‘ PAGE & SHAW
; Pure .. Home- 3
g . ' :t The Candy of Excellence
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I; F. H. IAXTER.
“Wm "'"" Agom m Town of Norwaik
HUYLER’S FAMOUS l
CHOCOLATES
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LANE'S PURE ICE CREAM
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCT8
F. A. LANE
51 Washington Street.
South Norwalk
Anderson's Launch Works
Launches and Boats
of all kinds promptly built. lasts
tor sale. All kinds of repairing
given special attention.
Oyster Shall Point. Nomlk
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John Bertlne has taken a‘ position as.
hell boy at the Hotel Mahackomo. .
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BARON PATEll-llll’s
TRIM. BOMIENBES‘
‘ ' The Hickory Bluff store, has been,
opened for the season by Henry WIL;
liens. the North Main street (“Olllt‘c‘l
ROME, May l7.——Tho trial of Baron;
‘tioner.
Vincenso Paloma, a former cavalry?
. lieutenant in the illliitm army, who on:
Buckingham Post, No. l", G. A. it,
held a regular business meeting last,
at
night in the pest rooms
this morning before the Amines Court.
The lawyers for the defense are on-
wStraw Hats. O‘Brien's.
L. Sumner Wilson and F. C. Godfrey i the trial so that, the accused may be
two well known Nouwalk sportsmen; examined by experts and his mental
enjoyed a. aWim yesterday. The wa-jcomiltoln estaiisilod. They also insist
gan Underwearat SOC
is a “Cork
It comes in long and short sleeves.
er,"
regular or stout
drawers and is the best value we've offered in a long time.
You can't find its equal, let alone its superior in the city
-at the price.
Perhaps you only want to pay a quarter—we’ve a mighty
good number at that price.
Perhaps it will be a “union" suit—a number of makes
at from $1.00 to $2.50
Athleticaliy inclined and many others will want B. V. D.
or Porous Knit, ribbed or flat at from 5°C to $1.00.
Anything and everything
priced.
in summer furnishings rightly
It’s a bit early perhaps to wear a straw. but hot too
early to make your selection.
Our stock is right—all the new
straws, and shapes and a swell line of "Panamas."
‘Nonwstx
doavoring to obtain a. postponement Mi
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tier is still cold, they report‘ but oh so. on calling of the Duke of Aosla, the
invigorating. Count of Turin, the Minister of Wang
...—...... and the under Secretary of ii‘orelgnl
Louis Schiltt and family have m‘ov- “ Affairs as witnesses. The presiding
ed from BIOCk island, Where Mr-‘judge has refused the latter demand. :
Schlitt was lightkeeper, to South Non“ The entrance of mo prisoner. pm:i ,
' Willi. where he Will work fm‘ the N0?“ teruo into court caused a sensationl
walk iron Works Company.
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unrecognizable. Ever'y movement “6'
made was an effort to conceal his face?
from the public. ' . .
Rev. F. A. Coleman, formerly curate
of St. John's P. id. Churcll, now rector;
of Trinity Church, South Norwalk,l
will preach in St. Luke's Chapel,
.eStamvford next Sunday evening.
\
i“ i the case behind closed doors.
MOVE TO DELAY NEW HAVEN a;
B. a M. MERGER. i
BOSTON, May lSfiWA movement to‘
have much important pending railroad
V-redenburg, who is suffering from ill-f legislation passed 1 upon by n commlsv
-slnudrc rrs ‘ 118 ill r t:
teas. I o n to id to the gill in l o
Mrs. G. E. Vredenburg has retmrnedi
from a visit to Yorktown, N. Y., and
was accompanied to her home in 55
Bayvic-w avenue by her son. Arthur.
1913. was begun by Senator Tillkham:
of Boston. who introduced a l'caolvel
in that effect in the senate, The Ill‘O-l
-—Pnnamas, $4 to 810. O'Brien‘s. l
‘Louis Paganetti. of $iavnt’ord.
former South Normll‘lr fruit denier, cx- New Haven & Hartford and llostonl
pects to sail this eveninz for iruil'. & Maine railroad system. the ”0-
where he will settle lilo large estate jected extension of tile Grand Trunk
left by his mother, who died recently. railroad to Bostonthe dissolution of
’tho Boston Holding company, a cor-
Special Officer lm'cnzo J. Adams. of porntion by which the New Haven syn.
the Norwalk Police force, has been tem indirectly‘controis the Boston &,
hid up With "- lame We“: 1“” Maine lines and other important lei;l
u now able to get around again and l5. isiation will not become effective this
receiving the congratulations of his‘ year, If ’Soalor Tinkhlun’a resolve 153‘
triends. accepted by the legislature.
‘The resolve provides for a commis-
‘ sion or three to consist of the chnir-
In All Its Branches
1 man of the railroad commission, the
l Chairman of the directors of the port
Agsnt for the Best and Cheapest
Loose Leaf Binder Made.
of Boston and a third member, to be
CIT Y PRINTING COMPANY
designated by the chamber of com-
J. W. OORHAM. Prop.
msrce of this city.
Him 41' 4 Elizabeth at.
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Mrs. R. A. Cutler‘. of 'Shrewsbnry,
Man. will: attend the ordination of
her grandson. Rev. Aaron Cutler'Co
burn. in New Maven. Wednesday.
Mrs. Cutler is 80 years of age.
The Court has decided to try the: it
the posed consolidation of the New York. 2...”...
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He is a. living wreck and aboaluteiyt .
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“ March 2, 1911. murdered Princess (‘lulili . - .
fiiu ’l‘rigoni dl Sant' Ella, lmdy-in-Waib‘ g
. _ V which; ing to Queen Helena. and afterward nt-i .
i time further plans for Memorial Day tempted to commit suicide, was begun“ .
were discussed
By Express Today ‘1
councc-rlcur swan 'snso.
csuour LAST mom. swamp.
coo, FLAT AND BLACKPldl-l, HAL-
I‘I.UT, sas sass. ovsrcna, Lona
sun aouuo cums. THE ONLY
PLACE m TOWN wnch HAN-
DLES NOTHING BUT SEAFOOD.
TELEPHONE 108.
Wash Skirts
GOOD VALUE.
Seersucker llndersklrts in blue,
grey and black stripog
500; 75c and 98::
Ton linen finish .......... 98c
Extra size ........... 08c
White Crincke Seersucker 759
White Crincko Seersucker. ex-
tra also 084:
White (,‘rlncke
short ..
Seersucker,
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Rompers
in Strips and Plain Colors, sla-
as 6 months to 7 years ....500 ~-
J, i. Mallette
08 Washington St.
Tel. 449. 80. Not-walk.
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, HAVE YOUR'
» TREES
SPRAYED
_Frait trees sprayed now
will return» 1.000% profit at
platinum. in his): flaw-
.» stamina—iv mo ,
No man or woman can:
tell the moment tholi'su‘u‘.
in; dnrs will stop, but story ;
one whorl-cu an Iroquoi-
wlth The South w, Namath,
..pcutls‘ys AND clinicians E
c an a blessing.
"satisfaction so complete as that
‘ «um train a pair of glasses. prov
pivld‘odithey are titted by «moons
who, knows howl We employ ox-
tlorlenoed Coraline—audits» uh!-
,_ , sloians to examine eyes and guar-
7 autos satisfaction.
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THAMER
. m MONT oLs‘sssa
There can be no
stamford. Conn.
16 “years
Trust Gamay. saves and
. u- suitlmanrmi- does the {’3' 2.1::gf‘glmznfll
- business..f' “ . , an! it "a: to! m to 5"};
. 7 ., , m lmrsl’t'alll‘ Duluth“,
H B tl‘o ladncamnt offered. : {j ,
fl en” l be up Ill! ‘l'hs South'Nolwalk 7 3‘
_‘ Netbyanom m the moment's
‘ , Open Saturday martian
Li _’ m “or.
Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market.
race ocuvsav.
Gold Crowns
lave often the cause of much dissatla
faction, but if properly made and fitted.
are the greatest comfort and conven-
ience, lfiklng the place of healthy, use-
ful teel . One crown looks quite like
ianothsr, after it in inserted; it is the
tear of time which proves the wearing
qualifies. I use no machine for the
production of crowns. they are all
hand made in my office—«carefully
shaped and fitted, and properly rein-
forced, meeting every requirement of
perfect workmanship.
Save your teeth by having them
crowned.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
10 South Main St. South Norwall
Hours: I a. in. to s p. In. Bun-
dsya by appointment only.
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DWI”). it to one in nodal.
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The Italian Treatment. l
The ltaiiana resort to u very simple
method when they wish to obliterate
the injurious effects of salt air and
sunshine alter a visit to their villas.
the shore of the Adriatic. the Tyrrhen‘
tan sea or the lakes. They bathe the.
face with the white of an egg. well
beaten, let it dry on the skin and;
rinse it off in soft water after fifteen,
minutes. The treatment is repeated?
three or four times, and always at;
night Just before retiring. ‘
Process Must Be Blow.
Apples and toes when frozen
can be restore in good condition ill
they are thawed slowly. l'lut whenl
thawed rapidly they became flabby and,
soon decay. The carpets and other:
covering we place over plants in win-i
for do not prevent their freezing and
thawing, but they do prevent their
freezing and thawing too quickly.
Hence the benefit. -
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Golden Opportunity.
A stranger passed through our
show street the other evening and
heard our popular youth and beauty in
the strenuous warble of gladsome
song. He was much impressed, and
later. in landing the town to ye editor,
he said that he didn't know of a place
on earth where there was such a gold-
rn opportunity for a good music teach-
er.-liedge Corners Herald.
A Matter of Assurance.
“Some of your speeches." said thel
cynical friend. "make me think of a;
mathematical marvel i once knew":
"in what way?" “He would disposeé
offhand of any problem you gave him!
Nobody in the crowd was able to say;
whethsr’ltfi got the right answer. and;
it really didn't seem to make much;
diaerencc. anyhow.“
‘Resl Victor: in Life.
There are people. like the Apostle
Paul, whose lives have been battered
and twisted, but whose spirits are ra-
diant as the sun. You will listen in
vain for waiting or complaints. These
are the victors in life and lifters oi.
the common load that humanity car
rial.
Keynote of Success.
The longer 1 live. the more i am
certain that the great difference be‘
tween men, between the feeble and
the powerful, the great and the in.
significant, is energy. invincible de»
termination-‘1 purpose once fixed
and than death or victorylwli‘on’cll
Boston. ‘
Humlllabd indian Tribe.
When the Quakers came to Penn;
syllulla in 1082 the only lndians,in._
the neighborhood were the Delsl
wares. who had Just been terribiyf
beaten by the Five Nations and fol-c:
ed into a treaty by which they sub?
miticd to be called women. 1
, His Only Chance.
The man who has never become,
sutliclently important to lift a first.
shovelful of earth or lay a corner;
stone or drive a last spike may as'
é cans Old Dutch Cleanser .................... 25c
Crown Aster Jams, jar ......................... 'éfi f"
18 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar‘ ................ 81.00 :
Marble Brand Tomatoes. large can ............ roc
Ralston’s Breakfast Food, pkg. ................ roc .
E3555 Oregon Prunes, lb. .................... we
6 lb. Bag Raiston Entire Wheat Flour .......... age
3 lbs. Yale Toast Crackg's for ................ “if
I Largest stock Wines and Liquors in The Nor-
waiks. New York prices prevail.
A. F. Beckmann 8: Co.
83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK
Phone 440 .
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Get StartedRight,
bv Enrolling at .
Merrill Business College‘
South Norwalk Stamford Port Chester
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FINAL MAP OF
Rock Rid
(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 getsfirst choice will
Telephone 760' South Norwalk.
M. D. RANDALL
John Kubov1c
' Ladies’ and Gents’
Merchant Tailor .
Best Materials. -——— Lowest Prices
Give Us a Trial
well try to become reconciled to tbc‘I
fact that posterity will have to honor;
him, it he is to be honored. ;
Value of Contentment.
A contented mind is. the greatest
blessing is man can enjoy in this
world, and it, in the present life, his
happiness arises from conquering his
desires, it will arise in the next from
the gratification of them.
Original Home of Honey Bee.
The common variety of bee, known
as the honeybee, is thought by some
high authorities to have had its orig
inal home among the woods and
mountains of central Europe.
Nothing Doing.
Geraldine—mid you ask pa for my
culnbcrs, Pineapples, Strawberries, ()ranges.
20 NORTH MAIN ST.
218 Washington Street South Norwalk
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Home Asparagus
Home Rhubarb
Fresh Eggs
Potatoes
per bunch 30¢;
per bunch 5c
per dozen 2.5
per peck 35c
ettucc, Tomatoes, Cl)».
Iliome itadislles. Home Spinach. Wax llenlls, L
, anon: «a
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hand? Gerald~-l did. Geraldine—
What was his answer? Gerald—Ac!
cording to my translation 1 can’t have.
even your little finger.
Advantage of Advancing Years.
One of the advantages of becoming;
old is that one becomes indifferent tel
hatred. insult. and cnlumny. while
ono‘s capacity for friendship and good
will are lusrsasod.——Blamarck.
Wealth and Wisdom.
A man who is worth more than
01,000,000 can get any monplace
remark accepted as an e gram—Chl-
cago Record-Herald.
Hasty Pride.
This is how a little girl reported the
text of the sermon: "Pride sooth be
fore destruction, but a bounty spirit
waits till tsil."--Judgo.
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Mark of llulncsrlty. ’
Beware of him who meets you with
a friendly anion. and in the midst oi
s cordial sslutatlon’ seeks to “old"
your glance.
, he Exception.
Return. humans , , JIM
fact. not even ths'fridhts‘lwbiolv‘tlu‘
muon- msh some women looks
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A FEW FACTS.
We desire to call your attention to the fact that we have had
a private wire phone installed in our Norwalk store. The number is
1323. The number of the phone at the East Norwalk store remains
the same, 429. ‘ _
Our, bakery, situated in East Norwalk. is all above around, no asl-
lar and is as light and airy as your own kitchen. We maintain that
our shop is as clean and orderly as your kitchen on baking day. ‘
Our bakers are all clean cut, progreslve young men. who tithe"
pride in their bakings. Nothing but the beat or ingredients are usedu
All flour is allited and all bread and cake mixtures are made by)
machines run by an electric motor.
Everything is made under our personal supervision.
in our ice cream and candy department at Norwaik, we are in
stalling a new ice cream machine and will be prepared in a shot
time to give you a superior article. ’
Orders for our bakery or ice cro‘dm products may be telephoned
to either store or given to any driver. We deliver ice cream. packed,
to any place in The Norwalks. at any time. ,Orders for Sunday din
not" a specialty.
We maintain a free delivery in the city of Norwaik Orders to
morning delivery should be in before 9 a; m. and for afternoon dolly». ,
cry batons ,3 p. in. , . ,
The Norwallr store will be renovated shortly and a pretty ic
cream parlor fitted in the rear. , ,
We desire rsrtlculnrly-to call attention
of brand. it's making a grant hit.
nearly every week.
Special orders for lodgo's. societies, etc, will receive. the. some.
personal attcntion that we give to all orders. '
Your groan probably handles our bakery prodhets. We deliver
ourloods fresh every day. You can order tram him, or from one
of our delivery wagons. or train stiller store. A post card or a phone
‘ massage to the Norwsllt stars will assume you fresh bakery
every day or as emu as you want them. All our goods mul-
tscd,to in fresh and pure. A trial will convince you. ,
. to our ten cent spilt loaf
We are introducing new all“
4 sum is, more. -
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Norwalk Chronicler