City News
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Gardens 21"\‘ rIpoI' ed as 21101111.;
Well, despite ttnfatorable weather. Po-
tatoes are sprouting and othIIr tegeta-
Ibles are progressing,
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improvement at s) stem of . . . . , ,. . I .
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1,) III. Inn”... ,- oz 111. , 1 .. l"l';“1;|,‘ liIId told Ii'iswold's I'il't'i'llt}. ’l'IIII
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ity to yet :»I.:I'II etidunIe [IN the (butt?
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:IIIIaIIon tor the iiItLIIiILILIIoII Ivi' lie
stones in the “stun of trunk 1111111,
\1.1_\stortl11 IIIIIII 111111111 llermun lI'lI
i-‘leitmann chairman of the ('ozumit- “'11
is preparin: data which he will IMF)
soon place in the possession of his t'el-1 131”
low committeetnt 11 and alter a (ateful mlt
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IoIIplII not: married on .tan‘
1'1 1'.'i‘II( and :1 few ‘Iilttlllllrt‘
he I 1:1 1' to '11 sin had not been;
III lIII 1.;II1'1: 'II_I.II tows. She
III the conditions to be our. "joinId a cam. '1 I short time l.It~Ir
h'I‘e down toyingthilit‘; received com Ic'CnIe and the exat'1 union of ”IN and Wlifiililllt 11 ~ '.EII Masked Martel
, ,, , . . with, the IIItuaI I!!‘Il('1'*.\ oi InIItItIIu; Lilli." “'19-“er “I" ‘II‘III'HIII‘ l'llé'
yiatni's about ”10 m'w‘fl‘”! ‘m’dmou'ttnd tlt':l;;lllilil will he III-111”;I-III~I.I, 1maurit'e, probation officer 111' Stama
of children on IIWIIII' street An inves—
tigation will be made.
The Hospital Thimble (‘lttb will
hold the last meeting of the season
with Mrs. EdWard ll. itot'ehousc,‘
Tuesday at 2:80 o'clock,
The following boats are di‘Ichargingl
at Raymond Bms. wharf, South Nor-l
walk: “Daniel Tomkins,“ with hrick;l
“Wm. H. Ritch.” with hollow tile. 1‘
—-—Are you goinI- to wait until they
Htoot your sister"I So: ”\\'.1111121nhooti
the Glory (11' the NtltioII”l"a1aI-O
Theatre. Monday. June 4 and items-
lration Day. June :3
C(1111pany t‘. of the .\'ot'w'atk i’IiliI'II
Guards. will drill in the railroad depot
yard this “tenure it' clear. audit
stormy in Roodners Hall at It o‘clock.
Yesterday was known as .lI-Ii'erson
Davis‘s birthiiay. The 11111 will I... 1-‘1'12
Day. the t'Ith will be Bunker llIil lt:t\.
and the 31:11 the longest day 111‘ the
year.
The summer train schedule ,on the
Central New England railroad, includ-
ing te Danbury-l’ouchkeepsie division,
will go into effect Sunday. June 10.
aI-ocrding to announcement made to-
day.
'I‘hII‘IIIn were six sales (11' real os-I
late in Norwalk. last. week. with mort-
gages of $31.31;}. For the last week In
May‘, 19111, there were twenty trans
fers oipropIrty. and Inortknues III
$135110,
"“300 the terrible train wreck in
""l‘he Whip," the screen's biggest sen-
sation. at the Regent “I'eduesday and
'l‘hursday.
Roton Point had another successful
Week-end Saturday and Sunday. The
dance hall was liberally patronized
Sunday and Home ltrothers’ orchestra
furnished excellent music for the danc-
1111:. Hundreds went to the Point yes.
terdtty and enjoyed the line breeze and
the many attractions.
A :»peei:11 meeting 01' the First Dis-
triIt P110 Companies will be held to-
night at 8 o‘clock in the Pioneer quar-
ters, in Main stII et. at which time ac-
tion will be taken on the matter of
turning out for the hotpital Cornet
stone laying ceremonie s which will
take place next Sunday.
Dr. Joseph M. l-leil'eran. Frederick
Mills and Joseph Mulvihill. of this
city. are with the Barnum. & Bailey
circus which suffered greatly during a
tornado at Uniontown, Pa. yesterday.
The $30,000 tent of the circus was des-
-‘troyed and the thousands of spectators
witnessing the performance were.
thtown into a panic one woman be-
ing killed and many othei persons in-
jured No word has been received
from the local men bttt they the nut
gncluded in the publish-9d list of the
injured Dr. llefferan is the physician
traveling with the circus and undoubt-
edly the work of aiding the injured
was done under his direction ——DanII
“bury News.
Is the Baby Bond.
Why not subscribe for one?
" $100.00
,also Iotnpltttng thI
The 'l'mnspoitation
plans {In the or ‘sltII had ~III11 on the \ounc, wife.
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13333 ii..i‘.‘.‘3l‘3‘. If: “11532.3? ill. T3325.“ ".1. REBELS KILL 10" l
‘ CARR 11. 7A sor Disnsl
thuge motor trunks l'uI IIIII Ipiitk
l.-AlllIl)(),l '1 II\.-1
tI'dIIspoztation (11' Iuilitaiy stores. The
plan of these companies in detail will“
be published shortly b) the I‘I1111111it,'11ll<‘l S‘IlIllI'I‘F “'0!“ killed and illilll‘OXl“
tee whith in I'onsidetiutz seyet rat otlt-'II 1111111 li‘ 7”” “'Ollnde‘d in I111 0111:3140-
matters ot importance int-e111 31:11 28 between tebtls and sol- i
‘Idiets Ul t‘ttI 'tiI 1111.111 goternment atI.
,' 1‘ It'dIInas, according to information re ;
'eI11IIII IIIII'II tIIIi:I_\. liIIhIt forces gum-l
. .tune 4. One hun1
ONE WAS PRETTY.
She Liked Her Job as a LOndon IBU' berint: H101) attached :1 garrison .Itt“
Conductor. .ii't entrant!» sIIlIIiI 1'.; and the stench.
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no- .-;; BUCKINCIHAM POST GRATEFUL. I
two 111 and ~II what with 11' Is I. I .‘ 1,1.
:\\' I‘Ill start out at the so 11 II time
IiittII IInt bus .- ‘tIl t'tllllilil't'
‘itltlt'l”\‘Iiil'tl " . I,
l)(‘.l‘l> III'IIIIII'III the him With enthusI, “lit‘liilli-‘llitlil l’I‘tI‘l Mltlft 11 l'ib'illtl V010.
jmm mm, 1'.. mini] '11... IIi' 11":11I'i I to :.1! who participated anti
Andrews 111 New \ot'k ltInIntIIIW'IIIl III in obsening Memoriall
Sun 1111:; it “.'.v the \'III\ best we IIVI-I'
I llitiltItl 1‘.“; {113' In)»; that (Ianw'llrltl Mill “1' both it) \t‘t‘ ll l"t[ll'£ll(‘ll
along. A w'I'InkiII! old spinstet man tin the tuture. “
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tied it She l:IIl;II'Ii the old ladies in. 'l‘liOS. BRADLEY.
.IItItitnI-nt or smileL l I'lambered 111 t
and not :1 seat near the door and ' '
watt'hIIIi llt'l' 1II1kinc out her Inppeuny ,
,hltttI tickets and ltt‘l' titrepenny pink RIC ACID IN MEAL—H
tit'iznts. :‘hII 11.1111'1 look bored; she ' l l
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was «old The InIi of her pointed nose? ,
was shining red and her hands looked
as it‘ the) had been boiled ller jaun-I
and her (‘lllll trteuih e11 so it .IIIould‘ 53%“ a LIN-'9 53'“ ”1 Water May 5“”
hIIIIih hold the thin sttap in 1111.th You From Dtead Attack 2
l “"1 ““ “I"! “mm m ”‘9 5‘(’l'l’l"I~' ' Rheumatism is easier to avoid than‘
. II) (111I IuttIs
asked- her how .he liked the 101). l ‘ ‘
z-‘lte pave the :1 11111111 look out of “‘ are "dVlM‘Il to Ilt‘w‘s Warmly, ket p
lIIIr pale I'_\II.~I. .ltlle feet Ill); a10id caposute; eat less
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1" “I'll“ “”‘l‘ “m m "H 1111111.. “ft 'Rlll‘llllliillwlll is a. direct result of
weather .11.Iltht11ai'tern lII‘ll‘Il 11i:IlIts ( 11111' to) l (‘1 fl , hl
onk it you tltllll lite near the ‘hus ‘ ‘ L ( mm) 111 u and 0 111‘ Tic i
and hauled thI- I-iIIlIit'IIn up without Commander.’
‘lool-zett netrtttts 111111 tired. And she: BRINGS RHEUMAIISM
11 uniform “:1 111111 at the. seamp
' .Itteeu I'IIti t'I res w I '1 111 l t'ui vl
.i \ ‘ l ‘r ‘n ‘ H“ a well known authority ’
"Hate it, thank you," she ~11IIIIIH Il meat but drink plellh of good water
.2 It'tlses Hm 11.1w h, 1'.-11k home i foods that ptodut . urie acid which is
have it tom: walk and smut-titties l I'IhIIthed into the blood. it is the
,13111 think I 1.111‘1 I11“: hyself llit‘it‘, {”11”},me the 1mm.“ 10 gm”. mp,
i am so cold and so tiI'.III1 '1he 111111
on the line Iiout make it am too
Ins) for us tIltllt'I‘. They don‘t want'
us, .VO‘II know. Ipmm of their jobs, also a means of fret-int: the blood 01
l spo» \‘ llut they 1111- 111 be III rt 11: ,Ihis impurity. in damp and Ihiilr
91' th‘m 'ht’.‘ I‘ll" ”1“) 11‘ “WY!” "IF-“l cold weather the skin pores are (losedi
to me do IIterthitI‘ 1111‘) ‘1‘“ “‘ thus ftil“(ln1:' the kidneys to do double
make It lutr‘tl.
llIr \oiI-II bind to a shrill Stl‘mll w',tuk they bum“? “"‘k and *‘l‘lg-‘il‘h
thtI uric acid
Wes this goes to liIIldill). 'l‘hI. and tall ‘0 I'ltmtnale
other \\'ii\ 1111 Chelsea." lwhieh keeps accumulating and circuI.
11[f13llt‘r‘llnllllllllll‘12 1:31“lrndldmglggi‘lgg lilting throtnzh the system eventually
settling in theI joints and musclesj
'Ilonmily feeling that l Iteodnt both , ,
‘N. ,0 ask her it“ Sm, “m, going on causing strh‘ness. soreness and pain‘
; called rheumatism.
after the war.
“hell i met Tunis III-1 face “as \t the first twinge of rheumatism
:fifs;fi:lt~”rl2h‘ll:AtIgl‘E‘“ ";:‘°]:°1(‘]l“::‘k; get from any pharmacy about four
,ounces of Jad Salts; put a tablespoon
iful in a class of water and dtink be,
the "team out of her t‘_\|‘
”t'l‘ mouth dropped itt surprise. .
"\1111.‘ she said “my 1.111 lows it. {one breakfast each morning for a
3110 N19 it h lldlt‘ “UNI. of 0011180. week. This is said to eliminate uric'
’b‘" “W” ”"9 milk” " as 9““ 8“‘acid by stimulating the kidneys to
possible for het I‘he hours are loaml .
but the Noble are so pleasant-I—al- normal action. Iltu‘I itdtllng the blood
ways ready to wait foI change and of these impurities.
to help 0111 in every way. And she‘ Jud Salts is inexpensive. harmless
meets so many nice men and theyland' is made from the acid of grapes
neat 1‘" ‘0 "’S‘W‘qfunl ' “,1“ she qland lemon juice combined with lithial
‘ st 1‘ Z' I113 111 tt.’
J“ "Isitl‘ta :he cooki‘” i asked £11m]; and is used with excellent results byl
~31... didn't look cold She had nice thousands of folks who ate subiect to
heavy 1.1m es on without finger ends,11'hettn1atisn1.llere you how a. plea-l
you know. and a good warm unliotmosnm often-050m“ “11113.me drinkl
She said people often paid Iheit fares which helps overcome. uric acid, and
befme they went upstairs so that she . .. , k'd , _ l
\1 ouldnt hate to climb. And the men, is beneficial ’0 )our I 1193's as well.‘
condue'tots and inspIIItots me so nice ”Ad“ 5
to bet. they help her all they cttn‘
and she is going to stop on if she
possibly can alter the u at
Doris stopped for breath.
‘11111" 1 said, looking wise
she pretty. "‘
I "Perfectly lovely. 1.0\ eiy color and
the prettiest hair, and
"Young?"
“0h. extremely.‘
Duris looked at me and caught mv’
drift.
A defiant exptesaion came (1er her
face.
"VI’ell?" I said.
"Well?" she replied.
Is there any other answer?
, acid from the blood and cast it out 111
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”H mine; the ports of the skin ate!
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GLO VER’S
Established 1879
_.._——
There Are No Slackers In Our
Lines
Of Summer
Footwear
MEN ’8 OXFORDS
““115
MUZZLE THE susszsns.
Persons who go about without hand-
kerchiets or the sense to use them.
Is the next denomination.
You can arrange to pur—
, chase both of these bonds 1,
on the partial payment Z:
plan.
,Psrtcipate in the Liberty
Loan. gut ,,
‘ The South Norwa’llr
l ‘ TrustCIt.
" sometimes of pneumonia pad death.
Sneezing in street cars without using
a. handkerchte! to protect
and .ought to be a misdemeanor. under
board of health rules—IChicago Ex-
aminer."
wPansuno probably had reference to
coughing and sneezing in public
places. are the distributors of colds.
ls. grippe. headaches, fevers and
_In._
Black Kid, Gun Metal and
Patent Tan Calf, White Buck-
and White Canvas.
WOMEN’S PUMPS AND
OXFORDS -
Glace Kid, Gun and Patent,
White Kid and White Reign
sldnGloth
”3,,
others
stamps a person as a filthy creature,
‘.ll
.Elwoothilover
m WWW St.
W
TH E MELANCHOLY PELICAN.
David In Psalm 102 6,111 compar-
ing his pithble condition to the poll-
csnu’vhlch Wu not Memon in
A complete line of this
{anions make, in all sizes and
shapes, with porcelain, tile or
galvanized linings.
RAYMOND s SON
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High Ets. Norwalk.
('lililltllllt-II is font told of the marks of dissipation M
Connecticut River Shad
Received Daily Direct lrI'tm the River
ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH
Long & Round Clams, 0ysters and lobsters
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
'Phonu 108 and 109.
Fr“ Dollvor'. 71 NOrfll Mill 3!.
Jane White Sale
Continues All This Week
This sale ffers wonderful assortments ‘ of Under-
muslins including NIGHT (I‘IOWNS. COMBINA-
TIONS. CHEMISES. SKJRTS. CORSET COVERS.
etc.. all new and well made. and at prices that put the
loveliest of them within the reach of every woman.
Exceptional opportunities are open for the wom-
en 0f The Norwalks to secure unusual values in car-
ments that are needed in abundance during: the sum-
mer.
MIC/l GRADE MlRC/IRNDIJE/Ilr HODII'PA TE PRKEI
86 WASHINGTON ST.
Andrewi Davey, Inc.
98 Washington St, So. Norwalk
PHONE 410. PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
19 Main Street. Norwalk
4? Van Zant Street. East Norwalk
BestCoffee 24c lb.
The best you ever drank.
BestTeas.....
()olong, Mixed or English Breakfast.
Strictly Fresh E225 . . . . . . . .
Ivory one a good one.
Lemon Cling Peaches . . . ...r...I...-.—.I.~. .
Delicious for deserts. /
Bartlett Pears . I . . . . o u I m'un own-titanic 2 cans 25C
None better at any prcle.
California Apricots . . . . . . ....-.-....-... . . 2 cans 25c
You will like the flavor.
29c lb.
..... ..u...
.... 42c doz.
. . 2 cans 25c
Lndies’ Pumps
01' Latest Models
A Most Attractive ilbplay that includes
all the newest and most popular shades
Hosiery to Match
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
81 Washington Street. South Noxwalk.
_ W. _“w-W.~__.. “1A.. ‘.‘ __._‘
Phoenix Silk Hose
Phoenix Silk Hose is determined not only by beauty of tex-
ture and shapeliness but also by durability. In that important
feature
PHOENIX SILK HOSE '
stands preeminent. It is so serviceable that to wear it daily is
true economy.
Black, white, taupe, pink and blue ............. 800 and $1.10
Infants’ and Children’s Silk Socks with hand crocheted
tops run with ribbons.
Pink, blue and white ....................... .. 500 pair
We have the agency for South Norwalk
1. I. MALLETTE
as Washington St. South Nomglk.‘
The City National Bank"
WWW,
To the Mothers and Fathers 01 our Counti-
There could be no more certain way of instilling love of
country into the hearts of your children than by teaching them
the righteousness of the cause for which the United States is
waging this war. Show them why the government needs and
wishes many small subscriptions to the LIBERTY LOAN.
Then let your family as a unit buy a LIBERTY LOAN BOND,
paying for it. by personal effort and sacrifice, if necessary.‘
YOU CAN BUY A BOND FOR AS SMALL AN
AMOUNT AS $50, PAYING FOR IT IN EASY IN-
STALMENTS COVERING NINE MONTHS.
E-__,_ m N _I “i » > —’ “w
Children Cheerfuily "We“
and Patiently ) a and Conscientious
Trelted by Modern. « .Symplaatext'iséry
Painless Methods. ACQDtic Office Treatment.
DR. S. M. DEITZ
Surtzcon
t
X-Ray Treatment
Gas Administered
by the Oxygen
i
Moderate
Charges for Very
Best: Dental Work. DENTIST MM“-
* 75 South Main Street Gold and Porcelain
15 Y _ Hours 9 a. 111. to 9 p. Restoration. ‘1‘
ears In , . All kinds of Artiib'
the Practice of m. b) appotntment. cial Dentures,
Hi h.Class ' Crown and Bridge .
9 . «» Work, Etc, skii-
DentIstry. fully Done
.— .‘ ._ t3 .
CENTRAL HOTEL
I Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style.
Corner Monroe and Chestnut St.
LN. J. DISESA. Manager
Tel.1555.
l. DISESA. Proprietor
tits general aspect as it sits in aipq
‘ ‘ Inst: , napalm-Ii
I melancholy with its btl rest-
t Bible "
Beckmann’s .1311.
The Place ”ill“
We Take Subscriptions Herie.
4513, lb. Butte r 451: lb
Very Best Creamery—Guaranteed Pure‘and Sweet. Try it
Fancy Sugar Corn or Early June'Peas, can 16c
Takhoma Biscuit (It splits in two), pkg. 7c
Armour’sPureLestard,lb. 261:
Golden Santos Coffee .. lb. 200, 6 lbs. 951:
Blue Ribbon Brand Oatsup, per bottle . . . 10c
PreshcrispGingerSnaps,lb. 15c
Morrisfiest Tomato Puree, can 9c
Peach or Apricot'Brandy, luge'bot. $1. 15
WhitePortorGolden'l'olmyWine,gallon.............$1.50
Always Something Special Here.
Free Prompt Delivery. ,
A. .F. Beckmztnn & Col
GROCERS nun wins murmurs . 1
Liberty
I.:.' 'I'II',I' W1-
F ERTlLlZERS
4
For Farm, Garden and Flower Bed. 7"'t"”";~:,!‘.
1d. American Agricultural Chemical Co. “ " I" ”t, ,
"'31. Mspes Special Fertilizer. , " ‘3 "n, "' . ‘1
Sheep Manure. u, U a". ,g Sgt!
Agriculture Lime. :_ f :7"
, 34811137. Land Plaster. It."
I75. I‘ y 'e ‘ ..Ground Bone.
10,ooo:BEAN POLES
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3. 337 Washington 3*-
FLAGS _
, 3x5 - - '- . 31-50 ,I ‘
4x6 .. I. - - $4.85
Flag Poles 10ft.
Norwalk Chronicler