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COCOA OR MILK. Sc
SANDWICHEB. 5o
Lane's Bakery.
51 Washlntttil
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Harry Peatt, of Stamford. visited in
Norwalk over the week-end.
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UNDERTAKER
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Tfioum:
The regular business meeting of the
Walton's (hill at Trinity Church will
be held W at 1:45 o‘clock.
Routine tau-luau was transacted
last mania; st the regular weekly
media; of Douala l'owler Post, G.
A. R.
Regular trunnion was transacted
last eveninx at the meeting of Prog-
reeo Forum, No. 1. Fraternal Forum
League Bevan! applications were
also received.
.1 .
lies Florence Gordon. of South Nor-
wolk, was the guest of triends in Stam-
iord over Sunday.
“Cth in Conversation with the
You; Ion." will he the subject to be
discussed this afternoon at 4:30 o’-
clock It the evéiing prayer and mod
itatlon urvice to he held in Trinity
Epheoml Church.
' flies Harriett Henry. of North Main
fleet. left today for Yonkers. to spend
the week's end and attend a reception
there.
——a.’)lotlce. Junk orders intended lor
William Enron. should be telephoned
to Samuel Jade, successor. Call 499.
81 Fort street.
Thoma Gay. proprietor of the Roy-
al James Inn. and a former well
. known New York hotel man. was talk.
Miss Mollie Hand, a nurse in the‘ err in last Sunday, and his condition
Norwalk Hospital, has returned after to,- ‘ time was considered quite bad.
spending a few days with her mother,‘ He mm ”'9'". and today is
”to. Mary Hand of 11 George street.‘ able u, be mild an“,
Bunhury. i
--—————- 2 A christening party was held last
The regular semi- monthly business evening at the home 0! Mr and Mrs
meeting of Court Edmond do Anticisi John Adi-oil, d Winston avenue, A
m held last evening. After the 18330 name! of friends were present
disposal of general work refreshments and . plenum pocinl evening was e
we served ljoyed. Snug; games. and refresh-
... I ~ .
. menu were mouths evening s lee
Jack Rose. the former New York
.plnhler, \\ ill speak next Sunday at the
I. M. C. A. meeting. in Stamford, talc; This some to the (“root outcome
in: for his subject. “Humanology; 0r. or the hnoua I). lit Loewe Company
in They Horn or Made?" ‘sun mot batters 'in this city and
"" lihnbm..'l'ho “Vilma and houses of
Charles F. Greene, oi llanbury, and the datum-nil in £1119 widely known
tutti recrntly secretary to Congress ‘euit were attached. I'- the flfflt 0‘ the
man Jeremiah Donovan, became post- action. should this bill be passed. it
master at Bridgeport, yeuqsrdny, and would M arch athdiments in
will have charge oi "22 elliployes 0! future can of like nature.
giro postal service in that city.
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l Adjutant General George M. Cole
The Rev. Frederick A. Coleman, rec-i MEN! was oi the plan to form
tor of Trinity Church, South Norwalk, an Amoflmn Lesion of 250, 000 for-
will be the spedai Lenten preacher at' mer soldiers and militiamen as a first
St. Thomas Church, Bethel this oven- reserve. Ha Buld'flmt he had heard
tug, atl :30 oclock. The service will‘ nothing officially of its formation.
to preceded by an organ recital hyj however. ”Lieutenant Calhoun of the
men Anna L. Smith beginning at a. 00 DEW. MOP-instructor for naval
o’clock. militia, visited General Cole yesterday
.__._ ,_ ..._ morning.
William A.Grouse.ot Redding, is the}
’1an spirit in Reading in furthering
he interests of the County Farm Bur-
mu project Mr. Grouse now con-
Coples c! an appeal issued by the
Connecticut Fox Hunters' club ask-
i in; assistance in support of a bill now
ducts a large farm in Reading and he hem" the W Assembly, which
be making arrangements for a generali would m the setting of traps '0'
fleeting of Reddiug farmers, to be held foxes ”a“ on land leased or owned
oh the Bedding Town Hall. in the new 'f” agricultural purposes, have been
ME for the purpose of explain ngf rect- rod in this city. The aim of the
in nature and objects of the is m "l“ " 1" prevent forces “'0'“ being ex-
Wu. £3 1 terminated in this State. No particu‘
"rd”: l..;- interest is taken in the measure
i.) this city.
.Mcai laWyers and others interested
state political eliairs are interested
the action Governor Holcomb will.
”to on the bill passed on Thursday by
to General Assembly and which ir de~
filled to make a number of changer
.iu the present state ciiil servicelnws.-
me governor has been quoted as be-
“ both in favor of and opposed to the
mute _and he will either have to
«flu or veto the hlll tomorrow or else
a will become a law without his six;-
than.
_-——
The deep interest being taken in
Ithe queuion of granting to the women
of Connecticut, the right to vote, is
shown by the foot that within the past{
three days Representatlvo C. C. Hogc
man, of this city, has received near
. ls iliiiy haters iroin representative
men and omen from all parts of
. Paulie“! (‘mty bearing on this vital
tors there is but one that disapproval;-
, .tho “nut nasty in this state. A
”alarm: to to be held tomorrow. and
AM, u“, 6., m h lluflord mm“ is
THE BANK OF SERVICEa EN“ 'Mvo-Iwidu tor the pre-
asquotbopeoplooiConnecilcut
law-aminuat nit-
him Mention-an has
subject. Out of the hall-hundred let. ,
get into the
tucks
pleats.
.-\ll
to
ready to
iooo shirts on the fighting
line today.
They are all armed.
You wont' have a fighting
change to escape if you ever
good kind from
business-like
_\ou at $1.00 to $5.00.
Rogers & Stevens
NORWALK SO. NORWALK
bunch—every
luxurious
surrender to
y
Formerly known at Bridgeport
Telephone 4785.
ll. Lynge Steam Dyeing & Cleaning (30.
BRIDGEPORT
Steam Dyeing a Cleaning Co.
Silk Dresses. Gloves, Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned.
H. LYNGE. Prop.
293 State St.. Bridgeport
The iingel-lleller Brewery Com-
pany, of New York city, has retained
this city, in their efforts to determine
who pays for a keg of whiskey they
shipped to South Norwelk some lit
tle time ago.
The brewery company alleges the
liquor was shipped to John Krasco of
the Spriiigwood section of the city.
Mr. Krasco states that the keg was
ordered by a former resident of South
Norwalk, and that he should not pay
the bill.
iAccording to Mr. Krasco's story.
the man who ordered the keg of
whiskey was about to be married, and
the keg was to help toward making
the wedding day a merry one for his
guests.
in Westport, but when the proud
would-be husband called to escort her
to the church, he got the Droverbial
"cold shoulder " She would have
nothing to do ulth him.
i in it ill of despondency. the lilted
'one left America for his native land,
enlisted in the army and marched to‘
,the front. :News was recently re-
ceived in South Norwallr that he was
Slim and killed during one of ’ thei
l“ m“ m and that ,5 from fierce engagements oi‘ the great war. .
l in Kruco fall- to see why he should
(«not the bill tor the whiskey.
w._.—
Aiiormy William P. Tammany,o
\\ uhlnxton street. acting in the in:l
lei-eats oi Alex. White. a pointer.
limits mi wrism
Attorneys Llnxweiler & liegeman, ol‘
The prospective bride lived .
PAGE SEVEN
Salt Cod ‘no bone’ 13c.
Salt Mackerel .‘. ........ 9c each]
All kinds of Fresh, Salt and}
Canned Fish. '
Roe and Buck Shad.
Cuthill’s Bridge Market
71 North Main Street
Free Delivery. Phone til.
New Spring
‘ WAISTS
IN LINGERIE, CREPE-DE-
CHENE Ind WASHABLE SILKS,
98c TO $2.98.
8. I H. STAMPS GIVEN HERE.
M. Moliascll & Son
120 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
GLOVER’S
“Exclusive Agency”
Lounsbury
and
Mathewson
SHOES
For Women
Correct Style ,
Finest Quality
$3.50 to $5
l tl-tl Wood St... So. Nonvnlk.
PHONE 1589.
Phone 1362-3.
Full Pound. Salt Mack
‘ oral 2 lor 25c
limp. Kippered Herring
“In each
Royal Grocery
22 South Main Street
South Norwalk
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Repairing
«deafness Reasonable
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recover old bills OM is saint IE.
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Mme“... NECKWEAR
We in" showing it new and nitrite-
iii-o: line of nevkweur in advanced
styles.
Collars in lawn, nrgnndy and lace.
in the standing dim-ts with plain
and pinned hacks.
25c 'l‘O 75c
Collar and out! sets in plain and
embroidered lawn and lace
Vosteeswith mllim; collars and the
high military effects in PC“) and
white lace. lawn, orimndy and pi-
QUE.
250 to $1.50
Sleeveless guimpos~25c and 50c
.l. l. Mallelte
The lilsain Studio
4 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Pictures copied or enlarged. Com-
mercial wait of all kinds Views, Por-
traits, anything Photographic, at popu-
lar prices.
INSURANCE
Fire, Lite. Accident. Plato Glam,
Workmen's (burnt-motion, liabil-
ity, Marine and Automobile.
Surety-Mull.
Not-rim. Politic.
Bio-lump ‘WI.
1. M. Lands & (0.. Inc.
REAL ESTATE AND RENTE-
I noticed Ave. so. mm
500 l
mnmtmmei
l the Little Shop i
You wdl always find attract.
ive articles reasonably
priced.
K. AND A. CLAVEN,
56 NORTH MAIN ST.
.o.
inlz’s
Special
REDUCTIONS
IN ALL.
DEPARTMENTS
For Wednesday
Spring Floo
GO
FOR
r Coverings
TO
South Norwalk
cluding the colored cloth top
CONNEALLY
Coal
that will make liaklnit' ii pleasure
for you and render run, ltll‘ sat-
isfaction in every regard. i‘oal in
any size you prefer.
Our cool ls'housed out of reach
of the. weptlior's ravages. It is un-
loaded automatically illld clean.
'Thls means we have cool at your
door when you want it.
Harris 8: Guns
Red Oak
COAL '
burns clean and gives plenty
of heat.
A Most Satisfactory Fuel.
WILLIAM EFFRON I
3 Rowan St. Phone 441
For Unto-date Servlce Call
Fred H. Ganung.
Funeral Director and Embaimei
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
84 So. Main St. So. Nor-walk.
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK.
[Wright boot loaves l‘lt‘l‘ 2.? East
River. New York (tom of “uterine
St). every day camp: Sunday, It 8
9. us. mull mm at Nor-walk up
lwonmamlmsouth some“: up
ate 8: 30 p. m.
1 F. “iota. General Meet.
my: AN KING 1. sum TRANSPOR-
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We Give S. 8: H. Green Trading Stamps.
STYLISH SHOES
Men, Women and
Children
All of the new spring styles, with many llU\'Cl ideas, in—
! S‘s:
_. W“
.A. Dickerman & Son.
'Phone 446
s which are now so popular.
& BRACKEN.
South Norwalk.
lC . .
, em in here
AND SEE WHAT IS IN MAR-
1KET. WE HAVE MANY
iVEGETABLES CONSIDERA-
iBLY IN ADVANCE OF
{THEIR SEASON.
i -. W~._._- ._ . ”we..-
-: Gliiollo & and?
FREE DELIVERY
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The New Science
losrmmon or CHIROPRACTIC.
siting of the disease and the art 0!
ed by a wrench. twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and Wu in
later life in tho itinerant organ and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause 0!
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve syo
given special attention; also curva-
ture ol.‘ the spine. You will never re-
gret giving the Chiropractor a chanoe
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
04 Washington St. So. Norwaik. Conn.
discoverer
The Right
There are two littli- men going a-
round peddling postals but they hove-
n't. anything to do with
Win. Elli’tlll
El-‘i-‘IKOS is paying tr- u pound for
“Al-‘5 and “EST l'lilt‘l-‘A for rub.
her, nu‘tolnl. mi loathe-r Innis.
Write postal to 3 Rowan street
Huron «l.
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A SQUARE ORAL TO ALL
l It moles no dli'lercmc whether
,your order call: for in dollars north
or a hundred dollars in I‘m-ml rio-
l.” Walling hum (‘ot Flow-
mw photo. 1 can save you room.
lWe can «route price. that will do!)
our medium to Funeral denim
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adjusting the same ~ Disease is cane“
Graduate Iron: Felines- School, the
Junk healer
Chiropractic Is the definition or the ‘
leml in your body. Female troubles ‘
Norwalk Chronicler