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”chemo Hotel Block. 1 i V,
South Nanak. ' ‘
JUNE BITS
411111111:
To Any Oirl .
Boy Scout.b!srch ‘4‘, J;
, Blue White March
flit) many others for sale at
‘DONNELLY’S
16 50. Main St.
3 1 SOUTH NORWALK
“THE LID 13 OFF.”
The new Straws are now on
View.
' The straw vote places our
$3 hats the popular
headpiece. ’
Others from $2.01) to $5.50,
Rogers 81 Stcvens
as
, Now
‘ Is the Time to Consider
d Repapering Your Home
"DUSE PAINTING
Estimates Cheerfully Given
Call us—Phone 1446
J. A. RUBBER
£9,850. Main St. So. Norwalk.
So. Norwaik
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‘CLASS OF 1917
(Colitiillltd From 1211111 Ont‘i
E Class of 1917.
there is no scehool today lu't'ailse' inl'g‘” {; .‘im‘il' l
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its being Decoration Day. 1 I" Iv“ ‘BML‘M ”l I”
_ 1 Marion .\ll'tiilllllt' Bodwcll.
”YOU Wii-L ENJOY l i‘iilZitit‘Iil .\!ltil iioiand.
Special dinner normal at the (blur Mary .\1 Iiit'llllt' Iloiand.
l1 l‘iillt'i;i Joseph iii‘t‘r‘llllll.
Club Thursday nights. 1 ,
'. llai'i) iii‘tiii~~tlll litis*‘lll£.
ltlilh lIIiI-t-tbetll t'anflcld,
Charles William t‘attaileo.
Helen Elizabctli t‘litidt-ayne.
George lial'wy (‘lni'lL
\\‘illiam Buchanan Clark.
Marion (iiallt (‘oates
Olive Lora-11a t'olc.
Ma'y Madeline Curran.
llalpll 'l‘ayltll‘ Davis.
lrvillg‘ lteid Dikelllall.
Jaync Disbl'ow,
Alexander Dokus.
Agnes Dorothy lioiinelly.
Eva Etl‘ron.
Luis S. Gillette.
William liliciiiuirllanl Gillette.
Dorothy listllei' tilcildvning.
Morris (lottlieb.
Dorothy Mai'uueritc Grcenstelil.
Clayton lv‘itclr Gregory.
Margaret Mary llalacy.
Mary Margaret llalacy.
Million Starr Hatticld.
William lrvillg liubbell.
Alnclia ll. Jesse.
' regular drill of thc Sixth f‘onr
. C. 1N. G., was held last night in
i n armory.
1t
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es will be inspected it rida1 night
i the local alniory by Colonel Clin‘ord ‘
=¥Wllson, of Bridgeport i
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The first meeting of the Board 011
tlmate and Taxation will bc held.
onday evening in thc council rooms
in the city hall.
There is no school today becauseE
given in he Norwalk high school and
grammar schools soon. This test. 13‘
van annually.
0 sophomore class of the Now alk‘
11 school will entertain the senior
.1 Junior classes, Friday afternoon,i William W. .illvcnal.
th entertainment and dance. i Swith"n J. “villa"-
lttlill 1.01111.
(‘atllerinc Marron.
orwalk tRiflc club will hold a small:
to. rifle shoot this. afternoon at 2‘.
M ., at Hayes Hall A special 111ch-
will be held Monday night at the
John l'itt'l‘t'it McNernt-y.
(‘llarlcs Arthur Murphy.
Dorothy Moore Nuttiiig.
.llllills Anthony ()leall.
Alice (‘ecelia l’l‘cndcrgasl.
. Ethel Marguerite Roselle.
‘ Louis H05:'lll)"l‘l£.
William tierrli'tl llyail.
Maud Marion ltydcl'.
Ziliiry Sachs.
ompany B of the auxiliary police
,0 drilled last night ill the Town
Icmbly 1111:1411 Wall stre.\’\1dcr
. Marv Sailit'k.
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, direction or (.aptatn Spulcel 5' Edward ltand Sherman.
i l-llizatwth Anna Siauson.
-—-——-——- 1, t‘llal'lcs lticc Silifl‘iii.
-—~Conccrt and Ball gilen by the Harold Lewis Sowal'by.
Arthur Sterling.
, .iulia Lar'oc Stewart.
Europc, m
stti‘fercl's of
Mary Loretta Sweeney. 1
ner's Hall. i‘iH‘llV one ilfiiit‘li ‘9 t‘olcy Banks Taylor.
i Edward John Tracey.
; Lillian 1.. ’l‘wombly.
he case of Elizabeth Mosaic, lit-rbert liavcnpol'l “tilt-llester.
(lcoi'gc A. Wood. ..
"- god with recciving :‘lOlf‘ll goodsfl
e up before .ludgc Gcorgc H. Tos-I
h in the city court yesicri‘lay ab‘
0011 and was continued (ii/61' until
PO RATES.
l'a
HELLEBORE
ijanA'rE LEAD
1 $1M.
'lllalllll"acttll e
itillit'r needles,
tin-Powell Corporation $3110.,
Now al'<
. plan 11." their roll 91'
111‘. i111.\'peii.~i‘.o- ::owns. A great
‘ tit '11 could 1'1 1:11.11 in this manner:
. The train.» of the graduating (‘litFr
follows-1
TORRINGTON COMPANY‘INCOR-
llmlt’l‘FOllI), May 29.~Tllc‘ Torl'ing
Ml's.' Mcssic was ordcrcd to ion company of Torringion has filed a
rt at tho Irolicc station ('1 my 8111- certificate of incorporation in the ol-
tict1 of the secretary of state, showing' ccrs T1
'a capital of 311000.000, divided into
‘ ‘ ' ' 440 0011 sliar',es cat-11 of a par value of
V iel'y and other hardware. Tile incor-
_ PARIS GREEN :porators are Allen F. Moore, S. C. T.
ORDEAUX MIXTURE illodd and George 11‘. Gebbctt: all of
. . ' iNew York. The1 registration incor-
‘p'oration l‘c‘c paid to the state whs
Liberty Loan 01 1917'
We will be pleased to take your subscription to the
Liberty Bonds and give you full information concerning
Subscribe now for Liberty Loan Bond of $50 at least. If
you cannot; pay for 1t1n full we will arrange for you to pay
or it in installments.
South Norwalk Savings Bank
SATE DEPOSIT BOXES $4 A YEAR
John H. Knapp. Vice-Pres.
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overcoat ill a lunch wagon, and that Thursday.
ille wanted t. I
iwanteit to get something to cart.
.otlicel'. according
finony,
noon for acting c'. iltraiy to these con- "d “101‘“
\".i(tions
'an argument
:(‘ailaan, Sunday night, as he was 011 “11011111 be paid monthly, bill 1111‘ FlTik'
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this way to take his brother home, 111- 9” n0“ “Cd-“'3
EALUAHY.
Bennett Clark. son if Spcaltcr
to be made on oiilccr in the army.
Louis Swift,
.Eli’hu Root. J12,
Micliacl (‘iidahy
soil of
alld i}.
FINED FOR RESiSTING OFFICER
Basing hi1 judgment on the fact that
ally citizen should proceed to his home of a strike of about 200 molders
when ordered to do so by an oiiicer,
and also that no one has any busincsa because of dissatisfaction with'condl-
on the strccts aftcr twelve o'clock at tion's
night,
aan
place $1 and costs yesterday aftor- About a tiiotls 1nd pcrsons arc. cinploy-
of New Call
of that
Justice St.
fincd
.lollli.
Engine Martin.
Martin becainc eilgagcd ill
with an ofliccr ill New
ter the brother had engaged in a fight.
Wilcn told to go home by the oiliccr,
Martin stated that 1111 had hit his
get it, and that he also
The
to Martin's
rcfuscd to allow him to do this.
land in thc argument Which followed,
‘MaFIin was knocltcd ovcr tilt1 Mid by
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the officer, who uscd his club.
Attorney .leSsc T. Dunbar repi'csent-
cd UK dcf fondant in the action.
HARVARD RESERVE REGIMENT.
("AM‘BiRlDGl‘ Mass, \lay 29 ~Reo
ognition of the Harvard Reserve 0111-
aining (‘orps by the war dc-
partlncnt will depend lz‘tigcly upon tllc
lrcport to be made by an inspector of
The purpose of the capital is to the
knitting machine and
whcclspokes, machin-
department. who will review tllc
corps at the Stadium on Friday. The
regiment will attend services at Me:
or .riai Hall tomorrow and later will cox
he rel 1911 cd by Brig- Genelal Clarence
R. Edwards. commander of the depart-
ment of the Northwest.
Cold Settled ’
In His Back
" Foley Kidney Pills always give no
prompt relief."-Ed Velton. Rogers. Hubs. ‘
Ed Velton.‘ of Rogers. Nah, writes:
“I have used Foley Kidney Pills for
backache, the result of catching coll
which settled in my back. Foley
Kidney Pills always gite me prompt
relief and I can cheerfully recom-
mend them."
The reason Foley Kidney Pills act
so satisfactorily is because they neu-
tralize and dissolve the poisonous
waste matter that remains in the
blood because the kidneys do not
do their walk properly in filtering
and casting out from the: "system uric
acid and other poisons. . . . 0
Relief usually follows in a. few
days and such symptoms as pain in
the sides or back. stift joints. sore
muscles. rheumatism, too frequent
action of the bladder at night. and”
other painful and onnoylngpnllmentl
dloppesi.‘ ‘éFo‘l Kidn‘e ills- con-
in no. harm! .inkred eats. They
no on. on well as quick acting.
5 WI—Pofiéll col-no, ’ 5 noun.
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«Ir—woe. _ .
son at tho millionaire packer of Chicago. is hard at work at Fort Slirvridan,
tel-1113
iance to tht1
,wltlr the Glcck Ecleigll Oflicc, gal
'on the Thames river above New Lon-
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7,. v, __.- 1....5 1. A
(‘iiiliin t‘lurlt of ill:1 iiousc of Reprcsentntivcs, is doing iii.»- bit at Fort titty”, Va,
near (‘llica ,:o
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BRANFORD MOLDERS STRIKE I
'BltANli‘Oltl), May ESL—As a rcsult
at New York Hotels Eliminate Fancy
the ltlaiieahlc Iron Company's plant, D‘s”? to Reduce 0”” l
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CUTTING THE MENUS.
Ail intclligcni hovement in Hit1 111-:
relating to the payment of hair rot-111m of economy 11.1.1- been tundr-
us money. the entire plant of the com- .liy ’1‘5 ui' lilo/principal hotels and
restaurants of Non Yo it (i.ty Th
.m was closcd today for two days
p y 110th ASHOtillliml of Now Y-orlt city
has dcci'cod the cutting (101.11 of the
minus to help conserve tht1 nation's
l'csonlccs,
But the pliccs of dishes on the
110th and rcstautant bill; of farc will
not be reduced. .
“What we arc trying to do,” said
Socrctary llal'l'y P. Stimson. of the
110th association, “is to kecp the
prices from climbing any highs-1'. We,
tare now paying from 1'10 to 500 per.
iccnt. mort1 than we paid :1 your ago,
lttn'tcntly witch til-c. company
granicd the 1111111 11 iwcuty per ccllt.
bonds it was stiptllatcd that the bonus
that tllcy dcsirc
wcckly payments. The1 moldcrs wcrc
paid off today, and was said a major-
ity had agreed to return to work
”not only for raw materials. bill for
GREEK LEGATION SECRETARY [labor alld cvcrytlring else. i
RESiGNS "From this day on we are all go-
WASHINTON May 29.—-S. .\'. ('olt- ing to avoid all fancy disllos that
tantinidi. first sccrctary of tllt1 Greek; call for 11. lot oifcgit'? milk and el‘a‘b
. _ .mg} his pa 'Oi'atc tl'calilicli or 11011' sucv 11w 11
Ligation he,“ ‘3‘“? $03]? 4mm!) Dc shall make tho bills of fare at least
pcrs o rrs gna lo .
, , .onc-tliird ”Sillnllt‘l than they havi1 been.'
nnrlmcnl 111111 announced his “"9“" perhaps lcdllcc thcnl to half their,
forces of Venizcios.
His prosent size. i
'action. bccallse of his long conncctioni “People can 1110 bcttcr on a menu
0. consisting of oysters and clams a;
-thi(k and a thin soup. one 01 two:
the1 diplomatic corps a shock. ‘kinds of fish, onc or two 0mm“. two!
Mi. Coilstuntinidi dcclarcd llc Md roasts tht1 \egetablcs as they conic;
been discontentcd with being CODM‘Ct' ilr scason, one or two salads, and as!
cd with Ki11::Constalrtinc‘s govern few deli-“N“ 1‘5 0055i“? - t
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q .B , Stiles dc “Tllt‘ biggest item of cost in l'~un,
ncnt 9‘“ ~rnc the Lnited 1 thing New York rcstaurants has bccn’
clarcd war.
ifor year's tht1 fashion of providing at
iglcat variety of dishes, no lnattcii
TUGBOAT EMPLOYE DROWNED whether they were all demanded or
MYSTIC. May 29. —-Alden R. Wil- lnot. Everybody did it and all the
was customers expected it, no matter
Wh'arfl whether they used half the things on,
the1 menu ornot. Now we are all
don. according to wmd received herc. ‘ going to cut the bills of fare down
He was caught by a tape and thrown} to as small a nulnbel of items as.
into the \1 atcr as he was going ashore bossiblc day by day. i
in a small boat. He was 21 lERTSI ‘Wc can give just about as much,
old. ' it"alictv by changing the list daily,i
iinstead of by the season. which has
ibccn the custom That will cut out
cmplmed on a tugboat,
drowned todav at Stoddard’s
HINTS FOR CANNING.
Don‘t have an empty preserving jar r;_
in your home next fall. i
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There may be some dithculty in se-
curing cans and preserving jars.
Reserve regular tight-scaling con-
tainers for vegetables; concentrated
soups, meats and fish.
Concentrate products so that each
Martha Washin gton;
jar or can will hold as much food
and as little water as prissible i "a" o" ""3 "um" I
Put up jams. jellies, and preserves 29‘East29thStaNewYox-k Cit’i
in glasses sealed with cork or paperi‘
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and paladin Pack fruit juices-in omit-i “23;“;500 “'11:: '
nary bottles ’ 'i 0110111150 manual}
Don’t can anything that can he kept wind. ,o'dcll
.just as Well dried orfil other 1011113.:-
Dry navy and mature lima beans tor- send
winter 11512.61:stde
Produce in your garden lots of cab- " luncheon at “can and
page. potatoes and mt creps that“ wdl'n’nsr‘uwm
can be kept for 1.119 winter without m momma; mounts-1'10: '
. .~cu1ture.
conning-11.8 Deflhflmept of A5144 mm
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training for sci' 1'ic
tlic form or St‘t‘l‘t‘ifll‘y of war, now h('ild of tho Ullitcd Statcs Commission to Russia, is at l'lattsbtrrg, in training fora commission ill the 1‘nitcd States army
A. Cudahy, of the millionaire family of packers, are at Fort Siluridall,
Elihu marlin“
wherc 2,000 other recruits like him arc being trained. Iii.1 hopes
c in Europe.
.111 training to bccomc otficers of t he army.
:1 big source of waste. Besidesit will Cincinnati: 1‘. A. Kincaid. Troy. 1“.
release from thr1 kitchen a good many Y.; William Taussig, ‘Cllicago.
nun” who can go to tanning or other President.»~.loscph F. Culllnin, Jr.,
piotluctivc work." New York; Vice-President, W. J.
—- Lukaswitz, Dayton, Ohio: treasurer,
CIGAR LEAF ASSOCIATION George M. Berger. Cincinnati, Ohio;
OFFICERS. secretary, Joseph Mcndelsolln, New
York.
The invitation of the leaf tobacco
trade of New York to'hold the 1918
convclltion in that city was accepted.
This ai‘tcrnooil tilc delegates and oth-
ers n'crc taken iii autolllobiics about
Dir~'e(tors helix },ckerson l’hila .
tlic c1t1' and sur'roundin" towns. The
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dill’hid' B A Kaiser, Boston, Mlllonlannual banqucr will be held at the
Ranch, l.ailcaster,1'.;a John Stalin n,v liarti‘ord (‘lub ””5 chning.
11' 1:1 Tl‘ORD. May 29. ~The Nation- .
'11I Clam Leaf Tobacco Association,
(131111111 its nineteenth session hclt‘1 to-
da1 by electing directors and reelect
int, otliccrs as follows: ——
Children Chocrfully Painlcsa _
and Patiently ( (» and g::::;(;;tious
Treated by Modern, .Sympathetic
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Painless Methods. Amptlcomce Treatment.
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X-Ray Treatment
011.8. M. DEITZ
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Moderate Gas Administered
r 6011'
Charges for Yery S“ 2 . by the Oxygen
Best Dental Work. ”cm“-
DENTIST
75 South Main Strect
Hours 9 a. 111.
Gold and Porcelain
Restoration.
All kinds of Artifi-
cial Dcn‘tures,
Crown and Bridge
Work, Etc, Skil-‘
fully Diane
_ to 9 p.
15 Years in
the Practice of
H lab-Class
Dentistry.
111. by appointment.
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HOTEL i .-
450 lb—-Butter--4SC lb
Very Best New Kittie Butter—the usual Bockmann
Quality.
No. 1 Royal Plantation Gofi'ee, Reg. 35:: grade . ........... 31c
Armour’s Pure Lesf‘Inrd, per pound .................. 27c
Peas, Corn or Sncootash, per can .............. -. . . .160
Normanna Brand Kippered Herring, can ............... 20c
Shredded Wheat Biscuits ............ 2pkgs.25c “
Otto Stahl’ s New York Genuine Smoked Baoon,1b. ..... . . 45c
Merrimsc Brand Columbia River Salmon, can . . . . . . 251:
Lafayette BrandDillPicklss, glass jar . . . ........ . . .. . 16c
MomsBestTomstoPmcgpercsn............... 8c
Lyon .11 Russ Blackberry Wine, per gallon ..... . . $2. 00
Monogram Rye Whiskey for home use, both . ...... 95c
A. F Beckmann 81 Co
_ GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
83 .111 85 W” St.
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Telephone 1405.
Norwalk Chronicler