w
» i' ..
. t.‘ . '-a
.9
t, j. ., f .1
Titssoo'm unaware. nvnuruo summer. _
"‘ PAGE EIGHT - -
FRIDAY APRIL 23. tots "
‘A WARN, 1th G.’
When you beer the Fire Alarm u...‘ "M 'V 7 w VF?“ . ' “‘ ' ’ - . ,
333M: . .3 -_ 1; 2 .. ‘ ‘f’sb a ‘ Wywflsww '._ .‘1
" Terminus. s a ‘ w
When smoking ruins milk the site:
”ti: o warning. ‘
So let this remind you,” you pend,
I: youtrom'iossod "L‘dbo tread:
Insurance is the thing you need.
’Tis a. warning.
Taylor & Golden
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
BUILDING_
.. , (TRUE TO ITS NAME) .
Anniversary Sale
Means a big saving to you
EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME
Furniture of Sterling worth
is the only kind we sell
Future brides’and grooms buy now for future use at
this big saving. Free Sterage. Free Delivery Every-
where.
:LiEast ndid Tea Co.
Fancy Main Potatoes 15c itw
Smoked Shoulders... . 10c lb
Force tie it
Granulated Sugar 25 lbs. Sack ' $1.55
Pure Catsup 10c large bottles 3 tor 23c 5
Washington Corn Flakes per pkg. 8 1-3c-
Teiephone 1230
on
W ,
The 1?. - 8., S. Maehias, formerly l
ship by Conner-ti.
SPECIAL, VERY SPECIAL AT
CU! Natal Militia, alter refitting at . 6 New 83" maCkerel ' 256 S I Ii :Rl IING . ’
_ Ne“; Y.°‘- hashes“ ”Md ‘° 5““ Kippered Herring very last , - ‘
for'Vera: . .Efibctli May 5. ' ’ 3” per can 5c 7 4 . N P f ' ' V i
v I i ”It “ ‘GSI .. Mar 1m '1‘ i. Yale T03“ 3 pounds 258 i $6.9 e‘gtoveerfzitiio: Bellingmk $6.95 $6.50 Toningloll R0uing'beal'illg sweeper vac. l
killilly, . .145 . . . . 20c The most famous’ Oil Cook Stow in America at a Fully Guarantéed, Anniversary Price $4 95 f
I O ‘
Haw»... K,
.. ..
used us a traming
Bulk Cocoa. pure iitte layer In.
Japan Rice, good quality 3 pounds
price never before heard of. Just think of it, 3 Burner Blue
Name on high legs; regular price $10.00. Anniversary
E. Howey—«hits served :i_libeLon the
steamer Wisloe. at West Mystic in
Texas
15c
an action brought by the . . ' ‘.
Company of ‘Airstiti, Ten, to recover , Fl!) Bars, new “00(18- [181' pound 10¢ salijirxe‘ 1"] """ tl ' ’ ' ' ‘ ' '1 """ 1- $6895NCOMPLETE ‘ S O o i
- 386.52 for oil. The owners of the; . .-‘ “W ' Y. as 13 SUPP y is imite . one sold to - l '1 R m '
bout are to answer May 3 at noon rein“. Bullet per pound . 120 dealers. Phone and Mail Orders Delivered. er “9 e era ors
(TRUE TO ITS NAME)
in the United States Court.
Next Saturday, which is St. Mark's
Day, will be tlte anniversary of the or-
dination to the priesthood of Rev.
Flour---Flour—-4Flour
. Porch Couch
Best Family Flour Bag . . . $1.05
”Hammock ln any size that you may desire
$4.95 to $45.00
Regular $8.50 value.
Louis B. ‘Howell. rector of St. Paul's Jones 1 p
Episcopal Church. The occasion will l‘illsbur '5 PER .. _ ‘ ' ‘ . 7 ‘ , ) . ‘ _
be particularly pleasing to the Rever- Gold Midal I Almntrsar) Ifltc ...... $4.90
end by the presence on that day 0 ' BAG . Dmcnptton—Very strong steel constructed frame, Na- Quality—White enamel, porcelain or galvanized llllCS.
Duluth Imperial . . .
. Double-walled oak outsrdc, nicely finished inside, cypress,
' - is arislii‘or c0n-' ' , -, . - . .
Bishop Brewster at ‘1 D tional labl‘lt. spring, 20 years’ guarantee. Very heavy
firms ion EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS AND COFFEES. :11:th sitlgs. Back atifd wmd shield, \vith magazrne pock- interlined With asbestos, wool pulp and cork filled, making
. . at on s, . , ~ ' . . . .
_ ——Why not “cle'a; your home by e": 10 Stamps Free With I ll). Coficc 25c Hammock cdiiiplczicszritliitligiln?aziirgisgwsillioi]. A Cough the most sanitary. durable, economical Refrigerator to
ectricity. We rent 0‘“ the Ohio vElec. 15 Stamps Free with I lb. Coffee ................... 30C .equalled . ’ ' 5' 3 cannot )6 , maintain. Your inspection is SOIiCltEd-
.‘tricdt‘neane; golfclggce"; azhggght 20 Stamps F rcc with 1 lb. Coffee ................... 35c ‘~ . "
3:98:51“ Norwalk. 30 Stamps Free with I ll). Tea . . ..... 4o; . COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS'
' fi. 40 Stamps Free with I lb. Tea 50c '
The American band, of this city, taste ()0 Stamps Free with I lb. Tea . . . .. .............. .. 60c NG Fl IRNI I l IRE ( O V i i
night journeyed to Stamford. where» ~ , Q ‘
’~ they participated in a parade and ml“ 10 STAMPS FREE WITH THE FOLLOWING: . -
given under the auspices of the Stem I pkg. Quaker Corn Pufl‘s ' _ . . . ' . . . ' . . . ' ' . . . . 15c ‘ 127-129 Washington St. , South Norwalk. "
ford Symphony orchestra. 11‘ “19““: I )k ' \lince Meat - 0c Phone :05. Opposite Hoyt’s Theatre. '
otmarchtherewereflvedrumcorvs. 1g.r. ‘ """ ’ """" I ‘
three bands and members of the poliCe1 1 pkg- Shredded W heat ............. . . . . ...... . . . . . . 12C W“ ‘ --.. ' . m . ,_ 4 ,
. 7 - ' . " *‘M'W‘rrww—“W _ . - m
department; The pared, at. one point,6 1 pkg. l aritia .. . . . . . . . .. . . . .. ,. . . .. ........... loc FURNITURE, STOVES AND! , , _,
was very nearly heat up when an ““2 i box Electra Silicon ..... ' . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . roc HOUSEFURNISHING - .
bicycle, -. .. ,. , . ' ‘ :
‘ tomobile struck a boy on a i bot. Ammonia .. .. . .. ...... . ..... ........... . XOC , GOODS. . ‘ ' . - ‘
* I .. t 'A M rw MODEL TYPEWRlTER' e
marcl lng police. The youngs or we : '3 . . , . ‘ ‘ ‘ . , . _
.3... ~ - -~ Beats All Washing Fluid , . 01,6033 3:33;; a. . , - _~ :
“‘5‘. ‘ »No more wash boards, No more rubbing. No more We guy Sefingdtfiand “than " '" i f i“: i 1 _ ,
Creditors of the BMW Mammc‘ " drudgery: Makes laundry workiras easy as dish washing. and Stoves.
turing'Conipany, of Bethel, which re- J
cently went into. the hands of a re-
ceiver, are much pleased with the
manner in which the. affairs of the
concern were handled by Receiver
Horace L. Shepard. of Bethel. The
. final account of the receiver was ac-
. ,coptod in tlie.Sziperior Court this"
. week by Judge Curtis and a dividend ‘,
0t ninety-six per cent. was declared. “
Try it. 5 ,
.4 EaStIndiaTea Co. ~
I
* l " 15¢ BCYFTLE M. ourkowsKY. '
Phono 419;. 87 NORTH MAIN ST.
MARVIN BEACH TRACT. *
a Large Plots (Shore Frame.)
c. 'r. McGOVERN. Agent.
sin‘a ea ‘Jr-t‘vq‘“!
fl“ ‘F
e‘ARM editEAU MEETING. ,wiLLiAMni.sEARLes DEAD.
.—
y.
for the creditors, The acceptance
of the final accounting was made by .
the court on motion of Attorney
Charles A. Hallock, wifo represented
Nelson Bavier, one of the principal
owners of the concern, and the re-
A meeting of the Foiriield County
”- .
'1‘ arm Bureau has been arranged to be,
‘held in Stamford next Thursday even-
ing, probably in the Y. M. C. A. assem-
bly rooms. This is intended to enlist
the active interest of townspeople as
‘7 celver.
.rav
,.
”-4
L—ANOTHER are NIGHT
The McEnelly' Singing Orchestra at
the Armory; Sat. eve. April 24.
M
-—THIS WEEK SPECIALt-r.‘
lBronio Seltzer, roe size 16¢.
[Bromo Seltzer, 25c size 15c
lBromo Seltzer, Isoc size ... . 3,0;
iBrorno. Seltzer, $1.00 size .. 60c ,
"ell Corporation.
INGTON STREET.
l well as farmers, as the production of.
to‘od interests everybody. . Among
; those who are expected to be present
3 are Dr. Alice of Ridgeheld, president or
the bureau, C. II. Dilv‘vorth, oiNorwolk,
' secretary: S. J. Wright, the U; S. Gov-
ernment expertL'Herbertd. Baker or
the state experiment station and
others; ‘ Miss Sprogue istexpected to
speak on extension work'w‘in the inter-
est of country ”boys on‘dfgirls, the
hinting or gardensctcrglt is hoped
; that 9. large attendance will greetthis
ii initial meeting to further advance g-
| riculture.“ " '
o
‘
trip. You will
- the
it every. week. .
ng.
E is required for recreation as well
ii? is for. the necessities of'li'fe. .
‘ It is not a bit too early to plan
. "F0! '
Your Vacafitill;:- '37 ‘ .w
itflliat and thesurest way to get it
'is tostart a savings account at
South _N6rwalk . Savings .
Bank and deposit something, in"
y when youifindhovv also as: I ..
to build‘ apnoea ’a‘ fu‘ndyiouwill '. ;
.want‘to; continue >systcniaticm sav- . .
need money for.
at.
brook, Conn.
Well-Known Railroad Min, a Former
Resident of Norwalk.
William N. Senrles, formerly of
Norwulk, died suddenly Wednesday.
at his home, Greenivich avenue, New
Haven. He was well known in
Stamford having been the first man
to work the switcher in the railroad
yards.’ Later he worked on thé New
Canaan'line, as engineer, leaving that
service.
dated back 45 years. He was pen-
sioned about six years ago.
He lived in Stamford for about 16
years. After retiring from active work
he moved tofBridgeport and later to
New Haven. ' ”
His deathwae due to a stroke of
npoplexy, Which came suddenly Wed~
nesdoy morning.
Mr. Searies is survived by a wife,
and two sons, Frank, of
of New Canaan; Hobbit? Post, Stum-
iord, and Elm City Lodge, Brother-
hood of Locomotive Engineers.
The funeral service will be held to-
morrow, at 2 p. m., from his late resi-
dence. interment will be in West.
CONN. FIR-Ms GETCORD‘ERS FOR
_ SHELLS.
Connecticut, will share in the $83,-
.‘000,000 orderitorshapnel and howitzer
ishelis which Russia has placed with
'the Canadian Car and Foundry Com-
. which have been awarded sub-cort-
pony. There are six firms in this state
tracts. and they are: The Wallace
Barnes Company of Bristol, $35,000;
The Yale or Towns " Manufacturing
Company 0! Stamford. $71,000: The
Bridgeport watts-Metals Contingflom-
Co: new. Witter-
.- ., r % inure"
'. ti " “
run only when electricity was put in 1
His record as a‘trainmsn?
‘pnny,‘3360,000. ,oud'ytheic‘orbln sci-w . -‘
j‘corporotlon or Ne'w'Brltoln.‘ $152,000: '~' '
EYES AND EYESIGHT.
We seldom put the proper esti-
mate on our'vlsion. Without it we
are absolutely helpless. .
Are you taking care of your
eyes? or neglecting them?
We make no charge for a thor-
ough examination or the eyes by
our OCULIS'I‘ (a graduate phy-
mMirintrinsic
ocLiLis-rs AND op‘romermsrs
OPTICIANS. ' *
37 Atlantic square. Stamford. Goon.
Open on: Evenings. Est. 1897.
_.
a
New Isithe. Time to Get Your
Regular Pricés 35c to 50c.
The Roller 5.10 a 25c Store
, Special
Miens’. pants
$2.50 Value
51.93 .
b...“—
YES, THE CROWNING T TPEWITER TRIUMPH IS HERE!
It is just out—and comes
life-time to attaip
the world its first visible writing,
There is truly no other typewriter on earth like this new Oliver “9.”
light that the tread of a kitten will run the keys! .
, ~ CAUTION!
' The new-day_advances that come alone on
" this. machine are all
" Even our own preVious models—~famous in
controlled by Oliver.
their day—never had, the Optional Duplex
shift. \ ,-
It puts the whole control of 84 letters and
Thus writers of all other machines can im-
mediately run the Oliver Number “9” with
more speed and greater ease:
this discovery.
one does.)
155 WashiitetOn St.. So. Norwau. _ “ f V ' . - f .- '. 4..
BUYITNowi
’ WARNING !
This brilliant new Oliver crimes at the old- '
"time price. It costs no more than, lesser
makes-mow out-,of-date when comp
,. It you are using an, Oliver, it n
follows that you want the finest model,
. . years beforeexperts expected it. For makers have s'tr‘iven a
this ideal machine. And Oliver has won again, as we scored when we gave
Think of touch so
For while the Oliver’s splendid riew fea-
tures are costly-rwe have equalized the added '
Emilv
. . . " . _ Screens. . . . . .
_ . Stamford and William N., Jr., or, New 4-» . « , . . . expense to us by Simplifyin construction.
tg % . " ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ Haven. He leaves a sister, Mrs. Ed- Hagssgglcfig‘ Our Cliff??? ‘3 ma “$1.: lfittigers 0f the 3g? Resolve right now to see tfiis great achieve:
“ ("my ward Downes of Bridgeport. He was EXTENSION SCREENS 2;“ with 03:3 $28 1:16 $1 , flies 1232:: ‘3: sign: ment before you spend a dollar for anytype-
. n member or Harmony Lodge, No. 67. ¢ EACH f mi tend rd t idem made p writer. If you are using some other make
' O y S _.a yp ' you will want to see how much more this
ared with
aturally. .
8o. Norwelk. .
i'l‘llellAYi‘erieA-For,_liull Details
' indivduais everywhere are flocking to the Oliver. Just'mail a postal at
. rion.’ It’s a pleasure for us to tell .you'ab'out it. ‘ "
YPEWRITERCO
won
17 CENTS A’ DAY!
with the famous ‘PRINTYPE, that writes
given in a typewriter.
tivc Color Attachment andamatic spacer, 6% oz. touc
nous—visible writing, aut all these other'new4day features.
, . .7. Netwe have. decided to sell it to everyone everywhere on
eerits aidai’yl l‘No’v‘v every user can easily afford to have the wor
like print, included FR'EEif desired. ‘ -. .-. ~ _
ow about this marvel of
employers, and ,
ot‘v'Nlo ' . oblige. -
‘ ‘ .flhi 1‘ .
’9“ aroip'B'RG‘ADW‘NY, V: .
NW‘TORIQNFY.’ .. ‘
‘ l,“ ‘tfij‘fl',
'and-be among‘ the first to kn .
writng. machines. See why typists,
once.
Remember this brand-new Oliver “9”fis the greatest value ever
It has all our previous special p
h--plus..thenOptional Duplex Shift, ”Selecj
inven—
our.famous payment plan—I7 ‘
Ida’s crack visbile- iwriter, .
I .
)1, .‘
Norwalk Chronicler