: * WEATHER FORECAST.
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g For NorWalk and vicinity: ,Falrt
might and Sunday; light to moueratel,
{northwest to north winds. Weather
. ticonditionsz There is no well-defined
_ storm area this morning east of the
Rocky Mountains, but considerable
cloudy and unsettled weather prevails
in the central .antlaWestern districts.
iLght scattered showers have occur-i
red during the last twenty-four hours
from Michigan southeastward to Vir-
ginia and from Iowa souteastward to
Tennessee. The temperatures con.
, tiuue above the normal in nearly all
districts east oi the Rocky Moun-
’ plains.
WEATHER ngvaan aeo'TooAV:
Temperature: Low. 51; high, 73.
Partly cloudy. A '
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The strawberp seasop is upon us.
H: 5. House has returned from New
'Jersey, where he spent the holiday.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Robins, of
‘South Norwulk, spent yesterday in
New York. .
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«Full line straws. O'Brien's.
Charles Kinnet, foreman for Painter
Eugeut Mitchell, spent the holiday in I
New York city.
. «Miss lda Steele, of Greenwich, was
the guest of Albert Malkin, of Frank‘-
lln avenue, over the holiday,
'Mlss Lillian Erbter, oi' Danbury.
formerly of South Norwalk, is the V
gueat of Mr and Mrs William Hall
of Glenwood avenue.
' Ralph Dibble. ‘Prlce's Clothing Store j
head clerk, sailed as one of William
.lgMcrlugh, Jr.'s crew on the ”New
ms" in the Norwalk Yacht Club races
yeaterdey.
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Mr and Mrs. Barry L. sterling of
Norwalk, are today moving from
(leases street to 66 Franklin avenue
into the house being Vacated by Mr.
and Mrs. Lester E. Finch, who are
today transportingktheir household el-
tools to Bridgeport. ..
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miles: on the book stmwsi O'Brien.
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Uncle iloreca Johnston 9‘: Middle
'Hnddum has pushed his eighty-ninth
[birthday and is as lively; as the pro
verblal cricket: ‘Ho'hos continued for 3
pie can.
years to malts s. stir in the world,
no: exception the would or ‘88.
'Butw hvfl in t thM'Chl E D
inflictlgn lilo: gym ihlzueorol us at es 0w
who know the old ”human and
‘lhls kindly way; will wish him into!
more your; of weather preceding.
giTliis IS the store
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is part3 :ularly adapted for all in-
terior tZDOdWOfk Tor the follow-
ing reasons:
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for Ladies
Best Grade of Shelf Palper 5c pkfl.
Best Grade of Lunch Paper 5:: pkg.
Best Grade of Napkins So an.
Lunch Sets ~ ' 25¢ each
We also have very large sheets of
Shell! Paper which can be cleaned with
a damp cloth without soiling the sur-
face. TRY lT.
Donnelly’s
' Stationery Store
10 score mm eraser. ,
Taxi and Touring
Car to line
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FRED. H. GANUNG,~
Funeral Director and
Embalmor.
Office and Residence
Telephone 904. _
84 Bo. Maln at. so. Not-walk.
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Johns on’s}
NEW
A—aQuick in obtalning results.
B~Fastness of color.
C—-Easé of applicatlgn.
D—wWide range of shades.
EmEconomical.
“Call for color boards and um
Ovens u. fro-crime m T“ .2!”
MN Oil. GTOVEO.
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PONCH H‘AMMO¢K8. ,,,
We to ”mg
‘COliCi-l HAMMOOK8.,
' ‘4.” to $1590.
Ceal Delivered
Pea Coal . .
Wood Cut and Split- Fire-Place Wood
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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68 WALL STREET
0.15. Jackson
Optician
Evfirytbing in the Optical Line F
3: that his father had been a criminal
f ecoration Day Outings
I: etter way to enjoy the day than in one of our
AUTOMOBILES
chaufieurs are careful, experienced men; and our
rates isonable.
”glare booking orders now. ..
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enmeslvsa one".
I . i-l-Z-JZ-HIIJZI.»
to 'suuuly the needs liberally home and all
: 24 inches blob. 33 label
as inches high; 33 g on... .
\ 'WTdBnun-:H-hwilnn-sago V
sgoncslv scone . p.25
i”$6.50 per ton
$5. 00 per ton
Coffees you will receive
20 aw. STAMPS FREE
Besides Regular and Extra Stamps given on sales.
FROM MONDAY, MAY :6 to SATURDAY. MAY 3:.
This Coupon not good after Saturday. May 31.
ut out this Coupon, present it at our
week. and by buying soc worth or more of
m. m. mg" l
zoo package Nabisco
A Sinaclnfltocn ,
mm no lulu. new
on Beans.
and loci: com by.“ lilo was very
poor and had not long been given em-
ployme‘nt—iudeed, he Was in debt.- He
had a wife and several small children
. ‘ and found it dlfllcult to keep them in
' food nudrclothing‘.
gentleman's house for. the purpose of
_ picking the look- of a silverware and
' jewel safe. it was an elegant home,
_ and when Jim walked on' the hands
, some thick..rugs he thought of the
-~ bare floors in his own home and could
not be reconciled to this man having
so much and he huvlug so little. He
was shown, into a small room where n
combination hnd been lost, and he was
directed to- open the safe by picking
the lock. He found the job not a dltll~
cult one and having arranged a com-
bination. gave it to the lady of the
. house and went his way.
Time. came when the concern that
Jim was with determlxied to reduce
its working force, and he lost his job.
His Wife got sick, and the cou‘dltibu
of the family was deplorable. Jim
thought what a difference a’ little men»
‘ ey would make to him and those he
‘snw suffering. Kc remembered the
wealth scattered about in the house
where he had fixed the lock and espc
ciully the gems and silver plate he
found in the safe he had opened
Then came the temptation to get at
thnttsaie. open it and take enough of
its contents to relieve the frightful
condition of his family.
For awhile be resisted.‘ He had a
boy. little" Jim, the apple of his eye.
and shuddered ut‘the idea of that boy
when he grew to manhood knowing
But he could not bear the strain of
his children crying for what he could
not give them. and one night in a ill:
of desperation be determined to get
into the safe. One small diamond—it
would scarcely be missed—«would make
it great difference in his home.
At midnight, when not a light up-
‘ poured in the rich man's house. Jim
.' raised a window with a jimmy and.
' entering the kitchen. made his way
'. softly upstairs. He remembered the
‘ location of the room where he had
1'. uorlted on the safe and went smlght
-' to it. or, rather. to an adjoinlnr room
'3 that led into n. A light was burning
I." his way. ,Softly turning” the knob of
:: lil- Interline be new” . a one.
. puree. slewing soundly wit to face
'1 the doc? leading from the hull into
" he entered. By the dim light that
came from without he saw a child"
he turned it slightly on.
’ For a moment it seemed to him that L
' his own dear little Jim was sleeping
, in that crib. at war rate a boy mat
like Jim was there. his two chubby
areas outside the covers Jim studied
. for a moment what ho'do. He could
shut the door. turn up the gas and
within a mluute~open the safe for
, boy might not awaken. and if he did
Jim could keep him quiet. He turned
up the light and was working on the
knob when, glancing at the crib. he
. saw that the child's eyes were open
and fixed on hid). When Jim looked
at him his “uptake tutors smile.
(lacy. Within a few seconds what he
needed would be within mi map. but
he couldn’t take it past that innocent
lug to the boy. bent down and timed
and held it in his little flat. Jim “Db
The Croat A&P Tea Company blunt‘ttt'lnui £3.23“ :3: ;_..;
m wA-nynm‘ou IT. unfit NORWALK
Deliveries Iran a. In. and It'll a. In.
ll Special on Paoltage Crackers
10¢ psc Marsh Mallow
Wmfli:llfillllllfil.l. 7c
soc package Graham Crackers 7c
m‘l‘OOOii 7c
New Potatoes,perqum.... so
me about to yo downstairs when he:
heard a mun' a voice say:
1"” him . "blemil llgvh‘ not “Miami on my
{in 959509 II {it 3 (Timothy
gunmen. out of #356111 and. keeping
.llm ccymd. "tannin! him downstairs
mulled him. to throw the plunder ho
. had taken on the dlulur room table.
“1 parent any plunder.” said Jim.
ouch i could have taken the con
, or your sure i knew the ccmbl
nationfi"
for you not long. no.” *
, You that motif 1
On‘o day Jim was summoned to a“
safe was inserted into the wuil.’1‘heg
V in the tutu, which enabled him to see '
3 to the wall. He wlthdrew and tried ,
the safe room. It opened easily. and ,
crib. A an Jet was burning. low. and A,
which he had the combination. The ,
That ended Jim's attempt at huh I'
tulle. He left the safe and, sdvsnct
hlm.'1‘lie little chap soiled his finger .‘I
. into thallium: moot. where he coup 1‘ '
“Know the combinationl now an 2 i
you will" . ~
= "To: the men who opened your safe ,
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’ sacred concert of the Knlfiht
out» n. M a Church will he held
Huntley afternoon, the program being
all follow: ‘ ~ .
, Opening Senator—Choir
‘ invocation—”S.
Ben: l
Scripture Reading-wire. J. Burl; ’ ‘-
Solon—Mrs. Draper“ ‘ ,, *3
litesdinr-Mlss F. Fisher. ’ ‘
solo—«Mrs. chkson.‘ ‘
IteadlngéMiss C. Addings. ,
Selectionv—Grace Baptist Chruoh.
Reading—aMrs. Uurney. g .
Duetqus. Perkins and Mrs. Guy
Needing—Miss R. Hall. ‘
Solo~Mlss V. Wilson. '
Recitation—Allies L. Clark.
Solo—Jr. Wright. 7
Recitation-oldies J. Fisher.
Selection-v—Cholr. . a;
Reading—~Miss K. Wilson.
Closing Remarks—Rev. G. J. Sebree.
Madam—Mrs. Middleton, Mr. Dra-
per.
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VISITING YACHT HERE.
The handsome yacht “Cherokee,"
fleet. returning from Port Jefferson
where it has recently been put into
commission. visited the local Norwalk
Yacht Club yesterday.
Sentinel Want-s. bring .employers
andvemployees together, where the
employer may learn of the proficiency
and experience of those whom he
would hire. ,
The woman wno «relies upon Sentl
no] Want Afiertlsements to occur
the household help has I little tire
for other thin:
furnished roam is too much—401' you
can and one that's at least 99 per
cent. comfortable 0,! answering some
my.
A will; tidy? nave-in the beat mp”,
When you buy a
.. . “cm..— 777/
Let us show you full line of
our Neck and set our prices.
~ Broadcast
h h the Term
" “NEW8
loan b’e g
“Applied: t
one of the Knickerbocker Yacht Club ‘
hot»
Ten per cent. of discomfort in a
Tandem *
‘ With Strongeiltcuarantee ~
ton Go- Cart the
. elem at of risk is entirely chin-
The about-clover: Absolutely
no lttoglve Satisfactory Denice.
not now. have done it 1..
5): years. Unless the!“
i, .l , , ~. .g-yicéu dn’tdoln Tuition; mend ,;
o , \ ol
m.
we
Fulton 00 CART: ,
{VFolllillg‘ culture:
is the most popular can made) .-
1! gives satisfaction every time
We know as we have sold Iota
of thorn. Popular priced,too.
lton Carts. We are ex-
stown. Drop intodey» _
cluelvebandlmofthemlnt 1
THE A. J ANCEVINE
& son 0.
means sunitary surroundings f
the wife and hdded beauty to verything in the house. We
have it in Oak. Maple birch all of
um rich effect; in finish. Whether
, just recovering your old floors
-r your family. less work for
which are susceptible to;
you are building new, or
i it will pay you to inspect
sense that
Enumerete
the Merits“ M
The
Sentinel
is Unneces-
serv—
J udge for“ ,.
Yourself,
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mourned. good
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mouth twill: so
doihii‘ei‘ “ i
is why Ill. .
Norwalk Chronicler