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The building inspector this mot ntngi
insued the following permits: Two to
ihilip G. Fielding to wire for Samuel.
Cochran, Canfieid Island, and Mrs E
C. W iiiardaen; one, to Henry A. Item»
lein, to install plumbing for Willis
Hanford, Union street.
ttttitws;
Initiation will mark the meeting to-~
light of Lincoln Council, 0. U. A. M,
A meeting at the Norwaik trolley.
men will be held tomorrow night.
Rev. T. L. Latham, of Greenwich.
will occupy the pulpit of the South
Norwaik Baptist church on Sunday. '
A silver tea wli be held today in the
South Norwaik Congregstonal church,
under the auspices of the Whatsoever
Circle of King's Daughters.
Field day exercises. tomorrow after
noon, will be held at the corner of
West avenue and Reed street by the
local troops of Boy Scouts.
Tho househoidwffcct‘a of Rev. Ralph
C. Hartley were taken to 'I‘arrytown,‘
N. Y.. today, in an auto truck. Mr.
Hartley enters upon his new pastoral
duties in that city on Sunday.
1
l'nder the auspices of Court Cecile,
Daughters of ( astile a card party, for
the benefit of the Catholic Club house.
will be held this evening. in the Club
house, in West avenue. Sterling-Well-
nitz orchestra will furnish tnuaic,
Among the several meetings to bei
held downtown tonight are: The coun
oil of the South Norwaik (‘ongrcgai
tionai church; the Ischoda Yacht Club,;
and the South Norwalk Library dime,
ion.
The time fo1 the filling of the Not-
walk llmpitai umbulamo strips has
now expired. All ladies holding those
strips will please turn them in to tile
committee immediately. -
At the meeting of Star of Columbia?
‘Circie, Companions of the Foreat,l_ast
night, the revision of the bylaws were,
prepared so that at the next meeting?
a final vote on them can be taken;
Other routine business With discussed.
Judge George ll. \‘oaburgh today
I'd-appointed Cramer C. Hegeman pros.
’ocuior of the downtown court, and
Attorney Louis S. More as clerk oft
Both officials have al-'
the (‘ity court.
ready filed their bonds.
The South Norwalh Trust Company
invites you to consult them regarding
the selection of an Executor for you
will. Such a consultation will not
place you under any obligations, but
you may get information thit will
prove a great value and benefit.
Organiser Ryan. aifiliated with un-
lon organization. has completed a
canvass in this city of business men.
lnd has had printed a card bearing
advertisements and the caption.
“Friends of Labor.” These have been
distributed widely throughout
city. At the meeting ’of the Central
Labor Union. last night, matters of
ordinary interest were transacted.
Today is the last day for the recep-
mall wharf for the city at the west-
ern approach of the new bridge, be
“can the structure itself and the Fer-
ris Coal Company building. The work
< must be completed before September
let. Bids have been received for the
work by the bridge construction com
mittee.
,tlusil in one of the most important
:the league. but a defeat, by The Gwen-
:avenue, had a close call from death
the
Tomorion afternoon. at Betta Field
Stamford. the Stamford and Green-
wich High school baseball teams will
games of the interscholaetic schedule.
Stamford still remains in first pl’ac‘ein
with team, would send her down.
That Hyman Rosenberg, of Fairneld
1 Sport Oxfords
Sport Oxford;
Pauli Leather and Tan Tflu.
White doles and Heels
$3.50
Vi hire Canvas
Tan Trim. Rubber Soles
$2.50
Glover’s
in Washington St.
Milton Elwood. Manager.
this one thing. Buy COAL now while you have the opportunity (or
winteruae. Mubarak! but what rouxetiatberealtutof
value. We can Ill your orders to the top notckofperfoction.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3.
:31 Waahianea 8t.
DO YOU KNOW
The Clifford Ratlukeller
Serves Daily 12 to a P. M.
A Business Man's Lunch, 40¢
EQUAL TO HOST DINNERS
4
For the Best of Everything in Sea
Food~We Have It.
Nothing Misrepresentcd—-Money Back
If Not Satisfied
CLOSED TOMORROW. DECORATION DAY.
CUTBILL’S BRIDGE MARKET
Phones rod and :09.
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery
when he slipped, Wednesday night,
from a moving train at the SoutEYior- _
walk depot. is evident from the re-
port that he was dragged a distance of
several hundred feet, and came very
near helm: choked to death by pres-
sure of parts of the train against his
throat. He is in a satisfactory condi-
vliOll now at the Norwalk Hospital.
1* HIGH SCiilllll NOTES
i
A rcvised schedule of the senior ex-
aminations has been posted on the
,buiietin boatds All conflicts muetbe
eported at once.
1 'l‘hct‘c was a nicelitil: of the senior
,receptiou committee, yesterday after-
noon, in the assembly hall immediate-
lv alter the mount" class meeting.
The last track team practice before
the llanbury meet will or held this of-
xtornoon, at Mr. Thompson'a place, on
’11-: rm 11111 road. All members of
tie team mum appear Rooters who
Vtish ttt tuttke the trip. soc Mr. Roth,
titc manager. The chargca for the
mom! trip to llanbury by bus, with the
1.111: viii bc titty "unto
The Norwaik High school bueball
tczuu will play Stamford High, next
'1 12c:~1iav, at Amusement Park. Show
.0111 H‘ll’Kil spirit tutti attend the
‘pomc. You know how 11111 last game
itui'ned out-11 innings with r score of
i to ii in our favor. You know that
the tooth itccds your support, both
moral and financially» (specially
financially. as the) arc in great need
of funds to finish out the ransom
in order to make the tratit team a
success, we are aauin torn-1i to take
up a voluntary contribution. if you
' "WIRES—El tumor“
Me 1’1 [115 11 1e
Suits
REASONABLE PRICES.
CREDIT.
Gaiciy & Bream
42 SOUTH RAIN ST.
$
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Your Personal
Appearance
What looks worse in a per-
son's attire than poorly fittin‘
glasses? We make gluten
from careful measurement: of
the face and they look right.
THAMER
The “Three 0' Eye “M00.
~Ocullau, common, Opticians.
07 Atlantic 811.. comma, omit.
Open Sat. Eva. Till 9. Eli. 1807.
HELD FOR EMBEIZLWINT.
NEW HAVEN. June l.—John T.
Eutwood. postmaster at atepney, was
taken before Commissioner Wright by
Deputy United States Marshall Riz-
arc anxious to ace it team tcprosent
the Norwnlk High on tho truck, you
must help make that :1 potzaibllityt
Funds must be rail-111i i111n111iitttcly in
order to carry out the trmk aeaaon. '
All students are urgently noucsted to
show their school spirit and lend a
hand by contributing.
There was a meeting of the senior,
clasp. yesterday afternoon, in the :111-’
110111ny hall, at 1:30. The rim-ii":
was called for the purpose of Electing
a secretary for the senior class.
"( lete" Magnet was elected by it very
was made to nominate a committee to»
select the senior class motto. The 1
following were nominated: Miss Mil- '
died Jennings, “Rock” Dozen, Miss]
Edna Hunkemeier. Mine Olive Bliss
and Miss Helen Craw. This business
having been completed. the meeting
was adjourned. ‘
ney, today. and held in $1,000 for a
hearing on the chargeuof embezzlo‘
ment. Eastwood expects to get bail.
He is sixty years of age and deniee
any motives in the alleged embezzle-
‘ment of postal funds, asserting that
he simply kept his accounts to suit his
own convenience and not intending to
misuse the office cash.
Three more candidates for the first
decree. of the Knights of Columbus
-= received ut the meeting, last
n,isi1t of the South Norwalk Council
The second degree will be conferred
non of proposals for the building of “Horse majority. After that a motionl‘nhin several weeks. The. committee
in charge of the anniversary celebra-
ttlon is hard at work. The anniversary
will be observed by a social next
Thursday night. An entertainment
will be presented. The cast of “Chris-
topher. Jr..'f’ recently produced in
Hoyt’s Theatre. will be entertained
next Thursday, as well.
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The Proper Executor
' The Executor best fitted to manage your estate efficiently
" ‘ and community is an institution, éuch‘ as this ComMy,
whick has the knowledge and facilities to provide prompt and '
7 continuous service free from all the drawbacks to which the
Wilma! to subject. Ytiii‘ are cordially invited tocoosnit tn
regardlog the selwtion (it an Executor foryoor Will mdmch
a consultation will not phonemic: m m
Ladies’ “Newbncit” Sport
Shoes
All white. or white with mahogany leather trimmings.
A stylish ahoe for stylish people.
Buy Hosiery Here
We have a very
nude. 4 and.”
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e assortment of the best stockings
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
Place Your ICrdcr
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AT
Sum mchtices
Harris 8t Cans
WINDOW SHADES
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your home that it in wise to take no chances' in buy-
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Rainy you malt. Not only 111 there a Columbia Shade
every purpose-but also a wide range of m
The W fabric wean and wears—hang-
t and smooth. And with the exclusive Columbia
d roller. which n dust-proof and nut -—
with ly nickel or copper plated tum
and r HEADY- TO-HA HApaNG which comes with
alat in h. and fixtures enclo —Colu-hiaa are un-
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the tailored.
FOR SALE BY
The A. J. Angevine 81 Son Co.
34—1. WASHINGTON ST. so. nonwau. .,
THE SUMMER SEASON
Was officially. opened yesterday and we call especial";-
iention to our big and varied stock of Warm Weather New
cessitiu.
REFRIGERATORS AND ICE CHESTS.
All sizes in wood or white enameled steel at very renun-
able prices.
SWING COUCHES
ideal for sleeping porches. With or without frames and
awning.
LIPTWOOD” PORCH SCREENS.
Water St. 80. Norwalk. Inspection will prove them the best Porch Screen
— made.
"'“~ poncn CHAIRS, ROCKERS AND saunas. '
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Sterling Furniture Co.
71129131WW03Q So. Norwalit
n-uJOlN I.-
Sieriing itehigerator Clllll
from
tigerator made.
SWEEP- Clean and Sanitary.
with the least consumption of ice.
Its construction and finish are the
last words
Fully guaranteed to give com-
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By securing 1 Sterling Refrig-
erator you get the very best Re-
Keeps food
in workmanship.
34.9510 835.00}
COUCH .
HAMMOGKS
"1;: ":10: 1-013ka for porch
.\ 34.95420 $18.00
Oil Stoves
'Two and—Three Bureau.
”$3.95 to $21.00
GAS PLATES ..
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PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY EVERYWHERE.
RAYMOND 8r SON
Wall and High Sis. Funeral Directors. Norwalk, Conn.
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Norwalk Pawns q. SPRAYIN
IN SEASON
Mom’cy Loaned on Articles of
VALUE
Tools, Musical Instruments, Jew-
Beaupaink Saunders
elry. Etc, on Sale.
Jos. Reacniield.’ Prop. .,
40 Water at’ So. Not-walk. Tile
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Chocolates
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