i
«Hrs-1' .,
. ins. Each member is requested to be
”it Mr. Gray expects some fine sport
this coming season. The boat will be
as sddition‘to tho Koch’s fleet.
-- ‘s sil'Icrmlstial “woo received in South
LNorwaik‘tllis morninx for Robert G.
Mona: .dssmcrly or this place and
. made Candy
Always Enron‘-
Huvuln'c FAMOUs
‘GHOCOLATIB ’
Lane's puns lcs onus
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS
1". A. LANE
I1 Washington Otrooi.
Moth Mel-Walk
O. J. Clark, 0! Norwalk, spent Satur~
day in New York City on business.
,Our Brothers‘ Lodge. No. 10, l. 0.
0, 1",. will hold a regular, meeting this
evening.
Sayre M. Youngs, of Livingston
place, spent yesterday in New Haven
on business.
The Sixth Company. Coast Artillery
Corps. will hold a regular drill tomor-
row evening.
Artist George A. Avison. of; Main
.street, is preparing a set of illustra-
tions for Harper's Bazaar.
Welcome Stranger Lodge. No. 364.
Sons of St. Georgia, will hold a regular
meeting tomorrow evening.
The Norwaik iron Moulders' Union
Local No. 209, will hold a regular
meeting tomorrow. evening.
The Nutmeg Club will hold it resu-
in business meeting tomorrow even-
present.
St. Mary’s Young Men's Club voted
at the P‘irdsy night meeting to hold a
dance in the town assembly hall on
May 8th. .
A schooner with a load of pulp is
being unloaded at the docks of the St
George Pulp and Paper Company in
Norwalk.
John Pierce. of Hartford‘s garage.
went to Sing Sing, N. Y., on Suturduyt
and returned with a racing Stanley zs—w
steamer.
Miss Susanna Wixsted. one of the
teachers In the New Lebanon School
in Greenwich has been enjoying her
vacation In South Norwalk.
~ Commodore William H. Bylngton. of
the Norweik Yacht Club, has placed
an order for a new outfit of soils for
his line craft with Robinson and Com
pony, of City Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Andrews, 0!
lillm street. left Norwalk Saturday for
Holyoke. Moss” where Mr. Andrews
hos secured a line position in a lam
hotel.
\
Percy C. Quintard. of New York.
and Hom‘u. Gray. otv Morgan ave-
nue, salledJlr. Gray’s new cat boot
up Ifrom New York city on Saturday.
The craft in a twenty footer and with
a... uni: vslicnt work in no ssvin:
or use Your city, and a bronco;
his arm for Thornston 0. Star
and Gliders H. Benedict. The um
two more members or the Rotor:
Divinion of the United Statos
10ml.” whom use sleds
p y
CW. While Mr. Torrens
was such as who
u. of the beauti-
.. ;-;-:|js‘- c
PAGE & SHAW
com '
The Candy of Excellence
.1.” par pound
F. N. IAXTIR.
Aponl for Town oi Nomlk
I ~ ,
m
Andcrs'on’s launch Works
Launches and Boats
c! all kinds promptly built. Idols
for solo. All kinds 0! repairing
given will attention.
om dholl Point. Namath
W
FIRE ALARMS
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IOUTH NOIWALK FIRE ALARM
BOXII
Firs Alarm flood umers or Electric
8“Wool-la. Tclcp one for fire alarms.
~Wsshlna'ton and North lain Its.
shockomo Hotel.
4—1.1»; and Raymond Bts
5—4]! G Corset Factory. private.
d—Hoyt' s Thestro.
7—Norwnllt "008qu
ii—llusic Hail, lord and on, Boiols
s—Crons St.
l!~—xWest BL. Franklin School.
13-400an at. Concord and “cools
Schools.
H-Nnrih lain and Ann Bts.
ls—mgu 8t. and Ba icw Ava.
lowaorwslk orks.
l1—West Ave. C Cedar St.
is—lligh School West Ave.
21~West 8t and Taylor Avo.
"3-xEIy Avo. and bows 8t.
Ql—Chosrnut and Hen Sta.
26—month lain and come Its.
28 ——I.erlnxion Ave. and Austin It.
27~West snd Elm Grove Sta.
n—Soulh Main 8L. bctwccn Grovosnd
Meadow is.
82mm“) Electric Worsits. Stats It.
“-48 rim and Owls
26—4 svllsnd and stcl Sta.
81—xlock wood In Do.
“quth vol “Coder cl.
sl—Tsyio A it.
cod endows
S—Burritt and Quint-rd Avis. and Water
:I'Io id lull s‘fima'fi'l’r‘m‘a
c an m Ava.
62-Wash baton at. and...
W3.— Frclith yardandAnn Rt. private.
M—Norwalh Inch 00.. prints.
{J Denotes non- Astoria-In; boxes.
) Master .from which the nuns
her of any can oounded.
One stroke at 18 noon and a p to”
standard umo.1~
Ono ntroho‘ at odd times. tooling or
lino open, )-
‘l‘wo strokes after an alarm. lira out. ro
calls department. i- 1
ofl'i‘hroo slow strokes. water to ho shut
..._ .d
At12:05p. m.. outlived-aim”. char
is pulled for test.
lreoisrrns for on district also rs-
ceived by telephone. 0.
NORWALK Fill ALARM.
lip-Corner of Main and Wall Btrectn.
21 Bulden Avenue and Union Place.
2-Spring Hill and Knilou Street.
2t-—Union Peril.
est Avenue and Berkeley Street.
ilk—Franklin Avenue and Lynda Pines.-
filmGns house. (l‘rivniebo bo.x)
22~Wcst Avenue and Merwin Street
23- ——l-larbor Avenue and Orchard Street.
34——Chupel Street and Harbor ”Avenue.
36~ West Avenue. mull the armory.
lt—Stevcns Street and Film rust
ll—Crosa Strict and Wilton avenue.
lZ—Main street and North Avonuo.
til—«France street
div—Grand Street and Tindsll Lane.
52-hinin and Oath orinc Streets.
BIL—Now Canaan Rood and Fhir Street
5i-Chostnut Sires ncsr’ Summer St.
66~M uin Htmetsn Union Avenue.
82 ~On The (irecn. .
ss—mst Avenue and Uneoln Avenue.
ill—East Avenue and Duck am Lane.
EAST NORWALK FIR! ALARM IOXI.
Fire headquarters. to Van Zant Street
Telephone no
I~Fitch School (private).
Flowins School (private .
Ill—East Washington and fits.
gin-Von knot at. and Osborn Ave.
o—Esst Ave. and Rowan! Bt.
iii—Window st.
Fort sud Charles (its.
2'i-Eost Ave. and tell 8t.
2254!. John at. Mic Ave.
fizz—Soavlcw Ave. and Firsts St.
ass—«Boulevard and Second
23 6—Covc Avast.
”in
“helm'll’onfldmmhp t Electrl station
0 0 II D o
ignmbc bc‘Iwcon the hours fs p.m. mend
vi l of0 ii an alarm
will be .110! on 02m 3.“.
Private horas will only Shawna (or
are on
Bacon alarms are onlyto liven
thotghiaf or acting chic upon is srriv
s ro.
Ill n l
i—Onpgublcst oddti he: Issac: or lino
1:0 chiastst ”stunnsts‘udssd tints. ‘
115’:— a s a. II. n .
ins as 9 "m .
lialt—Twonty-two.“ at “:80 o. no
llllfiyn—‘fmim
$15 is" a very Commdn
Price to Pay fora
' Suit of Clothes
And you usually get very common clothes—unless you
buy here.
"We. being large spot cash . buyers. buying for three
stores. are able and do put uncommon value into our suits at
this common price.
We wolcomo the man who feels that $15 is about all he
wants to pay for a suit. We'll give him value he hardly ex.
pectcd—a value which the chances are he can‘t equal any-
where else in the city short of $16.50 to $18.
Other Suits and Top Coats.
$10 to $35.
TWO arouse
NORWALK SOUTH NORWALK
By Express 4 "Tuday h:
Delaware Roe Shad
Buck Shad
Hard Shell Crabs
GREENPORT OYITERS. EXTRA LARGE OPENED LONO BLAME.
EDCALLOPO. LONG AND ROUND OLAMO lN THE SHELL.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
TELEPHONE 108.
It Is Not
a diiiicult matter. nor very expen-
sivc either to have a porcelain
K. ‘ S
.We have just received our
new line of Spring Kimonos in
beautiful and attractive designs.
en-dov/n and discolored tooth. it
often occurs with one oi til. trout
teeth. and when a person laughs
or speaks the poor tooth shows.
rnnrrlng the beauty of the others.
no matter how white and pcrtoct
they may be. 1 match the color
and shape of the other teeth so
closely that it is almost impossible
to detect crown. and those who
have used them are delighted with
the results.
. JIM)
I”
Lon: Lawn Kimonos ..
Short Lawn Kimonos
Long Crepe Kimonos $1.00, '1.”
short Crepe Kimonos.l.50c. m
J. l. Mallette
is south lain at. Booth Norwalt
Hours: chainsaw-Iss-
can or comm can.
J 160 lb
120 lb
350 dos
crowmin the place of an old broil- ’
i. ll. MALLERY”
"tolsvorytllla'p in the art at
flit" Bailing
Confectionery and
leeOlesm
* cuss ostlvsnv.
1
r Ho slammod it.
Tho some Old story.
"it's curious new habits fasten
thomsolvcs on pooplo. You know
Wsppslcyi"
”Yss.”
"He's an cnthusiasiic fisherman.
and always has a story to tell about
some gigantic monster oi the deep
that ho almost caught."
"he heard him tell a lot of lies of
that kind."
"Well. it seems that burglars broho
into his house thc other night and be
not up and captured one 04‘ them—
s little follow—4m! you ought to hear
him tell about the also of the one
that got away.”
_..._..,_...._____...
Thackeray's Backless Foot.
it may be feared that some people
will and proof of Thackeray's posser
sion of a lively sense of humor in
the story that he once not his feet
out of it back window while ridins
through a Boston street.
When we consider the narrowncss
sod crookcdnoss of those thorough
fares, it isn‘t the humor. but the
wild recklessness of Thackeray‘s feet
that most impresses us.
. Ho Know His Business.
Proprietor of Millinery Shop—Why
didn't that lady buy anything?
New Assistant—license. vie hadn‘t
got what shc wanted.
Proprietor—You'll kindly remember
in future. miss; that you're here to
sell what i keep. and not what people
wanti-—London Opinion.
HITTING BACK.
hire: Dim—l am a true daughter of
Eve.
Mrs Wimul‘d like. to knew in
what way? You can neither cock nor
wash dishes.
Mrs. Digs—Neither could Evo.
Evidently Msudiin.
Our cook not very drunk.
How is it that i know?
‘Why. she unpacked her trunk
And swore she‘d never so.
Too Elemental!
Euclid was boasting of his prowess.
"lion‘s one." remarked his wife. "if
we pay Bridget .25 per month and a
neighbor odors her 228. how long will
she stay?”
With a wall he not! into the night.
——-sl-L-——-——-—-'_
Culinary Ability.
“Do they know onytbins about cool-
ing in that family?“
"Do they? He cooks up the llnost
kind of stories.- and when she finds
that out. silo unpara- tilo hottest
kind at a (can: slow.”
Morning (lo-ml.
"You forgot something." called his
wife from tho window.
is came back.
"What did I tor-pot?"
"You forgot to slam tbs door."
W
Ours Tiling. '
"The man on the curb has lost mods
investments in inlstod stock."
"flow do you know that?”
"Dos'tyou soo ho is soiling toy hal-
Icons?"
.;
Doom-Why. sir dsar sir.
scam to ho frictional! halite iodosth.
Patisst—i sci cantons“ rot i
brought my servo with its
Extra Special
, For Three More Days Only
Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday
National BiscuitCo. ’sCrackers BelowCost A
Nabiscds, Fig Newtons 7 C
Cheese Sandwich, pkg.
A. F. Beckmann 81 Cox
83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK
Phone 440 '
Are you backward in public
school branches? Special
Classes for you at
Merrill Night School
South Norwalk Stamford Port Chester “
o
FINAL MAP OF
Rock Rid e '
g \y V ‘
(Formerly Board’s Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice
Many will write for these maps but the one who gets first choice will
Telephone 760 South Norwalk ?
M. D. RANDALL
Fresh Eggs- 3 doz. 2
3 cans Milk ................. '...2ocl Large Prunes per l.b ........
Can Calico ................ ..25cl Extra large Prunes. 2 lbs......-.. -
3‘ cans Corn .................... 25cl W Baker‘s Cocoa or Chocolate....
'i‘liabbitt s Soap ............... 25c‘ i :l pkgs. Oatmeal . . . . ....... ..
.______ ,
UNITED GROCERY COMPA
20 NORTH MAIN OT.
JOIN OUR
CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUR
WHICH STARTS
APRIL TWENTY SECOND
Pay 5c the first week, 10c the second
week, 15c the third week; and so on for
33 weeks and we will mail you a check
two weeks before Christmas for $28. 05
with interest at 2%.
. YOU MAY REVERSE TN! ORDER OF PAYMENTS lF YOU WIS
TO DO ‘0.
‘Ir
PAYMENT. MUST .I MADE EVERY WEEK 0H MAY BE "ADE.
IN ADVANCI. ‘:
Can you think at an caster way to provide money tor Christmas
Moots!
IVIRYIODY IO WELCOME TO JOIN.
The Christmas Saviors Club opens Ronday. April 23nd. Call and {
lot us toll you all about our plan. You can join any day during tho 5
wool of April 32nd.
The souul NORWALK TRUST Co; ” ',
Norwalk Chronicler