FRIDAY, JUNE 3‘, 1914
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Tho Madem Tonic
Body Builder and Strength Creator i
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HUYLER‘S FAMOUS
CHOCOLATES l
LANE’S PURE iCE cREAH . ‘;W" “”F‘" 7‘ .
THE BEST or BAKERY “ l l
PRODUCT“ David W. Raymond ’
UNDERTAKER I
F- A LANE new RED MEN'S BUILDING . l
51 WASHINGTON STREET
21 WASHINGON sr. ‘ ,
sourn NORWALK
.Tel., office. 10693; house, 693
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.‘liiss Julia Wood. of New Canaan, is Tennis and yachting shoes at Con-
Spt‘lltllllg a tow days with friends in nealiy & Bracken's.
It takes stay-
ing power, as
well as stamina,
system and style
to win the race
today in clothes
supremacy.
Our $15 Suits
Lead every Step of the way. Probably
the Best Equipped Suit on the Market,
Equipped with Everything to. Make. it
- a Satisfaction to You.
Norwalli. _ _ >
—-—-—-—-— Exceptional values in holiday and ‘ ~--——————————-—-—‘———— L.
William Jackson is ii visitor at the rotation apparel are being uttered at --._-~ “fl _~__}rfi___ “MW”. 7 _____fl 4‘ ~_ _ fi_ _‘ _
home oi Mr. and .\lrs. Thomas James. the N. E. Ryan Co's store. .
ot‘ Silverminc avenue, liroad liiver. .-. »—— ‘t- _ ~000-
» . ‘01:me
——- Mrs. J. Ann Seileck and Mrs. (l. S Q . . . W '
fixer Yorlr Amusement Park Sun. Brown, oi New t‘anuan, have returned ‘
truth a visit with .\lrs, 11. ll. Sluiison.
The South Norwalh M. E. (‘hurcli of South Norwulk.
was struck by lightning during the -~—~-.———. l
storm on ‘.\'cdnesday evening. No se- Mrs. t‘hsrics A, Suntmis. oi the .\lt;l- '~
let inn and her sister, Mrs. John"
Clark, New Canaan, visited recently {.i‘i
The l.ro.:ti litter Juniors \till play in South Norwalk.
the sixth grade baseball team, ot‘ the
‘Center school. on the Broad ltivcr (liti-
mond. tomorrow morning. ‘
rions damage rtsulted.
Mr. and rMs. ll. S. Woundy, of New
Bliss Grace lirew, l’ M098 avenue, Canaan, spent Sunday at South Nor-
nnnhury and bur guest, Miss Alnrga- walk. when, “my were the guests of
at
~Stiuws. Non York priccs. 0‘ _:i3 ion Xét ;. '
if?
' "5: March in June
with the multitude and
open an account at the
Fairfield County
Savings Bank
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rel \‘u. h, of Portsmouth, \t., are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph iluviinnti.
spending tin new it nt tempo Beach.
WALL smear. NORWALK. i2
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' F'br UP—tO-datc Service Call
FRED H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embalmer.
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
84 So. Main so, So. Norwalk.
’: to by 'phonlng or sending it
us whenever any part oi you
appears 1‘
be out of order in the least}.
, “Horne-made" repairs
{r makeshift: at but. and are the
costliest in the long run—-
place your plumbing problems -
{leak or a plumbing repair who
' it first start: betouse its ten-
.~ dency is to grow wors- Ii
'fineglect. .
jj You will-sue much Annoy
fletorily'.
' HORACE R. NASH
North Mrln and W001 so.
Paint Satisfaction
at Every Stroke of
the Brush.
Be assured of best
results by using
Charles H. Brown’s
WEE LINSEED OIL
,House Paint
It withstands the wear
and weather—retain its
look of newness longer an
other points, and is guaram
_‘ hcdjor 5 guns.
Wyh take chances with
otherpuints? Use the hint
of ccrtninty. Ask or I
color curd.
Mrs. l". A. State. of Norwalk, the sin
preiue deputy of tlio Companions of
the Forest, attended the quarterly
meeting of |liienzl Circle. in Stamford.
last night.
Soft Shell Crabs
Lobsters
ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH LONG
AND ROUND
\i‘illinm ilorun suilodon steamer
"Celtic," Thursday afternoon, [or
Queenstoun. .\lt. Huron was booked
through the John T. llnyes' agency,
and hill spt lltl the summer touring lre-
land and return in September.
—Richard I‘ Noacks the place [or
first class repairing. ()flicially appoint
ed watch inspector [or N. Y, N. II. at
H. Railroad. .
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The members ot the Broad River
The City N ational Bank
Our Policy
l’ust records count only when the full standard of excellence is
mnintnined.
Ileposiiors shotlltlt‘ know the uses to which their funds are (ID
roted~thc safeguards with whith they are surrounded.
Our policy at protecting the interests of our customers has made
this is one of the best Banks of its kind anywhere. We welcome in-
quiries. '
Union Chapel will ‘flttingly celebrate
the 30th anniversary of tho i‘hupel
by a strawberry festival, which will be
given on the evening of July lst. A
fine time is anticipated by the meni-
bers of the church.
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C UTBILL’S
;. Bridge Fish Market
:1 West End Washington St. Bridge.
TELEPHONE 108. South No'rwaik. '
Free Delivery Uptown sud Downtown, .-
. if \ou me thinking of purchasing
trunk for the summer vacation. the
adv. of the D. .\I. Read Company will
interest you. g __ .m-.._._....- _-- .,_.__
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The Sterling Furniture Company is
specializing in furnishing homes com-
plete. This fact is called to the at.
tention of our readers in their adver-
Cliflord Hotel 3
tisemem “hich should be read by all lg
A large number of bargains are daily Rathskellef
altered to the public in the Sterling ,
Company' 3 announcement Open from 9 m.
to 11.30 p. m.
d..—
I _‘ V bAll sizes building tile at Raymond
‘» growers. ‘_ t;
—— . ' MUSIC SATURDAY ;
William Miller. of Bridgeport for . _.
mérly of Noru talk, but who has been NIGH‘ES
located in Bridgeport for some time, . :..
was taken very seriously ill there thisx
week, with Bright’s disease and heart;
troub’le. and has been removed to the
Bridgeport Hospital, wh’ore he is re-
Galvin: treatment. Not inuch hopes
m held for his recovery. and this will :_
, sad news to his many friends in. + i:
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this any. ,
Crepe night dresses, all styles and The 30th NM :i
ugliest: at J l. Msllctto‘s. Descrip- ._ . ..
Trust Company
firm and prices will be found in the
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510 mirror. was NEXT wmnn's omen-r.
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OF EVERY KIND
EVERYTHING IN PLANTS. OUR PRICES CAN’T BE BEAT.
South Norwalk Fruit 8: FloWerCo. .
Telephone 364 5
No. 2 South Main Street
Electric Fans.
Before purchasing your fan for the
. hot weather come in arid: look our line
over. We have the 16_ inch oscillating
type for $17.50 and the ‘16 inch rigid
type foF313.50. These tans are stem»
:dard make and We will back “to the
guarantee which goes with each tan
sold. Compare these {prides with oth-
ers tor the sake of your pocketbook.
The White Electric Company,
Electrical Engineers and Contractors.‘ ,
SouthNorwllk.
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“Vi/storm.
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A. Cohen, 40 =WaterSt.
CEO Thamer
OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS
WENT TO THE MOVIES?
nnd.toduy your head aches and
eyes burn? Yes," we hear that
story often. The eyes that ache
usually need glasses~and preperly
fitted ones.
We retain OCUIJSTS to examine
eyes.
87 Mantle Squirt. Stamford. Conn.
Open Sat. Eyenlngs. Est. 1897
Daily Line .
for freight only. Freight propeller
leaves Pier 27, East River, New York
(foot of Catherine street), every day
except Sunday at 8 p. m. Freight re
ceived at Norwalk up to 5 p. m. and
South Norwalk up to 5: 80
‘ NORWALK
Steamboat Line
ANNING J. SM” H. Lu“.
GEORGE F. FOOTE, General Agent.
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But How ’
About Your
Footwear ‘
For The i
FOURTH
Are you well supplied tor Tennis, (loll, Bathing, Yachting, Dane ::
ing, for the Seashore and. all other purposes?
Also the Children's Hot Weather Shoes. We carry a complete line
of Barefoot Sandals from 456 to $1.25. Our line oi White, Tan, Gun :‘_
Metal and Pat. Pumps range from 75c to $2.50.
75c to $2,00- Children‘s Sneakers from 5°C to $1.00.
\‘l'hite Shoes trOm "
Our stock is the largest, our prices the lowest.
Come and look us over.
:KEELER’S:
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Luther M. Wright
ealer tn Overland Cars; °:-
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Brockway
Trucks from“ a ton to 2 ton; 1- Universal
Trucks from- [V ton to 5 ton: ':~ Chase
Trucks from '4 ton to 3 ton.
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FAMii. Y ASH ii OR 750ts ‘
Everything washed CLEAN. All ‘the flat pivccs and underwear ,,
ironed, and the starch pieces sturthed \vt-t, sent to to
dampen and iron.
you 'rendy
AT THE RATE OF 1 1-2:: PER PIECE.
CRESCENT LAUNDRY. 7
PHONE 5-4
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Introducing the Safe Deposit Department
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‘ The People's Trust Company,
he safe deposit rnult is of the very latest COIlSll Mien, with
every modern device that will insure the safety or year valuables
from burglary, fire or flood. Comniodious buxes for private use cost
but $4.00 a year and larger ones rent at proportionate prices.
TO NEW YORK,
TENNIS andYACiiTlNG
Shoes
for Men, Women and Children ~EE
ALL KINDS OE WHITE SHOES. ‘:
HIGH OR LOW CUT. SMOOTH OR CORRUGATED SOLES. ,
comically and Bracken
18 WASHINGTON sr.
RED CROSS LINE
. FounuLANn.
. Round Trip. New York to Hall-
Round 111p, New York to at.
John'gbiowhundlud .... will
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CHALMERS 1915.
“LIGHT SIX”. '
OUR 1915 DEMONSTRATING CAR IS HERE. ..
Auto Supplies, Storage, Firestone, Goodrich, United Statesnfl'rfi. J l.
Storing tor the day. '
Lowest prices, Special storage to commuters.
OAR. FOR HIRE DAV, WEEK OR MONTH.
slot-tr IV 60. NORWALK/STATION.
VAAST BROS”
' , 1! .WUT 87.. C0. WWALK,
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Norwalk Chronicler