". OUR METHODS ARE EX- ACT AND SATISFACTORY THAMER “The House of Good Glasses." Ocullsts, Optometrists. Opticians. 87 Atlantic Sq” Stamford, Conn. Open Bat. Eva. Till 9. Est. 1897. Clifford Rathskelleri 12 TO 2 P. M. Place Your Order With Us Now For YourCoal AT Harris 8t Cans“? So. Norwalkg Water St. MASS MEETING FOR SUFFRAGE. t «A. NICE ‘ilei‘Eit‘wu tMen’s Blue Serge 'Suits REASONABLE PRICES. CREDIT. ~tiaicly & Brennan 42 SOUTH MA‘tN sr. :Threo Noted Speakers Will Address X New Canaan People on June the Second. [Popular Amusements' “PATIENCE” TONIGHT. i t The opera‘ Patience" is to be gi\ ell Under the “891098 01' "19 Equal “at the Regent Theatre this evening. Franchise league. Beatrice Forbes- The company giving this performance Robinson Halo. Dr. Smith Ely Jam!0 in Norwalk has just. completed 3 per- nnd Hon. John Steve M“ 89““ 3‘ formances in Mt Klsco. 0f the first the New Canaan Town hall on the' performance, the Mt. Kisko paper hssi evening of Friday, June End. this to 3”; Dr. Jelll'fe ls a widely known neu‘ “Rarely. if em before. has a local mloxhlt and ““93““. who “I “5 audience enjoyed so finished apmduc- warmth for the suffrage cause gives tion as that of the Gilbert and Sulllvtul to it such time as he is able to spare opera "Patience," given last night at from the exacting demands of his Civic Hall. Mt. Kisco. practiee. Hon. 30h“ Sague ‘3 an 9" “When ‘Pinafore was sung last Year. Flirt With Danger What do you think of the man who deliberately invites . (ll 888“” and then hopes' to be spared Where would you stand if all 3’0“! 00 niracts, securities and records were reduced to 881105 or stolen? You risk-almost invite-such love when you in- (wit Your documents to the. "safety” of your officesafo. Ask the fire chief or the chief of police. If your papers are worth motley. give them real protection. Have a safe deposrt box in our vaults. Mdftisthshopsotthem ': €me anus-tau“ at the medulla: mayor of Pillltzkeel’!‘l6 and 1‘ “OW 31" the excellence of the performance pulsar owls Port 0W“ York 39“! seemed to mark the high point for gigantlelnon are said by those who have amateurs. but with still more careful Ill"!!! thorn SM! ‘0 b9 "17 well preparation and longer training, this worth hearins ‘ ' "‘ lpreeent effort surpassed it Beatrice Forbes-Robertson Bale 118- "We are unusually favored by the up her career as an actress. playing present of several talented young snake-pom M with» her uncle- people in this village an dtllelr natur- Slr Johnston Forbes-Robertson. I“ “11’9”“ in this village and their natur- rim pmduced by other Bullish “"lated by the work or the Choral 8o tor-millage“. and later in the prod”- ioty, so that Rev. Mr. Prlhnrd and tions of mu Ellen Terry and Charle- Mr.1.indloy Varney found ready to Man. She are ID 019 It!“ maithelr hands muh available material. her mush oitissnahip mother “Gilliam-nest. persistent training and skill- tlhs married Swinburne Halo. l NOV York lsml‘. and 1|” Ill!“ then da‘atnnces resultbd in a perfoctlly satis- voted herself to lecturins on Dot”!- ifying ensemble " the drama. mulch and American nol- There are still a few tickets left toi- MEI. and man sum-as. l!!- Hated”. evening‘s performance so that‘ being 3 devoted 811M“ 33 W9“ 5’ latooomers will probably find sul- tan uncommonly forceful and dim” client seats. The music lovers of In scatter. in eon-MGM by ”“10 Norwallr should not can to take ad W to N U“ most “9‘41" 3"“ vantage of the opportunity of seeing mummmmwsw- this great. w. 2 h Summer Pricesmm ed direction have under the circum- ' Many styles. in steel, Wall and High Sta. Ice Chests AT MONEY SAVING PRICES Come In and See Them RAYMOND 8: SON Funeral Directors. and wood in all sizes. a Norwalk. Conn. Elm Punsoflr‘s‘ IB'm to 1889 Smith “WNW ha 31' Who“ ”mum The Norwalk Pawns cp Money Loaned on Articles of VALUE Tools, Musical Instruments, Jew- elry, Etc. on Sale. 108. Roseufleld. Prop. 40 Water St. So. Norwalk. ; The New Sciet tt osrlmrlon or calamari. Chiropractic u the mutton or n. ‘ nuasofthsdisoaassndthssrtot mutt-sushi!“ For Up-to-dsts Service Call FRED H. GAMING. Funeral Director and Embalmsr Office and Rssldoncs Telephone 004. M So. Main It, So. Norwallt‘ TREE Wolur OF ALL KINDS f} t SPRAYING ‘- j; IN SEASON Beaupain ta iSaiiritiEr's . Li S. Norwalk. 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