Special Sale of White
pRuff-lei Curtains
at 390 8: 500 a pair
SASH CURTAINS
with ruffle or plain. at
25¢ a pair
E. K. BANKS
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK,
SOUTH NORWALK
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SOUTH NORWALK FIRE ALARM
BOXES
Fire. Alarm Headquarters tit Electric
Works. Telephone for fire alarms,
No. 24.
3——-*\Vushlngton and North Main Sta,
Malincltemo Hotel.
d~fllay and Raymond Sis.
limi'R & i'} Corset Factory. private.
. 6-~-~l-loyt's Theatre.
7—Norwulk Hospital.
8-~Music Hull,
URL
Swill-use St.
12~-—“‘v’cst St, Franklin School.
13-*(,‘oncord St. Concord and Lincoln
Schools,
14~North Main and Ann Sts.
15»»l»ligh St. and llnyrlcw Ave.
liiw‘V-Norwnlk Iron Works.
ill—West Arc. and Cedar St.
18- iwligh School, West Ave.
21~West Si. and Taylor Ave.
23r-~r*iflly Ave. and Lowe St.
24—-(‘ licstnui. and lieurys Sis
25—3—‘South Main and Monroe Sis
26- Lexington Arc. and Anslln St.
27-— West and lillm (.rme. Sis.
31—»SOIIth Main SL, bet , Grave
, hlendow Sis.
32~—~*(l\1) Electric Works, State St.
3i-w-‘Sprlng and Clay Sis,
35~~‘°‘Ilnvllund and Water Sis.
37-~~*Lockwood Mfg. Co.
«ll-lr‘airfleld Ave. and Cedar St.
42~~’i‘ayior Ave. and South St.
43~Woodwnrd Ave. and Meadow St.
don-Burritt und Quintard Aves. nnd
Water St.
46 it oodwurd and llowndes Aves.
51~Golden Hill St and id lrnwood Ave
at Washington St. ‘llridgc . w
53-Preight yard and Ann St. private.
54~Norwalk Lock Co. Private.
' Denotes non-interfering boxes. M,
master box, from which the number of
any box can be sounded. '
One stroke at 12 noon and 8 p. m,
' standard time, 1-
.One stroke at odd times, testing or
line open. 1-
Two strokes after an alarm, tire out,
recalls department, 1-]
Three slow strokes, water to be shut
off. 1-l‘~—1
At 12:05 p. in, each Wednesday. a
. box is pulled for test.
Fire alarms for any district also re—
ceived by telephone, 24.
and
The Hospital Whist Club will meet
on Friday afternoon of this week, at
3 oc'lock, with Mrs. Myron W. Osborn.
of 57 Osborn avenue, East Nor-
walk.
in
Mrs. B. A. Austin, of West avenue.
is quite ill at her name and her friends
are considerably worried over her
condition. Her daughter, of New York,
has been sent for.
A special meeting of the South Non
wall: the department will be held at
Putnam Hose Company's quarters,
tomorrow evening‘at 8 o ',clock to take
action on a cammunication from the
Danbury tire department. '
A daughter arrived Sunday in the
iamily of M r. and Mrs. Edward Kenna,
‘in Norwalk. Mrs. Keene was former-
ly Miss Florence Nash, or Weston.
while Mr. Keene. is a brother of R. 1".
=1). Carrier Chariot Keene. ”
‘ v, ”Get a til Safety Ralor Outfit for
.Jtitc. See ad on Page Three.
‘ Alsop L. Reynolds, the tormer auto
mobile» animation. -is breaking. in on
the local trolley lines. Mr. Reynolds
recently conducted a laundry business
in New Rachells. lint has returned to
, Norwnik. His runny friends wish him’
innocent in- hin "on position.
hotels Clifford and
WEATHER FORECAsT
For, Norwnllr and vicinity: Contin-
ued unsettled weather with light ruin
tonight, probably iolloned by clearing
on ’l‘hursdu:; warmer tonight; modes
ate east shit this to southwest winds.
The western disturbance has movcd
eastward and reached the coast last
night. it is now producing lighil‘nin
from Virginia, to Maine. Showers have
occurred during the last 24 hours on
the South Atlantic coast. and In the
northern sections from Montana \ensb
ward to Muiuo. Sit-{bill was reported
from Helena, Mont.
WEATHER ».A YEAR AGO TODAY
Temperature: Low, 53; high, 81.
Partly cloudy.
Hurry Wilkins. of South Norwnlk,
is spending the (lay in New York city.
Joseph Davis invites yotil‘ inspection
of the ilnesi in summer shirts. Prices
in adv. ‘
llarry McAlllstrr. of the Norwullr
post oiiico, is enjoying a short vacu-
tlon from his duties.
Deputy SllQl‘llY Snmucl (I. lrolnnd. of
South Nor-walk, is spending the day in
l-lnrti‘ord on business.
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A well attended anniversary mass
was celebrated in St. Mary's Cirin'ch
this morning for the Into I’. ll. liwycr.
if you have anything in the line 0:
runs, metals, rubbors, etc... for sale.
read the prices pnid by William lif-
i‘ron. 1h”; Fort street. The urlv. will be
found on page iii.
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The Knights oi Chlumbus, (‘ulhoilc
Union Council. held a meeting last ore»
plug in the West nvcuue club house,
and routine busluess was transacted.
among other things.
Ellook‘~“»$5.50 l’anninus.
nu—
O'Brien.
Conu’ilalns have been .comlnrg in
from High street regarding the often-
sive odor which cniunnted from a catch
basin onlhat street. The street de-
partment cmployes cht to the place
this morning, to clean the pit out and
found a dead bull dog ihcrcin.
The sand our of the Connectictu com-
puny was busy all morning on the West
avenue, Broad River ‘and Winnlpauk
lines. the ruin having made the rails
quite slippery. The car did excellent
work with the sand and prevented a
great deal of trouble for the motor-
For four coupons printed in The
Sentinel and one dollar in cash you
can got {our cabinet photographs in
folders) at George S. North'I studio.
The only condition is that you present
the coupons and cash within" thirty
days. The adv. will give you further
information.
Lee F. Hanmer. associate director of
department of child hygiene. Russell
Sage Foundation. will awe an tilin-
tratsd lecture. “Public Playgrounds
and School-houses as Recreation 0011'
tors," at the Norwaih High school. Fri.
day. May 28. 8 p. in. under the sum
pleas ‘of the Woman‘s Municipal
League ct South Norwau.
edict a 35 Surety Razor Outitt for
850. See ad on Pans Three.
The Florence McMahon Kindornn
tan hold in annual May party in tho
woods yesterday morning.
Stadium Macmriand. who left South
Norwaih today. A b'cnutltul table was
made of toms and wild flowers. {on
Which the banquet was him had pinch!
‘ on or with rest. (inmo- w‘o’ra mm
and a «ch1! sircn’ in the partial! . ‘
schcoimsto. , .
Welcome Btranonr Lodge, Boris ’I
it Was a ,
. farewell party to one at the pupils.
,OUT;IOORl
FU RNITUR
Comfort and conVehlcnce make it dosirabio that eVery
home should have one or more pieces of Porch or Lawn,
‘ , Furniture.’ We are showing some spigndid values in
Porch Chain. Lawn Sutton, Porch Screens, Hammocks.
Also our line of Sargon Doors. Window Screens. Lawn-
mowers, Garden Hose, ice ci‘eam FrcfiérI, Heirloom.
tors, Blue Flame Oli Steven. and at prices that you should
‘ not fall to take advantage of.
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
12-18 NORTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK.
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Fe rtiliz ers
For farm. garden. lawn. ilowcr bed. Stable Manure. l'ointo Manure,
Superphonphnte. (lround llone, Ashes,
ash, Nltrute of Soda, etc.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
lland Plaster. Morlute of Pot-
”OWOWQ
“comm
“BONNIE" LITTLE CHICK FEED
This is a homo product, fresh each day. composed of old cracked
corn. millet seed. cruckcd whcitt. steel cut. out most. and only materials
that grade in every respect up to our high standard urn used. A com-
plete. grain ration for little chicks. prepared estmclnliy to mcct the
needs during tho critical period 0! chick life. Contains elements of
.ioud which insure cosy digestion and rapid. healthy growth. 1 honost~
Iy believe it to he the best chick food on the market. bccnnsc it has
all the good things that the best of them have, with the uddcd benefit
of being fresh. which is most essential.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality. last in price. always in the minds of its custom-
ars Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses. ‘uttlo and Poultry
HIGHEST BEER PERFECTION
promising picnsurc with ovary
draught is tightly corked in ev-
cry bottle hrundr-cl lluppcrta. Set
i‘rcc, anml’i's liver is sparkl-
inn. cl’fcrvcsccol Mina to the put
utc. anstuuama to the stomach
and an all 'rouuti body builder
licitcr than nit-.dlcluc it costs
less; $1.15 a case, delivered.
Free delivery everywhere.
Magnet & Flynn
C bickering
Gahicr
Huntington
SEVERAL PARTIES lN COURT.
Norwaik Police Called to Quail 3 Dis-
. h
turbance at William Ferrlo' Home. i
There was a liitl ( mi\- -up last hit: htl
jut 3 o‘clock and thcrcnhonis is int-
ilmmc of Mr. and Mrs. William Ferris.
éof Main street. Mr. Ferris and his
‘ wife engaged in n iislic monomer. and
glitz lr‘rrris and u boarder nnmcd Wil.
‘lhtm 'l‘huycr. wcrc also lighting. The
hols“ hiirnr‘icd some attention imiob‘
stairs and a policeman was secured.
[in nlrmngcd to arrest all lhl‘m‘ pnr~
‘ licipuntn. which was not it Very grout
,l‘eat tor hy the than he arrlrod they
iii‘i‘i‘t! noticeable enough. The pincer
inlso detained iloorzo Nichols. colored.
who was found in tho Ferris home no
u wiint-ss
This morning rhc trouble of the For-
ris family and others were aired he
Extra Large
Size
Coal . $5 a ton
HARRIS & GANS C0.
Telephone
08 Water Street
No. 2 PLAIN TALK
tram a Garage Manager
In our last talk on the garage buolucu we outlined the toolkit»
non of auto owners running their car: without examination. to such
an “out that like the "chairman shay." they were in a good nondi
than this]! apart all over. All a result or that Id. we are glad to say
that this more considerntn owncm am coming around in Krcmr num‘
"roan it in our intention to say a my words on the subject or
QXIIOIIIIQI. AI we all know. the running “poms: condoned with an
. auto are: higher than they should be and the alumni question. not only
with the ownor but with the (crash can u Wall, is how to not the
belt reunite at the lowest outlay of capital. From the standpoint of
some [arms the usual method is to do the work so cheaply no porn
Iihlc and ammo us much {omit as you can: from the owner' a point at ‘
View it is to do II little on the car as polsiblo In that it will run.
Truly. My friends. both ways are owns. it can't not something for.
nothing but trouble, and the owner as not as the garage man mutt
moot on a mutual ground in this manor to not the but rat-tilts. To
our way or thinnluc. the common around him turns sour woitK v
=F0lt it MODERATE Pltom. and Its art trying to hammsr this into ~
the heads or some of our cuItomsrs. Worn it not that “hops springs,“
eternal hi the human breast.“ in would almost dstpair oi success.
However. the humour AUTO 00. («is that this to tho rloht wan! '
and the right way in tho only way no intend to swan.
tit George did not clout smears in Mr .
. ”out ., tit their liltinllni as was reported.
” foro hinge Edward M. Lockwood in
“ it huppencd in some such manner on
lhc Norwaiii sldn of the town court.
the following; ’l‘linycr boards with
tho l-‘crrlaes. Mrs. h‘crris hurl done
scrim washing ior Mrs. Nichols. and
‘Mr. Nichols had appeared to pay the
bill. He did so and was invited in to
have a clean or beer. “lie accepted
'and found In the room. Farris. his
wife, and Thuycr. -
The hour was passed around and
soon riluappourod. Meanwhile Mrs.
Ferris insisted on going after a second
pail. against the rcmonstrances of hor
husband. The argument between them
ended in a light. in which several
blown were struck, and as Nichols on,
the witness stand expressed it “Thu
air was full of lists and faces and l
s‘poso someone was hit."
Nichols interfered in the tight for
"'tis not right for, a man to hit a
woman.“ he said, and than Thnyor
wanted to know whether it was any
business of Nichols' or not. Farris
told Thnyer to "shut up." and than
came ihslr wrestle and tight. This
time. according to Nichols. “they lost
tiltui'aily rolled around on do tin“ and
hiatus and punches and scratches."
Ferris came out on tub and delivered
a. couple at blow for inch, and lo, and
behold the policeman had mods his
appearance
The Forriaen have never gotten
along very woli leather. and at one
time started a suit tor divorce. The
husbandhrorniud to be hotter to his
wit. it she I return and "Ibo did and
young woman and more partway co
pubic ct tuition cars of herself with
her habitual, who it 1 mail min. ‘
The outcome pointed thatt‘i‘lisror
‘ trot tho hours or too tronhig. lining um
boarder out or work. hanging
. around the house all day, while “huh-
Lyncs. in MI recommendation. Prom
outing Attornsy Goldwhinidt solicit
town he anointing! and that that
Martin cm no ccatlnucd. '
Nothing Binds the Home T res
onset than a Good Piano
M. Sonnenberg Piano Co.
E 104 Washington Street.
, ho was.” Mrs. Words in units a large .
to" worsen standiiy tor hither: and ‘
Q
it doesn’t take a very close observer to see
that homes with Pianos are happier than
those without. it seems a pity that any
home should be without the retiring influ-
ences of music. when a good place can be
had from us on very easy payments.
We accept as little as $lii when the piano“
of your choice is sent home.
‘range to pay the balance at as low rate as
$5 a month.
You can hr-
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR'
Kranich 81 Bach
Sterling
Mendelssohn
PIANOS
South Norwalk
H. W. Hart, Manager
HOW ABOUT PAINTtNG
your auto? Top or body need
oi'erhnuling? Wheels? New trim-
mings or slip covers Anything
mission? Let us figure with
you tho next time your car re-
quires attention. We are ex.
pert auto mechanics and under-
stand all makes.
W. A. Hanford
42 NORTH MAlN 51'.
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DO YOU WISH TO BE A
BUSINESS SUCCESS?
Then you must have a Business Training
wrong with the engine or tranSv *
Merrill Summer School
PO RT cuss‘res STAMFORD SOUTH NORWALK
.' i_
5! WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 488.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
0.13. Jackson
Optician
stands tor the Krit Knr,
bout of its kind.
$900.00
‘ Stands for the itcnsonn.
not hard to ilnd.‘
. l in the impression oi Style
. I .n t. 3...... , Top and
. > n the Total cost. A than , Equipment
‘ T . Iutn indeed. . - .
Complete. 'with
Good Butter .1 .
‘CStrictly Fresh Eggs
onus or thoolats its Horns Grown Auburn in; ..........
“am mgamohggniggingg than m“...
a“ “m addllll ‘ llhlilailtl
'~ has ........7t‘c Homoxtlrcwn Rhubarb, hunch ..
n” usfl‘dmatou orinnmhiirs, Wax.
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Norwalk Chronicler