‘ Woodmen”. when. 1932
Pure Home- 3.
' made Candy ;;
”3.122.”; 3.22...
GHOCOLATES
LANE'B PURE ICE CREAM
THE BEST OF BAKERY a
PHODUGTO
F. A. LANE
Bi Wuhlngton Strut.
loath Not-walk
: a:
PAGE & SHAW '
Boston
The Candy 0! Excellence 1
01.00 per pound
F. H. BAXTER.
Agent I'or Town of Norwalk
Launches and Boats
of all klndu promptly built. loot:
tor note. All klndu of ranking
given special attention.
Oyster Iboll Point, Nomlk
The Teamsters Union had a regular
meeting That evening.
. Who‘waa injured on
Patrick Curry
the railroad recently is able to be-
ahout again.
The Carpenters' Union met last ev-
ening in Wall street. and transacted
routine business.
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Mrs. Charles Ambler. oi’ Wilton who
Ii‘as‘been ill for several months is able
to be out again.
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Court Cecile. No. 105, Daughters ol‘j
Gentile, is scheduled for a regular
meeting on Thursday evening.
Catholic Union Council, No. 46. of
Knights of Columbus, met last even-
ing and dispensed routine business.
Pride of Court Nurrulr Circle, No
801 Companions of the Forest met on
lust.m etching and dispensed regular
business.
tKanoasa Encampment. No. 9, l. 0.,
0. F‘.. will meet on Thursday evening
in the hall in Wall street for the tran-
, action of routine business.
There will he initiation at Eureka
Rebekah lodge on June let and there»
will be. i rohersnl Friday of the degree
new and guards in the new lodge
room.
Mrs. James Flynn, or South Norwulk
his returned to her home after'spond-k
in: a. few days here the guest at her.
line, of Bothel.
A fruitin’ 'nhipmcnt ol' MiddY Blouses
to the N. E. Ryan a (30., shows the
minimal. and most attractive models
to he found anywhere this season See
advertisement.
The Retired Locomotive Engineers
Association will have its second an-
nual re—union at Elwin Rock, on Wed
many, June 26. Solomon Chase of
Mmlord is president of the nsaocla-
tion.
Corrected tlme- tables of the summer
schedule of the New York. New Haven
«and Hartford lines went into effect on
June 2, hut time-tables issued at that0
fine Were found to contain several
errors. which have been remedied in
Ibo new inane.
With nothing over him but the stars
out! the oonthorn shy. sitting in the
cuddle in a lonely portion 0! Tour
on the lexicon border, with nothing
to“ Moron, the ground. but rattle-
mkes and horned hoods, Flow! By-
Mon, Inn of C. _ ving Byington, of
horwoik. in doing picket duty for the
' Waited States Regular Army, when an-
ointed to pooh by those in command
of the 14th New York Cavalry. At
home in the Saddle nothing would do
but that young Bylnzton loin the Car
III? and ”I to the border. (Jonso-
molly he was transferred to the nth
"N. Y. 0., and hi: post odlce addrolo it
made, Tenn. Kei- onjoylng him-
an to the out»: extent that army
‘- Ill. M and writes that he would
”Humanitarian“ tor axrut
aunt, Mrs. M. Nash. 0f Blnckmun nvo-'
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MORE NEW TE LEPHON ES.
,Many l-gooplo at the Shore Install
Them for the Season.
l
suing of thu lust list. Cut this out and
l paste in the back of your directory.
V. May Fallon,
4 Hamilton avenue ......... 1333
John Sherman Hoyt,
Superintendent's Cottage,
Contentment lslnnd ...... 144.3
Manuel Klein,
Belle Island ...... . ..... . . .. 3244’.
Austin W Lord,
Wilton ......... ..... ...... 196-12
Mill. .1. Raymond Marvin.
Marvin Ridge . ............. 7954
Robert G. Mend,
Tokeneko ....... . .......... 746-3
The Newml‘dngland Candy Co,
. Mrs. Sadie Raymond,
41 Spring street ............ 854-8
Roton Point Hotel Dining Room
Roton Point .......... .271-14
F. C. Shaffer,
16 Washington street . .. 1236-2
Dr. be My B. Sherman,
Wilton ............ . . .......1507~.
V Dwight W. «Smith,
13 Harriet street. .‘0rwnlk. .1225-3
J. B. Whitney,
Tokeneke ........... 385,
Henry Wilkons,
1 Hickory Bluff ........... 224-4
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SU ES “DANNY” RUSSELL.
The Eloctrovn company. of New
' York. has brought suit for $600 in
the common pie“ court against
Daniel J Russell, of Stratford, s for-
mer well known politician. it is
claimed by the plalntll! that Russell
owes the firm $369.75 for goods tur-
nished.
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OUT- OF- TOWN LAWYERS APPEAR.
1 Some mrnmont Was caused in city
court this morning on account of two
attorneys out of the city appearing in
cases instead of Bridgeport attorneys.
‘Attorney A. s Aoroncon. of Antonio,
'nppeai'od in an assault case and At~
torney John Ouneo. of South Norwallr
in a their. case. Both (intended
Bridgeportm.»8ridgeport Standard.
(Jonnltior it Good Bullpen
Polloytohavonohooltluao-
count with bank, ho-
onuu halides the security
Following is a list of new telephones ;
that have been installed since the is" -
Subscriber Tel. No.
Pasquale ilernnrdl,
71 Cedar street ....... 943-3 ‘
H. in Blsoell,
l3 Quintard avenue ........ 868
E. ,1. Bradley,
Ridge avenue ........... 2571.3
10 (South Main street ., ...... 952
George Prehn. . ]
ll‘o'kenoke .................. 1025-6
Great value: and popular
of the leading serges from he
I
The Latest Straw . "
We sell each year
start each season atre
lar braids.
Come toilHeadquar-
ters for Your
Blue Serge Suit '
Anderson's Lamb Works t
blue serge line—nothing in the city equals it in point of
showing. in number and variety of urges. We feature many
Come to headquarters for this most practical summer suit.
$10 to $25.
are here and Every One a New—-
. y straw but we have-wind no
pl the popular straw: in the popu-
Sennit Straws $1.50 to $3.00.
Shccr‘ Summer Furnishing Goods are here for you too.
prices are features of our
best mills in the country.
llil
tlll
NORWALK
‘5? it.
.70 curstLL's. WHERE ALL N?”
‘or FISH ARE sumo NOW.
BLUES. on Bass. PORGIEMW-
TELEPHONE 10!.
delay having out those teeth that per-
iodically ulcerate. causing you so much
suffering with loss of time. and at the
some time endangering your health?
The decaying substance thrown oil by
them is continually entering your e) 6-
tom, the open cavity is a fertile ground
lfor germs and a direct path by which
they can ranch the parts moot suscep-
tible. With it perfect method it‘d
ulna experience in dilrloult cases, tun
uni; to extract teeth without pain or
discomfort and no ill after effects
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
18 South llnin at. South Norm.
‘ iiourl: I I. III. to 8 p. I. ‘sun-
any! By appointment only.
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Going Fishing?
Are Yurit
WHY. OF COURSE YOU Ea- TER. FLAT. COD. WEAK FIGH, HAL-
lBUT AND MACKanEL.
ALSO THE am PLACE 70 mo
LONG AND ROUND cums.
Salmon)
LOnSTEns
till’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE ‘ ELIVERV.
Summer "T’msols
very choice selection of
Parasols in the latest shades,
in solid colors and common.
lions.
Lndles' Pnrnsols , $1.00 to $2.50
Mlsaes' Parasol: ..... .. $1.00
KlMONOB.
Short Kimonos in lawn.
_ 250 and 50o
Long Kimonos to lawn,
“500 and 81.00
short Kimonos iu‘crope,
‘ ‘ 50c and 76:
Long Kimonos in crepe,
$1.00. $1.75 and 81.08
J. I Mallette
as Wuhlngtonit.
'A
“1.449. So. Norwalk.
We are expecting."
our Supply of
COAL
for next winter to arrive any
day. It will be the best We
and fresh mined. Place Your
order now u the price of coal '
is reduced.
mums & GANSJ
COMPANY
721
$
12%
More: ,. _
voun canons , , ,
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““fi'dn'oywwonfm' ”’“mm-u'gmlfi'
; mm in The com: . '
SUMMER
SCHOOL
Individual Instruction
8 l. m.-u to.
Books and Stationery Free .
Enroll Now. Reduced Rates.
Merrill
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AI. 331-..—
Sentinel want ado. m results.
It is well to advertise in The
Sentinel when your business is
in M MWWGIIMMMUO“
will) fill Rllllllli
Ellll IS llll lllllll
Conductors No Longer Faazod
by Largo Bills-Will Now Ac-
cent Mythlnn Up to 3100.
Giving Receipt— May Malta
Passengers Collect Change
at Otilco
The old game of using a $20 bill as
a tree pass on the trolley cars wont
work any moreln Hartford. The of-
llolnls of the Connecticut Company
have established a system which puts
the quietuo on this timehonored gag
and now a conductor isn’t loosed even
ll u passenger pulls out a. $100 hill to
pay his cerfnre. The conductor simp-
ly pocketu the bill and gives the poo
sensor a receipt, signed by the con-
ductor’s name and number. The. own-
of the bill in then informed that he
may collect his change at the Connec-
tlrut Company home. If the passen-
gor is of the usual petty gruftor type.
he has to pocket his disappointment
and the receipt at the some time.
The conductors are not provided
with any not form of receipt. but on
daily give out a slip or paper reading
oomething like this:
Received of John Doe $20 in push
mom. for one turn. Mr. Doe hllii change
of $19.95 duo him.
William Jones. Conductor No. w“.
After giving out the receipt the
conductor is supposed to call up the
Connecticut company at once and in»
form the proper official there of the
affair. to that there will he no trouble
about the payment of the change.
it was a hired": stunt at one time
for a man wishing to rltlo free to pass
out a his hill relying on the inability
or the conductor to change it, to get
his ride free. limit this new syntem
wan evolved the conductors were con-
tinually victimized by this kind oi
nraftora. The receipt plan can he (za-
ed for any hill greater than $5 and ef-
la-tunlly puts a stop to the graft game.
An incident which occurred on the
Windsor Ivonne line two or three
year: ago. when one of these flatten
got a severe lousdn. is well remember-
ed? use hill to one conductor tor his
turn three days In succession. ”The hill
made ltn appearance the fourth day.
hut this time the conductor resolved
to not even. He took the hill.‘stopped
the car, called up it bank in the con-
tor of the city by telephone and ask.
ed a clerk ha knew more to get $49 in
silver coins and :1 in pennies ready
for him- when his car got in. His
friend obliged him and when the car
reached the center. the conductor ran
into the bunk, got his money in a
cloth bag and gave it to the owner oi
the $50 hill,cfter subtracting 30 cents
never showed up with a 850 hill again:
Another humorous incident in which
the conductor was the victim.
over. ootlurrod hit a few days ago. One
of the passengers asked the conductor
when he came oround,to collect fare:
if he could change a $10 bill. The non-
ductor happened to have u lot. of
change and said he could break the
bill. He took the ten and passed hack
, $9.05 in change. The passenger count'
ed the change over several times and
then called the conductor hack.
"You've made a mistake. i've only
got 99.95 here. I ought to have $10.
the pusuenger said. ‘
The conductor was surprised hut
decided to humor the man nnd gave
him another nickel. "Now you owe
. mono cents cartnro: he. told the pua~
conga} .
The man fished around in his pocket
several minutes and finally drew out
live pennies. He passed them to the
conductor. "l'm much obliged to you
for changing that bill," he said. '
The custom or giving. conductors
pennies in still a popular one whom:
at the people who hand them out.
however, dislike pennies bounce they
oan'tturn them into the company and
consequently the man or woman who
n In the habit or plum on or her
for. with motor mourn unpopular
with the men who wear tho trailer
company’o hluo nutter-m. When”: a
conductor and: that some one ll hand
in! him out petunia ct over: oppor-
tunity, he often retaliato- M‘ Ilvlu
45c a peck
NEW POTATOES
450 a peck
Large size, cook white and meaty
Very Best Butter, per lb. .......................... . . 330
3 lbs. Yale Tout Crackers for ....................... . ........ , 25o
‘ Strictly Fresh Eggs. per dozen ..................... ‘. .......... .. 30c
Eddy’s Old English Style Sauce, hot. .................. 10a
3 pkgs. Quaker Corn Flakes .............................. 25c
Ehrot’e. Rupert'S, Llobman‘u or P. t). .\‘. Beers, once ........ $1.15
Gordon Dry Gin, per bottle \Eoo
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.
83 a: as WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALKH
Phone 440 ‘
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FINAL MAP OF
Rook Ridge
(Formerly Beard‘s Ros ks)
READY APRIL 29th
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice
Many will write for these maps but the one who gets first choice will
Telephone 760
“n...”
od Thu grafter in unsetion had ofl'er~‘
ICE CREAM
Order Now for Decoration Dav
HAVE YOU TRIED IT?
We have our new machine worldiig now and are making good"
ice cream. Qur delivery service is prompt.
RUNDLE’S' BAKERY
NORWALK. EAST NORWAL
for four rates the man owed. ’l‘ho mun ‘
how- ___..
women and with some men and on .
yet the trolleymen or officials of the j
road have found no way to get back '
There are few conductors who haven't i
collection. of 20 or 80o pennies and '
some have collection: runnlnzup into .
the thousands. some of tho oonduc- I
tors of an economical turn find that ‘
by putting away all the pennies they .
cot they can are a very considerable '.
com «All. week. Conductors. I”: a rule ‘
A. . n o ._-.-,.;-;- - mutt-1,. -.-,-.-,.,-;r.;.;.,.;. .
ROYAL GROCERY (:0
Watch this space it
Tomorrow
Tel. Call
o no sun
Beat Creamery Butter, pound . ......... . ...... . . . . .. ..‘.{.fl'.-M......... _,
an
37¢ ,
AT 003T,“
Best Flour, large bag ,
Instill-onion
Wnrrnntod Fresh Eggs, do: i ..... .
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Sugar, Sugar
TheIGreat A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 81‘, SOUTH NOBWALK
Dollvorlu I:30 I. In. Ind 2:” ’1 m.
............ noon-o[ho-ottolnnop-oIl-I
Tel. No. 000.
"Ill
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ltotfl‘fi
The Hatch 8t Bade Company ”
IOU‘I'H NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. 40.
BEAVER BOARD
to plain: rapidly in popularity as o substitute our lath nod
plum and wall-pow. it to amenable at an innit. randy
of mm" llor walls and ceilings, and permito of '
wide coop. tor individual Mundane. Wenonah,
and imp a W up” on Ind.
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Norwalk Chronicler