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Agent toi- Town of Norwalk
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‘HUYLER’B mucus -
cHocoLAree ,
LANE'S PURE iCE CREAM
- run near OF BAKERY
’ PRODUCTS
F. A LANE
61 Washington Street.
South Norwelk
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Anderson's Launch Works,
Launches and Boats
of all klndo promptly Bum. Boot-
tor nlc. All kind. of ”pairing
glvcn cocci-I Attention.
Oy'mr Shell Point, Norwcik '
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Appalllng Mistake. ‘ X
“Al: the prayer meeting the other
night." confided Mrs: Goodsolc. wife!
oi the poster ”Brothei Jolliier madol
The Bell Island Club will hold their the most awful blunder you erorl
regulai weekly dance, Saturday even- heard my ;
lug. ' “What was it?” inquired Mr. Hard- l
l
St.1\-Iar\'s Alumni Assoaiatiou utll
meet to gl’lOI‘I‘OW evening.
esty.
meeting ‘llo started the hymn, "Poll Me the
N Ol'~
Buckingham W. R C
this iifLeinoon in G. A. RS hall,
walk.
Old. Old Story, to the tune 013 ‘Has 3
Anybody Here Seen Kelly?’ ” l
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The molding department of Meek- You Know This Fellow. .
' “Iiluiilngton,” said Dumloy. “started I
er's Union foundry is closed for the!
week. to tell me today how terribly ashamed ;
he wns~"
» - ~ - . “Yet-i" interrupted Wise "I know
A. . . ) ,.\i. .uilll id _ ' .
O H Ruffian .( I . 10. his habit. Whenever he wants to
a regular meeting this UVt‘lllllg in
brag about something he‘s particular-
ly proud of he alwnvs begins ‘Well.
I'm ashamed to say—"'.—-Co.tholic
Standard and Times.
s
their hall'in Wall street.
Loyal Order of Moose, No. 259.
South Norwalk, will meet this evening
for semi-monthly business.
Juct as 'Good.
"I should hate to be Grump. He
seems to be unpopular with every-
Cockeuoe ‘Hnyniakers’ ASsocintlon,
No. 32%. l. O. ‘R. 31.. will meet this body."
evening in Red Men‘s Hall, in Wall "YOU' V8 been Out of town for o
' while and don't know what you are
talking About. Giump is the'i’nost pop-
ular man in town ”
"Then he must have changed his
Star of Columbia Circle, No. 253.‘ disposition "
Companions of the Forest. will meetI “No, but he inherited a iortune."
this evening in Mystic Chain hall in
Washington street.
street.
-—R. C. H. cars. Reddy and Ayers,
it Otten Happens.
“How did you happen to lose your
girl?”
"I cnlcrtninod her no lnvlshly while
we wore engaged that she ucqulred
expensive tastes. Then she wisely do
cliird that she would be unhappy with
anybody but a millionaire. which' i
wasn’t."
”Banner Council, No. hi, Daughters
. of Liberty. will hold itsiacmi-montlily
business meeting, this evoning'in its
hall, in Washington street.
m...“-
. ‘ISteve Bray has returned to his
dutes in the Noi‘walk pant office, after
A Carplng Friend.
enjoying his annual vacation. Mr. “
~ Bray reports A pleasant time. "111303931838 otters me a dam" for a
" f‘ . . ) ”Do you wont to be a college
Dr. and Mia. Ilotclicr and Mr. and youth?"
Mrs. Addison n. Austin are taking n‘
two week-8' automobile tour through}
the Unified States and Canada.
“No: but l'd like a degree.”
"Oh, why spend all that money?
Join the. boy ncoutn."
The streets in the business section Too Many °1\Th°m.
lure being well watered today in order “The wickedent man. when strick-
to avoid those Minding clouds (if dust 4 on by remorse. doesn't regret his pm
whichnwrept the business ucction lust ’ my more than M195 Sereloni MENU;
, her post."
atoning. "Good henvonal What in there in
her punt to make her tool in) and?”
“Nothing but years."
Wm“..-
Miss Fiuiicis Mabel and .llilllo Pow
ore, of Hickory Bluff inc eiijoiing the
cool breezes and beautiful archery of
the White Mountulun iii Sunnr Hill,
New Hampshire.
”——
Every 'bnuelmll enthusiast should
,A have a Sentinel Some card Ono cou-
pon and ten cents in all you need.
Get one today.
Evidence: of Exporlanoo. ‘
who million you think that man
haa had experience with sailboats and
canoes?"
"He doeun’ i: show any inclination to
get into Any at them "
A Burton Opinion.
W....A..._. "There iii one good thing About I
0!
The dustl wait wiiirloél “0328::lw'ga‘l'l‘i‘iirtmmlghgazhut he?"
ntrect in c on A writer uy a e n o , ‘ u
when wanlk was vlaited by A Wind There "8 no ground for complaint.
storm. A thorough {limiting oi‘. the wwwwmw-m WWI.
street will undoubtedly be made by
the chairman of the highway depart»
moot, Nelson W. Benedict.
(ill ton Coniinnnllery. Remix. 1..
‘ will go to Daubury. Friday. Augunt. 10,
to enter“ their annual field day with
in sultn, Red Tagged at $3.85 that represented a saving .Of’ $1.15,
certainly do Veilllil'e‘ll lot of clothes.
how I do it. I don't tell tlicuif.’ she snid, "but l'll tell you.
possible.” , ’
it’s thcne
,“I couldn’t drch my boys hillf ‘30 Well
. ~ v if not for those 'Rcd' ‘ Tag Sales”
Said a fond mother in her delight, Saturday, at having found exorily what nhe wanted for her “boys"
“I have
My neighbors all comment on their line appearance and wonder
T
Here are Sayings that you too can
5 Prompt.
that N condition}
Lots in some Cases are limited
and the offerings are subject to
four boys, you know, and they
lied Tag Snlos which make it
make, but, be
2.45
5.65
3.50 Suits .
7.50 ' Suits .
BOYS’ KNICKER SUITS
$5.00 Suits l
310 Suits .
$3.95.
A $6.85”
Nirwalk - @911
'OUTFiTTERSfi ;"
'So. Norwalk
GetYourSea. Foo
where they handle nothing "else and and have it ‘
leiSll EVERY DAYABY EXPRESS ' l
Lolisters. Long , and Round
(llama, Little Necks. The only
Fish Market in town. i
a
Butler. Blue. Sea linss. Cod,
llnlibut. Porglcs. Niitii'o Eels.
Kennebcc Salmon, Soft f‘i'ulis.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE oeuvanv.
TELEPHONE 108.
Something New
We Make First-Class
Ladics’Suits from
$10. 00 tip
you; own benefit glue on n
Cheney Silk,
Mufflers for Auto-
bonncts
Tho (Tlioucy Silk lliiitloi‘ can
he immediately converted into
an uttrucilie “Autobonnet.” No
sewing or pinning neon-nary,
The Ailtolionnoi ulll lie dom-
onctrntcd m the llnnilkci'chiei
counter. We burn them in
grey, um and iniioy iiilxturos.
' For
trial.
All our garments are guaranteed
‘- w 9 nice do cleaning and repairing
iorl lollies uul gentlemen. ‘
HE PARlB LAouie' rAiLon'e.
(lloleonno Enamel Jiiliot und
ij‘oiiar‘i’ina 250. sec ‘23 WW‘W‘W 3"
French Sour] l’nnrl Collar 1‘3”“me ”10"" H I‘m‘eu' “3'"
Plus .......... 60¢ 7"" 35”“
J. I. Mallette
88 Washington St.
Tel. 449. 80. Norwnik.
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Porcelain Fillings
are well worth your ooonidurution. lllidw
urn growing in favor evory any. By
the tooth iii matched no penieotly that.
the tooth .lll miiiclioo I ncricctly that
‘ the utmost ubeorvor cannot detect
whom the cavity has; boon; it in very
" hard and durable. him good edge
Z stimuli; and in not attracted by the.
" acids of the mouth. and pm of all, in v
. in client) in price that it can be can.
. DO YOUR IVES TROUBLE YOU?
, Ii they tire ocullrmlt reading or
writing caution linndaoiiewii your
em cmnrt and burn. you probably
need stencil «mi every any: delay
world! further injury.
See us about your eyes today.
it in the win thing to do! , ,
we employ mnemonic troll.
Bridgeport and honour: commander-
m. trite: members or the lucid coin»
mimicry Will anaerobic inttlie Milolllu
flail'in Wail wool about. 1: 30 and
. with the America: band in the lean
grill much to tile railroad station
l
iniouoiir lT WAS BALL GAME
' came home night before inst in a per-
i dew and emptied A. pitchcriul oi writer
’ on him and naked for a rain check.“
Man Returning Late of" Night,
Branched With ice Water. Calmlyr
Ask. tor Rain Check.
“Wasn't it awful about Mr. angle-
thorpe?"
"W hnt happened to him?”
“Haven't you heard about it? He
lectly awful condition." 1
“How do you moon?"
“My dent. how ~dofiyou suppose I
mean? He had been Attending a. stag
dinner at some club.’
"on! Dear me. why will men do
such thingii?“
"But you haven't heard the worst of
it. He stumbled up to the front door
and rattled around there for a long
time without being able to unlock it,
and then he went to the side or the
house, where he stood under his
wife's window and called so loudly
that All the neighbors could hear."
“I shouldn't have let him in ii Iliad
been in her place”
"She didn't She opened her win-
on him "
"it. was what he deserved.”
“Yen and the Absolute depravity oi
thommu was: shown when he looked»
up while the ureter wan being poured
NOTHING corneal-m mu.
i in place oi gold whenever deslml. like
’1‘ ‘ {lot abdomen, :io minim?
minadon and consultation tree. ‘
A nonunion iron to lie is unmet
mm on "new WW
limit are ninth» '
SPARKLING
PUREST SPRING WATER KNOWN
l doz. Pint Bottles $1
Regular Pr lco $1. :30
Order for‘liomo use. Equal to any imported water.
phone your order.
Will be delivered promptly.
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A. F Beckmann 8:;
83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWAW
Phone 440 ‘
Stamford
Many will write for these maps but the one who gets fitotchotod‘
TEL. 721.
FANCY POTATOES per peck---A- ----- ~~ ---------------- ‘
Large Beets. per bunch ..... .. ..... .. .............
WaxBeans,perquart
2 qts. Sweet Potatoes . . . .
Large Head of Lettuce . . ..
Pineapple.
ea, Musk Melons. Oranges and Watcrmelons.
UNITED GROCERY COMP
20 NORTH MAIN 31’.
FINAL MAP on
00k Rid
‘ (Formerly Board's, Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th
TWENTY PLOTS-FOR SALE
Only One First Choice
M. D. RANDALL
W-w~.——-—-
Best Quality. of Coal at Lowest
Summer Prices
SPECIALS FOR SATURDl
........
Peas. Corn. Tomatoes. Cucumbers, Carrots, Squnoll
Him that musk-mil lo evorywhorc You «out no
may iroiu Ford curries: for limo ownorkwlo i:
found in practically every biiclnoiui center 0
civilization. Ford rumors are "loom nwdeumbut
. mi niwillllt iii iiuudwond cool but little when w
attired. o. L. Ammo, mom. 98 couin mu. m.)
or the latest now: out
inn with hll‘ film, my. lion whither.
Norwalk Chronicler