'1 it you Will be sorn
you neglect the
ih'loksl Watches mm 1
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so watch this space and
earn where you can get your
es Examined and Glasses
Made Properly.
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gal; l’ure House Paint with a 5
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all Paper at lowliet prices.
tea (or patella; and paper
1 ‘eeilh'illy given.
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”veep My Customers
AhUSE i call promptly on a tele-
so one request . r
ECAUS SE i {in huhéswt weight
- USE I fly the highest price tor
ALL NINNSLQN
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in pound for rags 25c per 100
Mspapers. flower 4004M books
nos.
1 12. 27 Ely Ave. 80. Nor-walk.
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4 Washington Street
South Norwslit. Conn.
out no are unsoluumgr
y our: our output on Art 1
res and Rim has resulted
or month. .Suld thmtli
Smith at sue a» weak.
.. y maker this possible and
addition Insures to you the
1 out stool: Ind var rlety.
trons w till! “I III
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Harris unanimous the
t at nor ashram. Carolina
to James with; other»: -
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”Watch Glass (best may 14....»
.Case Spring.
solid Goigilled Wa from 37. 00 up
10 20 d 25 Years Cases Guaran-
teed—Waltham‘, Elgiu, Standard, Elle.
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Chalna use up
Nickel Spectacles 759
Gold Plate Spectacles .‘ 750
Gold‘iiile‘d Eye' Glasses only. .
Gold—lined Spectacles'oniy $2.00
00..-
Eyeglass Fitted, each. only ......
. . . 5001 and 31. 00
NoneBctter 1at Any page!
Prescriptions carefully filled.
“First-class Thermometer ...... 50c up
.l‘lrst-class Barometer .33 25 up
A Few of My .1
1Repairing Slices
Watch Hands (best kind) ........1oo
Main Spring ..... . the to 31.00
”1500 to 31.00
Nowhere can you get your re-
pairs d’otle hEtter.
Watch and Clock Cleaned ...... . . . .
75oto$i.50
Per Jewel ....., .. 50::
Per Wheel ....... ..............31.0Il
Watches and Clocks Repaired.
Ali Par‘s Made Like New.
81 50 to 33. 00
All Jewelry and Optical Goods Repair-
ed in Best Possible Manner.
Charles Bland
VPRAEHBA WATCHMAKER
Jeweler and Optician
.WASHINGTON 312, 80. NORWALK‘,
BUY
Hazelton ‘
Coal
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The B. lierthllelli & South.
TIL. 2“. if! WAT”! IT.
The Norwslk Hilli School hushed
team will journey to Greenwich this
alternation and play the mull llohool
mm: that plane. The Nmalk loam
wt 1
"mom to lie. in
em Alarm Clocks from ll. 00 to 8810-00
mm for the" Hot Sun, order.
42.09 '
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about one hundred people present.
Housekeeper
1 Watch for Khar81ain counter.
a Every day somethins Cool! and.
cheap.
New England Grocery Co. ‘
72 No. Malll 31!. To]. 1158s
W. .— ._......... w... w
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Your Awnings
or. We also do all
kinds of fiPHOL-
STERING and Fun
niture Repairing,
Mattresses Renovat~
ed Slip Covers mode
to order. Our work
is guaranteed. Esti-
mates cheerfully giv-
en 1
Phone .3384. 145 North Main .82.
ALUliil all: sinuous
A FIIIE lIEllEPTIIIII
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The Senior Class oi the Harwell:
t
' Casualllss‘ nun 1_ilrtalsr '11":an
‘was worse “than reported.’ The llrst
advices said the itallau losses were
; after the Italians returned to health
walk and George Porter, of parts un-
grunting-nu ~
ROME,- May 24 .--'rbo reverse sul- ‘
loved by the Italian troops under 09114 1
Shel (lanhrelti in the battle May It! ,
with the Arabs at sun Garbo, Tripoli, '
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.t.
seventy-nine dinners and men killed ‘
and 259 wounded. The first roll call
quarters however shovved that 156016
men were absent from the ranks, hal-
lug either been killed, wounded or ta- _ _ '
ken prisoners. .
llEllVI TilAill lllliE
GETS 3078 ll BAD
" My Father and Mother 1.121
m
.Emil Nelsoii,.i'ormerly of South Nor-
known, climbed aboard an "exprese ~
train at Bridg ort yesterday after .
noon They el bored to the top or '
the baggage car and lying prone were
undiscoyered until the telegraph oper-
atpr‘ at Greens Farms saw them. He
telegraphed to South Nilrwaik. South
Norwaik called the wife chiel at the
telephone omce and Eduard S. Mer-
die—1» . .5». .
'ee
as»¢'¢!¢"¢¢ .
' ' n I II.I,-.II
Dyer
24' North Main 8%, >
South Norwalk.
Stamford, Greenwich. and . .
NBW YOI'k City.
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High School was given a treat last
awning by the Alumni association in;
the high school hall. Thhre were‘
The only part of the evening was inii
Irea up with seie’etlons' by the Hixhl
Sthooi Orchestra,“ under the tibial
leadership of m: W (3. Perry The‘
orchestra was aided by four or it!
former members? Misses Lenora
Ward. om-é Weed. and Honors.
Ralph Baldwin, and Rudolph Martin
The latter part of the evening was
given to an Informal dance. which was
enjoed by all present. The company
dispersed at a late hour, alter havina
had a most enjoyable evenins. .
Among the members of the Alumni.
ladies lrom the Danbury Normal Who
graduated last June. 'l‘raéey Bell Am- ‘
bier, new attending New ”York Uni-
versity, was also present.
MEMORIAL SERVICE TOMORRQW. ‘
A Memorial Service “on be held int
the East avenue Methodist church at
7: 30 o'clock tomorrow night Douglass
Fowler Post. Douxiaas Fowler W ll.
C Buckingham Post, Buckingham W
in. 0.. McKinley Camp. Spanish War
Veterans and the Daughters or tuei
American Revolution will attend [in a.
body. The Norwaik Methodist, First.
Congregational and Norwallt Baptist
lchurohes will unite In the service and
the respective pastors with '.Rev John ,
sampleton, of the South Norwaik CoirI
igrexatlonai church will assist. The
chorus choir will be assisted by the
uuortette oi the Norwslk Methodistl
:ehureh in the special musical pro
gram.
0‘
OPMCMLI PACE PllIION TERM:
i in view or the rest that several
mambo; at the Total lions-ll .o: Esth
.mata and Tuxtlon are said to he re-
iuctsnt about amour/printing sullloloot
itundi tor the are "cam. it with be
stated that in the copy of the, bill In
a
i
for the refusal pl an atheist to dummy
with the low It purl-heme a: a line
Wynn—flaun- A...
roe HM ltmsoso'.
-8'l‘hé lads were retired to dodae the ill-l
’suiaiors hanging low i‘rdm the cables
who were present, were many young 1
:drialt. He signed the pledge many
the hands ot that board the penalty
.0! little or a tlxvmondhs‘ prim lam. 1,
or limit. at the discretion t the mutt. r
1, 8 once this; to Mela omen .1
or South ”hermit; In thou- output: him M Riverside than "m“ to
' liable on ulna
til
ritt notified Constable Henry C Sel-
zer, 1who went to the depot and an
rested the boys. being (orced to
:oia‘nlbor up on the our to get them.
Nelson was 'Iined $5 and cos 8 ill-
stigulor or H.131 idea or the rid do. and ‘
Porters use was continued indeiivr '
nitfi” the latterielling 1h good uteri;
Both younf.r m‘é'n were‘liitoxicated. “
A crowd saw the boys as they rode
across the railroad h f in ”Washing.
ton street and m’arvelad their nerve
Ml'lllllll'lll.
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IIIIIS iii alums;
Burial 1 Min Eight.
The funeral at Veronica C. Eugen
we. held at St. Joseph's enurch. South
Norwdlir. this foreseen at nine O'cloclt
la requiem higli funeral mass being
. ._.
. 4.4.5.
I...-
roii. The body was brought to Dan
now being strung, and several titties
were nearly struck by them.
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ENVOY WILLIAM S RENDLE, 0F
BOSTON
Envoy Roadie is a converted drunk.
std who lost over sloomoo through
was taken to the new Catholic ceme-
tery tor interment. The pallbearers
were Harry Melvin, Michael Durkiu.
mull Mitchell and Frank MaoCor-
mac _-Qanbury News.
A
_ .. Raymond Fraoele unpaid.
times. at one time so far as to out Ray-mend Francis Beaumla, the In-
nis own arm and signed the pledxefiaut son at Mr. and Mrs. William
a big variety at all prices.
1..Dyed1ABeIore i Was 391'"- 1 11.2 1
Smith
‘ Cleanser and
csiebrhtetl by Rev. Richard M Car- 1
bury on the 10: «i0 oclock train and C
with his own blood, but all this tailed, Boawaln. of west street. passed only
and he was” given up a”. a herein“ yesterday morning at 11 onolock hay}
“case About five years duo he heard in; lived only one day and a halt-J8
the
In
to
Salvation Army in' the open list; There will be prayer at tile house by
Boston, Mass. and was attracted jthe Rev. Dr. Von Daren. and the rd-
the hall. where, after he lirtened to mains will be taken to Bethe! for law
the soldiers telling of a power that torment.
could deliver a man from the power
.of drink, he gave hie heart to God
and the chains were broken and tar
live years he has proved the power or
Christ to save a hamlets one. The
envoy is a oontraolipg pile driver and
bridge builder and today has a pros-
porous business in Boston lie spends,
his weak-ends in going around from
'piace to pines telling the story or how
God can here the Iowelt. lie pan Meet; at the Poet room, at a: sauna.
till his own traveling expenses. day atoning, 31" 35mm» gland ”I“
Envoy handle will mu the story or one! It the 3m Notvllll E 19»
his life at the South Norwslil dome C‘bumh. or to atom from home to the
rational Church velper service tensor chimh. 1* 1i MIME 1h” "A"! mm“
m at 4: so 9. no. its will also upon her he .vmsai- . ‘
so the Salvation Army upl tonight at
8 ll. in” And tomorrow at‘ it a. in. and Post W; lit ii: iii. ‘l‘llil mm with
l p m. drum euros. mil tom ill til-oat oi the
All are invited to attend these use Post room. at ll o'clock. sharp. in“
vices.
aUOKINGHAM P0387 MEMORIAL
DAY PROGRAM.
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WIII {a a Panda and Graves of Valor-
ans In Many cemeteries
assented.
The Hemorlnl program 0! Booking.
bum Port, No. i2. G. A it. will be he
follows:
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WARUILLAPERKY.
, Mr. And litre. Cbsrlsaihf.‘ Pam.
‘w Yorkthm issued mundane tor
airmail in their sleuth rib
WW“
theuus through with street to. at!
Elnora Church yard, where they still
or decorate the smut there, their tails
. barrio to the All»
tmmnuwrlurwellr iinlon. lit.
Ha. Is my the Salli room. when l dinner arm its
due ' W
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Friday momma!” 8011‘ roost Ill. this ‘
locum manly rum to on. .
see the Special
Values at One Dollar ‘
r1
138Ladies Ram Coats Most Reliable Garments 1
TN ALL COLORS
H Kneger & Co
The Leading Outfitters in The Norwalks
intending to go housekeeping should not fail to call on
[“3 and see what a beautiful home we can lit up for a1;
little money either for cash or on
For this week we are thlering special a two part
very fine
Mattress ”$8.198
Wood like to have you m it ’1
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H 7 . Kfieger 13, ,; Geo.“-
mural: around ttul Psi-tr at the Library..
In. “one mu Illa. ms.
lane is. tarball. Co. it. 19th linen
1a.. died my illh. till.
ASuperiot Class of
8 *lur' me an and young men not to
Mid eluowh are. ,
A filtering new to Item A”
Mum first Alama a In 1| our
slim melon-mam.
errlrhhl
Fresh iron: the
his the "mi .tsllorlut
1 ileulsa‘nin and
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«Watermelon.
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Norwalk Chronicler