‘FRIUAY, MAY 6, 19:0 -
Ruffled Curtains
, At 390, 500 and 750 a pair
SaSlI'Curtaihs, - - , 250 a pair
E. K. BANKS
MAHAeKsho HOTIL ILocK.
"town-t ‘Nohw‘nLK.
It is approaching the end of the drill
season at the state armory.
Coekenoe Tribe of Red Men will
work the adoption degree at their
mutating this evening.
Miss Blanche Pohlman, of Spring
street, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Theo»
dore 0. Olsen, at Atlantic City.
~Read it now. O'l‘lrien's ndv.
Edwin A. Holmes, of Orchard street,
who had one of his ribs broken recent-
ly, is able to be about a while each
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kellogg, ot
Norwnik, visited Mrs. Kellogg‘s moth-
er, Mrs. Benedict, Sunday, in Spring-
dale.
Miss Annie Pardee. of Chestnut
street, Nor-walk, has been entertaining
Miss Rora Smith. of South Salem. New
York.
~Malne Potatoes. the pk.; 600 bu.
F. D. Lawton & Co.
Mrs. Henry Scotleld and friends. of
Springdnie, enjoyed a ride through
New Canaan and West Norwnik, Sat- '
urday.
Mrs. W. M. S. Finch and daughter
Cecile, of South Norwnik, visited with
Mrs. Elmer Webb, in New Cannon.
Sunday.
Mrs. Alex. S. Gibson is singing as
contraito soloist in the First (‘hureh
choir, during the. illness of Mrs. Rood
C. lluvllnnd.
—The greatest millinery sale of the
senson. Values thnt will surprise you.
See adv., page It. Mintz's.
Mrs. Margaret German. Miss Mar-
garet. German and Mrs. P. .l. Haugh, of
South Norwalk, lmve been visiting
friends in New York.
The next thing in the politicli line
to agitate the city will be the usual
struggles for places on the commit-
tees in the severnl school districts.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waterbury
and daughter Evelyn, of Sprlugdale,
enjoyed on auto ride up the Hudson
Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Thompson, of Norwnlk.
—»-Have you read ()‘ltrlen's adv.
Mrs. Mary llnttorson, who has boon
visiting her niece
has returned to town and is now with
Mrs. Walter Pierson, on the Green.
The St. James summer home for
New York children has opened for the
season anti there are a number of the
boys there now. On Mtty 25th the tired
mothers from the hot dusty city will
come to the home for a short rest.
-~~\\'nrranted Eggs, 250 den. i“,
Lawton & Co.
Grand Regent John M. ilurr, of the
grand count-ii of the Royal Arcnnum,
attended a ladies" night in Dnutmry.
\‘i'etinosdhy. given by thinbury ('tltlilt‘ll,
and gtivo tin interesting tulk on the
principles of the order, its character
and its growth.
(l, A. Franke has received two new
barber choirs which he had installed
this morning in his Wall street barber
lbshop. They are large ntul huudsonioly
finished chairs and will be it great lilt-
provenient to the appearance of the
estnbllshmont.
~“And the voice of the chick is
again heurd in the hind," saying. give
me lionnle. Chick Feed. Manuel 'i‘oro
llnteh.
There is 0 power of suggestion
the word “linen." it suggests
homes. nnd things bright and
(loud housewives who pride thour
selves on the uppedrnnoe or their
home are always well stocked with
linen. l’inin serviceable linens us Well
as decorative pieces play on important
part in the household. Al N. it). ltyuu's
there is on extensive assortment of
both.
in an order issued recently. the ot-
tention of New Haven rnilrond t‘lli-
ployeos was rolled to the ordinances in
force in various cities in New Enti-
land governing the blank smoke nui-
snneo. The order Minted thut in my
ernl instances the city government
had brought prosecutions because of
the failure to obey the ordinances,
and more enro would be necessary
to prevent the black smoke from
routing from the engine.
«Why pay 50 to 60% proilt on your
unit, when you can go to Krloger's and
buy your new spring unit at munuluo-
iurern' nont'.’ lining there tutti looking
will not hurt you.
The into Mnrk 'I‘watn, ot‘ nodding.
and Sydney ltosenteld. of linthel, i~ol~
luboruted about ten years ago in writ
ing n play which they/enilod “The [God
or the World." 'l‘he play was never
produced. but arrangements are now
being made to bring it. out in New
York noxt full. The production in to
be 0 humorous extruvnnnuzn. elabor-
ntely staged and while not. musical
throughout. will burn incidental lyrics.
Mr. ltonenfeld has it summer home in
the suburbs of liothol, und in n piny-
wright of national reputation.
ii.
in
llt‘W
new.
-"ilud dyspepsia or indigestion for
years. No appetite, and what i did eat
distressed m0 terribly. llnrdot-k Blood
Bitters oured me."-J. H. Wnllter, Bun.
bury, Ohio.
sntwn‘on cnantorr "y
General Contractor
Sewer. water Work, grading. mason-
ry work and rock excavation. Esti-
mates cheerfully given on all contract
work. Orders are solicited.
Tel. 816-3
in New Cannon. ~
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0 tiger-ants
A warm weather necessity is 0. 00000001 refrigerator. All’ refrigerators
are very much alike incapacity to hold £000 and ice, but in their :00 saving
capacity and preserving food there is 0. vast difference. The White Moun-
tain and Gibson line or Refrigerators are famous the world over an the
very best food preservers, and they only use about two-thirds as much ice
as their closest competitor. Therefore this imthe kind to buy.
Prices Range from $3.98 to
A. J. calms Co.
Funeral Direetors and Embllmers.
12-18 North Main Street, fl South Norwaik. Conn.
$35.00
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$5 HAT. $2.98
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No Two Alike
PREPARESFOR BUSINESS
At MERRILL COLLEGE
COMPETENT
snorting... Are Wanted
OFFICE ASSISTANTB ‘
Port Chester Stamfbrd South N'orwalk
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
PHONE 438. NORWALK.
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WALK-OVER 500028
“The Big 4"
There are four rensous why
Shoes, namely
WALK-UVERS fll't' duruble. \\'.\l.l(00\'1£llS uro
WALK-OVENS are stylish, WALK t)\‘i“.tt prices are only
$3.50 $4.00 $4.50 $5.50
F LYN N 8. RYAN
90 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
LINENS
The enormous quantity of housekeeping linens that went
out of the store in April left our stock rather low. We have
filled in the gaps again this week and can show you a splendid
assortment of Fine Linens for festive occasions.
Fine Imported All Linen Towels.
Scarfs and Squares in wanted sizes.
Monogram Towels for hand embroidery.
Five o’Clock Tea Cloths.
Damask Luncheon Sets.
Hcmstitchcd Linen Dinner Sets.
Table Linen Pattern Cloth with Napkins to match.
Doyiies. Tray Cloths, etc. etc.
No need of telling you how fashionable "Linen Showers"
are. but we will note the fact that this is an occasion where
you may “shower" the June bride with dainty, beautiful. artis—
tic, serviceable linens of quality. at very little cost.
The N .ERyanCo
86 WASHINGTON ST. sourn NOEWALK
you should wear \‘i’AiJirith‘Ji
coiniortublo,
We Are All Going to North’s Studio
iiln .lnpitto Settles are the fittest produeed iii any pronoun. l'ermnneni
prints that. have nunllty anti honest value.
G. S. North, Photographer
78 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK
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The 'Heatittg'and Plumbing (30.
23 MAIN STREET. .NORWALL ,, ‘
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The regular meeting of Division No, "Hob" Adnnts'ciuims to the
i. Ancient. Order of lliberninnu, was nettle eliampionnhlp ot‘ fitointord. worn
held last evening. Nothing or home. erimped bndiy this week by a "certain
tonne was done, however. ipnrty."- Tito certain party took seven
The newly formed thistle Drmniout or eight .gumes from Mr. Adams.
Corps will moot-this evening at l.ll("tillll played the open grime and lot-oi
.20 Wood 8000‘
home otJolm [one In depth Norwulk. roles ttt that. t’rtttty tough on Mr.
A tun attendituce in desired. Adonis. Yeats-«Stamford Advocate.
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,QEL
w GREATEST OF ALL
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$2.98
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Full 55 and $6 Values
Means to you just this: 25 entirely new handsomely Trimmed Hats. the very latest styles, in all the most fashionable colors.
These Hats are most beautifully trimmed with the very best flowers, foliage. feathers and ribbon; in fact. there are Hats in
this lot that are bound to please the most fastidious. We guarantee these Hats to be worth $5.00 and $6.00, or we will cheer-
fully refund your money. The trimmings alone are worth what we ask for the Hats. Positively no C. O, D. or
deposits. On sale tomorrow . ....... . ...... . . .............................................................
$2.98
? Great Sale Of
apes
Less Than 1/2 Price
We have bought the entire line of most desirable Shapes from a high grade manufacturer at a great sacrifice and will be sold
at less titan one-half the regular price. Two hundred in the lot; will be sold in two lots. ”
LOT
ALL $1.50 SHAPES TO GO
AT ...................
This Dress. $2.85
lasts ..................
NO. 1
100
1‘
LOT NO.‘ 2
ALL $2.00 AND $3.00 SHAPES TO 00
AT .......... g, ..........
WOMEN’S 7
[JEQ(}EHKI_ _
DRESSES
1' ON SALE TOMORROW
This Sale embraces this season‘s most beautiful Lingerie Dresses. Fifteen different styles. The newest
9 .
and smartest Dresses offered, this season.
$2.85 $4.98 $5.98 $7.98
Sample Coats, $5.98
We will place on sale 25 Coats. Pongcc. Linen Crash and .
Cloth Coats: regular price up to $10. While the lot
.......................... $5.98
‘ 500 Wash Belts, 250
We will place on sale see him: Wash Belts. embroidered
and tailored Belts, very fine pearl buckles; our regu—
lar 50c Bolts. On sale tomorrow .................
Corset Covers at 250
200 fine Corset Covers. some of our 39s: and 500 stock; also
a number of samples. On sale at ................. 25c
STREET
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Walter E). Munro. who has been ill ill
past week, in slightly improved,
tended a dance that evening. given by
(then lets Fraternity nt llotel Ban
‘ “0. New York city.
“to
Buckinghmn Post, Grand Army of
the Hepublte, will hold a retitlnr
weekly meetlugvin their rooms in Whit
street this evening at whleh time the
thud arrangements tor Memorial Day
will he made. All members are re
« quested to be molest.
W Children’s 6000 at 980
Red and Blue. To close the lot out. Sizes 1 to 6: rcgu~
larly $1.50. On sale at .
92 WASHINGTON
his borne in North Muin street for the.
Miss Amelia .i. livelier. who is n ntu- i
dent at Normal College. New York, tit;
................ 98:
Judge John 11. Light, or ttogth Nor.
walk, will deliver it lecture on The
Women 0! Hlinknnpnnre. in iii. Muir‘s
pnriuh house in ititlgolleltl. this oven-
on.
The member: of the Women‘s Mimi:
etpni Magoo and others interested are
invited to the M'ht‘tll garden in Medi-
nott street tomorrow Afternoon at it
o‘clock to assist the children to pin"
seed. There are two lnrxe mounds
for the League to Hire rare oi. for
which donations of seroutums are rude
ed tor. Those twho visit the snrdon
amt tomorrow ntternoou are requested
to bring travels and mail rakes.
Long Linene
Coats, $1.98
A very stylish man tailored Coat, made of natural Linenc
and imitation Crash Linene. with reversible collar, hip
pockets. turn~ovcr cuffs; 56 inches long. An ideal auto
or inexpensive dust Coat. These Coats can be wash-
cd; 34 to 44. On sale ............................ $1.98
Value $3.00.
O
100 Hair Nets, 60
All shades. extra large. On sale tomorrow ............... 6c
”waists
at 99c -
We will place on sale 200 Waistn. all styles; sold at $1.25,
$1.50 and $2.00. The lot at ........................ 99¢
six cottages just completed in Wood
ward nvemw. This section him become
one or the prettiest in the NW. with
its beautiful shade neonate row oi
modern house and the tin gwallet now
being told the entire len it or the
street. has mode this street one or the
most desirable residential sections.
’t‘hese houses are altered to select {Milt
tiles M prices from 03,000 to $8,000.
with payment of ".000. lllllllm‘t’ on
mort ago at Ma. if you are wonder
log t e pnrchaninu of a house it wtll
he worth your while to limit over these
,lioum.
Charles B}. Hoyt otters for rule the1
Ladies’ Hose at 150
Extra fine. silk little finish. very fine value. On sale to—
morrow ..................
.................. ..i5c pair
MIN TZ’S 3“ 8800““ ;
“THE “HOUSE oF . ACTIVITY AND. PROGRESS? ‘
Clinton Common ry. Knillm Wile
plar, will meet toot; tin trundle fill!
in Wall street. A hinted eommtimtititi
of at. John‘s Lodge wits held tilt we
sing in the hull and the tetlowentt do-
groe Wort exemplified. On Thom”
evening. May 18th. there will in t
utteeltti mmmunleutloo 0! it. mitt
lodge and the muster town We
will he conferred. All the mom
he done by but roulette one given
Lodge from south Kuwaiti , m
invited to he tum. All men ‘ It! '
iatnestly reuiimea‘W"W
it recordbt'ettking MIAMI. ' ‘
ed. A htthnnet V0 l he: he” I '
tine time is assured all one am.
Norwalk Chronicler