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hi ‘a‘mony was performed by two Jewish
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CURTAINS
39c, 50}: and 75¢ a Pair.
LACE CURTAINS
A Complete Assortment.
E. K. BANKS
Mshsckemo Hotel Block
80th Norwslk
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to
night and Sunday: moderate to blink
westerly winds: Sunday l‘uir; motion
ate northwmst winds. Weather condi-
tions: Shooters haw occurred in the
last :14 hours from Kansas eastward tn
Twine-see, in the eastern portion oi
the Lake tuition and along the Allan
tic Coast from Atlantic. .\'. ,l. to East-
port, Me. An extended area of high
‘l'l‘E'Si-illl'e over the Central sections is l
p'oducing pleat-taut woullli‘t' uit'n mod. 13~-x(.‘umturd 8L.
't-rrte temperatures this morninu in
nearly all sections east ot‘ the Rocky
Mountains. Conditions favor for this
vicinity fair weather and not much
l-liange in temperature.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
’l‘omperalure: Low. 3i; high. H.
Partly cloudy.
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Henry Monroe. of t‘annon Station.
spent this morning in Norwalk on nua-
iuess.
~€olt and Still liuts. O’Brien‘s.
Miss Rose Nuttei‘ord. oi' Wllon ave-
nue, is substitution in lanlyu's halt-
ery for the day. -
The Norwalk Country Club tennis
tournament will start this afternoon
and will close. on Memorial Day.‘
—Danolng at Rotou Point tonight.
The children of St. Mary's Church,
Norwalk, boys and girls alike. are be:
ing prepared for the holy communion
which they will neceh’e a week from
today.
Traffic Officer Jarvis S. Murray of
Norwalk. this morning demanded of
the Danbury police commissioner, who
had broken the traffic regulations in a
slight degree. that ho “return and do
it over again in order to make you
remember next time" and the commis-
sioner complimented omeer Murray
and told him that he know better than
to do what he‘hud done.
——-Full line Golf Caps. l_)‘l;lrlon‘s.
ENGLISH A8 SHE IS WROTE.
Sign in ‘httk'ery window.-liomc-
made piz.
(‘ard in reuttttu-atlt~—Sttiall steak, 20
ct nts. Extra small steak. 25 cents.
Advertisement. in , Poultry Journal.
‘-~~~Plymouth Rock hens ready to lay
$431.25 with. -
, From ii prepared rooting ad.~—lt‘s
bright red color is permanent and will
remain permanent. ' ‘
A report of a wedding-«The cere-
l
irabblts.
l A Milwaukee paper informs us that '1
“John Hueirbody oi Wassau. lost thir»
. iy chickéns’ by freezing to death," ‘
" 0n .n contour-The holder of this
coupon‘w-hen propbrly punched in en-
titled to one of our beautiful photo
graphs. .
An mlish report on educ?tlon says,
"The female teachers were natructed
in plain cooking; hey had, in fact, to.
gothrouxh the process of cooking:
themselves in turn.“‘——lloston Trans-
M
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"Going' away this summer?"
. "“No, my‘wife has decided- she can
get ailvflred out more comfortable by
ataxia: _ at. home."-«~Detrolt Free
Press. ‘ g ‘
25c lb.
Mono" not Williamso-
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GLOVE3 ...........-..25o to “.00
BATS
South Norwalk and Norm“;
.....— WM-
Fire Alarm Headquarters
H---.\'ol'lh Main and Ann Sis.
lswillgh St. tutd Bu view Ave.
lumst-walk iron V orks. .
l?-'~Wcst Ave. and Cedar at. l
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§i-l~1uuth Main 81.. between Grove Ami
32——X(M) Electric Works. State at.
simxt-iprlng and Clu ’ Sis.
:ihV-«xtlavllnnd and \ tilt-t Sta.
Riv—xllookwood Mfg. ‘0.
H~~Fnlrtield Ava. and Cedlr BL
iZ—«Ttlylor Ave. and South 8!.
lil~~Womlwurd Arc. and Meadow 2%
ib—llurrltt and uuinturd Aves. sod om
ht.
da—aWVoodwsu-dlmd Lowndes Aves.
51~—Golden Hill St. and Eimwood A".
h2—«Washlnuton St. Brio
hi~~~Norwulk Lock Co. private.
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Basebatliooods
A New and Complete Llno
Also a Complete Line of
TENNIS GOODS
——AT--
WM. P. BEERS
STATIONERY STORES
........Bo to $1.00
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They will make your porch a de-
.. ,llghtful‘, cool, enjoyable spot.
this Summer
A. J. ‘ Collins Co.
' by the Royal Equipment Company, of;
: some of the weakflesseo ol' the ap-
‘prosent frame is much too heavy. l
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5trade of about if» per cent., with eiev-l
on men on the truck.
: so
‘to pull the apparatus.
‘lrllt'k yesterday morning when
mi: ALARMS
SOUTH NORWALK Fins ALARM
sexes
u
at Eloctrh
Works. Telephone for tire alarms.
.‘o. ‘2 . . ‘
3——-n\‘t'sshlngton and North Main Hts
Mshuckemo Hotel.
4—sLiay nnd ltaynumd tits.
Built & G Corset Factory, private. 5
6---~Hoyt's 'l‘lleutl'e.
7-~Norwalk Hospital.
stuslc Hull. clitrord and City Hotels
itmift‘usrl St.
2~5West St., Franklin School.
Concord and Uncut!
Schools.
START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT
Somethln Good for Young Chicks.
”The success of your hroots. from the moment, they are out of the
shell, (intends on the feed you use. llonnle t‘hlt‘k Foods. home pre.
pared. are the kind you can depend on to make line. healthy {owls
and future sturdy layers. We usc not only tho lmsl and cleanest uiu~
terinls, but we proportion our mlrlures sclenllilrnlly. to provide for
the youngest chick on well as the Still grown l'mvl. Only sweet. sound.
cracked grains are permitted-to go into our lot-tie, Ilounlo Little
(Thick Feed is not an experiment. but is smoothing that has been
carefully tostnd. and there is nothing used that can not he led alone
\vl'h perfect sal‘ctr. llonnle l‘hlclt Feed contains the choicest im-
ported Milleis. lino cracked charcoal. thoroughly «tried and selected
grains. such to; out meal. cracked win-at. trucked ltullir. pens. lino old
cracked rorn. which combined. make u mod best adopted ot product:
wrong and vigorous chickens. ‘ MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality. last in urine. always in «the minds of its custom
ers~~llonnle llouio Ground Feed for norm, (tattle and Poultry.
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WOMWWWQ”
sw-lligh School. West Ave. . .
l Wost St. and Taylor Ave. l
” idly Ave. and Lowe tit. :
liestnut and chr Sta. l
South Main Iind .\ onroc Btl.
ilswlngton Ave. und Austin at.
-\'l’e.ut and Elm Grove Sis.
Meadow Sis
so.
Ilil~-Frolght yard and Ann St. privuu.
ix) Denotel! nomintcrl'ering box“.
(M) Muster box. from which the mini»
her of any box can be sounded.
One stroke at 12 noon and I p. at.
standard time. 1-
One stroke at odd limes, testing 0.;
line open. 1- ;
'l‘wo strokes utter an alarm. tire out. to ;
calls department. l—i ‘
a'Thlwel allow strokes. water to be shun.
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At 12:06 p. m., ouch \V'eznoosdny. a ho: “
Is ’pulled for tent. i
he alarms tor my district also to-
ceived by telephone. 24.
NORWALK FIRE ALARM! l
21-~-i.teliion Avenue and l'nion Place.
22*Sprlng Hill and Kellogg Street.
L'iwl'nion Park.
26——West Avenue and Berkeley Sit-not.
27-—Franklln Avenue and Lyrics Place.
Itleus house. (Private box).
32~—cht Avenue. and Merwln Street.
ail—mllurbor Avenue und (Irchnrd Street.
34~--t‘hnpcl Street and Harbor Avenue.
{iii—«West Avenue. near the armory.
.‘lilmStevons Street and Elm Crest.
il~l‘.‘roaa Street and Wilton avenue.
4:: ----- Main street and North Avenue.
film-France Street.
hl—~tlrand Street and Tlnduil Lune.
lit-«Main and Catherine Streets.
fur—New Canaan Road and Fair Street.
htl-wl‘hostnut Street. neur Summer St.
lib—Main Street and Union Avenue.
62-»Uu The Green.
6.’i~ Cast Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
Gi~~liast Avenue and Daskam Lune.
ROWAYTON FIR! ALARM DISTRICT!
12-lliuhland Ave. to N. 1.. N. H. I B.
. It. _
l3~¢Hickory Blot! and Bell Island.
li~~l"lns Point and Roma Point.
at lids.
ill—White Bridge north to Brook-ids.
lit—White Bridge B. E. to L. l. bound
w—wnna Bria o s..w. to 1.. t. Sounfi , 4
One stroke 0 tho fire bell at odd ll 63
indicates testing.
Two strokes of
:4 out
Four strokes at are bell. thus. Idol-l.
Water to be shut on.
A third or more alarms tndloato serious
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BIBILANTPRAISE.
.One oi'tiho ushers approached a man
who appeared to be annoying thoso
about him. 4
“Dorm. you like the show?"
"Yes. indeed." ' ,
“Then why do you persist in missing
the iporlomnauoo?”
inn! 1 w-wss srslmply weaving ' to
S-s-s-sammie that. this pM-sinxlul is
s-s~s-superb."—-Judge.
-.Ma‘
"He is a man who is always ready
to otter s suggestion.” "But no one
ever acts on his suswtlon, so they
really ‘do“ ‘ no harm."~Birmiug’liam
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OS [OPATHY
. pimp. is. Institution
orrsorsrmq. Puvslolsu
iMlMslshurn Ills. mrwslk. mas.
emu at tho Audi-less School at
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Concrete. Cement. Flag
«Curb 8. Gutter Reset
Old Wallis Recovered
(lGrading, Excavating. Team Work.
RAYMOND BRiOTHERS
BAND BRAKE TOO STRONG.
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Showed UP Some of tits Weaknesses‘
of Old Well Truck.
The new Duplex Band brake. made.
liridgeport, was tested out yesterday[
afternoon on the Old Well truck. The!
brake is successful in every respect;
but so powerful that it showed up;
paratuu. it was found that It willf
be necessary to replace the present‘
cradle on the front truck with al
heavier frame. as the strait) on thol
One of the tests was that. of driv~
in down innturd avenue hill. al
The brake lield'l
well that the horses were tort-ed
The slight damage sustained by the.
the.
klll-; holt snapped was repaired by ll.f
.I. llllyl’nso nud the hawk put back
lute commission again by 3 o‘clock.
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We sometimes wonder if a poet
doesn't [Gill sorry for people who have‘
nothing but money.
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culcnésrm is PILLS
Tllll ”IAIOND “RAND.
I. I Ask our sits
I-c‘L‘onr‘l'DlsMnu‘d
‘Ills in It“ and ill-M maslllc
M. shied with
Him: monom©
h I Inc. R f
E. ' " 'h.t'tuttl’i’t~3~|{€zfll'ms
I" (fill lliiAND “LIA. to: 26
firs-n know as Mt. sated. Always licilm Io
Still) Bl DRUGEISTS EVERYWHERE
is
WVIJ'IBZH BI-FOCAZ
EYES EXAMINED FREE ;
AND GLASSES GUARANTTED ‘i
‘Open Monday Ind Saturday evening-ff
UNITED BANK BUILDING, '
South Norwslk.
Fenwick Optical Col
Saturday Specials
Buttonper lb ...... .. ....... . ..... 33¢
Buttonperlh............ ..... ....... .... ..... . 380
imported Potatoes. per peck. ...... 40c
Asparagus, per tin .25c
Peas,2tlns........................ ........ ....... .. 250
'l‘omatocs,3tlns, ..... . ........ .. 25::
String Benns.2L-nns...'. .......... . 25o "
(L‘orn.2tins....................... ....... ........ . . 25o
Succotnah,2tins ..... “t. ....... ......... . 250 ‘
(iheese.porpound.................... ..... . 22o ‘
Crackers. Milk and Soda. 3 pounds ......... .. ........... 250
Shrimp, 3 cans 250
Beots.percan........... ...... .. ........ 120 ,
Salmon ..... . . ..........,.13,15,18 parsing”,
Smoked Herring, A. ......... . ........... 3 for 10¢
.\iuckernl.each . ...... 90 ‘
Picklosperdoz. ......... ...... ., ..... 96
Flour. \thfihllllrli Best, 241,5 pound hugs ........................ 90¢
Quaker it Cataract. {Zilépound bags ...... . ........ 80¢
Whitehoaf 85c
Gold Medal ....W . .................. . .. . ...... . 906
Marvel, in 12%, pound bags . . . . .. ....... .. . .. ..... . ........ ..’.. .40c
Whlte Loni, in 5 pound bags. ...... ...... . ............... . 209
Notas'eed Raisins. per package, .. ............ . .......... . 12c
Prunes, 3 pounds. . ...... ...................... . 25c
Dried. Peaches. per pound . ..................... - ........ . . .... 13¢:
Dried Apricots. per pound. ................ v. ...... . ........ 15¢
iiouserieaning Articleaz,‘ Iliiorlde of Lime. Lye. Amonla, Dutch
Cleanser. bio—More -Dnst. more-holes of three for .......... ...:“'25c"|
Swift‘s l’rlde Soup. 7 bars tor....... ........... . ..... 25c
Lakewood Soup. 7 bars ton... ...... . ......... . ....... 25o.
Son-boy. Kirlonnnn's and Ozone Washrlng Powder, ii for .25c
Sunbeam Farina-3 (or ........... ...... 25:
Minute Tapioca, 3 for ......... .. ...... . ...... ..... . 25¢
Sunbeam Zilincemeat 3 for . 250
Apple Jelly, in 2% pound pails. ........... . ......... .. 15o
Royal (Cocoa. in u, pound tins. . .. ...... . ........... ' ..... 15¢,
Krirtkie (“urn Flakes. 3 for .................. 25f:
‘ “Square" Brand Milk; 3 iota... ..... . ............. . 2503‘
Mixed (likes, pet“ pound. ................................ 10:3
Shoulder .............................. . ........ . ..... . ..... .. 12¢
25 S. 41 H. GREEN STAMPS
with each of thet‘olloulng
1 pound llotol Astor Cotter ................
1 pound White Rose (Toffee .. ................................
l [Illiillll Exquisite (‘oi‘leu . . . . . . . . ....
l pound t‘lull Cotter: ........ . ........ .‘ ........................ 30c
l pound Ceylon Tea .. ..... . .. ................... 500 ,.
l pound Mixed Tea ........... ............................... 50:
We give S and ii. Green albums. l‘lon‘l hesitate to ask for them.
Groceries are delivered in inexorwnlks and rminlly. All tn‘dors
left at or telephoned to the store, before 5 p. ill. daily will he delivered
that day or evening. . '
' t‘olue and look over our star-k and get ollr prircs‘.
Stamps are yours for the asking.
DARRAGH BROS. ‘
Washington St. Bridge 'Phone 923 .
S, & H. Green
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J. a. CONNOR, Mgr. :
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servlco and Cuisine Up—to-Dste
ismCorner of Main and Wall Streets. "4
AUTOMOBILE EXPERTS
ARE EARNESTLY ‘REQUEST'ED TO INSPECT THE 1913 MODELS
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THE MOYER AUTOMOBILE
NOW READY FOR DELIVERY AT OUR GARAGE
SAVE TIME AND MONEY
liy renting an automobile, for an hour. it day or a Week. Our chauf-
feurs are careful and experienced men. .-
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER STREET Telephone 681-8 NORWALK, CONN.
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We, “Make. ,
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PHONE 433.
O. B. J acksgi
'Optlcianj
,, Everything in the optical Line
.” Eyes Examined Free
ill-«Long Island Hound to MeKlnIo at. ,
3~"(:entlul.' McKinley St. to ennont‘ .
22-—-Pennnyer St. to Cross St. .
til-«Cross El . to Railroad. ~
Zimkutlroa towBrooltsldo. '
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3.. bell. thus. i-i. firs “
“Why. motion, alive, 1 Wowssn't hissa, _.
assert» my
TwDecOration Day
S CIALS .
This week we have placed on sale many new things in the way
at 'Li‘atlles'and Misses Baits, Costs, Dresses. Wants. Skirts. House
Dresses. Kimono‘s and Princess Slips that you should see. The
styles are the yery newestr The qumlltlel are of course in every
ease up to the high standard always maintained here. and you’ll find
our prices considerably below ordinary. Summer is here In earnest
now. Don’t. put of! supplying your summer clothes needs any long-
er. Begin setting the benefit of them right away. You'll find here
. the host of everything in really to (wear apparel in styles that“.
always ahead of the times—«styles that will please you henna-o
we color to all clauses or panticular people. Whether your taste Is
consorvstlw or extreme. we can please you. Come and see the Dec.
oration. Day Specials throughout the store. ,
Don't let. anything detain you from coming to this store at
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“The :Pliris Cloak” 8;“ Suit House
3:3 Main at. Stamford. 3 SoMsin filo-south Norwslk
for COnuecting .
Cas Ranges .
To insure prompt attention or-
ders must be placed early. Don‘t
wait until the weather gets good
and hot. Order yOur gas range
today. An order placed now
means 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. ~
United ‘Etéctric
‘ Light '81 Water Co
Electrical (lo.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELIOTBIOAL SHOP
No Charge"
HomeAsparagus - -
Home Rhubarb I
Putatoes
Climbers, ‘Pinsupples, Strawberries, Oranges.
20 NORTH MAIN ST.
The, ostrich can't fly-what; too much
weight for its wing power. The Vans...
diurn built Ford has all the Weight it
. needs for strength—but it's the light-
est car for its size in the world. We’ll
‘ sell seventy-five thousand new Fords
this year—principally because it’s not .
an ostrich car. ‘ ’ *
All Fords aré Model T’s-eall alike ex-
cept the bodies. The two ”passenger
runabout; costs $5go—the five passen-
er touring car $Gao~thc delivery car
E700—the town car $goo—f. o. b. De-
troit, completely equipped. Get lat-
est catalogue from S. L. Benedict, 98 ..
So. Main St. . ‘ . '
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‘l-torse iiadlshes, Home Spinach. Wax Beans? ‘Lettucet' Turnstiles“
W. mm M
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Auto. '
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.. A~ Satisfactory Reflection“ I,
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The man who has his clothes mgde hero is perfectly nail-nod,
with his appearance. He always looksgoo’d and his clothes .mst‘i
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Norwalk Chronicler