Wan ”Wynne-warm.
Wright‘s?» ion-95 would be freed.
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BUILPIENR, 1 . 1
k.
"1
Vdfllhon. 1280
It is undexgtood that petitions are
, - in circulation in the second district
.. ,, concerning the 515111! taking up the
' . question or installing ornamental
"lighting on the priitcipal'Sstreets of.
' .'the'dow11town section of Norwalk.
Three important and interesting
next week befotc Juilip Iiouard ll.-
Scott, of Danhury, judge of the L‘om-
mon Pleas Con: . 11l11 “ill hold :1
session in the L"it1' Hall on North'
‘1' ,'. Nain 1511991.
9' Ear‘ «.-—--——
‘1 .'~—-Un1brella:~' and Mourning Bands.’
1O'Brieu'gs. '
'. \
,4
\
'Members of Old Well "and St.
“hm Star will attend service in the
South N01 walk (‘on green tionul
'chuu-h tomorrou e1 mime at
'3'clork. An attractive program has
been arranged.
The fourth anni1etsa11 of Fliend-
ship Association No. 7 will ho ob-'1
perved on Tuesda1,.lune 151B. when
the membeis will meet at the home
'0! M15. P". 'l‘ l.1on on l-ienr1 street,
downtown The
_ ; forth during the afternoon and even-
- lug.
M‘I:
The application of 1111.45.11. Johiu
150111 for custody of live- year-old Mary
tiled to- be heard. after a series 02'
.pontoonemenle,4betora. Judgo' Gregory
Earpm- of x119111 Week'-1
will open at 2 oclock.
~—J. W 11011111591111.1111: remov-
,, 90 11111 08109 to 74 West avenue. 011199
1 homuntnwa 19.111134111111311
: p. 111. Sunday py appointment.
“Hrs Earle Thomas. of Rowaytou
litat evening? at the lneeting of 1211-.
' £91m Rebekah Lodge,l. 0 11.11.1199
" Eyre-$199194 Deputy of the ltith District
1for the coming year.' Delegates were
1 entertained tram New Canaan. Ridge
- 'R'eltl 111m Norwalk 'l‘wo candidates.
Mitt“ evening, were taken ’into 1119111
bib-ship, 1111 an invitation accepted
tli‘ pay a fraternal visit" to the Bridge
port lodge, on the evening of June
1. EtlEOEh ‘The local people will leave
.. :5;le in front of Odd fellows Hall.
0515 Main street. at 7' oclock, in
aulomobiles for Bridgeport on the
11111111 of 111115.
7‘11";
' 1uSALE'-
'BROMO SELTZERE
10c size 13110110 snnrznn” .89
259, sine 31101110 semen. ..1511
.500 size BROMO fiELTZER.. ...30o
81. 00 size BROMO SELTZER. ...609
THIS WEEK ONLY.
Silicon-Powell Corporation
82 Washington Street. ..
91153911111110" DRUGGIST.
Kodaks. Cameras. Films, Plates,
Paper, etc.
11 SOUTH NORWALKrCONN.
. 1211411119111 herkins left this dbl-hing
' . nuns 031111111311 Will nukewmmhali.
1’ 1111i reign to 239er titer-fitter part
Walla WW
on I motor trip up New York mate
11.1.1111: destination where she ytuj
enjoy a‘hmnth'a reel. Mia Harbin:
.1 w 1.1.11. 1111.51-
, A Washington street storekenperi
teports an interesting incident mum;
three old gentlemen, their combined
BMWWCMM
Early June Peaa'
StringiguBcnnar [70m 3'" 20c
11.111.111.111 005"? 4c "" 8“
“F71
i WEB»?
Hazelton
~1- .95
'_ onsets will be heard on Tuesday of1 -Rpton1is the-livest place In town.
.1 John's Lodges and the Order of blast.1
7230'
595M011 11 ill holdl
pEt' E119 probate court on 1151.15.11 at-i
The hearing!
, 11s the finest special train ever run on
Do you contemplate
Traveling?
——-—_
9, 'our safe deposit va11lt.~» where they will be secure
-. from :fire and burglary and such. dangers as constantly. -’ 1
threaten personal property? .Boxes rent for$4 a year-3E
and upwards depending on size. 1 ' 1 1 1
ages aggregating 248 years, yesterday
entered hip-place of business
getber to make a purchase. They
were Theodore Knapp, 90 years;
$3.90401'E93Smith, 80 years, of this
city, and “Al" Stevens, of Bethel. 78
19am. "1
. ,, 11m
—The finest limousines for wed-'
dings and receptions. Vaust Bros;
» Garage. Phone 1360.
it is expected that a large number
of Nonyalk member-sol, the. Ancient
Order of llibcrnlans will attend a
meeting to be' held in Eagles' Hall,
Bridgeport. 1:11. 2: 30 o',ciock 19111911511
owning. David E Fitzgerald, 01' New
Haven, will make the principal ad—
dress of the pvening. and a 8119 111.11:
,sical program will be carried out.
a
1‘. A local resident recently received a
letter piotestlng against his opening
his muitler on his automobile Who
communication was signed “(513110815
1".cini" Y9sterday i1) demanded ofitthe
citv clmk's omce who the “city oily
cini" was. No one at the oillce seem
‘ed to know, but the suggestion was
made that doubtlessly-it was "one of
the neighbors" who was responsibir
'. for the letter.
I
u
I William Lazark,‘ 11 twelve year-old
Russian boy. last nileit was sent to
ibis home in“ Stamford by the Bridge-
sport police. William, who had noth-
Ii111; to out he sold. for 24 hours. had
run 1111 ay from home on Wednesday
1119 was accompanied by two oiner
[110111. Lewis Boldwick and 111191111111
tPahus. also of Stamford, but after
reaching South Norw alk and sleeping
out of doors under a canvas tarpau—
tin In this“ city' besides going without
food. the ivlo latter youngstgra lost
111511 interest in the adventure and‘ ra-
tired to their homes in Stamford. La-
1 Johnson he? grand dalishtfl- is 3059“".zEa1-Ek‘live's‘ willi- tin uncle in Stamford: '
'1 '11 u 9.93.9.3
49511119111111, at Recon. '1‘
' 552'W. '
William A. Curtis, banker; stated to
“The Sentinel this morning that 119'
in has 9131110911 his. willingness to ac-
cept the treasurership of the Norwalk
Hospital Association. which position
he was elected to by the directors last
that he be relieVed of the duties af-
ter a month or two. He positively
declared that he would not hold- ‘
position until the next 11111111111 meet-
Ing. which occurs in October.
l
the Honorary Commercial Commis-
sinners of the Republic of China will
wait is New 1491111011?" 011' Tuesday.
101‘ next"'waelt,~-1tlie commission will
leave 'Név‘r‘"l’ork 'city at midnight
They will pass through South Nor-
walk around-.1 o'clock a.'m., "tor New
London ‘on'what has‘ been described
rails in this country The commission
left. China May 35,1111 reached New
You: June 1.st 'i‘h'elr trip. including
country. will end in‘ Seattle, June
30th. They will visit but 19111 New
England cities. They are Providence.
Boston, Springfield and New London
Very elaborate plans at New London
are being made for the entertainment
of the distinguished Chinese visitors.
—'l‘he Sentinel has all the Intent
m both local and general. --
,il;
.. to
week. Mr. Curtis said that his ac- '
Eceptnnco was made on the condition it
".'
The only1f30nnecticut city in which 1
many of the principal cities in the '
T one 371.
, East India Tea
Goal
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T1193 119151111213 81 Son (in
S
11:;
TERLIN
TRUE TO ITS NAME.
G
rat. on. 120 warren '07.
1’
nnlll IlnEn
' Extra 51ch
Kimonos for summer use, made
crepe, in dark and light grounds; with “Japanese, floral, Or» '
iental and border effects; long and full, 511111199
ghouldcrs, some at the waist and yokc.emp1re styles and‘
others With small sailor Collars.
settes, or with ribbon ruffling ,
Small, medium and iarEgc. ....... ..... 51 0010 52, 251
........ .51 50 and 5.
Short ECrcpc Kimonos in empire and Shirred styles.
at
,.iEE_‘__'J.' I. _ MALLETTE
Optician-
O. B. J aCkson
' Everything in the Optical Line
0! WALL l‘l‘lll'l
' nonthx
mom 'm‘E .
fiEyés' Examined Bree,
mxmmm 1
/)E
willcoot ‘PEyou loan in thecndLbu
Whitman it lull
outer.” We moanThow of many
morn than MIOymgfnewicennd
are, goodfo r many“ yuan long-r
We can deliver ”I -III- Din 1m-
in tely; we can nave you time
and freight charger and give you
{awry prices. ' '
Our customera'who 1159
:25113. cannot compare with 1t.
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UNITED era-res CHURCI-i 91.1199;
Increase In Membership and 1.511.1-
From Wanamaker" Tclll'np flow
'alchurchcn Should AdVeriino.' g
.HARTFORD, Juno 5.—At-tbe final
session of the 23rd convention of the
1 Church Clubs of the Edited States in
Trinity Church 119519111931. the 11111111..
511115 Secretary-Treauurer, (111111191111.
Chase, of New Britain. showed an in-
crease of membership at 166 for the
year. There are 27 clubs with a to-
. Eat at 5,515 membersi: E'i‘ba 111111151»
palian Glob of Massachusetts is the
largest 1191115011.,1111111111 Philadel-
1111111 90111911 next with 14110. '
President W. R. Butler read a let-
latter'a 1111111111 to ho'w and in what
manner a church should advertise
He thought the 9111111911 honld begin
0- clean up its buildings «3711111111
Buy Your Roofing
Here—~at Home
I Roofinztbauyou send away loom be cheap inflict».
cost; but it's more than: likely to bow” in the and.
You can buy rooting for about any price you would pay.
but we know that repair-proof. wear-prnol.EEfir o-mnintiEng
[II-lurch
. noted. been
"it”;
Mum‘s that have given '
1enjoined imitators
mu tell us that mail order 1
.1119 Hatch 81 Bailey (:11
SOUTH NoRWALk, coNN. 1 .
ter 11-0111 John Wananhiter. giving the
' out... been widely
1115mm. hung;
'SEoo'call'ed labor loo 35"519
mohnn
norm The aim
the “Ru-behold Man). (chem:
above) on every roll. , .
The U. S. Appellate 051111-11.-
m min; the
word “Rubberoid or my nimilnr
name an the trade mot E"lnnud
of their roofing.
Cumin and set our 91199,. and
n ample oi molt).
ling, Cincinnati, 0.
Third Vice-Presldent—~Charles
Shoemaker, Pittsburgh.
Secretary-Treasurer—rCharles
ChaseHNBW Britain, Conn.
1.: :‘a‘ 1M” 1 9
' UNoLAmnn LETTHS.1
E...“-
’ South Nor-walk, 951111. 1
rinsed list: '1'
511111.111 p'Araon.
031191099139 H. Drake, 81001) 8
Burns
Risa Madge 051911.
Andrew ENeiicon.
111.1. Palmer.
1511111 ri’lepp'ryk.
1.161110511111912,
855011119 3 Co.
1.1-1 1
of washable $crpentinc‘
the
Trimmed with ribbon, ro-
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ANDREW 11.111.111.11.
582E.
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. 7 Water-town, Conn. '
Second Vice-Presidcut-W. 8-. Star-
”F.
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Mrs: C. Anderson, 198E East Ave‘ 1 ' '
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1 ‘JRIIIJII‘J'EI'w ”WRITER!"
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51181151011
912911.199
WEIQ 490.
' , Screepgoors
1111- ,
.14“)er F Gehebe
as Web? waenmorou 51-.
" Phone 1080-2.
Prompt Boiling. Mirth Nomlk
Arrange for next winter’ 9. coal
supply now. Summer Prices Are
Now in Eilcct.
'1'an rr oven wrrn
m
SPECIAL SALE
swunmggn'r TOILET
3 6.111193; r'oR 10.1-
The 1111915111 2595191
28.32 89.185115 0!. holiflhrwa'lii.
window,“
’ screens, all'
M.
.—
"all sizes, 891!
[11111929 Guns
Special.
Inn-annoionanno-n
l
l
1
i
Dining Room Table Sale
EXTRA SPEGIAL
6 FE. Extension Oak Dining Room Table, heavy massive
13!, claw or plain colonial feet;
FREE DELIVERY 0R FREE STORAGE.
regular $12 value.
. . . ............... 56. 95
$15 T $9.95
$185} $12. 95
$20 L $14.95
$251E $19.95
ll )1
Baby Carriages .1. Go Carts
A 32511191919 stock now being
rm: 105
r
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5—":
n.___‘—~_..._9
. .11
1111111111 Sumner Cooking
.NtirwaltiPawn 3111111
.Money Loaded on Articles of
Value '
Unredeemed Pledges Sold at
SaCrilice.
1.119119111119111
40 WATER STREET
South Norwalk, Conn.
1
insurance '
'Fin. Life. Accident, Plato Giana.
Wot-known CompanaalioanJIbiIIE-EE
1y, Marine and Automobile. 1
Surety 39min. -- .
Nol'arien- 111111115 ,
Steamship Tickeil
l M. Layton &Co., The.
‘15
1111111. mam INSURANCE
'6 Rnllr'oniEl Avon Emotional]:
Smith. 1
a l I 1.9;
KER; 18 VICTOR INW'QIJII'ITK
till/m Romantic 91111-31111 the prot-
i! rain 9.1115 539311111110 51191! Fred-
'11 11111.1 HALF HOLIDY
111111311-
able: Y more
221.11.112.11.
You spend a great deal of timcin
your kitchen
the many hours- you are coat-
of those war days last Summer.‘
Then ask yourself this question,
Can I' afford to go through an-
other' 'Summer without a GAS
RANGE?
‘ Alias 11111111. in your
kitchen mans;
FOR HIRE COOK. A C
KITCHEN, A C0 FORTA-
ABLE? HOUSE; 1AM A BIG
SAVING IN’ YOUR FUEL
BILL.“ “b " ’ '
-1.' "11'IA'
" you afford to be
uiali 11.111111 2
usErA GAS RANGE
ft____.__E___.9._
illi‘lliilliil ililliliii
Willi lilii’llii
-—-.—- Special
"9
1'1
The Newlyweds, ypu will find here all that 15 in good
taste for fumiohing the home and the my of complete
satisfaction follows each pundiaae here.
M
We Specialize in Tumbling lines Complete
Sterling Furniture Co.
1 '- 1273129 WASHINGTON m7
A Gas 11111111111
Think, please. of ,
pelled to put in there, and think .-
shown in all the latest designs
and colon.
Baby Carriages
.1 $14. 95 up
Go Chris 33. 95 up
SulkiesEEj $1.5011p
«poodle loyls‘11Thealre
m“
Special " ' Music '
EVERY “WRDAYE EVENING
Chiiord Hotel
RathSkeller
NOTE—In; mnangrom Eliza-
beth 0M '
Fill' MSIOra'ilc
111111911111 and Repair-
1 ed at Scanner Prices
We ignore your 1111.1 against
loss or injury.
The Cost is trifling—the relief
from worry and care is great.
Your for; must be more than
' cant bored—they must be kept
in a suihb cold temperature.
Our own are stored in the
someway. 7
'Furslhatwestomforyoure'
.quirc cleaning at regular inter-
vain.
We‘ consider this a part: of
our services and we do it can»
scientiously and scientifically.
.In fact when in repair or re-
model furs during the summer,
months we donot notchargc for
storage.
”1101111111111 120.
Joseph Banieléi "tMuI‘
."5" FMWRFIELD HAVE,
Norwalk Chronicler