jiSp ecial ale of White
5;. :V, Ruffle Curtains
" .at 39c 81% 501: a pair
‘ SASH CURTAINS
» with rui‘ile or plain, at'
' 25¢ a Tpali-
E K BANKS .
MAI-VIAGVKEMQ HOTELK BLOCK.
‘ SOUTH 3NQWAL
‘SOUTH NVOBWALN fVIRE ALARM
BOXES .
Fire Alarm Headquarters at Electric
V. Works. Telephone for fire alarms,
No. .24.
~ Sf‘Washlngton and North Main VSts .
'3 Maha‘ckemo Hotel.- '
4——"Day and Raymond Sis.
_ s—rn & G Corset Factory. pilv’ate.
', SeHOyts Theatre. ’32 _ f
, 7L-Nori'va‘lk Hospital. ' \
8*Musio Hall, hotels Clifford and
' City ‘
' , 9—4 Cross St
12-*West St.. Franklin School.
I3—‘Concord St; Conco1d and Lincoln
_ Schools
14-North Main and Ann Sta.
Iii—High St, and Bayview Ave.
16r~*Norwalk Iron Works.
“fl-West Ave. and Cednr St..- »
18~ngh School. West Ave.
ZIv—West St. and Taylor Ave.
23»~*Eiy Ave. and Lowe St. '
24~0hostnut and Henrys Sis.
25—-"S'ou‘th Main and Monroe Ste.
,zVileexlngtVon Ave. and Austin St.
274-West and Elm Grove Sts.
. ill—South Main St. bet. (lime and
Meadow Sis.
, .32—‘(M'1 Electric “’01“: State St.
” .34w‘SprIng and Clay Sta
35—-*liavllanti and Witter Sis.
37~‘Lockwood Mfg. Co. .
ilwiI‘aIrtield Ave. and Cedar St.
4z—~Taylor Ave. and South St.
ilk-Woodward A1e. and Meadow St.
45~Bu1ritt and Quintaid Aves. and
‘ Water St.
(Ev-Mioodward and Lowndea Aves.
52 Washington St. Bridge. .
53—«Freight ynrd and Ann St . private.
64—Norwalk Look 00. Private.
* Denotes non- interfering boxes. M.
‘ diaster- box; front which the number oi
any box can be sounded.
One stroke at 12 noon and 8 p. 111.,
' standard time. 1-
, pits stroke at odd times. testing or
line open, 1-
. “ Two strokes after an alarm. fire out,
*rchalls department, 1-1
_ Three slow strokes. water to be shut
,. on. 1—«1——1 ‘
. At 12: Skip ”in. each Wednesdaysa
‘ box is pulled for test
Fire alarms for any district also re-
oVered by telephone 24.
Miss Marrion Rowland. of Brooklyn.
spent yesterday with Albert Mnlklu. at
Franklin avenue.
Arthur 1‘. Murray. oi Norwsikfihoa
launched his one launch and took not
. a party yesterday afternoon.
MM ‘
Mitt Elle cowpénnwm, of Henry
V “onset, South Namath, has,“ gone to
causes. where the will spend several
weeks with her sitter.
’ Mott all ot the automobiles which
1 parsed through Norwalk yesterdoy.
and there were a nurnber Were decora-
ted With small AmeriV “ '
, the North. Atlantic coast. ‘ :_ .f -. .
i
i
"spcuding the (lay
V 51»(xoiileu.ldllh.3tana Rimmed. Air-1. 30111393 this morning
’ Danbury, on June 9.
cloudy and rainy tonight and Thurs-
day: not much change In temperature; .
WEATHER FORECAST...
VVFor Norwallo and vicinity; Generally
moderate to brisk andk’southenst winds.
Ruins new. been quite general durio‘si
3 the last 48 hours troi'u the Rocky Mono-3
~ talus eastward to Ohio and Neithmi:
Oklahoma. This tires Includes the
greater part of the corn and wheat
belts. Moderate temperatures prevail .
in all sections. it is raining this
morning in the Lake region and along
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TVODAVY
Temperature; 13.0w, 52; l1lgi1,il2.
Cloudy.
W
Dr; Wilcox has taken possession of
his summer home. in Tokoneke.
-...._.....—..1..—.._.
-Cl1iol Harold F. (.‘lnilt‘. of Washing-
ton alleet. has purchosed a new horse.
.The last chorus rehearsal of the pin ,
[ills of Mrs. J. C..Te1vkirlt, was held,
Monday evening.
"Ming” yesterday atternoori.
Percy Wilrnoi,
yeateiday‘, VioVr medican treatment
W
yesterday Van the guest ct Mr. and Mrs.
Frank F Huntington, of Ci‘esoe‘nt Ter-
“168.
Attorneys John Keogh and Maine
lenh Chndee. of_ south Notwulk are
in gBridgepoit on
business V V
Viihrry Street \rho linsVV l1een'aerious-
ly ill with an arrival: ol’ the mumps,»
sunied his work at 111.131.191.11 Brothers‘
A‘wa.
V ~VToV11ight. V'i‘rinity 'C-hVuruh VCllViVoVir In
Peak Sisters from Ainslie. Parish
,iloll. at S o 'cloclt. Admission, 22' .1 cents.
Cake and oieain on sale V 4 V
have taken rooms with Mrs Leslie
31! miner.
.
850. See ad on Page Three. .
merits will be inside for the trip to
Miss Bettie Schinehl and Miss Ver-
ona Bolty. at Greenwich. are speodlns
the day with their aunt, 1m. Fred»
and other relatives _,
motorcycle trip. its otohwd at Troy;
Norman hurl GodtrVéV’Vd Show took sev-
eral paitlee out in theii line speed boat _
of South Norwolk. V ‘V
' was admitted to the Nogwalit Hospital _
Mm. E. A. Graham and “unwrap;
Miss Kate Grhham of New York city, 1
Smith. oi Elmwaod venue. for the 3"
W .
-~GVet a $5 Saietyriisitor. onto: tor
lok Jonathan. 1)! Washington street.
'LeoV Matheio. 0! upper Mata street. V
returned last evening train 11 lenathy‘
N 11.. itud visited Willett Ohio-r1. oi
-VVthoV doctor away. Take
‘3jjz3-1‘sto I-VIV‘VVMAVVVV s a TV
Vlf yVouV Vwant a walk lui
grading. illlanoV. excavation,
piowlno, or any kind at work 3 .
call on
OHIVVVCK FEED
fl”l1ls is a home product fresh Veaoh at... composed of old cracked
VV‘V’VVcoi-n’. inflict View; cracked wheat. ntesi cutout meal. and only material:
that grade in every respect up to our high standard are used A rotor
Vplete grain ration for little chicks. prepared especially to meet the
needs during the critical period of chick lite. Containst elem infinite of
food which insure easy digestion and rabid. healthy g.rowih I honesty. '
3 iy believe It to be the best chick he: on the market because it has 1V
all the good things that the best of them have. with the added benefit
of- being fresh which in most essential.
. _ MANUEL TOROV HATCKV
First In fidelity. that in’ price. always in the minds. 0: lie cit-mi V
erswllonnie Home Ground Food for Home. Cattle and. Poultry
Misc Bile Eyuce. of Bridgeport. epeniV 3 > ' ‘
SATISFACTION: sass
‘ mo enrisrAcriou BOTTL-‘V
V we
_ 3 go lmnd in hand when iluppert’n
is on the label It‘s useless to
thin beer unless it. corner on to
mimhrcu‘nteoa «are more of
“3'Rilliptil'h'l bottlods liner mate
3 81.15. right: at your door. 'I‘ry
i1 and then you‘ll know all
about It. V
Fr“ Salivary Everywhere. . ‘
~ Phone 5424
There will be a special nicotine oi. .VV .,
Old Well Hook on Ladder Company.
this evening. at which time arrange- ‘
‘ _ n. and sited-o train will start mu:
.tlve June 4 were nowhnoed yam-
, Waterhur
‘ . tern River at 2:35 p.111-
1 aey.Clty the train will run via Broad .
V ‘31 room New York the mall and pa-
,per train will leave at «1:45 11. 111.111
’ stead of 4:49, and the. train 101* New.
-a.1‘m..irunnlng through to New Lon-
, ‘Junctton and Madison, due New Hu-
f moire inimh of u hurrah About “
chimp-your! llud It out it no _ f
fadoth Norm“: andHStamtorti The
present 7 (lo p. m. unlit wtll More New
Whirl: at ”hill p.111.
your will not berry coaches and with
V the; Portland trains will? be run via
V ‘ Bprln‘ltield and ‘Woroslter.
day afternoon 1.1117131. rend. The tumor»
ton sV'VtV 8: 00V
New Haven a ll. 39 a. will leave at
. 3 noon. matting additional steps
a South Norwelk and arrive at Mon
Beyond .1...»
street station.» Ehiiadelphia. and
rive at Washington at it: 55 p.111.
31'
nice ten minutes later than at pres»
ent. . ’
Haven will ion-vs at 8‘: (13 a. m. A train
Valid will Connect tit Hartford with
1Sutton train running via Waterbury
and New Britain. .
The New Haven express now leav-
omit stone at Wentport and South:
_ port. and arrive at New Heron at 7 .
The 9:30 p. in. local from New; -
York will arrive at New Haven ten
11111..
minutes earlier. and 1‘ the Portlnnd
train y’vlli Vietlve New You: at 10; 1’10 p.
ten... intttta of via New 1.9mm.
on Sundays beginning June is: s
new train will leave New York at ii
don ranking the principal stops and?
return from New Motion at 7:30 p.
in. stopping at E. Lyme. Sayhrook‘
veil at 8: it «loud New York at 10:35
9.111
The earns out a new train is ml
or New mm at i112: p. 111.. stop
”plug in each direction at Bridgeport,
tint stop. one at New Haven at 9: 30
, Fl .
‘ On the Shore Line the trains oiibhe
. the some as last summer except theV
Colonial. which will one at 4:10 and
* Arrive at Button at 8105 p m. ‘ ,
IFltohhh’rg and not :i-iii’rbor trains
will begin mouth}; thine filth and the
through truths to Newport. Vt, White
Nountainh. Keene._ N. ll"
The Bar Harbor, trains this
The usual hummer schedule will be
luuthliod between New Haven and
run until June not. but the onion
in chum
Symphonic“ train out in hunt
damn" st ”351141141111 at William»
town at ‘S‘ iii 11.91.. where connection
.th with an electric sunroo- tor
131111an hominid: Jenni lath it ;
Inca! "trains £10111 New Haven Vat ‘
3:10 and 9: 2i) p. to. will have schedv *' »
will leave New i‘nlxaven at 10: 07 a. in. 3_
{or Springiié‘ld melting prlnofiial stops
in; New York at 6: 05 p.111, will,
111., Vand re... via Sprineile’id and war.
More, Near, Hayen’ gt 4.55 p. to rise .
‘ atNew. York crimson on; roturniml .
leaving New York at‘~ti:ilo p. 111:, one .-.
with Stamford ‘
VVHOW ASOUVT PAINTINGV
. your auto? Top or bodVVyV need
3* overhauling? Wheels? New trim
mings or slip cove1s Anythin
wrong with the engine 01 traded
mission? Let us llgure wit
‘ you the next time 110111: cor re-
‘ quires attention. Vie are“
pert auto mechanics and up
stand all makes. ' ~
W A.Hanforr1
42 NORTH MAIN ST.
Wm Var-no m
given away at
Merrill Business College
can and get one ‘
SUMMER SESSION July and August 8 a. m. to I
PORT CHESTER sranr‘o‘no ‘ 3 scorn iron out
......
as WALL eraser
.NoawA‘Lk.
anon; 43s.
Everything in the optical Line
Eyes Examined Free V V
ammo...
Optici‘i’in ‘
Portland ,
Jud Bar Harbor will begin a woolly.
' later.
Muster! and rittnuolo cream that the : 3 3
motion-Now Hum train will not w ‘
he mo 11 In. truth will connect , .
Breakout! Junction with the New. ,
Call lie for. Va Demonstration
S. I). RENE 1301' Agent "
SOUTH MAlN Vfllr.
Phone «All.
Norwalk Chronicler