WYMIIW’ Humm'
UNDERWEAR?
II Gowns Chemise, Combinations and.
lament Envelope-Chemise and Crepe
I; Gowns at 50c. i
E K. BANKS
F Heineken» Hotel Iioek.
i" ' Oouth Norwalk.
[5‘ .WE no 'ALL STYLES
I ’ OFENGRAVING
I See Our Different Samples
DONNELLY’S
ii STATIONERY STORE ‘
l :6 South Main Street.
in NEWS 4
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There will be a meeting tonight or.
the Notwalk 'l‘roiieymen‘s Union.
. 0n the lot next to the South Nor—
naik .\i E. church, at West avenue
|nd liee‘l street, Boy Scouts of this
gity are today giving practical de‘
monstrations of the good their train-
lng doe- the boy.
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A good reliable blue serge this
season cannot be found every-
where, but we hustled till we ,
got it. You’ll save time and
avoid disapointment by buy- 1
ing yours here.
White flannel trousers this
season will be an absolute ne-
cessity for every man who
joins the push anywhere.
Good ones here at $5.
White serge $6. Fancy !
grays $3.50 to $5. , i
Belts soc to 31.00. i
Rogers Sr Stevens
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‘p‘resent: Dr J G. Gregory, T. C. Bal-
com. John P. Treadwell and John 'i‘.‘
Hayes.
l Plans ('01 the observance of Flower1
Mission Day, which will be observed
next Week were discussed at yester
flay's regular meeting of the W. (‘..T . .
u, at the home of Mrs. Canileld. of1
Narnia street. Other matters of rou‘l
line bthflNS were discussed, and state
fines were paid. Next week's meeting
pill be held next Friday, June 9th, at
the home of Mrs. George Selleck, oi
flerwin street.
tu'l‘he regular meeting of the board at
lirectors of the Nor-walk Library was
held last night, Dr. James G. Gregory,
president, in the chair. The last
month‘s account showed 5,564 books
given out, 10,568 visits to the reading
room, and 26 new book takers. Books
mended in the work room, 320, and 57
liotices sent. The change in the fiscal
year, from October 81h to September,
Mas discussed with the readjustment
In finances thus made necessary, and
Rho matter of what form a new cata-
log should take was informally talked
aver wi'h the librarian. Members
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i t AUTO-GLASSES.
'1 25s to 31.50.
’Kodahs, Cameras, Films, Paper
Chemicals and everything used in
photography.
82 Washington Street.
imorrow on the Wicke lot, will Play
The Americans of the East Side, to
the Hoytvilies, 0! Stamford.
A tour hundred mile race will be
tiown tomorrow from Amherst, Ya,
to this city by birds owned by mem-
bers of the Hillside Homing Pigeon
Club.
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Officers will be nominated, Monday, 1) M a) p" cm, added ,0 the amOuntM l
at the meeting of Colfax Encampment
0“ ““11“”. during "“3 mew“ au'ro DEPARTMENT MAkss ass i
of Butler Lodge, I 0. O. F., the first
nomination of officers will be held. 1
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“The McMuilen Yacht Club," has
gone into commission _The club has
titted up a house- boat near McMulien’ a
dock. of! Burritt avenue. and expectI
an interesting season. The club is
made up of local men.
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We carry the largest line of sam
ples of engraving in the City. See all
our different styles of engraving of
wedding invitations. announcement,
visiting cards and dies. Ask for our‘
special prices on all the work at Don- ’
neliy's Stationery Store.
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Owing to repair: the Day Nursery
will be closed all of next week. The
work is absoluetly necessary, and
children cannot be received at
that time the improvements will be
completed and the usual program foi
Stillson-Poweil-Corporation
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS,
South Norwalk, Ct.
ALL MONEY
DEPOSITED ON OR BEFORE MONDAY, JUNE 5th
lowed out, 1 1"] 1'1
4——
WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM JUNE 1st.
Safe Deposit Boxes $4 a Year
South Norwaik Savings Bank
3of New York, are spending a
‘weeks‘ vacation at the home of Philip
‘taxes must bt
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AND PERSONAL
News
imitations have been issued for the
utdding of Miss Marguerite Tweedy.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E.
Tn'eedy, 10 James Douglas Biggs,
WM! 1". will take place at Graysart, the
,summer home of Mr. and Mrs
'Twcedy, atxiialis pond. Danhury. on
"Thursday afternoon, June :22, at five
. o‘clock.
Frank Hint-ks and l). Kelley Roche,
two
iiursl. at Siliermine.‘
too new CLERK 'ro REVENUE
DEPARTMENT.
Juno 1 opened the month
which all special taxes and income
paid at the internal
Revenue department The iorms for
both of these taxes have all been
mailtd and the Bridgeport oilice in
during
‘the oderal building will be kept open
from 9 a. m. until 3 p. m. to receive
. the returns. in preparation of the rush.'
.Miss Mabel Goies or 1011‘ Hill haS'
ibeen added to the clerical torce. it is‘
.expected that many thousands of dol-.
1m will be taken in at the Bridgeport{
, once, which hr. the receiving place for
.i-‘airileld county. during the
.Ail returns must be in on or before
month.
June 30. These who fail to pay their
taxes bl that time will have a penal-
ORD GAIN IN YEAR.
The antombile department at
State Capitol in Hartford. in
1915, received $50,895. 65, tor
motor vehicle licenses and
the
May.
issuing
registration certificates, against ‘87:,
8311.75 for the coresponing month this
year, a gain of 836,116.“) for Man:
1916. The total receipts oi the depart-
ment up to May 31,1915, wer 3451,-
856. u and up to the coresponding date
in 1916 were 8639 5,97. 86, a gain of
$187,741.42.
Catholic Union Council,
No. 46,
Knights oi: Columbus will decorate the!
lgraves of their dead members tomor-
row. The committee on the work is
composed of Albert Rose lames 1i.
Manner, James (‘asaldy and
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the ‘Or893 .
nursery until, Monday. June 12th. At .
The Salvation Army program
iiiliman and his hand will vi it
io'clock.
in the hall on Water street.
band will be at the Norwaik town lini
at 3 o'clock. (‘olonel Gifford and th
‘hand will be at the South
Congregational church at S o':clock
i Brigadier Andrews. and musical part
[will be at the South Norwalk M.
church, at it o'clock; Adjutant
strong at the Rowayton Baptist an
....fi..- .
l church.
i HOSPITAL NOTES.
‘ Mrs. Joseph Ghiotto. 0! 2
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.was admitted this morning.
Sentinel Want Ad.
issuing ‘
for:
this city tomorrow is an inttrcsiing
and long one. in the morning Major
tins"
,East Avenue M. E. Church at 10:4’
At 11 o'clock Brigadier An-
.drewa and Ensign Perreit will speak
The“
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.\'orw nlk
Ed.
Arm- i
. Major Hlliman at the Norwnlk M. E.‘
High St..! ..
—it you have something to sell, yo‘ul
THEATRE
PHONE 1501
NORWALK
MONDAY, JUNE 5
EDMUND BREESE
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REGEN
TODAY
METRO PICTURE FILM
CO. PRESENTS THE
GIFTED EMOTIONAL
STAR
MADA M PE-
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“PLAYING
’WII‘H FIRE’
“THE SPELL OF THE
YUKON.”
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TUESDAY, JUNE 6
[The Operatic sm
GERALDINE FARRAR
In
"MARIE ROSA" '
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7
One Day Only i
The Most Sensational and
Beautiful Picture Ever
”AND THE nth EPISODE “THE DUUisceémL or
or
- poarrcr"
‘THE STR \NG‘E Featuring
CASE or MARY “Mimi?” ‘2
P GE" The Wongmnri Russian ‘2
ADMISSION . 10 CENTS
Roton Point Park
Shore Dinners and a La Carte
Service f
Dancing Every Night
(Except Sunday)
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Picnic Reservations are Now Open‘.
Rev. Robert Stapleton. brother to.| Under the auspices of the married
Rev. John Stapleton, pastor of thel ladies of Eureka Rebekah ipdge there
South \orwalk congregational Church will be held a public supper in the
who was scheduled to speak tomor- lodge rooms on South Main street, Fri-
row, has been obliged, due to a visit day, ane 16th, from 5 to 1 o'clock.
to Boston.) Mass, to post pone his ad-EPlans for this were discussed at the
dress “Conditions in Erreum Beforelrogular meeting of the lodge Just
and During the (‘apture in the Rui night. A committee meeting of the
slans." until one neck from tomor married ladies will be held next Fri-
row night. I day.
Frank
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on this date.
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i Nelson Mather. who have been neigh-
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Edmund Breese in "The Spell of the Yukon.“ at The Regent
Theatre, Monday, June 5.. Mr. Breese will personally appear
WALT d
Gas Range in
DON'T TRY TO DO WITHOUT A GAS RANGE
THIS SUMMER—BUT MAKE UP YOUR MIND TO
HAVE ONE SET IN IMMEDIATELY.
PER MONTH
ll Phone 1680
THE'anaEi‘r or sin—“Fronts.
runs.
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Charged With Assaultlng avid Nelson
Nathan—Occupy Adjoining Farme—
Trouble Said To Have Arleen Over
Business Matter.
Benjamin F. Tompkins and Dam
bors tor a number of years and resid-
ing on the New Canaan road. confron-
ted each other in Derien Ccurt Thurs-
_day night, the former as defendant.
ithe later an complainant, in a suit
‘growing out of an alleged assault.
; Mather shows a bruised face, an abra-
. sion on his arm and exhibited wounds
'on his side. He claims to have been
struck with a loaded whip MOck wield-
ed by Tompkins. Constable Green
made the arrest. The assault took
place in Darien but as Tompkins lives
across the line in New Canaan. it was
necessary for the oihcer to visit New
Canaan, there get the services of a
local omciaia, who made the arrest,
the prisoner being turned over to
vConstable Green. The case was ad
‘ journed until Monday night.
. Mather and Tompkins are farmers.
For upward of two years. it is alleg~
mi, Mather has “permitted Neikhbor
Tompkins to store his hay in his.
Mnther‘e, barn.
' About. a month ago. Mather sold the
form on which the barn stood. Later
an arrangement was made. whereby
Mather was alien the barn if he would
remove it. Mather, it is alleged rent
lto Tompkins and informed him of the
intention to tear down the barn and
he advised Tompkins to remove the
lhay. The hay was not removed, it is
alleged. and Mather proceeded to tear
,down the building. Tompkins appear-
lot] on the scene Wednesday of this
i] week and seeing his hay thrown down
You Need a “Vulcan”
WITH ORDER
1 W0 DOLLARS
l i Don’t Put It 01; Another Day!
l The United Electric Light and Water Co._‘
Your iiomei :,
This is the New Du-
plea Oven Range. Oven
may be used for either
broiling or baking.
Broiler in top or oven—
No stooping. Range re—'
quires but little space
and is proving very pop-
ular this season.
Full white enamel equip-
ment. A beautiful range.
PRICE $18.50.
or WALL 81‘.
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—Yau author "Mutton Wanted”
adverb“ manor. escape the le-
tree or elm—but it mt, was
you to as.- tor it tavorabla netted.
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“The Day Will-
Shakespeare Went to .
‘Keailworth"
Outdoor Play was Special Innis! "
SATURDAY, JUNE 3rd
Afternoon 3 :30 o'clock .
madam
Tickets........ ......... ...50:
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COMING
Colonel Adam Gifford
and the famous
So. hadnsier, Conn.
Silver Band
(35 pieces)
Boy't’s Theatre
June 3rd
ADIISSION (any seat) .. 15:
Tickets Are Now On Sale
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Dorlon House
(Great, Boulevard)
East Norwaik
0pm May 1.
5
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in the raring work. had snme words
with Mather. it is alngcd Mather
isnys he was knocked unconscious and
ilater he swore out the warrant for at-
rest.
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have something to adve
I Sentinel Want Ad.
SIMONE .
-li' you have something to seii, you . JOHN E. O'SULLIVAN prop»;
ruse—use a i
SHORE nmnsss AND ALL‘
KINDS or SEA noon
coon-o TO ORDER.
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Norwalk Chronicler