f(Silt! News!
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'1'” It. 1‘ ‘l‘ 11 in“ Its monthly.
Bela! hit 1111-1215;: 11. ’1 Hull)
Hut. at 6pm“ .‘UWL .\ unseat ete-
Ih‘ was 11111111)“: and u collation
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list: Frances A fluid. representing
the Connecticut Audubon society. gave
a very interesting lecture on birds and
their habits at the Grassy Plain school
yesterday afternoon. The lwturc was
attended by all 111 1111. pupils and the
teachers—«Danbury News.
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~Luvallierm necklaces, lockcts brace-
lets, baby's siguet. stone and wed-
ding rings. Large selection at Brand’s
Jewelry store. Green ‘stamps given.
Washington street, South Norwalk.
The annual convention of the Ameri-
can Association of Wholesale Hatters
will be held in Milwaukee Julie 29 and
30. Discussion of conditions which
have made. necessary the increases in
the price of all hats will be one of the
principal items of business.
~Straw hats. straw huts, $1.25 to
$2.50. O’Brien.
Apple blossoms are said to bc much
later this season than usual and in
some instances trees that usually bios
som two weeks earlier than the pres.
ent date are just beginning to :.how
their buds. Cherry and peach trees
are in bloom 111111 tht1 indications am
that there will be u plentiful fruit
crop.
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A. i’. Mitgncr of t‘olumbia botcl. 11:1-
rieu. is confined to his apartment.»~ by
illness.nnd one of his employee hav-
ing resigned. 11111 post of cashier has
been taken [or a few days by Carl
Brenner. in the meantime
bcr shop.
llccuuSc of ill health. Miss Florence
M. Chancrllor. of Main street. Durien.
for many yours past thc l11~.11i oi the
French department ttl .‘1'111111'alkl1igli
school, has decided not to accept a
contract for next your. and will remain.
at her home in Daricn {Gr :1 time.
Tomas Martin. an udwrtisintt so-
. licitor in Bridgeport. 'filed a petition
in bitnkiuptcy in the United States
court yestc r1i11v. He made oath he did
not have tbc money to pity tlic tiling
tee. He has liitbilitics of 31.11311”. uni
$1. 298. 76 of the amount is unsetured‘
Assets consist of personal property
valued :1t$25813.70 and $218.50 repre-
sents debts due an open account.
Miss Viviuni .loifre Fedeler was
born on Wednesday in the New York
Public Library. and quickly named
after the distinguished statesman
and soldier of the French W111
Commission now in this countiy. '
Her father. .l. ii. Fedclctn. is
tendent of the library buildimz. 111111
has living ztpuitni'ents thew 11111] the
honor of being the first child born
there belongs to Miss V _ Pndclcr.
superin
The. places of L. U Mcl‘arlund and
that of Mrs. Jennie Nolan weie endan-
gered. Monday bya ' foicst tire which
swept through upwards of 40 acres of
wood and grass land in Long Ridge.
The danger and the excitement were
heightened bv the presence of .1 1.11 go
quantity of dynamite \\lllCll 11 as being the totem are also asked to vote 1111
used by the contractor who is laying a
state‘road up that way.
the contractor hustled the dynamite to
11‘ place remote from the fire before
the flames reached it.
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Put: aside a. part of each é
week’s earnings us your;
part in the nation’s call.
Subscribe for your shure11f/.
the initial issue of
LIBERTY LOAN BONDS
.. $50. $100. $500.
‘ / You can take advantage of
ion: partial. payment Moder
,Our service is free. Call to-
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John P. 1
llrumntcr has chargc oi Brenner‘s burg
Employees oi".
' concerned, and which are unilorm inl
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my, Jain- .-’. 11122.1: tub.
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infinite» 111.1. midtown» by M1
Brannon Gm» and 111; r 1‘. Wu o!
”hangs-La. [night Hill.
Hominy. June '53le a In . mPviifiK
oi the 11111212111 «illusory lotitd, Wood-
biidxc Hall.
12.31111. in annual dinner of thc
Yale Ins School Alumni Association.
University Dining Hall.
1 p. 111.. luncheon or the Yale Cor-
porziti 1n and 111' the alumni advisory
wart. M. 111111] Hall.
2:15 1' 1: 1111:": 1.111111
porution. .11 11‘s» Holt.
4 p. 111., plattzug oi class ii'y.'(‘1ill1-ge
Campus. :
5-7 p. m.. reception by the governing
board and the senior class of the
Siietfield Scientific School, Byers
Hall.
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{ Tuesday. June 19—10 a. m..-t p. m..
_. polls open for the election of a mom-
Yalv t‘or- Mg
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MC)!- 'CRADET NR(HANDU'EAT.HOD[RATE PMCESW‘
; Taffeta Petticoats
lying lulu out! Dram demand an foundations—~11"
Petticoats—and the) _L‘iould b: of silk, preferably 1.11m. new
they are! A mountain of them, in odminble ooloringn and
.81.)i€.*fill! financed and tapering. Suppose you View them to-
marrow.
Truly tine values $3.98
86 WASHINGTON ST.
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Aber oi the corporation, Woodbritlgo
Hall.
l 10:30 a. 111;]? m.. meeting of the
:alumni with addresses by the presi-
dt-nt and representative graduates,
Battell Chapel.
1:30 p. 111..
Cow-Ichtnlnflchlflwéllux V
A
Two-button
dedication and inspyction
of Artillery Armory. Yule Firi...
4:30 p. m.. assembly of graduates.
‘College Campus, Procession to Hewitt
flinircrsity Quadrunglc. pusslng memo-
Erials to ‘i‘aic men. who gave. their
patch pocket
1 t
Varsity Fifty Five
One of the many smart
variations ”1 _ thls famous lives in the Revolutionary War. the
group of suits by Hart Civil War and 1111» SpanishAmeric/an
Schaflner & Marx. War.
.. ‘ , I 5:30 p. m.. patriotic celebration.
1“” “‘1‘ 5"“ 1111111 '5 -llewiti Uniwrsity Quudrungle, Sing
licrc; thc quality. i'ztli- 711g of national anthems and addresses
by Prcsidcnt lla'dlcy. President George
E. Vincent uni Captain Dantord. The
exercises will close with "Retreat."
”and 11 salute to the ting.
1111's. iiiitl pricc urc right.
Rogers & Stevens
Woolsey
The home oi liurt Schut‘l‘ucr & 1 71h“) p. m.. ‘1432” dinncr.
Mui'x clothes :Hall. .
1 Vt'ednesduy. .lune 20—-‘.t:«15 a. m.. as-
Norwalk So. Norwalk sembly of oillccrs.gr11duntts.czindi
¥ dates for degrees. and iniit1d guests.
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('oilege (‘ umpus.
1011. 111.. stuitiniz oi' proccssion for
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\Voolscy Hall. [J
41 c
doz
Very Best Creamery Butter (Fresh Made), lb. ..... . ..... 451:
Yale Toast; Milk Crackers, per 1b. ....... . . .. ............ 15c
Sunshine Biscuit Co.’s Sugar Cooldes, 1b. . . . . . . . . . . . 16c
16 California Navel Oranges for .................. . . . . . 251:
Challenge Blend Coil'ee, Reg. 30:: grade, lb. .............. 26c
Armour's Potted Meat . ............. small can tic, large 100
20MuleTeamBorux.......... .. ......... Zlaxgspkgs. 250
Crown Astor Oatmeal, large pkg. ........ . . . . . . . ......... 90
Gordon London Dry Gin, per bottle ................... $1.00
Mono-con Water, half gallon bottle. ................ 451:
Burnett' 11 Old Tom Gin, per bottle . . . .
A. F.Beckma11n 81 Com
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
83 and 85 Wnshinflon St.
EGGS
Every Egg Warranted Fresh
41 c
doz
Telephone 1....
10:30 a. m.. commencement
cis1-s. Woolsey littll.
12245 p. m.. assembly of ziluninl,'
llcwilt University Quadrangle. i
l p. 111., alumni luncheon. University'
IDining llull.
i 4:30-15 p m.. president's reception
{01 giuduntes. their families, and in-
PXC’I“ .
t‘onnecticut Suf-
frage News
1 The plans ugiced upon by the Ex-
c1 ittiic llouid of tho tonnocticut \V-o .vtted guests, Mpmonal Hall J
Elihtll Sui‘fiupe 11530111111111 at its; ‘ _ _ ’
nicotiug lust \’t'111i11.-11111 are already: GLAD WE ARE IN THE WAR l
being put into operation. There is 11! - i
lmuvy program of wort; before the 1
WASHINGTON. May 15.~Scoies or
messuxes and resolutions by politicni.
municipal. church or othcr 0111.711111qu
tions in France. England. italy and.
lreland. (‘Xli‘w‘°4l"2 unprccintion of
the action or the United Suites 1.
tcring the wnr lltt\'t' b31111 receitcd by
the government.
association this summer The passage
oi the suffrage amendment by the
House of Represents”. 111 on Mar 8111.
puts this state in the position of 11
ctimpuign state and it is essential to
keep up vigorous sull‘ruqc. work in or-
der to soothe the r11 passage of the
‘fllllt‘lld'lllfllli thiongli the next legisla-
line. .is the tin-usurc will then re
quire a tun thiids majority in ouch
house :1 huge amount or work will.
1 CUT THIS OUT—4T ts WORTH
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Connecticut River Shad
Received liaily liircct iron the River
ALL KINDS “OF FRESH FISH
tong & Round Clams, oysters and Lobsters
“Cutbill’s Bridge Fish‘Market
'Phonu 100 Ind 100.
Pro. Delivers.
11 North' Main Ct.
have to be done in 01.13113. 1011stitucnti !
both of repiesontutiies 11nd setiaitwors Don‘t mi“ ”“5 Cut 0‘" ””5 811D.
Alongside 111 this “may, 1111111 '1t' enclose with 5c. 11nd mail it to Foley &
home. (‘onnctticut sttft’ragists 111e,I C0 1 283-’ Sliefllcld nicnuc, ““033“:
cugct to help in the states where; ill. \triling 30““ mime and addresiil
thcie ate. referendum votes this full. lcleatly Y0“ “'1” receito in return 3
it 11115 Hurt] by the Bond to send “1“) package containing FOIGY‘S Hon-
.Rliss Katherine \iullcn to work in cy and Tar Compound, for 00118115-
Aluiuc tor the summer ~thc, t‘ounecti- lcoids, and croup- Foley Kidney Pills,
(\“l assoc nitlon paying 1),... salary Itor pain in sides and buck, rheuma-
\‘oluntceis 11111 also muting forwardlu‘mo backache kidney and bladder
uitli offers to w-m k in New \ork stnto. ailments. and Foley Cnihartic Tablets.
where the title will be taken almostli‘v “11019501110 and thoroughly cleans-
two months later titan in hiaiuo.ling cathartic for constipation. 11111011
,in Maine. us in Connecticut. the wo-inPSS. headache and slttsntsh bowels.—
uian suffrage amendment is tied up Adv
with an anti-liquor trade tnensute. fat 1 Stillson POW Ell Corporation
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the. special election iti September. on :1,
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measure designed to make. possible 11‘ , .
iiiucli stricted enforcement of tho| GLO VER 5
Maine prohibition law. l '
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FERTILIZERS
For Farm, Garden and Flower Bed.
American Agricultural Chemical Co.
Mapes Special Fertilizer.
Sheep Manure.
Agriculture Lime.
Land Plaster.
TIEE'it
to,ooo:BEAN POLES
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 1 13-3.
. . Ground Bone.
:37 Washington St.
Besides all this straight suffrage;
work. every suit'ragist in (‘1.1nnocticutx
is being mobilized for some form or. '
other of war service work. Suflrugistsi
are not contented with the present
condition of war work. There is too;
much waste and overlapping. They are I
anxious to get into close co~ope1 1111011
with the Women 3 Committee appoint
ed by the government at \‘t'ashingtonf
as a pa1t of the National Council ot’i
Defence. They feel that plans of
work which have been passed upon and 1'
approved by the state departments:
Estalbished 1879
Men and W0-
men’s
Low Shoes and
Pumps‘
In All the Popular Lasts and.
Colors
application will be more profitable lor‘
the nation than plans devised by each‘
woman’s organization separately. and
they are quite ready to cooperate
with the temporary chairman appoint--
ad from Washington for Connecticut——
Mrs E. H omit‘ey, of Hartford—tn
bringing the women of this state into
line under the Woman's Committee:
There are both suttmzlstl and anus.
Ind women who are neither the one
It will pay you to see our line!
’ while they are now complete.
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EIWOOdSzGlover
I, nor the other'on the national com-
no Wuhing‘ton St.
m WK
mittoe. and it Will be a great bene-
nttotliowomonot this am to
CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine rooms by the day or week. Stea‘m heated. electric
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style.
Comet Monroe and Chestnut St.
N. l. DISESA. Manager
1 DISESA. Proprietor
Tel. 1555.
The City National Bank.
Our Unsurpassed FaCilities
This Bank otters the very highest; type of service—con-
stantly on the alert to serve depositors' in every possible man-
We fully realize that your but interests are our best inter
3133111111 if we are able to serve you, it is almys our plenum
'0.
To this and.“ devote our oat-alul personal mention, n
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timl‘msandtlm
Are arriving dai’ y insuring our
the my newest models 111 all the 1
popular Coors
All sizes for men women and child!
Hosiery to Match .
(‘ottt Mitldics in white galzttctt with collar 11ml cuffs of silk
finish material . . . . . . . . .
Cont Middics in pink. green 211111 blue. with sinocking 11nd ‘1
white collar and culls .................. . . . . . .
t‘oui Mldtlics ill white with collar aml coils in Roman
stripes ............................... “.....mfl.
lilitldics iii \tltitc . . . $1. ,
t‘hildren’s Mitldics 111 uliitc with ('oll.tl 111111 cuffs in con-
trusting.r color ......................... .. . . . . . . . $1
(‘liiltlrcii's Midtiics 111 \vhitc
J. I. MALLET T E
as Washington St.
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Gocarts
A new stock which includes many styles With a wide range
of prices. Every one 159. special value.
it’s Refrigerator Time.
Reduce the high cost of living by keeping the food suppll
in an EDDY REFRIGERATOR. Alls sizes in stock.
RAYMOND 81 SON
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High (its. ‘1
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Buy
at
A. Dickerman 81 Son
o. B. ACKSO
OPTOMETRIST
58 Wall Street.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Got ‘
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists’ presctl
tions promptly filled. Expert Repairing.
Wonderful
DOLLAR DA Y
valués at
51151111110 rurmrurr co.
127-129-131 Washington
St, South Norwalk.
1 Phone 1115. J_.' ‘
Norwalk Chronicler