lesson and £3119in have:
... Am... new
street to the Harris block;
held; of. Gregory BOulevnrd.
yesterday in New York.
N bble turd family have moved ‘ . , ,
seam Norwalk to 647‘W1nfl91d ' . _ ~ ‘ prizem'inning hogs snare to beshown;
"Kant Norwalli.
11: 11115011, ol’ New York, ”anti
'“ ' : - Wal-
the latter’s home on; Syca-
- visiting his brother,
uyenue. '
ems.- P ice and Mrs. Schultz, '
‘ do avenue, Eastszomnlk,
riding a week's vacation in
._ Mass. . 7‘ '
Mrs. Amult have moved
anZant streetto Edlie uveuuai , ‘
at finder-eon, of Charles stwfi: 13- not find a fallen haircumjr dandrulf,
his house.
Walter‘fioyt‘ has moved mm Fltclf
unattenwwnipauk. The old home—
stead has been bought 12y Mf- Carroll, ’
k) hasataksn possession .
special meeting of all the mem-
'W of the East .Norwalk Improve
mum Association will be held in the
Community Hall, Friday June 4, at 3
o‘clock, to consider having motion
matures in the Community Hall. A
large Wendi?“ is deSired' ers. Frank 'P. Rollins,‘ Mr. and Mrs.
”—
I 3. 5'11. P. Dunne, proprietor of [the hard-
We store on East Washington street,
fialn possession of a most curious two
dollar :bill. It is quite evidently genu-
ine. but no 0119 to whom he has shown
t7lias,3ever seen one like it. It 'pur-
Minis of the series of 1869, and
emreVSrSe side. in dim indelible}
pen lis‘vtrltt 411’s .11.,August.1917-z
“M:- name-(1313‘s not remember, who
_._-—--o .
finessegl‘ ‘hfim'tbe 211111. 1 '
. O . -
..,Much.in.terest and not a little excltw
mm was amused in East «‘Norwalk'
this fibrninghy arpet monkey in thd
delivery cutout Bonnie’s Bakery. ‘ The)
little beast was chained to the driver’s} . l—a—s-a
sent} him! Whenever the driver got oil.
max the wheel with a most serious
'imce. mfinipu y
pretending to turn the wheel. At oth-.
et'timesjhe would jump around on the
cat. as far as .the reach of the chain
snowed- which was not much. and‘
when the driver stayed away too long
gave. vent to, a highvpitched, plaintiff
scream. ws‘dmecine reached over to
shake hands with him and (Mnfl'onlt
_ promptly tried, to‘ sink his teeth in
- that person‘s thumb, whereupon that
individual gave over all.attempts at
‘ making friends with his hirsute, Dal“
' :wsinian cousin- . 1....
we WON
‘ Henry? 2.; Wilson of New York is
r9spending‘ tile. summer at his home on
‘ West‘sridesvdvenue. - . »
Dr. H’B. Wilcox and family of New
“York city.1,are,at r. ontentnxeutlsland
we; ..
for the manner, s'eason‘.‘
. . 2-H. , r. , ..
, F; B. Kirklrride and family from
1New York city are occupying their
7 summer residence at Contentment
Ssland. -
_ ' D. Fairfax Bush and family of New
'York are occupying f‘Thei Point
tIHouse” of John Serman Hoyt .at. Con:
‘. itemment Island. '
a
The father-indaw and other rah-
:‘tives of Dario DeResta, the automo-
- fibile’ racer, ore occupying the summer
home on West Side avenue.
The Wilson Point storage yard. into
grant allemployeesu halt holidw on
Saturdays beginning a week trom‘thln’
fisnurday; . This .will continue through
«the» summer months. ‘ '
7‘ 'yfllhereiwas considerable excitement
. in flee Roman harbor yesterday
bola noon. when a rowboat contain-
ing-several ‘boys upset and-they had.
aficlose call. The boys were from
Tok’eneke, and they were rowing
WOW. thewriver, when they came in
contact ’iwit'h‘ of rope attached to“ the
, gamer owned by Captain Charles W
ML The frail row-boat capsized im-
Went. and after ‘the W5 had
beenmthe water a. few seconds aid
marigiven them,- and they were taken
' inshore. . 7 '-
The Valuqline company which own-
124 the. barge . which sank near :‘Wil-
W3;,Pofnt, and which was partially
med when. the oil tank fell while
”being. unloaded and} caught fire, has
1 Withecontract for the remove!
. the. unseen: Wardwell .8: - 00.; of
_ ford. he ‘U. S. Shipping bom'll
speeding up the removal of them)“:
it ‘ «a menace to navigation, in
5.4 co uni. .:meeting: has .7
~ . been} Mammy. the . relatives ."of so dis- ~ -’ -—_. ' I
«newtonTuesdaygnight. lime 8;; sterlinguishe‘d “a champion 31111119 in his ,“ .
hose house hall, and it promises
be “one, of: the ‘most' unforunt gatlr
_, gs ever. held in ms part at the
y. The, matter ofra lighting system
”this it wln’besiseenmat.
, ymeefin ,shenld:intecest macaw
' whoriare not residents-i 05mm
hut-any persiom naymghxeswflh-
ward would do well. n attend”
else. Q1}. [the 1?: ‘
1 . *thefiew York
' Tmay.fnwmvthe ease...
the: matter that may '
should make’it ‘ ” “
was t
We“
.. mm
latiug the levers and" . :3 .. J0
{323.1% 2&3,
» ithescalesnte‘someflilug ovenuine hun- .
fleeting. .The extenslofi? attire
pom beasts: manusemeigg ~mam:.h',,;n€;$9..m,.
Guam, where Percy D. Elliott. has in»
shire family on June 19.. Ms. Elliott
is one of the forbmosy; byeedérgm
high grade hogs ' inithei mntrznaad
upon the date mentioned? will auction
Ruler. -
I Breeders tram ' over'l’theflconnt
A few cents buys, “Dande‘rine.” After -
an application of. define you can or not. Will he welcOmed. 'A luncheon
'or.'brightness. more color and Illicit; able and interesting or: _ on."
at Piping V‘Brook- Farm. Greenwich. ~ ‘
ranged a receptionior his regal Berk-'7
on; seine CBOIerrkmg¢DY"O: Faim‘iew '
have signified their intention ofrrat- '
‘ tendingbut Mr. Elliott “is anxiousizto ,
make it clear that all ‘int‘émnted perv 5
sons,- whether prospective purchasers ,
will be served to all, with his compli— ' 1, 2. 3, 5 Po 1 ,
. O >- ‘ . '
fbesides eyeryé'hair; shows new life. vise merits, and this lab!) to be a D . 7 ‘
HE'S-B. '
-......-
French doors. have been put inrrand a
railing has been'fibuilt around the
glarge veranda, which has been nevvly
gshingle'd and anew ceiling built in.
New willow furniture. has also Been
‘ added to the interior furnishings. The.
‘m’em-bers of the weekend party were i
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stuckey, Mr. and
‘mdf—
I‘Wiliis Austin, Mrs. Addie Jennings. T
Miss.Hazel Jennings, Mlss’Mariette , Funny thing how these high school
Smokey, Miss Dorothy Andrews. Roy-' tenor-tens can Write-the story of the
211 F. Foster, Arthur-H; Foster. Byron game When thélrxeamr loses and been
Austin oi Danhury; M163 Helen Stuc— foygetml 85 to let “'80 Without men-
ky, of Brooklyn, N. Y._.Robert Austin ruonms who won. Nat Holman must
of New York city’and Francis JhFos. have been excited’When he was ,wrlt-
ter of Wolfaston, Mass, Nathan and log the story, thatn all. -
i 0. 'Gllbe t t Norwalk.——Dan- “M, ,
fi:;l§q;1;g__ ._ r “O " . - And'Abe Weinstock says that he
‘ - .- --”~~ didn’t strike out, I only tried to 1m it
"twice and then I didn’t try to‘ hit the
D A RI EN ,next. they thought l was stalling and
, . . W » ' anut another man up. The gang
‘ z—s—E—z-fi , wouldn'thelieye that somehow though.
Harold Bates has bought an auto-=It‘sounded more like .' poetry than"
mobiles . 1L, . ; 311.219“! truth. ~ '
. H '-
W. H. Raymond has houghtihe M. Colonel Buxton is said to have ,3
Milan house on West avenue. Jwonderful. front lawn. Looks as it
‘ , , . . . Milne was a. little envious and
Mrs. A. Wyckofl of New York cityghad. decided to make the colonel pay.
will spend the-summer at Noroton. :for. the beautiful green after fill.’
C". Y O‘“ L - ‘J 3
E. A_x.spboner and family are oc-g “.5 unlucky thing Milne was arm
cupying their new home on [Highlandjmg against Buxton instead of Joe ..
:MacKieman, he would have any wind 7'
avenue. . ' . .
‘ L ' ' ' ~ 1 ft 1) t , . .
c. M.hlves of New .Yorkwm occupy 12g, ,3 gfogifgptgkfigghmgh “m“
the Tanitor house at Tokeneke for the l - .. ‘
season;‘... ‘3' 7 ‘ 1" '5' ‘ ,1... . It was learned from a reliable news
'source/ today that Abe Weinstock had
York City have arrived ,at Their To.“me and are thinkin .
~ ~ _ 7 -. 3 about electing
keneke 119F118 F5“. the 91¢???“- . .him captain i! 'he'll promise toybrlng
S‘Véarkmen were busy on the Post it around.
£3011 3'eSt9fiiayv' transferring the Web], Funny how cheer-cop's are never
gead wires into the .ctmduits laid 59111633011111: when anything is being brok-
me ago.. ' gen. but when you are standing on the
_~. . My. ; ~ 2" (' ., .
Junliis :H.:;Brpwne oraC‘ moi 11nd "night
mmilyghave, leasigmlgng; 11.33:; . , - _ 7‘ .3 .-. ”a...
«1311’s bouncy "1‘ '9 ‘ - D " ngafn'. 3916* “ '; A '~* - , -
.. ; u tell. em harp. the boys are
quenslée Gulls..- 89350913.. - igtringing me.
e
1. n
* George‘Mi.‘ v. Semarang; wnocnm’ ' - ““7“ 2 ,. -
due... a... boatments sanity store u‘..$2‘?¥.§l"i€.§"$...°fl. 1i". $91332»
Hickory Bluff fer seVeral seasons be- just the thutused 1.0 holler, when
flasks. 7 ,
cmonbrmmscy :
' ‘T genomes;
' “l" “1w?
8 and MissesW?‘
' {WEEK’S DRESSES-elm” and attracliv
.‘ ‘ 1’ "J V ' A ‘ re I
:mm skim broken plaids and plain colors $233811 11:
W, cum, bell; and pockets In White or plain Icontre ha
9019:». The smaller Sizes are decorated with tucks. smack?“
. 3301103101 hand embroidery which gives distill rug 0:
ction, 2 to 12
m Mum-318139! from .. . . . . ............ $2.50 to $450
7- ' .. Pine quality Gingham 3 d ‘
in styles suitable for the young miss. 12 to 17 ylérfhambml
W? ’
$3.98 to $6.25
- as wasnnro'ron sr. scorn NORWm
,JOSEPH'ROSENF
Hometumilhings. Hardware and Auto Supplies ‘
Free Delivery.
"TGOING, _
M; v. Findlay and know or New 3 new hat. The high school boys need ,
corner the copperavm watch you all ‘
- Artiétic and Useful on. For
.~:-
S’JHune Brides
WEmVégfié; much time and thought to
, whichwfiare nowmaking 7 . in“. my a.
j. . A View . of” . El l’on Witnehdpmlmufm ”he
. .thegifbpmbmnwith W ml": . to
‘- Y°m°1f and-Twesnddro ; _- .
‘* 'f,.,:->-' .- _ .
CONN-EALLY e BRACKEN
'1 125 Washington St. Phone 340.
' cow». "’WI 5
Masons’ Supplies
, The Narwalk Coal & Supply Co.
. 7 108 Water St.. South Norwalk.
k Coal and Wood
_ 1m ' mom: 113.
For the convenience of our customers orders may be left.
or wants made, at Raymond Brothers‘ office, 24 Washing. . ;
ton ‘ ‘
Emerson Oxfords for Men
A wide variety of styles and leathers on the newest lasts.
31'0qu pm orplainhrown or black, blucher or ha].
' rwtent Oxfords with. light flexible soles for evening wear.
’ SHOP BEFORE SIX '
A
South .Torwalk.
81 Washiml’ton Street.
awn": 4 .u.. vi“. .,
'Bulckt? StutiTMotor Cars" f”
{.331 West and iconnwticnt Avon, Norwalk, Conn.
fore theswanhas bought the. pacilitm ; ,
and will conduct it this year. There 2:2: mothers : tried “3,; wash their
are eighty \bathhouses there, and Mn. ' . _______
Semichtins 15 Planning ,1" increase}. Howrcome that the Postal Tele-
the numhen * .‘ igraph operator can call up anybody
BERKSHIRE BELLEES A'NDI'BEAUX.ithat lives. within a mile of nmprson
’ .True, pigs is pigs” but. there are; -
strata qf‘porcineso'eiety. 1113.111!!! ae”them to deliver the message.
fined and’ gradingmufiward t’o‘ih’é yery
heights of Poricdome where dwell
only theelite, of biuest blood. For,
mark you well. “solidi-breeding" has u
very \reaii~"nud definite meaning in
these circles where the fierce light of
public! scrutiny heatsupon these: an—
preme examples "of the piggy race
with far greater. force than ever ob-
thlns in human society.
« ’ljlereqqsitio‘n depends entirely upon
maul-$3116 tangible '2.»v“jsible - merit; it
is. (Eoradistinct‘ion depends absolute
ly upon performance and ancestor
worship prevails hecau‘seitis the per-
formance of forefathers’and “tore- 3 ’
- ‘ —-*——-
P‘— .
So, we introduce Fairview ,Ruler
N9; 229,452. who bears the Dth— aim
.tinction sot heinggcmmuion ‘Berksmre
§Boar of theUnited *Srateseay-"that
Amplles fi‘ot the. world}? r-Undouhtedly
the finest specimanflpt hiskind in ex—
istanceirtpdgx, he hassvon manygrand' .,
{championships cut; state , fairs, mum.
mating in his “supreme" victory Int“ Des . '
Moines, riowafin october rmiwwharel"
data was; pitted against the grandcham
pionbears ofrno less than :fourte‘en '
estate fairs. .1 - j . 7’1‘ " ~ -‘ .
L'_ .One or his claims to, distinction
.rests uponyvery weight -" ‘” "
jdeapite; his" tgnfiei"7a'ge0f' 5a Hffié‘fif’é’f
Thac'is‘au people need to make;
them renew faith. in cause.
\Vell. .VanfiDyk’s Duchess; cof—
fee goes. farther than. that.
, It’s so good it destroys faith
‘Aiu- all otherbranila - , j,
Duchess case's : ~ ‘ 4861b”:
., new Summ- -
Quali-Tea‘ 3.111s. $14.5 50c 11).
ythree’ yearsiféat‘tlietimehe won the‘James S' van DYK C0
'champiqnship. Fairview ‘mietfiftilshéfi'
. 721 non-1'11 MAIN sun,
scorn 11mm .,
glory but it is only fair to state that
it isnotrreflected glory: One lady pig
'—’must5 ones-say» itsow.,,—-.—ot thesame , A; ~WEAR A BETTER '_ -
”Fairvsewaemmmyenauml ~ ~ . ~ Bunsen“ ~ ‘ ~
:who they hows a telegram for and. ask :
mothers"——which furnishes this not -. .4 . , 7 . , J
ent of distinction. 1 - ‘ anouragm" ,
pouch
‘ ; ,Mode‘lJfidér‘ parent License '
WM
gagged congestion I hojnors ‘atl’com- . - .
. .. muscrném ear cdnléré'ot '— ‘ery "I sign’ 3 ,
mnunited- atlonal . 'enhihit.! - :v Newesgne ~ . ‘
9 sons . rsoanJrv‘sw * Lat e'Seléction
everywimlieetmmthatmey , gm ~ , ’ .7
.113 {one liked the .‘quallties dam! '
ntities'flgf their notable sire." He
ensue: considered‘x‘au’the round- ‘
asty which pesos. much to
, .1 . 11—-
. , fig, on'oi the-rBerkshire’temity
whole. For. with these Admirable'
reason of their existence
RAYMOND BROSv"
* ieH‘erSchfield Motor
, . 52933?" Service BMW New Haven. Bridgman ‘ .
Agent for Slider “Roadiighter”
Hm unapproved by the state $3.50 per!“
Tires, Tubes and Accessories
mom forUnitod’Statea and Goodyear Tires, fibril“ y
‘ and Cord ‘
HOMES
For Every Class of. Purchaser.
”Values 53.990 to $751100.
A comfortable home for the laborlmr man. 6
i A beautitul estate for the man who can 3501'.
- to our the once. ‘
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SPORTATION C0. .
Norwalk and Philadelohia
13h!!! Wk! at yourservioe for all kind
Mn ,, . ; pdflni m1” forum e work.
i . WEJ‘M—IE Water Street. Phone 294. 141‘
s of transpu“'
. ‘ ’ «run your W4 smm Avenue. Phone rarmmt 7
i WM oom~m State Street. Phone 427 Colony.
M .
V . 7 South Norwelk’s Leadng
39 ,. andGlover
; . 556'South Main Street
‘ V 71' .
sets to the loan
treme stock of Corset:
930 find the right model her -
I) FREE
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