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UNDERTAKER
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Sheep Ms‘bure, Superphoslfliatef‘l’otato Manure, Ground
Bone, Agricultural Lime, Land Plaster, Nitrate Soda, Barn-
yard Manure.
Fertilizers
it you are seeking
RAYMOND BROTHERS
FRESH BAKED GOOD.
CUP OF COFFE, TIA
COCOA OR MILK. 60
SANDWICHES. I:
new see news consume
:7 wasmuerou sr.
Tel. slice. teen: house. 693.
mum-eu- 3 ‘1
we last Armory Dance
‘ Of the Season, Under the Auepices
. of
6th C0,, C. A. C., and the
AMERICAN BAND
State Armory, Norwalk.
Wednesday Evening, May lath
Concert from B to 9. Continuous
Dancing Thereafter. Music
dry Full Band.
Tickets ........ 35¢ a person
e
3 g'he Corona Company, of Milford,
_ ill filed a certificate of organisation
in the other: of the state secretary.
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Mr. and Mrs. George boomis have
moved from Spring Hill avenue to
. ' William Lynch, of Center avenue, Soundview Court.
has taken a position with the Union
Intallic Cartridge factory in Bridge-
9°“-
—Straws, Flexible brims. O'Btien’s.
The last of the series of Old Fash-
ioned dances will be given in Red Men
hall this evening.
~—Walkover shoes, the only place to
i ‘ n 'th . . ‘ .
Miss Lyons, of South,Norwallt.l "’ em M “‘9‘“ 3‘ 5°“
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visited with friends in Stamford, Wed- Nell MdNally, driver for DeKlyn s
mgaysfvfnjgnigfi “”9“de the ball 1 ibakery, has 'been suffering for the past
. e a e r 3 “pink” eye.
tweak, with a troublesome
A number of the residents of Aiken
street are laying sidewalks in front of
3thelr homes. The improvement to the
property in that section will be mark-
?" 3 ed when the work is completed.-
Michael Brier and a party of Stam- E
lord friends attended the McEnelly
“ ball in South Norwalk Wednesday
1., night. They motored there.
3_ L—EVERYBO‘DY'S GOIN'. WHERE? _
3, .fi’hy, to Roodner's Hall. Friday. Moose
iliu‘iary Ball. Admission 25c. "When ’0“ "“y "0'“ 5°39“ Y0“
.- ~ inever get stung.
An eight and one-half pound daugh-
ter was born on May 5. 1915, to Mr. :
and Mrs. William 11. Benton. Jr.,15'l 13‘3“ :‘egmldfi'; “V2310“ ‘30 “:1":
‘N‘Chadwick avenue, Newark, N. J., for- ' s cm ra “Y a ”55 m as
meriy of South Norwalk gville, under the auspices of Burpee
iPost, G. A. R., of that city.
Norwalk residents interested havet The Kelsey Wan important
been notified that the annual meeting! meeting in the club rooms last might
or the Connecticut Forestry Associa s” new application. to! membership
6°“ “'1" be held next Saturday, to jwere voted in. Business relative to
morrow, at the farm of Harris Whitte~ line dance came up and other matters
more, in Middlebury. There will be of interest were disposed of
a business session. beginning at half- ‘
past eleven in the forenoon, at which
Err-Congressman Augustine Lonergau
l
Storage
4,800 Square 1 Feet.
at reasonable terms inquire of
Norwalk Steamboat
storage room
who
lulu-n.
manner
combine
The A. J. Aug evine 81 Son Co.
lime lreatnieiit
In the May as. 1011. issue of the
Journal of the American Medical An-
noclntiou nppenred this stale-en!
concerning «loin-s (line) medica-
tion win the indolent o! pulled-Ir!
tuberculosis (consumption):
“Under the systematic, continned
nnd peril-tent recline of cnlolnn
llnuon. Vnn (file-on in log.
nnnher of his unite-tn improve. Il-
derco nn exudation or partial eon-
lolidntlon ln th‘lnng. which then re- I
solving would
to the wnlllu on And closin- ol the
lined in
mm of eve-tn. the nnntn- clean
:9 of tubercle bacilli. which Innlly
speak no positively about a remedial
agent, yet Allis testimony coincides
w th that from many censumptives
have
Since calcium is s constituent 01
this remod
[oats and a lied t
affections. its healing
some measure be our buted to the
n which this element is so
with other in
to be easily asslmllnted
age person and it does not irritate
the stoma h.
drugs. so it is safe to try.
drugglst is out of it. ask him to
secured
trough the use of Eckman‘e Alter-e.~
for
Baby Seat
Just what mother has been
pays, he tried to buy
and it didn’t have
Sadie lights with Junk man, who
said he worked for Eflron,
when she asked him for 11/2c per
lb. for rags, the. same‘ that Enron
Sadie then looked at the wagon
but
them for less.
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134-136 WASHINGTON ST.
South Norwalk, Conn.
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R 81 G Corsets
tn Tuberculosis
cuf river
your to contribute I
hand with till ’
afigfi'fi.fi‘.flfl‘$fi.mtt , , CUTBILL’S. BRIDGE 4
Ethicsl'medtcnl journals seldom ; , MARKET
like results Free Delivery,
gulmonary tuberou-
ront and bronchial
waiting for. V THE WM. IzFF RON 3C0"
S es so much work and so I" ‘
av sign, so she drove him from the
much more sanitary than 3 place 3333“
E n or chairs "‘
, urs y r Phone 441. 3 Rowan St.
Will fit on any toilet. ,
Price ..........33.f.;,.. $2.00 HH
We are ' the
only market
Norwalk
Getting shad direct
from "the Connecti-
All kinds oi fi'esli, salt,
smoked and canned fish
71 North Main St.
Saturday Specials.
East Norwalk Cash Grocery
Telephone743-3 Free Deliver v
Unecda fcuits 3'pkgs. .......................... 10¢
National Biscuit 3.’Co 5 Pkg. Goods, 3 for .......... 25¢
Delifi‘ous Creamery Butter, 3 lb. ...................
Process Butter, in prints .......................... 28¢
Granulated Sugar, 4 lbs. .. ........................ 25¢
Strictly Iresh Eggs, a dozen ..................... 26¢
Pure Leaf Lard, 3 1b. ........................... 12¢
Swifts Jewel Shortening, 3 lb, ..................... 10¢
Fancy Potatoes, 14 lbs. .......................... 16¢
Soda Crackers, 2 lbs. ............................. 15¢
Milk Crackers. 3 lbs. ........................... 25¢
Vt ashington Corn Crisps. 10c pkg: .................. 8¢
Best Family Flour, a bag ............. . ........ $12 00
Fancy Large Pincapples, 2 for ....... . ............. 25¢
Magnolia or Clover Milk, a can ....................
Eris Naptha, Ozone and Borax Soaps cut to ....... 4¢
Fancy Tomatoes, Corn and Peas, a can ............. 8¢
Graham Flour, 3 bag ............................. 15¢
White Rose Jelly Powder, 2 pkgs. . ...... . ......... 15¢
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
Phone 108.
war may in
Minute u
y the aver-
l Lawn . Mowers
sincere will be chosen. The afternoon l
till he devoted to‘inspectlon oi the '
(arm,
”a“ 3
~—Auto Goggles. Auto Cloclts, sold
and repaired at Brand's Washington
street.
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Gmernor Mnicus H Holcomb ap«
proved the bill of Cattle Commission- 3
erJeffnry O. Phelps, Jr. for $1, 793.03 1tor of the Norwalk Hotel, left this
" used in the eradicatiofl of the foot
7 and mouth disease in New London
county. He also approved the bill of
the commissioner for $128.25 for ve-
terinarians’ services during April, as
well as the hill'of Dr. John F. Dowl-
., ing for $10 for the examination of
, = prisoners confined in the Hartford
3 county jail.
.nlr ‘ fl
. F. S. Grant and F. F. Huntington,
"g1 of the Adams Express office on West
..33 Washington street, attended a meet’
.2 log in New Haven. Wednesday, of a.
number of the ugents oi the express
compam in Connecticut. W. H. To-
nis, of Philadelphia, chief industrial
agent of the Order and Food Products
Bureau of the Adams Express Com-
pany made an interesting address
.' The agents discussed recommenda
tions tending to increase the scope of
the business and general practicable
means to improve the service.
.-HAL13=‘ PRICE SALE.
3 or flats tomorrow at Kriegers between
7' ' “ the hours of 10 a. m. and 1 p. m.
i ~1Straws. $1.50 to $3. O'Brien’s,
‘
3ple. Frank P. Furlong. cashier ot‘ the
;i3iartford National Bank,
”food at one of the houses, told the
'Judge John H. Perry of Southport
has been elected tpresldent of the
Metabetchouan club of Canada, Which
is made «up largely of Connecticut peo-
has been
chosen one of the board of stewards.
(‘olonel George 1). Russell, piopile
morning {01 Springfield, Mass.. where
he will attend the Hotel Men's an-
nual convention. ngill return, home
tomorrow evening. Mrs. Russell no
rompunicd her husband.
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1 -—For Furniture.
129 Washington St..
Ranges. Sterling Furniture 00:,
Phone 105.
Rugs, Bedding,
South Norwalk.
1%
The Kelsey IClub will hold its annual
Spring dance in the Town Assembly
hall nex-t Thursday evening. Speldel‘s
guged for the occasion. Last year’s
event drew a large crowd' and this
year the committee anticipates a sub-
stantial increase in «attendance.
Daniel Dempsey, of nowhere-in’par-
ticular, was arrested yesterday after-
noon by Officer Frank S. Strattou,
charged with intoxication. Officer
Stratton, this morning, also arrested
James Sullivan, of this city, who,
company with a brother hobo, was
annoying and insulting Seaview ave-
nue residents. Sullivan. when refused
occupant he “wished your housgburn-
_ ed down ” Both men will be tried
t'i‘arS’ayilitls,, Club .
Open Til-DAY.
Peyweeklyor monthly.
n. can. in!» am: if
line. antagonism. ,'
9 All. to 3 l" M.
~Ioutlayliveuhiaofl to8 .
RESNIIIIIIRWIII
lissy way to payiaxesé . ‘
‘ Will preside. IBy an accident in the
7—911. sudbosd‘eyiate.
this afternoon before Judge John
Keogh.
—M00$E MILITARY BALL.
'R’oodner's Hall, Friday. Good time.
The annual court of the Connaeth
held at the Hartford Club next Week
Tuesday. Hon. “Sam" McCall of Mes-
sachusetts is to be the speaker at the
dinner and Hon. Charles 'F. Brooker
printing. the dinner tickets all read
that .dinner will he on "Wednesday.-
day is wrong. It is feared that some
manners ln's-y' follow—tild‘Weduesdny"
it! their tickets rather than the ‘W
we
--FOI 8 «om MORROW
trashed hate. Don't tell mugged-
orchestra, of Bridgeport, has been e11-~
in'
cut Society of Colonial Wars is to be .
my 11.‘" The date is right but the ,
Mioemtoipmnaew'
‘mmumdwmwnamoi
order. or sent! direct
Eek-n- Labor-turn Phflldolnhin.
Sold by the Clifiord Pharmacy no“
the Stillson PoWeii Corporation.
f3-
HELD FOR SHOOTING COMPANION!
TORRINGTN, Conn, May 8.-Peter3
York and Mrs. Sugersk, who were un-3
der detention at the local police eta-5
lion pending an investigation of the
shooting Sunday of Andrew Smolin,
were released on bonds last night by!
Coroner S. A. Herman. The woman's:
bond was fixed at 81.500 and the man's?
Eckmang Altamuvg contain. no \\' III(I0\V SCI'CCIIS, Screen DOOI'S,
opium. narcotics or hnblt- «fir-5:131}, R. 8:. G. 193.15 in from :Scrccn Door Wire, Watering
laced models as well as in MPG“. Garden Tools, Rubber
the back laced styles. -
They are not extreme but
are designed for comfort as
well as style. The features
are a front shield ventilated
back. elastic hip gorcs and
elastic bands in the back.
Style G 152.
.I. l. M'alldle
bond at $500 Smolln is in a critical!
condition in the «Litchfield county hos-
pital in Winsted.
ed that Smoliu accidentally shot him-.
self. but information received Tuesday!
by the police led to an investigation.
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Slater: G
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In black or tau leather.
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—Come in 3and-—_
GetOur Pamphlet on Cultivators
,. and See our Line '
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Albert Hit/[organ
Successor to Chas. E. Dow.
South Norwalk. Washington Street.
Hose, Oil Stoves, Refrigerators,
Curtain Stretchers Etc.
Albert F. Gehebe
35 WEST WASHINGTON 8T.
. Phone 10692.
Prompt Delivery. south Norwalk
1, l‘ur Storage
illeli‘eshed and Repair-
it “as first report-{See
*Ilmbrellas. Mourning Builds. O'Brien‘
a
Beats: the Photogapher
4 South Main Street.
i About a Picture of Your House
or Family Group.
Morrill’s
._.,.
Oxfords
The most satisfactory men '5 shoe selling for $5. oo. 3
Rubber or leather soles.
TRIPLETOE HOSIERY for the Whole Family.
In silk, It." Is and high grade cotton. All celbrs
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
South NorWalk.
.
WEEK-END SUPPLIES
. ~ '° “For Sahirthy hosiery Cone To list
ed at Sumner Prices
We insure your furs against
loss or injury.
The cost is trifling-the relief
'from worry and care is great.
Your furs must be more than
camphorcd—dhcy must be kept
in a su1tably cold temperature.
same way
Furs that we. store for you re—
l We consider this a part
our services and we do it con—
scientiously and scientifically.
‘ In fact when we repair or re—
modcl furs during the summer
months we do not charge
[storage
ROYAL FUR C0.
Joseph Baniels, Mgr.
2J2 FAIRFIELD AVE,
animators. CONN
_ 33.3
“alanine stoves. ,
2 Button Cosmetic. 25ete,‘50ete.
Long Chamelee ..........50ete.
3 “Hum em: m
'leee-eee.seeee1semm‘mm
V
H038|ERY.~ . amateurs. osmous‘i‘nniou.
“Buster Brown"..........25ete. Ladlee'ehlrt Wnlete at $1,011 Mre. P, F. Cunee will show
(Guaranteedi) ' an". it you'- secrete of Aubrey Sistere'
"Cadet Hose :.............25cte. “A“ e' BIIRNIV lots 3_ . Preparations,
(For Boys and Girls.) ' - ‘ , _ HelrSwItehee, 50m to $5.00
monochromatic“ fillets, e1 ‘ . 31-00 t9 35-00 Plsln and Fancy Ribbon
T’Lediee’ Housebreeeee.
'* Children's m
~ . end emit
Corlbt Ce“ rte. Night
Renee and flowers. '
Note. 251:“ to 59c“.
Latest Styles in Neck Wear.
,, _ 25m to 31.00 4
' i sett- and Girdlee.
Our own furs are stored in the
quire cleaning at regular intcr- ‘
- vals.
of ‘ '
for '
II‘ Twin Beds, in many new and beautiful designs. At many
‘I
CLEARING REDUCTION SALE
of Women’s and Misscs’ Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts and
Millinery. Every garment reduced to One- half its former 3
price. .
Vt'omen’s and Misses’ Suits from . $7.98 up
\Vomcn’s and Misses' Coats from ........ .. ..... 53-98 up
\V omen’s and Misses’ Dresses from . . ........ . . . . $3.75 up
Women s and Misscs' Hats from ............ .. . . .59c up
Clocks '85.
’ ‘Millineryw
SOUTH NORWALK.
THE PARI
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
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BRASS AND ENAMELLED IRON BEDS
We have a most attractive line of Single, Double and
reasonable prices.
All K.nds of Woven Springs and Mattresses.
RAYMOND & soN
THE LONG ESTABLISHED AND.REL|ABLE FIRM
48 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
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spsiue .sun's 3 Special '
$10412.50—$13.50
1.. mm Mens’ pants
$2.50 Value
$1.98
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CLOTHIER, FURNISHER
AND FOOTWEAR.
Theatre Building, 26 N. Meln 8t.
P. 0. Block So. Norwa!
. Insurance
workmen'e compensation, Llablll;
ty, Marine and Automohlle.
Surety Bonds. - ..~r
Notaries Public 3
Steamship Tickets
J. M. Layton &l'o., Inc.
READ ESTATE INSURANCE
5 Bnilfoad Ave, _ So. Norwelk
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“MAKE IIAS’I'II rSIJIWI. .”
Let me’advise you what is best to
your Eyes; as‘ consultinghptoine
trlst and Opticianl am at your as
vice. K 3
DON'T hurry in selecting som
style of glasses not becoming to you"
for the Price of an iii-titted pair 1)
glasses is often higher than our
. . ' A -~ ,. , modern, 3up-toidate, much admire
‘ i ”'3'. V , ’ V,
Take Time,‘eo consult me.
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THE PLACE TO BUY CDT—
TAGS SUPPLIES AND
fiOUSEFURNiSHINGE
WILLIAM J. Moons
Eyes examined. All work done in‘
my modem shop. .
”0an end Optician,
W lime '
“plifltoflfl. '3‘" ;
Norwalk Chronicler