A York city. was operated on again, Sat-
. yesterday. He enjoyed a long ride in
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Underwear
For Gents, Ladies and Children.
Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed and Shape
ed at ...... 10c, 12 1-2c and 25c
Union Suits 25c, 35c and 500
Gents’ Balbiiggan L'ndeiwear
.25c and 500
‘E. K Banks
New Kodak
Catalog
NOW READY
WM. P. BEERS
Book and Stationery Stan.
South Norwalk. Nomalk
Mahaokemo Hotel Block. 60. Nocwalk.
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WEATH ER FORECAST.
DON"
Forget
do buy a copy . .
For Norwalk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and .Tuesday; some-
what warmer tonight; fresh. to strongI
south to southwest w.iiids A distur-
bance which is central this morning
over North Dakota is causing cloudy: ‘Of this bOOk —
and showery heather iii the iiortllerni
'(liStl‘lttS from Montana eastward to
Michigan. Seieral local thunder- ,
storms were reported from Michigan
during the last tw-ent) -four hours. :1) 0 N N E L L Y ’ 3
Pleasant weather continues in the
southern and eastern districts. '31ATI5NERY \AND BOOK STORE
-— i 16 eouvrl MAIN STREET.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.I
Low, 5
James McGovern, of the Bridgeporti‘ --—-r-—
Farmer, is in town today. i Royal F Foster and family, of Dan-
__.__. i bury, spent Sunday at their cottage in
Mr. and Mrs. William Nassann, of Belle island.
19 Hillside Place.~spent the week-end
at Waterbury, Conn.
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Barry W. Street, collector for Ray-
mond Brothers, has purchased a new
buggy.
Temperature: high, 72.
Fair.
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Mrs Minnie Honnecker of Armenia, 8: P Tea Complh)’.
Conn., was visiting friends and reia-. ..
“tives in this city yesterday ‘
Miss Bertha Levy, of Bridgeport.n
was in this. city yesterday visiting
Electric friends,
payable
9. collecting agent for the
Light Plant, and bills are
there on and after June lst.
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Coroner John J. Phelan will prob-
, " ably continue his hearing on the
George Shipper, representing the bridge accident, Tuesday or \\ ednes
Mosler Safe Co., and a gang of men do ay.
-are at work installing the vault for
the new People's Trust Co,
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avenue, appreciate very much the
Street Departments action in sending
down the sprinkling carts and water-
ing the streets of that vicinity.
Miss Lena Buckley and Tessie
Buckley of Cedar street. have purchas-r
ed new Old Town Canoes, which will
be launched at the opening of the:
Court Laurel Club, Decoration Day. The Lady Washington Social ClubI.
. . , will meet with Mrs. Jennie Finch 45
The“ niil be a meeting of Lourt Van Zandt street, East Norwnik this
-,Laurel ‘0 106 D of C" Wednesday eveing. All members are asked to be
evening, at 8 “lock sharp. at their present.
rooms in Redmen's Hail Washington
street. A full attendance is requested:
Brooklyn, N Y., came to South Nor-
. Little DWO‘hY Mm” “‘9 two-and‘na :waik yesterday afternoon in their new.
half year Old daughter 0' Mr- and M“?- ltouring car and spent a few hours with
,William Mills, of Cross street. with Mrs. Gem.“ R. VanAlstyne in Bay-
was operated on for a dislocated hip. view atcnue.
December last, by Dr Sayre, of New
A dinner viii be given by the newly
‘urday, and is at present in the New formed Baptist Brotherhood at “the
York Hospital doing niceIY- iSoutn Norwalk Baptist church Wed-
nesday evening, at which time the.
The friends 0’ D’ James A- Meek nominating committee wil make a re-
were delighted to see him out of doors port.
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an auto, and greeted many of’ his Next Sunday will bring to an and
friends. The doctor has had a long the vesper services of the Norwalk
seige of illness, but is making a sat- Congregational church For the month
iafactory recoveryh He is now fast of. June there will be substituted ave-
gaining his usual good strength ,ning service, which will commence at
‘ ’ 7. 30 o'clock.
Following the delivery of the larg-. - . ' . .
,est' unmet ever made in pawn to the Michael Avalone has finished grad-
Gilbert memorial church“ or George- in; and imprdving the church grounds
town. last week, .by Tristftt’ntdc Hyatt, of the Hungarian untamed Church in.
‘ comes the announcement
this an-. Springwood Grass seed has been
‘ ter‘prising firm had” been awarded the planted, and the .property has been,
contract for window shades for the greatly improved. .
'. new Cluett, Peabody Company's new;
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on on his order; Miss Margaret Levy, Miss Mary:
direction of John Crease of Bridgeport... and Andrew
factory; and at
his bqsu anti
"A.“ftohoalkopf. The order is for 352 Betas and James Kelley. of this city, .~
shades measuring four yards long and were intereaud spectators at the
one radon one-third. yards wider made of Springwood-Noroton baseball game in,
binaSeotg’rHoiund, with apt-log Noroton, Sunday. ~ - .
{offers of are best grade mad .iilei-II ~ . y__»...
. ‘ ‘ ‘ been out into
L Manning. 0:
secured, the Ma
Club
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The specials for the neck will be
i The residents of Ely and Lexington‘
l was not able to be present at yester-
Mr and Mrs. Walter Geldhart oli‘I‘
Furniture -of quality at the Sterling
furniture store.
Attorney Nehemiah t‘andee is in
New York City today on business.
Some sensation creating prices will
be found in the Great A. a P. adv. to-
day.
Window shades for one window or
for a whole building at Tristrant &
Hyatt's. .
The Norwalk Furniture House of-
t'ers some suggestions for summer in
their adv. today.
Court Mahacketno, No. 33. F. of A.,
meets tonight in ‘K. of P. Hall, on
South Main street.
Frank Fields has returned from a
few days' vacation and is at \t'ork in
the postvoifice this morning.
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The junior department of the South
NorwaiitcBapfist Church will give a
May festival on Friday of this week.
Newdecorativp linens for the June
bride wilt he found at J. l. Mailette‘s.
The adv. will give you particulars.
William A. Benedict foreman of
Raymond Brothers’ yard, has returned
to work after a few days' illness. -
Mrs. Clarence Osborn is the hostess
this afternoon at a card party, uhich
is being given at the Country Club.
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"Suinmer Necessities
STANDARD PERFECTION
COOK STOVES
No. 1 burner
No. 2 burner
No. 3 burner
Porch Chairs
$4.25?
$5.75
$7.93 .
75c tip
Porch Hammocks . $3.98 up
Porch Screens . . 75c up
Refrigerators $4.98 up
Screen Doors , 79c up
Windbw Screens 19c up
The Largest and Most Complete Line in The Norwalks.
Quality the Highest, Prices the Lowest.
A. .l. Cpllins 8:00.
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A meeting will be held by Douglas
Fowler Post, No. 48, G. A. R? at their
rooms on Washington street, tonight.
A conservative bank is a safe bank.
,The (‘iiy National Batik is a conserva-
'tive bank—therefore a good one to
‘ patronize. i
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bartlett, of'
New York, spent the week-end witliI
Mr. and Mrs. ilarry iiendrickson, of
Plattsvilie avenue.
street, is planning to leave in a few;
days for a short vachtion. He hopes to'
Irecuperate from a slight indisposition. ‘
. Anton Stommel and a gang of men
iare improving the ltay mond Brothers
dock in Smith street, Norw.alk .Iacob
8. Raymond is driving the spilea
The caniassers who rendered sllclt
valuable assistance at the recent tire-
men' s fair are to he guests qIIl Putnam‘
rigged 99W“: .adi and dance‘
, Dark")
‘5 Point,“ néitt iday me 5.
runs.
i The water commissioner's oilica inf
the City Hall is being fitted up in r'ead-i
iness for the antICipsted rush which}
is expected when the electric light.‘
bills become due. The Water Cours
missioner‘s office has been appointed
One candidate was initiated at the
meeting of South Norwalk Lodge. No. I
709. Benevolent and Protective Order'
of Elks yesterday afternoon. Visiting
il's‘lks fIrom Danbury. Bridgeport and
Greenwich were present.
Owing to the illness of Mrs. A. Gib-
son Hull, the Soprano soloist of the
tquartet of the First M E. Church she
day's services, and Mrs J. Wesley. O'-
Connor constituted for her.
lsiah Clark has started work this
morning as foreman of the concrete
department of Raymond Brothers
William Morrow and ,6. gang of men
Iare making repairs to- Ra) mood Bro-
thera' Green Farm Hotel." for this.
summer's opening.
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:the new factory building which Hen-
derson. & Erwin are to have erected in
High street. :M. J. Riordan has the
contract and work of excavating will
be rushed fiom now on so that an ear-
ly oecppancy of the building can be
had.
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Dr. Lauren M. Allen. of Washington"
FertiliZers *
Potato Manure. Ground Bone. Ashes. Super-phosphate
cs>f dLime. Land Plaster. Muriate of Potash. Nitrate of
RAYMOND BROTHERS .
‘58 WALL STREET
NORWALK .
PHONE 486
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Exammed Free
We Rent Atomobil '
The roads for miles around are rapidly getting in white condition
and there is no greater pleasure than a spin through the country, when
when the iirst signs of spring are showing.
Our rates are very reasonable, and our chauffeurs are skilled and
careful men. Orders by telephone will receive prompt attention
OSCAR H. BANKS
Distributer for Fairfleld County. River Street. Norwaik. Conn.
A Vacation for Everybody.
F our D'a‘ys’ Trip $18
888 Miles Of Travel————All Water
Neoxorkto Old Point Comfort, Va.. including meals and stateroom
berth .on steamer, luncheon at Hotel Chamberlin, thence via James River
Night Line steamer to Richmond. Va. including supper, stateroom berth,
and bredk'fast the following morning: noonday luncheon at Hotel Jefferson.
Richmond or Murphy, in Richmond; leave Richmond same evening via.
steamerL to Norfolk, Va., including supper, stateroom berth and breakfast
the following morning; noonday luncheon at Norfolk on ship: leave Norfolk
some evening {ascent Spuday)\~7 p.m,.tor New York. including meals and
staterooai ‘Cberth‘ arriving New York following afternOon about 4 p. m
Steamers flail evary wee; day Iata p m from Pier 25, N. R., New York,
foot of N. Moore street
Send for illustrated pamphletr Tour Department,
OLD. DOMINION LINE
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Dr. and Mrs. Bi. 1. Tracey spent ."*
Saturday in New York with their son.
W. W:- Tracey, Who has inst complet-
ed his second year at the Columbia
Medical College. All three returned
home :3: the evening. :3”. W. Tracey is
some now‘for 'the summer vacation.
Far this week, he his Francis IIFrawtay‘
as his guest. t ‘
' jr . yary. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Nyary of Connecticut avenue,
has returned mun Mt- inst Hgsnltai.
where he wunpers'ted fluently. '
matters of routine business
sea. attended t6 At his 0.. p" A.
Lodge, No. 185, held in their roonia at
the carrier of south Main and condom
streets. yesterday.
J. J. BROWN, Gen. Paaa Agent"
$3 SILK WAtsrst
1.98
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them as an advertisement
two at this price.
These Waist: are made of very handsome silks, all
colors, and represent the newest styles in every rea-
They’re genuine $3.00 Waists, but we will sell
You’ll be doing a wise thing.
WASH SKIRTS 98c and up
for only $1.98. Get one or
IF
You are N at
Entirely Satisfied
with you table board try a few
' meals. Everything well cooked
and served properly. We al-
ways have satisfied customers.
Tripp’ sRestauranti
(FORMERLY LAN E’S)
“Silver Lake Ice.”
We have extended our service to
South Nortvaik in response to many
requests.
We do not seek trade by cutting
prices. We get and KEEP customers
.by furnishing unequaled service at a
ifair price.
it is true economy to deal with us.I
Especial attention to family tradei
THE SILVER LAKE ICE CO.
Phone 619. 22 Hoyt 8L, Uptown,
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“Architect . and
Mechanical
Draftsman
Plans drawn for all kinds of private
buildings, remdences, etc. 'l’lans, speci-
fications. and estimates given. Also
‘all kinds of mechanical drawing done.|
'Tracing and bleu printing done. Reas-
onable. ‘
48 FRANCE STREET,
Tel. 848-12. Norwalk, Conn.
F. S LYON
Good Job Printing
Best Paper, Best Work, ABeat Price.
88 NORTH MAIN STREET
I. NORWALK
BOXES ,,
FOR . FLOWERS
ON PIAZZAS, ON LAWNS OR IN
' ‘CEMIETERIES. ‘
Made of Cypress in 6 sizes.
range from 50¢ ‘0 $1.10-
The Knapp Box Go.
Tel. 236 , 132 WATER ST.
Prices
League meeting at the First M. E.
Church, last evening, the subject be-
ing “Christianity’s Greatest Right."
V Wash Skirts H
I. ell. We”; etud- long and short tunics; also '
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. mine avenue, No’rt‘vslkn
o ‘clock.
a
whose name oouldnot the learned,
spent time yesterday in the extremes
is: feeling first. of joy and later of sad-
Inest. li-Ie had started out from his
optima on, Saturday; for a spin o‘ver
'I_,theroadq yesterday morning.I He got '
"Watt pig further for use he co 1de
PHONE 907 .
Miss Euler Dam led the Ep‘yvorthl .,
itlrs James Earrell, of 550 Atlantic '.
mother, Mrs Alice Denney, of Silver- ..
Mrs Lillian Sherwood Newkirk has "3
its'sued invitations for a song recite} "
Iby her pupils at the City Hall IWed-g
' gnesday evening IJune ioth, at 8:15 I'
A motorcycle enthusiast. of Noroton, '
heme on a brand new machine, which '
Breakfast. 25:. , Dinner, 35o.
Supper,‘ 25;.
Tuesday Dinner
Vegetable Soup
Roast itaef
Short Ribs of lleef
Hungarian Gulash
Boiled Potatoes
Lima Beans
Fruit Tapioca Pudding
Home-made Bread and Pies
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Edi/354 Wuh. Sh. So. Norwalk.
TELEPHONE 307.
. See the values we are offeringeon
Straw Hats, Shoes and Clothing. We
have the new Olus Shirt and Union
Suit Watch our window.
Louis AVrick'
The Union Clothing and Shae Stan.
POSTOFFICE BLOCK
ISOUTH NORWALK
Large Assortment of
Gas Plates and Gas
‘Ranges; Popular Prices
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Albert F. Genetic
25 West Washington St,
, South Norwalk. .
Phone 1069-2. Prompt Del ve
7 W Tham‘éi
ocuusrs‘ AND orrietana
TORIC LENSES
have almost displaced the ordinary
flat kind in our practice. Some of‘
their advantages are obvious—-
.others and greater ones are not so
plainly seen. \\e can duplicate.
your lenses in 311.9 Toric form. ‘-
37 Afilntlc Square. Stamford. con
Open ISat. Evenings. 5.2.189;
‘ at Greatly Reduced m
DUNLAP PONY CDNTESTIVOTE
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Norwalk Chronicler