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Miss N. E. Finnegan was a visitor
in Bridgeport yesterday.
Chris. Sheehan was a visitor in
Bridgeport last evening.
Miss Hazel Hess was a visitor in
Bridgeport testerday afternoon.
Edward Fagan, of New York. spent
Sunday at his parental home in Cen-
ter aver tie. l
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Frank Scuily. of Peru tucnue,
enjoying a week‘s mention from his
duties at the Jones & llotcllkiss Co.
William Hyman and Richard Mill-
b11111.11ho ale employed in New Ha- i
, ven, spent Sunday at their home in
N01w.aik 31
l
The regular business meeting of?
(curt Laurel winnbve held 011 Wednes- 1
day evening at 8 o'clock, at the rooms ;
in Washington; street.
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' The chat-tuna inustlgnting com—
mittee will hold its final session to-
- mat.
15;an H.1‘olles. or 94 East ave-
nue, is critically ill with congestion of
the brain.
Officer John Toothill. and family,
of Monroe street, spent yesterday at
Sound Beach.
‘Miss Alice Hyde. and Miss Anna
.Todthiil, of. this city. were visitors
‘m‘fyestenday in Newark, N. J.
Mrs. Jennie Howard, yesterday, at
her home on Meryl-in street, entertaln- .
ed Miss Sarah Smith, at Stamford.
. ., ,
Miss Alicb Haugh has returned to
her home, on Merwin street after a
pleasant w-eek end 1isit in New \ork
Attorney John J, Cuneo, of this city,
left Saturday for a several days’ visit
.with his wife. and their son “Jack,"
who are stepping with relatives at
lilin-ghnnlt.011, N. Y.
Miss. Elizabeth Skidd, of Brooklyn.
N. Y., formerly of Norwalk. has taken
a position 1111 stenogrupher and book—
keeper in the Palm Beachfiuit (‘11..
Monroe st}. So. Norwalk. ‘
The Cherry Athletic (‘lub will hold
a meeting this melting at the club
house Ilaif Mile Road. Broad lii1er.
at 8 o clock sharp, fol the! purpose of-
selccting officers.
A special meeting of St Mary 3 L1
dies' Aid Sorlety will be held this
evening ill the basement of the
church at 7: 30 o'clock. instead of 8
o'clock Members will note the change
in time.
William Howard 'l‘ai't, ex- president
of the United States will speak in the
Tree Warden 1089M Corneli. 0‘ horwalk Armory on West avenue to
Norwalk, who has been “1 with rheu- night in commemoration of the one
liiatism for the past seven weeks, is
able to be about again. , ,
Richard Millburn, who has been on» !
ployed with the National Biscuit Co.-
in New Haven. has taken it position
with the same concern in New1 Bri-
tain.
Steve Boyd. mthe local boxer, who
suffered a blood clot at the. ‘base ,of
the brain when he hit the floor. durr
ing a bout in Bridgeport, Fridayglight
of last week, has recovered from the,
effects of the fail. and is about ngain.
Rev F‘ A Coleman is in Hartford.
Aoday attending a meeting of the
“Elections! Committee” oLthe coming
convention of the diocese to which he
has just been admitted by the Bishop
.of the diocese, the Rev. C. B. Brewa-
tor.
One candidate was initiatedjat the
session or South Norwalk'Lodge’, 'No;
‘ 709. Benevolm'lihd Protective Order
. of Elks, yesterday afternoon. Several
illembers of Bridgeport Lodge were
visitors at the club house and enjoy—
ed the occasion and luri‘oheon later.
The Past Ex'auIted Ruiers' of the
state will meet Here on Sunday, June
the 6th.
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SPECIAL stir
’ -—FOR ONE WEEKw
Sal Hepatica, 25c size.“
Sal Hepatica. 50c size . .. ..... ....34c
lSal Hepatica, $1 size ........... 67o
Stillsnhilfnw'ell Corporation
82 Washington Street.
. onlzscnlprlon DRUGGIST.
Kodak's, Cameras, Films, Plates,
Paper, etc.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN
hundred and fiftieth aniversary of St.
John's Lodge, No. 6. F. and A. M.
1
Paul M. Struck last evening while
coming down West avenue on his mot-
orcycle collided with a lady at the
corner of M‘erwin streets, who had
stepped into the street to board a
trolley car. She was not injured.
All the paraphanalla o! the Adams‘
Carnival. which is to hold forth on the
Lockwood Mtg. (30.. lot. on Day street
all this week. under the auspices of
the local Moose. arrived this niorning,
and the carnival will be ready to open
in all its glory tonight.
'*Josepl1»--and»-.Bertiltav-Vedaa;'througir '
their attorney,“Joseph R. Taylor, Sat-
urday brought injunction proceedings
against Dudley 1E. Hoyt, and the Nor- "
twalk ;lnvestm‘ent‘Company, restraining ,
'Llle defendant from trespassing on the
Vedas property,,on Seiioclt street. and ‘
carting therefrom loads of loam. Five *
hundred dollars damage are.‘ asked.
Paperswereserved Saturday by Dep- ‘
tlty sheriff D, Louis Ladrigan,‘ and:
the case is returnable to the city
court on the fifth Monday in May.
.The case of Gordin Singh versus the
Connecticut. Company or injuries re-
ceived when run over by a trolley car
on Westport avenue some time ago, is
scliedttled‘for a heerillg tomorrow "in
the New Haven court of column plate
“17,; The plaintiil‘ is represented by Attor
neys Keogh and Condos. of this city
The cases 01.3... C. Lester, E. C. Mills-
ipaugs and Walton Wood against D.
Louis Ladrigan, will be given hear-
in the Bridgeport
The action
lugs tomorrow
Common Pleas ‘ Court
larises out of the ownership of an au-
iltolnobile. Mr. L
ed :by Attorney
rigan. is represent-
Keogh and Candee,
of this city.
" Knocks fitted him for the
It' is better to fight for
luck: into a Fortune
Many a self-made man says that he succeeded be».-
cause he had to get out and hustle when he was
young An early Course in the University of Hard'
drapped into your 11111.1?) be thrown upon your.
i own resources may be the making of you. . .
Capital, Cooperation, credit—«the tools of success,
are all within your reach when you become a
' ' consistent Savings depositor at this bank ..
struggle, _
a fortune than. to have it ‘
“1.
The kind You Hove
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soul
Mania and n-
goric. Drops and South
contains neither Opium,
substance.
and alloys Feverishness.
Diarrhasa.
assimilates the Food, giving
’ .
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lllusc for over 80 years, has hollow mourn
has been node at
and under his
a.
Allowoaonetodoeei at!!!»
All Countedolia. Imitation; and “Jun
Experiments that trifle with and «danger
What is CASTORIA
Castorla is a harmless collegiate to;i Castor Oil, Pan-
yrups.
orphine not otherN
Its ago to its gill’orantee. It destroys Worms
or more than thlrt
has been in constant: use for y yea" it
Flatulency, “'lnd Colic, till Teething Troubles on
It; regulates the Stomach and Barrels,
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Frlen
canola: CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Sig-11mm: of
in Use For 0ver 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
TH. OIN‘I‘AUI GDM'ANY, NIU V0.“ CITY,
gamma-en
£23.30“. but
tfie health of
m anoint
It 19 ”mi?“ It
Krypioit
Len‘ses
do away enti‘fely with those
two pairs of glasses. They pro-
vide fer pct-Sect far and near
vision without suggestion of
advancing yeirsi‘ To all ap- 1
pearances they are solid, sinv
“ac-vision lenses without seam
.ccment Our eye depart-
ment is innghar e of an
.OCULIST. ’5 g _
THAMERa
Dentists. Optometrists, Opticians.
8? Atlantic Square, Stamford, Ct.
Open Saturday Evenings. Est. 1897
‘l
the relief 0! Oonnflpaflon‘
healthy and natfiral sleep.
Insurance
Fire, Life, Accident, Plate Gian.
Workmcn'o compensation, 1.1.:an
ty, Marina and Automobile.
Surety Bonds.
Notaries Public
Steamship Tlckctn
. I. M. Layton &‘Co.. Inc.
REAL ESTATE *ISSURASCE
5 Railroad Are. So. Norwalk
Fancy-Maine Potatoeséliic 11k
Sweet Sugar Corn
Early .Inue Peas
713?;
3 ltll‘ 20c
East India Tea. (3o
‘1‘ I013! '
1‘? D
“ "Onyx
Emmhhu-fili.
‘ ‘Loolgtor the We Mot-k! ‘
Lord.é‘.
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM
BOXES.
l—l‘ltcb School (private).
Fire headquarters, 36 Van Zant Street
Telephone 170
Private boxes will only be pulled
for fire on premises where located.
Station (705) between the hours of 8
p. n1. and 8 a. in. giving location of
tire, an alarm will be given from near-
est. box.
Second alarms are only to be giv-
en by the chlel' or acting chief upon
his arrival at the'tlre, ' , ,
5—Marv1n School (private):
le—Eaat Washington and Fort Stu.
tint—Van Zairdt St. audOshorn' Ave.
216—East Ave. and Rowan St,
217—Winilold St,
223—-Fort and Charles‘Stan
224—13111“: Ave. and Fitch St.
225—St. John St. and Edlie Ave.
332—Seaview Ave. and First St.
335—Boulevard and Second St.
336—COVB Aye_ and Fifth St. "
3374Boulovard and ' Blackstone ' 8t.
_ (Tel)
tin—Keys" St. and Pine Hill Ave
(T610 .
342—Keyser St. and Duck Pond rd.
(Tel)
Sis—Shore Haven. (Tet)
' Spool-l Blunalo.
1--0ne blast at odd times.- teatlng or.
line open;
I—One blast at 8 p. m., standard time
1-1'-Two blasts, are out“,
l1-11—Twenty two, at 8 a. 111., no
morning session of public
collect. _
llell—Jl‘wenty- two. at 12: 80 11.1111.”
afternoon session at public
. school. ‘ (
1111111111—1‘011 blasts quickly calls
the entire COPIMOllt‘b
0 .YOUR OWN SHQPPING
6 1170.12er
-‘~|~
Given the l_l___EST VALUE {or Your Money
' Any Color and Style From 25cm $5.00 per pair . .
:became synonymous with inefficiency
A telephone message to Electric I.
'saunterlng along.
who are bringin’ along an oar," tho
. appeared
' . spokesman, “if we hain't forgot the
Palm's-udm.
Sold~byAllGoodDesm
Taylor .
new you
snug harbor for sailors. In fact. so lit-
tle work was done there that the place
aply described in the following:
“Bill don't do no work now. he's got
a job in the dockyard. "
0n the day of his arrival as super-
intendentthisber. strolling over the
place, met several jackieli leisurely
“What are you men doing?" he
asked.
“We' re makin’ way for some others
spokesman. answered.
Soon live or six lazy going sailors
"What‘hre you doing-1”? asked Fisher.
“Were carryin’ an oar," was the
answer.
“But I see no onr!’ answered the
admiral. . .
“Well, I'll be blasted." answered the
oar! "—The “World's Work.
A HOSPITAL WITH “FEW
WOUNDED.
house which was serving as a field hos
NHL All about it. In a widening cl:
ole. were the graves of the men who
‘ has died there; each grave marked . " . 1
with a wooden cross bearing the sol-
dler's name. .
We get; very few wounded here, " a
young surgeon told ins.
from the trenches are usually carried
pant. Woman mostly gunners, and
their are so well protected intheir un-
”derground sinners they get hurt only
when a shell breaks through their
shelter. It it breaks ten feet to one
side, they are untouched It it bre'm
At a turn iii the muddy m we .2
came upon a one-toothed Flemish farm ‘
"The men p
Third ‘ of sze
Tau Sleep
‘1 Therefore
8W
kee
us about prices.
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“CLEAN UP—PAIN’I‘ UP."
Best Household Paint, Stains and
Varnish '
10¢ A CAN.
Guaranteed Quality,
nie Roller 5. to 11 25c Store
28-82 So. Maln 8!. So. Norwaik.
TrTes ”Sprayer” For
' Scale
Beaupain .& Saunders
.utuOllCUlll‘UlilS'l’s.
'I’llonp 251-13 or 1270-3
sov'rn NOllll'Jlll CONN
A . 3 .. ._ , . 1
FAST‘FREIGHT LINE to NEW
YORK. ,
Freight boat leaves Pier 27 East
River, New York (foot of Catherine
St.) every day except S11 day, at3 p.
m. Freight received at orwalk up to
5 p. m. nudist South Norwalk up to
3:30 p. m.
, George F, Foote, General Agent
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS
PORTATION LINE. inc.
w1-:' agree you , 1
» . TO THE HOUSE
that has been painted with our paints.
is it not beautiful in its glistening
coat?‘ Yes, an'd1what's'more, it will
wear well—we gua'rante’e that. All our
paints, oils, stains, varnishes. ennm~
eis.'etc., are the best Obtaina‘nie—
that's your protection. Phone us.
The entail—1'00.
l0 FIRST 811,
Tel. 462.
1.. m s 3
.11: ‘s. Pl-ntonull': .
» ‘ mo to use
111111111113. 1115 Mail. if
BRIDGF PORT. 00"
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EAST NORWALK .
, e. 0. Block
JUST'RECEIII‘EDW‘ A
'A New A t at
103’.
.. $1598- UM.
F'l'iifl"? ‘ l 1:8 -
SUMMER DRESSES?” 1 ; - ‘ '
o
treat yourself well when not
If you are content—-
platlneg buying a new bed or
'are about to start out house-
ing be sure to seeour.
room stock.
A] Brass beds, ironbeds, buds
of chotce woods, all of the
best quality for the prices _
I] We fumisll every other
room in the house too. Ask
Sterling Furniture C.o
it paysto
- A [Gas Range
Costs ‘Less‘
. Than a Cool
. Range.
For a great deal less price than
you would pay for a coal range,
you can get a gas range that will
do more work. and do it better.
well made. They can be kepta
clean much more easily than a
coal range.
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United Electric
Light 81 Water
Company :
1
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For Up-to-dato‘smlco' Gail
Fred H. mum. '
Funeral Director nomEmbalnitl
one. and Rectum
, Telephone 904: '
24 to. Main It. to. Naming." .
Straw Hats
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Louis Ayrick
Gas ranges are ornamental anda
. loss or injury.
Greatly Reduced .
ENM months we do not charge fo
__._.__. storage.
;";Joscpll Daniels
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| 11an-
Hazelton
Coal '
n I , .
Thell. Hershticld 81 $9,. (1,03 . .
I21 WAT Ii IT.
i i
VILM‘
a,’ .. ».
'l'
7531;121:151 Music
*‘evenv SATURDAY svemno
Clifford Hotel
Rathskeller.
NOTE—Now entrance from Ellzoa
Mil 8M
rm- Storage
Retresheti and Repair.
edat Summer Prices;
We insure your furs agains
The cost is trifling-the relic
from worry and care is great.
Your furs must be more tha
camphored—they must be kep
in a- suitably cold temperature.
Our own furs are stored' in th”
some way. '
Furs that We store for you
quire cleaning at regular inter
.9
yals.
We consider this a part _
our services and we do it co
Scientiously and scientifically.
In fact when we repair or ,
model furs during the summ
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agar naturism AVE,
anonporcr cons.
Norwalk Chronicler