Ladies K‘Sliklllose
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‘ Gents' Balbrlggan Under-
vicar, all sizes at m... ~
25c and libs
Gents' Dark Gray and Light
Gray Underwear at "3524» 4
E. K. BANKS
Mahackamo Hotel [look
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity, increas-
ing cloudiness. foliewed by showers in
the early morning or on Tuesday
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 66; high, 77.
Partly cloudy. .
.-—-Hear. consolidation arguments—13,193,
open air meeting, east end of bridge
tonight.
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S. Horwitz. of Spring street, spend
Sunday,
city.
with his‘parents in New York
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Miss Fannie McGinn, of Bridgeport,
spent yesterday with friends in Nor-
Walla. i
Charles Reardon spent Saturday and
Sunday on an excursion to the Gettysq
burg Battlefield. .
, George Welshire, oi blew Iorlr. is
spending the summer months in Norf
walk with friends.
«Hear consolidation arguments-
lpen air meeting, east end of bridge
tonight.
Mr and Mrs. L. S Bette and family
' of Brooklyn were the guests of lrlenda
in town yesterday
Porter lilmerson Brown. or Norwalk,
has returned from Atlantic City.
where he has been spending a few
weeks, on business.
mF‘mnk Brundage has just finished
a beautlhil house; so has Geo. 0am
nang‘h. Just ask them dry “pistons or
personally about “airfield Park. Be
twins. Get a building lot now.
Stephen J. Ungvary has a force as
men at work on the new part” at
the Hungarian Reformed Church in
Lexington avenue. The inundation
have been laid and in a few days the;
structure beam. will be so.
~Buckwheat coal, $3.50, delivered;
No. 2 pea coal. $4.60, delivered; No.
a not cool. 35.00. delivered; coal, darn»
lly sites, 88.60, delivered. Raymond
'Broe.
A number or south Norwalk young
men. many at them employed in the
Iron Works, chartered a boat yellien
day and went to Nanvon island whens
they entered a clambalto. baseball
and other games were indulged in dur.
ing the day.
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“Ellison made ten thallium lb
tempts below be produced the incest
descent lights. You won‘t have to
try nearly so emu More you'll see
. a new light. 6an a. lot from Wins
and Golden st reruns Push and let
your interest grow valuable while you
sleep. .
Wheaties runs. or Willi. attest. min “
was recently belly injured a; its only
walnut a train at the Wautport Mil
' road depot. was able to be out todayl
«tribe first o. its is fueling insets;
, ‘ ' ' will! humus his
I Buy That
’0:
Today
a 890m MAIN or.
Special
Favors
Made to Order for Your Party.
Come in and see some of our sam-
Aiso a large. assortment of
Place Cards.
PRICES TO SUIT ALL.
13’
Stationery Store
is SOUTH MAIN eraser.
FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embalmar.
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
I! M. Main St 60. Nor-walk.
Ives mulnm mas
mo cusses ovarian-rose
Open Monday and Inturday lveninpl
UMTBD BANK BUILDING,
Mill Namath.
Fenwick Optical Co.
a t—M WWW
TELEPHONE CALL 720
Bill 0N HUUSE
Kodak 3 ’ .1
You Will Find a TGomplete Line E
W P Beers
Koc- Up-gte Service Call I
PERFECTION Oil. STOVEB.
Burner $6.46
Burner ............... 08.45
veus .......... 980 to $2.50
PORCH HAMMOGKS.
98c to $5.98.
COUCH HAMMOCKS.“
$4.98 to $15 00.
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RAYMOND
ai- ‘ Optician
GARAGE. RIVER STREET.
GOOD OLD POTATOES, PERP
Asparagus, bunch soc
Wax or Green Beans, qt. xoc
Large Pineapple 2 for 250
Fine Table Butter. per lb. 33c
as u Ba: Sum ms
Radiance, Oranges.
to North Main .0.
N ecessrtles
Goods to supply the needs or every home and all are big values.
Fancy New Potatoes ZScts
Humans wmoow seasons
18 inches ”511,32 inches
wide . 210
Winches high. 38 inches
Wldo asloec‘agtobmaas'oa. 25°
28 inches high. 33 inches
wide 29o
' SCREEN scone 41.25
Our line or Porch Screens, Porch Chairs. Lawn Movers and Re-
rrigerators are the best values to be had.
A J. Collins 8. C0
wa‘ s
Asphalt, Tar. Come t
Flag. Gravel. Cin er,
structiorl required.
Lenornnns
aTWW-Fi'i id'fi'imm'fi'b'fi'i'
5; 33.0 B. Jackson
' so WALL crass-r
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
. commons-rm
W
,DONNELLY’S
You may hire one here by the hour, day, week or month at
reasonable rates. Our chaufleurs are metal and experienced mail.
See the New Models of the Meyer
Which have Just been received. Demonstrations on request.
OSCAR H.
BANKS
"t 3 NORWALK. 00M".
T per 1!). too Point this week tonight, Wednesday
0'me and Saturday nights. with prices or a
Music Melons, each xoc hand silk 1 l
H Beets. a b 1°. 15c some peruse for a tidy and
0“” a sill; umbrella for a gentleman, on
Home Lettuce. M 5c Saturday evening Arte:- July lot.
My Fish, per can 15c, 25c '
Home Strawberries, Home P can, Spinach, Carrots, Cucumbers,
United Grocery Co.
1; boat has again made its appearance
Tan Bark. -—~Any con-
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4°
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Peck
'I pouring, having made their spring vlsJ
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The old "Johanna and Mary" cat
:1 in the Knob Club fleet. l
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A family picnic party occupied the
-w-u—w—
Every Wednesday evening the
from Huntington. Long island.
w.
There were many swimmers at
Roton Point yesterday, and the Life
Savers were well satislled with that
patronage. l
Mr, and Mrs. William‘Lee Ward. oi:
Hickory Bluff, wars in Hartford over
at Trinity College. {
> Mr. and Mrs Elbirt W. Clark and‘
daughter have leased one of the De-l
Witt 0 Finance cottages at Hickory
Blur! for the balance or the summer. ‘~
Dwight Smith,
has opened the photograph gallery at
Roton Point, and anticipatemdoing a;
good business during the balance of
the season. ‘ 44 s
Charles Seiger, late of the hotel at
Roton Point is making an ideal
"barker" for the "Viola " trips around-
the lighthouse, at the dock His plea
gains many passengers. 9
Gibson Smith has had his canoe reJ
painted and a neat letter "S" appears
on the bow. The canoe is a navy blue
and has an inch white stripe describ-
ed beneath the gunwale
The Knoo was the usual gay place
yesterday. There were many swim-
IC mere. Chef James Robertson did a
“ big business and had extra assistants
~4 The local courts were busy all day. 3
44 Arthur Youngs. late of the United
:: States Navy; formerly Janitor at the
. Knob Club. is bathing master at the
'; Tokens-re pavilion this year. Mr. and
1- Mrs Thomas Reynolds have charge
.. oi the clubhouse.
.. Bert Brumatrup, or Danbnry, has
~ been engaged as pianist at the Roton
Point Hotel. Saturday evenings. and
will be assisted during the balance or
the season by Stanley 'Stiiiens, mando-
lln soloist. ct Danbury.
The dancing will condone at Roton
there will be dancing each night.
The day was beautiful yesterday. for
all pleasures around the water. There
were many launches an sailboats out:
in and among the island all day.
breeze. trash in the morning. died}
down during the middle or the day.
but toward evening came up again
ORWKloR-Wnlzlll.“
is nortectly safe and without. risk.
54 warm or.
lifliM.
IIMIAL DRY
MTTIRI‘.
ELECTRIGAL QUPPLIEa wuouaau Mm RETML.
ELECTRICAL FAG".
Electric wiring our light in your home “when properly insulted."
ltmtdmthoaorvioeoolthe
aldilad mechanic to give you this result. We can tarnish the men
and gumtoo the id). _
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
(MW)
liLlGTRiGAL CONTRMTORI.
”“0 count «onwnLK
quite strongly from the southwest. l
MI.
There are about twenty canoes at
the Knob Club now. occupying that
spaces assigned them. Nearly all col-
era are represented in the array but;
Jock McMahon, or West avenue has
ordered a golden brown. Guide 89801
int. Old Towne Canoe from Canoe Bill
Ferris and this will add a new shade.
Manager Herman Jacobs to stream
in: no a special program at Rotor:
Point. on July ilh, with a concert and
(Gregory loulsvard)
4 new NORWALK
slim Dinners and All Kinds at
Sea Food cooled to Order
Jllilll l. il'illlllllii Plill’.
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OPPORTUNWl“. 4 ‘
m any limit! new ”MANN”.
added possibilities. for those who
are alive to their chances and onicll
a. hint Harlan at conditions.
Time is silver: a was nor the con-
aslsntlnus. skilled wet-im- to m
stand-mite a mum mill All.
siultsa may and mid: your to
masses; boil it your mum and
Imflyissiioutto
W.A.HANFORD
GARAGE
Stanley Steam Clare
RamblerCnl's
AUTOMOBILES TO . RENT
wmsmmastmusiammlnay
cabaret show on the hotel veranda.
Mr. Jacobs is conducting the restaur-
ant in the hotel. and is making a ape
clalty or serving native broiled chick-
ens and lobsters. taken alive from the
float near by.
4 devout largo excursions will he at.
listen Point during the next month.
the data» being as follows:
Juno ZMtoamar Sirius.
tongs oi Masons. at “New York.
June Stu-Glamor Sirius with a New
York enemies.
July Wis A. ll Church and
steamer with New Your auntie?
wheel. ‘
July immanent Commodore with
N" York Willem
July iii-mums rmnm oi Cos-
July lbw-ship «was by trolls tram
Anson“. . .
Park
.. A aligns“: picnical‘s occupied .
-; athe spacious Nauvoo island yesterday.
The familiar horaeleet are disco: .
" ltstlon complete. 7 ~‘
j: space “heath the old cedar tree onl .'
' -: Smith's Island yesterday. i
steamer Bay Ridge will bring a party
the week- -end attending the exercises 4
of South Nor-walk;
. H. 8. Wynfioop, of Greater New York,
Yacht “Dorry
4 no; amicable monograph cow ‘
' or W
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has
in use for eyes- 80 years, has borne the signal ‘
and has been made under
sons! supervision since tie into.
. , Allow no one to deceivzgou in
All Oounterl'eits, lmitotions and “Just-as-go Faro
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the nest
Wants and Childrcu~Experience against .E
is CASTOR’IA
Costello is a harmless substitute tor Castor 011,?
sonic, Drops and Soothingfifiy rups. It is pleasant.
contains neither Opium, orphine no: other No
substance. Its age is its guarantee. ll: destroys w '
and alloys Feverishness. For more than thirty years;
has been in constant use 101' the relief of Constipa ’
. Flatnlcncy, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles
Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and B
assimilates the F0 givin healthy and nature! all
The Children’s Pmcea—Tge Mother’s Friend. ‘. x
lhflmdhmfimummpBo
in Use For Over 30 Years
7"! 03'7““ COMPANY. 71 nuaaav IffllI'r. NEW VOII em. ‘
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NOTED ENGiNEgER Vlelrs Hls OLD}
FRIEND.
Mr. Wynkoop‘ commented.
consolidation question, being 1
with the issue through the
acquainted as he is with no
Guest 0' A. E. Winchester. under such form of govern
1H. *8: Wynkoop. chief electrical in- Brooklyn where he is a tax
specbor and electrical engineer. of the warned South Norwalkers agsins
Greater City or New York was a vislt~ solidatlng.
or in town, Saturday afternoon, the The success or the plant w
guest of his old friend Albert mended by the visitor who we
E. Winchester. general super-i than pleased with all he saw.
intendent or the electric works. -
‘Mr. Wynitoop is a. very noted engineer Harry Earle, of Norwalk.
and besides being a. Fellow of the urday in Ponghkeepsie, wh
American Institute of Electrical Engi- witnessed the boat races.
neera. he also holds many oliiciating
oiiices in other technical institutions. Most people locate turnished
He was iocmerly chic! engineer for through Sentinel Wamb A
Brooklyn. but recently was appointed contain from time to. ”ii
to his present lucrative position. rooms that am for rent. . 44
FOR SAL
Glass Cabin ‘
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Length over all, 45 ft. 7 in.
Length waterline 40 it, 6 in
Beam
Draught
Speed 10% miles.
Can be seen at Norwaik Country Club.
Full trial on application. 1
For Terms and Further Partlc
it. than: presents ills lull company in s rhinitis; L
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Norwalk Chronicler