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’ gunman PHARMACY
. Promvt and ancient. Africa at
all times.
Pomona! attention given to all
prescription work.
. Chairs for our trolley patron.
; Come in and wait tor four our.
J. PARKER. Manner.
.t‘...3r._+~ .19....“
. .
William Morgan fits taken it position
afternoons and (ironing: pt the Bridge
Phnrniacy.w
Mm. F. Witudoip, 01 Providence.
has been visiting her oiator, Mrs. Eliza-
both A. Lopport, of East Norwolk
8mm Knapp and coarse Othamn
two well known trolley conductors. or 0
absent from théir cars on account of
ill boos.
Two children of Mr. and till-.5 John
1...}3ehrens, who have been ill for nev
oral days or pneumonin. are believed
lobe getting along nicely.
The leader for the meeting of the
~ 1.0an Workori' Society, Sunday even-
ing will be Arthur F. Ainuworth. Tho
uubjoct in to be “Submission "
Freddie (‘cllo the young son of lion
jumln (‘olio is recovering finely from
an attack of pneumonia.J which. fortn-
nutciy, was not particularly govern.
The. Junior League. of the blast Avoa
hue Methodist Church in planning on
entertainment for Friday owning of
next. week.‘ The rehaareals are now lllow "mph that have
nicely in progress.
Arthur Bushel has resumed his du-
ties as conductor on the iiinst avenue
trolley lino alter a tow days vacation.
Motor-man Walter Smith is now haying
it short vacation “is car in the moon
time is being operated by Edward Bo
dell.
Every phone or the Washington
street bridge improvement is being
discussed by Blast Nor-walk people in
consequence of which the relative (in-
nimbiliiy of filling in no (or no possible
solidly or building oopcroto archoil to)
“.Wfl'
... JI..-‘».
B have been making preporationa for a long . :
w time-wweta‘re now ready and it‘s up to you to .
his: inhalant «Hundreds of Show. fiom the chohp- ; "
est to the heat; oil the loading coiorh flowers in grout
profusion. from 25c to 38. 00 per bunch. ’
[about tho grout American gmuo
tributloll but they un- unnorlp nought
a-fimn . .. .
sidnoy F. Day on. who died unlit
this morning at hi Winfield
street, won oil ‘
Em Norwallt. _
millet we.» rode H“ "
by his wide oiriilo .
The East orwolit ilro district oom-
mittoo null hintili‘i it. Whooiai. ding
sated by tho district to buy a tire mun
ply wagon whipped with host: and
chemical apparatus. except to give
out the. contract a week from Tuesday
ovoning.
Mnyiiowor Hook and Ladder -
puny members hold their monthly‘l
practice lont night at tho' lire house in
Van Znndt otreot. lino the Weather
boon more propitious the economy
Would have gone to tho Fitch school
and raised the loddora. ‘
An nulomobillst had for from n plena-
nnt experience in Van Zundt struot
last night. The motor of tho onr‘ro
inland to work and it mourned that noth-
lug would dunno ittto reliant. At 11:30
lust night after the driver had been
working for two hourq on the car, a
solution of the trouble doomed no no"!
or.
Yontnrday was the chiilleot version
oi St Patricks Day. With oil of tho
prooodlug dayo at March so much mild
or youtordny‘ a snow storm was some»
what of n nurprino though it should
not hnvo boon considering Murch' 3 rep
ntutiod Thin morning the ground was
still ulmotlt ontiroly hid by tho. snowy
coloring
Mayflower Hook and ladder Com
puny n colollrnto‘d handball mum in to
his 19. orgnllizod This motion that tho
company will how u team this season
for the iirsi lion» in n number or worn.
Soon: (it the old ntnrn, Art tiny for
instance. are still in the rompnny. and
the-y will ho given ample oppotinnity
durlngt the next toy: we colts to show
not kimono:
t'ow yours ugo, tho Mnyilowm'n hnd
one of the host mnntvur tumult uround
this part of tho v‘ouutly in order to,
mine mom,“ for stiiiu und \uritluu porn
phernulin, tho. ontollulunlont commit
too of the oompany in mulling nrrnngo
mould l'or n dunno.
I’ropriotor Jnmou Pin-km“. of tho
liritigo l’hnrlnnny. liltii in his minnow
ulon homo interesting nvwnpuporn.
‘l‘houo pnporn are not tho
kind that find granola] din
..a. .u.
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j untoward. Willis int
’ around
‘ ”lamina” war was ioootod in Karo
’ . ' int my'o onto. it"
oi yepro in- zillion no ty of hoopla!
the‘ world and during the
t the hoard thine Autonomy.
til. 1“ It
our Unwritten to ion
3 no
had been mentioned in motion with
o horvloo he wont;
omplnlnto about the polio made by a.
£1!“ now at tho nhop or Contractor H. _
Carr to Mario? avenue. Mrs. Van
‘ Buoy told thin morninli tho whole ni-
. , fair was new to liar, and that who did
not even know there won any noiu‘
tram a bun new in the hoithborhood ‘
aha anemia most of the day at the of ‘
lion 0: her husband' is plumbing onion. 1
lilhmont in south Norwnllt
m'l‘orturins solemn spread: “it: ;
burning am every day. Donn’n (lint; .
moot quickly atop. it: npmdinx. in» .
Itnntly rollovers the itching, onto: it 3
permanently At any drug store.
RllWinliN ‘
Mr,» Susan R, Pony of Raymond
street, lliili bot-ll entertaining Mr mu
Mrn Chester A Stephenson. of
Vernon. Now York.
Frank w. MoKoudric. formerly of
Winfield S. mum and will tnkcpodung.
sion Aplil 1
build it new hound.
-’l‘ho mnaquorudo bull givon at. tho
Hone liouno, last evening, won it [truth
tying success in ovory way. The crowd
in ottoudnnco wan n loan and. hourly
everybody who in contumo. nod tho
dancing won pnrtlrirmiod in by runny;
everyone was in Month-ht. humor and
out for fun, and they had loin o! it. tho
nitnir pounod off vory euloynbiy lndood. .
Quplto n low of the costumes worn un-_
Quito n low of tho ooutulnon wore un-
ly original and laughubly funny in
ilwir act-up, thono lnttor, together with
tho antics of lhoir wonrorn. contrihua
tliig vounidcruhly to tho morriinont of
then twrnnlon. ’l‘hnro was also much
nmunmm-nt nmu'dr‘d in trying to futil-
("it tho identity of tho vul'iouu ninnquo-
rndrrn this hump pnriicuinrh true in 3
Inuvmnl (anon whom ilinno (“sadism
hold out tho longvnt; and one individu .
ul won no sorrowful in rol‘hnlnlng nun
lotions, that his or bur ldbntity was
not dinvnvomd oven at the clown oi
illv donor. 'l‘hu Muir hint night won
given undvr tho nnnpioos of tho Ln—
tliw' lleHiil‘} of the Hone Company.
and u- l’r-itulln obtained {hunt how
lwrn wry. plrnning to thorn. Mnnlo
who turmoil. d by Shop‘s Orchestra of
South Nomalh .
Mr Giant will probnbly
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MouV j
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Brookside. who recently moved to the .
George lover-oil place in i-townyton ma» 3
nun hos purchased the rouidonoo oi -‘
its. Hutton Weight and
tltdrs and you will see hhw it is that we no doing the
Continuum Treatment.”
F Moot
Nourfltiflfyz lb sock.
A81? Fancy Patent
Flour, a barrel
850
F6. 75
Fellini. Fioumrve phenolic
Reliable Flounsmail “ 10c
Rye Flour. 3 12 lb.‘ bait, 15¢
Graham Flour,3l -2!b. bg., 12c '
Mt? Milk. it can,-
ilog. Prion
lilo
flavor. a jar, -
“t 15c
Reg. Prion
or hand a (like.
lion. i’rioo
Beat on the Market Rog. Frico Rog. Prion Rog. price Reg. Price
Royal Bokin Powder, Full Cream Cheese, a i ii) «a filo bia French Pens, . '
1 lb. (no:I .- -4OC pound. .200 River S‘olmonuw 200 a can, . . 130
‘ lion. Price Reg. Price 1th it. Print» Reg, Price
M agnolia, Clover or Eddy‘s Pure Jolly, Morgan's Sancho, plain 7 C Whole Japan Rice,
5 250
Reg. Erica
pounds for -
ionn Peas. '3 cans
for - -
Sultana Tomatoes,
cans for -
25c
3. 25c
WWW: 25c
String Beans;
"for -
i°”§250‘
Evaporated Peaches, 3
pounds for -
. 25c
Evaporated Apricots.
2 pounds tor -
.25c
Stoddard Granulated So-
gar. 18 pounds fur -
F1
Warranted Eggs.a
dozen,-
250
Very Best A&P Creamei'y Butter, a Pound, 34c
EXTRA STAMPS WITH GRoCmEs
80 Stimuli; with l invite can Baking 93% 70 Stumps with '2 bottles l’uro Extract. nu Stallion with 1 pound Golden Kol' Tea
dor at ......... , .......... .Wbool ouch ............... . ........ . ......... ZScI n3, .................................... Silo
ionn ilultnnn Spice .............. '. ...... ..m l {l pntkngo not: lolly powder ..... ...100
1 package MW i‘ropurod Flour ............ tho i :i bum \ Tag illoaters. each ......... 5o
l package lluokwhoot .' ............... t...10c. ’. Iii bouln tluton ‘Ollteo ............... .1»
l pkg. Pnncniir Flour ....... » ....... inc 5 3 i hot A&l' Lunch Cocoa ......... .......10o
1 package hilhtlto 'l'npioon .....WiOc I 1! cm: imported Salomon ............ ....150
l llottlo Blootmltne . ..........i0c i WITH ANY OF THE fiOLLOWlNG ll bottle Ah? (‘atnup ............... ......18o
50 Stamps with i pound Hoot Thu at. .............................. 60c (iii Stumps with i pound liost (‘oil‘vo at .................... ”.356
iii Silimltfi Willi l lmlmd llosi ‘i‘on oi .............................. 50c :23 Sinntpn with 1 pound lion! Cotton at ...................... ......300
.5 Stamps with l inluiid lion! Thu at ...,......... . . . . . . . . .. .. 40c ‘30 Stumps with 1 pound lloot (,‘ofi‘oo at ..................... . . . .. ..25c
2i! stumps nith l pound lioni 'ion at .............................. 35c in Stumpn with i pmmd lit-st ("often at .......................... . 20o
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 8TB§ET,‘80“TH NBRWALK
TEL. I"). 909
BELWEIIEB~4=30 A. ll. Mill 2:30 P. I.
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H. Krieger & ‘
Company
29-3! Wrsl Washington Street.
South Norwalk
The Leading Millinery Store
in The Norwalks
Grand Opening and Showing of the Greatest and
Largest Variety of
illinery
Ever Showm- Under One Roof. Even in Cities of
Ten Times the Size of 0qu
t
”i“ you wish to Trim your own Hot. or let your private '
‘ lily. style and upvto-dntonua when comphrod With onto
Fon‘il agree with no all, soon as you enter our store.
Mlliiner Trim it for you. coma here for your Show
3 and Flowery—you‘ll save money buying your matoriol
(UR Trimmed Hats are exclusiveuwo do not copy.
Every Hut trimmed in our own workroom. No
ipctory or aweutshop huts enter our store. Almoot uny-
plow-workers and a hat built and made by experienced
mlllinora under our own supervision.
Norwalk Chronicler