. t l N . i ‘ . i ‘ ‘
are: of ‘iiart Schai’fner & Mari: Clothes,
Lane’ s
Ice Cream
Orders for Decoration Day will
, ‘VINOL .
The modern. TONIC RECON-y
STRUGTOR. containing the medio-
inal extractivea of Fresh Cod Liv-
receive prompt attention
“of"
‘All kinds of' Broadk‘and Cake,
Pure Homemade Candy
F. A. LANE
51 Washington Street,
South Nor-walk
"l
era, with Peotonate ot iron. 4,,
, , Sold only by
F. H. BAXTBR
o .
Ahderson's Launch Works
Launches *and Beats
of'a’ll- klnde promptly built
Beale For Sale
All kinds of Repairing giving epeeiai
attention _
oyster Shell Point. Norwalk
Mdnleorwalk people are openlyng
the day at Compo' Beach.
James Burlie.of the Brooklyn Navy
yard. is visiting relativesin ‘Norwalk.
Anson F. Keeler. of Courtlulid place,
spent yesterday in Danbury, on busi-
ness. ‘
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James J. Morris, of Bridgeport.
spent yesterday in Norwniii‘ on busi-
ness. ’
Mlas Edna Smith, of Wilton avenue.
is able to. be out after a two week's
illness.
The barber shops of the town re-
mained open last evening but areg
clotted today.
-*-r'
Richard Moore. of Norwalk. is
spending Decoration Day with friends
in Ridgefleld.
' John W. Weiss. of Berkeley street“
of Eastou, Pa. 1
Dr. Charles W. Many. obNorth are
nae, has recovered from—nu illness of
-Get a $5 Salety’llazor Outfit ior
850. See ad on Page Three.
a week's duration.
A hargeloud of pulp is being unload.
ed at the docks ol' the St. George Pulp
and Paper Company.
w—n
Mrs. John F. Roscoe. ol' Wootport
avenue, is visiting her son Frank Rus-
coe, of New York city.
Miss Mary Hubbell, oi lokeburat, N.
J... has returned after a visit with
lrlende in Main atreet. ‘
, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cousins. di!
Mott avenue. are unending several
macho at the home oi their son in
Brooklyn.
' .. . W
Gilbert it. Underhiil. of Wilton ovo-
nue. is having llla household eii’eola
moved from that etreot to Main etreet,
where he“ will reside in the future.
William Minck, proprietor ot the
Twin City Hillard Forlorn, in South
Main mm, is rueudlnn the holiday
"with relative. in Donbury.
' m ‘
Williom Tracey. eon oi Dr. and Mro.
.Willlalu J. Tracey. oi Welt avenue, re-
euoled hie dutie- et Yale University.
. thin morning. alter-gnawing four dayll
at home. .
Wm . .
John nonhuman. oi filth etreet.
Marielle in unending the day with
friend: in Philadolohiu. lie expected
to attend the honeboll unto between
the imitation and the Yankees this old
2 '3‘ Min Muriel lie all. at Brooklyn. N.
Y.. in the their! stream )ifl. little
' an... avenue. ov-
whim Bun-oil line
h
. r l rth lid: .
in entertaining his father Daniel Weiss, 1 No we k ove 1 one 3;
insulated last evening in the Memorial
. with oil “noon to the letlorrirrlveo.
: Mobile and blue oreoe Power. A
«racially mucous lino ‘
Henry Smith. otnaruara. is spend;
ing the holiday lithis home in Stuart
avenue.
Raymond Barrett,
spending Memdriul Day with friends,
in. Ridgelleld.
William‘Muis, or Broad River. 'is
spending Memorial Day with friends
in Ridgefleld.
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Flag Day is the next to be celebrated
at the public‘echoola and thin will
come on J one llih.
_.__...._z.._
Miss Lora Klugeland. of Wilton are
nue, is entertaining Miss Gladys More-3
house, of Greenwich. .«
W
Chester Kerr. of New York cily. is
spending the day with Miss Mary Soy
incur, or East avenue.
W
Miss Pearl Dickemau. of New York.
Mblty,‘ leuvlnloihg her lsrofndmother
Miss Ethel Masher, ol Cross street.
I
Day rush at DoKlyn'o bakery.
, Norman Poisely and friend, of Shel»
ton. are spending the day with Mr.
Poisely'e parents in Wilton avenue.
The flags on the verioue buildings
and homes of the town arei n evidence
today‘ in honor of the day»Memorlul
Day.
Mre. Jeane Colwell, of Main street.
is entertaining her sister Mrs. Richard
Boone, oi Poughkeopele. over Memorial
Day.
A part of the Norwallr Congregation-
al church is reeivlng the attention or
the militant and in looking line accord
inllly.
William Driecoll. of Tori-install, in
spending Memorial Day at the home 0!
his ulster Mills Mammal. Driuooli. oi
Strawberry Flill.
3!
William P. Blush-h. oi River Street.
will return to his dollar in the Honda
rue alter a row day» visit with New
York state friends. He went revefil
duty: in Norwalk recently.
W
The Ratohtord Bulidluu in Well
Itreet oooupieu by Allon'e Gate and
Druoo'o emery “.0?le been given
It coat at red paint and ill resplendent
in the bright color.
. W
‘wlutoreel will he added to uuoald
oily tom at the rate at 9 our mt.
after May 31.
wmmimloner at directr and Perkin
red white and blue orooe vapor. at
or men arming grew; on Mill an:
returner. The bill will be treated
The hermit merohento made their
em window: moot gimme for to
day with about“ Mr. untidy end
of Norwalk, is ‘
m 1 .. ..
The New Store.
.34 W?“ St. Norwgik," _
Shirtwaists
Pergolas, in Black and White
stripe, lilue and White stripe
and Red and White Stripe, $1.
LINGERIE WANTS
Dutch neck. high neck and short
sleeve. 93o to $3.99.
Dlnc'lt Lawns at 98c.
POBTOARDG. 6 let be. Local
View.
J. I. Mailette
(iormorly Mimi’mweon)
38 Woehington er.
a
4,, Wu .
It you take any part in the celebraiio of Dccor- ‘
gotten Day. if only all a spectator of what others do,
M ” better be well dressed ’ ‘ '
Hart
make some unusually good blue serge suite for us;
styles correct, qualitiee all wool. pact. right. We
, have other iahrice. of course; greys. brows. tons; and
overcoate of all styled.
Suits , $18 and W.
“ mo STORES: .
SOFT CRABS
All Kinds Of Fresh Fish and Lobsters
Round and Long Clams!
it!»
and at the.“
health at others.
Dr. J.
Tel. 449
Hours:
Avoid
Undocessory Expense
and you will have
Mou‘eytoDeposit
in our
Savings Department
South Norwalk
o
14 South Main so
South Norwelk
FREE; DELIVERY.
Sanitary" Living
Soolotlen aihd lndlx ldunls are seeking
lo bring nboiui hotter sanitary condi
tions in our cities and villages by
health departments and inlpecionl:
while a grout deal ol good in being done
in tbiwu‘y. ouch poi-eon has lndivld~
uni responsibilities in the matter.
mouth lull u! decayed and unwhole-
some teeth. iiil‘ even. one decayed tooth
may be the} means oi inlectinl the
whole eyotelin with home oontealouu
dleeeeo, prodLuoing alckneeu and death.
me time endangering the
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish .Market.
TELEPHONE 10% '
to South him at. South Norweik
bin. in. to 8 p. in.
Sun-
dmrby appointment only.
A
Let me out your
mouth in a nhullury condition.
illilil sun as ‘ ~ ,i
Millilili ill llllull ..
interwar: Exercises by the i’u ‘
- yoaterduy afternoon of a number of
. attractive programd. hold tor the most
‘ part in the veriousuohool class rooms
, The three highest guides combined
’and American liege,
"cliiidrcn‘ was excellent in every detail
. and was the source of delight during
, i’oern~~liurrah tor the Flag, by the
: Sollg~~~My Country, "i‘ia oi Tee, Helen
J brook.
Miami's
Beef. ' “
Extract
» is
extrl
hurt or use.
F
beet tea.
lien termed cold, on
a , . lwnwportleuieriy in
‘ hot rather-ml cannot be
the great reliance of
the ‘CDDk needing ‘Zelorlr"
for loops, grandee, cutreco
and hther things.
" ‘1 ltiir nothing hutthc pure
oi at prime heel, new
‘7 none and spiced ready for
' luvolids. physicians
. rccu intendiimeltmakcoa
declloue and nourishing,
oils Given Yesterday
:9. . Alteration
The Center School but the scene
their medians and held them in the
assembly hall. The hull was prettlly
decorated for the occasion with dow‘
ere, hunting or red white and blue
Two lines that
had actually seen war, covered with
bleed statue and rent by bullets, had
been loaned (or the occasion and add-
ed.,.ill‘eatly to the realistic features.
There. Was also a military sash that
had been through the war as a part“
of the decorations. Six melubera oi
Bookingham Post 6 A. R... spoke to
the pupils, relating. roomy a war- -tlme
lnoldent'and narrow‘ escape. which
thrilled the youth of the school as .
nothing else could hale done. One
member or Buckingham Pout Relief
Corps alsoyentertained the children
with a short talk. - .,
" The following program given by the
the afternoon:
.. Kindergarten. ‘
Treachery-«Misses Charlotte Franks:
and Grace Stommell.
class.
' Stanley and Kate Messy.
Recitationw'l’hree Little Sisters. Wil»
ilnln lly.ult , 4
Sour-The Soldiers. glean
ltecliationw’i‘he Flare.
‘Hawxhuml, (tiara Friedtandex. Em-
ma (.rowley. Mary Fulton, llurliei
Smith and Marion Walsh.
Flag Sulate-Class
Sonngaluie to the Fing-Clnas.
Soldier Games.
Grade l.
Teacher ~~~~~ Eleanor Smith.
Sorlu~~tlnwurd, Christian Soldiers.
clues.
RecitationM-Memory‘ Day. Floyd
Keene.
Recitationwll‘or My Country, nines.
Memorial Day Soup—George Brother
too, Julia Sachs, Ruhoy brunkleidt
and (I eiia Chandlelt
Recitationml Know 3‘hree Little Sla-
lere. Maybelle (iohlcl'.
lleadlng-wl-‘or Grandpa e Sake, Chester
Cometoclt. .
Sousa—lint! (lolunlblu, clans.
Baillie.
Reclinilou~~bet Lillie Honda. Kather‘
lilo Kline.
Our Pledgewthleio Bruce.
Barlow-America. with salute to
ling. clone.
the
Grade ll. , .
Teacher—~iliro. Elulo \Varren’Smlih.
Sour-My Country lg America. clans.
Recitation~~hiy Conn ry. five children.
Salute to the li‘lugwtiinoo. .
Bong ~~~~~ (l llrlna the File, clues.
limitations—«Doro to be True. nix boye.
Song-«militiamen, class. .
Grade iil.
Touchermllim. Elizabeth Middle-
Songwo Columbia. the Guru oi the
Ocean, clan.
Rocilellon¥«ll'log Salute. cluen.
Recitation—Mm the Red. White and
Blue. Herold Newland.
llecillltionmlier Papa. Marlon King.
Reoltatlon~-»My Country, Jacob liege.
rioumfltmericn. clone,
0 i ld”..iel....ioe..Kil',M
_, Grade w-A.
Teacher~~~llilu Joule Poyvoz.
Souzmllrluyiux li‘lowero.
iteoliationwltomemhronoe. Anna Bier.
ling.
Sonrmtlolllluhlu.
Doom. elm.
Recitationwmlnblomn oi Decoration
Day. Haul l’odewill. Gertrude Will
balmy and “millionaire. ,
Schumann; oi the Native Lend. clear.
aommnlowor veneer. elm.
Swallow-«For lily Country. Ludwig
Deniers
Recitationwllook Them With movies-e.
Stella Sol-exile. " .
Somewhat. (Shiloh altering, Melon
““0“. ‘
Whirl item at Home. close.
muuonmmmo or the mom.
to Worthy. Antoinette omit.“
middle W ole ocular.
,Wmma. «liner. ‘ '
the Gem of the
Elizabeth ,
‘llccltutlonwa Winning Company, Juliei
I ’l‘uet Memorial in: one.» one
‘3 Our Sture will be open from
‘ 780nm illlioa. m.
DfiCORATION DAY ‘ 59'0““.
. wan". ‘ai’mnmuln open until mo tonight. ‘
l
Tans
CDFFEES.
SELECT
oneccales (w
. wmee‘
_ 1 notices
A. F leckmann 81 C
83 a. 83 Washington Street
Considered by many the best type at
low cut slice. Made on the moot mod~
crn lasts. Do net'siip at the heel or
gap at the sldce. Pa out Coll. Gun
Metal. Velooze and Buckskin.
$2. 50. $3, $3. 50, $4
A comfortable and speedy Touring Car. with a quiet running mot
based on the finest mechanical principles. 4-30 four or five paeoen
Touring Car, fully equipped. at S1675. Runabout, $1500.
W. B. UNHOLTZ
Agent for Western Connecticut 82 South Main S;
-m...wm..m My... my... _.....WW Wynn—n”.—
[illiiil lu lullllil"
lleadlngm'i‘he Voice orlhe South, Mur-
Fullere‘l or'wlmam We‘rdenC
lei Bartiiii.
lflBfltiiDE‘hThE Voice of the North,
Robert Hazlett . - ,
iSong-w’l‘hree Cheers for The iuuerai services over the re»
White and Blue, clues. mains ol‘ the lute William Wardcnft'lh
Recitation-w Memorial Day. Marguerite blankilu axneuue were held yesterduyr'
afternoon trom his late home at 3: 30
o‘clock, Rev Louis B Howell, rec ’
of St Pauls church officiating. The?
Brown.
Recitation—Memorial, Day.
scnlces wele largely attended and oil
ilorul tributes beautiful. 'lhe inter».
E ‘Woilyung.
'Reciintion-thtle Hands. Carolyn ilel
ment iolloued the services in the :
. Norwulk cemetery. '
the 1196.
Josephine
ford.
Recitation-«An offering for the Sol~
diere, Muriel Dudley.
Sells—~Aulericn, clues.
Grader VI, VII and VIII. "W" °' "m- ”‘3'” ”mi“-
'I‘cncilerelelia Julie .i. Stowe, hire. . The funeral of the late Mrs. Marie ,
Jeanie O‘Connor, lilies Laura Raymond. Hannah Barnes, oi Bullion Hill. was'
.l’lnno DuetW—Fiug March, lilaio‘ltwui. held yesterday Mternoou from her late . :
er and Annie Vurion. theme M 2 o'clock,- ilev. 2. A Marlin,
ReellatiOII-fiA Monument tor the our rectorOYSi- Matthew churchomclutw
dicta, Montague Dawson and Eve lug. interment followed in the comet
lyn Ferris. tori ui Poplar Plains. The deceased.
Recitation-ar-Momorlui Day, Kulheriuo in uurvlred by her husband. Albert 1...
Gray. Bur nee.
Recitelloum'l’ho Old
Chat-loll Murphy. .
Recitationw-‘i‘he Blue and the may,
Cecelia Sarita.
ltocllaiionmfilmltier the Flowers, Lil
“a
Funeral of litre. Shuttle.
The funeral services over the
undue of hire. Tillie Shullie. ol
utreot who died Saturday, were Mel
llun Germuechlm. laol mulling at 8 o'clock. llov. Frau
(‘horuew- Kellen American Hymn lD Torrey. butter or tile Nor-walk a“
Recitation—MA Holy Nation. llyeleon lhmiiotrhlurb (initiating. The remain
Fins " Former.
Kinguluml. uoro taken to New York city thl
Rocltntloil-wliei u: Forgot. Elisabeth morulull. tor interment lu blllheru
Sluueon. . (Jewelery. . ‘
llooltationwold Flog. liowurd Cour . W
slooll. Funeral oi it .E. Hues-ll. ,
Recitatlouwin One til-live. Daniel Sle- Tho funeral or Veteran Robot ‘
xriol. " lllloeoil. ol the Fitch Home (or
Recitationm'i‘he Soldiorll' Dirge. Wli lore. who died Saturday, were held? ,
lieu: (Berliner. terrier afternoon at 2 oeloolt from
Sour-women“. nohooi Gilmllll.
Recitationmiuitio hey Blue,
Smith.
Recitationwrlethen little. Annie Van»
loll.
heellatiouu-oohn the Billet. Hurry nine
hing. . ,
Quotation-whom bun, Seventh smile.
Reveille on bugle. ii”. i... bummer.
Ghoruem’l‘eutlug on the Old Camp
Ground.
’l‘eoe on their. i". 1... Chandler.
Wm by comma» or Streamline:
'1',th and tailor oi the Geller Goren.
“(Piano autos—{lo humour. include
Richardson. ‘ ‘
Home chapel. The remains were
terror! later in liprinuiirot'o cellulite
Dorian.
Eetollo
W
Hiram a. Goomhe.
'l’he romaine or nil-am 8.1m ‘ '
who died my 2. were removed
the vault Saturday null interred ill
Homily diet in Riverride cemetery
the menace of relative: and id ’
Till OLD STORY.
Tired and daily. I arty were It
in: by train from o holidily trim
idea. a little hallo moo. lieu ,.
am tom. but dropped or .
, on the rock when W '
bonnet, unlimited Slimline Flora
clean the mo wire up.
“mm m ‘ W utilise/.9113!” dull to thio huoitetr
M
ovon our collect.
Norwalk Chronicler