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Underwear
For Gents, Ladies and Children.
Ladies Swiss Ribbed and Shap-
ed at ...... 10¢, 12 1-2c and Zoe
l‘uion Suits 250, 35c and 501:
Gents‘ Balbriggan Underwear
at .............. 25: 8nd 50¢
E. K. Banks
Catalog
NOW READY
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Book and stationery More.
South Norwaik,
flahnckcmo Hotel Block, So. Nomalk.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Partly
proba-
For Nor-walk and vicinity:
cloudy tonight/and Thursday,
bly local thunder showers; not quite
so warm Thursday; fresh southwest
winds. I'usettled, showery weather
prevails over Kansas and Missouri,
and along the northern border from
Minnesota eastward to New England.
Fleasant weather conditions in other
sections east of the Rocky Mountains.
The temperature continues high east
of the Mississippi river, Several
place in the central and eastern dis‘
tricts reported temperature above 90
'Weigrees.. An area of high pressure is,
Flags
FOR DECORATION DAY.
From 5c up
Large Assortmentot‘ Flags.
llou‘t forget we give l’ouy Votes here.
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STATIONERY AND BOOK STORIE
18 SOUTH MAIN STREET:
‘Rlchard Seymour was a visitor in
‘with an area of low pressure over the New York CRY. yesterday.
~1Lake region which is a typical sum-
mer two of Weather. Cari Palisch, a well-known. Elk, is
very ill on his {arm in West Norwalk.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
M<s
Low, 49; high,
Roton Point will certainly be well
policed Decoration Day. Officers
-Smitl1.Sanlinis, Gainer. J-‘ly.nn. Mur-
.rayj‘laddfiilu have been commissioned
. Temperature: 53.
‘ 'Rain.
l7“ Ni'arm 11 fitRiei-‘nl-eds will he Yount‘f
“~14“ Dickerman‘ 1: See adv. Rm the last car
«Screens screens window, door and
porch screens, lowest prices.
1082. 'St. John and K‘byser. Day. Sergeant Gibson and Officers
Chris Larsen received his Metz au- Lockwood,Flyn11 and Roberts
tomobile from Bridgeport. yesterday. head the parade
. 'He has had it thoroughly overhauled. R
,1 s s r'r—m- i
by a colored boy on a bicycle. She Hall.
was not seriously hurt. new summer suits.
’Some one pulled BOX 9» ”Stem” af‘l Charles H. Tristram and Thomas I.
terncon, but when the firemen arrived, Raymond M the committee at work
on Cross street. South Norwalk, no making plans to raise money for the
one knew anything about 3 fl” U90“ erection of a new hospital, were, in
,linvestigation it could not be found Darien, yesterday, arranging for the
*_ '11th caused the alarm to he sent in.
F "—5..—
" The Henry ‘ Idling! Wrecking 00- At the meeung Of the "South Nor.
)1“ almost finished ”"1173 “D the ”“5 rwalk Quartette Club, last evening. the
and moving the other property of the members decided to motor to Danbury
Rvanbury and Harlem railway over the and sing with the Arion Singing 3,,
F New York state iiue.'1‘he tearing up Eiety. of that. place. on the third Sun-
Mine tr’ackage in this state has been day in June The members of the
tilted by injunction. club will bring their families and a
good time is anticipated.
loampaign in that (town
.Notice of salt brought by Julius Eud-
forsky against Andrew Ritzo, also ‘ Miss Annie Nolan. 0: Spring Hill,
‘vtnown as Andrew Hritzn, has been fil- graduates from St Vincent Hospital,
«ed in the town Clerk's cities The Staten island, tonight, after having
" '1‘ 31111111111: claims :50 damages and J. J. completed the 00‘6er 0f “’0 3'9““
éYLlnxweiler will hear the case on June
I {lithe City of Norwalk, from the town
About a dozen of her friends and rela-
if?! at his 'oflice at 10 a. in.
’ afternoon to attend the exercises. She
Dog Warden Thomas F. Walsh is will return home With them
3- «Rooting a list or the registered dog's _____. ’ .
‘ Several members from St. John’s
.‘jelerk. on thb’ 1111 henna-ale will lodge. No 6. A. F and A 1111,0111
cease them. oré-ttlrn them over to thé be 5. special occasion as District Dep-
‘ ,uty Theodore 111.111.111.151 New On-
12'4V4.‘
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emit: Boat Club'- neWi;
hangar. nearly ready for occupan-
T11 mm been considerable 11“ 9- “'30“ With Min Mm Ortura’s
' tub 3nd o‘y youngsters, 1111111711611 street. yesterday
‘ - . The Orion children Were getting the
New Kodak
WM. P. BEERS
Nor-walk
$1mmer Necessities
STANDARD PERFECTION
(300K STOVES *
No.1 burner . . . $4.25
No. 2 burner . . . $5.75
No. 3 burner . . $7.98
Porch Chairs 75c up,
Porch Hammocks $3 98 up
Porch Screens 750 up
Refrigerators $4. 98 up
*Screen Doors . 79c up
Window Screens . . . 19c up
The. Largest and Most Complete Line in The Norwalks.
Quality the Highest, Prices the Lowest.
A. J. Collins 81166:
-‘W‘\‘\‘\.\.\- .-\.“‘ -\‘\‘\. .\‘\' ‘0 .\¢\
-I- ~ 'l-l-I-1-l- -/'l'/- - -1 -1- '(-l-.
J. O O
DONNELLYs'
FertiliZers
Potato Manure. Ground Bone. Ashes. Super-phosphate
of Lime. Land Plaster. Muriate of Potash. Nitrate of
Soda.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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'NQRWALK. ’ j '
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Q. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Opting} Line
tor trbl the Point anp I pmlocl tin; -
The police force will add the at- _,
Phone tractiveness of the parade Decoratidh ::
Stratton, Toothill. Smith. Reynolds, ;,
will "
The new summer hats for. the police 3:
ti. ‘While crossing the street in front have arrived An inspection 0‘ the _,
yesterday ““6" Norwalk police force will take place ”
' noon. 3 young lady “"15. “00k“ down Friday afternoon at 2:30 in the City 1
The men will be attired in their -:
Etlves‘ from Norwalk will go déwn this ’
pin-Ito a systematic search for the pulp Well Lodge, lodges in Stamford and fl”
' 3 caused dogs. and rash owners cgin Qua Weatpol-t, will pay a visit to Ari: ..
obliged to pay the extra. dollar to 11- lodge of Georgetown tonight. It will
naaurwiil make 818* official visit. ,‘. :3 ,
The children of Mrs. Lugl De Hoist.
Eyes Examined Free ..
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We Rent§Automohiles
The roads tor miles around are rapidly getting in prime condition
and there is no greater pleasure than a spin through the country,when » ~
when the first signs of spring are showing. ' .
Our rates are very reasonable, and our chauffeurs are skilled and
careful men. Orders by teloplpno will receive prompttlattention.
OSCAR-H. BANKS
stributor for Fairfield County, River Street. Normllt. Conn.
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A Vacation for Everybody:
Four Days T111) 41818
888 Miles of havelm All Water
New York to Old Point cannon. Va, iwumn‘gn moat}. 1110‘ stateroom
berth on steamer. luncheon 11111111111 Chamberllnfithence We; James River
Nislit Liner steamer t0 Richih’ond, Va. would!“ $1.90on
and breaktdsi the following morning: noonday i'un Hoot elJetferson.
Richmond or Nurphy, in mainland“ leave 11181111101111" saw ‘eionlng via.
steamer to Norfolk Van mending supper. smtgyooln heath and breakfast
the followi morning: nobody} luncheon at Nor-folk on ship; leave Noirtollr
some evening (except Sunday} 7 p. in. .for New York. including meals and
stateroom berth. arriving New‘York following afternoon about i p. m. '
Steamers sail every lweek day- 1113 pm from Pier. 25 N. R. New York;
foot of N. Moore street: ‘ i 1 '7 »
Send toi- *lllustrated panellist, Tourpepartmentr. _.. ., .
OLD BOMI
W-L. WOODBOXV. Tuitlfidhmoof
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.:With statutes on the terraces,,
' For, where the old
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NION . LINE
.1; i} snowni,‘;‘o.n. my. Agent - ‘
1 While better mearthan we go out and
is
AMONG THE REDWOODS.
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» Far off the massive portals of
the wood,
Buttresscd with shadow, misty-
blue, serene
Waited my corning‘. Speedily I
stood
Where the dun wall rose roof-
cd in plumy, reach.
I Dare one go in. —Glancc back- _
ward. dusk 35,. night
‘ Each column fringed with sprays
of amber light.
rest,
Turn to the cool, dim roof my
glowing face
Delicious dark on weary eyelids
through the ground.
1N0 stir her call the sacred hush l
profanes ;
Save when from some bare tree
top. far on high
Fierce disputations of the clamor-
ing cranes
Fall muffled, as from out the
upper sky.
‘ So still one. dreads to wake the .
dreaming air,
Breaks a twig softly, moves the
foot with care.
—Edward Rowland Sill.
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‘ THE GLohv or 7st GARDEN.
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of stately vteus
0f borders beds and shrubberies, and
lawns and avenues;
peacocks strutting by,
But the Glory of the Garden lies in
more than meets the eye.
thick laurela
grow, along the thin red wall,
3You will tlnd the tool and potting-
sheds which are the hearts of
all, . . .
And there you‘ll see the gardeners,
the men and prentice boys,
’I‘old oil to do as they are bid, and
do it without noise:
For except when seeds are planted
and no shout to scare the birds
not in words.
gold some can pot begonlas and some
can bud a rose 2...»
And some are hardly tlt to trust with
anythingthat grows,
BuMhey can roll and trim the lawn,
and sift the sand ,and loam, .
For the Glory of .319 Qtrden occupieth
. all who c0193.; oi
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On:- England is warden. and such
_gardens are not; 1183817“ .
By singing; “011, be“. lbeautiful, " and
satin: in 1119 Shells,
-. start their 1391-15193 lives , _
At grubbing weeds 4391p gravel paths
with broken W knives. . . . . .
So. when you pop}; is finished you
can wash yourdrands and pray
' For the Glory of the Garden, that it
. mi! not- passxpwayk . .
[And the Glory of the Garden'it shall
never pass away!
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—Rudy 11rd Kipling
Let me along this fallen bole, alti ‘
prest! .
Enormous solitude of silent"
space,
But for a low and thunderous
ocean sound, .
.Too far to hear, felt thrilling3
Our England is a garden that is full ‘
and '
The Glory of the Garden it.\abideth
$31 SILK WAISTS $1.98
i These Waists are made
pect.
them as an advertisement
1
|1 Convenlencel
The illustration above
shows the new Thayer
Quick Collapsible Sulky ,
Cart.
All the good points of the
sulky and of the smaller
Type of go-cart are com—
bined in a vehicle of very
moderate price.
Light and convenient, it is
as easily handled as I
sulky, yet the go-cart body
givesa degree of comfort
; . impossible in a sullcy.
.. . "The upland-ides pro-vid- accul-
.. cry-theta while the reclining back
permits slumber in a rcitful
position.
It's only one 0! the big line of 1
. aplendid 111”" Vehicles for .
, children being shown at this time.
FOR SALE 3?
The A. I Angevine
8r Son Company
complete Houseturnishcrs
Upholsterering and Furniture
Repairing
You; are Not
Entirely Satisfied
with you table'boa'ra a. a new ’
meals. Everything well cooked V
and seried properly. We al-
ways have satisfied, customers.
(FORMERLY skus's)‘ ~
F S LYON
Good Job Printing
Best Paper, Best Work But Prim
88 NORTH MAIN STREET
Become good friends when
looked after preperly
in. 1. H. Malleryi
will restore them to their natur-
al usefulness and nearly pep
, .fect appearance it you will but ,
. {lye him a trial.
41:11. reopens quickly to;
" good It ‘ Smilax. ’
TO . '4 fl;-
colors, and represent the newest styles in every rose .7
They’re genuine $3.00 Waists, but we will sell
two at this price. You’ll be doing a wise thin‘g. _ .
WASH SKIRTS 98c and 11p
OPP. HOYTS THEATRE i V
'L‘r 1.1- :
of very handsome silks, all ‘ 1
for only $1.98. Get one or
Breakfast. 251:.
Supper, 256.
Thursday Dinner
Split Pea Soup
Roast Beef
Lamb Pot Pie _
Fralllijurts and Saurkraut.
Mashed Potatoes
Green Peas
Bread Pudding
Homemade Bread and Pics.
Mansion House
c HASSAN Prop.
86l/g- -94 Wash. st, 80, Norwali}.
Dinner, 351:.
a
land COmfort '
Suit.
1Window Screens, Screen Doors Porch
Albert F. Gehebe
Tripp’sRestailrant R
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‘ “”w‘w.‘ PHONE ’97 Tel. 846-12. Norwaik. dean...
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TELEPHONE 307.
See the values we are ofleriIig on
Straw Hats Shoes and Clothing We
tune the new O'lus Shirt and Union
\\ atch'our window.
Louis Avrrck
The Union Clothing and Shae 8tol'0.
POSTOFFICE BLOCK
SOUTH NORWALK
lRlR RIRRR”
lce Chests, Oll Sto1es Gas Plated,
Screens Lawn Suings, Lawn Mowers,
Cmquet Sets Etc
25 West Washington 81:1,
South Norwalk. ‘ ,
Phone 10611-2. Prompt Dell“?!
Architect. ands?
Mechamoal
Draftsman
Plans drawn for all kinds of private
buildings. residences, etc. Plans, spook.
dcations and estimates given., Also
all kinds of mechanical drawing done
Tracing and plan printing done. its»
onable. "
48 FRANCE STREET .
.“Sllver Lake Ice. ,
We have extended our salt , V,
South Norwalk in response to
requests.‘
We as not seek trade by
prices. We get and KEEP c118 " g
by furnishing unequaled service
fair price .
It is true economy to deal w A
Especial attention to 1.111119; '
THE SILVER LAKE ICE CO
Phone .819 22 Hoyt 81., tip
Norwalk Chronicler