. . Aiwnye Bruit
.HUVLenlcnlloue
'rcuocouans
, Little's 11011516110111an ,
' rrt-IE laser or BAKERY
Annoucre
FA. LANE.
I1 Wulhlnnton street.
'0th Not-walk
Anderson: Launch Workc
launches and Boats ‘
e! I“ klndu promptly built. BOIIA
tor nah. All kind. of repairing '
given menial attention. “
om» Shell Point, Norwnlk
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'Mrs. lames Cook of New Canaan. woman's 01.113 FEDERATION
than returned home after 11 visit with
Nor-walk fl iendn.
l
Members Are Interested in All Things;
That AffecI Women and Children. i
SAN FRANCISCO, June 28.—~Some§
stinking sentiment-s as to the part}
played in the nnldonal life have been;
expressed lly state presidents before
[the General Federation of Women‘s
iClnhs in session hole. Miss Mol‘Y‘;
‘Gfillett Hay, or New York city, speak-E
The board of directors 0,1 the 3mm, ing; of the club women of New Yo'rlc,‘
Norwalk public library Will hold its‘sam "in the Emire State women
limonthly business meeting “1113 even- ore ileccmlng ‘mOl'C nldl'e to their re-
"infl- sllonsdllllities tiny ivy day. They not
only are cleaning up the alloys and the
back yards, but the municipal govern:
ment and the laws of the state. They
are interested ill all things 111111 affect
1 women and children."
As rcprosentntire of West Virginia!
Mrs; John F. illnhl ‘otCiarksburgh midi
"I? Dr \‘l‘loy was 0! more influential
than any other organlratlon in exec-.11 ;
ting the pure food lawmt then this lied-
e1 nilon has improved the national iii-‘1
____._____ genuion and the. national morals.” l
The Hattel‘o‘ Sick Benefit Society; “Our men could not have climbed]
57111 1.0111 115 mommy 'husilless meet-{ so high on the ladder or l‘unlc unless“.
ing this evening in the Labor Lyceum 01" women had steadied the ladder "
in Washington street. said Mrs ri‘homns Jefferson Smith on
11 , Ril;l1lrl.',0nd Ky.. in :1 tribute to the
Douglas Fowlel, N0 15, Women‘zs women or the state.
Belief 001118 will hold its 11' eekiy meet- l According to Mrs Ro1den Douglas,
. ing this evening in the G A R 130*?1 of New Orleans, the motto of the 11'0-
(1 rooms in Washington street. men of the general federation l8 "T0
1 l ‘ ti ' of‘ Be 111111 Not to Seem."
T110 month 'l ”"5 "egg mm “-L‘ ! “We have 11. vision of what united
the Men's- Industrial League. 0‘ ”‘9‘ wonnmium " ‘
. . 1 d can do 1101' the betterment
" 1 1, ‘. r , ' ill . ,,
.gougzlgxgagxahi‘:thghligtrs 10‘ cl immunity, was the way Mrs. Henry
.3 , g Coolidge Mulligan oi‘ Nullok. Muse.
1. Mrs. Leslie Smith, of Elmwood ave-
'{nlte, is entertaining Mrs. R. .l. StrOng,
o! jWashlngion, D. C.
‘ .1 Wilbdr F. Hullheil, of the Norwalk
1.119111 omce force of carriers, is en-
. joying a three days' ‘vacution,
——Panalnas, $4 to $10. OBl-ien’ s.
‘ 'I‘he“ board of eleotlical commission-
one will hold its Weekly hllsinesc meet-
ing this evening in its offices in state
111111151. ' '
Percy glendennlng, of‘n‘rance strcei,‘
aucarrlrr 111 the Norwulk' DOSt nlllce.1
Sins resumed his duties after a three
days‘ v'acniion.
the church. “w“ summed 11111 the work of the conven-
Lincoln Council No. 1' Order of tion. Molly problems of interest to
United American Mechanics, “ill hold; women “'0”! 00V?!“ in today‘s soc-
alone. The merit system was discon-
its weekly business meeting this ev-‘c .
mint in the 111 ystlc (11111111 hall, in Wash--
' lnfiton street. "
1111.; Nortvnik public library now
«clones every evening but Sotoran) at
.8 o‘clock. (in the loot 11111 of the 111111 i1
Wlibrury iii open until the 111111111 elm-:-
ing hour, 9 o'clock.
sort in H11 Application
schools, to charities and lullniciq'ull
government. Playgrounds. Junior cit-
izenship 11nd domocrucv in the home
wcrr frntlll'cn oi! the program.
to the mobile
The 111110 ill the Five and Tell Cont;
Store yesterday afternoon illld one din.
111111111111 rounlt, when n carriage con
mining 11 (11111119 oi‘ ladl-ea nnd n holly
collapsed on 11 reeult of 11 defect. in the
leir rear wheel. The wheel wont down
inn 11111111, causing the. ladies to nitric-
genily out oi? the vehicle. A new
.whoel was constituted shortly, howev-
‘ 1—«8truw Hats. O'lll'len‘u.
Mien Cornelia Smith. of Taylor nvc~
nun, went to South Norwulk ycntol'dny
“one she me! a party or friends told
with them trolloyed to Yonkeru. N. Y.
flopping tit Gruntwooa 11nd Pnllondo
Mk.~——Dunllnr,v New.
W
111111113 thoir wrlr homownrd.
11111111111 summer school 1111 lilo
, div Normal school will open on
Why end everything gives llromillo
a most successful wanton thin your
iron mutant. indications at 11111111 2110
yer-one will attend the nd‘hool.
RUBBER!
This Wlulen
m
k Jun—u-
.310er are mine; mode to Bullion ‘
W, 1nd Street Comm11111111111111:$
Millet W. mlrchild lulu tho atrium
, or on the job. «Highway camellia
m claim 11*. comm its in the m
or. und the indie» were enabled to“
‘ modern demands of sociFty.
Fiance:
regrettable purchase.
1 elsewhere, but of many
B. V. D. and Porous Underwear,
Soft Shirts 5°C to $5.00.
Soft Collars 15c to 25c.
Interwoven and Everwear Hosiery 25c; Silk at 50c.
Straw and Panama Hats $1.00 to $10. '
Cloth Hats and Caps 5°C to $1.50.
Suit Chases, Trunks and 'Bags.
1Unless Y0u Have Tried
Our Sea Food, you don’t
With vacation time imnlediatei‘y before you there are '
“V‘certaih requisite‘s in furnishing goods that every man should
have, not only for comfort but to be in keening with the
Business in a way has fixed certain price for the sale of
furnishing goods, such as 251:. 50c, 75: or $1 for certain things
1" but the conditions that govern the price have never stipulat-
fled THE QUALITY you should get for your money-for 111- 1
You can buy a shirt for $1 hole and a shirt for $1 else?
1 where. The first will be a picasure to wear, to look at and .
[.8. comfort. The second will be a disgrace perhaps, and a
We don’t say this of all shirts bought
We have certain fixed standards of quality to offer at
these fixed. business prices, weaim always to see how much
‘value we can put into a shirt at $1 and that. is why, our fur-
dishing goods business is gcing ahead 90 last.
Men know. there is absolutely no question about what
? they buy here—and they further know that shbuld: therebe ,
1 any question, we are here to promptly adjust differences to
1 the customers’ absolute satisfaction.
MA'FCH STANDARDS OF VALUE IN FURNISHINGS
AND YOU’LL FIND US FAR IN THE LEAD.
FOR SUMMER COMFORT WE OFFER:
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TELEPHONE 108.
BUTTER, FLAT, WEAK AND GOD-
,. . EELS.
Bungalow
Aprons“ ‘
over lined. 111111 the 111th thins
in n. drone apron for eulnmer
weather in black 81 white. blue
WU! coring tor 111 ionoai‘cit need.‘ l
" on» mill to murmur comfort 111111111I
W in ii. iii. 11m (211.11% "More
in; not; "aid 11111111011111;
mm mail. 11 1111111111111
1m gimme. ghoul
W and white. whine and white
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Low neck, ‘chort sleeves 1111111"
no 111111.. 11111111111 We and“
11.11111 my one white million. 500 ‘
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L mm nonmetal-11o. ‘ .
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1;.
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2 ,dlutt, of reroute, were elected and c
‘ momhcna‘llin committee at nine AD—
pointed to elect members throughout
the country to attend the Mt annual
meeting, which will be held in this
city, Sent. 10
. Mnhuckemouotel, Juno 27, 1.912»—
A. N. Lamb, 8. N. Seam, N. N.‘Morrls,
F‘ S. King, J
.Bamuei Gl'eenateinrll‘. E.'D0¥16‘. W. (3.
Chase. Bridgeport;1
. Wilton;
1 N. Y. , .lOeellh J. Mellon, Fhiludelnhla;
‘J. R. Taylor. Springfield; W. Ghnchenl‘
‘ M H. Nuttlng. H. B 11.11.1112. H. A.
1 Mothed’mn, Jacob M. Layton,‘
. Eugene :Berrem, Providence; R.‘ E.
Marshall; Port. Chester.
‘Eoiectrie Oil. strongest cheapest linl
manner; W. C. dArcy. Bl. L‘pula;
lien Collier, Cincinnnti. and A R Ion
HOTEL ARRWVALS‘.
. J. Kennedy, New York;
lil'l‘hutt '
occn'huc, ‘
R
Wm. C. 1111“,le
city,
«A specific for polo-«Dr Thomas
nent ever devised. A household reme '
iv in Alnerirn for 25 yearn.
3 lbsfFreall Graham Wafers
Extra Fancy Potatoes
very Best Clealnery Butter
6 Cakes Fels Nanlha or Ozone soap .
3 Cakes Morgans Sapolio for
Magnolia 0r Clover Milk can
3 pkgs Quaker Corn Flakes
Bottled Beers, Ales Mineral Waters
WholcSale prices
' 'i
Know’what Good
Sea Food. Is
PORGIES,
. mucus membranes of the mouth keep-
, uwonorléu. 51.023,
r1311. LARGE 311A 19113:, 111111311
MAcKenEL, SALMON. NATIVE
HALIBUT,
nouno cums, LITTLE NECKB.
PHONE YOUR ORDERS EARLY.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
LONG AND
LOVERS
“The Piano” '
Children’s ,
PUMPS*
Tan, Patent, Gun Metal, White
Canvas.
$1 00 to $0. 00.
Ladies’ Colonial
PUMPS
‘_ Tin. White, Gun Metal,
_ $2.00 to $3.50.
The Ralston
Nubllck Oxford
for Men. $4
”-—
TWO STORES
Nomlk _ 561111 Norwaik
H
An“ iii-fitting ‘rrPl‘aie
It irritates the
should never be used.
ing them sore and nre1entlng 11 proper
mastication of the food“ as 11ell as
causing much suffering; and. again,u
plate that drone when talking places
the wearer at 11‘ great disadvantage,
tor it not only embarraaaes him, but
oil-times makes him anohiect of re-
pulsion or ridicule. There is no will
son why a plate uhould not give out:
infliction it properly made. Are you
oiling? .1! no, let me. show you the
comfort: or c Aperreei. pinto.
Dr. l. 11. MALLERY
Home: I 11. u. to a it in. sun-
0f" W Mum only.
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We are expecting
MW
having trouble with the one you are
' FIW New Pullman Per tilt
A. F. Beckmann 81 C”
83 & 8.5 WASHING'FQN ST., SOUTH NORWALK
“Phone 440
MM...—
FINAL MAP OE
Rock Rid“
fr(F0rmerly Beard’s Rocks)
' READY APRIL 29111
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only Our: First Choice
Many will write For these maps but the one who gets first choi
MERRILL COLLEGE
in Window of the Clifford- Pharmacy
South Main Street, South NorWalk
ICE CREAM
THE BEST IN TowN
HAVE YOU TRIED IT?
We have our New machine working now and are making good
ice cream. Our delivery service is prompt.
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
NORWALK. EAST NORWALK.
m1
n11aeo-l.1 anesu. ueelieeeenhtonliyho‘llll
Fine Grounlntetl Sugar,” Ibo
an'imcmlnery Butler,» ..‘......
1.1:»1-1 nub-vuin
mmm11hmmw 11911111111511.1111”, 31111;.
Great. Boone, qt 1:. . 10¢: [Cucumbers liter ,
Wax Readout. ... locfiermudc onions 1.1un _
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Norwalk Chronicler