l
Joseph DAVIS
so. Noawsun.
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New Belts, $1.00, $1.50
New, Neckwear $1.00
Shirts $1.25 to $3.50
Athletic Underwear
l'nion Suits $1, $1.50
Soil Collars
25c, 35c, 50c
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which
fi'lnil'“l|.'il earlier
In ginning to ripen.
. I'irzc attendance at the
I:o_\.-u Jumcs hotel.
Spvidcl‘s orchestra
In "Drag Har-
lfiil, F‘. C: A.
. qt. . i..l communication
street
The I“. C. degree
of New York
”J
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are definite.
arena-mm.
0050.00.50st
10-12. BM‘
The funeral will. be held thh after-
noon, in Torrington.
Patrolman J Born
erry e7 reported
on sick at the uptown lic
last night. po e station
finmmunuhim
lens. ' “*4.
Rev. Mr. Pegg entered the ministry
in 1860. and Joined the New York East
conference in 1880.
John Bombrlllo. of Port Chester, N.
Y.. reported to the Norwalk police
that his Ford automobile had been
stolen from that city yesterday.
—-—See 13111 Fernum in "Drug Har-
lan” at the Regent today.
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A special convocation of Washing-
ton Chapter. No. 24, R. A. 1.1.. will be
held tomorrow evening. The mark
master degree will be conferred.
F‘s—“IQ
Boys creating 3 disturbance around
the blacksmith shop at the corner of
Water and Raymond streets were
complained of to the police Seturdsy
evening.
—Coalatlowsstprtoss. Bantam
Geno.
John Albiu of Darien sustained a
fracturc of the right wrtrt yesterday
morning. while cranking his car. Dr.
Geomc R. Pswcett attended the in
lured man.
A sermon upon'tha theme of "Memo.
.. . Eulml to give an lllustrat—lrial Day" wag delivered yesterday by
.1 . (.t
“’l'lm uricntal ln Am‘iRev, Ernest F. McGregor at the mom.
I
.v . vI-xi Sunday li't'liilig lit tiled“: sprvippfi at the NOTWIJK Cw‘r6_
_. \Wnutlk
u \ cuttlinl 'anitution
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afternoon
of
off to onto}.
0- "It henn-
Saturday
your \‘ictrola where
l iq :1 Tlal-it." Easy
5 16-18 80. Main St.
v t‘iul. will he held today.
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luncheon.
" 'Abouf
fills-t noon
‘0 [llt‘
M'Il‘y
75 were
til 5!.
L(it it-t_\'
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rcctivcd.
(If llii"
Arum-ls Forlulitv.
llu-ir “hilt“ dresses and vcils.
.1 cu \w rc hr-ltl :tt 2 o'clock,
‘ l and wore largclv nttcndcd.
"r“? T,Vllll("
v‘i A than};
t. 9.
special
Photographic Supplies
Cameras. Film, Papers,
Chemicals, etc.
1); veloping and Printing
Congregational
is ex-
(‘rt-rim sold at T.i\'-‘
l'rompt l.)c-'
strccts
rind
mnchint-s
tho
I“ ; . r-l lhimurh the l‘irst Dis-
trat‘fic started be-
nnd in Mill on.
"Good
terms.
it rmnl opening of the Norwolk
There
tl.r- usual flat: raising and im-
' o'clock. whcn the club goes
1 Pruinisslnn. and at 4 o'clock there
Music and done.
’ lmtlt :iflcrnrmn nnrl cvcning. The
1 ‘lllllg orchestra has been engaged.
ycstcrdny
.lm-I-pli's church.
Children
in-
of
The
tilli- girl: looked cspcclsillv charming
The
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Thrt-c shows 1:15, 6:15
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SATURDAY.
THE .
mi OF JUNE
All money tier
1‘ 310d in this bank
‘ on or before that“;
i tiny will draw '11-
t list from 3&3;
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4 bluestone. ~
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gational church.
The Young People’s Society of the
South Nor-wall: Congregational
church are planning to give a play
-in thc Sunday school auditorium of
the church on the evening of June
8th.
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—Buy your cool et Moe-dun
——;—h—A
The Nerwalk All Stars defeated the
C. A. C. nine of Bridgeport yesterday
in a fast ten-inning game at the lat-
tcr's homo grounds in the Park city by
the score ot‘ 6 to 5. Tucker's home run
in the tenth inning featured the game.
Members of Monkcr Grotto. No. 56.
M. O. V. P. E. IL. are requested to
meet this afternoon at the Lodge
rooms. bcforc 2:30 o'clock (D. T.) to
attend the funeral of Prophet Otto
De-Plcrne. Jr.
but-
The South Nor-walk Congregational
church. has lukcn it step forward.
following in the lead of a number of
the large-r churches of the country.
in having all scat: free and unassign-
ed. The new observance will start
next Sunday. June 6th.
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Lynne" special feature
Three shows 1:15. 6:15
A»: «U
——"E:ist
I’nlncr- today.
and 8.
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At the limo of his death Rev. Mr.
Peg gwas‘nlmut 80 years old. He is
survived by a widow. his scccn‘ wife.
and four children. Mrs. Edith Bene-
dict, of Tiny Shore. N. Y.: Miss Jennie
Pong, of 'l‘homnston: \‘Valtcr Pegg. of
Bridgeport. and Charles chg. of the
\Vest.
V‘Vord was rccclved in Norwalk,
Saturday nl’icrnoon. ol' the denth of
ltcv. C‘, M. l'ctrg. formerly pastor of
the Smith Norwnlk lilethodist Episco-
pal church, and nlso'of the East ave-
nue M. 1‘). church. at hls home. in
Thomnston. Conn. on Friday evening.
next winter at Harris
-—Coal for
and Guns. r... .
Louis Prcnsky, the South Main
street clothier. is preparing to spend
the summer in Europe, and will sail
for abroad about the middle of June.
He has relatives in Lithuania and
Poland. whom he has not seen in sev-
eral years. He will be gone about
three months, during which time the
business will be carried on by his
t'tbrothcr,
_. . 3
Rev. Mr. Pegg filled the poet of
pastor of the South Norwnlk church
from 1884 to 1888. going from here
to New York for the term of 1887 to
1888. when he returned to East Nor-
walk. where he filled the pulpit of the
East avenue Methodist Episcopal
church from 1889 to 1893. From there
he went to Sag Harbor. and also had
a number of other parishes.
BLUE STONE FOR
DRIVEWAYS
'A’ 'well kept place, with
velvety lawns and slipped
hedges only use to oom-
‘plete the picture, a _ . 'ygyay of
Attractive surromtdings not
only please the eye but enhance
the value of the property.
We have blue stone in 1-2 and
14-inchsisrs. MUM!“
SOCMLNOIE
5135‘
Guests at the Royal Jones hate!
over the week-end were: Mr.
Mrs. E. E. Moon. New York city: 0.
E. Grese. Brooklyn. N. Y.: Hr. at!
Mrs. K. 13. Hartford. Brooklyn. N. Y.:
Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Winston. New
Garden. L. 1.: Mr. old Mrs. John De-
vine. numb. N. 1.: Mr. and Mrs.
John J. Soul-n. Elizabeth. N. 3.: Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Keeler. New York
city; Mr. and Mrs. P. Bets. Eli-both.
N. J.: G. W. Poote. Benton. 11...:
William Carder. Atlantic City. N. 1.:
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Allen. New
London. Conn: Thomas B. Moron
Brooklyn. N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. 14‘. W.
Evans. Reading. Pa.: Mr. and Mrs. 'W.
C. Fltlternld. Philadelphia. Pa: Mr.
and Mrs. L. Moseley. Jock Fingersld.
Mi. J. w. Gargle. Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
Gardner. all of Philadelphia. Pa... and
James J. Lewis. of New York city.
Camp Rhodonoiin was informally
opened Saturday afternoon. About
60 guests were present to enjoy the
week-end. Arthur Heath-ch. the camp
director. was kept busy welcoming
new nrrlvals. .‘iir. Hersh-ch has in-
stalled n billiard room in his camp.
which is proving a. very Miller eddi-
tion. Among the guests preunt were:
Mrs. R. Oslof and family, Mrs. Gus
Kraus. Mine Minnie Krnus. C. Ly.-
cus. Mr. and Mrs. H. Solomon. Irvin
Cohen, Leo Marcus. Mortimer Flamm.
Jack Alter. A. Edclsteln. Jr.. Irving
filltman. Miss Eugenie Berber and
Miss l-Il'fimn Osev. all from New York
city.
Rev. Dr. C. C. Edmunds._of,.tbo
General Theological Seminary. of New
York city. is the guest of- Rev. and
Mrs. Louis B. Howe-ll. of Church
street.
Miss Esther Smith is visiting in
Providence. ll. 1.. for several dnxs.
she having a vacation from her duliI-H
with the. traffic department at 1hr
local telephone cxchungc.
.._.__
Miller. of lhr local
Southtru N: w list;
is 0*ll'i(t_\inF
Miss .‘iutolncttt
cxchnnm- or the-
land 'I‘tlo-plimit- (‘0lllpllli}.
a two \vceks \uczition.
‘
Miss (‘nthcrinc Gross of Hyatt inc-
nuc is \lsilint: ht-r sisu-r. Mrs. 'l‘hnm-
as Swimvick of Bridgeport our the
week-end.
—
Arthur 1’. Huntington of N( \v York
city. is spending the holiday with his
parents. hr. and Mrs. S. 11. Hunting-
ton of Main street. .
Mrs. Rose Schcnk. of 40 Spring
strcct. is spending :1 wcr-k with lit'l‘
cousin. Mrs. Berkley. in Brooklyn. N.
Miss Margaret linlacy. of Spring
Hill. spent the week~cnd and holidays
with relatives in New York city.
Richard w. Sweeney. Sr.. of 2 ln~
dinna Place. is spcnding the holiday
touring through Massachusetts.
fun—ri—
Mrs. Dorothy Cortwright of South
Main street was a. visitor in Stamford
on Saturday evening.
Miss Sarah Kennel] of 17 Lowe
street spent the week-end with friends
in New Jersey. -. -.
Miss Laura Sweeney is spending
Memorial Day with Mr. and Mrs. John
Manning at Savln Rock. "
—
A. B. Colllngs of Lowe street is en-
joying the holiday at Asbury Park.
N. J. ’ u l
, —-fi—'
George F. Atherton of New York
city is greeting old friends in South
Norwnlk. today. .
_
Misses Agnes and Francis Contello
are visiting friends at Walnut Beach.
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DR. 10.011131; ‘
ern Dispensary and West Side Ger-
Gill l‘niversity; of the British Schools
and University club. of New
and was one of the organisers and
first preddent of the Canadian Socie-
ty of New York.
her of textbooks. among them being
"A New Method of Advancement or
Ocular Muscles:
treatment of lncoordination of ocular
tnuscles by elwtricity. He was an
Allopathic echotnr. specializing on eye.
ear. nose and throat troubles.
2.15:. I.“ ’
8.!82. lb... ;
DIES FOLLOWING
WEEK’S ILLNESS
Continued tron m Page
men Dispensary.
.
York.
He won one an author of a num-
n brochure on the
The funeral will be held from the
late home. 72 West avenue. on Tues-
day afternoon. at 2:30 o'clock (D. T.)
Rev. Chapman 8. Lewis. rector of
'h-inlty chum-h officiating. and inter-
ment will be in Riverside cemetery.
mnmv XA‘ITRAL.
“You love long rambles in the coun-
try?" ukcd the impudcnt girl.
"Yes. indeed." responded the young
man in the green but with the purple
bend and buckled shoes. "“‘hen 1 go
out in the country all nature seems to
smile."
Gracious! I don‘t blame her. It's
At the time of his death he was]
attending surgeon at the New York
Throat. Nose. and Lung Hospital.
eye department. and wns secretary of‘
the Norweik Medical Asoochtion.
was also e fellow of the New Yo“
Academy of Medicine. s meinbers'of
the Connecticut state and “meld
County Medical Societies: a member at
the New York Alumni Society of Mc-
l ,
M wast-uneven "It“ .
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2.:
a wonder she doesn't laugh outright!"
—l)allns News.
MME. JEANNETI‘E
commas 0101) 0mm
“So-loin“. Solids-welt
‘ Closed All
Day
Memorial Day ‘
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HE purpose of democracy
is
fi-eedom—o freedom
which will enable any person
skill and Thrift to rise
b'r honesty, pluck. poristency,
if)
heights of success limited only ‘ . ~ - ., f'
by his own ability and the span ~ , .
‘ of his time and toil.
Those who want
only
freedom
from financial slavery have one
certain way of securing it—-end . _
one; it is to force the will . ,.v
to the pleasant task of steady
" Saving. And. now. this Decors-
tion Day. is a good time to start
_ to do it here.
COMMERCIAL 803001. FOR amps
PEKING, May 27.——A CW
echool for girls. a savings built for
women and girls and a department
store stalfed entirely by women under
the management of 0. Chinese women
educated in Paris are lnnoxntions un-
der way in Peking. according to the
Government Bureau of Economic In-
formation.
nocxwoon mm M wuss. 1
Because th'é‘fifi? became too “-
sided to carry it further. the BI.“
port Elks conceded the game is“
their team and the Lockwood n
of this city. yesterday afternoug... ,4:-
the 7th inning. The score wen ‘
12-2. in h')!‘ of the Lockwood-t
i718 Porto)"
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Norwalk Chronicler