,, by placing
. no and let us reimburse you for
non, Telephone 1230
it
All kinds 4: insurance.
Public Stenogrsph'er.
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as visitor in The Norwallts today. ~
ivision No. l, A. O. H., will hold
touregular meeting Thursday even-
EDouglus Fowler Post, No 48 G A.
honing. -
f The regular meeting of the tintllo.
lc Union Council, No. 46, K. of (3..
will be held this evening. .
" E'Welcome ‘Strsngcr lodge. \‘o. 364
Sons of St George will hold its legu-
lar meeting this ev.ening
the SIM-
directors,
The regular meeting of
walk Hospital Association
you ‘be held tllis evening.
, nUnited .Brotherhood of Carpenters
and Jolnors' of America. No. 746, will
.hoid its regular meeting this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kune_ of Bethel
have returned to their home utter
apdnding several days with relatives
in Putnam avenue.
Walter. the son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Ewing, of Maple street, is
quietly celebrating his nineteenth
birthday anniversary today.
’I‘lle Criminal Superior Court opened
' in Bridgeport at 2 o'clock today. Sev-
erol Norwulk unfortunates will come
' before the session on trial.
[Arthur S. Hamilton, 01' Rochester. N.
Y., representative of the Empire Vot-
" ing‘ Machine Company, is spending a
tow days in town on business.
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iRev. Frederick A. Coleman, rector of
\,. Trinity Episcopal church. attended a
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. meeting of the Fairf’old County Cleri-
onl Association in Stamford yesterday. ..
Norfolk suite will be more popular
than ever. this season.
_ adv. on page 1.2 tells us no. lie also
speaks of his "Kelser" Wniilizthle
neokwcnr.
, The regular business meeting of the ,I
board of directors of Court Laurel Club
will be held on Thursdny evening in -
stead of Friday with Mrs. C. A, 'Mc- .
Numeral, 7
Reed street.
‘ Miss Annn Schoiioid, of Gregory
Street Dunhm v, has returned homeunf
tor spending it ten tints with her
cousin Miss Ednn Atlgcitnull, 19 Sen-
c View avenue. Exist Nolwnlk
M ‘A-
{Albin Johnson. of “hillside
:was counting down the (‘lny
Place,
street
hill yesterday. on his bicycle when
he lost control of the vehicle. and wool
thrown honviiy to the ground. 'liis
knees nnd elbows were badly scrupcd,‘
u?
physl’ctnn hnd to be culled to attend
and he suffered so‘mnoh pnln that
, him.
The South Not-walk Clean- up Week
ended. in n tnlriy nntlsinotory manner.
.A large number of people obeyed the
notions tor the work of removnlg
and sorbngo. The members of
cum Norwullt board 01 health
e an inspection last Saturday, and
W placed that hurt not re-
HAT THE PAlNTERS BAY.
bite Leno and Oil makes good; "
‘ .Bltt. add Zinc and mi shutter" ‘
Burglary policy.
South Norwslk. Conn. ‘
I‘mm
Regular price too the wgrld
.. Tel 371’
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East India TeaCo
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125 Washington Street
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. E. Ryan, of New York, is :1 bush
Till: sununi FASHION soon
PlC‘l'OitlAL REVIEW rmsnns
Now on Solo
The mest beautiful, useful and com-
plete Fashion Book ever offered to
the ladies of this town.
All the newest models' lll their original
colors.
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Joseph Dan's »
87 "Atlantic Squire. litumford, ct.
FASHION BOOK
SUMMER 1913
Before you decide on your Summer
Drones be sure and glnmc through
this beautiful book.
Only to cents when you purchase one
is root Pictorial Review l‘nttcrn.
By mail 35 cents.
5 so MAN 31'. SOUTH noswsm.
WM. P. scene. I
Textile Fabric Co.
.213 E. Wanh'n St. 80. Norwlik.
‘ ‘ Opposite Dorlon'l Switch.
Formerly P. 0. Bids. Not-walk. --
Telephone 320 Mr. Hall.
All our Cloth in
Spring Styles
Reduced
Bedford Cords, 54 inches wide.
$2.00 value ..... $1.50 per yd.
Fancy Bodford Cords, 54 inches
wide. $1.60 value $1.25 per yd. _
cho., $1.60 value . $1.30 per yd.
Creams for Coatln . $2.00 va-
luo ............ 1.50 per yd. '
Cream barges, Plain and
’ Stripes
Mcssaline Silks
Remnants in Woolen
Worsted and Velvet
' Cioth' for Men's Wear
East avenue curs stop at the ;
:,held Thursday,
’lRoom ll. .
Wm
Ht HIH HllHHS
lco Chests. Screen Doors, Windou
Screens Oil and Gus Stores at ">th
onahlc prices.
Mlbert F. Gehcbe
25‘WEST WASHINGTON 8T.
' SOUTH NORWALK.
RED MEN’S new BUILDING.
Prompt Ddlivory. Phone 397
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i Are you taking ad-
l vantage of our
l Great
l ReduCtion Sale
l NewYoxk Specialty
l Store
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19 80 Main St. 80. Norwalk.
HIHH HHHHHl HHllS.
l Miss Helen chrtz is substituting
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for Miss Duns, the English teacher.
during her absence
l A regular teachers‘ meeting will be
I at 2.30 o’clock in
‘Prof, W. C. Perry announced from ‘
.3 assembly yesterday morning that he
j had
‘ Blnrt's piano recital,
invitations for .Prot.
to be (bid in
Music Hall Wednesday evenlnx,for all
those who wished to go, but that the
invitations for Prof. Hohson's violin
recital would be reserved until Wed‘
nssday for seniors and juniors, Both
of these recitals are of the
enough
Dr. Edward ii. Gnmbnrt
Yule in June.
Another
ning team and a successful season.
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MAKERS.
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Is your Eyesight
Getting Worse
Every Day?
Then your eyes dcmnnti
im-
mediate attention, You owe it to
yourself to not both promptly and
wisely-nun give your eyes the hono-
ilt or the most accurate uxumlnhu
lion you can not ,
Our Oculistu, olipuridnoed physic-
inns ermine your eyes without
charge. You pay (or the glasses
only. ,
THAMER
; . caution and Opticians.
Open Bot. Evonlngmltn. 18 Volts.
‘ H hr. lit. {M
til
Macaw-438 at the nation rural your.
clan of Philippine Cigars
At the regular meeting of Cigar-
nluhers' Union No 26. M183 ‘Aiyse
Gregory gum u very interesting sd~
- dress on‘ ”‘Votes for Women," present-
imz tools in it clear and forceful runn-
nor, which was well received by the
meeting.
A resolution was adopted, rolling on
all lnhor organizations to protestio
their senators and congressmen
against the free admission of Philip-
pine cigars. '
l‘ S Powell of the New Lngluud
iuhol Conference, spoke in favor of
advertising the luhcl in the solvent»
pore. .
“After :1 heavy meal take it couple
or Dunn's Regulate. and give your
stomach, liver and bowls the help
they will need llozulets bring any,
regular passages of the lumen.
‘lTALiAN RURAL BANK SYSTEM.
noun, they Ill-WPI‘OI. Luigi Luz-
zstti, the former ltnllun Premier and
at one time Minister at Agriculture
guys today before the members ot the
American Commission for the Study,
, ct European Systems of Agriculture
.QoOpei-ution and Rural Credits an
interesting demonstration at the Work»
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PREPARATION roll I" ‘
d. {0 Wheeler.
highest;
. elites and many students expect to or
,: tend m
arranged .
I programs (or students who expect to
j take college entrance examinations for
victory for the base-bull -
.. tenm last Saturday, Looks like a win-
‘7 dilutions, of. cosmic horn. ,
in"
Governor Hughes
Had the laws changed making it
possible.
Governor Sulzcr
Has had it carried into practical
1 effect for the benefit of all the
people.
When a Bank Failed
formerly a Receiver was appointed to dis-
poce of the assets. A few individuals with
plenty of ready cash obtained the bargains
and mode the money.
r
Governor Hughes bad the low changed and
the State of New York Banking Depart-
ment lollies charge of and liquidate; all
failed Banking Institutions.
Governor Sulzer’s administration has ordered
that if there are to be any opportunities
for making money from the assets of failed
Banking Institutions, all the people should
be given on equal chance.
The Banking Department oi the Slate oi
New York realize perfectly that such a
large tract in 301!) separate lots of the
Morris Park Race Track cannot be
sold without sacrificing their ulna.
But the Property Must Be Sold—
There Is no alternative.
Tint is whorls mount by the
State at New York giving you
The Opportunilylo Make Money
The sole token place
May 315‘, and succeeding days
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Fumulmnpbu
J. Clmncenavlmm St. all u Ave..licw York City ,
Joseph P. My. 31 Nassau St. New York City “
Ago-Io and Auctioneer;-
:psrod'tor, and the boys anticipate
jmuhinr an impressive showing, which
jwill demonstrate the efficiency of the
;oruenizntion. The main trouble now
.13 working up interest in parents who
have boys of the age or the scouts.
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more,
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tween .
mam
May all-Clearing Sale
Where can you match such values?
790 Long Black Silk Gloves 490 pair
500 Gowns . 39c
25c Muslin/Drawers, 19c
29c Short Skirts . 19c
12V2c Hose . 90
$15 Suits . $9.95
55 Serge Skirts $3.95
$3.50 Serge Skirts $1.95
Wash Dresses $1.29, $1.49, $1.99
.12c Ladies"' Vests ‘ 8c
50c Sheets, . 39c
196 Lawn Kimonos \ 15c ‘
$1 Corsets 79c
25c Coigate’s Powder . 12c
100 Colgate’s Soap . 5c
25c Dr. Lyon’s Powder 15c
vmmmmmmmmmmmma
rarvmvxxv' ‘vmvmvm
é teas 19!!
Bousctumishlng Warerooms
Cooking Utemils end moulds of every (1 'tion, Cutlery,
Earthenware, Kitchen and Laundry Furniture, rushes, Home
Cleaning Materials and Polishes, Cox-pet Smcpcrs, Vacuum
Cleaners, etc, etc.
that are salutary. eflicient and economical
Relngflalllls Glass Lined, Metal Lined, Vitrified Steel Lined.
R moms. LAWN MEWS. TABLES All) INTI.
Nursery and 5101: Room noqniutco.
PhoOutGMOhimmdmmGoodsinmensivc
variety, suitable for Wedding and Holidny Elm.
45th Street and Sixthflll'venue. New York
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Why Buy A Used
‘ PIANO
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{ i The Men's society 0! the Saugutuok
M. E. Church will give a. "ladies”
Night“ Tuesday evening in the church
hall. All the indies of the parish will
be invited to all nd and enjoy the
program which the society members
hole prepnrntl for the evening. In
“We”..- the llrut putt ol the evening the guests
Temple MilllcwH‘. of A. M., will memmlil be entertained socially, end this
'11,“,ng ”Mm” in tho roomit at the ’ will hovl'ollowed by n lrnvel lecture.
Fabio building. the pnrtlculuru or which will he luv
nounced Monday by the society,
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SAUGATUCK
The framework for the new build
tug of the W. T. i. A. is erected.
Foley Kidney Pills repuy your cons
ndencc in their herding and curntivo
qualities. Any kidney or bladder dis.
ease not beyond the reach or modh
cine" will yield to their line. Mrs.
Uordills Copeland. Ardoollt, M0,, says,
“i haul kidney and bladder trouble tor
over a. your one! commas or Foley
Kidney Pills cured me." it to the
same story from every one who noes
them All say, "they cured me." For
solo by all druggists. .
Mam“
FIRE LADDlEs LlKE Mimic. .
There will be u spools) meeting M
The art exhibit oi the public
Bolton: 01 Woutport opened today in
the town hall .3 ,
The summer colonists are beginning
to arrive and Corona ls . again the
scene or rest. and. recreation.
will»
Room for shotnagwspur truck has
been made at anatomic were the
work of titling in swamp hunt is lim-
grossing.
one exterior of. the estate building ‘
is undergoing is unsure. Motions are
norm: on it, and in moving largo
sills this on to the in; purine in slow lilil or
guts/“Wm rum lune ,tilt “nubile spun.
It"
the Hope Hose Company, of Naturals. j '
_ oi. their quarters in Water street on “ f
or ‘ .5
, ‘ PLAYER-PIANO
in preference to a new one, which is J"
fully guaranteed by this house. ‘ .
_ PLAYER
P 133:5 PIANOS
$5 Down $390
t
5 Monthl $10 Dowll "
/ $ . . y $10 Monthly .
The Pianos are fully worth $300, and *
were personally selected by us.
. , . The PlayercPi‘anos are fully worth
' $500-are88fnote~fuil key board, and
have all theidetnces for artistic rcndi-A
,1: ill incorporated in the most expensive“
Norwalk Chronicler