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SUMMER
Underwear
For Gents, Ladies and ChildEn.
Ladies‘ swiss 'ltlbbed and Shap—
' ed at ...... 10¢, 12 1-2c and 250
Union Suits 250, 35c and. Sue
Gents" lialbliggan indersear
25c and 500
50 Paper
NAPKINS
100
WM. P. BEERS
Book and Stationery store.
South Norwalk, Norwalk
E. K. Banks
Mahackemo Hotel Black, 80. Norwalk.
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SENTINEL
Summer Needs
for the Home, Porch and Lawn ‘
An assortment that is complete in valiety of design. Iulth quality l
the highest and. prices the lowest.
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DON‘T fail to examine our line of Refrigerators I all marked
We want to make this
month of June a busy one and in order to do so you will find
from 10 to '20 per cent. of! regular prices.
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exceptionally good values in all departments.
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Fertilizers
Potato Manure. Ground Bone. Ashes. Super-phosphate
of Lime. Land Plaster. Muriate of Potash. Nitrate of
Soda.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Dan't Miss This Opportunity.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair3300 Pony VOtes
t 1i ht and Saturda ; moderate to
OI g y to be given with the book
fresh north winds. Rain has fallen
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Janet of the
during the last 24 hours in nearly all
the northern districts from the Rocky
Dunes”
45c a Copy
WEATH ER FORECAST.
Mountains eastward to the coast. The
- rain was general over the spring
wheat belt and over the large portion
of the corn belt. The greatest amount
reported was 22:58.. inches at liuron,
O. B.Jackson
: Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
lie WALL eraser
NORWALK.
PHONE m.
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S. ll. Moderate temperatures continue L L Y, Sl
.in all dlsll‘li‘lS east of the Rock) D 0 N N E 1
Mountains. Disturbances are central
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
" this morning over Hall and Kansas.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
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You can use real money. That is 1111’
established fact. Tile next llllllg is
how td get the real money. A Stull s
“"3 (‘olnpam are'Iadv will enlighten you on the sub I
of anthraciteijecL l
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Temperature: 5?; high,
Clear.
Low,
The Harris and
discharging a barge
coal.
. ' tl‘iishop iv‘enwicli Assembly fourth
Only routine business was transact degree. K. of t have colllpleicd ““l.
ed at the meeting, last (\enillg, oftb'e Ilartgcments [0 travel to W aterbury,:
Central Labor Union. ’ next Sunday morning, by automobile:
‘ They will take part in the exercises
\irs. Reed limiland will ente. (hill in“ be obsert ed there on that day
the members of the Itriday \ight
Auction Club at her home, this mod
‘Cliy Engineer George A. Sherron is J
lug. Jexpectlrlg the Mayor ot‘ .‘ileriden this!
‘ _‘— afternoon. Engineer Sharron will.
James G. Blake. of NC“ York. lltlS show the “mar the new 001101-3th
rented the Beachside ion of Greens roads and pa\ements of \‘orwalk asl
Farms, for the summer “0111 Ray the C ity of lieriilen is anticipating the
mond Brothers. laying of new roads. 1
0n Sturday night, June 27 the. C, M. Smith. of Darien, telephoned
veterans of Company D, of the Third I to the police, yesterday, that a crate.
Regiment, will gather at 0"Sulli1an‘ s of chickens had been stolen from the
l‘OlEl at Dorlon's .POlm for the” an Tilly place in that city, and that the
“U81 reunion and shore (“Niel lthiei’ was headed toward South .\or
._....._... ' ‘Iwalk in a small automobile. A vigi~
Edward J- Sims has filed “Ollce (”I lant watch on the part of the police
I suit against lra C. Lockwood asking failed to find the culprit.
$73 damages. The date of hearing is l —-———-——_
set for Julie 20 at 11 o‘clock before, .At the last meeting of the Fraternal
Justice of the Peace Frederick Buck- Order of Eagles, Norwalk Aerie, No.
hay. ‘3 bus the members voted to take part
W— Iin the carnival on the eve of the
The First Union Presbyterian Sun l‘ourth of July in Norwalk. They will
day SChOOI (“0111131011 from New York appear in costume and it committee
arrived at Roton Point” today About of me has been appointed to com-
_. 500 were on the boat and they all en- plete ,1... arrangements They also
joyed a royal good time on the many (1603.100 11.. to go in it body to the
amusements at the Point. This is the field day “has“, in New Haven inI
first excursion of the season. ~~1l\iana- 'Jnly. 3
ger N: Bayley will only cater to 'Sun-' ____.___
I * ‘day‘school excursions. ‘1 Everything is ready for the opening
of DoriOn"s Point dancing pavilion t0-
:norrow night. Ladies will be ad-
mitted for 150 and gentlemen for 25¢. l
Fiedler‘s orchestra the best dance,
music in this state- will play six’
dances an hour with four encores toi
every dance. A number of dancing;
instructors will introduce those with-9
The Fegular business meeting oi'tho
South; xorwalk Council, .\'0. 1252. K.
of (1., was held last evening. IFinal ar-
‘. "rangt‘tm'ents for the big celebration or
- I their seventh anniversary tonight were.
completed. It was also voted to have
but one business meeting a month dur-
ing‘ . the summer. District Deputy
John F. McMahon gave a. pleasant talk
‘ to the members. Routine business
.1111 also disposed of.
They will also teach that
Trolleys leave the;
flowers.
. modern steps.
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.. . ever wen y- our in nu es capa-
— -. straws. O’Briens
‘ . Pan American ble floro manager will be in charge. !
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The new vaults for the City Hall.
3‘. are rapidly being completed. Gong-39.: Ralph Dibble, manager of the locall
I I Royal Tailor Shop. has been commis-
.to'l‘s Driscoii & Sullivan, who have
~.haId.tho contract 111:. the job. will prgb- storied to make a dandy new suit tor
ably finish up this week. The H. W.. Mal“ Page, the IIllIttlIesIt than in thug
. oohnson‘liianville company, of New world, who is showing this week at!"
York city, will tar- paper the roof, be‘. Illle Putnam Hose Carnival The sultl
ginning work Monday. Con-' sails for the 111111111111: measurements: l.
'I .. tractors DIl'lilimIll0 n6: Sullivan have Coat, 16 inches 111111;; 1111111121 inch-i
certainly done a splendid job, and the: ca; 27 inches around the waist: out-1
vaults make a solid addition to the side seem of trousers, 19 inches on
City Hall, showing it ~03 to excellent inside seam 10 1-2.. The suit will be.
._ advantage. The units are absolutely the sportiest the Royal Tailors utter
‘ II. 111111110111 11111 1111;111:1111 and will iii! and will be the latest two button style
‘ a long-felt wont. ‘ With cull: Q censors. The suit will
1 . be delivered to the 111111301- at Nouga-
. tuck. Malorvligpa‘, is 26 inches 11th
weighs 1-50 pounds and in 51.111111“.
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out partners and see ther are no wall 1-
bridge switch 111,8:12. 18:36, 9:00 ’andl- -
Take Advantage of the
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pecrotls ;
we Offer and Save. Somer Real
Money not Trading Stamps.
You can always use Real .M0ney ' .' .
Magnolia and Clover
MILK
Edith 11, 29c 3 1111.1 29c
011M 111 RELIABLE FLOUR ,
116011118ng 70 Large Size '
2’10
CRISCOhut cut to PKG.
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to Can Granulated,
S U G A R
. 3 ‘5 lbs. . 220
Condensed MILK 3
Full Weight ‘9‘;
White Rose
C A N
12c
nation we";
cut :to (JAN 3150
Pure Leaf ‘
LARD lb.
Walter Baker’s
COCOA cut _ 1801
10¢ Size 7 cents.
11mm
spam 1L arrsurlpu? Glynn to Talisman:
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Therery best
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24 Cettage St
JI Irving Dibble, of his r‘érr‘ Coil The , omnéri ct stafar‘cmunipla
Company Who Will“ “168”!” "9! Circle, 00me or «fire For§st.
see as a. diversion from the car-esp 6,:
the coal business. is having considera, “mm 11m ““6 I‘I‘I” I‘m" ”W
able anodes; in that line, and has 111-.
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i ibior freight only.
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H; JTI'II'RIPPT '
Architect and I
Mechanical
Draftsman
Plans drawn for all kinds of private
buildings, residences, etc. Plans speci-
fications and estimates given Also
all kinds of mechanical drawing done.
Tracing and bleu printing done. Reas-
enable.
48 FRANCE STREET,
Tel. 846-12. Ncrwalk. Conn.
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lOId Dominion Line
Let us book you for one of these
Delightful Short Sea Trips. I
68.00 One Way, $14.00 Round Trip
See Company'l Advertisement on
Page 5.
Have You Inoured That New
- Automobile?
J. M. Layton & (30., Inc.
Real Estate and Insurance
5 Railroad Avenue,
South Norwalk.
them.
A Good Roof Test
is a hard snow storm. If your
roof leaks, drop us a card or
’phone us;_ We will repair and
paint it all for one price, guaran-
teed, 1c per square foot. Call us
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The regular devotions will be lleld‘
at St. Mary's Church tonight, the ser-
tire beginning at 8 o'clock. 'lhe
children 11 he ll:'l\e been preparing full
DISPLAY OF
NEW SPRING
Dresses
THE variety is large, but
Prices are
98c to $16.50
'JACOBY’S
Opposite Hoyt's Theatre,
each Dress is wholly
charming,
and practical.
. pleased to have you inspect
becoming
We shall he
8. Norwalk '
! The case of William C. Smith, chant.
.‘ieur i‘or ii. A. Mathewson,
la boy in Bridgeport last “eek, comes
w‘llo struclii
com 0 f t' t 1liup tomorrow at 9 o'tlock. Judge .loi
now. mum n or 50]" "“e W” “i Jsepli R. Taylor will represent Mini
E R B d1 C receive the first. communion at .91 Smith 3 i ii"
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o clocli mass tomorrow orn1ng. l -
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GENERAL ROCF AND MASON
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Distributor for Fairiield Coun ty,
and served properly. Vic 31- "NJ‘JC'C’CV‘T'OOCI
ways have satisiled customers.
Tripp’ sRestaurant .
(FORM ”LY LANE'S)
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.The Reed& Voik E 9 8 1’ .
Electrical Co. E , L
The Only Butly'Equlpind g
ELECTRICAL snow {.
In the fawn i
sure oUPPLlEI g
' Phone 805 -so so. Main 81.. l
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Vacuum
Fits—LI Eyeglasses
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for )6 r-
ohm/53' airbag! *
Should your ey eh now been giving
you trouble or your glasses. need
adjusting feel at liberty to consult
WILLIAM J. MOORE .
OPTICIAN.
Room 6, Keoler Building,
No. 155 Washington 8!.
Optic-Ito Hoyt’s Th'catre.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
' Evenings, 6. 30 to 9.
N; ’Y. address—727 .th Ave., 2 to
11111111. No. Sailing on
Motor Party
Complete
Without one of our
Simplex
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Keeps Liouid Cold 80 Hours
Hot 30 Hours
Riter Street, Nor-walk, Conn.-
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The roads for miles around are rapidly getting in prime condition
Our rates are very reasonable, and our chauffeurs are skilled and
CONTRACTORS.
11 Washington st. 311 Norwuk. Conn 3; W R t A. t b0 l
e en . u omo 1 es
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and there is no greater pleasure than a spin through the country, when
when the first signs oi spring are showing.
1'! You are Net careful men. Orders by telephone will receive prompt attention.
entirely Satisfied .
with you table board try a few 5. 0 S C A R H. B A N K S
meals. Everything well cooked ;
Finish
511%
IManufacturer’s Guarantee with every one of them.
6 C0up0ns and 98e._
will make you the pdssessor of a Rubber Toned one
6 Coupons and $1.13:
will bring a Nickel One into your home
4 p. in. daily.
Daily Line
TO NEW YORK
Freight I propeller . ,
Pier 27, East River, New York
Vacuum Bottle Day.
leave
Nickel! J . ..
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Ask your friends who own one. They’ll tell you what
a household necessity it has became.
now before the supply is exhausted.
Bring your Coupons; .:
#35 .
Coupon No. 40
COMPLETE $2.50 V‘ACUUM BOTTLE.
Presented by The Evening Sentinel. Every day is a II
l Catherine street), every day
except Sunday at 3 p. m. Freight re
ceived at “Norwalk up to 5 p. m. and
South Norwalk up to 6: 30.
NORWALKn
Stea‘mboatu
ANNING J. SMITH. Leanne .
GEORGE F. FOOTE. General AgIent
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Ready to use, all complete,
Nickel Cup Attachment
Most Durable. Most sanitary,
Every Dottie Guaranteed.
lJ’ount octet '
in to 1m
‘ii‘illpshlti'~
I ' Rubber-toned
and Nickel, 980 N
including a
Most Simple,
Vacuum and. Meet Economical Bottle Made. _
All .
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$2. 50 Vacuum Bottle
handsome
Every Bottle guaranteed to-
keep liquids hot 39 hours, and cold 80 hours. Strongem
Highest
Present the above coupon at this office, with livet ,
others of consecutive dates, and the cost amount of ex-
pense items named below, and get this Simplex Vacuum :-
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Norwalk Chronicler