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hst Armory Dance
W Of the Season, Under the Auapices
of
6th CO., C. A, C.,
and the
AMERICAN BAND
State Armory, Norwalk.
Wednesday Evening, May nth
Concert from 8 to 9. Continuum
Dancing Thereafter.
’ by Full Band.
Tickets ..... . .. 35c a person
Music
Miss Mae E. Williams, of Putnam
m
Master Walton Howe. of Taylor ave-
nue, is sick with the grip.
The books of the third district are
1 being audited today by Auditor John J.
Cuneo, of Washington street.
avenue, spent the weekend with
friends in Bridgeport.
fHarbor Master Hiram Sherron has
appointed Herbert E. Lockwood. cap-
am of the tug “Addie V 2nd," reputy
1 Either master.
Miss Florence McMahon, of 12 Hill-
side street. has been entertaiuipg Miss
wBanner Homemade Bakery, 5 Mom,
' Charlotte Goering, of New York.
roe street.
Misses Fannie and Kittie Clark, ot1 Mrs. Alonzo w, Smith and Mrs
"* Norwalk, Spent the week-end with 11111oge11e Byxbee spent the weekend
Mrs. Laura Clark, Farview avenue, let the Hotel Green in Danbury.
'Danbury.
o
In Norwalk, lastll week, there were
The name of J. J. Battersby, the loleven sales of real estate ,and mort-
English hat manufacturer, recently a 1guges of $13,464. For the first week
visitor in this city. appears in the list of May", 1914, there were eight trans-
at Lusitania survivors. tors of property, and mortgages of
$45,776.
” Bishop John J. Nilan, of the Hart—
' lord diocese, was a visitor over Sat-
urday with Rev. R. J. Carroll, pastor
of St. Joseph's Churcl1,"on South Main
street. Bishop Nilan was on his way
'8!) Stamford, where he confirmed a
large class yesterday. The bishop
omciated at the 7:30' o'clock mass.
yesterday morning.
Mrs. Helen Leatherland and daugh-
ter Elsie, of South Main street, yes-
terday visited Danbnry. Mrs. Lea-
therland returned to her home in this
city this morning, but Miss Leather
land will remain with relatives in
Danbury for an indefinite'perlod.
1 The property of St.
Several Norwalkers are planning to 1Church in Clitr street. 15 being in.
go ‘0 Bridgeport “9’“ TthdaY ‘0 iproved. and will shortly present aiine
witness the pocket billiard matches lapmrnnca A stone retaining “1.1115,
its the afternoon and evening at the )heing built. and the grounds grade
Bridgeport Club between “Chic" Sea- and cleaned up. Grass seed will be
back. the Syrian “Kid." and William iptanted, and it is planned to make the
Ayrault. Both men have many |place much more atttaciive.
friends here. Mr. Sesback in the, .._..__._.
champion oft the New England states.1 Harry Mertz. of Stamfordi’ and well
‘ He will give an exhibition of fancy 1known by the local baseball fans, to
shots after each game. 1ceived space in the New York papers'
gsporting pages today. Yesterday he
pitched a no-run, uo-hit game against
'the 'Highwood A. C., of New Haven.
He shut out Ridgefleld here last year
with a scratch hit when that team
played against the Kclseys.
L’sdislaus’
-—To increase the building (and for
1‘, 1 Community Hall in East Norwalk.
a nifty interesting programme has 'been
Irranged for Wednesday evening at
times Parish‘hall. Those who attend
will see two spicy plays, and hear a —-—-—-
llne orchestra. The social meeting‘of Court Laurel,
————-——~— I, *Daughters of Castlle, will be held on
, Governor Marcus H- H0100“) has 'chnesday evening of this week in
o reappointed Michael Crotty. 01' Rock- 1 the court's quarters, on West Wash-
ville; John (3- Holey, 0" Naugatuck, f ington street. The downtown mem-
and Fred W. Neumann. 01' New Ha— 1bers will entertain visitors from Court
yen. to serve for a term of two years 1Cecue, Daughters of Castile, at cards,
'itrom July 1 1915 and has signed !and a most enjoyable time is sched-
«heir commissions as state barber in ulcd All members are urged to be
‘, spectors. The inspectors Le well- lpregem,
" , known among the barbers 1 orwalk
’ _ and often visit in this city for 111121
'; purpose of examining would-be ~bnr-
hers.
Playing ball on West Cedar street
has so incensed residents in that v1-
cinlty that they have reported the mat-
]ter to the police and ask that immedl~
ate action be taken. The names of
United Fit-11191:." of North America, is the players have been turned over to
presiding today at the meeting being the prosecuting attorney, and arrests
held in New York City by the United are certain to follow unless the play-
Hatters of North America. The in- Lers stop breaking that city ordinance
.‘ .terestinp, matter of deviding on some which forbids playing baseball in the
manner whereby to settle the D. E streets of Norwalk. '
Loewe Company judgment will prob-3 ,
ably be considered. John W. Smith James H. Brooks, of 199 Seeley
and Joseph Tammany represent the ,street, midgeport, who is announced
. Hat Makets’ and Hat Finishers’ As- as one of the survivors of the ill-
sociations in this city 'fated Lusitania, was formerly a mem'
‘ . ‘ ber of the firm of Hani’md & Brooks.
lautomobile dealers in South Norwnlk.
‘M.r Brooks was also employed for
;several years as ch'aufleur for Alden
Salmons, president of the South Nor-
) walk Savings Bank. He is at present
' employed as salesman and manager
_ of the American Chain and Tire Com-
. pany, in Bridgeport.
John W. Sculley, mesident of the
rats-1m Club, .
0an 101111.
Easy way 1111mm!
Pay weekly or loam. , f
You can loin at all!
time (1m banki‘nl
hours-
':‘t-; "r 'L .. - :.;'.<.
Lillian Shenyood Newkirk has re-
turned from New York, where. last Fri-
day evening, with 111151111 Ware, the
. composer. she was guest of honor at
a. reception and musicale. Mrs. New-
kirk’s sister, Alice Sherwood- Truin,
well remembered here for her beauti-
' tul cents-alto voice. sang songs 0: Miss
Ware. and also songs of Fay Foster,
accompanied in each case. by the com-
, poser. Mrs. Nowklrk has announced
that hereafter. she will give her an:
noel pupil! recital in the tall, her next
concert 111111111 at Chicken-ins Hall. New,
1 York. inmost-nun. '
«to: man. M WM
. 129 Wuhtnm tit. float): hermit.
9 LMb3RM
ammonium 1.11
yard Manure.
RAYMOND
Fort IIZCI‘S,
Sheep We, Superphosphate, Potato Mame. Ground
Bone. Agricola“! Lime. Landpumg, NitmeSodssm.
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BROTIIERS
SOUTH NORWALK.
WHITE GOODS WEEK
May 10th to May tsfii.
WHITE FABRIC?—LARGE VARIETY
SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR
Including
GRADUATION GOWNS.
A. DICKERMAN 8. SON
1
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PHONE 446,
toward other states to: its out 111
month
South Norwalk.
There is N0 TIMI: like the PRESENT to Prepare
For the FUTURE.
Merrill Business College
Stamford.
Port Chester.
U
Formerly known as Bridgeport
Telephone 4785.
Slater é
CONNEALLY
Oxfords
The most satisfactory, men’s shoe selling for $5.00.
In black or tan leather. Rubber or leather soles.
TRIPLETOE HOSIE RY for the Whole Family.
In silk, little and high grade cotton. All colors.
South NorWalk.
ll. Lynne Steam Dyeing & Cleaning (Io.
...--- BRIDGEPORT m.
Steam Dyolnp 1 Cleaning Co.
Silk Drama. Gloves. Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned.
H. LYNGE. Prop.
293 State St. Bridgeport
Morrill’s
& BRACRI'N.
Fifty
The A. J. Angevine & Son Co.
134-136 WASHINGTON ST. .
South Norwalk, Conn. '
Gents
NEW YORK SUFFRAGIS'IS
ELATED.
Learn That Congressional Union find
National Woman Suffrage Asso-
ciation Will Not Be Too Active.
NEW YORK. May 5.-—Woman Sui.
tragists of this state who are lighting
for a favorable vote on the amend-
ment granting the franchise to wo-
men in the state election next fall
were eluted today by, Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Catt’s announcement that
the Congressional Union for Woman
Suffrage and the National American
Woman Suttrage Association will not
interfere in the campaign in this
tutlon.
in an appeal to the officers of those
two organizations, Mrs. Catt asserted
that advocacy of the passage of the
Federal amendment here might betog
the issue and work for the defeat of
the proposed amendment to the state
constitution. .
Mrs. Catt. who is chairman of the
We 8th 01111111111111: 0 kid.
appealed to the leaders of the Com,
motion“ 1111391! to Mt its out"!
11. *“
We. Sterling mil-slim co,‘ lamp:
101
state by propaganda in advocacy or.
an amendment to the Federal Constl.‘
lonelymwlmm lit/911' “i
All
We keep a close eye‘ on the
Fruit and Vegetable OMarkets.
All our patrons are sure of ex-
ccptionaly nice goods.
GHIOTTO 8t KUBAN
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sional Union, has given Mrs. Catt as-
surances that the Union will not in-
vade New York with ’ active cam-
paign Work until I November. This
promise apparently applies to other
states, for Miss, Paul wrote: "While
we are organizing ‘in several states
we have plannednot to begin the or-
ganization in several states where
campaigns are now pending until the
close of those campaigns. so that we
may not in any way interfere 111111"
them." ‘ ‘
A delegation 0! Woman sunrsgists
left this city, today to attend the
hearing belore the outrage cunnili-
hon at Albhnyo and: shown: and
Moth“ the loom unlike Inimit-
11119 c! the state constitutional conten- ,
Antiofimaglats agree. :it is 11111111»
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The List of “Extra Specials.” Every item a real money saver. Also
H. Sump offerings—and remember—that nowhere else can Good
.. . ANDREW D
go WASHINGTON STREET
Phone 410.
Finest Fresh
Creamery
Butler
35cm.
”W”...—
Bordens Evaporated Milk
AVEY
SOUTH NORWALK.
Prompt Delivery.
THIS SALE FROM MAY Ioth TILL CLOSING, SATURDAY, MAY 15th.
Regular 10c
Tall can
pass Seven
READ CAREFULLY
note the special S. and
Groceries be bought
Pure
Condensed
Milk
3 tor 25c
\
‘ Toilet Paper mue'np Matches Atlas Corn Starch ms. 11....
figfiafigsfius . Regular 5C box Regular 10c pkg.
Cut to 3 for 10¢ Cut to 3 for 10¢
Cut to 3 for 25¢ l 3 jars for 25¢
.76 11 ‘-
Jams
All Flavors
Cut to
SWIFTS Pure Leaf LARDT “J
lbs. FOR" 25C
Extra Large Florida Sunkist Oranges Atlas Pickles
Grape Fruit Special at
mixed, plain 15c vain
All kinds. Sweet, sour,
Fresh from the Oven
Peanut ,Wafers
10¢ ll).
C
20 8.8:“. Stamps Free
Money.an1l skill
cannot produce a
better cofl’ce.
5 S.&H‘, Stamps Free 160 S.&H. Stamps Frcc
Equals any 25c coffee.
11
Equals any 80c 'l'ca.
Cut to 3 for 10¢ 25¢ D02» Cut to 10¢ bottle Ginger Snaps 7¢ lh.
Re 1.1] r
Atlas Brand JELLY POW DE ”ii. 4 110.1 250
Peerless Coffee Golden Santos tattoo 0,
Fresh from theRoaster Fresh Roasted Peefless Teas Clzovfeghfiiildm Teas
0¢ 1b. 20¢ lb, All kinds 50¢ ll).
30¢ ll).
10 5.8111. Stamps llrce
l" r0111 11
Strictly Fresh EGGS
Farms.
ear—by
Cut to
25002.
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D to .an ampsw1 ea 0 e olowmg.
New-Pack 1 hot. Cider 1 can Cocoa 10C 1 pkg. I-‘arina .. IOC Cal, Peaches
fsxagee; Vinegar me I can I’cppcr . 10C 1 pkg. Yellow Jersey Pears
S 1 hot. l’tcklcs Ice 1 1.111 Dutch Meal ....... . me New S 'n h
1:583" C0” 1 1.01, Salad ()il 10c Cleanser IOC 1 pkg. White Pl ac
““3 Beads 1 hot. Ammonia 10C I can Shinols . 10c Meal ...... . Ioc N°w Beets
,3,- value 1 hot. liluiug .. too i can; in 1 I pkg llomiuy 10c 18c value
‘ 1 hot. Wash. l’oltsh ...... lot: 1 1kg Corn
Cut to Fluid ....... Inc I can Potash .. 10c Starch ..... . too 126 can
1 hot. Jaye-lie I can Karo . . too 1 pkg, Tapioca xo'c
3 fOl'zsc Water too I can Skat . . too I pkg, Atlas
1 hot. Vanilla . 15c 1 hot. Lemon .. 15: Oats ........ Ioc ..
Golden Rod SARDINE ““3“" 111, ~ "
. , ,. PURE 01L Cut to can
t if -
We are . the
only market
111 Norwalk
Getting shad direct
from the Connecti-
cul river
All kinds oi lresh. salt.
smoked and cannedilih
' CUTBILL’S BRIDGE
price.
Womens and Misscs’ Suits from
Women s and \Iisses’ Coats from
v
v
I
9
\Vomcn
Women s and Misses Hats from
We have a most attractive li
reasonable prices.
All Kinds of Woven Springs
THE PARI
BRASS AND ENAMELLED IRON BEDS
Twin Beds, in many new and beautiful designs.
CLEARING REDUCTION SALE
of Women’s and Misscs' Suits, Coats Dresses Skirts and
Millmcry. Every garment reduced to Onc- half its former
$7. 98 up
$3 98 up
..... .0
........ Oil-II
sandMiSses’ Dresses from $3.575c up
............. colon
Cloaks 8'5
Millinery
SO TH NORWALK.
ne of Single, Double and
At very
and Mattresses.
MARKET ‘
, 71 North Main St. _
Free Delivery. Phone 108.
1
RAYMOND & SON
,, THE LONG ssrssusssn A1115 RELIABLE rum
1% 43 MAIN smear. NORWALK.
runes“. olaecross.
“\....“\‘\““ “ -\“‘
y- - 'I'r-/' ‘1- -1-
Fur Storage
ReireShed and Repair-
ed at Summer Prices
spams surrs
510—4125041350
L. FEINSOD
cWa
‘AND FOOTWEAR.
Theatrd Building. an N. Main St.
We insure your furs against
loss or injury.
The cost is triiling—thc relief
from worry and care is great.
Your furs must be more than M
camphored—they must be kept ’ ‘ .‘
in a suitably cold temperature.
insurance
Special ' V
Mens’panl‘s
$2.50 Value
$1.98
Louis Avricki
P. 0.31001:
s‘o. Norwnhk
Our own furs are stored to the
fire. Elie. .fildonh Plato 91.1.,
same way. . .
Furs that we store for you re-
, :Workmen'a Compensation, Liabili-
‘ vty, Marine and Autoinobllo.
quire cleaning at regular inter-
Surety Bonds.
vals.
We consider this a part of
Notaries Public -
Stlamohip Tickets.
our services and we do it con~
J M. Layton &Co., inc.
scientiously and scientificslly.
In fact: when we repair or rc— ‘
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
5 Railroad Ave, So. Norwalk
1 your
trlat
vice.
model furs during the summer
months we. do not charge {Or ,.
storage
style
, ,4 .
‘ can: maestro" any cor.
TAGEJ SUPPLIES AND
.2 * mmnsmssmos .
. Atheism 1.1111. . p .
a 1 ‘-' Guess ‘ eons
11. .. , , 1 . -. modern. unto-date.
styles. .
Take Time. consult ate.
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Let ,me advise you thanks best for
Eyes; as consulting Optome
and Optician I am at your act
DON'T hurry in selecting some. ’3
of glasses not become; to you,
for the one. a an 111.111.111.11.“ oi
classes is often higher than our ‘
much admired
WILLIAM J MOORE
‘Eyes examined. mt work done in .
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Norwalk Chronicler