7.
, ' hriel- Dokus The di'tughterof Mr~ and
‘ Mrs: Stephen Jandanhazy, of Hart-
: "John Run a an . if The daughter
foreman: “Baptist Church will be held 9, is also mpmu "Dim sheets.
J if?!“ Field" -E"9‘7 member. ‘3 request~ they bought it and Who from
dialing the work.
1‘ Mary The sponsors were Mr. and
MONDAY. J UNE ‘» ‘9“
SUMMER
Underwear
For Gents, Ladies and Children.
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed and Shap-
ed at ...... 10c, 12 l-Zc and 256
Union Suits 25c, 35c and 501:
Gents ilalbriggao Underwear
.............. 25c and We
E. K. Banks
Mahacksmo Hotel Block, So. Nos'wlllt.
NeWKodak
Catalog
NOW READY
AT
WM. .P. BEERS
Book and Stationery StorO-J
South Norwalk. Norwalk
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinityi General-i
ly fair tonight and TUesday; slightlyJ
in extreme
isouth portion; gentle to moderate west
winds. Local showers have occurred
during the last 24 hours on the South.
_Atiantic coast and from Utah etst-
‘ward to Ohio. There is no well-de-
"fined storm area this morning, but
éconsldorable cloudy weather prevails
‘in the Lake region and along the North
Atlantic coast. An area of high press-
uron central ox er the Upper \ilssiss‘
'ippi valley.
-.—-fi—
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
J Temperature: Low, 60; high, 79.
:Clear.
.100
PONY VOTES
given with our special 15c. box of
Writing Paper on Monday,
DONNELL-Y’S
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
1‘ SOUTH MAIN STREET.
‘74-
cooler tonight, except
J one list.
The Water Commissioner-5' office
has been made a substation of the
Electric Light Station and electric
light bills are payable there on'and
after today.
The Street Department is expecting
two or three cars of oil for the streets
in a few days, and the roads of the
gFirst”Second and Third Districts with
3 You are invited to march in June
Jio the Fairfleld County Sating's Bankl
and Open an account.
trying K. .Poiley, of Monroe street,
Jig": an; e to be around again after bein
abil. t -K- >- -E}'
VCOllllllEd to MS hohle by; "HICKS”; 31.?
Judd! new ”82rd p‘htoni anas
Mr. and Mrs. a. Boone and a party linked M0 by the Mm automobile
of friends spent a pleasant day at Itlr. .0: Each! 3595-- '0’ fldrwalk 01! RI":
Boeso’s cottage, on Harbor. View road “9““! yesterday. The traihq
Jpeagh. ,Oflioer no duty under the Washington
m ‘street bridge was holding up the Rain
3 . Samuel c Pulley, of Monroe street, road avenue traffic for a few minutes,
Vslbstituted as floor manager at the and the 5801“ car backed Ill) un-
Roton Point dancing paiilion, Decora- pectedly, tearing the tire from of! W:
“on Day. Schaub's front wheel. The damage
M ,wan not serious, and was speedily fix:
A patient by the name of William ed,
Jarvis reported to have escaped from!
Dr. lMcF‘arland's sanatarium. The po-
lice are 'on the lookout.
“M
The engineering department of the
street department is laying out Spring-
'wood avenue, First District The
Dennis Valentine and son Kenneth Street Department is also building a
(and Master Reardon, of Taylor ave- 5‘9““ 7°99 on Richards avenue, Sec-
one, have been cruising about among and District, and are repairing Bart-
the Norwalk Islandé in the launch Flo lett avenue. in the First District, be-
since last Friday, and report enjoying sides Rowayton avenue, and Highland
Villa experience. a_v,eoue Filth District. in all there
are several rollers, 4 road machines,
7); Raymond Brothera' teams aha busy about 4 sprinklers and 80 men all
today carting the Carnival goods from work on the roads thronghout the 4th
ltne freight yards to the lots on State and 5th districts.’ ‘
Vstreetnwhere the carnival under the ..—__,, '
Lotispices or the Putnam Hose Com- The cfty clerk has prepared a junta
many 'opens this evening licenic 5 icon the back of'which are
5‘le __..-, «~- _ the lane regarding the ionic business;
-. The, F0191!!! MJSBJOMW 3130““ 0' so that no junk- dealer can plead ignor-
file Woman's Association of the South ance of the law. City Clerk [Boswell-
.\i
{Wednesday afternoon, June 3d, at 3 which are to be filled out by junlodeal-
Voiclock, under the leadership of Mrs. a” weekly and are stated what kind
"3- P- Morgan. ‘8“939“ “News from of metals that they 11th nought. when
Thq
(it?! to 91'1“! .80“ “em of Mm“ 9°!” retilrn slips are so he when to. the
‘ .' :cattsr of Police} walnuts. Penning-
TFonr infants were '_.baptized .ot the and should botaksn out “'5'“
Huhgerian? Reformed Church. yesten ., _
“‘3’ “0591.95. by 9‘9 MN“ “9‘“ 99' ROOSEVELT TO ooMs ,8 CON.
NETIOUT. l - .
[HARTFORD June 1~—Lt was an»
tor Was given the name of Helen and
. i thl
are Stephen Keoskes, of this city. n 3 city today that 001 Robes—i
e son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Yolr
hazy was given the name 01‘ mad;
The spoo‘sorsl were Mr: and Mrs. Staph:
ore-as on July 23. A: Progressive diete-
wide conference is to be held on shot
.bsnduet, the latter under: the aus-
pleas of the Hartfgnd Progressive
Oldb. ,. ,
be treated ‘9 I done. Mill Hill, Nor-
too The license fee is $5.00 per year ,
pounced, at progressive headhunters; I
volt would be here' to deliver an od- ‘
Summer Necessities
STANDARD PERFECTION.
; vi (300K STOVES
" ‘ No-1 burner . , .
No.2bumer . . .
No. 3burner . . .
Porch Chairs . .
Porch Hammocks
Porch Screens . 75c up
Refrigerators . $4. 98 up
Screen Doers . . . . 79c up-
Windo'w Screens . . . 19c up
'Tlie‘Largest and Most Complete Line in The Norwalks.
Quality the Highest. Prices the Lowest
A. J Collins 8. Co
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Uta/Uf'mn -1'";-,-1’W -r-/-r‘ U ‘I. ',.
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$4.25
$5.75
.5798
75c up
$3.98 up
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t..- -,‘,-.-,-.-f-zq,'a—
It
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"ltlsuult nil
. 81 Day with friends in town.
. of Norwalk.
, V in the coming week
. street. has returned from a trip to Old
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Fertilizers
Potato Manure.' Ground Bone. Ashes, Super-phosphate
of Lime. LVand Plaster. Muriate cf Potash. Nitrate of
Soda.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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5'. watt‘hnssr
NORWALK.
anon: on
O. B. Jackson '
Optician
Everything} the Cflgtical Line
Eyes Examined Free .- ‘
h.’ir_ n
.:' imwn‘.
We Rent Automobiles
The roads for miles around are rapidly getting in prime condition
and there is nggreater pleasure than a spin through the country, when
when the first signs of spring are showing.
_ Our rates are very reasonable. and our chaufl'eurs’are skilled and
careful men. Orders by telephone will receive prompf‘odtention.
OSCAR H. BANKS
Distributor for Fairflsld County. River Street. Nor-walk, Coon.
0000mm
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-' J Congressman
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:jl Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wolfron. .
" ‘Spnytenduyvll. N. Y.. were Memorialjn
~ , Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Sco- VV_'
A Vacation for Everybody
Four Day 8’ Trip 1.818
888 Miles of Travel—*éeAJl Water
New York to- Old Point Comfort, Van‘s-incoming steals and stateroom
berth on steamer, luncheon at Hotel Chamberlin thine via James River
and breakfast the foliowin morning; noonday luncheon at Hotel Jefferson.
Richmond or Murphy, in R chmood; leave Nichmond some evsohg via.
.steamer to Norfolk, Va., including supper,- stateroom m and dream
the following morning; n‘oonday inneheonatNortolk on.ship; lave Norlolk
snme evening (except Sunday) 7 p.m,. for New York. including [meals and
stateroom berth. arriving New York following afternoon aboutf p m.
Steamernsall every week day “8 p m from Pler‘5, N 8., New York,
OLD DQMINI INE
w. L. 'WOODROW Traffic Mango"?
Night Line steamer to Richmond, Va, jncluding supper, stateroom bestow
J
Send Whispered pamphlet Tour. Department.
snowml‘nn Adam:
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In the latest: shades, and the season’s most“. raldonabie
des‘gufuou.“ g If: |oe 9 ans - r n . .,.‘.l - page I'o\\ I‘o-o' - -¢ 31*49 up VJ.
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Willem Oldfield of Passaic, N. .l.,
in this city visiting friends.
Mrs. Mattie Anderson spent Memori-
Miss Ethel Allen. of New York, is
K the guest of Miss Frehuelia L'hle, of
Norwalk.
I
Miss Frances \‘enue, of Ridgetield,
has been visiting Miss Mildred Horner, .
. Harry O'Brien. of Newark, N. J, \is
ited his parents in Hillside Place 0\ er
Memorial Day. . i
Mrs. Frank F. Huntington ‘ill \isit:
friends in Milford and Bridgeport, dur-
Mrs: James Gotham of West street.
was discharged from the Norwalk
Hospital this afternoon. i
Dr. Lauren M. Allen. of \VashingtonJ
Point Comfort, Virginia.
J
lift. and Mrs Louis G Soderstrotn, of
Stamford, bate been fishing with‘
riends in South Norwalk. 5
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Mrs. E. O'Brien, of Ansonia, .\'. Y.,:
.is visiting her sister Mrs. Henry 0.:
Sherer in Washington street. J
v-o.
5 W. \V. Knight and family, of Bridgmf
.p01t,ha\'e been guests of Mr. and Airs. 4
iii ii Nutting, Putnam menue. V
J Mr and Mrs Charles Korn, 8?th
adelphia, Pa. spent the week end with
their parents in South ‘.\'orwalk.
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Misses Frances and Grace Costello,J
of 37 Putnam avenue, were guests
Saturday and Sunday in Meriden.
i
J Dr. and Mrs. W. L Weed left to-;
'day for Waplia, Davis' Pond, Maine,
where they will spend a few weeks.
J
Ryan ‘
Miss N. E.
and Company,
Annie. 1-). Troy, of Newtown, Sunday. 3
Ryan, of N. E.
York city arrlted in Norwalk today.
Via-here, she will- spend a few days with
Intends.
a .... .,
' J Clarence I. Brown; acrompanied 'by
William Ferris, of west street is on ‘
'. an automobile tour of V
‘V'Mountalns. " J .:
. 2 ,
Jeremiah Donovan“
came from Washington, D. 0., yester-
,day afternoon, for a short stay in,
3- South Norwslk._
‘— l
iffeld, of 6 Newtown Terrace. .
a few days in New York city
was Sophia Altman and Miss Anna
Jacobs, of New York city, are spending
a‘f‘evt~ days with Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Prenakx. ..of 14 Lincoln av.enue
-Dr.'and Mrs; s. L. Sweeney. of x...
Tburgh, and Dr. and Mrs. Williaml
guests of friends in the city Sunday.
Island on an auto trip Memorial Day.
tired of Brooklyn. N Y.
5.Ritch of Danbury, were weak
.rteig.
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J Miss Rose 'Friediaod has-returned :1
to her home in New York City. after I:
spending Decoration Day with her
cousin, Miss Jennie Policy, of Monroa'
street.
a...-
James ponteilo, traveling salesman -- , .
_ . Jfor the Blickensderfer Typewriter :1 '
" JOo'mpany, Std‘tntord,
' Jand Sunday at his home on Putnam 1:
avenue.
. Samuel J Flatt is home from the
Odd Fellpde Heine in Grown: Ho
lell romain in ,South. $16me for a
of the High School faculty,
Warren D. Gillette, John 0. Buckley,
John J. O’Donnell, Emil C. Schemer
man, Jeremie] H. Hackett, J. D. ‘Hanc-
Js kie of New Ha\en Elks Lodge, .\0.
25, and Walter \\. Cervantes, John D.
.J Moon, S. H. Wartell and Dr. Francis
S. H. Patten, 01‘ Bronx, No. 871, New
,York; William A. (‘hamberlain and E .
ZR. Stephens, of X0. 599, of 'Stamford,J
attended the funeral of Simeon Royal
Keith,
burgh N.
Vliam Sweeney,
Icame to this city in their automobiles
: last
- film as the guests of Miss N E R\',an
at her home in the Third District.
was the gtiest of Miss -
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" .IOOOC‘OO l I I I I I I l I'I I D u - o'l:l'l:l I,I,I:I,l.l,l, :o,a:»:ota,-,I_n,o_o a in
Miss Burchle Worthington ol‘ XewJS
the Catskill _:
or"
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“"‘ Jr:
Miss Edna Byington, accountant of .
the South Norw nlk office or the .‘adams j:
Express company. has been spending -:
..Mr and Mrs Charles Murray, or :-
‘ 10 Bayyiew menus, with a. party of
friends from Bridgeport, sent to Long "
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.Mrs. D‘. T. Lew and daughter MIL} ,'
and L w. ,.
end '-
Jguests at the residence or L. H. Sco- I
spent» Saturday 21 »
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,CITY OF HERTFORD. ENGLAHD,’;
T'o CELEBRATE. if
HARTFORD, June 1.—Mayor J .
H. lsawlor received today an invitatlg)
to attend the milleniaJ celebration gs "
the City of Hartford, England, to ..
held June 2<July 4. With it was up
invitation to any Hartford citizens wh‘o
desire to take part in the pageant on
counters and others.
M. F. O'Donnell, Frank M. Schmidt,‘
ROBBERS AT WORK. .
(HICAGO June l—Nine robbers
early today bound and gagged six ell-
ploy ees of the St. Lawrence Ice Cream
Company, blew the safe and escalled
with about 83,000.
of Norwalk, last week.
Dr. and Mrs. S. L. Su'eeny. of New-
Y., also Dr, and Mrs. Wil-
of Union Hill, N. J,‘
TWO MEN KILLED BY EXPLOSION.
BOSTON; June 1.—T»wo men were
killed and four others dangerously in.
jured by an expl0si0n of sewer gas at
a sewage pumping station in East
Boston today.
Saturday and spent Decoration
ADVERTISE lN THE SENTINEL
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Coats and DreSses fer.
the Children f
“e are of the opinion
that these coats and
dresses will have the
quick approval of'mothera
and‘ children. They pret-
tily a, fine.
amount of style and dura-
, bility.
A good mam good fabrics are represented 01' the workmanship
we can 58\ without rescrte that it is of the very best.
like them. just as you will be impressed with the way we have-
W980 to $7. 98 ,
FRANK JACOBY
Opposite Hoyt’s Theatre
combine
You will.
Motor Party
' Complete "
Simplex .
Vacuum ‘Bottles§-.-
Keeps Liquid Cold 80 Hours . ;
' Hot 30 Hours '" . "
Manufacturer’s Guarantee with every one, of them.
‘6 Coupcns j and ' 98c ;-
98c
, , ' will make you the possessor of a Rubber Toned one. '-
Sweeney. of ‘Weehawken. were_the ~
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6 Coupons and 81.13.
will bring a Nickel One into your home.
Ask your friends who own one. They’ll tell you what. _
a household necessity it has become. Bring your Couponst. .' 1
now before the supply' is exhausted. ' * ~ ‘v
JJ .‘
Coupon N 0 36+
COMPLETE $2.50 VACUUM BOTTLE. . .V
V Presented byVThe Evening Sentinel. Every day is a
Vacuum Bottle Day.» .‘ __ ,. ’
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Present the above coupon at this office, .u'rith five
others of consecutive dates. and the cost amount of ex. ,,
-' pense‘ items named below, and get this Simplest Vacuum '
Betti . .
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Norwalk Chronicler