Their superiority
is recognized all
over the World
IN STOCK BY
w. A. Hammer)
42 NORTH MAIN STREET“
Thursday is Bargain Day
Ribbon Sale.
Our excellent vnlucs give till a steady trade ~ln‘VRilibons. . This
week we will give unusual fibres in‘ liroiten Lines.‘ Odd Pieces of
Short Lengths. nt coat or below. V '
Also special purchase at nttrnclive prices.
W
Narrow Ribbons—lo to Sc. Asset-toil
colors.
Wide Ribbons—At 8c. (trout value
ltlc. . ‘
Wide Ribbons—~At14c. (in-st value
lilo.
Plain and Fancles—ch. Great value
3.30.
Short Lengths—At Bargain Prices.
FULL LINES STAPLE RIBBONS AT REGULAR PRICES.
A Dickerman & Son
84 Washington Street, _South Norwslk 'Phone 446
We give 88:“ Green Trading Stamps
ROYAL GROCERY CO.
19 lbs. Sugar ....... $1.00 licsl Creamery liuller 33c
(loci Potatoes. pk. ..... Soc Good ’i‘ullle llultcr . ........ 31c
it (told (‘ross Milli .. 25c Nellie Rhubarb. ---------- 5c
3 Squaw iirnud Milk ......... 25c anlve Asparagus . ...... 30::
7 bars lienox Soup ............ 25: Native Spinach. pk. .. 33:
1 bars Lnundiy Soap ........... 25c ii lbs. Milk Crackers ......... . 25c
7 ”IS. Siiii’t'll ............. 250 3 lbs. Soda Crackers 25c
—.——-¢
A full line of Fancy Fruit. i’ineitpples, Bananas, String ile‘nns, Cucum-
bers, Lettuce. New Potatoes. Tomatoes 3, liadlshes. ‘
Tel. Call - ., ‘- - - . 1264.3
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BURGLARY lN NEW HAVEN. lWlLL HAVE SAVINGS DEPART-
NEW HAVEN May 2..3--'I‘ho police MENT.
were endwvorlng yesterday to trace HARTFORD. May 23- Bank Cour.
two burglars who entered the resb misloners Holt and Lippltt as recelv‘.
dence of H. Mather Brooks Tuesday {rs ol’ the Windsor Locks Savings
afternoon and made off with sliver- hank, havé removed all the securities
were and prized heirlooms valued at and books to this city. It is the ln-.‘
about $1,500. The robbery was not tuition of the Windsor Locks Trust:
discoVered until several hours after It, (‘Ompnny to ope-ix a savings deport-l
had occurred. and itwas some time mentnin connection with its trust busi-
lster before the authorities were notl- new,
tied. The burglars ransacked every ..__...i..._.
room in tlfb place and then left the R: W. Dantonth. 166 N0. Main St.
place with: their booty slung in base Concord "led many remedies for
over their shouidm. 'l‘hey departed kidney trouble. hilt they did not cure
by the front. door. their manner of him. Then he saw an advertisement
leaving being so :bold and deliberate ot Foley. Kidney Pills and began tslo
as to attract little attention from his them. "in n shortlitne I corn? .'
neighbors who saw the two men de- msnced to get better, the polite left
putting . .my back. the action of the kidneys
.. . --....... ... ._.e__ t was tree and naturst sud the Bcnldlns '
‘ 10 con: A coco IN on: MY ‘ . .
lobe t..-um iv» litotno .uuinine l‘abtets.l :fgigylél'ldgzyfih:”slag?! rcxfliigi:
III- zulv'i- r“fund money it" it tails to; ‘
cure. E. W. Grave's signature is on- & (0- . "
Winch has. an t ' . '
l RAILROA AGM‘NS‘I’ RED -
omens count cAoso. , n ultra. CLOTH
Mama, May tits—rite ”sir. onroAdd its; so.
”Win.“
M also Most to shot or J. v. torblodolttoolissolliososotooowost-
dialer-mine nipoundsry line. The point. it reeds:
dos no tried lid New motion coun-' “No ofiploye sluli moor rad colored
ti and Judmeht m siren tor the outer summits. so they may be token
.for stop. Illinois."
. M funny red,” , ‘
boom Court of films mounted the wnisi cont rold‘lilsolti M Miter outs" ‘
adoring 92 case. Tunney. The lost or millet” will» lion‘s Molt]
Mn N. TN Rinaldo Imitation Oil lens railroad with they mi- duty. 3 ‘
idosnpony. on action for ejootment our! The odloisl order is it slid to the f .
i .
‘; ”de “sebum ore suppoo
‘ on to have? mm with insulation:
or shootioo. The little girl on. intros
' ins also drtw lame supplies 0! seed
‘ ‘ ‘erlutd. .
"t not: tints. nil-pits: lieu-o rue-day
. -AL'.
THE ANDREW RAIEL OYSTER
COMPANY. A FIRM THAT HAS
EXPERIENCED RAPID GROWTH
l
lTHROUGH THE SCIENTIFIC
l HANDLING or ova-tans.
l’i'he Oystermnn and Fisher-titan.)
i The Andrew Rudel 035410? (‘0. was
organized about eight years ago with
'n virtual stock of $500,000. Mr. Radel.
lpresident and treasurer; l-‘. C. Mullins,
trivia-president; A. L. Smith. assistant
ittensuror and secretary, and was
donned by the consolidation of six
301‘ seven plunts of old standing on
‘the Connecticut share. Outside of the
cornpnny'o holdings the following
txilfllbll are mwrntod by Mr. lindcl in-
idivli‘iunlly: W. H. Hoyt and Son. Muy
.iQ'iy'ster Company. Anglo American
‘tt‘lyster Company. Standard Oyster
_t‘onipan.\'. Nassau Oyster t‘omtulny.
land it number at Greenport phtnis.
The output of the illiteront plums
is marketed by the within-organiza-
.tion of the Andrew Rndel Oyster
Company. The fleet necessary to up.
:Lrate the plants comprises nine sl'cnrn-
‘ero and twelve gas boats, and over it
itiosen waizrh hosts are otnployl-d at
different points A shipyard is main»
{tallied at Port Jolterson. L. l.."iull,v
equipped tot Wilding and rcpnira.
l The compensation ntai‘nmlus its own
1mm hine shop. « *‘
t Thi- shocking house at South .\'or
Elwilli was built. especially for the pm
130" Mid contsins oi modern improve-
Imonto. including refrigerating and
Istcrillziuu plants. and has an output
of 4000 gallons daily oh ch is dis-
.llrlhuted us tor west as ilenw Cur
lots are n specialtv The shell oyster
ldt‘pnrlmonts are operated at Oyster
3-way. N. i'., sud New Sullolk, .\', YL.
f hath plants having it capacity of 300
loom-old daily.
‘ From 300,000 to “0.000 bushels of
latest are sold annually trout those
lplsnts. going to Long island and East-
l‘ern planters. The Pacific Cont plant-
ln‘nd «:houénnds ‘o’f barrels are slilmwd
ito England tor summer planting.
lAbout 30.000 acres are cultitaled by
{the cmnpnny and Mr. itsdel. located
lln Connecticut. New York Rhode ls-
lisnd and Massachusetts 'l'ho'corn‘
loam a shell pile in South Norwalk' is
ltho ”targets onesenoun‘s pit» in the
:wuild Thu accompanying tut will
lglvc an idea 0! the size or last sen
lwns shell pile. which hunt-iv does it
linsllce. The dealers are invited to
jlnspect it and the. entire plain.
it is a conscrtutlve statement that
the nadcl interoots represent the larg-
on! independent organizations in the
busihees.‘ A 2"
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JUNIOR CLUB MUSICALE.
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Held at the Home of Miss Allcs Mc-
Grnth, Lost Evening.
The Junior Club of South Norwnk,
cujoyed a musicnlo at. the home of
Miss Alice McGrsth, last night.
lnmclioon was served after which
games werep lnycd and riddles solv-
(d. The {on was ended at it into hour
and all voted Miss Alice u charming
houses.
The program of the evening was
as foliows:-
Evening Serenademidlsle Motherland.
O'Brien.
Corioianus Wnltz~ Helen Leather
land.
0! YouBcsutiful Dollw-iielcn And-
sews.
Waves of Danube—Grace O'Brien.
-—Msry' Reilly.
Dimes of Golden Rod—Alice Mc-
Gdsth
Will the Roses Bloom in. Heaven--
Veronica Essen.
This Mysterious Ros—ileum Leath-
Tnoly were accompanied on the
piano lby Miss Alice Mcomtb. Miss
nclen condo and Edith Clilco song
the. nito (or soon. '
DANIURV DAIY DIEE OF BURNS.
possum. Msy liar-treads Gel-in-
set, the three mrs old doughter bf
Louis Oslolnsor. pt 14 summit street
from the Milo ot intros. The child‘s
mother lstt it stone in his house with
We other child!“ While also wont to
with no? station; consist-l, bandit
. Song “ Net-ybody‘s Dulu‘ lt"——Grnce .
it‘- Got to be Someone that i Love .
‘ I'd Like to be in [around with s .
”om i nova—aunt“ MCGI'MII,
BAridgsport Advertisements.
@112 n. in ion alumna patty
Establinhrh 18.57.
LINEN SUITINGS, SPECIAL.
BOTH THE RAMIE AND THE SMOOTH
WEAVES WHIH 'ARE NOW
FASHIONABLE.
I’rolialily you tliziy have lltlllt't‘il that it is time fur
Linens. If you llill)p\’llt‘tl to he on Fifth Aw. in tlm
(ircat City til) a sunny nitcrnumi, _\nu would iiml out
that the most stylish Linctt Stilts arc of llt‘(l\_\'. l‘tliii‘\t’
wcaws‘. and bi'lillt‘ of them. il‘lilliill‘ll with llll.‘ enrolling-
ll' stylish Macrcmc Lace. Comfortable. uisy luoltiux.
and distinctive. Youwillacc tlicm in this city \iillil‘l
:i few days. .‘illtl we have in ullcr lllt‘ lullmtini‘r tulms in
(fl) stcr and t‘rcnm \i’lllit‘:
36 iucltcs 39 and 50 cts.
45 inches 59 um! 65 cts.
2!» inches 29 cts.
Special in White and Black Ramic Stripe.
59 (in.
“.an Ill l0tI~ St‘t‘ll' Ill.
TOILET ARTICLES Oh MERIT
for Summer Use.
Tourist Rolls. t'HlH't'liIt'ill FlilllH‘l‘-llli\‘tl iifiilll‘.~ with
imckcts i-i Illllll illl‘ tlilit‘l‘t‘lii :irtirlcs. ‘l'rnwlvt's litul
lllt‘rt' \'t‘i'_\ lltllltl} fur l‘ullmuii car or Slcziuict' 1mm
50 (ii. ~lm' 25 gig,
(DU t‘i sl/l‘ 35 CS:
:5 ct wt- 50 cts.
"Sacred Secret" Deodor. :5 cl. size, 14 cts.
Mary Garden Extract. liignuil‘s Sits) size. $3.45
Violet Cerate. 5m. silo. 35 cts.
Pcarlodcnto Tooth Paste. it) ct. slyc. 12 cts. .
Dr. Lyon‘s Tooth Powder,.z -5 it. <i/c r2 cts.
Household Chamois lii‘gt"illt‘tth' “Hrlll 50 ll.‘. . 29 cts.
loilct Section.- vnztiu‘ lluurl
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WOMEN‘S swrss‘ RIBBED; vasrs.
\‘ct‘y dainty insltilms for lint wcutltcr. l.uu-ucrhc«l
hull slt'cwlc». with hand t‘i‘tlx‘llt‘it‘tl hands on _\nlu‘.~‘.
.‘il 50. 75. $1.00 and $1.25.
A SHERATON DINING SUITE OF WHITE
ENAMEL. .
Ilie «Ithcr (In) we “sit: telling lllltlill .i lltpptlnltite
Shite. Kind it null) seems as it cury arrlml ill lllt l-ur—
uiiurc Store is liziutlmiucr ljliilll lllt‘ rule llcftll‘i‘. Now
llt‘i't‘ clinics u Suite of White iinmucl. Sheraton style.‘
to torch. cxlcusiml lithlc, hullci. >t‘l'\'lllg l;ll)lC. cllinzi
cabinet. arm chair Clllll 5 side chairs“. all of intumculnlc
Wliilt‘ enamel and linnl an ivory. 'l‘ltc chairs gtrc uphols-
tcreli with litlbt‘llll blue rt‘mv. ‘iui limitctlintcly plan it
blue and while tliulng mung. with plenty of blue 21ml
wltllc china. a mom lllut will clinrul anyone who secs it.
This Suite is $125.00.
to» Shown in illt‘ l'llll‘lllitli'c Stru‘c.
Eh» E. ill. Emil Glnmil‘dtti}.
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Graduatitm Dresses
Nothing is so practical for a graduation dress as the
populad 45 inch Embroidery Flounclngs. '
Those embroldcries wear and launder well, and are’ L
sullablo lot so many occasions that. the wise mother 5;
ilnds them it Very'putituhle investment.
We are showlul: an exceptionally good nssoriment
of patterns in these embroiiicries ranging in price from
69¢ to $2.50 yard.
As they combine the useful \rlth the beautiful they
will bring genuine enjoyment and lasting sntlsfnction
to the “sweet girl gindhnie."
The N. E. RYAN C0.
SOUTH NORWALK
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Norwalk Chronicler