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For Norwalk and vicinity: Proba-
iair tonight and Sunday; light to
oderate variable winds ~Weather
conditions: Pleasant weather has pre
lied during the last 24 hours over
{1% southern and eastern districts
e temperatures havo been unusual-
1'1 high along the Atlantic coast as fart
north as Connecticut. The western
disturbance has produced general rpm
with moderate temperatures from Mon-
t‘gna eastward to Upper Michigan, and
as far south as Oklahoma. The rain
h‘hs covered the greater portion of the
ugliest pelts;
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
* ”Temperature: ‘ Low, 52; high, 70.
(Eileen ’*
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li'l‘he Wright vs. Lawton case has»
gone over to next Wednesday.
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Peter Home. of Norwalk has re!
#med from a short visit to Proviii
dance
iMlse Doris Godfrey, oi Canno is
spending the day in Norwalk visiting
friends.
M At the conclave ol the Clinton Com-
mandery, No. 3, K. T., held ~last eve
ning, the temple degree was worked.
I. ICourt Frances Social Club will meet
with Mrs.‘ Lottie Plutt, on ‘Sherry
otreet, East Norwalh, on Monday eve-
The Washington street hrige com-
mittee «held a regular meeting last
evening and routine business was
transacted.
Mr. and Mrs. hank McKernou, or
Providence, have returned home from
o. visit with Mr. and Mrs P .F‘ Bums.
o! Norwaik.
Clarence Garfield. who was injured
and {suturday while driving the pro-
cery wagon of F‘lnney and Benedict, is
able to be out.
Monday aboglns the clean-up Week
tor South Nomnlk. Most of the citi-
mns have complied with the requests
or the ofllcinls «an are ready for the
city wagons. .
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l‘. n. Benedict‘s atom“ yocht Onollin.
arrived wt Burhsdoeo, yesterday morn.
ink. and will leave this afternoon for
rum Paul. or Word in Grocery ot‘
Nowell: the only» myolclnn, rcpol‘ln
oil on board well
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The Wont crease trolley linear: ‘
lied up yesterday for about one had!
hour Mule one or tllo our: wont oi!
the truck I; the omwver there mi
allied aim: The work; our rm sent
down to when the our m slit the
track and in a short time alter the
one our come m M
i- WEATHER {FonscAs'rQ l
Just? Rebeived
moot of books .
50c each
Dooneily’ s
Stationery Store
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
David w. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
new map News BUILDING.
27 WASHTNGTON 8T.
Tet, other, $0,194} house, 908. .
{ToXi and Touring.“
Car to Hire.
FOR ALL OCCABIONI.
DAY GR NIGHT.
Tel. 1360-.) VAAST
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‘Paper: .
Hang glog
Our specialty.
PAINTING AND DECORATING.
*‘HerbcrtW. Gotham .
‘ u BRIEORV BOULEVARQ
Another Large Ship-r
hut Ncmlk. Phone 503.12.
THAMER
.ocuusrs AND espouse. .
HOW “our voua ousssal‘}
flow you worn them for moms“
«time? it no remember the lows
nhom cod different lance: may
be merry to sivc' you oorloni
night.
How youre on examined today
by our Will T
the '
I! Atlantic ”can. “hunters. coon.
and two-Quart
Inset
Either can: be used
W nepnrntclyii high} polish.
. ell; >full ill at q va-
lue $4 on. a; ,. 11...,“ Ill
‘ {1 Special S2. 25
Coal l{bélchrcd - S6. 50 [lot too
Pea Coal . ‘1 . S5. 00 per ton
Wood Cut and Split- Fire-Place Wood
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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O B Jackson 58 WALL STREET
, NORWALlS,
Optician ' "w"?- it!-
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Everything in the Optical Line
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Automobiles to Rent by Hour, Day of Week
Our Chandieurs are Experienced sndCaretul Men. and
.- our Rates are Reasonable. .
Try a Trip This Fine Weather.
GARAGE, RIVER STREET. NORWA
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Need a New -‘ " Ceiling?
If so, tell your 'cnrpsnter to go to The Hatch and Bailey” (in. and
select thovbeat wood for the purpose-Cypress, which our. exper-
ience tells us is the most pleasing and durable. it you have a diner.
entamind about it, you will llnd here the best grades of all woods.
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
0001'" NORWALK. 00"”.
One or our Specialties—«Beaver Boards.~—Better than Plaster. tor
for it's non- cracking. vermin proof and lute as long so the build-
in:
t‘
' New 'York.
{1 . (lrnham (truckers, per pkg. u... 7o
Fill; Newman, per pile. is
Nabisooo. per pkg. To
Built (loads. per 1h. .. ........ 100
United Grocery Co;
20 North Main at. ‘1 Mum its.
Miss Helene Von Bismuth was in
.. town on Wednesday the guest or Mr.
LI and Mrs. H. G. Thomson. . ‘ “'
Wan—.-
The Reading Circle met Thursday
’I afternoon with Miss Alice B. Olav
(j et’pud.
'. was read.
“Let's IMake a Flower Garden,"
Zalmon 'Co’mstook has vaunted the
‘ tenant’houso of Mrs. D. R. Mmbert.
which will be for rental again in the
near future. 1'
her home, “.Sunnylside: redecorated
and the exterior painted. Clarence
Chapman has the contract.
" Mrs. Henry Wilkenson. oi Blngham-
ton. New York. and Mrs. George/Pike.
of this place, are now in Wilton, hav-
ing spent’the winter in Florida. ‘
Ascension my services were held
Thursday morning. in 1St. Matthew's
Church. at 10: 30. Rev. C A. Marks
preached on the thee or the day and
administered the " olmomrnunlon.
The engagement is announced of
George Thompson son of Mr. and Mrs.
ll. G. Thompson. of Wilton, and Miss
Helene Von Bermuth, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. (Rudoll .Von Berm'uth, or
William” Bo'nneau and charter Och
spent an evening, last week, spearlng
suckers in: a' brook {near'the South
Norwalk reservoir. They were reward-
ed by a catch of some twenty line
ll'sh. 3 , «
Mr. and Mrs. “W. K. J. Hubbell and
Mr. and Mrs. lgmnton Coley motored
to Amherston, Thursday, in Mr. Hub-
hell'e antomolflle. to visit William Col-
ey, who is a student at the Agricultur-
': ul college
Several new books have recently
I. been added to Wilton Library, among
1; these are “Keeping Up with Uzsle,”
' "The Life of Helen Keller," “The bile
{I of David Livingstone." and “Keeping
I} tip with Harry. " The treasurer of the
" building fund reports that 8460 has
I: been lplaced hi the bank towards a
’. new library. ,
Ad icon '1‘. Miller and lamiiy have
returned for the summer.
Blivermlne for the season.
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Mr. and Mrs William Ward have
both been badly poisoned with mer-
cury this week. .
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoelsher come
up Saturday from their home in
Brooklyn to spend the summer at the
Hobby home.
Mr. and Mrs. it. \B. Gruelle, who
are visiting in lndlsnspoliu, ind. have
layered friends here with post cords.
'DI‘. and Mrs. Oeder spent the melt-
end It thhir counts hero, coming up
‘ from the city in the doctorfs new unto
mobile.
‘ John B. Ornollevis having a new
road couch-outed on his place from
the highway to his home and pursue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur ll. ireland, of
mm their observed um um onnl
vet-nary at xfinnir merriase, Sunday.
‘ The Ouiion family expect to move
to Medium. N .i., where Mr. (Julius
will operate a moving picture show.
the first or June »-
inn-W
‘ Mrs. G. 11!. Richter. anointed fly
' .Miu Mica. nuttery, ,is‘supplylng so
during Miss *’
owner in the school
mouthed; illness.
raw. xvith little not All
Ohm
.. The Ladlea’ Earring Society of the
‘1 Congregational Church that WSdHCB:
- day afternoon with Mrs. W. 0). {lord
'Mlas Helen Mlddlebrook is having ‘
Putnam D. Brlnley has returned to _
Mn, enrol nod Mr. aha lilrn Boris, I '
‘ . [ Assowmx Poss
The only Baking Powder made from
Royal Grape Cream of rm
Makes delicious home-baked loads
ol maxlnmm quality at minimum
cost. Makes home baking
pleasant and profitable
Edna Perdreaux, Leonie Peroiaaux. Hobby. "
Elwood Rilling. John Ruling, John;
Vlon On Monday. school superinteu-I Local chicken raisere are not 1)
dent Saxe called at the school-house his very successful thlgxaenson {
and presented a medal to' each of Alonzo Buttery had had poor luck ..
these pupils, as a gift irom their Rev G. E. Richter had but set”
teacher, Miss Nancy Olmstead, who is chicks from We settings. most . ,
still at her home and unable to resume 1 them weakness that promise to p
: away soon.
A pleasing addition to the service
at the Methodist Protestant Church. Chester and Sidney Glithlfie its
Sunday morning, was an oilerotory by “16 in for poultry 0“ a considerslb,
young \liss Annie Andrews, oi Bridge~ SCRIé' this spring. They 8!? 3Com“
port, who was visiting her former the DQIEthI‘hOOd 101‘ setting hen an
home and friends here hatching eggs. and have about use
._ 'oi’ hiddies on the job They expo
John Tracy, who' expected to Spend caponize the cockercls. -
the summer in the city at his tormeri ...._2.....___.._...._ »
employment. found that he could not ‘lne woman who can teach doll
resist the lure of Silvermine's attrac~i private pupils-assurediy through
tions and has returned to remain at; modest campaign at Sentinel
the home of his sister, \irs. hi. A. Mvnn‘lfllni , {‘
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GROCKER-WHEELER REDSEAL DRY 1‘”
morons annuals}
{ELECTRIC WIRING FOR LIGHT AND POWER-
Let us she you an estimate on wiring your house for electric
light. “a furnish the best mechanics and will not injure yourmqm
erty in the least. nor inconvenience you while the work is in‘ prog-
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
(Registered)
‘ ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
54 WATER ST. PHONE 342-3. SOUTH NORWALK
$10 000 Worth of New and Up
to-Daté Merchandise
THIS STOCK HAS GOT TO GO;
500 yards 15c Curtain Scrlm, Special Saturday ...... 7 Mo yard,
2.30 yards725c Scrim. Special 1 it
50 dozen Men's’Shlrta for Saturday .. ‘ ally ,;
10c Handkerchiefs ...... . arm-m} .i’
Kayser's 32.00 Silk Hose ,é ..... Shoo-MONO pllr
Blankets Robes Table Linen, Hate Cops, Umbrellas, Trunksan
Troveiing' lingo at your price tomorrow. , v.)
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The So.Norwalk Dry Goods Store
28. so and 32 some MAIN srnun'r
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{7" ricronlht REV sw PATTERNS
FOR A Y '
indode the latest draped «we. Balkan and Russian styles.” . '
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Norwalk Chronicler