At Lane’s
to serve on the Ice
Cream, Fruit Flavors:
mum. fresh sell Livers. with
gm of Iron.
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Lincoln Council. 0. U A. M.
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9 Arthur Olsen, student at Cornell
The Independents of Norwalk will T111111 erslt)’ is spending his yacatsou
play the New Canaans on the South 1 with his parents 011 Sound View Ter-
ovenue grounds this afternoon. erance.
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Charles Blaney is entertaining hisT
two sons from Philadelphia at Blarn-
ey Brook Farm on tho Norwalk Road.
"" port.
The 1N. E. Ryan Co. is showingT
large assortmeuts of dainty inmnt’s
wear which is sure to appeal to many
., mothers.
Court, is making a visit with relatives
in Providence. Rhoda Island.
James Creagh has accepted a posi-
tion with the Standard Oil Company,
his new duties taking him to Bridge-
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Kindllien,, of
Spring Hill avenue, celebrated their
second anniversary of their marriage
5 yesterday.
Mrs. William Tullle of New Can’aan
visited over the weekend at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Frank of Norwalk.
A regular meeting of the Bartend-
ers' Union will be held tomorrow
, morning at the C. L. U, hall at 10
o'clock.
Mrs. Felix E. Simone of the Silver- .
mine road, entertained her sister, Mrs. _ Miss Sophia. Hartog, formerly of
William E‘ Moore and her friends, this city, has returned to Philadelphia.
Miss Reynold ”f Brooklyn. ' ailer a visit with the Misses Brede, of
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Miss Louise Neury, of Bacon Falls.
is spending her vacation with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John N. Neary, or
Lowe str.eot
m9“ ' 1 Mrs. Henry M. Shields, wife or the
° {pastor of the Knight street A. 'M. E.
Mfg“ Charles Beers. Mrs. Wilbur church, is recovering from a "recent
Hubbell and Mrs. Charles Hoyt and severe illness.
Dexter Hoyt, all of Norwalk, were vie-T,
ltors at the home of Mrs. J. A. Boers,‘
Commodore Walther Luttgen and
Mrs. Luttgou, who have many friends
In this vicinity, have arrived at their
country place in ltedding for the sum i
—-AT THE COUNTRY CLUB.
100 Grassy Plain street, Betllel, yes T Special Sunday night supper.
terday. l ..
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‘ Mr. 1 d r J. W. Burke and sons,
Manager l’.l.M1111in of the Taylor: lo M s.
r d (‘ 111' l) 'Htlllium and Donald returned home to
Opera House, in arms ”a” 1n av Seymour. Ct, utter a visit with her
id W “mm” “may 111111 3“ delegatf; sister Mrs. 13. .1. Kiudillen. 01 Spring
and visitors to Dallbuly. next mon 11111 .11 ellue.
to the police conventlo would be ex -: -
‘1
tended the cou1tesios or he theatre.—T—’ 'Governor Holcomb has appointed
”WWW News 11111101111 Buol of 11111111111111 a commit-
» tee to examine and report on the men-
Special warning ‘3 being given .le to! condition of Waltono Mildis, a pri-
the United States Secret Service 119- }s1onel in the Ilitchiiold county Jail re-
partment against 11 counterfeit flveT ported ,0 be insane
dollo1 bill which is lleing extensively;
circulated in Connecticut. The bill: Representatives of the famous
i8 of “19 Indian head design and ‘53 Washlluru‘s Carnival. which will show
said to be an especially 800d 1mmWhere under the auspices of the Moose
tlon. Tduring the week at June 28—July 311,
were in this city today making ar-
Local ”30611me have 1receiv'ed rangements for the coming of the
invitations to participate in the an'f largest carnival on the road.
nual shoot of the Osslnlng. N. Y..: _.
.Gllng Club which Wlll be bald on the The “’Qman;3 Relief corps of Con.
range of the OSSininK 01“": Monday. neclicut will hold its annual picnic
July 5. Amos 3611811,”!!! secretary 0f and reunion at the Cromwell Wom-
the club. is a crack amateur shot and am; Relief Corps home, Wednesday.
did some trapshootlng at the Pahquio- June 23. Luncheon will he served at
one range, Danbury, last year. ‘ 1T2:15 and ‘a program of speaking and
entertainment will be given at 1: 30.
The New Canaan Fruit Growers .-
Association expects to transfer its Genelal Russell Frost and son Rus-
“membership to the Fairiield County sel, jr., sailed at 12 o'clock today, for
Farm Buleau for one year, that is it Lilel‘pool, on the steamship St. Louis.
it is agreemble to the fruit growers. They are making the trip on business,
The advantages of the Farm Bureau and expect to visit friends in London,
1111, mourns the advice and services and relatives living in Paris, and will
-of"an expert in any branch or agri. be away about‘a'month.
, culture can he obtained by' applying
to S. J. Wright, the Farm agent at
Mrs. LoufsflJ. Schlitt. Mrs. Frank A
Norwalk. ' 1t" ' ' 7 1State and Mrs. Jennie Johnson, are ex-
-—-———-- , ... pected to arrive in Norwalk today,
dKNOB CLUB. from Washington, D 0., where they
Restaurant now. open. Shore dinners have been attending the convention or
and meals served a 181 carts lthe Companions of tile Forest. Onl
' ' ' Wednesday they had the pleasure or!
1meeting President Wilson in the cash
Iroom of the White fHouse. ,
Tllél‘ll’ 5 Bangor
91 11111 burning or burglars steal-
1111: your private papers .1111 val-
uables when away, it left in the
home or stiles. ;
The lush
and responsibility or 1111111111111
valuables about the house are
too great. You can have I»
Sale Whit _
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Melange-torment,
thmullvum and
The special meeting of the Norwslk
Country Club Corporation was held
last night. and thopropose'd improve-
ments were voted. The board of gov-
ernors were given authority to issue
notes for the 21111111111. required to ll~
' nanoe the proposition. 1111 soon as the
money is raised the work will be com-
menoed. The club renewed a lease on
the property for a period of live years.
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Frank B. Jennings. private sixty-
‘1 ninth company. Cassi Artillery corps,
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night, was made It the meeting or
Mrs. Samuel c.11-eland, of Bates '
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Optician
O. B. Jackson
Everything in the optical Line
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Asphalt 111111111 191311011
coal tar it melts an
it cost more than. tar. asphalt.
and and-surfaced rantings, but it
is cheaper by the year. because it
lasts much longer. nuns-om
roofs put on more ill-n 20 years
ago are still watertight and look
right.
We how that III- Ill- om will
give you satisfaction. Low»
grade roofing: might be watertight
for I while. but ”I sum up»-
manontly Weather-proof.
Come In 111111 get our prices.
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Here's a Tangle.
. How easy it ls.to lntx‘up the over-
sge business men was demonstrated
the other day when the son of 11 local
merchant leaned against his tnther's
knee and innocently asked:
“Daddy. is today tomorrow?"
“No, my son of course today isn't
tomorrow," anssleled the rather. ‘
' “But you sold it was." continued the
son.
“When did I ever say today was to
morrow?" -
“Yesterday," answered the son.
“Well. it was; today was tomorrow
yesterday, but today is today, just us
yesterday was today yesterday. but is
yesterday today, llndtomorrow will he
today tomorrow, whlcll makes today
yesterday and tomorrow all at once.
Now run along and play," and theta
' thor collapsed into his chair with 11
Sign of whet-«Louisville Times. ..
Origin of "Hip. Hip, Hurrah!"
"Hip, hip. horrahl" our modern yell
origin. The word “hip" is supposed to
[)9MJHl1"Tmetlnllig “Jerusalem is de-
stituted for the “e" in “est.“
the German knights were ,persecutlng
111111111 as to say Jerusalem is destroyed.
hence “hip. hip.‘
to pnrudise."-—lndlnnupolls News.
,..... Another Topsy.
,‘Little Mary had heard ltssld that
sister Kate ‘fllelouiled to her mother’s
movie." that baby brother was “his
MM Tllb Tatum”
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Eyes Exammed Free
contains no Tar.
Asphalt Sand.
Wood or Paper.
pavement but a poor roofing. like
no in hot weather and 1211111111 111 cold
weather. Sand gravel and flint add nothing to the wear
of a roof, hnd roll oil with exposure to the weather. Wood
fibre and paper stock. used in many roofings. rot quickly.
We can supply you with a roofin
of tough. heavy felt. waterproofecfwith a compound whic
cannot melt, crack. break or rot. This roofing ls ' 1
g»
of delight, is suidm have an ancient 4
he composed of the 111111111 letters of '
the Latin phrase, “Hierosolymll est
strayed." the “l” in “hip" being sul1-"
When _
Jews in the middle ages they are said ,
to have run, shouting, “Hip, hip!" asT ,
“Hurrah” is sold to be from tile 8111“
vonlc “hunt." meaning “to paradise; "‘
hurrah!” would mean. ,
“Jerusalem ls lost; we are on our way -
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: Delicious Creamery Butter, lb. .314:
ii, and O. Molasses, 2 cans ..... 1 25¢
Evaporated Milk, 3 51: calls] 4 10¢
Reliable Flour, large size........ ....... . ........ 24¢
Reliable Flour, small size 12¢
Gold Medal Butter in prints . ......... . ..... 32¢
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
EER Oll
that 13 made exclusiveli
11
calms amnion. 1111111111
made, In 1.1111111115111115 Red and
Copper Green. has 1111 the wearing
qualities: of the gap); M.
The colors are built lnto the roofing
is widely 1111111111511.
The genuine has the “Ru.ber-oid
Man ” (sham shove) on every-roll. /
Thrills AppolloteCo Courthuen- /
joined imitators from using the /
word «111.111.1111 or .11, E11111, 4.
name ”road the trade name or bnnd ‘ 1
of theirrooll
The Hatch f: Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN a ,.
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Clearance Sale "
or HIGH-GRADE T
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A Pair of Socks Free With
Every Pair of .‘Shoes.
P. ,0. Block. So. Norwallr.
C. V. CRAW GARAGE T
Agent for TTRUMBULL CAR
CARS. FOR HIRE ,,
1‘1 111111111121 Place, Tel. 11114.1
Imam '1‘ 11.
CM! mérfr
137C to AUQD
BlilyforAbe.
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TAl-range for next winter’s coal
, supply now. Summer Prices Are
1:537 in 'Efi'oct.
TALK IT OVER WITH
Harris 81 Calls
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milllzs
Toe-night
One Hour Sale
From 8 :00 till 9:00.
50c Umbrellas, 291:
25 doz. Ladies’ Lmhrella s, fancy handles, regular price
5911.011 sale for One Hour only 29c.
One to a Customer
Norwalk [lawn Shop
Morley Loaded on Articles of
value,
Unredeemed Pledges Sold at
Sacrifice.
"J. ‘Rosenfield
40 WATER STREET
South Not-walk, Conn.
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EREGULATING
'How often we see.a.person
who would be really attractive
were it not that ugly or pro-
. truding teeth make him almost
repulsive. It is unfortunate for
one to go through “Tito hundt-
capped in this way. when a lit-
tle care given in childhood
would remedy it so easily.
My manner of treating these
cases embraces all the latest
methods and most approved ap-
pliances, thus giving the best re1
suite with the least poaslblo dis-
comfort to the patient. it your
child has irregular teeth. bring
him in‘and let me tell you what
can be done. Consultation Free.
Dr. J. ll. Mallory
16 So. Main St- So. Nor.
HOURS: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Tuesday and il’lllll-Illsy Even-
lnge, 7 to 8 p. 1111. Sundays by
appointment only.
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Insurance
Fire, Llfs, Accldeét, Plate Glass,
Workmen': Compensation, Liabili-
ty, Marine and Automobile.
surety Bonds.
Notaries Public
Steamship Tickets
J. M. Layton & (0., inc.
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
11 Railroad Are, So. Norwalk
FOR SUMMER HOMES.
A CREX RUG.
We carry them. All sizes
from 18 inches by 36 inches
. to 9 feet lly 12 foot.
A. Dickermall & 8011
So. Norwalk, Ct.
Phone 446.»-
Sllad, Bluefish, Halibut, Fresh Mackerel.
Salmon, Sea Bass, Cod, Butter Fish, Por-
gies, Flat Fish, Salt and CannEd Fish,
Crab Lump, Soft Crabs, Lobsters.
CUTBILL’ s BRIDGE MARKET,
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone 198.
White Shoes”
For Ladie’s. Misses, ‘and' Children
A most complete line in all of the newest models.
Tennis and Yachting Shoes
in many styles'
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South N orwalk.
All kinds of
Everything Needed
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The Babies
Can Be Satisfactorily
Purcashed Here.
~ This store was never bet-f
ter prepared to meet the re—
yquirements of, ‘mothérs who
seek ‘ pretty and 1 becoming
aware) Tfor their 'babies’.
"Our assortments were:
never broader, styles were
never prettier, nor “were
prices ever more“\ reason?
able . ' '
Mothers who 11% not ac-
;q’uainted with this departé .
uncut of our store will ‘be - 1
pleased with the satiSfac—T
tery garments it ofi'crs.
INFANTS’ DRESSES; 1.;
Very charming empire 1111
French styles, made of 111111
nalnsoolr’ and lawns with“ datu-
tiest laces and embroldsrlos. .
Some strictly hand-made. Sizes,
6 months to lgysars.‘ ‘
At....... 75¢m$£totl
INFANTS’ CASHMERE
KIMONOS‘ 1
Beautifully hand-embroidered
l 1151111111 $3.00
INFANTS" CLOAXS.
(it more; 111.111.1111: or call-
nsu. m or short.
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BEAUTIFUL. EFFECTIVE. DURABLB
‘ DON‘ T FLAP "*1 THE WIND ‘
We are sole agents for the famous Windsafe Porch
T Shades , 1 s 11:11er
,T he patellcd weave, the very thick Slots, the big strong:
seine twine, the weather resisting stain, and the careful
workmanship make them last for years after cheap imi-
.tatlons 1are long smce gone and forgotten.
The A. J Angevlne 81 Son Co. .
:34 Washington“
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Norwalk Chronicler