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1"" ”SDAY. JUNE 1. 1936
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Lunches
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‘ NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
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With tar
For “at Cold of Yours
F. I. outta. arm:-
L'dtflcb' W ‘IIIIL
Canvas
Sport Oxfords
Patent Leather and Tan Trim,
White Soles and Heels
$3.50
David It Irma M
UNUERT‘iKiK
Tot. altos. toss-t; Moo-O. 6N, ,
:7 wssmmrrou as. ;‘
We Fmpitaslze
this one thing. Buy COAL now while you have the opportunity for
winter use. Not what you Day but what you get is the real test or
value We can fill your order: to the top notch of perfection.
RAYMOND bROTHERS
PW "3'3- r31 Washington St.
The Little Shop
K. O. A. CLAVEN
56 N0. MAIN 81'.
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Lane’s Eakem
Croat.
Gill NEWS
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Kenneth Valentine has moored his a
cat yacht “Tomahawk" at the h‘or-
walk Yacht Club.
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Today, being Ascension Thursday,
was celebrated in St. Mary's church,
by masses at 5:30, 7 and 9 a. in.
A number of new men are being
broken in by the Connecticut Com-
pany, as motormen on the local hues.
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Routine bllslness will be transacted
at tonight's regular meeting of liiVi-
sion .\'o.‘l, A. t). H., which will be
held in the lodge rooms in Wall St.
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Coin strips for the Norwalk liospi-
tal All‘llultlnt‘t‘ Fund, are now due, and
It is requested that they be handed in
‘Court Cecile,.Daughters of
‘Wlllch will be held tomorrow evening,
Proceeds from this affair will go to:
wards the clubhouse.
1graph Company is engaged ilt setting ..
road, and is purchasing a large num- ,1
her of etiik from John A. Hamilton,_
give an illustrated lecture on ‘The Sal- I
when Army it mid, " in the chapel ofI
which was still about twice the ohll
d.
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. ti bite Canvas-
Sport Oxfords
'l'sn Trim. Rubber Boles
$2.50
Glo ’
VCI' S
no Washington St.
Milton Elwood. Manager.
Sterling-\Vellnitz's Orchestra will
rnish music at the card party of
Futile,
the clubhouse in West at‘enue.
The American Telephone and Tele- .4
new line of poles in the Flu Hill
he possesses a large tract of wood
ad on his estate ,
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(‘aptain W. t}. Lawrence, of the Nor-1F
For the Best of Everything in Sea.
Food—We Have It.
Nothing Misrcpi‘esentrdeoney Back
If Not Satisfied
CLOSED TOMORROW, DECORATION DAY.
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CUTBILL’S BRIDGE MARKET t
Phones 108 and too.
Free Deliva‘y 71 North Mata St.
alk corps of the Salvation Army, will 2
I "flli‘rttéic’ilfrt’for‘
lMtt‘t lti‘toge
, Suits
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le Methodist Episcopal church, Dan.
ury, Wednesday evening. June 7.
The price of quicksilver, consider
ble of whiclt is used in the prepara-
on of fur for lltlt trialling. has dr0p
ed over 820 per flask recently. Last
eek it was quoted at 884 a flask,
REASONABLE PRICES.
CREDIT.
Gatclydbrenasa
nary pritc of the metal.
to the committee in charge as soon as
possible. (lent-rill nuxsctl l-‘rost will this eve-l
walk young men at a dinner at ”(H
nine. entertain a large number of Nor- l q;
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
—THURSDAY NIGHTS
a special dinner is served at
country club.
the '
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The regular monthly meeting of the
board of directors of the South Nor
walk Public Library will be. held in
the Library Building on Friday eve-
ning, June 2nd, l916, at eight o‘clock.
t
York city will do well to go
itidgclield
There will be a regular meeting of
\\'anoma t‘ouncil, N0. 3i, 1. 0. R. M.
this evening in. the ledge rooms in
Main street. All members are urged
to be present. ‘
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A regular meeting of st. John's
“SB. No. it, i". and A. M. will on
held this evening iii the iodgeroonls
in Wall '.itl‘t’ct. The entered appren-
tice degree will be ctliferred during
tonight's meeting. All members are
urged to be present.
Th regular monthly meeting of .\ic-
Kinlcy Camp. U. S. W. V., will he held
this evening in the headquarters in
the Town Assembly Hall in Wall St.
Matters of utmoat importance will
come before tonight's meeting. and
all members of the. camp are urged
to be present.
The regular weekly dance of Cock-
enoe Tribe. No. 32,] 0. R. \i. will
he held tomorrow evening in Red
Men's Hall. in Main 'street.
Mrs. George All-en and family, of
Isaac street, have removed to Acad-
emy street. t
.—
The annual meeting of the Hospital
Thimble Club will be held Tuesday at-
ternoon. June 5th. at the-home of Mrs.
Edward H. Morehouse. in Newtown
Terrace. Officers for the coming year
will be elected at this meeting. All
members of the club are urgently re-
quested to be present.
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It was reported unofficially. but.
from a reliable source last evenins.
that “Toby" Thompson, the hustling’
right fielder of the Norwaflr, had been!
“leased. and a New Jersey player ot1
considerable ability engaged to cover
the right garden. This chsnxs will
regulate "Pat" Barry, who covered
right field during the Pittsburgh
Giants game, to the bench.
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counts fora good deal in the
handling of any line of busi-
ness, but northern is it more
important than in the ad-
ministration or estates.
Consider thornatter careful:
4y before you appoint your .
Executor or Trustee.
Select
thisostabiiohodm
3“ you oIitIIn “perm.
careful management for, your
affairs. ~ . ‘
‘wivd
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fi'Jhm‘
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stirring up a greater feeling of en-'
ment, than that which has been shown
ton l’ost road.
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CANDIDATE roa RENOMINATION.
Ilii‘t reached here tint there. is some
uncertainty in Connecticut
a candidate for nomination from the
mi
e1 Mahackento, for the purpose of
Your Personal
Appearance
What looks woroo in a per-
liusilhlll among the younger men of
he town, l)\'(‘r the boy scotlt move-
lp to this time.
i
Ilalllllll‘v people who motor to New
via‘
and \\'hitc Plains, rather
ball by way of Norwalk and the Boa-1
The Post road is be-
an repaired from Norwalk to Port
and is closed t-.r long stret-*
hes. necessitating uncomfortable de-‘
Dalthury News. ’
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AKEY WILL BE
son's attire than poorly fitting
We make glasses
from careful measurements of
the face and they look right.
glasses?
THAMER
The “Three 0" Eye Bantam.
WAS l I I NtI'I‘ON, Junt- l.~—ltumors
whether
t‘onaresxntan l', lhttis tiakcy will be
Ocullata, Optometrists, Opticians.
l'.ll'.~'l District. which i.- lial‘tiord t‘oun- ' 87 Atlantic Sq., Stamford, Conn.
ty. in View of the reports "The Cour“
ant“ correspondent obtained from Mr. OP." 8st. EVQ- Till 9- lot. 13”-
t‘alti-y. the iollonilig statement for'
t w: ' :7 —v-
mm“ ”m" . . 'obserte its said obligations "and, on
“i am a (.llltlltlii't‘ for renomlnatlon .0 “1 of such no _ , the com
t ..... '
in th- llc pullic alt (‘ongrc siunal Con ‘9 it ng I
tention for the First liiatriit of Con- patty, a controversy shall be deemed
neti'lcut next fall and any statement to exist, and ”w “anti shall be heard
that has or maybe circulated to the and determined, “‘ |uotldctl I“ para-
mnugw i"; pnlirply “mun" authorl- graph 14 hereof. and pending the. do
ration"- termination of said contrmersy, tho,
__...- furnishing of said cletttitnl energy,
PROBE DEATH OF RiCH SYRIAN. shall not be suspended.
D.\.\'Bl“ll\', .lunc l,~t'orottcr Phel- District shall not deny
at of l-alrticld t‘ountt bczgtn an in contained ill said notite
formal ithtllly here today summoning terms of this agreement shall not on
the matters
and if they
about twenty witnesse; in the matter the expiration of said ten days. have by the arbitrators between the parties.
of the death and probable llitlt'tlt'l 0! been complied with by the District,
Mohamed Jamal, the Syrian, who was the company my “spend furnishing
found choked to death neat lircw- said electrical energy and age,- the,
Sit‘ffi- N- Y., MAY 23~ H“ hi“ ””0““ (“titration of twenty days“ additional
mm the testimony taken at “10 inqt’ 'i km ‘0 the Taxing DISII‘ICI may “'.‘
before Coroner McKovern of ”mm . initiate this agreement, unless the
N- Y" 0“ Saturday last The inquiry terms of this agreement are compli
“’“’ secret, as the Coroner said u “ \tltlt within said tvtenty days. No
not a formal inquest. waiver. by either party hereto, of any
BISON PEUIA—TION. violation of this agreement shall waive
Governor IMarcus H.1iolcomb has any other violation thereof
received a circular from the Ameri- H I" ”w “‘0'" 0' “"5 (ontroversy
can Bison Society requesting infor- arising under this agreement between
mutton relative to the number of hi the Taxing District and the tompsny.
son kept In captivity in Connecticut which either may desire to arbitrate,
June is a good month to compile 5m, such arbitration shall be conducted in
tistics regarding Connecticut bison w, the following manner: b‘itlter party',
it it then that the circuses hold sway may request a reference of the dues
in the state. On the Connecticutltions in dispute to arbitration and
farms bison are few. shall, tit the some time, in writing, spa
lpoint an arbitrator on its behalf.
—Don’t '.’“ the d!” in waningil’i‘hereupon the other .party hereto
for ‘ mt under the impression shall also, in wrifing, appoint an arbi-
Mt 591m“! claSsifleti “a"m‘m‘ ‘5 ’trntor. and to the two. so appointed.
mm. 1'03 '°‘“' REAL E“ the question in dispute mu be sub-
PM! to to own tenantless "om mitted within twenty days after the
appointment oi the second arbitrator.
m w WW lithe two thus appointed cannot agree,
within five days after the question
shall have been submitted to them,
mood rm ‘aecont’l 1o.-
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thereupon within five days thereafter,
the two arbitrator! shall select a third
arbitrator, or, if within such pertodof
five days. such two arbitrators fall to,
make such selection, it may be rude
by the Chief ‘Justice of the Supreme,
court of Errors. in Connecticut. upon
request of either «party after reasons-
biomtlco'tltnosiua to mattin- par.
ty, and the «tarantula 1 such.
three arbitrators. or a merit! at,
of ten days' written notice to the Tax-
; Distrlrt, which notice ahanspsclfy
tits Won tr oblutians which
luvs notion observed. an? unpaid
mun; said electrical sail-u anti!
m of this Wt are com-
lt the Turing I
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Men’s Rubber Soled
0xi0rds
New models in the mo st popular summer shoes that are
sure to please.
TAN OR BLACK LEATHER.
We Specialize on G ood Roomy
CONNEALLY 8t BRACKEN
It WASHINGTON "REIT TELEPHONE “16-2
Place Your Order
With Us Now For
Your Coal
AT
Summer Prices
Harris 81 Cans
So. Norwallu
Water St.
LetmeaendyouFREEPERFUME
Writstodayforatostiubottlaof .
usiity
your home
in. So al
stamped u}
«nerve-upw-
WINDOW SHADES
r Id. h I‘ “fiction. offering a choice
for every tumor-st every pm
HADES Irate so much to do with the good looks of
that it is wise to take norhanus in
ways look {or
you wish. Nu
ion the roller-end and BI SI RE of the
t only is there a ( olurnliia Shade
but also a wide range of coloring.
'I'Iio firm-tutored fabric wears and wears—hangs
Mintz’s r
Wtisil Skirts
We are showing a big line
of Wash Skirts in regular and
extra sizes. .
Prices Range From
$1.00 and up.
$2" "7
CtlLl MBIA I:
that name ~—
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straight and smut. And with the exclusive Columbia
closed-end roller. which is dual proof and rut-t- Enid;-
with tho handsomely nickel or I{topper plated xtum
e, which c ones with
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CCISIIICS.
able prices.
awni
made.
Wall and High
ED. PINAUD’S LILAC
”homer. atovttioerand bath.
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nyutraiorafsnryboflk
$11.”.GOYIN7SC. (boa). Sodtc. forth-
sewers Writs nta.today
”mm so. PINAUD, We M. ‘
ED. MAUI) BUILDING new YORK
I'm 3in All thevalfi‘iain atrium—you mogu-
talcum
HARTFORD MAN FOUND DROWN
ED.
by the part) in error, or apportioned.
its the arbitrators shall decide.
15. The said parties hereto herebv
promise and arm to faithfully per
form the” respective obligations as The body of a man about {lit years old
herein contained, ““1 they further was found Ill two feet of water by em-
agree that mi“ agreement shall 1’" ployees of the Northampton Electric
binding upon anti shall inure to the Light company, at the Central Service
benefit 0' ”‘0 811609380?“ 0' "19 till"- station on Mill River here this morn-
ties hereto Ins. A card in his clothes. which were
in Witness Whereof. The parties left on the bank, leads the police to
wherein the Taxing District, by Its beliete lte was William lienwny oi‘
Board of Electrical Commissioners Hartford.
and the company by its viceflpresi
dent have hereunto and to a dupll GOVERNOR INSPECTS GAME RE-
cate of the same date. and tenor. set FUOE-
their hands and seals, the day and HARTFORD June l—GOV- H01-
year as above written. comb. Deputy Comptroller and F. Clan
. ND TAKING DISTRICT 05‘ tonne Hirsch and Deputy Secretary of
Bchfls CITY OF NORWALK. lState titlchard J. ’Dwyer went to Madl-
son today to inspect the "game re-
is-
By its Board :f Extrical Comm ,, owned by the State.
Artifice] Teeth
Northampton—Identified by Card.
NORTHAMPTON. Mesa, .Illll“ l, -
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‘.CI’QOI'w‘Iolwtlwelalwulllson
Body Lay in Two Feet of Water at _
and the READY oTO HANG pack
slat' in heat and fixtures enclo
excelled in VALUE. Look i'ortlla name—CULUMBIA——
on the roller-cod-
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FOR SALE BY
The A. J. Angeviue & Son C
134— 136 WASHINGTON ST.
THE SUMMER SEASON
Was officially opened yesterday and we call especial if 9‘
tention to our big and varied stock of Warm Weather NO ’
REFRIGERATORS AND ICE CHESTS.
All sizes in wood or whit: enameled steel at very rm
SWING C
Ideal for sleeping porches With or without from“ ,
ngs‘.
"CLIPTWOOD" PORCH SCREENS.
Inspection will prove them the best Porch Screw
PORCH CHAIRS, ROCKERS AND SETTEES.
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY EVERYWHERE.
RAYMOND 85 SON
Funeral Directors.
Sta.
Mr‘ Office and Ito-Ideas.
TIlophono 004.
M So. Main 8t. Be.
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snot lo mo ~ ———-—~
'Immtwflynm "le 9 I.
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The OF ALL KIND!
Norwalk Pawns cp SPRAYIN -
- IN SEASON . "
Money Loanod on Articles of Bel '
VALUE S N “paina
Tools. Musical Instruments, Jew- ‘.‘“ozflk. Phones “I.”
elry. Etc, on Sale. .
40 er St.
as. loseniiehl. mi
80. Namath. ‘
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w ‘ In the practice of dentistry it perm
‘o-no...ooooosooo-uooooooaslo anon“ have a 09min mount of me_
Witness: chanloal ability. Everyone is not en-
dowed with this ttt'reut. and no matter
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Aim", -. ”1.7? f” e 2 V hot excel the one who is possessodiot
_,/' ’_3"‘ . ' ’,./" , it by birth. my success in the makina
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THE UNITED ELECTRIC LIGHT
& WATER COMPANY.
of artificial teeth is due largely to this
talent, combined with a wide caper
fence with peculiar and til-shaped
months. if your pistols troubling
by dropping, or stakes your. month
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note-withinsauuamlthonnmshanoom
mmunwrm’flwnsmthomu 'to
‘* them: emoticon-titted. new
rho-Mitts
3’ , sore. come in and let me see whaLthe
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its VicePresldent. .
Witness . H ' . f
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«humans-nominated Twat.
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The New Scion u
HIRMA‘C‘I it !
man-Mudtoa'srto.
muss-stile. mucous-t
Doughty-terminating.
last. iron it done in my
nmmmmmui
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Norwalk.
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For Up-to-dato Oct-vise ‘
FRED -H. GANUNC.
Funeral Director and I
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Norwalk Chronicler