‘ PLAYS.
KIIII’O
- street bridge by street department
workmen. The structure will be open-
ed within a short time,
Street.
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cm NEWS
The Stamford High school team win
come to South Norwalk this afternoon,
to play South Norwalk High
rsnov eoxso , "h
mason canny Complain. rm God Liven. w
mini. WHIRL ‘ Peptonato of iron. '
PEANUT BRITTLI _. :
MIXED cannv . . F. I. m M
CORNUOOPIAS ; ,. .
3:212:22? :- David Mai-um
FRESH BAKE-D soon. i: N“, m an... ”M,“
233.322.9375.? - "my“. °.~,..::
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SANDWICHES.“ a a _ T'I‘ ' '
Laue’s Baker! I: . .:
‘1 WM Gravel has been laid on the Cross
The M. Oppenheim iHat Company 0:
Norwalk, lnc.. was adjudbcated a bank-
rupt in the United States Court in
Hartford. yesterday, on the petition of
creditors.
The case 0! Elizabeth Farrell, or
Danbury, versus baniel Dunlop, of this
city, has been taken from the court
list and continued for some time be-
cause of the illness of ‘Mrs. Dunlap.
Attorney Joseph R. Taylor. oi! this
city, represents the pialntliis.
The Ridgetield base ball club will
play their first game on May 8, when
they will cross bats with Ail-Americ-
ans of Norwalk.
The short calendar session of the
Superior Court which was scheduled to
be held in the County Court house,
Daubury, yesterday, was postponed
until this morning at eleven o'clock.
""""“‘" Among the matters to come before the
Sheriff-Elect Pease has altered the court will be a motion by the utter-
W’sm‘m 0’ deputy sherlir at Reddlug , ney's for Charles D. Parks, receiver or
‘0 George ‘5' Banks. who was deputyé the National Hat Company. for an on
under Sheriff Hawley. It is expected der empowering him to sell the real
” that Mr. Banks wiii accept the ups l and personal property and, book so
reintment. .14..“ counts of the National l-lat Company.
-—TURKEY DINNER.
It Country Club Thursday night.
The Stratiord Trust Company has‘ , ,
applied to the state banking commis-. Dog Walden Thomas F. Walsh, 0!
lien for a certificate of authority tom“s elf): zestenliay; had : sonsulni-
do a banking business. tion a t omm as oner o omes c
The ”mica" I it Phl iii t
flan was heard in the office oi.the,Ammas J9 rey 0' eps, Ir" ° ar '
bank commision at the capitol yester-lmr‘ll' regarding the slowness of dog
day afternoon . ‘reglstration In this city. The commis-
sioner advised active measures on the
‘ ‘ . ,part or Warden Walsh that every dog
~For Furniture, Rugs, Bedding,,m iNorwalk may be registered this
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hug“ Sterling Furniture 0°” 12‘ lyear. One store in Norwalk has- sold
. N“, ‘ 1 .
.. :19 Wiggingioust” South Norwalk. about as thousands muscles, 'besides
one ‘ . flaifl‘ifihlithe sales made by other dealers. This
is giving the warden an idea oi how
The engagement of Charles White, . ‘ “
.many dogs should‘be registered. Dur‘
finglgzgofalzgwgrzwfifig (gfiie‘giing the past ‘week or so many dogs
' ' ' 1hai’e been turn‘ed over td' Warden
32w Kigali; hisasbizgmgwufifg, Walsb‘ because their owners, do not
' . ~ , , care to a the re istratidn. e.“
Julia Marlowe's leading maukbut live D y g . T
years ago left the stage to engage in:
the decorating business in New Yorki
city.
CIVIL SERVICE ENAMINATION.
Y i nlty for Bright Young Men.
"W F““‘"“"’- “8" ’ ‘1““5'1' The u, s. Civil Service Commission
mug“ New“ Furniture (10" 127' ‘ will hold the quarterly examination on
‘29 Washington St" South horwalk. .‘ July 1, 1915, for filling vacancies in the
Phone 105' Ifollowing mechanical trades and non-
icducationai positions as they may oc-
The committee on visitations and‘cur in the engineer department at
discharges of the Connecticut ann‘large, quartermaster corps, UL S. A...
Association met at the state prison or. and other branches of the government
Weathersfleld MOM” and examined service in New London, Conn, and vi-
the prisoners who are to be discharged! cinlty: Carpenter, marine firemen,
b May. There are eleven, 0: Whomimaie, marine oiler, inspector (dredg-
one is insane, one is in the hospital,l lug, etc), inspector (dumping), sur-
having tuberculosis, and there is one veyor. surveyman (who may perform
woman on parole. The remainder are
ithe duties of recorder, transitman,
to be discharged by expiration of sent. levelman, sextant observer. rodman,
__,_,,_____ and the like.)
i Applicants will not be assembled 'for
‘ i
.THE EIGHTH ANNUAL SENIOR i a mental examination, being rated
High Schoor-Assembiy Hall. Thurs-l W110"? 0“ Physical ability. training and
lex erlenc and general fitness.
day and Friday evenings, April 29th! :‘or sppfiication Form 1800 and Form
and 30th. Tickets 25 cents. 11372, pamphlet of information, address
Butler Lodge, No. 97, I. O. Q.~F.. Willi Secretaryi 31‘. of Examiners, U. S. En-
tomorrow night, hold a social enter.,gineer Office, or Local Secretary,l’ost-
‘ talnment and sinoker at their magegoiiice, New Haven. Conn, or District
, m on South Main street. This psi-Secretary, 145 Postoiflce Bldg. Boston,
“to be toi- their members and their. Mass-
niends. The Rev. John 'Stapleton win Application for Inspector. surveyor
' the an interesting talk to the as- and surveyman, should be filed with
amblage on Odd Fellowship and athe secretary, board of examiners, U.
good musical program has been ar— S. engineer office, New London, Conn,
sensed by the committee in charge. and for the Other positions with the
netreshments will be served during district secretary, Boston, Mass, on or
the evening. before June 15, 1915.
The Tax Savings“ Club viii] open tomorrow
If you are: latitude: of the Tax Savings 'Club‘, this ‘company
local or out of town. ‘ , .
The date of your tax; bill becoming due, will make no
“member. ., ,' ,. g. s a "5'4. ii his
ed announcement. , {I 3.]; [£33121
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iGovcrnmont Oflera Another Opportu-
Taxes For-1916 “ May Be Higher
ray-chow be rude Weekly orMonihly
difierence it you are a club
we .
Club ‘ _ * I
i "”3 ”MP“ in 95‘ mum it Mum mm“, a m 5.. the my
yard Manure.
fiertilizers _
Sheep Manure, Superphosphate, roam Halide. gimme j
Bone, Agricultural Lime, Land Plaster, Nitrate lSoilaggBaru-
navuouooaornsiis
norm runs-om
was. ,,
Freight boat leaves Pier 27 East
River, New York (foot of Catherine
St.) everyday except Sunday, at3 p.
5 11. m. and at South "Harwell: up to
5:30 p. to.
George F. Fonts, General Agent
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS-
PORTATION LINE Inc.
The A. .I. Angevine & Son Co.
134-136 WASHINGTON ST.
South Norwalk, Conn. ~
, surr— slip—4mm
Thgpadillac ‘ SPECIALS
Baby Seal
Just what mother has been
waiting for.
B‘resev
1x9 Washington Street.
, uni-height received at Norwalk up to 1
Saves so much work and so
‘m'uch more sanitary [than
nursery chairs. .
Will fit on any toilet.
Price .............. $2.00
Ito more back-breaking
sculiles to be carried up
those cellar stairs ‘
If you buy coal in large quan—
tities you must have room to
store it; if in small quantitieshit
is expensive. When you want to
use it you must carry it from
its storage place to your range,
and of all tasks that is one of the
Patterns now on sale.
Costume 6435
0 Items.
Guimpe 6318
Bodicc 6459
Skirt 6469 ,
in McCall Paper Patterns.
Perfection in Style and Fit
IS GUARANTEED 'BY USING
Fashionable McCall Patterns
The latest styles, Empire and Bolero effects.
sleeves, Full skirts, Tailored and simple plain costumes, suit-
able tor development in Silks, Linens, Serges and the new Cot-
ton i’abrics, are found In widest selection
15c each for these McCall DesIgno—Mako one up yourself—it '
will surely please you.
You will always find the latest and most stylish Fashions
Ask for any design you want. You
can easily make it yourself, look well-dressed and save money.
The Summer McCall Book of Fashions ’
now ON SALEoONLY Be A COPY
When Bought With Any 15c McCall Pattern.
CHAS. J. MINT
most weary.
When you bum wood or coal
you have the heat, dirt and the
trouble of attending to the fire
It you use gas you require no
' room for storage; no back-break
ing scuttlcs to be carried from
the cellar to the kitchen. The
fire in the gas range burns stead-
ily and without attention; it is
always ready, without dirt or
trouble, in large or small quan-
tities.
Flowing
the new McCall
. .- 3.5! “l:
in
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United Electric
Light 81 Water
Company
r!
sEsou wrswriirsse—L 0.
Smith, Underwood,
Remington, all other
makes. sold. rented,
Impaired. Rentals, 38
per month. Machines
. sold at 85 per month.
, JAB. DONNELLY.
H 80th Main Signet. South Nomalk.
.———..
Waist'
sun «it?
Ladies Spring
Coats
$5.98 to $15.98
J ACOBYS
SOUTH NORWALK
CONNECTICUT.
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NORWALK HOSPITAL NOTES.
Peter Nelson, of West Norwalk,
was admitted to the Norwalk hospital
last night.
Joe I-Irdliske, of Fort street, East
Norwalk, was brought in this morn-
lng for treatment. ‘
Albert Burton, oi Rowayton, was
discharged from the institution yes-
terday.
—Boardero watch Sentinel Want
Ads. siren the “mood to more”
ior memberShips. ‘
V
will pay your taxes, either
Milking tain- ."
'7 _ and ., .
_. Rals’iOn
NO DUPLICATES.
Customer—Waiter, this is ihe'ifit
tender steak I've ever had in your
shop. .
Waiter-My goodness! You must
have got the guv.nor's.—'l‘lt-§_lte.
F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing
as soars mam areal-:1
a. noswstx .- :. intone 907
this mini:
. --CATSUP-—
Glovers
_ LarpeBoi. 15c
The Ideal . Medium ’ 10c
Summer , Shoe Davey s ’
. '79" " Phonelib. ‘ ’
Elite. ===
Menst’ pants .
$2.50 Value
‘ ms ~ ’
some...
lib-051m} serum
,.,
a
Special 1
Special for
sample Coats and
min
$20 to $26 Coats & Suits $16.95.
We will place on sale a number of
to $26.00 '.' -- to-morrow $16.95
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Thursday
Suits that sold up
Thurs
day is Bargain
——-—OF OUR—-
Month End Salegf"
Dav
Bargains in Dress Goods.
Bargains in Wash Goods.
Bargains in Shirt Waists. .
Bargains in House Dresses. ‘
Bargains in -Middics,
Bargains in Floor Coverings.
Bargains in Carpet Rugs.
Bargains in Brush Mats.
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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We keep a close eye on the
Fruit and Vegetable Markets.
All our patrons are sure of ex-
ceptionaiy nice goods. I
GHIOTTO 81 KUBAN'
FREE DELIVER ‘1'
—Accept all the luck that comes
your way, but don't depend on its com
ing! It you want a Job use a Sentinel
Want Adv.
r
By Express Today
Shad, W oaks, Butter, Cod,
Halibut, Lobsters, Oysters, Long
and Round Clams, Little Necks.
Cuibill’s Bridge Market
. 11 North Main Street
Free Delivery. Phone 108. ,
Extension
Window
Screens,
All Sizes.
19¢ UP.
SCREEN
DOORS.
, g new: All Sizes,
~ 1 x , 89¢ up.
Albert P; Gebebe
25 WEST WASHINGTON 5T.
Pho’i‘ia 1089-2
Prompt Delivery. south Norwalli‘
‘ ,‘bhomd'yoiirr‘mé“ have Menuhin-g"
you' troubiocdr your glasses need
waiting. deal at liberty“ to con—*4
suit - , “ ‘ , *
A. DICKERMAN and SON
Ladios” Pumps and 0xiords
In the new low heeled models, of
mobagony, gun metal, or patent lea-
ther with rubber or the new white
. ivory leather solesr-Ask to see them.
Try Tripletoe Silk Hosiery
IN BLACK, WHITE, AND THE VERY NEWEST SHADES.
CONNEALLY a" , amount. 3
Sou bh Norwalk‘.
. woman: amount!
omm“ ' ‘
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Phone 446.
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and highest prices for rub~
bcrs, metals and feather beds
will be paid you ii you send
postal or ’phone
THE WM. EFFRON co,
INC. .
Phone 441. 3 Rowan St.
WE HAVE EPrEcrEo
TAGEOUS pusoHASE
in high quality Wall Paper, fresh '
from the mills, wherein you may par- ,
ticipate. Our stock includes the iat~
est novelties and designs for every
room in the home. We have priced it _ ,'
low so that you maysdecorato every ,
room in the house for a small cost.
The Gorham Co.“ "I
10 FIRST 31'. , EAST noawALk
Tel. 452. .
is» comm Service can
" ' Ind H. Gannon. .
"Funeral ‘ Director and Emhalmei ,.
“ Office and Residence ‘ "
5 Telephone 904. ~
lo “field“. So. iterating,
1V2ca lb. fer Rags "
AN ADVAN.‘
Norwalk Chronicler