_ transacted routinebuslness.
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Tourists’ Policy
United Stories, Canada and World
Wide
Caters your banana against any and
an risks. by fire, tbst‘t. lightning
navigation and trnnaportation, while
in transit by. or It the custody of any
transpor-
raliroau. express, rsneier
tation or 0! any Steamship 130., etc.
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
Insurance of All Kinds
Reel Estate—~Town, Country sud Chore
Telephone 1230 '
Upstairs Over the South Norwslk‘
£Truet 00., 87-91 Washington at.
South Nay-walk. Conn.
PUBLIC'STENOGRAPHER
MEMORIAL DAV SENTINEL.
The Sentinel will be issued as a
’rnoming paper Memorial
Thursday. Miiy doth." Adventist-meats
and items of news should reach the
office early Wednesday afternoon to
'lnsure publication
011 Day,
The Sixth Coiniuiu1t‘A.(‘.,(‘-. N.
(1., hill lll(.l’l tonight in tho armory.
Mrs. Thaddeus (lilyci‘
_Yorl1 city for the day, calling on rei-
olives.
...—-
Our llroilicrs' Lodge, No.
(l. lit,
ening.
. Catholic Union Council, No. ill.
Knights of Columbus. will moot to-
night.
Miss .-l1nnic llet'lidon has lakon a
position at Krdnholtz‘ s johnny store.
~~Siulnlord Advocate
Lady Washington bodes. No.
Shephuids of Bethlehem. hold a rogu-
lar meeting last evening.
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0
Concord Division. No. 2. $0113 111‘
Temper-anon, met last“ evening and
. ......M...
A regular meeting of Welcome
Stranger Lodge, No. 3114, Soils of St.
George, will be held tonight.
The children are remembered in the
"May White Sale" at the N. E. Ryan
0033 store. See~iul1'ortlseincnt.
Farmers are looking for an abun-
dant. hay crop as a result of the wet
weather oi’ the past seven weeks.
Pride of Court Narruk Clrcie,. No.
80, Companions of the Forest, will
moot lolllglll. for regular business.
The runway to the float clothe lic-
liance Fire Company is being repaired
and the heat will be put out in a few
days.
'I‘hc Barbers‘ Union will hold Its
1111111th business meeting this evening“
,in the Labor Lyceum, in Washington
alwreet
i:
. Fund for the new South Norwaik llb-
. .111- and Mrs. 1111111111 1124.1
7 .. they Will wens 111$ 11 ,
' iouenco W11 Wilma“ to Oheriee
sriiei- st lit. inure Church. in til“
woelre' visit.
street. '
The weekly rehearsal of the South
”Lain—1"
is in Now"
l0. 1. 0..
hold a regular meeting last e1'~‘
I my
Electrical Wiring
Fine Line of Elec-
trical “Supplies
Charles Buck, Jr.
Address:
51 MAIN 8T.. NORWALK
Telephones: Office. 901; house, 21-!
H O R N. E R ’ 5
20-211 111. 311111 81.. near 5111 Ave. New York.
Furniture, Rugs, Interior Decorations.
Our New Home Open For; Basins“.
Thousands of out of town customers have inspected our
display of artistic furniture, rugs end interior decorations.
”...“...moe..-“ ...—...“..u. . - --. .. . . -
'i‘iie 'l‘camsicrs' Union is
to 111001 lollli’ll'l‘llw evening.
The new summer raps; for the South
.\'or\'.'ail1 police form have arrived.
(‘h.1rlo.~' Gray, of South
spigot )I'rlli.(lil) in Now
business.
Norwulk.
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Prosecuting Attorney (lilorco ii.
\‘1‘sbtzi'yli. ('1in 1121 Smith and ’l‘mtiili
are tosiiiylugv in the .\liilt“.fiiiil'lllillt'ilt-
rose in Bridgeport.
All tho'bai'hor shops in Norwulk
hill 11.1 1-1111.» 1,11 1111:1111.” oil .111- 11111
lllr) will l‘t‘iliJlIl 12111111111 Wednesday
evening until it o'clock
. Adolph Putin-1111' and Frank lievinc
i\\'ll't‘ llllilliil’tl lo lilti'llllli’l‘sllli) in tho
:Ii‘ni-ns lluiloft. No. 2111-3}: l. (l. R. .\i,.
3last evening. at llltlat,‘()lltfliial01l of tho
incrtiiig 11 Dutch supper was'scri’ed
and enjoyed.
R. \\'..l‘unl'orth, in". No, Main St.
Concord. tried many remedies lot
“kidney trouble. but they did not cure
hint. Then he saw :1'11' advertisement
of I-‘oley lgitlncy Pills and button take
ing them, “in :1 short time. I coni-
hient‘ed to not better, the pains left
buck, the action 02‘ the kidneys
‘was free and natural and the scalding
sensation ceased. i gladly recommend
Foley Kidney Pills." \‘1‘. l“. \i'ianiore
& (‘0 ..
i
l \1 .1r i1-li1s will no on exhibition at
tilindonninu a (hug store. Norwalii on
Memorial Day. The various members
of G. A. it, will iiirniiih ’ihom. it will
be of interest to see objects that have
‘had their place in the great conflict.
W
Michael idvon was arrested last 01'
ed with drunkenness and assault. Dill‘
cer Sammlma took him to police head-
quaiters and his case was continued
until tomorrow under a bond of 8510.
' .—
1116 members of Lincoln Council,
No. 4, O. U. A. M. wai participate in
the Memorial Day exercises in South
,Norwnlk on Thursday and the incur
'bers are requested to assemble at 1111
Mystic (‘haln Hall at 9 o’clock in 111.~
morning of that day.
Neiwalk Quartette Club will be lieldl—w- -~— -- -~—- #M- mm“ mm— -~—»
this evening In its hall in. 1\Ollll Main
The baseball game between
bunk cle'rke of Norwalk and south
Norwaik will be played at Amusement
\Park this afternoon.
i‘lie second anniversary of the mat
ilage of Air. and Mrs. .loscph (irnmbly
1111s celebrated by the couple in a.
(pilot way on Satiiiday last
..-" .....e
A 111111411 convocation or Butler Chan'-
tor. No. ‘18. Royal Arch Masons will
be held this evening in the Masonic
Temple
.__... —
. (loloncl John 11. Wade. formerly of
South Norwalk, is grand marshal of
the parade of fifty-one Sunday schools
In Bridgeport, ncxt Saurduy afternoon.
”..-”...
Councilman William' F. Hoyt, com.
llil‘tlfle cluilbrary, receiver] 11 check for
$1,500 yesterday on the first install-
ment on the $20,000 given to the city
by the Andrew Carnegie Library
11.11111 It is understood that the money
will come to the city” in this manner. .
A...”
Mr. 111111 Mrs. 111111111111 vii. 11111141i
an wmmri
the ‘
in South Main street. 6
r5
There’s a way
to tell the Millie-'- 3
‘ look in‘ the item for the
name “ Kayser." It. is
there for your protection
W
.4 N11.
”Eeys'er" Gloves
cost no acre
than the "ordinar
- kisd” and are wort
double' in quality, fit .
and value, and every
lpair contains- .
A Guarantee the!
_ ' adore-bee 1“"
s “new pair free". if the
“tips’ wear out before .
the ct eves. W ‘
Don't eoeept the ”lost
as good " bled.
', Look in thea hemior the
, mine " 11:1."111. ‘
uteri: oi the: autos.
. ‘ "l
>1
greats: a ti o’clock.
. the. 11111 wmun will 1111111111 111‘ W“fi"“
toad will remain in micro
scheduled _
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citing on complaint of his wife charg» V
_ lanes
5 and all acdeseories Grey 11111191101111.
. white fabrics have not been displaced.
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greatest efforts have been in creating HORNER furniture.
APPROPRIATE AND USEFUL WEDDING GIFTS.
For every borne. there {.1- Jometbr'ng ex-
alarms 1'11 our Wonderful aucrtment.
Save Your
“Butterfly” Labels
They Are Worth
25c a Hundred
In cash or merchandise from your
grocer.
"Butterfly"
Milk is
superior in
quality and reasonable In price.
ASK YOUR GitOCER FOR
THE BUTTERFLY MILK
(.
C still”
. ) UNDEN 1
Our new twelve story building is dedicated to the highest
and richest type of furniture, replicas of the creations of
Chippendale, Sheraton. Heppclwhite and Adam, but their
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company '
, SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone, 4'.
BEAVER BOARD
is naiuihggapldly in popularity as e substitute for inn and
plaster and wallpaper. It is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic designs for walls and ‘c‘linse, and permits of a
wide scope for individual preferment and taste. We are agents
and keep a large supply on hand.
'BOUTH NORWALK 0(- OF C. TO
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY. ’
South Norwaik “Council, K of (3..
will finish a veiy active season of
lratoruai work 11th week with the
commemoration of the-sixth anniver-
sary ‘Bf‘the institution of the Council
on Sunday, June 21111. On Tuesday!
evening there wil be held in the room
of 'tho council I
building in Wash
amplification of t”
degrees. The in
uni street an ex-
‘ t and second
oiy degree work
will be done by ‘tesni of Orinoco
Council of Green land the second
degree will be conferred by the of-
,ficers of Catholic Union Council.
No. 36.
The tliird‘or Major degree will be
$2130 o‘clock. The w0rk will be in
charge of State Deputy Supreme
Knight .Wililam J. Mulligan, of
Thompsonville, and staff. consisting at
twelve men. Twentydhree candidates
will be knighted.
Deputy Mulligan is well known in
Connecticut. and'thie manner in which
he has conducted iii. of C. affairs In
Connecticut has brought. to him the
high honor at being for the third
time to the highest oilce in the stints.
This Is the first knight to be, liua
honored in (“caneclcuL
A large number poi Knights from
Bridgeport. Stamford and Greenwich
will be here Sunday.
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Loula A. Frazier. 4 Market 8t., Nor-
wich. (‘onn., had been subject to back-
ache due to kidney trouble for some
time. He says: "Hearing of Foley
Kidney Pills. I took them and they
gave me relief at once. i recommend
them as a prompt and effective medi-
cine for kidney and bladder trou-
ble." W P. Wigmoro 8: Co, "
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Darragh Brothers
Grocers
WABHINGTON
STREET
BRIDGE
' Telephone : ~923
WORTH KNOWING
Enameled ware which has become
discolored can be cleaned with ...
paste made of coarse salt and vine-
gar.
Home Asparagus
--- ‘ Potatoes - -
Disrolorcd cups and dishes used ,
for baking can be made as new by rub-
bing the brown status with a flannel
dipped in whiting.
r.
Many families will really put up with
asqueaklng hinge for Weeks when one
application of machine oil or a little
treated lard will result In perfect at
20 NORTH MAIN 5T.
Variable lace should be kept wrapi
pad in blue paper. White paper is of-
Home Rhubarb -
per bunch 80c
per bunch 5c
- » per peck 35c
Home Radiance, Home Spinach 1111: Bolus. Lettuce, Tomatoes. Cu-
cumbers, Piusoppies, Strawberries, Oranges.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
PHONE 141
ten bleached with chloride of lime.
’wnlch injuriously affects any delicate}
fabric that he's panther it any length of
tinio.-——.'lfinueapoiis Tribune
“—1——
Veil's are of the thinnest. meshes, _ i;
with shadow designs running through.
them. Many have a white background'
with the scroll in black. ' ice cream.
fashion Bits.
Amoug'the lréaily gay paranoia are
striped affairs of black and white or
bright COM hall white with huge bows NORWALK‘
CE CREAM
order Now for Decoration Day
.. HAVE YOU TRIED lTi ,
We have our new machine working now and are making good ‘
Our delivery service is prompt
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
EAOT NORWALK
Of a complete contrast.
‘ Dow-cut tailored coats of linen have .
buttomholes walked In both fronts and
,are fastened with linked buttons or
bright-lined leather. .
uncut-t ..
‘Sllvervgray is popular (or continue!
both long and short are much in de-
pend. They are the some shade a tile
heavy gloves that ii
e 111111111 '
‘Ie—uhi-eeni
coulomb to rely ewes-oi little J
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Best‘Creamery Buttorfpourid............:’;.........
best Flour, 1811017135. 8511 ,
376’
Ni cosr
eeatdeeteIs-sltei
32o. .
V'eseeriseee‘
e .‘Hoyt Theatre'
conferred on Sunday afternoon at.
Everything for
o
.‘1
Sale. of White Hats
.7561, 9961, 11.25.11.511, $1.99
Decoration Day
Open Tomorrow Evening
TOMORROW.
May Clearing Sale
Bargains Throughout. the Entire Store
last. day of
\\'c will place on sale tomorrow Turkish Towel Hats. "the
wry latest stylus; have a large BSSOI‘tlllt‘lll to pick.
from ....... .. ............. - ........ 75¢ to $1,99
Q
L. g S ' 4 95
men uits ._
111')“ special lot of Uncn‘Suits for Decoration Day. very
chic stylus: all sizes. good value at'$8.00 ...... $4.95
Smart Lingerie Dresses
$1.99 to $12.00
White lingerie Dresses for misses and juniors all sizes;
mine stiles that are not 51101111 clsenlierc ..........
$1 99 10 $12
New Parasols 99c to $3.49
Aiargc line of beautiful Paarasols for Decoration Day.
.1
Children's l‘arasols . 25¢, 49¢. 59¢
Silk Finished Parasols . ....................... 99¢
Silk Taffeta Parasols ........... .. . .‘ ......... $1.98
Silk Taffeta Parasols ...... ' . $2.98 and $3.49
11
Hosiery for Decoration Day
Special Sale of Hose for tomorrow.
Ladies Hose, black, 11 lute and tan 2 pairs for 25¢
Ladies Hose. all colors ............. ........... 15¢ pair,
Lisle Hose at ...... . ...... . .......... 25¢!
251‘ Summer Hose .........~.. . . .i . . . . 17¢ pair '
Silkiioscat....l..... .e... ............ 25¢
Silk Gloves for- “Memorial Day,
If it's a 1'011'1105 that's all 1011 need to know. Eycry \pair :
guaranteed. . .'
Short Silk Gloves ..... .. .. ... . 50¢‘pair
Long Silk Gloves .... ..... 75.45 and $1.00 pair
.‘ Children s Dresses
Sal‘nplc Dicsscs——A fine line of high class dress samples
only those sold up to $10. On sale at $3 95 and $4 ' ‘
Linen Coats
A special lot of Linen Coats on sale tomorrow, all
Norwalk Chronicler