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“1 cm NEWS
Engineer W. K. Goodhue, of New
Canaan, visited in Norwalk on busi-
ness Tuesday.
J. Jacobs and family, of New York,
arrived in town today, and have taken
possession of their residence in White
Oak Shade.
—Un1brellas, Umbrellas. O'Brien.
1‘
Miss Leonella Hnnlon, of Norwalk,
was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Gil-
bert Stevens, in New Canaan, over the
week-end.
Elmer Barker, of Norwalk, is now
employed on The Mrs. W. E. Bond
estate on Oenoke avenue, New Car
nann.
—WEDNE5DAY McENEELY's
Orchestra .at Armory. Farewell visit
concert. Dancing. New features.
The Austin Garage, of Norwalk,
has sold a Ford touring car to C. A.
Sammie, New Canaan, for the Red
"Star bus service.
Miss lamina 11.11‘ancher and Mrs.
Samuel Velsor, of South Norwallt,
visited with Mrs. George F. Raymond
in New Canaan, recently.
, -"——-'— .
The annual state convention of the
Sisters of Herman will be held in
Westport next Wednesday. Members
from Louise Lodge of this'city will
attend.
-THE SUNDAY NIGHT SUPPER
it the Country Club is popular. i’hone
, your order.
Chief of Police William R. Penning-
(nn has received numerous complaints
about lead quarters. The counterfeit
coins have gained some little circula-
(jun in Norwalk, and the chief warns
‘mlchants to keep a sharp lookout
for the spurious currency.
I Elton Hoyt, son of Charles E. Hoyt,
or the South Norwalk Trust Com-
my, yesterday. spoke «before the
hurth year commercial class of the
Franklin Junior High school on
"Banking Methods.“ This practice is
excellent, both for the speaker and
scholars, and is proving to he a la-
vorite mode of learning one's lessons.
During the past few days Dog Wan
den Thomas F. Walsh has picked up
a number of dogs. They have been
impounded on Highland avenue, and
_ the names of the Owners posted in
the town clerk's omce, in the City
Hall. .The owner’s of these animals
have 72 hours to reclaim their pets.
The fee for getting them back is $3.
Warden Walsh is receiving a number
of letters and calls for him to take
In charge dogs whose owners do not
‘ consider it worth while to pay the
”L.— -..... .15me “Ma—”w
mason-13
m . . Fertilizers
Sheep Manure, Superphoophate, .otato Munro, Ground
Bone, Agricultural Lime, Land Plaster, Nitrate Soda, Barn-
Containing PM God Liven. with
Wdlm
Elmm
mw.1.,....1 1
"unless
U “MINGTON 31'.
Tel. “a. 1m; hon... m.
Insurance
Wu. saloon"? P'l'm'oi'ii‘i
Worknml'o Compensation, Llablll-
ty, Marine and Automobile.
Surety Bonds.
Notarloo Public
Steamship Tlckoto
J. M. Layton 81 ('41., Inc.
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
5 1111mm Ave" 80. ,Norwalk
Magi;
Harold Rundle left today for B08.
ton, Mass, where he will spend the
weekend. :
Police beats of Sergeant J. Harry
Gibson andSergeant Thomas Hunt
change today.
The Wee Burn Golf Club links, at
Noroton, will open today. A game is
scheduled between the Wee Burns
and New Haven.
The Dorlon House ,at Dorlon’s
Point, opens today. John O‘Sullivan,
the proprietor, is in active charge. and
Chef James F. Plunkett will preside
over the kitchen.
—Soft Hats. Soft 'Hats. O'Brien.
Miss Clara Hill will give a short
missionary address before the Nor-
walk M. E. Sunday school tomorrow
noon at 12:10. The firsl Sunday in
each month is observed as Missionv
my Sunday and much interest is
manifested in the occasions.
The members of (‘Ourt Laurel ('lub
t‘omorrow'r will informally open- the
club houseron Pine hodgepBell is-
land. The regular opening will be
on Memorial Day. A large number of
the members are expected at the club
house tomorrow. ‘
Among the passengers sailing to-
day or. the Old Dominion steamer
yard Manure.
RAYMOND
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BROTHERS
l'
The Cadillac
Just what mother has been
" waiting for.
1. The -A.J An'gevine 81 Son Co.
. 134-136 WASHINGTON ST.
. South Norwalk, Conn.
1“;
Baby Seal
a”).
Saves so much work and sof
Will fit on any toilet.
Prit’e $2.00
—=—'_‘
Childrens’ Dresses
Small Children’s Dresses in
pink and blue checked ging-
hams ................ 25¢
White Linou Dresses with
collars, cuffs and belts of con-
trasting material, whitc
waists and blue skirts, with
collars and cuffs to match and
assorted plaids ..... :. . . 50c
_’
‘
Striptd ginghams with white"
pique collars and cuffs $100
l
lBoys Dliver 11111818111111I
500 to $1.00
lufauts’ Long White Dresses.
lace and embroidery trun-
med . .. .. sec to $2.00"
«1—-
infants' and Children’s White
Dresses. daintily trimmed
“with Val. lace and embroid-i
cry soc to $250
New line of Infants' Bonnets
n embroidered lawn, trim-
med with lace and ribbon
"Jefferson," booked for Norfolk, arel
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. James, who pro|
cured their tickets and reservations?
through Messrs. J. M. Layton & Co..‘
lnc., agents of the. steamship line. at
South Norwalk.
If you'don't let Town Clerk Herbert
'R. Smith decorate your dog with the
“Order of the Greek Cross" some
time today, providing you already
haven't done so. you will be fined an
extra dollar.
ed either in the City Hall, on North
Main street. or in the Town Hall, 011
Wall street, upper Norwalk. Both
offices will be open this afternoon.
Norwalkers are receiving an inter— I:
esting little booklet “The Story of the ‘
Census.” The subject matter is very
interesting and covers the work of the
Bureau of the Census of the Depart-
ment of Commerce, from the year
1790, when the first census was taken,
up until 1915. The Bureau of the
Census is the greatest statistical of-
.flcc in the world. it represents the
outgrowth and development of a cen-
tury and a quarter of periodical, and
in recent years continuous, statistical
inquiry on the part of the Federal
Government.
registration fee.
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{ p or out of town, join the club and share its benefits.
Taxes For 1916 May Be Higher
‘ The Tax Savings «Club is open
Payments may be made Weekly or Monthly
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Membership in the Tax Savings Club will furnish you an
easy method to pay your taxes.
The City of Norwalk
'l'ax Payers
should jOlll the TAX SAVINGS CLUB and when the 1916 taxes '
become payable, if requested they will be paid by
Dogs may be rogister- :-
If you are a taxpayer in
. 25c to $1.00 l
7 Children‘ 's—l-lats 1n embroider-
ed lawn, pique, crepe, voile
and dotted swiss . . soc—$1.00
,J. 1. 118110119 J]
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-: The Reed 81 Volk
' Electncal Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL snap
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—60 So. Main 8t" .
. Soddnrwalk. Music Hall Block.
THE PLACE TO BUY COT-
TAGE SUPPLIES AND
. HOUSEFURNISHING‘S.
The Roller 5,1081 25c Store
28-32 8o. Main St. 80. Norwalk.
iteireshetl and Repair-
ROYAL FUR C0.
light ' ‘
.‘ ltiver, New York. (foot of Catherine
, St.) everyday 9:11th Sunday. 1113 p.
_. 111. W W M: Humour lino
Fur Storage
ed al'Snmmer Prices
We insure your furs against
loss or myury.
The cost is trifling—the relief
from worry and care is great.
Your furs must be more than M
campllorcd—tliey must be kept
in a suitably cold temperature.
Our own fursarc stored" in the
same way.
Furs that we store for you rc~
quire cleaning at regular inter-
vals.
“’9 consider this a ' part of
our services and we do it con-
sc1cnt10usly and scientifically.
In fact when we repair or re-
modcl furs during the summer
months we do not charge for
storage '
J seph Daniels, Mar.
151 FAIRFIELD AVE.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
In A
Hurry
In case of Sudden sickness,
when your coal fire is fixed for
the night, could you have boiling’
water in a few minutes? Why
your patient might die before you
could even warm water. If you
were using a gas range, you
could have boiling water in a few
minutes. Isn’t this a conven-
ience? ,
. “ ---The--- -
United Electric
Light 81 Water
Company
FAST rumour LINE TO NEW
VO‘RK.
Freight boat loaves Pier 27 East.
We keep a close eye on the
Fruit and Vegetable Markets.
All our patrons are sure of ex-
ceptionaly nice goods.
GllIOTTO 81 KUBAN
FREE DELIVER I
ATLAS PURE
-CA'lSUP--
Large Bot. 151:
Medium 101:
Davey’s ,
Phone 410
'0 I
F1sh 1 Feb !
Delaware Shad, Blues, Weaks.
Butters, Flats, Cod, Halibut.
Salmon.
All Fresh Caught.
Cuibill’s Bridge Market
711North Main Street
Froo Dollvory. Phono 1m.
:
Ladies Spring
Coats
$5.98 to $15.98
J ACOBYS
-—— Special
Red Oak Coal
$6.50 for cash
Lehigh $6.35 for cash .
The W111. Eiiron (30., h...
3 Rowan St. E.’ Norwalk, Conn.
Special
Mens’ pants
$2. 50 Value
$1. 98
Louis Avrick
P. 10. Block 50. Norwalk
18am and Sure
should be your relief from indi-
gestion, biliousness, or consti-
pation. Known to be reliable
and certain efficacy—are
Beecham at
Pills
_ Mommas...
and famous for their prompt '.
CW...
mama-Io.- loo-Tour.
MAY CLEARANCE SALE
OPENED THlS MORNING
Follow ihe big crowds to Miniz’s May Clearance Sale
for real bargains. Never before have We offered
such bargains.
Be sure and visit the busy store io-nighf.
soles.
DICKERMAN and SON
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
PAGE anal-2!
Phone 446.
Tripletoc Silk Hosiery
lor “omen, is justly popular 111111 dcscriminatiug buyers.
\\ c ha1c them 111 black, white, and all the latest shades.
The New Pumps and Oxfords“
for Women
Include some of the daintiest models 11c lune c1er shoun.
\Vc l1a1c them in gun 111ctal,111.1hogany or patent lcathcr.
\\ 1111 the new low heels and the new white 11ory leather
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN.
South N orwalk
The A. J. Collins Co.
Fuheral Directors and Embalmers
’ Complete House l‘nrnishers
12-18 No. Main Si. Telephone 747- So. Norwalk, Conn.
Sanitary Refrigerators
A Modern Home Necessity
Whether you
:1 new one.
than your Refrigerator.
‘ Our line of Refrigerators are sanitary, insure perfect
circulation of cold, dry air, and the whole interior can
easily be kept sweet, clean and sanitary.
Prices range from $4. 95 to $35.00
enjoying the old home or are to build
No feature demands more careful consideration
A. J. Collins Company
W
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We Hav
e la 1" Roofin 1
for Roofs that are Flagt
-—a permanent roofing that will not rust. on tin does, or
crack and leak as tar roofs do. For the roof of your store,
porch or other flat surfaces we recommend fire-resisting,
rot-proof, leak- proof and permanently satisfactory
1
l
’ 11' o unequalled? too. Mrhfor peaked
roofs. and will look well land wear
well on your home, barn and other
build incl.
We have sold mony‘rrolls' of
without ever a com-
i' or customers tell 1.1% that
\i ”III-0m given perfect satisfac-
' tion wherever‘ 11' 11
1110111111111an . nuine. with tho “Ru-behold 7’
runny ”M4
The Hatch GBailey Company
plaint.
inconc-
NEI- wean longer than
cheaper too go because 1t is made
of better materials. It containano
paper or wood fibre to not, nor tar
or asphalt to crack or molt.
Comeinandletuo note you‘.
r'ce “on Colored
51.11:“ (it-.101.“ TiloRed
on dCopporG teen. e have the
”(shown above)on only roll. .
Norwalk Chronicler