complete Assortment oi
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LADIEB' KIMONOS
at. 100, 26c and $1.90.
All Sizes.
“E K. BANKS
Mahlokomo Hotel Block
South Norwalk‘
. per day.
South Norwalk and Norwalk‘
The Circulating
Library
With an the latest books for ac,
Came in and find out about it.
WM. P.” BEERS
. STATIONERY STORES
WEATHER FORECAST.
-, For Norwalk and vicinity: Probably
fair tonight and Saturday; warmer
.[t'onigbtfiimoderate south and south-
west. winds. The eastern portion 01‘
the country lies under an extensive
high (measure area that is passing out
to sea. A low. piessuie area, centyal
over Montana. yesterday, is now central.
over the Dakotas. The piessnre is
highiov‘er the No1th Pacific coast and
low in the southwest Temper atures
are generally seasonable in the south-
. érn and central sections high in the
Missbmi Valley and low elsewhere
Fairwesther prevails except along the
, Atlantic coast, where it is cloudy.
showers are reported from the south-
. eastern section and from scattered lo—
oalit‘ as elsewhere. The heaviest rain-
foil ‘was 1 50 inches at Tampa, Fla.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low,
67; high, 89.
. wool. is spending the day in New Hav-
‘ ‘ en «in business.
.3. The committee on the extermination .
of mosquitoes reports that contribu-
‘ KIOIIF one being sent in 1apidly.
T morrow, St. Peter's Day, there
will be a celebration of the holy com-
munion in Grace Church at 9:30.
#Lates‘t Straws at O‘BrionSs.
. E H. Land and family started this
morinlng for West Hurtmrd, Conn.
wh re they will spend a week with
rel tires.
Carrying their huge banner, an imi-
tat‘on nutmeg on two of exaggerated
sin and several transparencies, the
Na meg Club will probably appear can'-
1y n the carnival parade. ' ’
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Mrs. Margaret, Reynolds, of South
‘Norwalk is visiting her son, VSimon
iRo holds, in Bridgeport. Mr. Roy-
ml 3 is «the Jailei at the Falrllcld
' County jail at former ilasldent of this
loti’ and well known through out the
stale.
‘i‘RGfld the camera Phurmncy liar.
onlpugc 4, column.5.
lad twolve years old by the name
« 7_ at Anderson who is visiting at 2 High
2' sheet. South Norwnlk was sent out
in a quart of milk and lost his way.
'i‘ as mother reported the circumston
MChie! William R. Pennington
porendy the
tilm the parent.
lad found his way
home for nothing more was heard
11 eldoly gentleman who refused
orgivo his name was taken with u ' 1
its tiling spell at the Bunion Store coin “
11 1' this morning while waiting with
bl wife for a Bridnemrt car. He sun"
. to a walk and crime omoor Charles
in. Page went to his assistance. Wilt
i. H Aiken, of the noston Store, was
_‘ s instantaneous arrival and be pro
not! some brandy which brought
, florer around so that when no
‘ r arrived he was able to resume his
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HYMENEAL.
Spitzen—Kinkel.
“ William H. Spitzcr of this city, a
member of the firm of Bank & Spit
zcr. hat manufacturers of South Nor-
waik and Miss Lillian Anna Kinkel of
Bedford, N.- Y., were united in murrl
age in that city Wednesday by Rev.
Edward 1’. Fisher, pastor 01' the local
German Lutheran c111nc.h The core-l
money took place at noon in the home!
South Norwaih. The bride was :11.
tended‘by her sister Miss Bertha IS.
Kinkcl and the bridegroom by his bro-
ther, Louis G. Spitzcr, of Dunbury.’
Following the ceremony there was an
informal reception and a collation was
served.
The bridegroom is well known in
801101 Norwulk having resided herek
for many years, and is the son of Dan
iel Spilzer. The couple will make
their home in Stuart. avenue.
TO ACT AS GUARD OF HONOR.
Knights of Columbus of Norwalk andj
South Norwalk to Judge BlShop i
Nllan. l
The Knights of Columbus, of Nor-'1
walk and South Norwnlk. have been:
invited to attend the dedication of:
St. Ludlslans Hungarian Catholic
Church, next Sunday morning at 10:30i
o‘clock. The members or the twol
councils will meet at the K. of (3.!
rooms in Washington street. Sunday'
mOrning at 92i5 sharp, and march mi
11 body to the church. in Cliff streeti
to await the arrival of the bishop ntl
10:20. i
The South Norwalk Knights will
wear the same rcgalla that was the
order of the corner stone laying;r of St.
Joseph's parochial school, which con-
sisted of straw hats, while bow ties.
white gloves and cone with pennant.
A6 Father Chernitzky is an enthusisoz
tic knight, the members of the order
in Norwalk are anxious to show their
respect to him, as well as being the
escort of the bishop.
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-Full line Golf Caps O'Brien's.
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Mr. and Mrs. liernord J. Reynolds
will start today for tho i‘aclilc count
on n scvcrul weeks ll'lp. Mr. Reynolds
who is the past. oxnltod rulor o! Nor~
walk image, No. 309. Benevolent and
Prolcvtlvo Order of Elks. will repre-
soul Norwalk lodge ut the convontion
to be held in Portland. Oregon. tho
scrond wook in July. The trip will in-
cludo stops at Chicano St. Paul So-
atlic,’l‘ Tacoma Pct-,tlaud lion Francis-
co, ‘1)“ Angelou New Orleans Cinclu
null Buffalo and many other pianos
or interest.
‘REBK ~«Afl
New Remody Tim nomom Freakin-
, or cost. Nothing»
Here’s a chance Miss Freckle-noes,
to try a new remedy for tradition with
it will not cost you a penny unless it
the you s closi- communion, the 4111-
pound is trifling. «
:3le m an ounce 0151111911111.
one niflit’o treatment will show“ you
how my it in torrid yon‘mollo ,_
V with a small amount ot ice. You want a reliable value tor; did right;
‘ refrigerator moans health. Our line of retrigorators org charcoal
‘ filled and odorless and new little too and one that Will hoop load)-
3 in a perfect condition and they range in price , .
A FOOL IS A MAN WHOTHlNKS EVERY WOMAN’S BLUSH IS
tiy will eat is quite good enough for them.
keeper knows better than this, while the wise, as‘ well as careful, _,
poultry keeper npplecintes the great value of BONNIE HOME
GROUND POULTRY FEEDS which insure the very best poultry,
plumpest broilers and the best layers.
. for this- summer should do so before
You Want a hormonal/or that will maintain o‘iow iomporaturo
From $6. 75 up to $45
WM
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u sun/non? FLUSH.
There are other men who seem to think any old thing that poul-
The careful poultry
MANUEL T. HATCH;
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First in quality, last in, price, always in the minds of its custom-
ers—Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
WOW
Certified Ice
We desire to inform our patrons that we handle Certified Ice only "Certi-
01 the bride 5 parents, Mr. and Mrs. i lied ice" is a natural ice which has been examined by competent. authorities
Philip H Kinkel and was attended bylnnd found to be pure and wholesome for all purposes it may be freely use-
the immediate «family and relatives of ed in water tea, lemonade. etc, for drinking, without the slightest danger to
the couple £10111 Betli’ord Duubury andi health from the ice
Distributors for the Norwalks.
Brookside Ice Company, South Norwaik
AND
Charles T. Pickering, Norwaik
Telephone 580
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YOu Ladle: who have not yet supplied your complete clothes needs
the Fourth, You certainly
should not fail to see our elegant showing of stylish and dependable
goods before making your purchases. if you want the best, you can
place your och-ddenoe in anything you may purchase here. We urge
you to come and see what tblsstore otters. When you select any—
thing here, it matters not what price you pay, you are certain of get-
ting the best values for the least money.
Ladies and Misses suits $20 values, for ........ ....... “$12.00
Ladies and Misses Costs, $18 values, for ..................... . 1000
Ladies and Misses linen sulls,from “.3 4.98 up
Ladies linen costs, from .. ,..........5 2.981111
Ladies and Misses dresses, from .. ....... ....... .98 up .
Ladies and Misses Norfolk dresses from ............ . 2.50 111)
Ladies and Misses pauses dresses, for . ....1. 5.00
Ladies and Misses white lawn dresses, from .......1 ..... 1.98 11p
Klinonss,trom...’...................... ..... . .08 up
$1.50 Corsets. for... ......... ...... .. ..... . ....... . ..... . 100
Princess slips .. ., .980 1.98, and 298
Norfolkwaists ..................... .. 98cand $150
Charming new waists for summer wear are here. waists that com-
bine elegance, style, comfort and serviceabllity at prices that will sur-
prise those who hnve been buying elsewhere. Come and see them.
The Paris Cloak 81'Suit House
515 Main St.. Stamford. 33 So. Main St., South Norwalk
WALKS
(lGrndlng, Excavating. Team Work
RAYMOND BROTHERS»
W
rune, has secured the vucant position
Concrete, Cement,Flog ‘
'(lCurb & Gutter Reset
Old ‘ Wall. .1 Recovered
the guarantee ot a miisblo denier phat ‘
removes the freckles. while it it dots 1 '
Have you seen the 1913 Model of the
Moy er Automobile
You are cyordislly invited composition our garage.
We rent Automoblos .
By“ the hour, day onweok. Ono chandours arc skilled and
OSCAR H BANKS.
uonwaun, couu, , 1 ~
'.. g r i ,V J 3.
, SWIM OTHIST,‘ . Tliopiiono “1-8
bringing; the grand toil!
‘ bio utmosthqrom F ii. hunter, and ' ‘
complexion, rum is more than can 7
Your
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to Study
BOOKHEEPING
ACCOTINTING
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Opens July lst
Enroll Now ‘
REDUCED RATES -
Special classes for students preparing for
Fall Examinations ' . '
,‘ Stamford
Opportunity
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CORRESPONDENCE. '
SESSION 3 a m 112 ‘
GOES TO BRIDGEPORT BANK.
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' Earle Brook. Hoskii’lg Leaves Central
Earle Brooks Hoskins of West Main
str,eet son of MI and Mrs. A. 0. Hos
kins who for the past six years has
been employed in the Control Nation
111 Bank of Norwalk, has decided to
National Bank of Norwalk. i
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. make a change on July next and on’
July lot. will take up his duties in the
Conect‘icut National ‘Bank of Bridge-
port.
Mr. Hosklns has risen quite rapid-
ly until he is now the assistant teller
in the local bank. He will go to
the Bridgeport banking’house as book
keeper. His many friends in town
wish him all success and continued
advancement.
J. Walgcr Storey. 0! {Elmorest Ter~
in the Norwalk bank for the summon
months.
Bar's-11111111.”‘5T.1oo s
‘ PARENTS Hour
' uuunnsn
(Continued 11-0111 nun pogo)
Wakemans court in Fulriioid yester
doy. »
several Ribs Bronco.
The automobile ‘ driven by young
Tait crashed into a wagon in which
was Mrs. David Stillson, oi Jennings
Woods throwing her out and severe-
"ly injuring her. The crash occurred
on the 'l‘unxis Hill rain! near "Orrfs
Castle,” and Mrs. Stillson sustained
several broken ribs in tho collision.
Shorltt Elwood oi Falrileld and in
Justice Wakemun's court yesterday
of reckless driving, and driving with-
out on oporstor's license. to both of
which he pleaded guilty. "
nuance Whitman lined
and costs on each count. the com
0187.68. 1 A civil suit was then avert»
Farms Wanted!
Anywhere in Connecticut
Did you ever hear of a farm being sold from
a“For Sale" sign board? We never did. This
EMBLEM OF DISSATISFACTION makes a
neighborhood look CHEAP. Would you Seek a
location where every farm was plastered with 11-
“FOR SALE” board? Of course you wouldn’t.
It requires more than :1 “FOR SALE” sign to sell
preperty It requires energy, hard work, years of
experience and a thorough knowledge of the bus-
noes.
We Have Sold More Farms
in yOur county this spring than all other agents
combined. As we have sold for OTHERS, why
not for YOU? GET IN ON A “LIVE WIRE”
while you can. You have been on a “dead One"
long enough. Tear down your “FOR SALE” dis-
tress-signal and prepare to wave the flag of vic-
tory. Write us giving full particulars, price,
terms, etc. Padded prices will not be considered.
WE HAVE HUNDREDS OF CASH BUYERS.
Stripe-Hodges Company r
“ Real ' Estate Investments .
220, 11110111311111: now your: on“:
byYoung; Tull? was altorvmrd arrested ,
oucusmsns.
morning was arraignsd on the charge “
him $50"
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wally a «tumour. of 1110 With on».
via 9111111111111 111111111 of his injured .
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Saturday Specials
EXTRA HANDY POTATOES. .............par poo
“fill, our bunch . ... ....
u 1:111. :44 iitlol ultra. 03!!!! up w
iNiGE PINAPPLEG ,
“HOME GROWN PEAO, acuodloi'lillliilo Ho.
TOMATO“, RADifiHEG. RHUEARB. BTFMWB .
Norwalk Chronicler