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GOODS
in Dainty Checks, Stripes,
Cross Bars and Mercerlzed
Madras.
CREAM BERGES
251;, 506 and It a yard
E. K. BANKS
Mahackomo Hotel Block
South Norwalk
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Baseball Goods
A Now and Complete Lino
GLOVES ...............25o to “.00
lATO......... ........ ...5cto.1.00
, Alan I Compllto LlnI of
TENNIS GOODS
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WM. P. BEERS
South Norwalk and Norwalk
' STATIONERY STORES
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Showers,
followed by clearing this afternoon or
tonight; Saturday fair; moderate to
brisk southwest and west winds. The
storm that was control over Ohio )cs-
” terday morning is now passing out llit'
St. Lawrence Valley. it has produced
general rains during the last 21 hours
in the Lake region and along the At-
lantic coast north of Hatteras, N. (‘.
The gt'eat.raint'nll reported during tho
last 24 hours was 2.3m inxhes at New
Haven. Pleasant. weather with slow
ly rising temperaturt' prevails ficnerul-
l;: in the central and weater'n sections.
”lite, South Norwaik linion school
district committee will hold a meeting
tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 o‘clock at
Mayor William 1“. 'l‘an‘tmuny‘s office at
which time the applications received
froth teachers and aspirants for the
position of janitor ut the Concord
school will lie connidered.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
winner-attire: new, :ti; high,‘h’tl.
Cloudy. 0 ‘
Norwttlit Chapter, l). A. R.. Jllfl‘i-l a
meeting yesterday tli'iurlloull.
Cockenoe lluymnkers'
\‘o. 321/2 l. O. R. .\l.. met and trans-no
ted business last evening.
Paving work is. progressing rapidly
now :ifid Contractor .\lcElroy hurrying
his work, long delayed for railroad
~ matters and the weather.
».
Mtl‘. mid Mrs. Adolph w. Dreyfuss
are engaged in moving their household
effects from Fraklin street to their
.newly constructed home in Gibson
Court;
ésott and sun Hats. O'Brien's.
Mortimer Conley and Stephen Kent,
of Norwaik. have returned treat a
week's pleasant trip through New
York state. The greatestcpart of the
mention trip was spent in Poughkeep-
' ale.
“”4 O
‘,, Philip 1’. Muhoney has brought suit
iliillllnl George 1-]. and Mary E. Ever-
ett, through Linxweiler and l-legeman.
for $40 damages. An attachment for
$60 has been made. The (31150 will
‘come up before Justice of- the Peace.
W A. Gt'ififn, Jr.. 911 June 5th at 10
a. m.. in his office.
Return marriage licenses from
Stamford, received by Town~Cierk
Smith show that George W. Kinsey
and Miss Minnie Raymond. of South
" Norwalk, were married in Stamford
by the Rev. C. H. Prlddy on April
24th and that Ira O. Palmer and Miss
Amy L. Biliingham wore married by
the Rev. J. W. Richardson on April
20th.
~Fnll line Golf Caps. ()‘ltrlen's.
Frantk'Papp will resign his poaltion
as night clerk at the Hotel Mahacke.
moon Saturday night, and will be true?
,. .coeded by Daniel Shea. who is at pre-
, Gent. learning the varied duties of the
1 »' pooltion. Mr. Shea comes from Nor-
.wich, where he has been in the hotel
business. . Mr. Popp intends to iéavo
town and the many friend. he ban
mode while Info will wish him much
suction» ,. ‘
t
Chocolates. 1 lb boxes
25c. Touraine Fruit
Assocaltiou.‘
‘* t drum or IMAM/Irina scum of
lMPtlliIlIi llll
llll wnttwns
lilillili tutti;
Process of Constructing Gov-
ernment Improvements
\\'.l$lll.\’fl’l'().‘£. l). t'..
The lliver and ilttrlwr
bill. l‘t'litfl'lt‘d it; Sen. Nelson from tho
(‘otnnierm- commission of upper
branch of <‘~ont:re<.~. is in mum ways.
.\lny ll.—
ills-
lntt ;
uni investigations on the part oi the
that. comprehensive reports bitty lw
module on the same, the committee our.
phaeizea the position taken it) (he‘s ;\ 'n
tionul Rivers and llathora (Guineas
«only in 11:4 lpstorx, that of fixing a
lion limit tor the tomphton of mint
ot the lairo prop-tie in old: r that llit‘
ptt'ttllH may
harbor or \vatm'way thus improved.
The. bill. however. :zoes further than
any similar measure
tiloney for rivers and
harbors as it
the adoption of the continuing con-
tract system, the rapidity with which
projects should be completed. upon
methods of standardization by which
the waterways of the country may be
improved uniformly in proportion to
their capacities." To obtain the Board
of engineers to properly secure. this: in-
formation an appropriation office.-
000 is made.
step forward the Commerce commib
requires that there shall be inquiries
Many Changes Recommended In
lightfal,’ cool, enjoyable spot
this Summer "'
A. J. (IOllins Co.
START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT
Somothln Good for Young Chicks.
The. success of tour hroo s, from the moment thoy are out of the
shell. depends on the feed you use. lionnie Chick Feeds, home pre-
pared are the kind you can depend on to matte line. healthy Iowls
and future sturdy layers. We use not only the best and cleanest ma-
terials, but we proportion our mixtures scientitltttily, to ptovide for
the youngest -chlck as well an the lull grown fowl Only sweet, sound.
(ranked grains are permitted to go into our feetlti. Bonnie Little ,
(‘hlck Feed is not an experiment. but is something that has been
carefully tested. and thooo is nothing used that can not be fed alone
with perfect softly. ltonnio (‘ltlck FISH) contains the choicest Int-
ported Millets. line trackedthurconl, thoroughly dried and selected
grains such as out nicnl. tracked wheat, trmked knitir. peua. title old
or racked coin. which combined, make a mod best adapted 01 produce
' Fisher Coinluuty. proved to he a one i
a regular meeting MOnday night. This
They will make your porch” a de-
appropriation ,
the most important ineuantu the rainy
nlllll‘l‘ has recommendml in years. an.
it iii;t,-.~.~ legislation that cannot help
are ot‘ a for reaching churnetorg
in extendine the scope of the as“
engineers which are required in omit-n
hp prepared to use the.:
appropriating.
calls upon the chief 01 t nginecrs of the‘
dim) and Board of engineers for r'-iv ;
crs and harbors to report. to cougresef
“in which shall be in preliminary roporté
not later than December 11. 1912. lip-f
on the saving as well an other advan‘:
tapes, which can be accomplished by?
While this in a decided
toe in not content to stop there. “but.
strong and \lgotoua chickens.
Il‘rat In quality lost In prime
WALKS
RAYMOND“
l -
at
cra~—llonnle llotne tiroun’d Feed for Horses (attic and Poultry
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
ttlwuta In the minds of its custom-
Concrele. Cement. Flag
'(lCurb & Gutter Reset
Old Walks Recovered
({IGrading. Excavating. Team Work
BROTHERS
THE MOYER '
SAVE TIME
iiy renting an automobile for on
tours are careful an
‘ RIVER STREET Telepho
AUTOMOBILE EXPERTS
ARE EARNESTLY REQUESTED TO INSPECT THE 1913 MODELS
NOW READY FOR DELIVERY AT OUR GARAGE
OSCAR H. BANKS
NORWALK, CONN.
AUTOMOBILE.
AND MONEY
hour. a dav or a Week. Our chnuf
d experienced men.
no 681-3
Optician
O. B. Jackson
Everything in‘ the Optical Line
, Eyes Examined Free
to WALL "new
. Moawnut.
mom: «I.
For Floors
Interior Woodwork _
and Furniture '
antenna with a durable rim. ‘ ‘
We." longer than any‘other fin- ‘
iuh. Money back ‘lf Kym!“
doesn't do all we claim.
canto." I. now. ..
Washington It. loath Norwslk. _
oerorArHv
it. “mutton
“‘1'ch Pt-IVII‘OIAN ~
14-1I coloburn lion. Not-walk, goon.
. urinals. and transfer the dock facilities
. one. of the very great lllllltil‘lflilCO ever
., since the adoption of the present. syn-
‘ country.
. handicaps to .water transportation has
, been the lack of public dock facilitios’
made. into both private and public tor-
contiguous to the Interway to be im-
proved.
R
The quostionof terminals has been,
tem of heating the waterways of the
for one of the montaorlous
at reasonable rabbit and with in the
reach atoll desiring to use‘them.
"The tendency has been toward
ownership andl‘control of such facili-
ties byrailroada," the report says.»f‘or
by then and steamship lines acting in
bill signed by the President as it will
pass the serrate.
“y.“
utcnouun Visits
uunwu‘tt cutouts“.
State Highway Commissioner James
H. Macdonald paid a visit to Norwalk
this morning. through an pppointment
with City Clerk of Norwalk Charles
H. Dilworth. Ho hail promised to be
gin work in Westport avenue before
June 1th. Other. Norwalk residents
mot Mr. Mucdonaid.
The highway commissioner was on
conjunction with them. a practice not
i comlucivo to healthy competition on
the cheap handling of freight. While
many communities. including several
of the largest cities, are awakeningo to
the Importance of freeing commerce
from this handicap. by municipal or
other public ownership, or ‘oontrol or
docks and terminal facilities there is
much remaining to be done."
Houston Nelson; chairman of the
Comoros committee. who is looked up-
tmt Intent. which has been of in-
caiotfinbio benefit in suntan-hing I
mu. t outhuuiutlo in
on as the father- of the continuing con- (0,...
WI policy of waterway Int» ‘ '
his way in Barton and did not tarry
noedioaslv long. Heqtatod that be-
fore york is begun. and he is ready
to let out the contract tomorrow if it
was possible. «the trolley company
must rte-locate It: tracks. and the
town must make a sufficient appropri-
ation to cover one-half the can't of
grading the road.
state Hilhwsy Commissioner Mac-
donald u not through with Norwallt,
and accepted an invitation to be pres-
eat and to talk on road matters be-
Imokér of the Norwaik City
Board of Trude on June 5th.
'rno tram who can touch?
Optm‘ Monday and Saturday ovonlngl.
Fenwick~ Optical " Co.
VAUDEVILLE AND DANCE.
Hold In my Men's mu by wm'tey 4
Fisher Co. .
The vaudeville performance and.
dance that was given at Red Mons
Hall last evening by the Whitley &
cons In every way. The affair wool
largely attended by thocolored people
of the Norwaiks who entered into the
spirit or the occasion with a will that
was not to be denied.
The l‘lrat part of the evening was do
voted to the vaudeville and some good
talent delighted the audience. 'l‘herr
followed dancing which consumed the:t
greater part. of the night. Music for-
the latter was furnished by a New III-I
von orchestra.
Wu...“
The Norwalk City Council will hold!
will, make the fourth meeting of the
Norwalk executive body this month.
We Make
No Charge
for Connecting
Cas Ranges ,
To insure prompt attention or-
ders must be placed early. Don't'
wait until the weather gets good
and hot.
today.
Order your gas range
An order placed nowg
Bmeans prompt attention. We can-‘
not promise this prompt service
if you delay in ordering. Order:
now. A phone call or a postal,
'will bring our representative. F
United Electric
Saturday Specials
l‘3'.utteat,perib .............................. .
Butter, per 1b.. ............... ..................... . .......... 38°
imported Potatoes, per peck. .......... . ......... . ...... 400
New Potatoes. per quart, ........... ............. . .............. 10o.
Onions, per quart, ..... . ................................. Io
Asparagus. per tin .......... . .................. . ....... 260
Penn. 2 tins ................ .. ................................. 25¢
'l‘omataes. 3 tins,’ ........................ . ................... . 256
String Bonus. 2 runs ..... ................................ 25¢ .
Corn.2|ins ..... ......................... . ...... 259‘
Succotash. 2 tins ............................... . 29¢
f‘heese. per pound ......... . ..... . ........................... 22c -
‘Crackers. Milk and Soda. 3 pounds... ....................... 260
Shrimp. 3 cans ............................................... 250
Beets. per can ..... . ..... . . . . . ................................ 129
Salmon ............. ......... .................... 13.15.18 par cnn‘
Smoked Herring. . ....... ........................... 3 for 10¢
Mackerel. each .............. . ................................ . Do
Pickles per doz. ....... .. .. ... ................................. 90
Flour. Washburn Best, 24% pound bags ........................ 80¢ '
Quaker & Cataract, zit/glimmd bags ........................... 806
White Loaf .................. . .................. ' .............. 85¢
Gold Medal . ...... . ..... . ............................... . 85¢
Marvel. in 12% pound bags ................................... . 40::
White Loaf, in 5 pound bags. ................................... 20c
Nora-Seed Wilkins. per package, ............................... 12c
i’n'unes. 3 pounds, ........... . . . . . . . . , ........................ 25c
Dried Peaches, per pound .. ................................. . 13¢
Dried Apricots, .per pound. ..................................... 15c
Housct'leaning Articles: Chloride of 1 line Frye A.mmonia Dutch
Cleanser. NoMore Dust, yourcholce of three for .............. 250
Swift‘s Pride Soup. 7 bars for ...... . ........... . ............. 250”
Lakewood Soup, 7 hats for .................................... 25c
Sowboy. Kirkmann's and Ozone Washing Powder. 3 for ......... 25o
Sunbeam Tapioca, 3 for ..................................... . 25o
Minute Tapioca. 3 for ........................ P ............. 25¢
- S'unbeam Mincemeat 3 for ............. ' ..... 2 50 2
Apple oily. in 21,43 pound pails ................ . .................. 1 50 .
Royal Cocoa. in 15 pound tins ......................... . ........ 15m.
Kringle Corn Flakes, 3 for ............. . . . . . ' 250
"Somtre" ill-and Milk, fr for ......... - ................. 25c
Sliver] I‘akee, per pound. ................ ‘ .................. 12o _.
limit and Bacon 18c Shoulder, ....................... . ........ 12c
25 8. a. H. GREEN STAMPS ' -
I with each of the following
1 pound llotel Astor Coffee ....................................
1 pound White Rose (.‘offee ......... . ........................ 356- ‘
1 pound iivquiaite Coffee . ...... . .............................. 35¢ ’
1 pound (Z‘lub (‘offee .......................................... 309‘
1 pound (‘cylon Tea . ........ . .............................. 60c'
1 pound Aliked Tea ..........................................
We give S. and H. ('lreen stumps. Don't hesitate to ask for them.
Groceries are delhered in thexmualks and \lCllIll\ All orders
lfll at or telephoned to the stortrhefore' i) p m. (lailt will he delivered
that tiny or oi citing.
(‘ome and look over our stark and get our prices. 5. 8;
Stamps are yours for the asking.
DARRAGH BROS.
fPhone 923
11. Green
Washington St. Bridge
iLight & Watet Co
‘ .
A Combination i
Coal and ,Gas '
Range
is the latest and best thing. It
takes up lees room and is more
economical.
Before you specify a range for
your new house or before you
buy one for an old house.
, conic anti look at them.
Horace R. Nash
N. Main 8: west Sts.
S.Norwallt
x
‘ lavas EXAMINED ens:
mo cusses ounnmrreo
UNITED BANK IUIIDING.
. South Not-walk.
Hotel Maha’ckemo
J. R. CONNOR, Mar.
Ionic. and Cuisine“ Up-to-Dlto
. mm II ‘9» day Ind .Upwat‘do
Stated That. HI Perjurod Himself in
the. part of the authorities in regards
to prosecuting Robert Roy, who per.
lured himself a week ago today
Stamford Town Clerk’s omce, When he
applied for it marriage license for him—
self and Miss Currie Anderson,
Norwttilt.
were tureated and charged with for-
, nication but whose core was nailed
bv the authorities when the circum-
stances became known. The Stamford
Advocate of yesterdary has the follow-
ing to say of the one:
Clerk." sold- today that Robert Roy up.
penned before him personally and
alone.
appears on a stub of the license book
in the Town Clerk’s omco at the pre-
sent time. Roy stated that he won 29
your: or age. lived in South Norwalk.
W» a laborer, colored. was born in
Virginia. and was the «on of Albert.
Roy.
Min Cord. mama. Ind 81 mu.
You can‘t get beyond the domain of
“The Winged-Pyramid." The world
over you'll find Ford service stations
near at hand—a distinct Ford advan-
tage. And a reason why you should
place an early order for one of the
seventy-five thousand new Fords to
be sold this season.
All Fords are Model T' s—all alike ex-
cept the bodies. The two passenger
runabout costs $590—thc five passen-
er touring car $690—the delivery car
gym—the town car $goo—-f. 0. De
troit. completely equipped. Getb lat-
est catalogue from S. L. Benedict, 98
So. Main St.
of the couple to take out the license
and that there wis nothing which”
would appear extraordinary about hid
taking it at the time.
MAY Pnosacure ROY.
Stamford Town Clerk's Office.
There is some talk in stamtord 0n
MILK PRODUCERS GET HIGHER”
PRICE. _
PI..A.INFlEl..D. May fly-The milk
producers or this section ‘receiv,’
word that. the Boston mllk‘dealérohttd;
agreed to increase the 'pri‘be ‘paldq‘m
eight quart can of milk two auditg‘
thirds cents. In view of this 30th
the farmers believe that the ‘P‘
dent-e. dealers will now agree to mt,
40 cents per can. The Provided
dealers have been altering an Ivan
price of 38 cents per can and th .
tners declared they would com
ping milk there unless they m
the price asked.
t’lliti
Of.
This is the couple who
George R. Close. Assistant Town
and gave him the data which
POPE REVEIVEB PORTO RICO.
SHOP.
ROME; May 17.——'rhe pope roceiv‘t
ed today in private audionce‘BIIho‘p
W. A. Jones. of Portofiloo, who am
He sold that his bride to be won
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Norwalk Chronicler