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in Dainty Checks, Stripes.
Cross Bars and Merceriled
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one set. 01.00
Am a Complete Line of
Madm- Tennis cocoa
CREAM BERGEB
259. 500 and 31 a yard -—AT-
’ WM. r. BEERS
South Norwalk and Norwalk
STATIONERY STORES
E. K.'BANKS'
Muhackomo Hotel Block
South Norwnlk
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KNIGHT STREET CHURCH CON-
CERT.
The monthly concert will be held
tomorrow afternoon at. 321.“) o'clock,
in the Knight. Strcot A. .\l. E, church.
when the following program will in:
present qd : '
Opening hymn.
liiilieloudillg«S ..l iicii.
l’rllMll- RIl. All. Gibbons.
Singing-«Choir. .
Reading hllsu Sul'llh Silllllcy.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and Vicinity: Thunder-
storms lute tonight or on Sunday;
moderate to brlsit southerly winds.
The wcstern disturbance has dclclop
ed into 3 well-defined storm, which
was central this morning near Kllll
nus city, Mo. it has produced during“
lllP last. 24 hours rain with lif'fl\'y.l0
(:‘dl Showers from the Gilli northward.
to the Lake rcgion and from t‘olorado
eautwarli ‘0 Ohio New Uilw’l'“ 1"" Solo—~~h'lrs. (icornc Homing
ported 6.94 incllIs. The storm will llolldlngmhirs. (“n“py“.
probably reach till-l titlinilr somr Duct—«Mrs. Perkins and thus our.
lit-citulillll»~--~i'lll*l Thompson.
Solo«~—.\lru. 'l‘. llccd.
itcudinu--- Mrs. A. Price.
“I‘llli‘il'krl ~\\'. (‘olIIllllIlI
Sillitlil}' school loonollmw. t‘.
Ret‘liilllml- Miss .lllllil l'iullcl‘.
i‘tctlllillg»-».‘Iil‘s. lilll‘l‘.
time tonight and produce cloudy and
« sliowcry weather on Sunday, followed
by clearing and flllgllily cooler wett-
thcr Sunday night,
Mllililll.
Mm“. .
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
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Cliffm’e‘m‘m’ 1°“ ' 5‘ Solowfllius II. Olillstcad.
9"" ”W ____ llo'aulngwu. Fuller.
Solow—Mru. l.. liixon.
Tim dolinqllcllt dog owners paid
tllir t'Xll‘ll dollar to tho town clerk
this week. in securing rcllewui of li-
Rcudiltgwhilnn (lrucc llilt‘lli‘l‘.
Solo ------- Miss (lrucc‘ OllllSlPiltl.
Reading-«Mrs. Campy.
Rt'nllil'k‘SW-H. ililllurd.
Readingmhlrs. W. Dixon.
Solo «Mrs. Draper.
Rolldingmhliss 1.. Ullll‘ll.
Qunrtcilc-«Slngcrs ll‘Oll‘l Noriolk li‘lld
Now .lnrscy.
l'lt‘tltllllit‘r-V-Mlfis Florinc l’lullcr.
llt'i‘liflllOll-Mlfi§l 'llI‘l‘lllll Owens.
Solo~~~.\lrn. liutch.
Roadlngwhlrn. .l. t‘lnrlt.
Solo—«Pusan Gibbons.
Mllallou-«Illtis Minnie llitilcy.
Solo—«Mrs. G. Townsend.
limitation—«Mics .llllin Fisher.
Selection—Baptist choir.
ltcllding~whilrc George Johnson.
Singing~~—Choir. .
Recitation—«Mrs. Jones.
Ductwlllril. and Miss Powell.
Recitation-«Minn llllic ()llnsicud.
Collection
The commlit 9. ill tllnrgo will lip
Mrs. Richard “ll icy and Miss Minnie
Taylor.
Ernest Simona. Esq” loft. loun Fri-
day for iron Anzclcs, Cal, wllcrc he
will spend several wocks with his son.
Edward W. Simona, who
who <.
#3....n .. -»——-
~Latcst stile flats at 0' ilricnfls
Dr. J. C. Newitirk of Morgan avo-
nue, its having a tin;- proof steel our:
age erected for his nlltomobilc, which
1‘ he expects delivered about June 1.
St. Mary's; Young Men's Club trun~
cooled routine business ut the regular
meeting last evening. Dance reports
were heard and were very satisfac-
tory. ~
Rev. J. J. Keane, assistant rectOI,
at St". Mary‘s church, will address tho
Holy Name Society tomorrow evening
at 7:30 o'clock. The Knights of Col-
umbus and the Ancient Order oi! Hi-
bemians will be present in response.
to invitations.
«Build bungalows. We are
"Bungulow Man” of your town. We
build from crest. to foundation. Gut
our prices on your requirements.
Phone 1082. St. John and Keyucr.
Steamboat place.
The annual convention of the New
England grand council of the United
Commercial Travelers of An‘loricc. will
he held in Worcester, June 13. ii and
.15. There are n‘lelnhcrs of the order
in Norwalk.
«Lutcst llata. at O'Brien's.
the
benefit of health
Journal.
llisl -~ Port. Chester
“BE CAREFUL!"
DON’T BREAK
Ih'e PLASTER l "
No need to worry it your walla
and ceilingl are lined with
‘ Compo-Bonrd. It can't crack,
chip, crumble. or fall down.
Water can‘t leak through and
stain the paper.
Any one who can drive It null
can put it up. Goes right on
the Modding.
This is one of hundredn of
um {or Compo- -;Board Icrcem.
partitions, bulletin-bond» ..
paneia, chow- windows, wud- ‘.
Tom Kelly was arrested yesterday
, by Captain J. Harry Gibson, on the
charge of drunkenness hnd vngrnllcy
3‘ 3 At the Town COurt this morning the
. prisoner was sentenced to 30 duyu in
. jail for drunkenncso The case or
Thumbs McCormick, who was arrest-
ed yesterday by Chief William R. Pon-
nington on a charge of 'inltOIIicntion
ciao came up before Judge William F. ‘
Tammany thin morning. McCormick
was fined 35.
w
I John Wayne and George (‘lllroll the
:‘1rumps with whom Constable Henry
C Seizer had quite an experience you ‘
terday, werewnrmlgncd before the
‘ frown» Court in tho niltcmoon and cum-.
marily dealt with by Judge William F.
_ "matrimony. Wayne was sentenced to ‘
itbirty days for vngmncy, thirty days
‘ tor militias an oinccr nod sixty days
8htiok16it., 4 it. wide and x-inchff'
t c .
Writ: today for IIIIIIM: and
bull". It will show you at
lent on: place when it will pay
you to uu Connie-Bo I ~
I... L. ENSWORTH
in.
fol-coming concealed weapons. Can 5‘ 5°“
roll two. contended to thirty days in WQW‘“ . .'
{tail on a chill-re of murmur. his replm HARTFORD. CONN.
tingibpluu only It ltcohnloul charge. "
”"29 Cents for 25¢
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OSTEOPATHY
.‘ 1A. IHAMIAUOH
?» ocrIoPArIIIc PHVIIOIAN
ill-iii calcium Bldg. NOMAlk, Conn.
til-cum III the comm collect III
ill staying N
there for an indefinite period for tho "
robes. etc. In lengths of from ”a .
‘ property owned by them on the" lat.
Inciting II. description of all the lI-al'
7 in the Library Building, Wauhington
‘ utmot. South NorWIIilI, from and in-
Wo not «do!
homowiio in thin com-
munity to know who: I
bard-work cover tho
"VANCO" .
MOP .WRINGER
is. and now oil‘cr you I two weeh’
in: trial.
- You would not think “wringing out your washing by hand.
Why waste your strength uld disfigurc your hands wringing a
~ .I ,- duty mop?
urns mum-
vmco war
“i
It: Admin»
1 don't touch the mop with you: hoods. Emilia you to use
llng water find any of the injurious dirt denim. Docs away
in back-breaking. bud-wrenching drudgery. Your dress is
‘ Ivzws dry and claim. erngs tho mop dry with the lust etiort.
'2; any pull. Will not tip over. Hu no gum or rollers to
m out 01 order. [I all meld. galvanized liter assembling.
Will not nm or brush. ‘Will mailman
A. J. Collins 8. Comoaliy
" to R0. Main Street lgulirr
. . .I'SI 55:59
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START YOUR CHICKS RtGHT
Somathin Cord for Young Chickc.
The success of your brcotu. hunt the moment they are out of the
tillcll, depends on lllt.‘ food Will use. lionlilc t‘lllck h‘ocdu, home pre-
pared are the hind you can depend on Io make line. healthy (owls
and tulurc Iltul-dy intern. VIII use not only the host and cleanest mu-
tcliltil-I. but wc proportion our mint urcn fli‘lolllll‘lt‘flll)’. to orctldc for
the youngcnt chick us wcll as tho. lull grown foul. Unit awoci, hound.
(”:“ifilkti‘l graitm l‘llf’ pcrlnlttod to Ito into our i'Iv'IllIl. Bonnie Litttlo
t‘lllck Food is not an oxpcriuwnt. but in something that has been
culclllill mull-rd. nnd tlim rc is null hilt "fwd lhltt I‘ll" not be fed alone
lvilh perfect. tutt’uty. llollnic t‘ilitit iced contains tho choicest
ported Mill cts. lino cracked chllr-ILIII tllqullu‘bll dllcd and null! ed
grains Ilucll us out meal clucllud “lull“ IlllI kcd kuilil‘. noun, lino old
crackled corn. which romlli llcd. Inllllc u locll bout uduplcd ot produce -
shout: and vigorcllo chickens MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Film in quality last in mind uiwuyu in the minds; of itlI custom. l
crs—«lzlolmie Homo tilcuzld Food for lioluuu, tultic tilld Poultry.
i
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Am 'ric'ill Agricultural Chemical Cort l Mum's l Lister's
Ground Bone. Sheep Manure: Ashes
LAND PLASTER. AIR BLAKED LIME. HARNYAH’ MANURE.
MURiATE OF POTASH. NITRATE OF 8ODA.TIMOTHV,CLOVER
AND RED TOP GRASS SEED. . ' . . g
RAYMOND BROTHERS
u
All Afternobn’s Outing
ill one of our automobiles will yield largo rcturus'ior u smnll tn-
rcsmwnt. Our cars um l‘OOfll)‘.(‘lt'l-'lll and comfortable. and our
chauffeurs oxpcrlcncI-d and careful tl'rivcrll Telephone orders to
ccivo prompt attention
Latest Models of The Moyer Automobile
ARE .READY FOR .INBPECTOIN AT OUR GARAGE.
”OSCAR H. BANKS;
RIVER STREET Telephone 631-3 NORWALK. CONN
The Hatch 8t Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Tolcpbonc, 40.
BEAVER BOARD
in gaining rapidly in popularity an o substitute for lath. and
plaster and wall-paper. It is susceptible of an inilnito‘ variety
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits of a
wide scope for lndlviduol prefermcnt and tonic. We are um“
and keep a. large supply on band. ‘ ‘
NOTICE
CITY TAX ES
The taxpayer: ot the City or south
Norwalk mo llcl'eby notified that the
city tax of nine (9) mlllc on the dol
l lur, laid on the assessment. lint of 1911.
City Assessors’ Notice
We. tho undcrslgncd hereby give no
tide do all portions Itntl corporations
no pay tum in the City 0! South
walk. that they are required to
MIM to the consumers or either of
cm on or before the slot day oil
or. 1912. a written or printed list.
dated. signed and worn to. of all the
by the Board of Eltlmltc and Taxa-
tion, will be due and payable on the
first day of May, 1912. at which time I
will receive the name at my office.
com 5, Unitp'd Bank Building. 97
Wauhingtoll Itreet, South Norwcllt
day of May. 1912; liable to taxation, i
unto. ouch purccl bolus separately
ascribe bod.
N. Brunt» may be returned to the
imitators. art the new Council looms.
cent. It your tram May 1. 1912. will be
charged on till bills remolding unpaid
altar Juno 1,1912.
[MAN 8. WILCOX.
Collusion WW Tau-lei tho ditty. bi
donut b Nor
outb Normllk. Adm iii. 191.. 19'
Wcludiux my .18. 1912, said ofllco to
be open from 10 to 12 o'clock II. In.
and from it to 6 o’clock p. m.; on Sat.-
urdays from No ii oclcck in the «val
ning, and Woduonday. May that, from ,
7 to 9 oclocltb
Dated at the t’Ciity of South Norwoltl
FRANKLIN A" TOLLEBI '
III Johnson's garage.
home with rllcllllluutlonl.
.
uvcllllc lllu Inn-rived ftn the summer.
810""-
Elirlll‘thy Ridge have mine up for the
summer.
‘gtillg Mrs. (icuruc .‘iillllucl or $0lilllllll‘y
3 III root.
: Supp have returned mm) It hip to Jn
3 mulch, 1.. l.
flu now clupioycd by the Henry Plumb-
ENurwnlh. um Nailing G. ll. l‘iuylnond
‘ (Ill Curlm' Hil‘t‘t‘l.
Eod olII- uldo of the A‘Shlmllei' cottage
. on Seminary ulroct.
I icy Wollb attended the Red Men‘s coll-
. volition at. lhrtt'ordX
l floors laid
Elletllllutcad L. [whorl returned for It
. 3 while to his parents home on Eli-st or-
i
‘ i
‘ I
~ Frt!pI-Izclcntltll; the locnl
’ f Julie Mort-r3. employed by Weed &
j 'Tll'rnc'r.
Penalty at the rate oi! nine (9) Del”
'Ranll Examiner Milton C. Elliott wall
in town yesterday
Robert Brunch entertained {llelldc at
his home recently.
Clinton Barlow hos left his position
Minn Edith carpenter: has been vis- -
itlng at Port Chester.
George Nichols will soon leave town
to live in New York.
filtcphen Ii-lctzko took in a show at
New York last evening.
lxunlination‘u are being held ill the
public. ochoolu this week.
Alllllllr Sammlc is confined to hill
Mrs. lru Woundy is spending a few
dart; ill. East Orange, N. J.
Mrs. G. ii). thrhor and son Gerald
have gone to lnllwood, N. J.
William %lr.cr hall taken a maiden
no chauffeur for A. H. Mllliltull.
mam
Itllull Tllggcrt and family, of Otluoitc
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Scr'clul ol’ the alleetn about town
haw l‘t‘ttflh
William Fisher and family. of
c
WWW
(outlal tor Ogden lino finished work
at tho Riddle) lillrt house on Forcut
«strum. '
WIW
iirn. Wilson iloyt. ol’ Wilton is visi-
Rlli tort Himllo) will mow} into him
C anon house on South Main shoot. to»
Illnrlou
Alla Clinrlcn Knincl and Mrs. Gr‘utc
.llimi'fi Keller, jr.. III Curler sitcom.
lug ‘(folnpuuiz .,
‘ Mir. not] him. W. A. Raymond of East
I
«M
liouin Schmidt and family haw rIIIIt-'
t‘lrund Juror W. l. Brandt. and Woo
Mr. Frank lg halving hurduoud
it! his rliuidcncc on tho
3 Country Club Road. .
. ILoIIls Anderson. New Canaan‘s pro-
4tch-_.bus lukcu the agency for the
. Blade 62 \V‘ocltly u Saturday weekly.
”—
l \‘i-‘illlnm Schmidt and family
ZSoutll Norwnlh, are Hailing Mr. and
3 Mrs. Charles Schmidt of South uv.enlle
(Icorgc Wat‘dwcll, who has been at
cnuc.
Mrs. Martha Funchcl and Mrs ins.
Bar'blnllouuh lulu: gone to New Britain
Duugilters of
Liberty.
was rcccntly at Stamford.
.lllkc goes to Stamford quilo frequent-
iv on business.
it is pcrhnhc II good thing for New
Cannons pence that Mnltauo alias.
i'Pcwt-o." was ruptured for it appears
that he was taken in the nick of time.
In a stntcment mude Thursday while
‘in town With oillccrs. he said that he
intended to come buck to Now Cannon
this week. Ho had It tinie-tevblo from
“Hartford cure-fully made out. He had
‘ also purchased a. now Colt‘s revolver.
A solo and tea wore bold under the
ullsplcos of the Equal Franclllae Lou»
true, Ill. tho home of‘MiIIlI Fowler on
Wood street Thursday. The affair was
attended by II. large number of people.
despite the inclcmont wcuther. The
solo of cakes. candied, etc, netted
about. $85. .Tllc officers in charge of
the utilolr were: Mrs. William E. Burr.
president: Mrs. .Ilerbort. vice-prod
dent: Mrs. Winifred Hall. treasurer:
Mics Elizabeth Fow‘ler cometary; ell-
ccu‘tivq cumming, ”Mrs. gloat-III. MM.
Frotlllnlrllutn Mn. Batkin and Misc
Gertrudc mow
Home Rhubarb
Potatoes
Good Butter, per lb.
cd uclezal loads of tluuhcd
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
And this is the stamp of approval of a
rccpo‘nsible maker-«proud of his good
handiwork. The “Winged-Pyramid”
imbackcd by reliability in all automo-
biledomn—something better than 3a
guarantee—«a worthy reputationw—and
a car that will go seventy-five thousand
strong this year.
All Ford: are Model T’s—all alike ex-
cept the bodies. The two passenger
runabout costs two-«the five passen-
ger touring car $690~the delivery car
7oo—the town car 3900—4. 0. b. De-
troit, completely equipped. Get lat-
est catalogue from S. L. Benedict, 98
So. Main St.
Strictly Fresh Eggs. per dozen
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W Baker’ 5 Cocoa or Chocolate
Bermuda Onions, per quart ......................... ‘....
Home Spinach. Home Kale Asparagus! Lettuce, Wax
Sweet Potatoes. Oranges. Strawberries
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Ninth Annual State Convention
of1 '
58 WALl. STREET
NORWAlIKI ..
PHONE 438.
O. D. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
Illtltlllu Illllsl
llliilllllilli llllllill
Atlantic Council
CONNECTICUT STAT
AND SALESROOMS ..
at WESTPOR
On the River I
Thornton Smith. Representu
Showing 3 complete line of.
lantic Seagoing
“Gurnet” D011,
and Launches from 16 to 36kg
Noted for their staunch condo
in Grace Baptist Church
Closes
‘
The ninth annual contfcntion of the
gounectlcut Baptist Missionary Union,
held in Grace Baptist Church; Nor»
walk. was brought to a close yester-
day. The following are- the newly cl-
eottld odiccrax
President-«Rev
New an cII.
\“icoPreoideuh—Rev. W. Jamcu E
Harris Ansonia.
Secretory—«Rev. l. w. Reed Water
13.8 Klugh, D. 1).
bar; . f . . . ' ‘
'I‘rcdalllcrmltcv. W. 0. Harris. “of" wonder “1 sea qualm”
Stamfol-d. reliable Motors at popular pri
Auditor—Rev. J E Follon,1i‘ailfleld.from $Igo.oo upward.
Oliicer- «not. w. .\'. \iorton, Bridge
port.
The programs of all the sessions
mated to be very lntclesting, every
minute being Occupied. 'l‘llc singing hEllie thwl you may do it to Him
by the choir of Grace Baptist (‘hurch' and honor. 1 nm 50"” that! Dell
and It piano solo by Miss Sarah Wurde Thompson in nor here in person.
of Norwalk plmcd to be highly “3,. that is his photograph on the ill ..
ploclated. God bless him. It hope that he VI?)
The welcoming address who by ”V0 10118 and do “NIL
Charles 1). Lloyd, who is wéll-known “NOW. Mr. ‘ President, dinner
as one of the best orators ill this sec- members 0! ““3 moventhn. 10$
tlon of the state. lie sold ln'part: ”“5“ 1h“ 8006 work on,. Want
“)1“ Pmsfdvnt‘ mlflggteg’ Alexnhurg blillll. 0r Longfellow, When he. “aid,
and Fricudn: in obedience ‘to the of " ‘lt‘t “5 ”1911 be “‘0 and “0‘
floors and members of this church, 1 “Will a 119“” {01' any fate;
welcome you to our church, to our Still Mllit‘i'mli'. Still Dllfllllll
homos and the Twin Cities. we hope Mam to labor and to mitt
that your stay hem will be II pleasant I
one and that you will lpllke youruclvee
at home. it was through the dcucona.
truclcon and members of this church
that it. was made possible for you to
meet here again with us. i feel than
it ill my duty to let you know also
that o few yours ago we were worship-
ping in II mull bull in South Norwolk.
We were only It few numbers. without
II. church homo, without money, bull
one day Deacon Andrew Thompson,
of the South Norwclk nuptial: church.
come along and stopped in my place
of bualum in Washington street. and
after talking about. the church. he said
«to me: “You tell the unicorn ot the
church to meet and I think that I can
holy you to m I church home." so
i th 3h thin good Inch c mm
.. _. mwwm.
home to welcome you‘in. it is yup
wllilII here to do God's work in.
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HOME CHAPTER MEETINGI.
The May meeting of the Mom Q
tor of the Ringo Daughter:
held at the South Norwullt
Church on Tuesday cv‘ening .
week. All the membm III-u .
requested to bc prellcnt.
LECTURE AT THE HlGH
A large gathering listened . 3
highly into-muting lecture Gui“ .
marks in American History that Ill"
delivered ill. the Narwttllt Hill! WW
lust evenin‘ by not. Heidi
Brown. D. 0.. of Dortmund"
vices of the Daughter. 01th.
can Mollltiob. The lccturo‘tt‘
Lmtod with null swarm“
and thou who cttondcli
Norwalk Chronicler