"5 ," th‘k‘ it! ~‘ 'ilil" '! ‘. 128‘“ d-‘s’gulm ‘g: PVWL‘:
on :2;er :, . .~ . a ‘. "(:1 v; 9.13;. front Mode: Gratis of w “U. will
In A J. Gregory. of New Canaan 1min! ' “W” ‘9 Smile“ on
his returned from tin Sorualk llOS- May “h' to attend a grand 0‘9me.
dial «here she uMerwent tr out. ill, followed by a parade and banquet.
' . n The local Prophets will heal-'e South
Non-slit on the 3:16 p. in. train.
A new meeting of Olive Branch
.359. Want)! ”this: nas held ~le 0 E 1 Circle of M
II ”ml d ‘ W “m“ w“ First M. in. Church will hold a bread.
‘ cake and pie sale from 11 to 5 o’clock
*‘ Saturn: . in - former Clifford drug
7 v—Glpl. umbrellas. canes, Q'Brlen.’ sum " ,
cm
l. . . .
Comm A, of the nuxlliary 901108 While local bakers have no mesa“
*il'llld AIS! Rig-bl. in the Town Assem- intention of doing away with the so
,5}, Elli, under the direction of stae- called liveoent imp,“ has bee; six
wart mu. cents here for a long UWW‘? prin-
' cipal bakers say that the time is not
Yesterday I'M the 140th “Hive“ distant when unit prices of loaves oi
In! of the haulage! Denim-y by the bread in Norwalk will he 10 cents and;
Mllfi was they, marched there 15 cents. 'The price of wheat is the:
that the whole‘ world faces a grain do»
”690‘ news—d maintain the 10““ ilcit. More and more does it become
not places in lenses, ”‘6' mount apparent that the people of this coun-
films and repairs. Prescriptions tilled. try will need to produce all the food.
Loom duplicated. Charles Brand, that can be produced to meet the sit E
Washington stunt, flout!) Norwalk. uatlon.
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Tho legislature has made an appro- ’ _ _ . 1
1113th of ”200.00 tor the malnten- The 01in Service Comunsston tcleA 1
mice ot‘t’he state normal schools m‘gnphs that there 1“ an “TEN" “”d l
. Washington for plate printcrs in
mi ewhr . 1n the state. m
Danhury a 818. ere lthe Buncau of Engraving and Prim. .
ing and that 75 appointments an? to l
he mode at once. Tho only examin- ;
ation required is a physical examina-
tion and a sworn statement of the up-
tpilotint’s exporienco. Application
gblanks (Form i080) may be obtained
‘by calling at or writing to Room 145
Post Otlloe Building, lloston or from
........ local Civil Sci-vice secretary at any
Joseph DiScsa, of this city. has post office. Experienccd plate “print,
started suit tor 5100 mm Ralph as are urged to fill out applications
and Elizabeth Feat“, of East Norwalk. and send them at oncez to the Civil
Edward B. lloulcn‘s attached the pro- SPl‘VlCO Commission at Washington.
A dance will be held Monday even-
ing in Bed Men’s hall in Main stt‘oot,
under the auspices of Cockenoe Tribe.
No. 52, l. 0. it. M., Swan’s complete or-
chestra will render music.
~~Fresl1 hams, 22c 1b.; cornmi hams,
22c lb Churnok's market.
perty or the deiemlauts yesterday for D. t‘. ,
3...... The case is returnablelto the .2
May. Paper» were drawn up by At- , CARD OF THANKS
city court on the fourth Tuesday in We wish to cxpmss our “thanks to
torney John J. Cuueo. » friends and neighbors [or their kind-
......_ nesu during the illness and death of
The Fitch homestead in Wilton. one our beloved son
of the oldest houses on tho Donbury- am AVD Mitb ORA“ 1.0m) JLSSUP
Normulk road. is to be sold at auction
Satin-day. The house 'was built in
nan Wellpeoule
Bahia!!! have good
‘ y . appetites.
APPETITE Sick folks have
AG
rii.
horn Wastmrt on ADl‘ll 26. 1777. canoe any say. And today’s news is'
“no relish for food}? Food
is necessary to life. You
must eat to live. If}
appetite is good, keep the
digestion sound by using
“The Largest Sale
. of Any Medicine
in the Worl "
When your stomach tells you
there 15 something wrong,
take them at once to correct
the trouble. Don’t neglect“
a billous attack. sick head
ache, dizziness, pains after
eating. or sluggish bowels,
for Fill these things warn
you that the stomach is
’ov gr-burdened A few doses
of Beecham’s Pills will
strengthen the stomach,
arouse the liver, relieve
the bowels, renew healthy
appetite and
DIGESTION ifiiili “1
At All Dragging 10o. 25c.
”—7.-.” ..
Hun: Spatial rants...
Sheep Manure
Agriculture Lime.
Land Planter :7 -
56:9!th Born. 5 [fig
RAYMOND BROTHERS
. 131 Wuhinzton 8:.
Plano: 113-3.
decialduummmuflmh
1772. The sale of the proporty means
the departure of the last surviving
member of the Fitch family from Wil-
‘ V—Reductiou ‘sale on all trimmed l
w ‘ l .
mt... mm WWW 29 W“ ““ “ Tells Everybody What Lydia!
street, South Nor-walk, Conn.
t E. Pinkhnm’o Vegetable
Alvin A. Lockwood, the well-known Compound did for Her.
weather prophet of Lockwood CornW‘
era, Blg Ridge, states that “1019 Chicago, Ill -—"It ves me
mo twenty-two snowstorms the plenauroto 19‘ Omega” vmw that
past winter, the thickest. ice was
eighteen inches, and thl> greatest
depth of frost was twenty inches.
Two of the snow storms come this
month and their 2110pr was live
inches. g
ham’ 3 Vegan-bio
Compound; after
taking two bottle.
I am entirely well.
Before taking it I
could not do my
kind Dingork with-
ou ut n n in my
‘l‘ back aal lsuflered
‘ so much from in-
_..—-
. The serious shortage of leather,
which has been the cause of closing
shoe factories in Massachusetts, and {1 ti Iliad
. , ‘ ammo on.
which threaten to uparalyzt tho lndus hcudauhes, was ul-
try throughout the country, will have way: fired and no appetite. Word:
no immediate effects upon the local cannot express my rotitude for the
shoe manunclums. The Ifounsbury murour galley; 33m litigating
& .Mathewson Company in booth on d Lydia E. Plnkhumya Vegetable
Mam street has leather enough on Olimpia undto all women auth- m
hand at the present time to supply female troubles, minu'ticlsdurly to mull
women.’ ’-— Mrs. A AMGAARD- 'r-
“.r..- m mm... c...
has contracted for leather for enough Péiéanpfiwlymw fiw‘fi
ahead to keep their factory Operating helpodth (Susan of women who luvs
tor an indefinite period. been troubled with displacements. In-
1' 'flornmatlon, ulceration, tumora. irroa
laritiea, it: madame.
-—.Authentic corset htyles [or spring beating trig, indigestion-ad
war, ideal for every type of figure. nervous prostration. ~
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tie of Lydia EJ’inlgfl
on our second floor.
Are the best refrigerators on
. the market today. They com-
= him: all of the best features
that mean the scientific saving
’ of food, and economy of ice.
A splendid asiortmont oi
EDDY REFRIGERATORS
are now ready for inspection
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Come in and see them. ~
RAYMOND a. SON
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High Sts.‘
Norwalk.
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O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIST ..
58 Wall Stneet.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold or
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Ocullsts’ prescrip-
tions promptly filled. Expert Repairing. '
M...— ,m
.v
Nor-walk.
it any price you wish to pay, may be
loud at N. E. Ryan Co.’ a store, where‘ .
. you are always sure of getting a full l
W‘s worth of quality and style
for every dollar paid. A skilled cor-'-
W dolly in attendance to assist in r
Balloting and fitting your model. g
Ha ve a
, Garden.
* “5.9170" o my
Headerbloom Petticoats
Women looking for style and service will find it
Heatherbloom Petticoats—a material than has a rich lustre
_, and wears twice as long a: silk. In black. blue and light
grey—made with stylish {lettuce—with elastic or draw
string waistband.
,Petticoats of soft lustrous quality sateen with full tucked
and ruffled flounces 25100 1052.51}
‘Extrasms.......................... $1.25 to $1.98,"
‘Silk FlouncoPetticoatainblack $2. 50
The City National Bank
Cur Policy
Past records count only when the full standard of
Ladies, High Boots
The Very Latest Models. Includ-
ing Many Novel Effects
Hosiery to Match
Of Silk, Lisle, or High Grade
Cotton
comma-um” “W
Wham-twee. “
‘ College;
South Not-wall:
CONNEALLY 8t BRACKEN.
' South Mormlk.
a; Washington. Street.
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GO SL1 N G CLAMS
For Baking or Frying
Roe and Buck Shad, Halibut, Cod, Haddock,
Tile, Weak. Flat. Butler Fish, Porgies, Long
and Round Clams, oysters.
Nothing Frozen-«Ru Fresh Caught
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
'Fhonu I08 tad too.
Fru Demon.
K. & A. CLAVEN
60 North Main Street
The Banner Bakery
5 Monroe UM
W: are now able to supply m
customers with PIES, made 7
order each day. We also m
SUGAR BUNS and corn“
RINGS in addition to our reguhn
Electrical Co.“ M
The Only Fully Equl
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
71 mm mm It. ‘
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Corsets
Have you seen the new spring models? They are mar-
vels of canary—beautiful to look at and delightful to war.
There are many changes in fashion this season—irnportant
changes—and a corset that will give you the correct figure is
very necessary for the best effect of your new spring out-
fit.
Won’t you come in as soon as possible and let us
show you the new models of “Binner,” R. & 6.. Lady (Ruth
~(frontdaced), Ban-Ton. Royal Worcester, Warner’s, C. B.,
“La Resista, Nemo and other popular maker?
.TIL'H (RF DE MEPCHAHDIL‘T
33 WASHINGTON ST.
HM ———-—-————-—-——~.
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AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main 3|.
Bo. Norwnlk, Music Hull : I
For uncut. Bowls. l
A ERED'H. GAMING.
Funeral Director and Emhnl '
Offlco Und Residual
2 Telephone!“ ’
i; 54 So Main St. 80. Ni
Our corsetiere will be of the greatest assistance to
you in the selection of the model best suited to your
figure.
Tel. ofllco. 1069.8: HouUIfIfl;
27 WASHINGTONS‘I'.1'
new no MEN'S IUILDI.
Slenographers 5
and Boeing
cannot do good workout
A r mm: m: 'L PRICES"
poor vision.
excellence is maintained.
Depositors should hum the uses to which their
funds are devoted-athe saieguards with which they are. sur.
rounded.
Our policy of prbtccting the interests of our custom.
era has made this one of ill: best Banks of its' kind any-
whore—we welcome’ uirics.
We loan tunneyon mortggige.
We had to diséontinuc me mail]
email this
' CHE REASON
A visit to our oculis
satisfy you as tothe co
‘0! your eyes.
Our glasses run as low
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Norwalk Chronicler