SATURDAY. APRIL as. 1916
We
Serve
Lunches
Lane’s Baker;
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Strut.
t
Gill NEWS
"Swat the fly" adtlee is now in
Order. and is being laiien up with .t
vim my newspaper; and health organ
nations.
Many of. the friends of Mr; James
Manning. oi 6 Hamilton atenue, who
has ljt‘t‘ll M‘I‘ltfllni) ill with pneumonia,
villi lw pit‘dbt‘d to limit sire is slowly
improting
d.
'l‘ii“ (lame (Ii \liifllrii) . tl‘t lit-.~li‘.i.
scheduled tor ilt'.\l 'l'ucsiay Q‘\t‘iiiilfl
at the .\<. “in Armory. ha. been
part ncd l...tir on r H t'hlit‘l'lt'ti
Inotln-r tlalt‘ \llii lie arranged
itr Willis li t'rowc, of New ”iflt‘ii,
wellhnlmri lli this my, has her-n
(hosrll .i niclrgate to atzi-nd thi- t‘oit
llt‘tllt'tll \inirml Association's annual
meeting lit‘.\| month in New Haven.
. ........-
o—I’ay city tuxt» next week and save
interest (lillt'es I‘ll} Hall and Town
Assembly Hall,
The first thunder shower ot the
Mason struck Norwalk about i: 47-
o‘clock Thursday night The flashes
of “chain" lightning tier‘e particularly
viiid. .\ brief rainfall was accom-
panied by heavy thunder
“tins Knurr,” says one oi the
Bridhcport lll'\\>]ltipt'r\. ‘linn Illi do
('ided what shirt he will wear c-n open
his day but the fans cart res. .i. sun-d
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that u will be a classy varment. for.
"11135 all that ”ii: has in his unim-
lion."
Robert Lincoln, manager oi th-t
Norwall‘e. of this city, has wrrlttzi
Dalibtlry papt" stating his lt‘i’lll was
willing to play tii'h nine-.- It in.“
city cotnpuwrl of players balm-mi
the ages of filter-n . and St-\t.lltv-ll
years.
All tnntltlx ilrtltircn'< i..w.~._ for
Easter, now lt.tti)' t‘onneallt A“
Bracket).
...___.
A regular mw'inu at H'Ithlllfl‘lJlll
Post, No 12. ii A. ll. tin. held his:
evening. in the headquarters In the
Town Assembly Hall linildlng, in
\\'all street. Plans for the Memorial
Day celebration were discussed. but
nothing definite decided upon. Routine
business was also transacted.
According to reports from Bridge-
port. John H. Redgste will be the
new chief of police to succeed the
Isle Eugene Birmingham Lieutenant
Charles ll. Sucklcy and Lieutenant
Philip '1‘. lilansficld will be elevated
to the captaincy, and Edward 0.
(fronan will be plan-d at the head
of the detective department to suc-
ceed t‘aptain Arnold. according to
present plans.
The Woman's Municipal league
will meet on the afternoon of May]
8. This will be the regular meeting.
Members will please note the change
in the date. as the regular meeting
will be held May 3, and not April 24.
An ocean-barge. “Hattie Mcllvane,“
has arrived at the docks of the Hub-
bell. Hall & Randall Company. no
burn, with a large consignment or
lumber.
~‘Property owners. We give spec ii
attention to porch, window and door cake."
”creeps. Garage and bungalow build
ing. Book case coionade
with are glass.
ins. Office partitions. Get our help
with that new store front.
First" and lowest prices is our policy.
Phone 1082. St. John and Keyser
Steamboat place.
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completei “lint, auntie. I have eaten it."
Oak and maple floor-l
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as: com NORWALK NINKNO MINI}
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WIIIIC not. comoound
With Tar i
For That Cold of Yours ‘
F. I. “XIII, I‘ruuist.
You know what you g--t
im —I)d\—iti IA K¢)i|l -. timé
.=UNbER’lAIthIt '
Tet, olfice, 1069-3; House, 695,
2? WASHINGTON ST.
chants. A wonderful help
RAYMOND
Phone I 1 3-3.
LUCKY snort?
TY when purchasing COAL. HAY. GRAIN, FLOUR, i
FEED, FERTILIZERS, BUILDING MATERIAL and ‘
other noedful goods in our line. The Best is the cheapest
every time. Get in touch with Live Wire up-to-date mer-
— im an tut-d out and csnnot bale,
A weary housewife 631d.
Well, then. s kindly neighbor asked.
In QUALITY i‘lld QUANTI' Why don't you buy your bread?
11111 new in town—41m you suggest
“here I had better go?
in time of need.
BROTHERS ‘
r 37 Washington St. t
If it is homemade bread you want,
iuel so to 5 Monroe.
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING ‘
l'rilier the dll‘l‘tllflli of St‘tidllliar't‘h
Harold Nash and ihtlilt'I Gleason. a
‘hike' “lie enyoyt-ti p-Cs lti.:_\ by the
local 150) Scotm
\‘t'ul‘k Oil titt- taluullc (Alumni .t.
on West avenue is progrenmg as
rapidly as could be ripe-cred. and r,
is thought that the building will again
be ready for octupancy. i;i.~ni.. of in .
Htt‘ks
'lln- ‘)r'it" oi the Tclllpic “as con
it‘ll’r'd .1: )t’a v-rtiay's :peciai ('tIlthM'd
lion oi l‘lltlnli I‘tllilillfliAitr). \o HOSIERY To MATCH ALL SHOES I'sssCo-Cath-iuctflighw
Killflillm ’l‘emplar'.‘ :n ..r :mlnm in ' eduyhpO—d'flolc.
Wall street. ttwr the Lu .m. a.» o' ‘ Can be who-Isl. VIII stand stuns."
illk‘ meeting lliid lit‘t‘ll tllllt’ill II .i (‘()NN!‘ A l LY & BRACKEN ' {firmwgalifffed't’gg
ltanqtiet wits cripvyeti -‘ J 4 ‘ Milan-DUI WM
) magma-.6 Wyomwut
E D II It
A meeting oi tne general .. inr..' 3‘ WASHINGTON STREET TELEPHONE 1475-1. C.- b- "Jul"- the tin. baby‘s
lee oi the t'a'lin'tt t‘l'rl: lti\ h w. M “I.“ havens '0‘“.
. . ~ . . mutual-us.
callod ior Monday irrning a: wlm .. w- " "'
NOVELTY FOOTWEAR
A New Champagne High Lace Boot
White Top Boots with Royal Blue, or Field Mouse Vamps.
A BIG LINE OF WHITE SHOES.
CHILDREN'S EASTER SHOES OF ALL KINDS.
time. tin dilll‘ tor the holding oi th-
Japanese Kinnes. watch “1“ mic
brute the reopening oi thr ('illh ill'llV‘
“l“ in. lhu”dtd “undu) lHLhF
meeting will be Iltitl in tin lr.t.\‘c!lici.'
i) l‘ ‘ '
{‘1‘ ”mm" . _m 12 Other Kinds, All Fresh
Starting Monday ‘ot next “Hi. .i f C
, ~ .‘ . _‘ l
llrdlltil ofliie “ill be tllll‘lil‘ti lit i.t.\ I ‘I )0
“thilcctor Robert K: tint-nell ill thu-
"I‘bll .ISN'Illirl)’ hall in the t:;ll\t‘il Come "“1 L°°k Before Vou
.t‘flt'l' nt' uptown taxpayers till Tune Back it Not Satis‘ied
.iay 'I‘ovtn (‘lerk Herbert ll Smut. all}
“stabltsh a temporary branch other
in the lormer town nail tor thr- col
Bet-tron oi‘ uptown til”: ln‘cnw was.
—NOTICE.
Louis Salan opens a store, April 2:.
on Railroad avenue. Gents' furnish-
ngs and dry goods.
BRIDGE
'/1 North Main St. Free Cc
llEi, WARE SHAII
290"!
‘3'“, Nothing Mis‘epresented Money
Open This Evening.
. CUTOiLL’S
We Have No Froxsn Fish.
' \. J. .ingevine 81 Son
' [IRS ‘ 134.136 wasnmcron 57..
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Screen Doors. Refrigerators. Oil
and Gas Stovts. Sunen Door
M A RKET
livery.
‘ing Pots, Garden Hose.
lMowers. Garden Tools. Etc.
1 Albert E. Gellebc
Phone 108.
Children.
MEN'S SHOES AND
OXFO
LADIES‘ SHOES
Medium and high cut in
new patterns and popu-
lar leathers.
CHILDREN'S
DRESSY SHOES AN 1)
SLIPPERS
Black or tan. correct in every dc- Suitable for the occasron
tail for Easter wear.
$3.50 to $7.00.
at medium prices.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Easter Footwear i
We are showing a wide variety of Easter Shoes. Pumps ani Oxfords ior Men. Women and
Glover’s Shoe Store
MILTON EL‘NOOD. Manager.
-‘I
[Phone 10692 Prompt Delivery.
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FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK.
Freight boat leaves Pier 27 East
,Rivsr, New York (foot of Catherins
at.) every day ascent ltundsy. st 3 o
m. Freight rccctvsd at Norwsik up to
LAlli l‘IS‘ PUMPS
3:30 p. m.
Gourde F. Fools, General Agent.
I’HE ANNINO J. SMITH TRANS
MIPATION LINE. IM.
The
Norwalk Pawnshop
Money Loancd on Articles of
VALUE
Tools. Musical Instruments. Jew-
elry, Etc., on Sale.
Jos. Roscniicld. Prop.
40 Water St.
With
small tongue eiiect. very
stylish, a wide variety.
ornament and
I) P
t. flat)
0 it! $5.00.
DAO'S PUEASANT PART.
Daughter~Ani I to understand, pa-
pa, that you have settled eVerything
with regard to my wedding?
Father—Yes, my dear--crerything
but the bills.
SHAKESPEARE TERCENTENARV.
tcrccntcnary and the pictures to be
shown at Lockuoou's liall. Monday
night, attention is called to the beauti-
ful illustrations the Norwalk Library
is displaying.
In the main t’t‘atiinu-t‘oottt are Japan
proofs of engravings. by iiuyot. after
the paintings of Audriolli. These 1!
,lttstr‘ate Romeo and Juliet. The col
lectimr was giten to the library by an
interested friend some little time ago.
lit the children‘s room is a rare
prirti collection which iucudcs Shake-
speare portraits, the Globe Theatre
.—
TROUBLE WITHIN.
“What's the matter, Bobbie?"
“Please, auntie. i don't like my
“Well. dear, dont eat it."
______———_——
If you had been a good Sentinel
“Servtcsfciassined advertiser. at the time you and portraits of mamt noted actors in
secured your present position, per- costume. There are Hat-rick. Peg Wot
hsps you would have found one pay-,flncton. Mrs. Stations. Edwin Booth.
'ling twice the salary-and with twice McCullough and many scenes front the}
iareat plays.
the chance for useful service.
.
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There Goes‘ the Bell 0
Perhaps it is-your house, oryour place of business! If
you are insured, you have an anchor to windward. But -
suppose your. policy is burning, or other keepsakes that can
not be replaced. Exercise your better judgment, come to
this‘ bank, bring your papers and valuables with you and put
thcm'inta bowin bonfire Md burglar proof vaults. You can
get‘ this protection for «slow. as Four Dollars at year.
Tkmm'fmdt Company
In connection with the Shakespeare;
EASTER CHURCH SERVICES.
The musical proton" in ‘i‘rini'y
t‘llllrt‘ll =omorrow “ill lru us I'iilluwsj
.tlornint: : ---
l’roceSsional Ilyrnn \\'elcome, llwt"
Morning. t‘alkln.
lntrocts t‘hrist. Our Passover. (‘nii
Communionservicevin t‘. Torin . .. _ .
ityrun—desus t‘hrist is Risen 'l‘oda)‘. . ‘ ‘ _’ .-
On'cr‘my Anthem Al'pon the. First Pfilvliefizg‘fi'fiéfgfig
. Day of the Week. Faster
‘liymu—The Strife is (Yer. Valentino
Recensional Hymn—The [lay of Resur-
rec: icn. Tours|
Afternoon (‘arol service:—-
:I'rocessional Hymn—We Mari-h. \‘t'e.
March to Victory.
iCerolm—Shine, 0 Sun. in Splendor
lirirtht. '
Bright Emster Skies.
Let the Merry (‘hurch Bells Ring.
‘ The Word ttselt Keeps Easter nay.
? A son: of Sweetness Pills the Air.
1 Rt-reirsional Hymn ‘God has Sent His'
Angels. l
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iius Opened a new iield for
young people.
chare youci us pr
MIRRIII. COLLEGE
South Norwalk, Stamford. Port
Chester.
i
l .. For Up-to-dsts Oowtos Csll
FRED H. OANUNG.
Funeral Dlnctor and lmbslmor
l Messiah Swedish Lutheran church.‘
3 Fort street. 'H. Luther Wilson, pastor.t
Divine service. 4 p. m. l
i The pastor leaves on Tuesday morn-i
ing [or the annual convention of the“
i New England Conference, then in res-i
l sion in Mlddietown, Conn. l
l
Office and Residence
Telephone 00!.
so to. stain It, to. Nomllt
I “How are things at
MORE INCREASES IN WAGES. ;club?"
your wife's
YOUNGSTOWN. 0., April 22.—--Pres- ‘iAll richt. Everything they
idem John 0. Pew. of the Youngstown dusts» is thoroushly misunderstood
Iron and Steel Company, today an? and disagreed under—{Mlle
.nounced ten per cent. Inert-sues of (‘ourier-Jdursnl.
m for all but salaried employer- of
his company. elective May 1. About
1,000 work-so an elected. This his business."
- Isllu Int: stool muse. nto "t‘oolss't he dist-ass your all-
Iu’sh s sl-lhr‘sinonumt omits trust?"
dun- no: to not... Isn't: an
MD
“I don't think that doctor knows
Window Screens'
, Wire, Ice Cream Freezers. Water-'
Lawn . .
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25 Washington St.. South Not-walk. .
5 p .m. and It South Norwulk up to'
f Have
So. Norwalk. i
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PAGE SEVEN
Sale of Suits 15.00 Value 22.50
mintzs
F. S. LYON
Good Job Pinon.
m Paper, Best Work, Bess
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SPRING SUITS
FOR MEN AND BOYS
All Complete At
87. $10 and $12.50
Get the Habit and Go to
Golflieb’s
II No. Main M. So. NOMII
FOR YOUR CLOTHES
Prices
U NORTH MAIN STREET
I NOIWALK PHONE W7
Here is one who papers neatly,
Sstisfies your taste completely,
With artistic skill your walls will
decorate.
All the latest styles he's showing.
Kind attention he's bestowing.
And the work is promptly done.
None have to wait.
i—
t No ZipZag Business
And if painting you are needing, l . We have an American mt“
In this line he's also leading, i m our. employ Whom you can
lie will make your house look nemi "U“ in your home. We are
And uptodate. paying the highest market
A COHEN. prices for all kinds of Junk.
o I
Feather Beds a specialty.
141 WASHINGTON STREET
WM. EFFRON CO., Inc.
3 Rowan St. E. Norwalk.
Tel. “1. Tel. 44!.
The Reed & Volk Come In Today
:1 Electrical Co. 1
l TM (my Pu", Equlppuv ; Men’s Women's, Children‘s I
ELECTRICAL SHOP l GOOD CLOTHING {
u. i». m... ON CREDIT l
AUTO SUPPLIES t
Phone 805—60 So. Main 8‘. ha'ely & Brennan
Ru. NorwalkJ Music Hall Iliad 42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
‘cflDCHICI3CI30‘NDCRJCID‘NDcuat‘atnunli'i
‘- - _ ,t ' w“ ~ 7:
l ‘ “ " iREIUILT fYPEWIlTElu - i. 0.
IIIGIIIII BIIIIS. GARAGE
.3 Cross at. l3 Woodward Ave.
'Pnono 1523. Snuth Norwalk. Ct.
sronao: AND sseammo. FORI.
i week A SPECIALTY.
I-tth. Uulsnssl
sum an m
per month. lab-as
sold at 85 9.? month.
JAI. DONNILLY‘
" loath Nsln Imus. loath Ms.
Tires, Tubes and Supplies.
Mic. I Future.
Prompt
g..- - .—-—__.___..-». .___ a
Garden Tools “ll": New §Cience
-Tl N or thopnactro.
tThe W ailingford Line. Chiropractic 1: the nonunion a no
cause of the discuss and the an 0'
'sdiustins the some. Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain In the
back. Even If done In childhood
iIt creates pinched nerves and pain In
‘lstsr life in the different omns and
hubs.
l Chiropractors remove the cause at
”issue and pain, health Is roster“
through hsrmonlsins the nerve sys-
Isms In your body. Female troubles
siren special attention; also oumtsso
of the spins. You will never mm
giving tho Chiroprsctor s chaos to
help you. .
. J
lanolin treatments ("on also. 1
T. Francis. D. C.
M Washington at. 80. Nor-walk. Gull.
We
Any
Tool
i You
‘- Seek
SEE OUR LADIES’ SET.
Be Sutelts A
FRISBIE’S P IE
‘Made in the Cieancst Plant
from the best fresh fruits
obtainable.
Ask Your Grocer for Them.
Insist on them at your re:-
Albert D. Morgan
(Huccossor to'cnss E. 00W.)
‘12 WASHINGTON St.
‘0 NOIIWALK. Com.
, --— . taurants.
It You Have ,, _ —
CALL us UP
y Junk and we will rush our trout).
i mun right-around when some
I SELL . thing like this happen. In your
: S Jam trons. If your
l ITTO ' PLUMBING
L Successor to Win. Ethos.
‘ Phone 499.
i 37 Fort Street. lust "walk.
Is defective. sutiqustea. unssu'l-
tary or worn out. two no mass
necessary repairs or lasts” a
sow system of
l - MODERN PLUMBING-
I insane. A wscrsufv
mm 3.]
i
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A
HORACE MASH
”mm”.
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Wanner-hummus,
Norwalk Chronicler