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FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1914
run scorn NORWALK EVENING samurai.
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SUMMEm
Underwe. fl ———-— * E
For Gents. Ladies and Li
Ladies Swiss Ribbed and
ed at 10c,121-2c and 25s
t'nion Suits . 25c. 35c and 500
Gents iialbriggan l nderuear
............. 25c and hue
E..asKBnk
Mahackemo Hotel Block, So. Norwalk.
WEATH ER FOR ECABT.
For Nor-walk and vicinity: Fair to-
gentle to moder-
ate north anu northeasr winds. Show-
ers have occurred during the last
, twenty-four hours on the South Atlan-
tic coast, in the L‘pper Mississippi
Valley and the extreme northwest. A
disturbance of considerable energy
extends from Colorado uortheastward
to North Dakota. The temperature
continues high along the coast. An
area of high preSsure, central m‘er
Lake Superior. is producing moderate
temperatures in the Lake region.
night and Saturday;
HEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 59;
Rain.
high,
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The first of the season‘s races will
be held at the Norwalk Yacht Club.
tomorrow afternoon.
York Nationals vs. New-
Don't miss this game.
—‘.\'ew
Sunday.
The case of Mrs. Mary Morris. of
Raymond street, is to be tried this
afternoon at 3 o‘clock.
A bicycle belonging to a young man
on Highland avenue wasstolen at
Roton Polat last evening.
-—Cement. tar. flag walks put down
by Raymond Bros.
C. H.‘Hurlbutt, of (‘rescent Ter-
race. today received word that his hat
factory in Bethel had been gutted by
fire early this morning. Mr. Hurlbutt
has left for Bethel to investigate.
The night-operators of the S. N. E
Telephone Company complained to
the police last night that there was
a man on the fire-escape. An ofilcer
investigated, but no one could be
found.
—Don‘t miss the big game at Amuse
Iment Park, Sunday.
vs. Newburgh.
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Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hayes. of 14
Belden avenue. are today celebrating
in a quiet manner the twenty-fifth an-
niversary of-their- marriage. A large
number of friends extended congratu-
lations on the happy event. -
~Pan-Amerlcan straws. O'Brien’s
~ Articles of association were filed in 3
‘, Hartford. yesterday by the Norwalk;
Dispensary Association of Nomalk."
~ signed by M. Franke Betts. Mai Chol- '
, well Price and Alida B. Marvin oi:
Norwalk.
BREV.
The' members of Old Well Lodge,
'-No 108.1”. and A M., are requested
, une 28th, at 7 o’clock p, m. to attend
1 divine service at the South Norwalk
Methodist . Episcopal ' Church. ‘
At the regular meeting of the Loyal
0rdor of Moose, last night two dele-
" rural candidates wer
ei‘r dance at Rotor: Point this
73.‘
New York Giants
. no meat at the lodge room on Sunday..
TALLUM
., “I; ‘ 19° return ltbout the iii-{t of September.
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NOTICE i
For the Best Results have your-
F ilms DeveIOpcd and Printed
here.
WM. P. BEERS
look and Stationery store.
South Nor-walk. Norwalk
Summer Furnishings for the
Porch and Lawn.
Are to be found here.
Lawn Settees 98c to $5.50
and finishes to fill every requirement and to suit all pocketbooks.
Prices the lowest, quality the highest.
Porch Hammocks $3.98 to $15.00 Refrigerators . $4.98 to $35-00
Hammocks ‘ ....... 98c to $5.50 on Stoves- ...... 59c to $15.00
Porch Chairs 75c to $5.50 \t'indow Screens 19c to 59¢
Porch Screens .. 75c to 37-50 Ice l‘ream Freezers $2.25t053.98
Lawn Swings $3.98 to $7.50 Lawn Mowers .. $238 10 $7.50
An exceptionally large assortment of styles
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Garden Hose .. We to 15¢ a it.
A. J. Collins & Co
FUNERAL
PHONE 747.
DIRECTOR.
NORTH MAIN ST.
Potato Manure. Ground
of Lime. Land PlaSter. M
Soda.
RAYMOND
Fertilizers
Bone. Ashes. Super-phosphate
uriatc of Potash. Nitrate of
BROTHERS
Annual ClearanceSale
AT
90 Washington Street
ANDREW DAVEY’
Phone 410
South N orwalk
TEA
S. and H. Stamps.
70 with 1 lb. Tea, any
i kind ............ 60c
‘ 60 with 1 lb. Tea, any
11 kintl ............... 50c
50 with 1 lb. Tea, any_
kind ............... 40c
Other Teas at . . 35c and 25c
, For each Magazine bought at our
stand this week we will give you
1-, 0 0 0
Pony Votes ,
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DONNELLY’ST
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
Optician
15 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
O. B. Jackson
E'verythinfln the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
68 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 488.
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i Household helps for the busy house-
keeper are suggested in the adv. of
Albert Gehehe,
——Game at Amusement Park Sunday. l
3:15. Giants vs. Newburgli. i
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Mr. and Mrs. \\llllam Skidd have
returned front their honeymoon trip
and have taken up their residence at
36 Burritt avenue‘.
1 Read A. Stull‘s adv. and see how I
much a little money will buy at East
Norwalk Cash Store. The prices Willi
he found exceptionally low" for first?
class goods,
--Straws and Panamas. O'Brien‘s.;
James E. Adams was taken
ing and it was deemed best to have
him removed to the «Norwalk llospi- 2
He is very much improved today. -
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Beginning Saturday. June 27. Jacoby :
tal.
will conduct a price sacrificing sale'
that will open your eyes wide. He,
:will sell all of his extensive stock at:
prices that will astonish you. t :
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Frank Rogers, an employee of Da~ ..
tey a grocery store on Washington
street. collided with an .automobile
yesterday while riding a bicycle. Mr.
.Rogers‘ face was badly scratched but'
he was not seriously hurt.
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The building inspector has given J.
.Peccerillo' leave to' build a house on
Ely avenue for Mrs. Bertha Nagy.
providing he use stucco, and have the
roof shingled with asbestos shingles.
.Mr. Peccerlllo is willing to use the
stucco. but complains the asbestos
shingles are too expensive. He will
probably protest the using of them at
‘ the next council meeting.
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——The New York Giants are here
burgh Amusement Park Sunday.
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Joseph Bercsenyi, who had plannedi
ohike barefooted across the conti- im
ncnt in company with Louis Kiska,
iii: 5 found it necessary to give the.
‘ :idea up, because of the fact that his!
:nifc does not, want. him to go. Louis
Risks is still game, howetver, and
should there be any ambitious walker'
who would care to accompany him on
his bike acroas the continent to ’Frls-
o,he can make arrangements with;
wchim at any time i
l D.r Jean Dumortier and wife will 4
’he has not seen in twenty years. The
_.‘Biver Rhine and other places of in-
More” will be visited, sud Dr. Dumor-
3. “tier will attend the three-day Congress
of Surgeons to be bold in London, be-
ginning July 27th. During the trip:
the doctor will visit the surgical
clinics in the various large cities ‘of.
Europe. bit. and Mrs. Dumortior will
sud- :-
denly ill on Marshall street last even- . .
when the first signs of spring are
Our rates are very reasonable.
careful men. Orders by telephone
OSCAR H.
Distributor for Fair-field Coun y,
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We Rent Automobiles
The roads for miles around are rapidly getting in prime condition
and there is no greater pleasure-than a spin through the country, when
showing.
and our chauffeurs are skilled and
will receive proxipt attention.
BaATNKS
River Street, Norwalk, Conn.
on Tires and Tubes. It will pay
purchase. Our goods are all sold
We also give you Adjustment
39 WALL STREET.
Electric Fan
Bargains
16-inch, oscillating, for South
Nor-walk current ...... $17.50
16-inch, rigid. for South Nor-
walk current .. ......... $13.50
These Fans are guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction.
The White Electric Co.
—-anofsTERED——‘
ELEcTRIcAL ENGINEERS.
ANo‘ CONTRACT-ens
54 Water St. .... .Phone 342-3
We Are Giving You a Good Discount
F. E. Lockwood 8. Co.
you to get ouri'prloes before you
on a guarantee.
5 that will surprise you
NORWALK.
‘ Power
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' mo. u-m4WrV u-s.
COFFEE
S. and H. Stamps.
30 with I 1b., extra qual-
ity ................ 35c
25 with 1 1b., pOpular
blend
to with r 111. Best Santos
................... 28c
Other Coffee . .
2 5c and 20c
2 CREPE illlliHl URESSES.
CREPE NchT DRESSES
....... 50c. $1.00 and $1.50
WHITE SATEEN SKIRTS
' ..................... $1.00 '
BATHING caps IN RUBBER
iN ALL THE NEw SHADES
.............. 25c and 50: -
BATHING GARTERS To
MATCH CAPS ...... ' 35c
BATHING SHOES ALL
.................
J. I.Mallette
., 88 Washington at.
. Tel, 449. So. Norwalk.
LOVER’S
THE PLACE
Glover’s
Summer
’ THE REASON WHY.
The young man who eats all round ‘
the circuit ran against this quick
lunch incident recently: '
A fas ldious person made his way
charity into the place. A tumbler
of murky water was thumped before
him by the young. woman on the
othér side of the counter. ' .
“What's yours?" _ . .
"Coffee and rolls. my girl."
gates were named for the M9059 con- sail on the Red tSthr Line's “Kroon- One of those iron heavy,
oration in Hartford my 86th and land," fronl’ New York city, on July inch-thick mugs of coffee was pushed ;:
initiated The 4th for a European trip. The doctor; over the counter. The fastidious '.
”if", are anticlpa “i a dam-time will visit his home in Belgium, which person seemed dazed. He looked un-
der the mug and Over it.
-' "But where is the saucer-7':
queried.
"We don‘t give no saucers here. 1:
if we did, some low brow'd come -'
pilln' in an' drink out of his saucer.
an’ we'd lose I lot of our owellest II
trade."-Uiiicuo News. .
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‘ Details-nodal II .1119 name of the
~ nullity“ of hand-sic
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TINE AND PLISSE CREPE.t
_ in plain and flowered crepe .
.................. 1.00 ~
Long Kimonos of serpentine _j
and phase crepe in Dolly Varden -
and floral patterns.m made with "
' raglan sleeves trimmed at neck '
and sleeves with fancy cord and ..
: narrowbands of satin ..
, ..... . $1.25 and $1.50 .
Long Kimono, serpentine '
‘cr'ope, handsome floral patterns 2.
Empire styles, sleeves and -
frdnt trimmed with wide bands :
‘ of satin. ..a . $1.98 and $2.20
short Kimonos. -
_ Serpentine crepe in plain ool- :’
. ors ................ -
[Flowered phase crepe, sleeves '
and front trimmed with wide
.. bands of satin $1.00 -
' snort Lawn Kimonos ~ I.
25° and we. ..
' J. 1 Manama.
w: u m, white SM? 11“,:
NEW KIMONOS IN SERFEN- I
(Long Kimonos, shirred yokes. ;. ‘
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i Footwear
MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN.
ALL KINDS OF
Outing Shoes
TENNIS
—WHITTEMORE'S DRESSING FOR
ALL LEATHERS. ,9
Glover’ s Shoe Store
Play suits are now being featured
72 by tho shopp. There in the policeman-
outfit. the cbwboy play suit, the fire-
men’ a suit, as well as ladinn suits of
,- varioug kinds ‘ .
‘
subsumed mus molar.
f i: R. Bradley &Co
‘ O. NORWALK
SPECIALS
Quaker Corn Flakes
. pkg. 5c
Heckers Oats . . . . . pkg. 8c
Lea 81 Perrins Sauce botttle 19c
Heinz's Catsup ‘2 pt bottle 12c
Shaker Salt . . . . .
. plg' 8c
Grandma's Pow der. 2 large
packages ........ 25c
Peaches. California Lemon
Cling ...‘....can lie
Quaker Pulled Rice . . pkg. 12c.
Hecker's Cream Rice'
pkg. 8c
Atlas Tomatoes. Sanitary tins.
BARGAINS
Till June 30th Only.
Atlas Corn Starch 7c '
Atlas Tapioca ......... 8c . .
Atlas Farina .......... 6c
Atlas Crackermeal ...... 8c
Atlas Rice ............ 8c .
Atlas Starch, 3 lb. b0x 15c
Atlas Ball Blue,
box
1—4 lb.
Atlas Borax, r lb. pkg. roc
Atlas Ammonia ........ 7c I .f
4
Atlas White Vinegar 8c {1;
cut to . . . , . . . . . . 100 Atlas Black Pepper
Peerless Evaporated Milk. Atlas Currants, pkg.
3 cans . . . . . 25c
lb~,can 17c
Campbell's Soups . 3 cans 25c
Baker's Cocoa '4
9c :..
Atlas Curry Powder, xoc
jar .................. 8c 3;
Atlas Celery Salt ...... 8c 3 I
Golden Grain Flour 7 lbs. 23c
Salmon. Medium Red 1 lb c We
Prunes..........lh.Sc
Condensed Milk . . 3 cans 25c
Onion Salad, bot.
Chloride of Lime. can ..
...... 8c
8c
Peroxide, large bot. 8c IC'Z
Witch Hazel bot.
one: so 5W
WWW
is a hard snow storm.
'phone us. We will repair and;
paint it all for one price, guaran-g
tied, rc per square foot. Call us~
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
CONTRACTORS.
N Washington St. 80 Norwalk. Conn
Phonl 781.
The “Light” Fantastic
‘ I. Tango down here and let us
give you some light on the sub-
ject of EDISON MAZDA Lamps
land you ll feel no Hesitation
about dancing back home with
a full equipment of
EDI-SON“
NaumrLAMms
They give three times as much light
as old-style Carbon lamps—with ill.»
some amount of electricity. Put one in
every lamp socket' in your home. office.
store or factory.
Let us show you.
The United Electric
Light 8: Water Co.
F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing
Best Paper. Best Work, But Prion
”*NORTH'MAIN oTREET
The assortment ot rugs. whether
made from cotton; linen or fiber, is
most alluring, both as to coloring and
designs. . One may fit a door of any
size. so varied are the rugs in size
and shape. . ‘
Good unant- m to no had-for
roof leaks, drop us a card on "’
'~ PHONE 907
always the Latest Things in
WALL
PAPER
Painting
Paper Hanging
Decorating
WThe Gorham C0.
10 First St. East Norwllk
Tot. 452. ‘
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THE PLEASURE‘
door living is recognized by
people every year. We‘ve planned to
help you make your veranda the most.
' attractive place in town, for we have ' .
PORCH FURNITURE '
that is appropriate and will make 6v;
.r
comfortable.
The A. J. Angevine‘=
‘8: Son Company
Complete- Housefurnishers ‘
Upholsterering and Furniture
Repairing - y
W—
Collapslble towers, adopted by the
German army for searchlights and
wireless telegraphy, are so light mil?
compact. that two men can cum“?
the advertising.
tower that extends to 160 feet.
.li“ «flu
8c 'f
The Gorham Co. 5 "
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, 1dr v, -1 'p-O/a'
“ca“ ‘\--‘\‘\‘\‘~-.--~-\-x‘
, lgln
ery nook and corner cool-looking and. 1
Call and soothe new,
designs in Furniture for every room... ‘
as well as the healthfulness of out-
morej
Norwalk Chronicler