- Tea or Tablets, 35 cents.
H port, but more recently of Fondulac.
Why and Spencer. and requested me
. FASHION
MOLASSES
cnnuv
LANas
iii wnoulllo'rorl or.
I
tourilewsluirs.
Edward F. Smith and Edward E. Gor-
hum are on a fishing trip to Lake Wac-
cabuc.
Sale of sheet music at Briggerman‘s
tomorrow. if you are interested read
the ad,
——Baker's Cocoa, 20c. F.D.L. S: Co.
Satisfying summer suits at Rogers
and Stevens. The adv. will prove iii-
terestlng reading.
Today is bill day with the selection
Town obligations are met on the firét
and fifteenth oi the month.
—-—Roast Pork, 16c 1b., at New York
Market. .
Miss Geraldine Shepard, of Lane's
restaurant, is spending several ,« days
with friends in Washington, D. C.
Easy credit terms and excellent
good goods at Gately & Brennan’s
'l‘he adv will tell you more about it.
—-—Admission 10c, skates the at Ro-
lon Point Rink. hereafter.-
Kriegar and Company are offering
unsurpassed bargains in their adverti-
sing space today. They will open
charge accounts with anyone.
The selectmeu are repairing the Bel-
deu Hill avenue bridgeJn Winnipauk.
New planking is being laid. The old
had worn so badly that it was very
thin.
—Peerless Flour, 75c bag; 86 bbi.
F. D. Lawton & Co.
The New York Grocery Company's
ad. will prove interesting to the house-
wife this Week. There ls a large list
of grooery specials and premiums
that are given with the green stamps.
The closing exercises of the Over-
look Military Academy for the year are
being held this afternoon. One of the
features is an address by the Rev. E.
J. Craft, of Bridgeport. Tonight a
dance will be held at the Academy. ,
4-Come to the entertainment and
dance. this evening, Odd Fellows‘ Hall,
benefit Eureka Rebekah Lodge. Ad-
mission 25c. Cake and cream 10c.
M. H. GIoVer, J. H..Maniilug, Ili-
ram Davis, John Richards, Louis Ver—
ley and Franklin Austin arrived home
last night from a two days fishing trip
to Lake Waccabu‘c. They report fine
luck. Sidney Guthrie spent the first
day with them.. «
For the sake of justice to the nfllict-
ed and for the good of humanity, it is
my right and duty to recommend Hol-
lister‘s Rocky Mountain 'l‘ea. We owe
our country and our fellowmen a duty.
Plalsted's
Drug Store.
Neighbor Camp, No. 9294, Mbodern
Woodmen of America will hold their
regular fortnighty meeting in their hall
In South Main street this evening.
District Deputy Capindee of New Ha-
ven will be present and will assist in
putting the five candidates through the
first degree of woodcraft.
——-Lamb Chops loin or rib, 250 1b.,
at New York Market.
Kabasoa Encampment, I. O. 0. F.,
of Norwalk, worked the Royal Purple
degree last night on three candidates
one from South Norwaik, one front
Norwalk and one front New Canaan.
The members of the New Canaan En—
campment were special guests of the
evening. Refreshments were served.
HE FIRED THE STICK.
"l have fired the walking-stick We
carried over 40 years, on account of a
sure that resisted every kind of treat-
ment, until I triedBucklen‘s Arnica
Salve; that has healed the sore and
made me a happy man," writes John
Garrett, of North Mills, N. C. Guaran-
teed for Piles, Burns, etc.. by F, H.
Baxter, South Norwalk, and E. P.
Weed. Norwalk, druggists. 25c. “
Charles H. Beers, formerly of West-
Wis.. has purchased the Charles T.
Diamond house, No. 29 Elmwood ave-
nue and expects to take possession the
latter part or this month. Theodore
Ferguson, who has been living in the
I;-Z-;-‘nj-'o u o .'-,-,.,-,-Vo‘-'-,- l'r- - u - - n o u
u Woohlngton It. Tol. BIS-2.
Everything in Ship Chandlory.
Pants. oils and Varnishos.
' ‘Donnturod and Wood Alcohol.
loot lino of Iprlng Goods ovor shown.
' HARRY RIDER,
'12 Wotor CL, BRIDGEPORT, Conn.
Goods dollvorod froo. Tol. 248-8.
We have a bio assori?
ment of
Summer ‘
Furniture.
Porch Rockers, Lawn Settces, Porch
Screens, etc. Reliable goods at prices
that will sell them, even though we
don't have any summer.
*-
[he I. J. Angevino d Sun 00.
FURNITURE, [TO
184 Washington Btroot.
South Nona-ill. Conn
—._._._..__.._..
Grrul vlirduuiiuus
ll. GUTTlEB'S.
Man's AND novsv Funulousn.
11 no. MAIN or. so. nonwncx
DA vrn ‘w. RA moon,
Funeral Director
and Embalmor.
1! North Main at, South Norwullt
Residence, 6 Washington St. ’
Tolophon‘o at house, 693.
Toiophono at office. 336-2.
I
“SO EASY"
Maintains Beauty of Expression
lnconspicuous, Comfortable,
Opened by a slight pressure of
the finger and thumb. The
rigid bridge maintains the
lenses in their proper reliition
to each other at all times.
WEAR PERFECT LENSES.
Homer Hoyt
Refractlng Optician.
H United Bank Building.
' Tel. 363-12.
”I
.135..___ ”A ,: ,. ’, .{
l!l|i.llfilllili' - Willi—‘13:.
A LITTLE MONEY
Dlnmo house. has leased the Millard
residen in West avenue. which is
now being repaired and redecorated in
preparation for his occupancy. All of
these deals were conducted through
the real estate agency of .l. M. Layton
Add Company, inc.
.. e—Elslu Butter,
‘ . -—OLD WELL LAUNDRY.
Editor of Sentinel:
Kindly correct error in last even-
ly 3 paper. In which you stated Mr..
n was evicted from Old Well
dry. The/facts were Mr. Quitt-
V' had full title and possession of
ms. having dispossessed Messrs.
27c ll). F.D.L. & Col
itnko charge and run same. in his
" to, and have on trial two Weeks
" th the option of buying. which my
”flylyor, Mr. Keogh. can verify.
“ ‘7 "Yours truly.
MRS. WARREN.
"frnv 'rle' M
. , genuine
SATURDAY cuocoulrss.
‘ ~250—
ell tIII
‘Proocrlptlon Druggloto.
Mod-yo. .m- south Non-walk
will often start a good business. A
small payment may get. a snug home.
House 4 rooms—$50 cash—~8800 price.
if some people don’t get. It home this
side the skies soon, they never will
know the luxury of ownership.
Home is the g ‘aatest thing on earth.
Come In and talk with me about not-
llng one in or about The Norwulks.
John B. Lawrence,
Agonoy.
800th Norwalk.
2 South Main St.
nanny“ ~silo “at
Sheet Music 50 Conn
NEW POST CARDS:
Views of Norwulk, Roton Point
' and Dolls Island.
Wholesolo and Retail.
' COLEMAN’S
. nswo'oronl
10 North Main do. doth Norwolk
Agont for A. G. scolding'o
_ ml ond Opening om, Li
ToylorE-Golden.
Summer Suits.
l
' Our distinctive styles of Summer Suits are par-
’ ticulariy pleasing to two classes of men:
|
l
To the man who has never been satisfied with his
clothes ; o
And to the tailor-made man in a hurry'fpr his
i Summer Suit.
The dissatisfied man finds that we have the kind
: of Suits he has long been looking for, and that they
cost no more than he has been paying for the other
kind— 3
i From $10 to $25.
The tailorvmade man discovers that We rédlly
have the Suit he wants, made in the way he wants it,
and that fits exactly in every detail. Our moderate
prices are a pleasant surprise. ,, g ‘
Naturally we make almost daily converts to Rog-
ers & Stevens Clothes from one class or the other.
To which do you belong?
mm__*_____ . .
Straw Hats are ready now, though June gives
’cm the cold shoulder. $1 to $4.
Telephone Call 632-2.
14 South Main Street.
I
A...
Baby Chick Feed.
in buying Poultry Feeds and especially for little chicks you must be
familiar with the food stuffs on sale, because there is a tendency on the
part of all mlllers to work of! grain that is too poor to sell readily when
whole. Therefore it is important to know what to buy, how and where.
This yearl have decided to make a little chick feed, composed of choice
grains and seeds. carefully selected and perfectly granulated and screen-
ed. I believe it is better than any bought from out of town (although 1
will buy any brand you may desire) and if you will call I shall be pleased
to have you examine and compare mine with any other.
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Large Soft Crabs:—
LIVE LOBSTERS, NATIVE EELS AND FLATFISH, STEAK COD,
HALIBUT, BUTTER FISH, WEAK FISH, PORGIES, BASS, MACKEREL,
LONG AND ROUND CLAMS.
unuu's Bridge run run
run HATCH & iiAiLii who
(dumber and Mill Work for Everything!)
FROM PIGGERY TO A PALACE, i
‘ .5 1,.
-..‘ M. .3
Timber, “landfills. all kinds and grades of beveled Siding: noon 3
and finishing lumbor.}‘rAli kinds of hard woods, Tar paper, flint coated
roofing paper, sheathing paper. Hair insulator and deafening papers, ordi-
nary and extension ladders. Doors, sash, blinds, interior houlo trim In
Pine. Redwood. Cypresl. Poplar and Chestnut. Straight andhtoncy sow- 1
lug, turning, planing, shop iobbing, cabinet work, veneered work. Kiln-
drying focilitiel. ‘ “ ’ "
Mill, foot of Marshall Street.
Lumber Yard. Water Street.
Telephone 46-3.
Telephone 46-2
Pictorial Review Patterns,
100 and 150
AT
Wm. P. Beers’
'Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St., Norwalk. ‘ 6 South Main St., South Norwalk
0
it
The Accumulation of Deposits
. Amounting to Over
$1,000,000. 00
During the short space of six years
Is evidence of the Absolute Confidence
of the Community in this
Strong Bank. ‘
THE SOUTH NORWALK
TRll T GOMPA *
Chocldnl Amalia of Mechanic Miilfoctnrors and Indlvldoi'ilo
m Mullen . ‘
0m Saturday Afternoon lintll 3.
and Saturday Evening In. 7 to B,
Saturday Candy
7 late, pure cane sugar and pure fruit
o,
290- Puuull.
LIGGETT’S SATURDAY CANDY is
made only of the highest grade choco-
Juices. Packed in dainty w to xes
in assorted flavors and always fresh.
APOLLO chpOLATES—JM choi-
cest confections whisk candy €198le
can pnoduce. Chocolates Whose por-
foct fronhncos and rare “Immune“
combine to make them tho but.» , -,
APOLLO CHOCOLATES, Distinctive,
.60c pound; 30c half ponnd.
APOLLO CHOCOLATES, Criterion,
- 80c pound; 40c half pound.
APOLLO CHOCOLATE Peppermints
and Wintergreens, .
10c package.
APOLLO CHOCOLATE Almonds,
10c package.
APOLLO Stick Candy.
15c jar.
APOLLO Crystalized Ginger,
150 and 25c package.
APOLLO Maple Walnuts,
10c package.
APOLLO Coffee Pecans,
10c package.
THI pncscmrrlou orcnn.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE oeuveav ssnvrcs.
Special tor Saturdau.
Sheet Music 150.
Just Because i Love You So.
School Days.
Honey Boy.
Nobody’s Little Girl.
San Antonio.
The Best Thing in Life.
Boston School Cadets.
Once in a While.
Willi Flying Colors.
And Others.
WM. A. liRlfiGERMAN'S,
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block, 132 Washington It.
Agont for Croocont Laundry.
o Anusrnrnis o-
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{W ‘HOYT’S THEATRE
iidisarray:iavrtnlilc ri-llo EEK.
-MATIN’EE‘8ATURDAM'O LY.
IMPERIAL MOVING PICTURE co.
Presenting All the Laton Moving Pic-
tures and Illustrated Songs.
Special Features for This Week.
The Eminent Comedian, BILLY
WALSH, In Illustrated Songs and
Pleasing Specialties.
PROF. COVENEY, in Concert and
Piano Exhibitions.,
NIGHT PRICES—Ladies, 10:: to any
part of the house; Gents, Orchestra
15c, Balcony 10; Children under 10
years of age, 5c. .
MATINEE PRICES—Adults,
Children, 5c.
10c;
Baseball
' Norwalk Amusement Park
SATURDAY, JUNE 15,
NORWALKS
vs.
NEW YORK COLORED GIANTS.
of superiority. \
not“ on muffin
If it Price’s it’s all right. Come in and let note“ you (id show
you the good points of clothes making on which two DIM. oicloun
in '
d.
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'fl .' I" ’
Summer time is here “and our straw hat stock was nevcr better.
Men's Tailored Suits, $ro.oo to $25.00.
llr curd—runny,
“um.
2 in
You may not know our Shoe Department. Once you have tried
and prices never more tempting.
Children’s Wash Suits, sec to $t.5o. ' i " ' :l '
the make we sell we will venture to count you as another regular.
patron gained. . “f l. 1 d"
\
Price’s Clothing Slurry!
\ ‘\ \ South, Norwalk,‘_Conn.
‘ Phone 165-5.‘i,",u .4... .
Phone 322-4. ' ‘"» I“
TRAVEL OVER THE WOIIRJ'JDt -
And you don't find better provisions onywhoro to supply you both with "
tho DELICACIES and NECEBSITIEB or daily lifo than right undo: tilIo «to
roof. , , 3'.
In Ceylon you would find a delicious Too. .Wo have brought It horo
for your pleasure. In Java you would find on uooodlngly; flno flavour
Coffee. We have also brought that hero from Java. '
Wo oro tho agents for tho famous Chou o Sunborn Ton and 00'"...
known the world over for tholr excellence. From our lnnilmoroblo ‘Iiomo
products we have ooloctod tho choicest. A wider vurloty kept In bottom
shape Is not to be found in Norwalk. ' .M,
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
LEADING GROCER. i ‘
1: WEST WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
S1 to:
‘I ' \._ ‘Ili
98 Washington Street, .‘
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ll
Extra Fine Butler . ....... per lb. 290 Very. good Butter, per lb. .....:'2‘fo‘
2 lbs Pure Lard ............... . >250 Strictly Fresh Eggs. per doz. ..‘ 25c.
Fancy Lemons, per doz ........ . .250 Ben Hur Flour, .. . .. .bag,7bc,bbl. '6.
Large bottle Columbia Ketchup .. 170 2 lbs Fancy Cakes ..........~..’25c
Home Spinach, Asparagus, Lettuce green Onions, Squash, Cucumboro,
String Beans. Radisheo, Rhubarb,,PJnc .apploo, Tomatoes Oranges, Strawb'on,
rico fresh every day. . ,
M. Epstein.
49 Port on. Em Nonnlk. warm
\ .,o
United Grocery 00.
2Q No. Mains!" So. Nor. Tol 143.
You couldn’t .“strikc” a better
store than this to buy your neces-
sities. , Our profits‘are figured-on
the closest possible margin?
profit and we handle nothing but
reliable goods. 7‘ .
, , Note these: ,
FORCE, H. o. Company’s product, fresh from the mills; ‘ve‘ry
special for Saturday .......... no
FLORIDAPINEAPPLES, Indian River, large size, splendid
in flavor, fine in color; very special ...... . ....... . . . 10¢ each
Swiss Cheese, sliced With the
most improved machine. .
Smoked Beef we slice while you
wait. . -
Fig Bars, very special for Sat-
Shoulders, lean and small, at
special prices.
New Potatoes, Early Rose, fine
stock, 3 qts. for 25¢.
Rhubarb, native, large bunches,
each, 5c.
Native Radishcs. young and urday, 10c lb. .
tender, 2 for 5c. . ,
Native Spinach, Onions, Rhu- Huntley 8‘ PalmersFancy Was »
barb, Lettuce, Cucumbers, Toma-r fcrs, .4“ lb' . "
toes, Cabbage, Beets, String Philadelphia Cream,
Beans, Berries. each, 10c.
Louis J oseloff, I
72 North' Main st.
Cheese,
Tol. Coil, 698-2. South NOI‘WIIIt.
recoveries from the morning's depres-
sion occurred, but the boy! cos d
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—-Mea-
20 lbs, Gran. Sugar $1.00} E] , I
gre offerings of stocks carried opening
prices downward. the demand being in-
sufficient to sustain the market Ame-
rican Smelling declined 11A and Read-
ing, Brooklyn Transit and Amalgamat-
ed Copper about a point,
WALL STREET, ll ll. in.—Stocks
were sold freely during the hour. The
heavy liquidation in Union Pacific and
Reading aided the bears materially in
depressing prices. Misses of a point
, weromommon. American Ice Securities
dropped 3, Union Pacillc 2%, Reading
2%, and Northern Pacific, Northwest-
Gamo Called at 3:45.“
Admission 26c; Children undor12, 100.
Ladies free to the grand stand.
suv vounlironocsales
At Our Store
‘AND sAvs noose?» .
libitlra' Yancy" Maine Potatoes; L.
- -------- - rel‘ ink. 300; lid. 81-10 am so Paul and.Great Northern pfd.
Th9 Very Best Creamery Butter, Criteria; and Western. Brooklyn Tran-
por lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'f . .3 . . . 28c sit, Virginia Iron and Allis ,Chulmenul
2 0M8 R Alfiflkfi Salmou, ”My ".25“ 'iiii-‘to 1% Chicago, St'wPo’ul. Minnow
,
a
O
3 Ibo, (in forms Prunes .i..
polls and Omaha moved up WAdains
2 i ‘ u“ ““3" Prunes m ~ 25c Exproodi 2 and General Electric 1%.
2 uro Leaf Lard (wild; rs. 250 .. . , , '
14 Good Piss: 25o WALL-"Rm". ”Write!!!“ was
hour. but only at further price conces-
sions. Reading dropped 3%. Ameri-
can Smelling and Minonapolls, St.
Paul and Snult Sainte Marie 8. Declin-
es of betWeen 1 and 2 ' were general.
Bonds were fairly steady.
Amsmtull
ono
auction AVM ,___§ui_lloml_lg
t ....,_ “a...” n...‘ .._.
w
or
renewed in the course of the second D3
point. arms 1 ll- uranium in
after the gold exports were an ounc d.
HOW’S rum -' I
We offer One Hundred, Dollars no" ' ‘
ward for any case ofiCatarrh at chu- ‘
not- be cured by'Hall's Catarr Cure. ..,
F. J. CHENEY & 00.. Toledo, O.‘t "
We, the undersigned hove known 3‘.
.l. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be»
lieve him
business transactions and. unwell”! “ i
able to carry out any obligations made ‘
by will“ iii-m. ' ‘ , "-
ADDING. KINNAN & MA VI ‘ '
Wholesale R N,
Hall's Catarrli Ours is taken Intor- ,
nally, aotln directly upon that blood».
and mucou surfaces ‘of‘tlio system-"i"
Testlmohials sent me. Price 750
bottle. Sold by all Dru Kill..."
ankle Hall's Family, lid for month
, . u
m ..
Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Baldwin, of Willi
street, celebrated thallium wedding ,
anniversary yesterday. in honor of. .
the event they entertained or omit
company of friends at a dinner at tholn'
V
perfectly honorable in‘ all‘, ,1. I,
Druuisto,‘ Toledo, Ohio. “ M
rel?
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Norwalk Chronicler