CITY MARKET
69 no. MAIN sr.
HAROLD C. HALE
.‘nnd Union Tea. Cotes, Spices
and Extracts:
Free Delivq'y, l
Isl "19-12. East Noswsik. Ct.
‘ EAST
NORWALK
Richard Gustsfson, of New Haven,
.000“ Street.
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Frank Day. of Betts Place, has re-
fined to his home on the East Side
lrom a visit to Buffalo, N. Y., at the
tome of his son there.
Iimmick, of Van Zant street, who was
geriously Injured In an accident yes-
My massing In Bridgeport, were
«deported to be favorable at the Bridso
’ort Hospital this morning.
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Many local people ‘were In attend-
aoont the week-end with relatives on‘
The BthS of recovery for William:
tournamentnair.
have aniredin Bony“- br the
sun-arm
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Wilhelm "us
HiasnheISalmoa.ofiouth in
cheater. has visited her parents. Ir.
and Ira. Charles Salaam.
W
o. n Edwards. of Bell island. has
his lno yacht “Josephine" at her
mooring o! the point of the island.
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Mr. and Mrs. Homer C. Godfrey, of
Bridgelion. have visited Lyon's Plains
friends.
Captain Mills and the lighthouse
party boat were much in evidence and
“and at Roton Point.
In. and Mrs. James Desmond. of
Idiots, place. are entertalnlol
friends from out of town.
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To Conduct Florida Fruit Farm. . ‘ ‘
. W. Southwtck has gone to Auborn- lire. “lube BM, celebrated '“
dole. Fla. to close a contract for tho 80th ”my by ”me ’9'“
purchase of a fill-acre fruit farm there. IE“t Bide friends and m Nb
Twentydve acres are under cultivation jtlves.
and Mr. Southwich will develop thel
reminder. His principal crops will. Th0 Nowell! Improvement neocla-
be oranges, mile fruit and peaches.,"°‘ will hold a whiet and dance, In
_.___. His son, Frank Southwick. who, forllhe T0"! Hall, on Friday evenlns
William F. Clark has placed his the but five years. has been ems-‘Juno id.
sailing yacht "Nadia” in commission ed in trait-growing 0n a ranch in Por-
and she is now at her mooring off the lel‘ll'illli. CIL. Will manage the F10”-
Norwalk Yacht club.
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There is some slight improvement
In the condition of Mrs. Robert I.
Dibble of Rowayton avenue.
The next meeting of the Afternoon
‘dale farm n the! all. Eider Mr. South-,Whist Club will be held on Tuesday,
and will take charge of the Auborn- ‘June 6th, at the residence of Mrs. Win.
Arthur hole has placed his yscht due farm In the fall. elder Mr. South- held 5. Butler.
“Ram" in wmmmlon and placed. wick, who has been In business herel .______
her at her mooring oil the simulator may years. will spend his winters! Mr. and hfrs. David Provoost. of
Yacht club this week. on the Florida plantation. Aubomdaleilillubeth. N. 1., are visiting llrs‘.
_.- Its about 40 miles east of Tampa, on llama“... mother, Mrs. “M! B.
i The Rowal'ton Flower (‘lub will the main automobile highway between Coley and her am”. I“. James A.
‘have a business meeting In the Meth- Jacksonville and Tampa. Smith.
odlst church on Friday afternoon at‘
4:30 o'clock. | ’ .g,
Mr. and Ira. Charles Waterbury of. r
Springdalo and daughter, lies Eve-i m f ON
lyn and files Mary Hickey spout Tues- ) —-——-
day at Rowayton. at Mr. \i‘sterbury's
jsummer camping-grounds. I ‘ -
. Nicholas hulhabcr. of New York. Isl
A very large number of Stamford "1"“an NB Ilflll. Hrs. Adolph Horn.
folk were at Roton Point for the othe ———‘—
iol opening Tuesday. The attendance Ml“ M5591 l’MChW. Ell?“ 306”
for the evening dancing was especial- and Arthur Kellogg. are Victims of
ly large. - measles. ’
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Pant Department Commander R. J. Mrs. Andrew B. Gorham. of Wilton.
Cutbill entertained the Bowayton has visited Dr. and Mrs. Frank aor-
Ilra. George Barrett is spending sev-
eral days with her brother, Dennis
Chase and family, prior to taking up
her residence to Hartford with her
wool. Raymond Barrett.
Ir. and Ira. Albert Bears. 0! lion-
ros, have visited their daughter. Mrs.
Charles Keene. of Broad street. Kr
and lira. Sturges and daughter. of
Westport. have also been guests of
Mr. and Ira. Keene.
The marriage of Miss. Florence Bh-
el,Doty. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
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Ambassador, when he presented thela . G
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u “m..‘_- . . at .
it was W that Canada's: 50 (3‘8. 60 ct.- 75 C13.
demand for a concrete statement’
lixmmmmaiuimJ “at Mou‘ 3828
t us regarding Mexico. particularly 7
in connection with the time of future 65 (3“. 75 (3". $1.00
maintenance of trons south of the .
border. was similar to General Obre- Pm Tar Paper
gun's request at the box-oer canine-ices 40 by 48 50 cis. per down
with General Obrrmo's muest at the
lborder conferences with Generals
Scott and Funston. At that time Am-
zerioon authoritia declined to give a'
definite promise concerning the time
of withdrawal.
Steps were taken by the War Do
A partment today to obtain more definite
.information to the disposition of
.the Cartoon trope In Chihuahua. It
was said that the tons of Carrausa‘a
note prompted the action of military
odiciala without regard to he diplomat.
Ic phases of the situation. l
General Funston ins been asked to’
outline clearly the situation in Chi-l
huahua according to his most recent:
linformstlon of the whereabouai of
Osransa detachments. No anxiety is.
felt for the safety at General Persh-
Ing‘s columns, but In view of the}
statements In Damon's note. it Is
ldesired to know as accurately as pos~
A. Dickerman CE. Son-
So. Norwalk, Conn. Phone 440
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34° BUTTER 34° ‘3
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Very Best Creamery Butter—Try a pound and you will ‘
become a regular customer. . ,
Fairbank's Gold Dust Powder, large pkg. .. ......... 18‘
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Royal Baking Powder .. ..... 12¢. 22¢ and 43¢ can 3
3cakesBosArniorSapoliotor ............ Mum
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Monogram Whiskey (That good old Rye), bot.
Bockmuin’s Breakfast Cocoa. large size tin . ....... I“
lulolo what the movements of his force Challenge Blend con», 30c grille. 113- --------- use
I!"- . Crown Aster Brand Flour. bag ............ . . .. . . 89$
'1 n "' mm“ at m w" ”n"; Choice Line Teas. Cofioes. Butter, Imported and Domes-
lnem am the "u IMO“ 0‘ "I. a; tic Cheese. A Complete Stock Fine Wines, Liquors. Etc. at
Low Prices.
pr.
, pedition at this time was to preventl
lsttacks upon the wide sections of the,
Ihorder controlled by Its position In‘
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‘hiexico. AH a question of military.
2:222:22; "3'12'2‘22‘22 2:" A. F. Beckmann & Co
dog's troops could accomplish that. fl
l A um border gsrrtaoa or petrol. 83—85 WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 1405
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.969" last night. at "1" 0°“ ‘ Wii- Drum corps members at a dinner at
'0'! Wild Afllml 3’10". “blah Played the Hotel ‘Msllsckemo Tuesday alter
on the BaxterGrouods. The lion mm m. G. A. R. “my...
"s not especially appealed.
ham.
1 Mr. and Mrs. l’llillp Gerhsrdl are“
{entertaining relatives from flathush l
Stephen holy. of this place. and Ill». It was pointed out. might repel an st-
wood Merlin. of New York. will [1km tool. but ooull not make It lmmlhlel
place on Wednesday evening, June 14 lWlth General 79mm" forces ready:
at the My neidenee, at Good Hill. lto hreah up any attempt by bandits to1
The purchaser of John F. McMa- L. l.
assemble a force for a surprise air~
SOUTH NORWALK. . l
“(Eh interest ls-boing shown locally lion's “Big Dipper" came up bright
In the forthcoming district meeting'on and early Tueodpy mowing and an.‘
isle 16th. In the Fitch School. At ed down to Manhasset ’bay, which who
that 'tlme the much-mooted Questitm will call home in the future.
oi the advisability of the district hold-
hg onto the municipal plant will be
. poo Into.
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William 1.. Acherly. of Roton are
,noe. has purchased the that Bids
lluncn room at Westport. Mr. Acher-
East Norwslk young men who are ly has had much success In this lino
Interested in the Boy Scout movement of business and this venture should
are tonight planning to attend the ban- be no exception. »
out which in the Hotel Mahackomo
will be tendered to a group of prospec- Percy and Charles Mead have had
flye boy scout masters by General their small gasoline tender placed In
tusseli F‘rost. lcunmlnsion and had her at .the Nor-
lwaik Yacht club quarters. The aux.
fluorine auspices of the Basque. iliary sloop yacht “lilsa” will be plac-
ctrcle of Camp Fire Girls. Ilse Mabel all In commission a little later.
Collins. of New York. recited "Polly-
anna" in the East Avenue hi. I. Miss Marion Crockett. who has
dumb, last night. The occasionwws been training at the New Haven
an enjoyable one. There was a large school for nurses. will grudllaloxthln
Attendanm, and the receipts are on -—June. havinl completed her course
guided to be large, Ice cream m Miss Crockett has many friends here
served following the racial. to offer congratulations and host
.. wishes for success in her chosen work
The bridge paving is being finished "
today. All that remains lobe done on Mr. "1d "'5- licuis Kend‘l‘ll‘l “Id
the east approach of the bridge lg m family have removed from Woodward
_ mg of a tow hiochu between the avenue to the house on ‘Roton avenue
soils of the trolley trucks on the formerly occupied by Arthur 0""
”a. .witch_ The laying of the hill and family. Mr. Crsw has gone to
Moi u the west approach of the live in the house on Woodward ave-
tincture is being rapidly pushed to one formerly occupied by Mr. Ken-
esaiotetlon. ldrlck.
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The Rowayton All Star baseball
lteam defeated the Fedenl A. C.. of
' ‘ South Norwsllt Tuesday morning.
OWAi ‘05 I a Decoration Day. at Roton Point bese-
m*““ " bull park. The contest was I close
,4 5 one all the way through. The Roway-
' tons won in the ninth inning with two
In. Elsie Stelnhnrt entertained l'sl- men on base gnd a home run by Crank
WV“ from 90‘1"! Wk "new that won the game. The Federal A.
.1 her home in Raymond street. C. were nearly all large boys.
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.l-‘roi‘ierlrk Gertie. of Veil" Forums.-
wns'rorl ,.
Miss Lillian Lobdell. of New J”. Weston friends have received Invita-
rey. is visiting her cousin. Mrs.Georgo tione ‘0 ”'9 "‘ddllltl 0‘ Miss Cornelia
{Sherwood of Bradley street. BMW“ Buckingham. 0t BOUIhW
, and Frank Brady Treadweil. of
Mrs. Me and an. Blrchisnd have firm-M. um 0! Mrtand IMTI-oni
each had “0' porches added to m" [I W. deell. of this place. at the
homes. on Brgdloy street WWI!“ 0' Illa Buchanan“ m
—---—— "ll". Mr. and Its. Conrad Bucking
ur. and Ira. Willis Burr. of Nor but. an ill" l"ll. Bouihport. Thurs
‘wsili. have been guests of Ir. and ,4” "3""?th 15. ll 6 o'clock.
Mrs. Eugene Hendrix. of Broad utroot'
’3 a. -2.
fill! Will Nil Milli
l till twill
Mrs. Stocum and daughters. of Os;
ninlng. N. Y.. have been guests of;
Mrs. Dennis Chase and Mrs. (‘hsrle';
Bootleld.
it w. William Dnvldge entertained
a house party at her Good Hill slin-
mer residence. over Memorial Day.
(Continued from First Page).
President Wilson and Pet-retry
Lansing today took up consideration
of General Carranla's latest note. The
document contained the threat of arm-
od fi‘fll‘l’iflf'a unless American troops
are withdrawn from lieaico and
charged Inconsistency on the part at
the United States In protoatIng friend-
ship for Ifexirc~whlle maintaintns
within her border an armed force
when Camilla considers (mm.
The country's action or response to
the note will not be outlined formally
until ohiciala have had time to study
rareful‘y the tut. which contains
nbru ”000 words.
.tdmtwitzlrntiem lenders without ex-
ception held the opinion, however.
" , "-‘ra' PPI‘dhml'd column would
not be withdrawn immedhtely. Rom
Mexico
Officials exported the MlIIf that
“m ‘ll'r'ill tenor of Csrranaa’a' m-
munloetior were intended primarily to
inducers public opinion In his m
(illcster Flint-her and family. 0'
llridgeport. have spent several dry‘
with Mr. sud Mrs. Samuel B. "an~l~~r
of Broad IIMt.
Guests at the Duty residence. at
cooo‘rtlll. are air. and Mn. Lavel‘
1nd son. and William Regonna. of
Long Island. .
Mr and Mrs. John Ph‘l'na, of "l"
Lower Parish. have en‘erlolwed liliv
Gunther. Philip Skiowor and i‘reder
irk Phelps, at New York city
Judge and lifts. Paul \Iilier. o‘
Bridgeport, have been most: of .1"le
‘linllrr‘s mint. Mrs. William Norris
Vichols. of Norfleld.
"M limo dnuiiter of Mr. sud Mrs.
tack on an American border tdvm. cf-‘
'lclais feel that renewal or raiding
within the sons controlled by his
forces to virtually Impossible.
Cavalry patrols are active Wt
the territory on both sides of General t
Wrahtng's base and his line of com-
munication.‘ and War Department of-
ficials hold that a condition of com-j
piete security is lie-g maintained in“
this rsginasndaiosgtlashordendoe,l
jpite Oscillations ot the Carnal;
note that the espoditios is "intersect
in Chihuahua slate.“ laying idle and!
with no mom-y Most. its potato-l
”polluting; oos’tiane’d masses to
to ths‘lpeaosrddhe two countries...
( his outta-oi troop movements
wetsincntcmmtiostodaysofnras
known.
Charcok's Market
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Phone 683-2
F Me Delivery.
MilSLlN’ UNDER“ FAR
Continues all this week. You will find bare mammal!
. vsluealnpoint of style and serviceshility. Later in the
"Mil DAMAGE ‘ro YELLOW
IILL ”A".
Repairs were' «uninsured yesterdny
on the damn done to the Yellow
«\liil Brides on Strau'ord avenue. in
Bridgeport. when It was struck by
lightning during the electrical storm
Sunday night. It will require about
so lost of ew railing on uh north f
side and one of the girders or sup-
ports was so badly split that it Is ile- .
Iiovcd an entmy new casting will
have to be set.
The contractors. Goulter and bio
Kenaie. do not anticipate that it will ;
be necessary to close the tramc. ea-
ceping perhow the mm on the
side which is nndergowing repairs. It
will possith take several wash to pot
the bridge in condition. because oi
the singular which will have to be er-
ected so that the workmen can get
at the damaged girder.
-apringyoumaynotbeable'to get such good valneaso,
choose now, and buy liberflly.
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