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cocoa on 1111.11, 69
BANDltvchES. 567’
Tel. 0M 1m; house. 393.
Lane‘s mm. 3 ‘
61 WW -'
Street. William Bum has accepted a no
market.
Mrs. John Rooney, of Plymouth ave- .
one, is ill at her home with an attack
01 grip.
0'" NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Rowland, of
, Elizabeth street. spent yesterday 111'
Stamford.
Reginald Crowel, of ‘Nettrchen. N, J..
has been visiting Mr, and Mrs. Wm.
Hindiey, of 115 Flax Hill Road.
William Keating is taking a few
days' vacation from his duties at the
Vanderhoeg Straw shop.
Miss Dorothy Crosby, of East Nor- . Dennis Lane, who 13 employed in
walk, spent the week- end with Miss niBr-idgeporh spent Sunday at his paren.
Lillian Olmstead of Chestnut St... [a] home on Union avenue
Bethel.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herbert, of South
.\0rw alk are spending a week with rei-
atives on Oak avenue, Glenbrook.
Mrs. William H. Ryan, son, Gelard
and daughter Monica, of Fairlield
avenue, are planning a trip to the Pan- .
Inna-Pacific Exposition in the near fu-,‘
ture, ‘
George G. Crockett, of New York
2‘ city, was in town Saturday, calling on
* his father, Selectman William (1‘.
Crockett. {3
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Stoddinger
have returned from their honeymoon.
' and will reside on McKinley street in
Rowayton.
Deputy United States Marshal (i.
Brainard Smith has served a libel on:
the schoaner, Luella Nivkersou at New 5
London. in an action brought by the
‘1‘. A. Scott company of that city.
There were thirteen sales of real es
me in Norwalk,1ast week, with mort-
gages of $14,250. For the third week1
0! April, 1194, there were eight sales,
‘11 of properly. and mortgages of $15,035. {
-Ba1111er Homemade Bakery,51\lon-
roe street.
A seven and one-half pound son or-
' rived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ely
; Raymond last night. Mother and“
child are doing nicely.
Many people from this town enjoys
M a day yesterday, at the local islands
“The weather was ideal for fishing and ,
summing, many taking advantage of a;
very low tide for round and soft shell
npecles‘of the bivalves.
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illev. Andrew J Plunkett, pastor of
“the Catholic Church of soar-011.com.
has plans out for the building of a
new church for his parishioners. The
master is a native of Stamford, a bro-
ther of James F. Plunkctt, of Putnam
avenue, and is very well known in
Norwalk.
Miss Theresa Hoyt, of Dorian has re
signed her position as soprano soloist
lot the Presbyterian Church in Green.
wish, to take one in a church at South
.Norwalk. . L l
J. W.Secor, of Lake Malhopac, and
1 Thomas J. Murray, of Greenwich, were
given suspended sentence on the
charges of violation of the traffic on'
dinance and the motor vehicle laws}
‘ The two were arrested yesterday! ,
Voluntary p—etitions in bankruptcy Each entered a plea of guilty to the
have been filled in the United States charges-
court by Philip Jacob and Jacob Ah-l
nham, doing business under the name For the convenience 0f uptown own-
or the Oriental grocery in New 1111-, era of dogs. who desire to register
tun, whose iiabilitiese are $1, 265. 25 their pets, Town Clerk Hersert K
and assets 5,502 96, 3,150 the Independ— Smith has openedabranch cities in the
Hunt Trap Rock company of Seymour]; ‘ Town Hall, on Wall street. This will be
which has debts of $18,165.99 and as open all 111111 week Does may also be
sets of $4,579.29. lregistered in te townmlerk's office on
- the second floor of the City Hall on
Stevens & Cameron, 37 West 25il'l'N0l'lh Main street. Next Saturday is
street, New York, submitted the low the last day on which dogs may be reg-
bid for the mason and carpenter; work ‘ istered. After that date a $1.00 fine will
on the fine residence and garage to be“ be imposed together with the regular
erected here for Miss Anne Richard- fee.
ton, in Ridgefleld, The residence will; _.~_.___————~ ‘ _
9632x130 feet, of wood, and the garage: REVOLVER AND MASK FOUND.
4!:70 feet, of stone. Later on plans NEW ORLEANS Apr“ 24 .——--Ahre
will be figured for a large stable boat letter and a mask were found ere
house and alterations to an old house today near lhe spot Where Harry
on the property Lester was arrested last night, after
.-.,._ . the express our of 11 Louisville and
The South INorwalk Club will hold Nashville passenger train was rob-
‘ ‘a billiard night 011' Thursday eveningjbf‘d. and Peter Mnrcey, the baggage-
‘0! this week. Messrs. Lindsey and qumaster. was shot and seriously
mil will give exhibitions in pocketlwounded.
and caroml ' '1rds. The Lyric orches- i The police say they found an
, i m will em: .11 and the club lunchen empty revolver holster 0n Lester, and
. . dini- which the entertainment commit-l that his body was bruised. They say
(in is famous, w1ll be served. Members he admitted having fallen from a
are invited to attend, and bring their train, yesterday, but said the acci-
fiends. There will be a ladies' night dent occurred when he was stealing
on Friday, May 7th. in ride from Mobile to New Orleans.
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' . MAY FIRST.
$0.00, deposit $2.00 per week if $105.00 to $120.00, deposit $3
larger amounts,ifyour tax exceeds $120.00, as will aggregate
sition in N. W. Chamberlain's meat
{all of our Furniture is characterised
Our TaxesRun The City
lainflle Tali Savings Club MAY FIRST“
B‘eginning‘vc the first? 01 May neat this company will operate a Tax Savings Department,
running from May Ist, .1915, to April list, 1916, in which‘department you may 'make
weekly payments in such amount from $1.00 upward as will equal in the aggregate your
yearly tax. If your tax amounts to $35.00 or $40.00, deposit $1.00 per week; it $70.00 or
forty weekly payments, Upon this deposit we will allow you interest; at the rate of two
per cent. (2%) per annum upon your average deposit, and on April 10111, 1916, we will
mail you a check but your 111111 balance; or, if you prefer, you may Send us your tax bill
with an order to pay the same from your deposit, and we will attend to its payment and
return it receipted, together with our check for the balance of your deposit. _
The Club starts May 5th. Deposits may be made during banking hours on any business
flay. We shall be pleased to enroll you as a member of the Club. ‘
mmnmmaflmm ‘ 1'
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, Fertlllzers
Siléép Minute. Superphogphate, Potato Manure, Ground
Bone, Agricultural Lime, Land Plaster, Nitrate Soda, Barn-
yard Manure.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Now is. the time'
to select your
Rerigeralor
“Sumner is drawing near and there is no time like the
present to select your Refrigerator, and he sure to get the
right: kind. The mild weather this winter will make
high so get one of our Refrigerators and cut your ice bill
in half. Our line is exceptionally complete; either white
enamel, porcelain or galvanized lined, low or upright, with
one or three doors, and our prices range from
$4.50 to $22.50. .
Albert F. Gehebe
25 West; Washington St. South Norwalk.
Phone 1069-2. Prompt Delivery.
ice
Ladies Spring
Coats
$5.98 to $15.98
J ACOBYS
YOU WILL ADMIRE
every article you select from our
large stock of artistically designed
a
FURNITURE
as much after you get it in your home
as you do when you see it here. for
by its durable and lasting quality. as
'well as by the artistic and graceful
shaping and good taste in design.
A. .l. Angevined South.
1:14 1:111 wnsnnvemn smear.
A SQUARE DEAL TO ALL
It makes no difference whether
your order calls for o. dollar's worth
or a hundred dollars in Funeral dc-
signs, Wedding bouquets, Out now-
crs, or planted can save you money.
We can quote prices that will defy
our competitors in Funeral designs.
Come and make your own selection
from our Album of Designs. There is
no limit to our ability in making Fu-
ncrnl designs or producing any am-
ount of cut flowers.
South Norwalk Florist
2 80. Main St. So. Norwalk.
‘ Phone 304.
The Ideal
Summer Shoe
Elite
adn
Ralston
TAN RUBBER SOLE
AND HEEL
$1.10 115015.00
Glovers
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WOULD CHANGE SAILORS UNI-
FORMS.
WASHINGTON, April 26.—Flat,
broad collars, neckerchiefs, lanyards
. and balloon trousers which gave the
LOuis Avrick
P. 0. Block 80. Not-walk
Special
. Mens’ pants
$2.50 Value
$1.98
air which rum and tar gave wooden
vessels, would be relegated to the
past by Surgeon J. C. Pryor, of the
Navy.
“None of theSe articles,” says Sur-
geon Pryor, "serves any useful pur.
pose, except occasionally the lanyard.
the lower end serves no good pur-
pose except to convey to the eye the
traditional picture of the sailor. The
weight of the material composing the
several articles appear to be negli-
gible. but in field operationalanding
parties, eta, when each man must
.. desirable to discard every weight or
' 'incumbrance the sole function of
which is appearance."
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OBREGON GIVEN HIS LIBERTY
EL PASO, Ten, April 26.——Francis
co Obregon. aged brother of General
00 per week and m such
your total tax, based on
forces near Ceiaya, 'has been given
his liberty in Chihuahua City, accord-
] at Villa‘ headquarters in snares today
GIOVers .y (
REOUi-LT “Pm-IT!” -‘— L. C.’
Underwood. ,
Smith.
Remington. all other
makes, sold. rented.
. repaired. Rentals, S3
per month. Machines
sold at 35 per month
JAB. DONNELLY.
W South Main Street. South Nov-walk.
v
to: Up—to—date' Service Call
Fred H Gannon.
funeral Director and Elnhllmfl
011100 and Random
Telephone 904.
84 In. Main 3%., Io. Nomlk.
WWW
WASH GOODS
Apron ginghams, 60 Val. Sc
Dress Ginghams, 90. Val, 12%0
Printed Percales 90. Value 12- .
1-2 cents
Crinkled Seersucker.
10c value ................ 150
white Plese Crepe
12140 regular price ...... 19c
MONTH-END SALE
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Specials for To-night
SHAPES .......................... 50¢
$6.00 COATS ........................ $3.95
$12 to $15 SUITS. ..... -. ................. $9, 95
$18. so to $22. 50 COATS ...................... $14 95
SPECIAL WAIST S ......................... 99¢
SPECIAL CHILDREN' S DRESSES . . . ......... $1.25
A Week of Bargains
canmsure
Sample waists 50c, were $1
FLOOR COVERING
Fibre Rugs 9x2, $6.98,
were
, V 810
New samples, 740. Value “‘25 Axminsters, 91112, $17.50 were ‘
1Housedresd: 7411. Value $1. 322 50 '
Sample White Skirts. Oilcloths
39c, 49c, 59c, 690.
Sample Black Skirts.
490, 69c, 890, 980.
, 250. per square yard, were 350
Printed Weponset
35c per square yd. Reg price
50c.
SOUTH NORWALK CONN.
wFill"S‘l‘wil-IREIti‘rblT LiNE TO NEW
YORK.
Freight boat leaves Pier 27 East
River, New York (foot of Catherine
St.) every day except Sunday, MS 11.
m. Freight received at Norwaik up to
5 11. 1n. and- at South Norwalk 11p to
5:30 p. m.
George F.‘ Foote, General ,
THE ANNING J.
PORTATION LINE.
Agent
SMITH TRANS-
Inc.
SUIT——- HAT—“WAIST
SPECIALS
Bresev
119 Washington Street.
old time sailors the same distinctive
The expansion of the trouser leg at .
carry a heavy load at best, it seems I
Obregon, commander‘of the Carranza;
3 ing to an official statement renewed ,
:OMegon mould lustre-k to have
Which Fur You,
"Gas or Coal?
Coal is high; gas is low. Coal
is dirty; gas is clean. A
coal tire is slow;‘ gas
quick. Coal tires are un-
certain; gas is absolutely
reliable.
’ ---The—--
United Electric
Light &Water
Company
[LO- '1’
187036 88.
ATLAS P111111
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urge 1191.151: : ,
Medium . 1011
; ml
Watch this advertisement every day for new items
A. DICKERMAN & SON.
We Give S. & ii. Green Trading Slampcs
‘Want Adv.
1'40 :1 lb. for Rags
By Express Today
Sh 11d, Weeks, Butter, Cod; and highest prices for rub—
! 0M 1
hastily Blip. 1115 “Ilia '
RIDGEPOIUJ m
Pll0NE 446
Classy pumps for well dressed
Women .
of either Mahogany leather or of
black patent leather, With white
ivory leather soles, and the new low
heels Tripletoe silk hosiery
in black, white, and all colors including the new Palm Beach shade. ,’ I
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN.
South N orwalk.
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Agency for Trumbull Cars
Cars for Hire. 1‘
Cars stored. overhauled and re-
paired. WIth my long experience in
the automobile business '1 can guaran-
tee satisfaction. 1 have a few bargains
of used magnetos in perfect conllim
tion. Alsp one light delivery car and
a threequarter ton truck.
We keep a close eye on the
Fruit and Vegetable Markets.
All our patronsrare sure of 011—"
ceptionaly nice goods.
GHIOTTO 81 KUBAN
FREE DELIVER '1'
’S'liillii
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-—Accept all the luck that comes GRAW
your way. but don't depend on its com- ‘2
lug! If you want a job use a Sentinel . ‘ z
’phdlle 349—4
11 Sanford pl
bets, lllct tals and feather beds
viii be paid you if you send
postal or ’phone
Halibut, Lobstcrs, Oysters, Long
and Round Clams, Little Necks.
Cuibiil’s Bridge Market
71 North Main Street
Free Delivery. Phone 108.
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T1111 WM. EFFRON 00.,"
INC.
, Phone‘441.
3 Rowan St." '
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11. Is. LYON
Good“ . Job Printing
Best Paper, Best Work, Best Prices
88 NORTH MAIN STREET
8. NORWALK .PHONE 907 .
’ WE HAVE EFFECTED AN ADVA
j , TAOEOUS PURCHASE
' in high quality Wall Paper, fresh
2 from the mills, wherein you may par-
ticipate. Our stock includes the l
est novelties and designs for every
room in the home. We have priced it
low so that you may decorate every:
room in the house for a smallcost. p
Should your eyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need \
adjusting. feel at liberty to oeu-
The Gotham Co.
10 mas-r at. 111187 unmask;
Norwalk Chronicler