. uncomfoltas thsN cw
Blue Flame
I » -Srove. ,
(then work, this coming
ill be better and quicker done, with greater
tort for the worker if, instead of tho stilling
all household needs.
I 'trti‘vl
nearest agency.
«4.... .. Ipmw
PFECI‘IoN oII. HEATERS AND RAYO LAMPS
For Sale by A. J coLLINs & co.
‘ $134136;
-n. p-....fi. -77“...— -..-
'tion from Kabaua Encamp-
”them Guests lot Wahaokma
' Encampment.
‘ to of the stormy weather last.
About twenty-live good live
lil of Kabasoa Encampment.
O. O. F., at least the members
themselves to be livhly botoie
, Melted home journeyed to New
' dun by carryuil and automobile.
“All they arrived at their destina-
the guests of Wullnbkmu En-
-, a work was over the Nor-
:svereIonterlainod in a manner
ed, after which speeches were
‘ 33.31,!“ Jokes marked and a gonor-
' time was had
'rty rctutncd to Norwalk at
for, and much fun was enjoy-
atria:
.t REACHED THE 8901'.
Iii. Humphrey. who owns a large
j store at Omega. 0., and is
t of the Adams County Tele-
Co, as well as or the Home
, one 00., of Pike County, 0.,
of. Dr. King‘s New Discovery:
“ ed my life once. At least i
It seemed to reach the
will". very seat. of my cough—~-
erythlng also failed." Dr.
ow Discovery not only roach
ough spot: ,it heals the sore
and. the weak spots in thnost.
out! chest. Sold under guaran-
. H, Baxter's drug store. We
0. Trial bottles free. ”
DRE s'rous FOR curv.
htlIIrI barge load of crushed
' ‘istexpecicd to arrive in the har-
,- Week for the city ’0! South
in: This stone is to up used in
his the extensive repair work
i;- avonue and Taylor avenue,
"fly a . few other thorough
+19:
9-
“PP—M.
which! itch! item—Scratch! Scr'at-
on Micki The more you. scratch
' tn the itch. Try Doi'sn' s Ointt
I It cures piles, ecosma.1ny
lite, you cook by the unuurratd llama ol the
' . . .II ' ‘I-Itt r a
Blue Flame 011 cook—Stove
slim but Where. .you want ir-never where you don.t
"vrspt it-I-thus it keep: the. kitchen cool.
houii on out. Ellison
medium or imam heat.
Three alZOHl not at your dealer’s, write our
cob
nulls. beautifully nieitsied. Your Ivingqoom will be
“3|”th a
not with your desist. write our nearest agsmy.
IBIaIsdard on my”) on New oris
~.....~..........._._ .
an Animist sell it.
“V”
{V WWW 'U‘IJ
ORE OiNNERB A BPEI‘JA
oi
all?! $13137): CV01!!!”
liliiiiifdtWIiltl
‘ ‘ cue
TY:
no“
”t, Epls, Haddock,
ones, Etc.
I i
> ~ — . :omt Hotel
orient Ithr zslit, stilts} New Management.
her , attractions.
Bums tor
Lnsttlnrly regulstcd for low,
Has suilicient capacity for
never disappoints-
LA” P sale, economical and
awondsrfui "fl ht giver. Soildly
Rayo Lamp.
v Horus;
. I 511.1,,
I... n.-- .I
Stephen Scoflcld formerly of “the
troiley line, is “breaking in and will
run extras.
Report of the Condition 0!
THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUST 00.
ill the close of business on the 14th
day of May, 1908.
Asasts.
Loans and Discounts’ ...... $149,851.41.
Overdrults 17.00
Stocks and Securities. not
including those set aside
for Savinus llcpositors .. 183,290.00
PNllliilli'i Account ........ 1,500.00
Furnitum and Flaturcs 3,000.00
BIuIitlng House ......... 22,000.00
Duo from other limits,
Bankers and Trust Com-
panies ................ 5,27 5. 00
Due from Applet ed Reserve
Agents ................. 39,433.57
United States and National
Bank Notes .......... p. 21,059.01.
Gold Coin . ............. .. 875.00
SiIVerColn 1.200.011
Minor Coin ............... 1:18.14
Checks and Cash Items 2,097.99
Fund sot, aside for Savings
lloptlsitors ............. (100,714.01
Total Assets ....... Si 0.11, 1115.71
Liabilities.
Capital Stock ..... ........ 8 50,0001,“
SIIIplIIs Fund ............. 20,000.01
Other lindividcd Profits.
1ch current expenses and
taxes paid ...... . .......
Due to Banks, Bankers and
Trust Companies .......
General Deposits $227,331.10
i.)cposits in Sav-
lII Ira Depart.
1110111,......... 671
31,257.01
15,910.90
.'... 898,801.42
‘...I..15.630.3‘2
Total Liabilities ...81,081,165.71
State of Connecticut. County 01
Fairtlcld, 811.. South Norwulk, May
21. 1908. ‘ t
l, Charlcs It}. Hoyt, treasurer of th(
aforesaid Trust Company, do solemnly
swear that the foregoing statement is
title to the best of my knowledge anti
beliefs
CHARLES E. iiOY'l‘. Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 2181 day of May. 1908.
SPENCER S. ADAMS.
Notary Public.
Total Deposits
Trutu Funds .......
TELEPHONE 477
DANCING, aoATtNo, BATHING, I
olAutomolllle we».
pppn and evening.
" d Decoratioli'Day
I turtaccs o
'847- . 1’07
. PLUMBINOI .Alin STEAM
' ' new 7.
“as! =1.“
~‘ i‘ . I J‘s
Ganja O‘l NINE" timid»
woul- lilo
‘ loA liliflonm‘natibn IcIiuI-IIII.
Douxi Poitier Post, 0 A. 11., has
soufithrouth the sergeant Jor J. w.
draw. a letter to Rev. Char ad Mac-
tarlaud, chairman of the liCi'tisons
Memorial Day Committee, conveying
to the committee the heartfelt thanks
‘0 post lot their ell-operation and
.Auing to unite in any and all ur‘
monuments to be ulado by the commit,
too for the observance of the day.
The post and the. Women's Roller
Corps also accept the invitation or the
committee to be present in a body at
the union patriotic service at the (.‘on-
gtoxutlonul church on Sunday oven-
inn
The committee have arranged to
pIovlde cutriugcs on Memorial Day {or
the veterans to colthly "them to the
various cemeteries. They have issued
a request to the school principals oi’
80th Norwalk, East Norwulk and
liownyton” that the children unite in
the exercises on Memorial Day, bo-
sldos holding services of their own in
the schools the day hetero.
Ai’tcr decorating the graves in the
morning the committee will convey
the soldiers to the South Norwalk Con-
gregational church, whore a lunch will
be provided for them by a committee
of ladies.
The final meeting of the citizens”
committee will be held on Sunday ev-
cning after the patriotic service, to
make the arrangements Ill details. -
it is pmposcd that from thlinlmc
ill arrangements be made to bare II
Ixitirons' unintuitive ouch your to direct
the observance or they day. It propo.
lition which is roccivod by tilt: (1. A.
it. men with great gratification.
$100 REWARD. $100.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreadful disease that scicncc has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
:hat is Caturrh. iiall' s Catarrh Cure
is the only positive curd now known
to the medical fraternity Cstarrh be
In; a constitutl nai disease, requl
Iconstltutional rcutment. Hall's C
Iarrh Cure is taken internally. acting
ilrectly‘ u on the blood and mucous
the system, thereby des-
min: the foundation of the disease.
1nd giving the patient strength by
sliding up the constitution and assist
ii nature in doing its Wtu‘k. The pro
Ir ctors have so much faith in its cura-
tive. powers that they odor Ono linu-
lred Dollars tor any can" that it mile
.0 cure. Semi for list of testimonials.
Address: 1“. ,1. CHENEY dc C0..
i‘oicdo. 0
Sold by Drugalsts. 75c.
Take “1111' a Family Pills tor consti-
nation.
BIG CAR 1N TROUBLE.
One of the big double truck trolley
are split iim switch at the iiiuhucite-
no corner, this morning, at 0245 III
lock. the (III-ward truck taking its
ropor coarse Io Railroad avenue, but
he ultcr truck insisting on continuing
Indcr the Washington strI-ct bridgc.
in ii result it took tilt-I repair car some
into to straighten out the tangle.
STOP THAT COUGH
Ir it may result in pneumonia. lira:
iiinn Balm is breaking up colds when
Ivor tried. almost without exception
on, 25c, 50c and $100 bottles. 'i‘ht
:iiflord. Baxter's and Pluistod's. "
Harold St. George and Willcit Chin-
Iry. or the Nutmeg Club orchestra, arc
plug to (‘IInnon this evening to play
or II prlvalo dance which will be bold
hero,
Till THIS Inn DESSERT.
Dissolve one package of any flavond JELLO
II can pint of boiling water. When partly eon-
:oalod, heat until light adding one on dehip
ream and sit I-Imshod mmmons. “In a l to
tether thosoulrlil v and hour it into a maid or bowl
When moi. it will lnill."M and WWII be soflri with
r hippod cream or anysood dag son
The JELLO costs 100. per ”package and can be
.htninod at any good amt” s.
Horace E. Dean 8t Son
V 45 Wall St... Norwalk.
REAL: ESTATE
and insurance.
We hive several guided bargain.
n income ing property that
oust lncmsi Inivalus with the rspir.t
1|?th «chow»
IBOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
l'RANSAc‘PO A GENERAL BANKIN(
BUB BINESB.
CAPITAL.
$100,000.00.
-———é—
SURPLUS ANo rnori'rs,
8‘1 731500-00-
eowiN u. darns’wsou. ma
‘ JOHN H. KNAPP ‘ist Vice-Pros.
rgaoenicu H. Ilowmv, 2nd Vice
res. , I , ,I ,
WILFRED BODWELL. Cashier.
I QIRECTORSI
:. ‘H. Mathsws'on Henry Seymour
John H. Kn'app Samuel Grumman
losiah R. Mnrvln J. Wallace Marvin
3hrlstlan Swartz John H. Light
- Fred H. Rowan.
I'IIICIII II ocular.
Have. you seen our ntooir
mountain) muons I
run: JO
GitletloualBank
‘ I;
MERRILL Eli
Horcnxtss '
H nJIA,7
v'w‘ALI.’ slassr.‘ nonwauc
Great Economy Days
At Wanamaker s
The” Willie sue in Full Swing '
Ii youwsnt single pieces or sets at lumiture now is the
time and Wsnltmaker's the place to select them. because oi
the unsurpasspd variety and quality of the assortments, as well
as the very special prices that now prevail. Fine lurniture is
- offered duringuay way below our regular low prices.
Outfitting: for Summer in the carpet, rug and curtain
sections are now at the zenith oi their completeness, variety
and beauty, and scores oi household helps that stand lor com-
fort and convenience in hot weather ask your attention in the
house-wares section.
The whole 01 the Fourth floor is under the White Sale
Banner. and small companies 01 undermuslins and other white
goods aro'sca‘ttered through the store. The great enthusiasm
of customers and the rapid selling point to one oi the greatest
victories in the histoly oi Wanamaker White Sales.
The inspiration of the Sale is wide experience and past
successes, its foundation, enthusiastic phoning and months of
careiul preparation-r-why' shouldn't this be a record year?
Trade conditions hay brought down the price at cotton. On
our part very rigid requirements ruled as to excellence of
materials and beauty oi trimmings. Patterns are‘ shapely and '
there is no skimpiness in cut‘wc are justly proud at these
dainty garments. Ample provision has been made lor the
little iolirs in the Children's Store. never have we shown more
satisfactory garments ior them.
Come and share in the great May lumiturc opportunities
and in the best White Sale ever carried out.
J©IEIN WANAMAIIER II
Formerly Bmodw. Fourth Avenue
A. T. Sic-earl 6 Co. Eighth to Terrill Stml
New You'll: City
William ‘Wostermnnn Mr. Iiiitler. 'l‘ho chorus o! iho South Norwuik
or South Norwalk and II friend spent (‘ongtoxutionui Church are all urgcd
Sunday at the Wcstcrmnnn tum, in to be present althorohcarsnl htisz-
“lib Ridge. taking Miss bouts in their niIIlr ltt order to prepare for the spedui
automobile to Stamford in tho oveu~ ' anthems to chased on Memorial Sun-
lflil- day at the union patriotic solvicc.
‘—
‘—=-
O. B. Jackson,
Optician.
Everything in the optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
as WALL grocer. nonwaut.
$VW00 per ton.
No. 2 Nut'Coal, suitable for the spring season, lights
quickly, burns freely, lasts well, at $5.00 per ton.
HARRIS & , GANS c0.
68 Witter Street. Telephone 450
MEATS
At Low Prices.
.1. w. DODGE,
22 Washington Street, south Nerwalk.
fl
314s;
luperphosphate of Lime, Potato Fertilizer,
Complete Fertilizer, Ground Bone,
Land Plaster, Air-Slackcd Little, Unleaché’d Ashes, Nitrate oi Soda,
Muriat oi Potash. Mapés' Fertilizers, Barn Yard
Manure, Five 'l‘htiusan‘d Bean Poles, Plowing,
llprrowing, Gardening, Grading,
Raymond Bros.
~-
Ins-arm "1...,"
recourse—-
i ,. ,,II I WENT AT
Ess cosmos
IS A SAFE lNVESTMENT. .
HUNDREDS HAVE.
Result: A LIFE INCOME.
' no“
h TRY ‘iT.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
lira NORVtw-K. “Aurelio; ”mm
PON‘I' 0N
Ions run than the, old method. of
The D. M. Read Co.
Establhbad 1857..
Gingham Dresses, Aprons, Rompers,
Overalls and Play Frocks
for Children.
It is n grcnt help to mothers of small and rcsilcss
youngsters that all iill‘fit‘ sI-nsibic littlc gnrmcnts can be
had reads to \vcal.
w
Gingham Dresses 111 plain bluc, inn, I).\'— blood and pink,
il‘illilllt‘il \\ilii wbitc \lilHiI braid.
Percale Dresses, \vllitc grounds witll red or blue tints,
and pIpIngs of plain rod or blue to correspond, $I and $1.25.
_Stripcd Chambray Dresses, rod and white, blue and
\\’lllit‘, IIIII and \vilitc, with small chucks, 50 and 75c.
One-piece “Princess Frolic Suits" of old biuc Cham-
bray. A Frolic Suit is a short slccvctl i'IIll blouse and at
the “plat is gntlmui into itmsc anti rumm trousers that
all] take in tin iiiilt skirts and protect all dainty liitic
Ilntllts from soiling $1.00.
“Creepers" of blur- and whit and pink and white check-
” ctl (litltrhams, 60c.
Play Suits and Rompers of plain and striped Cham-
bra). 75C-
Ovcralls of stout bluc i)cninl. 50c.
Little Sun Hats, \\'llilC (lildwctliOi‘L‘li, 25 and sec.
White Sunbonnets, 39 and 5°C.
Children's Wear Section, IIIIIiII iiuor.
Silk Underveéts.
For women who like silk underwear there comes a vcst,
of italizm silk made from ,tlIcIsamc fabéc as the {anions
Kalscr silk glint-Is. This is the must no viccablI silk un-
dormer that “I: knit“, and it Is exceedingly attrlctivc.
\\ith ion ilt‘t‘k and no slum cs. plain, or embroidered
and iiiL‘t‘lfIililiiCli, lruIII_$2.98 to $4.50.
Italian Silk Swiss Vests have the tops of silk and the
- bodies of line IIIt-rccrimi lislc. $1.50 and $2.00.
Section for \i'omcn's L'ndcrwcar.
Flags.
ilctnt-Iniicr that we have them. all kinds and SlZC'S.
Yacht Pennants, Ensigns, and Burgces.
ll
_—J-—-————
The; D. M. Read Co
While those Garments are sold twelve months in a. year, Spring
- gives the Jargon sale.
We have made II favorable purchase and will give our customers
the advantage of it.
We Note Some of the Values:
LADIES’ SKIRTS, 12 inch ruillc. 6 tucks. lace insertion, at ...... 500
Good Value at 690.
LADIES’ SKIRTS 10 inch ruilic ti tucks. 3 inch lace edge, at ..
Good Value at 75c.
LADiES' 8KlR‘I’S, 10 inch radio." .. clusters tucks, 3 inch torchon
lacc. v.1 . ........................................... . ........ 650
Good Value 890.
LADIES’ SKIRTS, 1-! inch radio, 2 row insertion and lace edge . 750
Good Value $1.00.
EXCELLENT VALU ES FROM $1.00 TO $5.00.
PINK AND BLUE LAWN SKIRTS 12 inch male, with tucks ..
Good Value at :1. so.
We invite your attention to our full line of Muslin Under-
wear, consisling oi Gowns, Skirts, Drawers.
‘ Corset Covers, Etc.
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 Washington'St, South Nerwalk. '
‘ Telpphone 446.
.500
$1.25
Museums”
WM“...
THE HATCH & BAlLEY C0»
SOUTH NORWALk. CONN.
Lumber and M111 Work for Eirerythmg
from a. PIg-gery to a Palace.
' i. i A 4 I. ,, a ‘
“ll-lantern or stills-II. sous. Tel. u-s. .
LUMUER YANG. WICII' OWL rIl. “-2.
The use! homes or Hardwood Flooring. hare or partly covered with
11‘s. is rapt y increoslnx. _ II.
The reasons are: let. itladds greatly to the appeprauce of a room.
ind-,1: Its only to clean Hand keep clean. 3rd. it is much cheaper in the
filllninoilfioorlng covered with output;
0 have a large and varied stool: 02 Edge Grain Yellow Pine, dosrtered
9st and Maple Flooring on hand. “A hint to the. wile is sutllciexit."
'3 PEGIALTV
LiNcoLN scheme. A superior III-and at ready made, “$10,1th
mung. Warrantod (or eight. .resu' wear without repairs or attentioao!
any kind. it is also a good substitute for oilcloth as a floor covering.
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Norwalk Chronicler