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M.—
Lane’s PURE
Ice Cream
la the favorite for parties, pic-
nics and entertainment. orders
for large or small quantities
promptly delivered.
ALL KINDS OF CANDY, CAKE
AND BREAD
F. A. LANE
51 Washington Street,
South Norwalk
VIN 0L
The modern
STRUCTOR. containing the media.
inal extractives of Fresh Cut! Liv-
ers. with i’eptonate or iron.
Sold only by
F. H. BAXTER
K
Anderson‘ s Launch Works
Launches and Boatsi
Of all kinds promptly built
‘ Boats For‘Saie
AlPklncis of Repairing giving ‘epeclal
attention it
Oyster alien Point, Not-wank
Harry Miller, of Cannon Station.
spent Saturday evening in Norwalk on
business.
Edward Gallagher ol‘ Collier avenue.
spent Saturday evening in iliidgepott,
with friends.
W. Franklin Bishop, at Yale, spent
the day yesterday with his father in
. Belden avenue.
Miss l’nulyne Diver, of New York, a
former resident of South Norwalk, has
been a visitor in town.
'in M
Mr. and Mrs. George ii. iiylngtou. of
New York, have been the guests oi" rel-
atives in The Norwalhs.
The Visiting Chapter
Guild will meet Tuesday. 3:30 p. m..
at Miss Bradley's. lt'ulrliuld avenue.
South Norwalk Conclave, No. 4H5. l.
0. H.. will hold its aeminlonlhly busti-
mess meeting, Wednesday evening.
'l‘heghemi-tnonthiy business of Court‘
St. Frances, Order of the Golden Scen-
tre, will be held, Wednesday evening.
William Tracey. a student at. Yale
University. spent Saturday and Sun-
day at his parental home in West ave-
nun.
The semi monthly business meeting
of lady Jennings lodge. tiluepherds of
Bethlehem will be held. Wednesday ev
suing.
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad itonkleln. of
Ridgeileld, were recent visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus .l. Smith. of Spring
“Not.
A meeting of the Sunday Boltool
Board of tho Norwalk Methodist. Finis-
oopal Church will be held this ovonlng
at 8 o‘clock.
“Get all} Safety Rotor Outfit for
She. Bound on Page Three.
Douglas Fowler Pout. Grand Army”
“Republic. will hold its weekly buninean
meeting this evening, in its rooms. in
Washington street.
The weekly huttlnesa meeting of Pal-
estine Castle, No. 2. A. O. K. of M. 0..
’ will he held this evening in its hall.
in Washington street.
Earle ll. Baker. of Fort street, who
attends the New ‘York University,
spent. saturday and Sunday at his
home In East Norwaik.
A
Colfax Encampment, l. O. 0. F. will
hold its aemiononthiy hustnesa mean
ing, this evening. in the Odd Fellows'
hall in Waahlnflon street. ‘7
W
, Arthur thorny. oi! Harriet meet.
who hail been on a bualoettii trip to
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of Trinity ’
l", , lithiiedeiphiu. returned asunder. , Ho
3 reports a very successful trip.
Wiliillm L. olden. oi mini and», who
unlit able to he can He has not till
l
her-nor Baidwtn. of Wall
iltll‘l.
Harry \it Allister of Norwalk spent
Satutduy evening in Bridgeport with
friends.
Itamtond liar,rotl 0! Norwalk snout
. S‘atutday evening In Bridgeport \iith
triends.
~«(iet a $5 Sultry Razor Outlit lor
850. See ad on Page 'i‘hrte
Thomas i‘ltttlto. ol' Norwalh, assisted
in M. Ii. (ilmer' a shoe store on Solar
tiny evening
Stanley Baldwin, of Wall
in Ilridgenori.
lilies Jennie Lee. of Union
who has been ill for some lithe, has
now rot-covered.
Kahlil Baldwin, or Wall street, who
be '
has been quite iii, Is now able to
around the house.
Mrs. Christian Swartz, of West ave-g
an ‘
nae. is confined to her home with
attack of uulnsy sore throat.
“rancid C Ward of Arch street, as-
slated In W. l.. Olsen's shoe store in
Wall street Saturday evening.
Miss Saiah l‘iurnos. at Franklin
avenue. about Saturday alternoon and:
evening in Bridgeport on luminous.
Alllogiiuscoe. or ltidgelleld
Sunday
Edward teary, 01‘ Woodward avenue.
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Many Norwaik pleasure boats went
out yealerduy, some of them for tho
ilral. The weather was ideal for boat '
lug.
s.
(leorize Illlworth. oi Mott avenue. our
toyed a day's vacation lrom his duties
in Hurlhutt and Davis's law ofllcou, on
Saturday.
Harold Van tiew, of New York city.“
spent. Saturday and yesterday as the
gaunt ot Anson it Keolor, of Court:
land niece.
Avoid
Unnecessary . Expense
and you will have
Money trimmed
in our '
‘ Sayings Department
has been quite ill at. hill home,- is MW
TONIC RECON- '
all‘lloln‘-
spent Saturday afternoon in liritincfi
street. ;
spent Saturday afternoon with friends:
street. '
spent
an the attest or Mr. and Mrau
The Horne of H art Scilalfner 8: Must Cloth“
$10 to $30.
The New Store
.24 Wall 31.. Norwalk.
; nos BHAD ...................
l coo ................... ..
. WHlTE PERCH
j Sea Ball. Native Eels. Flatfllh
i Clams, Long and Round Clams.
:Cutbiii’s Bridge Fish
l TELEPHONE 108.
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Summer Knit
Underwear
LADIES‘ VESTS.. low nut-ll.
shori sleeves, sleeveless. high
neck and short sleeves. long
sleeves, 2 for 25¢. 15¢, 20c. 25c.
355: and 50¢ each. '
Extra sizes. 2 tor 25c, 25c. 35c
and 50¢ each.
LADIE8' PANTS, regular and
extra Bitten. 26c and She.
COMBINATION SUITS.
stylea. 50c, 75c Incl $1.00.
lNF’ANTB’ VEBTS. low neck,
short sleeves and sleeveless,
2 tor 25c. 25¢ each.
MISSES' VESTS, 2 tor 25c, 25::
each.
. J. l. MALLETTE
l‘tli
(formerly Mine: Damon)
Tel. 440
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l 88 Washington 8t.
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TRAVEL LECTURE
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,Dr. Gumbart. or Namath. Gives One
for Bethel Library.
The threatening weather and aroma
.0! a social and business nature in
town. ~prevented a largo attendance at
the lecture given ill lilo Pariah House
last evening under the auspices of the
Library Auxiliary, but thoae present
enjoyed a. very lntureatlug travel talk
by Dr. iii. H. Gumbart, ol' Norwalit.
Dr. Gumhart wan introduoed thy Mn.
ll. 1.. slack. vioo'preaidout of the null-
lillary.
The speaker-spoke from terminal
knowledge of Switzerland. Germany
and the Passion Play. illustrating his
nemarke 'by a large number or post
cards and photographs which he look
“while traveling abroad last year. Some
thirty lithotoa shown of the Pension
Play were exceptionally line.
The apeakor started at Milan, Italy.
really. be said. the great highway at
Southern Europe for all roads lead to
Milan and gave a brief but excellent
description at the oily, telling of its
beautiful cathedral: and other altru-
tlons. From there he took .his aud-
ience to the littlé town of homo. with
its beautiful Latte (lento and thrown
sevorui other to hill
were crossed in:
l‘WO ST
HARBOR BLUES .............
WEAKflSH ...................
BUTTERFISH ................
BUCK SHAD ..................
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HALIBUT .................
borders:
llerland with
til V f’ driven or E. illfilwhrlhl.
: [When the immediate are completed:
' the piano villi he one at the dam
Bring Suits
The“ Handsomest
‘" in Town
We have looked through the dictionary for the
strongest adjectives to describe our Spring Suits—and we
can’t find any strong enough to do them justice.
we’ll beup againstnt unless you accept our invitation to
come and see the suits—~for they are beyond description
that will make you see them as they are.
Style-fies. the snapplest you’ll see anywhere; beau-
tiful greys and tens; blues and mixtures; tailored to per~
fection; in such a big, generous variety that you‘ll find it
a real pleasure to select your new suit.
So.
Value-wyes, sir, value you‘ve never seen equalled at
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ORES:
14 South Main St.
South Norwllk
........................ l5e lb
....................... 12c lb.
........................ 12c lb
......................... 14¢ lb.
....................... 10c lb.
....................... 12c lb.
.lzc lb.
....................... 15c lb.
Salmon, Croakerl. Opened Long
Market.
FREE DLLIVERY.
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THERE JSJF NO
EXCUSE
for a person to near nrtllitlal tor-lb
that drop when tweaking or nation
nimnlv immune he may have had set
and pinion with the same Inuit he
should not get dlaoourtuwd and think
there in nothing better in store Ior
him. It you hate a mouth that is
shaped a little out of the ordlnnn, of
plate made In in; onion would demon
MIME the (not that peculiar mouths
tau ho. made to hold a plate lirmlyd
(2 onto In and hate your linnroaainll tail-
on and enjoy life. once more
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
iii South Main St. South Not-walk
Home: 9 n. m. to 8 p. in. Sun-
daya by appointment only.
UNVEILING OF TABLET.
M
Solos H. Bornlum. the Sculptor. to be
One of the Speakers.
The unveiling of the tablet erected
In the aoldiera' burial plot in Wooatgr
cemetery, llaubnry. to the memory of
soldiers and anllora of the Civil War,
will take place immediaton alter the
parade reaches the cemetery on tho
forenoon oz. Memorial day. and will
term the principal feature of the ex-
ercised of that day. After the alter-
cities a dinner will he served at the
Hotel Green.
The monument it" been erected in
the cemetery plot. but the tablet do
aimed by Solon ii. not-ninth. the scuba
tor, will not he placed In bouillon until
the day of It. unveiling. Mr. llorxlum
and the Rev. H. C. Nauru will dollv~
or the principal eddmueu in conned
tion with the enrolling.
NEW IUiLDlNG. IN WISTPORT.
W. hi. aHornet/t. or New York. who
purchased that old Ellwood place at
Hull's Fame. in mm barons”.
ed Arohlteot Arthur ill Paddock, ot
lilalit Norwallr. to make plans or to
modeling the residence and tam-trainw
nt‘uuee
will be annulled lithe a .flho tandem
'Oolonlalutrlmthra, and a m mom
on com“ ”will be built. The lam
than: will be "modeled into a iterate
and mm tordhe ohnllour. About
about. iii. K. White. of
his new buildings. the
motion trill, he
innit Norwillt. it s- the general oona
treat. and Frank 1.3mm. of Kuwaiti.
' well is both;
will do the alumina:
at Weston
DORIES THAT WON'T SINK.
And‘Th t How: Many Novel and Use-
ful Arrangements.
The now Iltlll'hillltllblti ils"et'ltieti’s
dorlea now coming into one on tho
‘ Newfoundland linking banks have sev-
eral ingenious featured. lt‘our wa‘er-
tight compartments, taunted other
the how. stern and cross seats. keep
the staunch little emu afloat and pro—
vide receptacles for the storage of
clothing. food and water.
Watertight [mrtllolen in the tuna of
the seats give across to the Interior
of the tanks. The how and atom
‘tanlta olone are Ruliiclcnt ll; lit-op the:
now alloat, and at the same time.
tinys Popular Mechanics, they prov‘de,
receptacles for tho slorcure ot’ a limit-
od attpply of dry clothing, while one:
of the cross soul tanks in partially
liiled with food and the‘ other with.
water.
Moat imporlant and Ingenious how
ever are the northole. which give ac—
cess to the tanks through the bottom _
of the boat. should it he capsized,
Vv'l‘heae are net in the tint bottom. and f
unless a son is continually breaking
unscrewed, one at a lime and the?
food. water and clothing vouched. The
two {also heels are provided With
handholds as an aid to the men cling-
ing to the bottom.
A Kentucity mountain Wedding
They stood on the bridge. but it:
was not midnight. It was ’long about
tollboune, anti the Rev. S. It". iley-
lie united the young man (21) it low
questiona and then he pronoandod
similar interrogatories to the young
lady. Receiving satisfactory answers
the reverend gentleman told them
they were than and wife and to pro in
peace and not let it happen again.
They said they‘d try to and left {or
'l‘t‘ort tiny happy. 'lhoy w-ote two very
nice people. both teachers. The bride
nan Miss Mite Frasier of Spruce
Lick she looked eprure too—- and the
Louisa News
Midwinter Vipefl.
on a Dartmoor turn). a thousand feet
above the re:l_ by a lady.
oral rule vipers hibernate during the
winter months, and ennui! colonies are
occasionally found In a tornld condb
warmth. ’i‘ho reptile who met
death on liiarltnnor was copper color-
ed. null aouro naturalists contend that
there In mom than one variety of
llrltieh viper.
peculiarly venomous.
ways be distinguished from other
make; by the shape and markings o!
the head and by the dark zigzag
atrlpe running dean the middle of the
3 hack Westminster tlnretle.
Woman Enforce. curfew Lowe.
l
: alumina hurt the first woman pa~'
troiman in the State the city cota~
gnduelon having appointed lira. lilube
Iiuulett to the pmltlon Mia. Bennett
has been [iron a regular assignment
3 Mid drum a large n Jnlhly allpond
il’or bol- dutina She. looks after ju~
venilea and If our under 16 years or
gage are round on the street altar 8
l orlotk at night lltev will be arrested.
Mrs. iinaaett is to be provided with a
Junior and ulll have the some power
i” any member of the department.
3 When Juveniles are arrested they will
he brought to Itenduuartnm in an au-
mobilo which is owned by
Chief Wine. The city has no petrol ~-
Sapulpa correspondence Kant-tun (‘ity
Journal.
Women Hunt-re Wear Bowler Hate.
two provincial parka during the last
port for the obese nature they wear a
not look no ”dressed" and smart in
a bowler but. their type of face being
peculiarly suited to the chimney pot
and for «no or mind during a gallop
commend me to the bowlerwtloutlo
woman.
llow lirowth at Red Oak.
Growing red Unit for timber and
lumber to to be a new ml in Oregon.
7 On my farm near Turner, in Marion
County. is a rod Mk tree grown from
on acorn planted to April, 1870. more
than forty yearn m. The acorn grow
in tone. The tree is about eighteen
- location in diameter the feet above
the mood and the around and the
lonelier: will have to hustle their new
red oak trees taster than i have been
“able to do I: they gilt much lumber in
a Wino! twenty-live years on the
lands burned over by the meat lor-
nt tires. .... Correspondence Portland
OWN“.
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Kentucky Hospitality. "
The old adage goes that it never
rain: that it one: hot pour, and this
certainly pram true with Mr. and
intro. W. it some who it name to
outlaw room on Christmas
my om were landmine to parish
at their hospitality and tweaty- dour
, ”when over nldhhmnouat Vernon
a.
ovor the little craft. the ports may be i.
9 h. tn. Tuesday. aotrewhere near the ,
holds held them up with a license.»
bridegroom was l‘oula Lycan. son ot?’
Wayne Lycan at near Fort Guy.-
The alugular tniidneas of Decom-‘
her was strikingly illustrated in the»
killing ot a large viper at Christmas:
As a gen-3
tlon itvlnod together for the sake o!"
hll ,
a reddish kind belnx‘
ilul vipers very .
greatly in color. though they can in",
Police ‘
The writer has been uith one or,
few days and has noticed that not one ‘
woman in ten is wearing a silk hat. :
in the claim: of course there are many :-
mum who do not counldor tbem- ‘
solves either orthodox or fully equlp- ‘
tall but. True. some or them would .
ntylo o! headdress: but for comfort ‘
What Cash will Buy at
Bookmann’ s This Week
Magnolia or (’Liovrr Milk, can 9c .
Uneeda Biscuit, the Nation’s Soda, pkg 4c 1 i
Lean, tender Shoulders. per lb 10c : i "
Armour's Star'Hatns, lb l'6c 5 ..
19 lbs Granulated Sugar $1 'f
Fresh‘Milk‘or Soda Crackers lb\8ct ‘ ”
5 Very Best Butter lb 26c
Castle Haven Tomatoes can 7c
3 cans Campbell’s Soups . 25c
Maud S Flour, bag, 75c; bbl., $5.90.;
3 cans Lily Brand Corn 25c
3 cans Castle Haven Peas 25c
3 cans Fancy Tomatoes 25c
ALES
TEAS BUTTER WINES
COFFEES EGGS LIQUORS PORTERS
THENBlG sruas
A. F. Beckmann
& Company
88 Q 95 WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 440 SOUTH NORWALK
The Car that is Built to Sell on its Merits
THE HENRY
Call Us for a Demonstration
S. L. BENEDICT, Agent
Phone 692-2.
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The Kline Kat
A comfortable and speedy Touring Car. with a quiet running motor,
based on the finest mechanical principles. +30 four or live passenger
Touring Car. fully equipped, at t i675. Runabout, 31500.
W. B. UNHOLTZ :f
‘Agent for Western Connecticut 82 South Main St
Above All—”for Men who care
to dress well
“Shoes BARRY Oxfords
in all leathers
‘ ' $3.50 and :54
F LYNN'S BOOT SHOP)
R. H. FLVNN, Prop. 90 WASHiNGTON 8Tl
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saint Nicholas Ale
'l‘o taste it gives you a new idea
of what a good [limelight to he. The
moat perfect product of the brew
ar's shill. anpetlsing and healthful.
The host Aid for household are ho-
tcauae or its purity and nourishing
00‘” “All!
BEER,
Alllfiiltlefl. ‘ Taste it once, you'll on.
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yCItli‘I‘ElJJ’titlo A BARDANI
Agent! India Whart High Grade
Bur
Free Delivery Everywhere
The Astor Hous
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Norwalk Chronicler