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South Norwalk 1
JUNE HITS
Ml—Indiana
. I To Any Girl
W—Boy Scout March
. Blue White March
Also many others for sale at _
DONNELLY’S
16 50. Main St. .
SOUTH NORWALK f
Now |‘
. Is the Time to Consider
And Reynpering Yon:
, "05.135 Pfigindfifi's
Estimates Cheeriuily Given
Call LlS~pllOTle 1446
- J. [L RUBEER 3
108 So. Main St. :30. Norwalk.
‘10:; 1
1. v-Opt‘n ulililtto'1lot'l1l111s1l.1\ night
closed all 1111) “111111 51in). [12 l\\ 11111
_Gl0\01‘, \\ ashinuton 51119111. 1.
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«Concert 2.111i 111-11, :.:i\‘11!1 b; 111.1‘
Jewish Literary t‘lub for tho
'H11r'l'il
Bu‘eet.
Buckingham, \1'. 11. (‘.,
tllllnel' in Rod Men’u liali in Main.
street, Weduosday, Memorial Day 10,
the members of tho (i. A. 1%. Posts ol‘:
will scrrc
the city. 1
_ __ _,~_... .
' Frank Willis, :11'1‘111‘1111i Saturday"
night by Ollicer (‘luuo for drunkcn-i
ness, was 1.1111ail-'.1111d bcl'oro Judo};
Lockwood in thc uptown court this
morning, but. sonicnm was suspcnd-f
fine Sentinel will be issucd as a
Ol‘nlng pnpt‘r on Mcmorial Hay. Ad'1
rtisemente ani 1111111.; 111‘ 1111115
fihould reach 11111 11111111 ot' pubii1ation
early Tuesdav 1111111110011.
(bribe war :nilfci‘cr~ oi 1‘2111111111 [‘211‘1'1' 3
{one asked t.) pairouizo R" ‘- ‘ z ‘ .
” ’Be sure and comc in to l11-111‘ tI111 Copyrighlliart ScliafinchzMarx
new June rr’cords out today. H1 ar
hem at Donnrlly's, 11; South Main
D-_
------ older men.
The- Endcaror (‘li'l'l(‘. of King‘s
muzhtei‘s will 1110111 with Mrs. 8111111
B. Kelley, Scasidc i‘iucc, 1111 Tlilll'S"
V afternoon at :1 o'clock. All 11111111-
.).ei‘s have b11011 requestcd to L- 111-113
Iii limp:
[barn-111'. ,
111‘
lilt‘illht‘l‘sillp or
“wick assembly, Fourth
ghts of Cuiumbus. jo111111x11d
bury Sundax and look 11:111 in 111111
lotion cercnionics lit .11 in that (111
candidates fiom the 1113' i111-lu i111i
“The full
' ‘.~. William J.T1ac11\‘. i‘. .l. llaugh."
chaei F Care“ of (‘alholic l‘oun-'
' John \\1. Scum-1. In: John .1.
minor. J. Fred Tilt-Ml iiion. Edward;
plan, John J. .\‘r-wu‘.:111. l-‘rnnk (‘.‘
l
le. Hugh P. (Knuplnll. A (‘ol-I
NORWALK
Rogers & Stevens
THE HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER 6: MARK CLOTHES
PRING clothes
are one of the
signsofspring;when
everything around
.. “w you announces the
coming of the new leaves, the grass and flowers,
it’s time for you to announce your own spring.
Hart Schaifncr s1 Marx
. clOthes are here; the new sport styles are
cm 5 especially smart, made chiefly for young men,
but worn with equal satisfaction by many
We have these clothes ready for you; in styles for all
ages and tastes; in all sizes to fit all figures; all-wool
fabrics, best of tailoring and satisfaction guaranteed.
SO. NORWALK
‘ M m
mintzs
EXTRA SPECIAL
' $8 and $12 COATS $4. 95.
125 W09]. CHECK VELtillR COAi‘S to go on
Sale Today at $4. 95.
Reguiai’ $18 and $12 Value
Q .19,” .- M«M-\©¢_- s0», _
.1“ c or s
:3 honorarium Specials
digits floats grasses
W
A‘fiofim
‘ t’L-
£1 Charge Accounts Opened l
t1 or "to
(1‘: *2." 1.13;: 4”? . ‘5" “0;.-. 0 «c
’i‘iJB llilli§§i3§
decidedly. the vogue for Summer,
have a prominent place in
_ . McCall
Designs
" tor June
The somplici-
ty of McCall
Patterns for
_ , these smart
1 little Summer
frocks appeals
: - ‘. to
. :. THE HOME
' " DRESS-
MAKER
The McCall
Cutting and
Construction
Guide, fur-
nished FREE
. With each
1 pattern, in-
. sures a per-
Iect- fitting
garment.
McCall Patterns for June Now .'.‘...
On Sale
.1
Briggerman Bros.
So. Norwalk Conn.
I
Locswooo A. C. TOO
MUCH FOR PASTIMES
Pastimes mil“. . .4 o 6 11 o 1111)
Lockwood A. 1‘. ....t)‘ .i 2 11 1::
Summary:
Earned r1111s.l‘astimcs '7;
Pa 111111151 in 1:10.11 stvle Sunday after- :00d 4 ’l‘uobase hi” hiacmcr Ma.-
1.111111 :11 thc \\i(l1e lot in 0. slow andt or lihhaids (liibci‘L F-iirccbasc hits,
Day, Sioniun. First on balls 01 W arm,
1 1 .1 l of 1
‘1‘“ ‘1‘“ :3 ”‘fi‘eg‘;:;:m’: oihethzcorime 8;of1‘ Hei‘.ring5 .1; oil Sioman," .. Struck
‘ 0 g 01i,t by \\.1r1n.1l; by l‘lt‘i‘i‘illg. 3; by
1:11; 11 11 its ictwo1 th in . .
i th “g" ‘0‘ l on e p y 'Slunian. 5. Saciilicc liits.lilacku1:1h,l.
cis and uniplrc. A free- for-ail baltlo' ’ .
(Left on b.1scs.lastiincs 11; Lock.
ioyal came within an ace of starting. ‘
woo1is.6. First on errors Pastimes." 1;
in the scvcnth ‘inning. the Lockwoods
_ (Lockwood. . Hit by pitcher. bv \\ arm,
wero knocking the old horsehlde . . ‘
iHerriug. lslllDll‘G, l’op licNallv,
1111 my hard and O'Neil was coaching, . . . '
Kraomer. Time. 2:15. Scorer, W.
at thi1d.lic had .1 habit of grabbing i.’i1inkott
=1—
1
14
The 1.1‘o1kuood A. C. trimmed the ‘OCR‘
.1t1111 they had r1111 past the team. Thisi
John V. McGiun and (‘ornI-lius
kley of South Norwalk. .\'o. LEE},
0. C. Several monibcrs and local
ads adtompanied the 101-111 promo
nburyf nd witncsscd the paradof
IRWIN vs. MILNE sun“
AMICABLY SETTLED
' An amicable scttlement was made
HELLEBORE
;r11c11n1iy in the suit for damages
.bi’ought by Francis F. lrwin against
- " 1 l.i1,l1n ll. .\liinc. The suit was bascd
ARSENATE LEAD upon an assault by Milnc upon
PARIS GREEN lrwin occurring during last October in
;tii1‘ iattcr's rcstaurant on West Wash-
ington street. Judge William F. Tam
1mam iepresontcd Mr. iruin and At-
|torney Leo Davis appeared for -‘\li‘.
Ilson-Poweli-Corporation 1 .
M ilnc.
9' Liberty Loan ol 1917
We will be pleased to take your subscription to the
Liberty Bonds and give you full information concerning
them.
, Subscribe now for Liberty Loan Bond of $50 at least. If
you cannot pay for it in full we will arrange for you to pay
for it in installments. '
South. Norwalk Savmgs Bank
' SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES $4 A YEAR
Alden Salmons, Pres. John H. Knapp, Vice-Pres.
George L. Woodward, Trees.
Five acres of land alrcady piollghcd, Ni‘homas ............ 5 14 1 0 l) 0 O'Neil duplicated his lent, the runnerl
locatcd on liziycs' Island has been do- TIEERS “HWN !\:aldin .............. 5 2 3 6 1 0 was promptly called out. This on} DISAPPEAB
hated by Lewis 11. Nash. of Norwalk, 3:13:11“: 111111111111 x 3 g ‘1’ 2 0 acted the whole Lockwood team and} _
for gardon purposos for the locat ih‘i‘ahci: """""" ‘3 U 0 1 j‘, jiwa: the cause of the trouble. The
branch of the hay Scouts of America' RlflfiEFIElfls Martin; 1 0 0 0 5 0 Pit-\‘iinms tried bald to rally in the
Plans arc now being formulated tor 1litcsham ........... l 0 0 '1 0 0 “11’1““ inning 1"" the rally was cut- could Nat D0 Housewofl
9.1111111: 11111 ground into condition for ' . —~ —— — —~ — --- short by 11 um decision by Kraemeri Tl“ Lydia. E. Pinkhams
planting, which will probably be ac- ”3:112:20. .......... la 3 1: 2‘1) 3 (111110 was umpiring. Richards walked Vegetable Compound .
i(outplishcd some time during 11111 11115 Th? Tigers 101"“er to Ridgeflcidlw‘jacg‘.'3.".'.'.'." 6 0 6 i 1 0 in this inning, Biackman hit‘safe 10; Removed causeo i
101‘ part of the week. 51‘1“”“3' and “’0“ the measure of Keene ............ 5 1 1 2 0 0 right field. Gilbert hanged outatwo. I
1 "111111'Lo111111‘1 Jays" by the score of i“. C‘onnoily ........ 5 1 2 2 4 1bugger scoring Richards. Blackman
i - J 9 10 6. The game “as a free hitting B. Lynch .......... 5 2_ 3 0 1 0 ““‘l 11011191 and according to the Fort Fairfield, Maine—“For m
1 N0 MORE RHEUMAIISM ,ifi.1i1 with the Tigers coming out on $1352; .......... s .1, i 151, (1) 0 catcher was safe but was called out monthslsufferedfrobm bmkfichecarfige
'tov 0f the 11th Jimmy Connem’.3.1-onn011',5§ i 2 l 2 3 b) hmemm' paling?“ Siefia‘leuiii‘iea
i 'pitclied fine bail for the Jungle} _ __.L._§ ab 1‘ h 0 a. e domy house work.
Creepers with the exception of too T101115 44 9 14 27 9 1 Richards, 11’. ....... ‘ 6 2 5 pO 0 0I g wgkbtreatmenh
Ask About “Neutrane Prescription bad innings. He was especially good Ril 12h “3‘30” by main??- 0 0 9 'Blackman, 3b. ______ 6 0 3 2 1 1i ng'fielpufivfififizw
99" For Sore, Inflamed Joints i113 pinches and snack out batsmen: “first t 0 0 1 O 0 g 6 3 Gilbert. c. .......... 6 2 3 1 0 0 Then some of “I!
and Muscles init‘n hits meant runs The leatu1cs1 :St. John. 2b. ........ 5 2 4 4 2 2 {fifigfiogsgm why
of the game were the hitting of Vul- 1
If your muscles and joints are 'sore 1 den for Ridget‘ieid and a home run! A FINE WINDOW DISPLAY ,Rodman, rt. ........5 1 3 1 0 0 EPlnkhnm aVogu—
tender and swollen and keep you feel-. drive by F. Connelly in the ninth sea-l --- ire and ss. """"" 5 1 2 1 _0 0i 1 $111318 COEIPOunbaicl-I
ing miserable go to your druggist and sion for the Tigers M36119; Hennessey The store of A. F Beckman & Com- Day, Cf """""" 5 2 3 2 0 0; ch;o 2,0113% -
say “I want a bottle of ‘Neutrone undtSuilifianuilire mowing, -°f (special puny has a very attractive wwindo tf‘orter, lb """"" 5 l g g ‘1) 3 peared and 1153;
.,, . ienion or e .....
Prescription 99. then its gmdbye'umv put up. Luich olltlfgfi‘dglffi: display or the famous Sunshine Bis- arm, p a?!) li- h no a e Elfiezlgllififiiftrl: Eamon, landdraow limm
rheumatism for yours. there “1111 the big stick getting: cults. Hundreds Of DBODIB have INNS" Lockwood A. A. house wgrk. Iwiilyalgv‘vlsygn mige‘ZILyldg.’
All pains and inflammation will vim-i three solid drives out of five times ed to look it over. A large variety of Hen-in 1f. _..__5 1 z 3 z o E. Pinkham's Vegetable mp0
E.
,i‘sh like magic and you will again 1211-, at the bat. The Tigers were slow these popular goods are neatly “I‘JKraemer 1b 6 2 3 6 o 1 women who suffer as I didP'o —Mn....
1 '10,, the feeling of outb and health !getting started. but more than made I . ' """ ALTOND. OAKES.FortFaii-fleld, Maine.
y ranged and are tempting to those Who Sloman ss 6 1 2 6 2 0
"Neutrone Prescription 99., the dif good in the ninth. scoring five runs. 1 ‘1 P1 When a remedy has lived for forty
The Tigers are just finding them- have SlOPDed 10 see them. A large .Chontas, ct. ........ 6 1 3 0 0 0 years, steadily growing‘ in potfiul all!
ferent remedy does produce results selves, and from now on will make American flag and numerous smallifi Herring, p as 2 5 3 3 1 and influence, and ousan upon
that will astonish you. 601: and $100 the best of them toe the mark. The ones combined with the different col-IKelly c - 5 1 2 3 2 o thousands 0‘ women declare they no
the bottle. Man orders filled on $100 score=— | red 11 1 11 1 ' ‘ """"""" thei'he'm'w it’ i' it m "mum.”
i . - : R1 dcefi M 0 one ages sves t e display a 0Ne1_1. 2b .......... 5 3 z 3 2 1 mhfleygmtitllmgffldeofmefltth;
”9 . ab 1‘ b no a e glorious effect. Manager Dowd is to F. Kraemer, rt. ..... 6 3 3 1 o, 0 “you wont sped
For sale in South horwalk by H A- Crouchiey __________ a3‘ 1 1 2 2 0 be congratulated on ”this tine exhibb’iMaher, 3b. ..........6 ‘3 3 2 0 4 m? Piy::bam 110$anme
Mend “’AdV- Stevens ............ 4 2 2 2 0 1 "011- :1 ”it: Score by innings: boopenbd Lmd'nflhywofih
ii! ?
Hg
was brought to tho umpire's attention
who watchcd the next play and when
the runners and slimlng them bac k'
Norwalk Chronicler