to serve on the IceV
Cream, Fruit Flavors:
_ ”MW. mood
UNDuEREAVIVEVER
HWAIUHW 87.
1‘04. *0: 1m: M “EV
The 1.... “Bright Star" is dis:
charging 600 tons of Glenwood coal
at Raymond Brothers wharf.
Miss Nora Walsh. of Norwalk, is
the guest of Kr. and llrs. Frank Hos-
man, oi 11 Mountainvllle avenue, Dan-
bury.
Starting today all cars running to
and from Stanton! on the Norwalk-
‘- ' Stamford trolley llne,‘ will make the
Members ol.‘ the "Milk 31111011 8010!! Point loop. ‘
oi the Volunteer Lite Saver's Corps
plan to open their station. situated ,’—-8traw. $1.60 to ‘3. O'Brien’a.
_ at Roton Point, tomorrow for the sum- .. .
V Ill" season. Members of the Sixth Company are
‘ . "’ completing arrangements at this time
——ltotons ”1"?“ air theatre open a for their annual camp, which this
““3”" Be“ mam" year will start on the 10th of Julie.
M ’
A “limb" of ‘mPOm‘ 190°11‘11"?” Mrs. William F. Beaupain, of West
“"011” were amwe" at the me“ street, entertained Mrs. William nor
lag of the council of the South Nor- "an of the first. “mm at her home
walk Congregational Church, held yesterday in honor of Master Euler“-
last evening. These recommendations son's first birthday. V
will he considered for carrying out at
the church meeting to be held on ~Everythlng is now 009“ at 'Robon
Thursday evening of next week. point.
..
@Wmflagwem;ml§ over _ region in the pub-
MI} ,‘ifldi . 01'1 V Wild. sch he on Monday. on
p] toin molt “mtg: go Nil” y will be ob-
oi lawn. phone The Sentinel am it rved even??? ' rm. holfday and
This paper will be issued as a mom 3,, Sunday this year
lng paper Monday, Memorial Day,[
and all neWs items can be left or '01.: We“ Communion. No. 950,
phoned to The Sentinel oillce after 6. United Order of the Golden Cross.
o‘clock Sunday evening.
W V: 'testlval on Tuesday and Wednesday
——-8croens' 50'9““ «Porch “”330" afternoons and evenings, at the real-
and 9001' screens. Special N100! in dance of Mrs. Mott, on 09 Main street. ‘
.‘ WilllAiSl 5311131.:
copper and Pearl Wire. Phone 1082. Norwalk.
St. John a: Keyser.
"'""‘"—" . . —-Straws, 3 heights. O'Brleu'l.
. Tonight, the last night of the Moose‘ _
Carnival. on the Lockwood DUE-t Asacred concert wlllbe given at the
grounds on Day street. promises to be Knob tomorrow afternoon. An inter-
the gala night. of the week? Lasfiesting program of vocal and luatru~
» .mlphbanothcr crowd broke records? mental numbers has been nuanced ll!
.‘01‘ attendance and a ‘Spléndld lime President 'Byrne and hisasslstanta.Tne
was enjoyed all round. The carnival; bus will run. and the restaurant will .
will end touight,‘and it ismxpocted be open.
the crowd Will break all previous at-I
tendence records. | Robert Pentiand, who recently’
' 52....-.— ‘ managed the A. & 1’. Tea Co.’ a store
An announcement of interest, to on Railroad avenue. New Canaan, has
summer residents on Bell island and :reached England where he enters the
‘ . vicinity was made this morning bytfll'llly service. The position left va-
ofilciais oi the Connecticut Company. 0311' in New CHM!!! ‘3 now home
Starting tomorrow morning a special filled by James 306°1-
trolley will leave Roton Point at 7: 10V '
o'clock for Not-walk. This is in ac- —-To learn how to get new bottles
cordance with the regular summcritor putting up Williams' Root Beer
schedule, and is for the convenience write Williams d; Carleton, Hartford,
of those residents of Bell island and Conn. .
nearby pointsV who desire to attend‘ V
‘ church. The 7: 10 o’clock‘ our will John Plunkett P60111051 and John
193%" Roton P01!“ every Sunday 'inescher, who were arrested Thurs:
morning. starting tomorrow lhI‘OUEh-fdal night, in the first district, charged
‘ ‘3‘" the summer months. with intoxication, were let go with
rs fine of $1 and costs when brought
*Umbiellas and mum“! bands- btfore Judge Lockwood for trial in
O‘Brien 3' _ _ ithe uptown court yesterday afternoon.
* Costs were afterwards remitted.
nil'r'wr
Yesterday's food sale held by the
ladies of the Norwalk M. E. Church; 'R. N Morehouse, New Havep “n.
at Glendenning’s drug store, in Wall road detective, yesterday arrested
street, was successful in every re-- John Fiore, John Birmingham, Leon
tweet- A GOMidemble sum was real- Quinvllle, Joe Rubenstein and Richard
ized and this is to be devoted toward O'Neill of New York for train-riding
a party for the in‘i’anT class of the Judge Keogh this morning sentenced
SW3“ 501.1001 “men has “ready all the men. with the exception of
been planned for the afternoon of Qulnville, Who said no was a married
June 12th. The children's party is to man, to five days in Bridgeport Jail.
be given on the parsonage lawn and‘ >
Mrs. Bartd will have full charge. —Commencing June lst, and until
Charles, E. Hoyt and family, of I further notice, our prices for ice deliv-
‘Hlsh street. are preparing to remove cred will he: Family trade 50 cents
into their summer home on Pine per cwt. Merchant trade, 30 cents lief
Point. for the season. . EOWlu The Silver Lake ice co;
, . -.—--—--
All Civil war veterans are request-
Post rooms; Swarm d5: Crockett block,
at 9 o'clock toniorrowmorning, to join
the Spanish War Veterans in the
Memorial services; also meet at the
Post rooms at 2: to in the afternoon for
Memorial service at PoWayton, Autos
, Will be in waiting for both services,
and at 7 11.111. to attend service at
Trinity Church. -.
Mr and Mrs. Aligust Wichlnann, oi
Elm street. have been sued tor $300
,0! George M. V Schllhcllns. 01 Da-
Plea, Vior recovery on a note for $140
made payable to the staring Consults-V
Watch Your Stop
Not only in the City, Sub-
way, butalsoin thecareoi
your valuables, Dceds, in~
sursncc policies, securities,
i’e‘willry and private papers
‘.
"new more which wci-c. served
.4 Paving.
i will hold an ice cream and strawberry .
‘ 0:40. 10:11:. 10-51:. 11:61.
on to meet at the Douglas Fowler
7' 991. J3 391$ 9- 353 . r... on East and “again Aves. ‘
04' East. Ave. and Bantam lane,
tloa Company 71200 We!!! are ‘
Cement; Concrete, Flag, Gravel; Cinder Walks Curl),
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Notice is hereby given that the (allowing is n lint :0! pouon some
benefits and damages resulting and film; m V j nylon; m .3.
mamchanflhlfldmfl ,_ VMlltlthOestab-
liahment of grades for walks on acid Attract Ii VV. hilt! Md with the
amounts at their respective manta" all» " ‘ led to the report of
the Committee or Freeholder: and accepted attempted by in. Council of
said city. llay 25th, 1016. V .
Damages sunsets * its-use Benefits
. ~ over
, Damages
Hary . McMahon
tNorwalk. Conn" May 20th. 1016..-
JOSEPH J. UtNXWEI-LER
City Clerk. .
Slitlii main:
. SECURITY Btiitflli‘tb
mot: till/Alma ~— up our ELM-Hi
HES mitt .S‘inlVL 2258
nnlmsronr ‘ " . '
N'Y., all & 11.11.11 .. ”magma,
‘ 1: West at. opp. li‘ranlllln at. 80110::
Timetable 1: Concord Street. opp. school
._..‘_. . 14 Cor. Ann and Main atreVeta A
‘ ' 15 or.1-Ilgh at. and Bowen: vs.
"4 EFFECT MARCH "4 "‘5' 10 orwallr Iron Works Building
*— 17 Oor. Cedar St. and West Ave. '
aourH NORWALK TO NEW YORK. 18 chh Sellout. West Avenue
A. H—1'37x, 5.42,. 6‘09 :1 Cor. Taylor Ave. and West Ste.
. ' '. . ' . .' :8 con Rochester. axioms Ave.
6257X‘ 7.18,. 7.03. 8.181. 8.593. 9.191,, 3‘ COT. Chestnut “a nemV an.
26 Cor. norm and 111m Ste.
P. M.—1:131, 1:2611. 8:02; 8:20, ;: griffin: 121w andVV::;ln Ste
. . . . . . on an 111 re
42“" 5115‘ 51‘5' 6'0?“ “7’ 7'02" 3 Cor. Washington and Main son.
“5" 9'51" 10"": ‘1 11 South min a: near Meadow
82 Electric Light Station
dundaye. V84 Cor. It‘ll-avg: 81:13; V8915.”
. M.:«-12 2 : ; 86 Cor. 1171 an a r .
10:13,}! 11- 51 a" 5 ‘2’“ 8 5" :7 Lockwood 1m. (10.
' ' ll Cor. D" and Raymund 87:.
P. Mir—1:131. 2: 44:. 3. 03:, 4: 43!. 4,; Cor mm.“ A“, and cm St.
5: 46.‘ 6: 02:. 7: 03:. 7: 13, 7. 67!, 4: Taylor AlgaAEml Series: at.
- - - .43 Woodwar ve. an a ow
9.5“. 10.18; 10.40. ., . 45 Cor; Burr-lit and Quintard Ave.
in Reed Rpm! Putnam Ave.
NEW YORK T0 SOUTH NORWALK. 1 Norwalk Help”!
Lair—4:411. 6:30. 0:43. 8:00x.8:513. it Music Hall .
9:153. 30:02:. 10:06. 10:601. 11:08. ‘5 COP- “7005“” and LOW“?! AV.
_. . . . . 5R&GCorsetCo.,Annst.
9' M' ”'03" ”5' 2.04:, 2'“ 51 Golden HilLand Elmwood Ave.
3:30x, 3:54, 4:26, 6:061. 6:24, 6:28. 52 Washington 3;, Bridge
6:011, 6:06. 8:102, 9:37. 11:16!“ 64 Nor-walk Lock Cc. ‘
12:00: *1 ‘ ., _ snows Theatre ~,
5mm, fllfiigonwm ma ALARM some
A M-Z—fi 00, 8' 00K, 9: 00. 10.02‘15'C0P. MN“ and W8.“ 8“. . .1
10102.’ 21 Belden -..4ve and Union Places" ‘
P. M.-12:10, 1:02x, 3:39;. 5:03;. :2 :‘in‘fsim Keno“ VSt.
. . . . . 24 non .
6.04. 6.01:. 7.09:, 8.10: 11.152, 25. Wmuamd Berkley“ ,
12:00:. <~ 27 Franklin Ave. and Lynn Place
81 Gal Ewes (Private .Box)
‘ > it .' L ’ isWutAvaandMorwlnst.
sour-H onwaut 70 NEW HAVEN as r “0V and Crowd at.
A' "‘13' ”" _~1'13" ‘3 05' 7 151 14 Chapel at and Harbor Ave.
P 11.42: 03 1:20. 3.16:, 4. 28. 5:17.13 Elmtfire'sthnad Stevens 8t. . ' " '
a 1 6:47. 7: 09:. s: a 11: so. 41 cross at: Wilton" Ave-
0" ' 5" - 41.14am and North are.
. 43 Frauen St. .7 . ,
sum-Y'- sa Wain and Catherine Sta. ,.
A. 01542123; 11:18:; 7:43. 9116:, 5: New cannon Ave. Cor. M St.
10: 19, 11: 11: 11: 57:. ~ 54 coo-trot near summer so . ’
(P. 14.:—2 08x, 4: 40x 11:10:. 0,: 48. g: magnum A“:
”0
oouru soewaul 'ro DANIURY.
attire-11,337,959; _'
.12. 1—13; amino 714.
naming by Deputy Sherllf-D; ‘
Mill
Elm Grove . “
Lawn Mowers
Grass shears.
pots. jardeniers,
sets. Mes, etc,
WRGehehe
. as wear wast-micron or.
Phone 1000-2.
Prompt Delivery. south Nomlk
C
- A. The Newest
IN '
Wuhllresses and Skirts
HIMSHOP
Skirts in Linen, Poplin.
Gabardine, and Corduroy,
KWLCMYEN
5c ’Nonru MAIN organ.
Pleuhl oi tan 0xlords lll all the latest models
Shoes
or women's and miVeses’ Spring Suits, Coats, Skirts, Dresses, .Waiste
and Mlllinery.
SUITS—$4.95, cm, $11.08, $14.98.
DONE—$2.98, $3.98. $4.98. $5.98, $7.93, $0.08. -
WAIBTO—Oflc, $1.25, $1.60, $1.98. W $3.98. $4.98.
OHSK OR‘RSEWOS. 0738. $0.88. $11.93.
Decoration
. Day
The largest varieties
White or Toll outing
Shoes we have ever
convinced. ‘ . :‘w .
THE PARI
John F. McMahon $660.00 ,
' Agostineflarhoue 850.00 ’1. _ . .1 $68.00
Timothy .1. Sullivan 110.00 cstuii , ‘ 1100.00
William '1‘. Raymond and .- V .:.‘.' .9“: ~'
Thomas 1 Raymond $6.100.00 96.00th; , ' 35,004.00 .
Luther M. Wright $20400 _ V 1 $206.00
Rachel Morton ‘ $9000 , : . 390.00
Elisa Morph! 328030 1 3230.00
Hat Forming Company $242.00 8 ‘ $242.00.
Stephen “yak & Catherine New $80.00 $00.00
Agostino carbons 1100.00 - . $106.00
Andrea Carbone $174.00 , $174.00
Second Taxing District, City oi - ,
Norwalk - $208.60 $002.60
Jean Dumortier " $170.26 ‘ $170.25
Second Taxing District. ,Clty of V
'Norwalk, (library) $187.60 $187.60
William '11. 1101111111011 $60.00 . $50.00
liariposa Taylor. $136.00 V $186.00
George S. Kendall «$00.16 ‘ $90.76
Amelia H. Jesse $51.00 -.' $61.00 ‘
Catherine F. Taylor $37.60 $37.60
William H. Smith $83.00 ' ‘ $38.00.
Joseph Davie $61.76. ~ $01.76
Est. Melitta J. Slillman $24.00 ' $34.00
William P. Ward « $06.00 $91.00
Agnes E. Wilcox $10.26 $16.26
Adeline Holmes $00.00 , . $60.00
So. Norwallt Union District ’ $129.00 ‘1: $120.00
Gold Medal Butter in prints
Magnolia or C lover Milk, :1 can .......... . ..... . .
Best'Familv Flour, 3 bag .............
Matches,3boxcs......... ......
Saxon Wheat Ilood, 15c le-cg. ......... : ....... '. 10¢
“WWW“
10v ers
Setour Values -
For men women and children
White Tennis and Ya chting Shoes with Rubber Soles.
All other kinds of white shoes.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN.
South Norwalk.
FINAL CLEAN-UP SALE
SKIRTS— 900, $1.50, $08, $2.98, $3.98. $4.98, $5.98. 7’
Hare—coo no, 79c. sac. $1.25. "'
All the goods in this sale re re than double. Collie and
Cloak'a‘ .
Millin
sou-m mm 81'. . SOUTH nonwanl
r, .............. 5".
Bresev
":6 Wasl'iinston Street.
Furniture, Stdves .
Decoration __ 1., Need,
Housefurnislli‘ngs .
, New and;Second~I-Iand.
Sold at Lowest Prince.
We Buy Second-Hand Furniture
and Stoves. '
M- GU'I'KOWSKY
s7 Mom's MAIN 31:
Don’t l-‘nget
Tom Murray
Ladics’ Boot and Fiber Silk Hose in black, white and as
, sorted colors .m_m..~................._. 50¢
Collar and Cuff Sets, Collars, Chemiscttcs and Vestces i
.. plain and embroidered organdy and lace . 25¢~$1V509
Silk Gloves in two “batten lengths in black, white, tan am
grey. . ......
Long Silk Gloves in black, white, tan, grcv. pink and blue
Lisle and Clisinoisette Gloves F25¢ and V _ V‘V
All as’sortmcnt ll‘l Moire Ribbons . . 19¢, 25¢ and I
Dresden Ribbons in various colors
J I MALLETTE
“ SILK Hosrsnv.
NECKWEAR.
“ ' GLOVES.
75¢ and $1:
RI BBONS. .
” Norwalll Pawn Shop ; m... o........€~
rumor... ” ice
1
' "[Prlnt'ed Females? ‘
:whsnnotto o...
Friendly constable-“Come. collie.
*pnll your-cell together; there’s '
rum amt-swan a .1. calling
"“ .g: 8110M G’alaiem‘j ' ,
Money Loancd 011 Articles of V V. ,VPrinted Voiles.» \_. ,1 ,
Value ,. ; .Washzfsuks'. ~ ‘V V
Unredeemed. Pledges Sold at Du“ ““9“
Sacriijcc. , V r WW" m“
1
J Roseeld
~ 4o WATER STREET
‘ 8011111 17th Conn,
I .
{. In Large Variety. . '
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Norwalk Chronicler