CM
gpurchased a motorboat and will put it
. attending the Sacred Heart Convent
‘ o’clock at'tho home of Mrs. Ann Can-
THURSDAY, 1U NE 17, 71915
. ”Mi-“M
Ali Lane’ 3
no eerie on the Ice
, * .‘Cream, Fruit maven:
Street.
at“)... 4 .,
till; NEWS
William Hines, of smith street, has
school on Henry street will be held.
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1113, before the Probate Court settled
matters in connecion with the Alex
Campbell estate, of which he is ad-
ministrstor.
Today is the 125th anniversary at
the First Methodist Episcopal Church
of South Norwaik. The new pastor.
of the church is Rev. William Gill
Glifin.
into commission shortly
Richard Norris, of Main street, has
lecured a position at the Yale and
Towns factory, in Stamford.
A joint meeting of the Christian En-
Mrs. JOhn Whone, 0‘ West main,deavor Societies of the Rowayton and
street, is spending a week in Pawtuek-mnd South Norwalk Baptist church-es
et, R. 1., on a visit with friends. will ‘be held on Friday evening in
Rowuylon.
Miss Dorothy Erdman, of 25 High-
land nvenue, Dunbury, is spending a
low days with her sister, Miss Marie
Erdman, in West Norwalk.
The next picnic lobe held at Roton
Point will be on Saturday, when mem-
bets of the Park Avenue Church of
the Bronx, New York, will spend the
May at the Point.
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Mrs. A. C. Cuneo, oi Railroad ave-
one, has closed her “Flower Shot)"
for the summer. The store, however.
will he re-opened again in the fall. as
is the usual custom.
Miss Nancy Byrne, who has been
”in New York city, the past year, has
returned to her home in West street.
The W. o. 'r. U. will hold its regu-
lar meeting tomorrow afternoon at 3
iield, on Mei-win street. ‘Regular bush
ness ,8 to be transacted. Attention is being attracted on
trains of the New Haven railroad to
the neatly framed “Courtesy" sugges-
tions, which have recently been
" Local strawberry growers state that
the berries are notably plentiful on
high ground this season, but on low
ground there is more or, less of a
scarcity owing to tho-late frosts.
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New Haven railroad.
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Local market men are interested in
the. annual stat-e convention of the
Butchers‘ and Grocers’ Associatibn,
which is today being held in New
Haven. A business session this after
noon will he followed, tonight, by an
elaborate banquet.
A. J. Hutchinson and daughter, Mrs.
Arthur G. Boynton, of Babylon, L. 1.,
are visiting at the home of Mr. and
Airs. F. T. Lyon, of West street. Mr.
Hutchinson and daughter were for-
ntcr residents of this city, and their
friends here are pleased to greet
them again.
Clarence Brown, of Elm Grove
street, has purchased a building lot
in Elmwood axenue from David H.
Miller, and has commenced the cel-
‘lar of ‘a new house St. John & Key-
ser have the contract.
Counsel argued before Judge Mil-
ton A. Shumway yesterday morning
in the appeal front the acts of the
Probate court of Stam'ord, in send-
lng Mrs. Ann‘a R. Schlitte of New
York, to a retreat and in appointing
a conservator over her. Judge El-
more S Banks for ,the appellant
argued that the acts of the court were
illegal
The case of Ollie Tyrell, of upper
Norwalk, arrested in Bridgeport rc—
eontly on account. of' figuring in an
automobile accident, was continued
luntil June 30th when brought before
management of Frank Jacobs, of New ll" 1“ Bartram, of the ‘ Bridgeport
York. Three months later Mr. Jacobs (ll-V Court yesterday morning. Tyr
turned over the place to Mr. Lemon-1"" ‘5 represented by Attorney Joseph
gelli. The latter has made several J- LIT’XWEHEI‘ 01' this CIT?
changes, and is making a success ofI
the place as a vaudeville, road shawl A clam bake will be enjoyed some
and photo play house. His many time within the immediate future by
triends in Norwalk will be pleased to'lthe members of the Italian Social
hear of his success.
Residents of Haviland street are
William lgmongelll formerly 013‘.
South Norwalk, is now the manager of I.
the new Greenwich theatre, which op-
ened September 3,1914. under the
met and discussed plans concerning
department to rip up
st) (- or
been completed on Hillside place and clam bake. Other interesting matters
5%wa . 5 _ ”r. I. um. mi. 5
Banana V.
orange — Budd W. Raymond I
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new on item IUlLDINO ..
WI Bakery. 5 I? wnfliuaron 31.1..
51 women. I Tel. on... was: some». I
Tumor-now evening the sauna: com- '.
mencement or St. Joseph’s Parochial ‘_
Attorney John J. Cuneo. this moru- ‘
placed in every car running on the‘
Club, of this city, who, last evening -
Ithe outing. The meeting was held »
pleased with plans being made by the Luith Frank Colombo, on Railroad hve- ‘
lhflt one, and was adjourned until June.-
street, in places, and “smooth" it out. 23d when a committee will be. IID- 5
Repairs. of a satisfactory nature, have anointed to take up the matter of me-
Cement; ConcreLe, Flag,
Pat. mg.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
i1.
Gravel Cinder :.
\
Opticiu n
to. aaackoon
Everything in the Optical Line
a mu: mun
nonwaen.
PHONE “I
Eyes Examined Free
z4 Cottage Street.
LOW
CUT
In the very'latest and
commit
South
4 f Delicious Creamery Butter, lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
B. and O. Molasses, 2 cans
Evaporated Milk, 3 5c cans
Reliable Flour, large size.....
Reliable Flour, small size ..
Gold Medal Butter in pr'
ASTULL
SHOES FOR
BLACK—TAN—WHITE.
ints ....
MENI
most attractive models.
RUBBER or LEATHER SOLES
& BRACKEN.
Norwalk.
Phone 1069-2.
Albert F. Gehebe
25 west Washington St.
Refrigerators
Low ” Priced
Well known McKee make,
made of hardwood, rounded cor-
ners, charcoal insulation, gal-
vanized wire shelves, removable
drain pipes, perfect ventilation,
insuring minimum consumption
of ice.
Lift~top style, 35 lb. size 34.75
Lift-top style, 40 lb. size $7.50
Lift- -top style, 50 ll). size $9.98
Apartment house style, white on
amcled lined, three compart-
ments, 75 lb. size, special $16.50
South Norwalk.
Prompt Delivery.
mos. seven,
5
FOR?
‘ SWIM-EASY surrs i
ARE THE BEST. l
PRICES $1. 69 T0 $6 50
Ladies' or Children's Sizes
KlDS’ surrs
Equally Good for
BEACH on HOME.
MEN'S" SUITS
$1.00 to $3.00
BATHING SHOES
fiiiéiultlé’lis
25¢ to ’
A. nickel-mini ”ii son
30 Norwnik, Ct. Phonfi-‘M
. ”JV
5%“ Mill“? ['1
Bought llerc
-is GOOD. hosiery, for we
handle no other kind. In
the Summertime, ‘when
dainty ankles are shown,
your .hosicry should be be- *
full line of extra sizes
I well as all regular sizes.
as
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N." E. RYAN ca.
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
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.NNOORWALK Fund All!!!“ BOXES.
15 Cor. Main and Wall Sis.
21 Belden Ave. and Union Place
22 Spring Hill and Kellogg 8t.
24 Union Park
25 West Ave. and Berkley St.
27 Franklin Ave. and Lynes Place
31 Gas House (Private Box)
32 West Ave. and Merwin St.
33 Harbor. Ave. and Orchard St.
luriiln'lvbs the
The Secret of a Good Figure
foften lies in the brassleu.’ Hundreds of tlioununda of women
wear the lites-Joa lie
Emil“?
offset?”
” a? far.“ the [euloghlhgt titreuy‘aosurd
com ports a us back
ure the youthful oil’tlins Mien deems.
s‘r'mtneooiummmm aervlo lee-ale ‘
e. 112‘
best of materials ureubed-n-fgr in-
hues.“W-lohn". sfiexlble but».
* 4 {2 Main and North Ave.
14 Chestnut near Summer at.
’ 56 Main St. and Union Ave.
“ 62 On the Green.
* 83 East rind Lincoln Aves.
Golden Hill street, excessive material
iwere discussed last night.
restless-permitting laundering without removal.
54lusof great durability‘t—ehsoluto‘ly ‘
ill East Ave. and Desksm Lane.
They come in all styles. and your local Dry Goods denier";
will show thorn to you on request. lfhedocs uotcarry them.
from West street nhich is undergo-
ing repairs. being used. A portion of;
the West street hill is also being re~ik1m Junior High School and a num-
paired A large N" 0f the heavy as fiber of the scholar's parents and
phaltic Oil has arrived ‘9' the street friends are visiting the class rooms,
department and awallS distribution aslgeuing an intimate and interesting
scan as the weather conditions be glimpse of school fife, and what their
comt- favdrable children are doing throughout the
* ~ school year. Tomorrow Parent's Day
will be observed in the'Center Junior
High School, upper Norwalk, and er-
eryone is most cordially invited to
Advantages
Steamboat Company, of this city, by
Samuel Waman, of upper Norwalk,
_ Who alleges we‘losst of a rug in tran-
si't between New York and this city.
The- caae is returnable the 30th of
June before Justice of thermos J. J.
number. Another suit, also for 850.
has been brought against .cl‘iurles
5 Steam. of Day street. by the Dior“
“I" W7. 0! New Tori. AM
.Salety' and Service, 3';
is the aim” of this bank to“
all customers. With com-
plete safety and efficient
service, we also extant the
privilege to our patrons to.
freely confer with the offi-
cers on matters of finance
and business. 55
diamond-widen.
'IIeSoIthorwalk.
Today is parent's day in the Frnnk-_
A depositor’ s first considera- visit.
lion should be erfeut siife- . _ .
ty for his fun Another Two minor" suits were brought yes.
important point is quality of terday through Attorney. Maurice .,
service rendered by the 9; Land. on Washington. street, one, for
bank, 550] was brought against the Norwalk '
aniiluat
Cha
Within reach of everybody
A WONDER ,wforthe MONEY
he can easily tthem tor you by writln
rated'ebooklef. showing styles the:
BENJAMIN & JQHNES
Street ,
NEW . ' "
sot 40
to us. Send diorr
are in high terror. ' 5
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110""
Phone 1350.
name: SUIT up TooAv.'j
The domain suit for Bill Roodner
against the New York New Haven
and Hartford railroad will be hand .
today more 3m moon}
Shh“! in the Superior Court this .
South Norwallf, Gena.
”:21 NORWAIII CIRIRERS’ SALARY
VAAST BROTHERS. GARAGE 3 '
carom. When it cot-riot first in-
34 Chapel St. and Harbor Ave.
at West Ave. hear Amory
38 Elm Crest and menus St.
41 Cross St. and Wilton Ave. "
43 France St.
‘42 Main and Catherine Sta.
a5! New Canaan Ave. Cor. Fair st.
RAISE lllll Ill: REID lll’
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=5 arias of South Norwalk- carriers on
account of a lack of funds.
again adjourns, when a deficiency
it, receiving it in a “lump" as back
Under an act of Congress. approved
tor carriers of the country were stun.
mumduflesbianiuryhtflo.
which automatically increases out:
your .8100. until his yearly up
SUMMER BATHING ; I
THE 1
New Showing
'ws REFER YG‘J
it is said on good authority that
f“ the understanding in the post office ‘
department is that the carrier's in
crease will be Hold up .until Congress I
Eventually the
local men will get their money, but
they will have to wait some time for
gieS. Flat Fish, Salt
liliiit s
We will place on display for Friday a new display of
MID SUMMER SHAPES AND TRIM MINGS
at moderate prices.
Shad, Bluefish, Halibut, Fresh Mackerel,
Salmon, Sea Bass, Cod, Butter Fish, Pot-
of Millinery
and Canned Fish, '
Crabs, Lobsters.
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CUTBILL’ s BRIDGE MARKET ‘
71 North Main St.
Phone 103,
$ECUDITY
you'd reproach. You can '1
5 buy good hosiery here, FANS.
choosing from the best of Spangled and Lace Trimm ed White 1 ans with ivory and col—
thc advertised brands, and 131mg frames ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ------------ 50¢ ‘0 $1 50
vou will )8 no m re } clluloid Inns with designs in cutwork. . .5
. i Y 0 “a“ SILK HOSIERY. W
any Olhei’ i-iOOil' Sim} WOUId Black ll bite and Colored Silk Hose .;. .50é to $2 ()0
charge for stockings of HANDKEREHIEFSW 5
equal quality. .Fancy Handkerchiefs with one corner embroidery or lace.
. , trimmed .. . -.25¢l0$250
Plain blacks, whites and I . ', , SCARFS-
the favored colors to match I Silk Scarfs tn plain colors and white with Dresden ends
Your shoes or harmonize II GLOVES $1' 00 to $138
with. your ”costume. Also Aong Silk Gloves 111 pink, blue and white 75¢ to $1 98
the new striped effects 011%\VltitcaIxitltG10\;es,s11;tccn-buItton length . . $2.50.
. . ' pic 5301 men iii an
Puccs .. ...... 50“ to $3 Lavalicrs cy 1115, Pearl Beads and
In plain black and plain J I. MALLE I I I i:
:Wlllle StOCklllgS, “70 have a W
TO THE HOUSE' ;
that has been painted with our paints. 1
is it not beautiful in its glistening ,
coat? Yes, and what's more, it will I
wear well—we guarantee that. All our
paints, oils, stammvarnlshes, enam-
els, etc.. are tho‘best obtainable»
that's your protection. Phone us.
The G0rhatn Co
10 FIRST 8T.. EAST NORWALK
Tel; 452.
r.s.um"
Good Job Printing
«on Panel: loot Work, Beet Prices
. 88 NORTH MAIN STREET
3. nonviolent . PHONE 907
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WllI‘lANS SAMPLE
SHIIE DAllbllll
TAKE ELEVATOR ,,__ UP ONE FLIGHT
Ills MAIN Si--lti. 22l8
BRIDGEPORT
l GIFTS FOR THE GRADUATE
Any Junk
Effi’z.‘ S. Juliet?
market.
BUILDING“
ll You Hare
Successor to Wm. Effroll;
Phone 499.
37 Fort Street. East Norwallo
"‘""'—ANi-—--i
STRAW HAT
in our store
value/up to $3.00. N p
#53150“
Money Loancd on Articlcs‘mf
Value
Unrctlccmed Pledges Sold
Sacrifice.
J. Rosenfield
40 WATER STREET,
South 'Norwallr, coon. '
SPECIAL SALE 0
new: uuoenwsan.
cur” Spatial Price. . ..25o per our
The Ewe! 5.10 & 25c
a”! do. Halo it.
Norwalk Chronicler