noun“; m 11. 1917
m 8001'! HUIWALI mo mum.
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l‘ P.“ . .i ’ » 'Ii IA -. Sum“.
lb I t til _' \\'P 2 PM me. 'I'ilw WASIEIM T0". “:2“P:P 5 Plait \'i“PP;;.
(1.. _ .P Iaian. Pis::i.~“tant Sz‘ti'vl. 1.x Pit PIP-PP i,.PP--I
“ ' ___ - Ppnrtmcni of Agriculture. said in .i.‘
'— . , . stattPinPPuP today that iciniP- PM do I
Frank iloiiiaiLo has“ lento to la. h parmPPM'S campaign for a million
GNPDDHE lht‘ rtOPt’ at NO- 1 Eli 3“?“ Ibackyard gardens has been uriathP
“met-subscribed' plans must livI
true, for a Di“‘.'ltld of threc years fromi
April 1. Phil, at. a yearly rentalol
33w.
iiiadc to tiipls oi“ quad'upie tiie eii'oriI
during the Poniiiig year.
He Salutes 'Em.
"l raliitc our splendid army of home
’i‘lii \‘mwalk High School Senior l. iii-dons." said Mr. Vroomau. “They
(P1835 a“. being given me fiIsP of PPPPP' (“it 1 fl glitiiig liaisorism along with oiii
final examinations this morning Eng “""I" ‘" home. But “9 "“N “'JI'
b t ex-Pm- Isit bath and congiatulate tHlle’nPP». P_
{15h was the subject or I c tiis ‘ '\\'e must begin 1.01“. to la. oiir iii-airI
“Pination. to quadiuplc or at lcast tiipic that
———-——--— army ncxt yeat. The battalions oii
The Librrty Loan general commit-I ‘ homo gaiwdtneis will need I‘t‘St‘l‘\l’>
For if in war llllll‘.‘
nls a national "(‘CVS'I
peace it will be a.
‘ I
‘llail, Tuesday. June 12. at S p. m. AlII‘ sit), in time of
mombers are earnestly requcSch 10I valuable “asset.
be present. I “in March the detii“tment callcd'
Iupon tho people of the l'nitcd StatcaII
P to Plant at lPPPist IIllIltlllllll DRCIlHii‘t
—\Im9' Petrova in 11": S01” M aIandx \atant lot gardens this spring“.
Magdalcn.” Regent TMMW \ionday. IAct-ording to our icpoits the pcoplci
——' have over- IilleCllbed that amount, P P‘iid
it will not be surmising if the thud
" le‘i: are.
0 l i ‘( Statcs Ship “in I retuins should show that i
oi in d to the t n It i P QIIPOP,IP_PUQ I0...“ gal‘tlt‘iis III)“. prodiii ins;
‘I“‘“‘1"‘Pfi"g“‘mp m m“ WSHW fleet Piood i’or Ptlicir owners.
“9 1,, acting as ('th‘ull\t’ ofiiPP-r oi tlicI Come Fi“0m Every-“v.“ti.ere
\‘l‘rbl‘I. which is 24 icet iii It‘lllllh. P "From all sections coiiii. tlic mine
nP-ws of the patriotic, iivstaiii rP spoiisPP
oi the people to the backyard gardiu
campaign. Ilich as well as poor haw
Ensign Arthui C. Hoyt has been 3.!-
ln \tll‘\\’:lIIi, I:P~t \‘P'Pi‘Ii, thi'i“ wore,
NEW sales of property, and mortgngcs
‘lllll .iii their \egctabie gtii‘dcns. FiiioP t
... P. - - P .. l'HS M m, lit nd
01 “Pm“- h" ”I“ “1““ ““k 01 June. lawns and lIO\\l)l' btds together witIPIl‘iili'ps m“ i ‘ on ‘ 0” a
- . . : wcie scrt‘nlccit 53195 r i“ s c w ill.’ beans l‘ltll. tics . . . . .
lmt 'U n mp“ Il'I'I 111?: 5 .11 .HSUU I B‘ill‘lit‘l‘: \ “ind. 'I‘Iic comiiiissmncra arc Iawh tnI
P . P. ; i
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bii.~iiiPPss ziicn liuic ioiiiicd money for
ploughing. SCP‘tIS :iiid turtiiizcr.
“Our l‘t‘lltfil'ln' show ”to widcsi iindI
most intelligent intt-icst in caiining‘
and drying foods i‘oi“ winter use. The
of liiii and inorgt Pin 5 iii f5“. \’ .200
\It) Pt‘ll‘ll \‘P'P-iIci“, Bt‘ld chort, .
sni;i.~i.P-Pi into the police dummy at tho
(“orncr or West and Franklin street
and britlu- thPP diiiiiiiiy up coiisidcrtihly.‘ I‘I‘I’IIUIIW" “11ch of IIIIU Ut‘l'ttl‘llllvllt
J; . - d t a , for PP“. d‘liimgc ‘ oi ;.‘\L'i‘il’llItili‘t’ is working orP-rtiini- ml
0 agiPP 0 p 3 . ' - “ Ian attcmpt to supply the dcmands i‘Pii‘I
' *" information. Exactly what reflect all
this will haw on the nation's loud
supply is hard “.o :Pzii“, but it is going
to inn», and iii..PiliPP PPnoiirlP toPPuPn
oi
'l‘hPP downtown poiicc rcccircd a
«Poniplaint from tho residP-iits of Port“
a\“iPiiPiPP Saturday, in Pigard to the do-
the tide to \iiioii sooner than we
inns (Pt :1 gang of \oiiiig icllows Otl‘. chpcited or liopvd. .
cPPr lioliPit: lt,tPI\ P“;iie oi' the com
l PRICE
P
Pilla‘iiit. 0F FODCPER TAKES A DROP
'l‘hc opening Phone of thc mason
was lir-lPl at the 'i‘okcnclic chili
l‘ariiiP rs
‘Hisicr
I‘llt‘ IlltilIIllIlL' StilllI‘WIliiI;
Satur- owing to :P (IN‘HMN‘
day P»\“P.iiing and was largely attiPnchI.
l
. ioiid. corn, oats and bran. which diii‘~‘ ‘
Elll‘thP‘P'x“ (‘oIiii'PPd orchcstra from .\P\\\' illi‘ PPIIP pus] mum“ It‘llt‘Ilt‘tl ImmIPfl No More Fear of Baby Colic I BEST FULL CREAM CHEESE - - ------- ... H 290 le J
York Illi'illriIlt‘tl cxcellciit music i‘oi“ thc (-PPdPP an-d iii; Ph tiriP-PPs (‘ oi“.n w-lii’rlii ' ’ STRICTLY FRESH EGGS . . . . . ................. . 410 (102.
. i The cmsadc against biiliy colic and.
omamon PPPiPt ii\ iii}. “IP as 3:170 ii blitz, canacd . ;
____~___ Iiiiuni of tin poultry Plcalcrs and [aim Pfood tioublc in this scctioii has liaiiI l
. '5 a P I; P P , la )) ‘5“ l. b ‘~-—~~—- H—— W».
Pt3.-.“PPPPt .l Hairs. gi-Piiiil knight of e . to PiispPi.P oi Prat niiiiiliPiPs or ii iiy it i .“ a!
. . , . . .(, . lI‘PlP' ItP\\I.P. Piid to ,.“i\<“ up ”it“ ‘ll Tho aatouislilni: acliicvcmcnta PM I l
\PPPPPPP. \tllwlek t-Plllllt'II. Ix. oi ..Ii [mum to P; its. iIlItHIii its with Pi“. tPilciP Mrs. Winslow s Soothing Sirup whit-Iii
Ht: 1‘ Hit niPiiibPPrs - that it special of tPP-Pl so IlIL’Il i‘onstmiciitly. it is It'll-l bccn OR . . .
'bilii Pcd that tlii rc will bc a ch-idcd
til
mcctiiiu will lPPP hold on 'l‘iicsdtiy cvcn
ink. and Polling all to no prcsiPiii, .14
liiiciiiPPPPi: is to (‘tllllt‘ up which marry
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1!‘~IilPtI to ho pi“PP.~tPiit proiiiiPtly PPP 5‘
“scarcity poultry iliiiP war. it the
Pinch lining: to thPP lil;.h cost of food.
than) of PIPPP fortiicri: liai‘c disposod of
UMP cows, tiiidiiiu it unprofitable to
rat. PP nPPIIP Ill‘tllIIICI'HP iii“ inPilic milk at
iIi'P‘ prices aski-II tor Il‘ld. Corn, how-
rPi“PPi“. within IIIt‘ ptlsi l‘.'.'il wcclts liiiiP
Piropitcii ton and fit‘iPPPPii cums on tlio‘
bag. and lPriPii, iiiiPiPliiiic and other
stock It‘OlIH an (“Poiiiil :iiiioiiiit.
niPPPan-r rIltlllItI l.P- IllIP‘l'l’n‘Il‘lI ill.
ill'i-
'(l‘t'IIHIi.
—’l".PPP iii-brew Ladics' .‘Pitl Socicty
will :1 party and lancc in lltfid—
D"-‘."\"II:lII, tomorrow night.
:IHP
TlOCA MILL SALESMEN
. IN THREE- DAY SESSION
A tiny SP-oiil will takc your applicav
lion io a bank. liclp thc Boy ‘Scont'iI
to iiPPlp their country, lloy Scout Li-I
hertv Bond campaign days.’ Juno ll.
. . . N Bo Scout rccei‘P'M . .
12' 1? ind—14 .0 .y . and titlic-c form PPnioycPi PP banqiict
any pay tor delivering the {lpDIlt‘tl' _ . , _
. . thc iron hcitlc inn Thursday cvcnimr,
tion or calling for your reply. The _ ..
. . Pl.) being present.
banks charge nothing for their ser-P_
. in: from all parts of thc country will
vices. The boys and the banks are ..
sv'vin" their wrricc to the ""OVOIN' complete A ”Hood” got together
month ‘ ' h lImicciing today with a trip to Watkins:
' GliPn following luncheon at the Iron
Kcltlc
WAVE-HIS, lunc ll. ~~Snlcsnicn of
thc Tioga Mill and iciciator Company
*Harti‘ord, yesterday dedicated the
'new St. Paul's Clinich, New Haven, in
the “presence of a great (Mind of pco-‘P
pie and a Page number of piiesis. I RETURNS FROM aeoisrnATiouP
\mong those present at the (Pl‘elIIOX‘IVI \‘l'ASlllNGTox, Juno 8. Estimates
from PSoiith \‘oerk and Norwalk, IbINJi upon compictc retiiins from
were the Rev R. J. PCairoll, pastor of; scien 5mm; and PP“. Ilistiict of Co].—
‘St. JOSEIPII"SCI1\II‘,CI1 JohnF. McMahon umbin icCciicd up to last midnightI
his son. Frank and daughter, Anna. Iindicalcd ,1 rchisiiation oi about fouri
also Mr. and Mrs. Luke Conneally, of I)“ cent ‘9“‘3 ”‘3“ “MW-‘4 “SlimfilOSI
oi' cligiblcs About half of the men
NorWalk. 'lhe pastor or the newII registered statcd conditions“ on which
exemption might but not necessaiy
will be based.
‘ Elmira Timns- diespatch. I
bhurch, Rev. F. M. Murray is a brolb- I
or of Mrs. John “McMahon and Mrs.
Luke Connealiy.
I
_ P HOWARD DIES I
\ ' II
FIGHTING IN FRANCE
_-.._. I
NEW LONDON, June ll.—W0i“dI
was received here last week of the‘
instant ‘death in action on April 9 in
Is the BabyIBond. _ , Franceioi Henry/I Howard, 21 former
Why not“, subscribe for one? resident of this city, who was in the
1 . " English army. He Was a veteran of
$ 00.00
the Boer warand connected with lo:
Is the next" denomination.
cal lodges .°£ Masons and l. 0. 0. F.
. Anvuansun LIE-fund
You can arrange to pur-
“chose both of these bonds?
“ on the partial payment Li
Plan. , ..
Partcipaie in the Libelty
Loan. . EWI- ‘
The following. letters remain un-
claimed at the Norwalk post oilloe for
_ mo week ending June 9th, 1917:’
Boiling, Elijah. - w \
Baillui“, Mrs._M. " . . l ‘
.P=.-._, .. .. P9.
Calleniols, Mrs. Harri.
Clark, Mrs. Charlotttll, box 591.
“filthMufi. P: “mu...
Goldmbn. Jacob J.
.n , 4.\
. .,
\- .
witliinI
”to past work in the price oi" stock'
'limiiPP production ix“ t‘ll‘ll‘i'I)‘ (It‘llt'IIiIt'tI‘
at:
Tho salcsmcn com-“
The “PR-(iv. John J. Niian. biShOp oi: - A businP-ss sP‘SSlOll was heidIof food, constipation or teething trou-
Thursday at the plant. ——"iiilien iiomIbIcs.
‘Ii'ammis prescription
Ibottlc today and make baby well and' *-
MUST IIEEISIEII
III’tIN IPIAIIiItIIIBSP
mintzs '
Physicians to -Filc Slate-
rncnta -» :é‘jecicl Taxes it}; S
l)ue 0H IJL‘P 11' iii ’lnlngs
_..- a
I‘I'I\:PI(‘Iillir who (Ulilt PiutiPi“ IIl'
sPoPPP ol‘ tl‘PP- Harri<oii Narcotic Ian
Pie culled upon to appear befoii
IW .. PM... P... thir increjsiug business in the Cloak,
i.Liza“;,PPP,“I:.““.::;;3.,P,.3:P.“,“.:.“;,.““.P;,.,“:P.:‘ Suit and litiiliuery Departments demand
“PI ‘P‘PIPIIP‘IP’IPIEI‘I‘IPI‘IBI‘PI‘IP’lZI‘II‘I‘I‘P‘i‘PjIIPI‘IP’f ' more space iorg‘iliese departments, so we
”PP” are obliged to sell out all Hosieryillnder-
wear, Neckwear, Gloves, Notions, House
Dresses, in tact all merchandise on the
first iioor must go, regardless oi price.
TIMSL‘ ilHtthill'H and registrations
accompanied h; it Ho 01‘ $1. must be
sent to the dcpau. P-iiliP-ctci“ in iPacli
ll\l.~l()ll. Penalty IP.‘I' failure to corn
ply is a doubling oi the taxes.
Special taXP-s are due now ion pool
tables, P-Iubs, liquors, theatres. brok—
ers, pawn shops and various other
:lt'li\lllt>‘, and must be “in the hands
of the collectors on or before Junc 30.
under a penalty for failure of a .50,
peircent. increase of the tax. -“
Some of PhcsPP taxes Pliave already
been paid in this city, but the great
PPPPP—PPP P... P... a... Andrew Davey, Inc.
icspoiisc. Blanks have been sent oul‘
and [la y iiiiist tPP- filled and rP-turncdi
win n the taxes aic paid.
98 Washington St.,So. Norwalk
PHONE 410. PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
19 Main Street. Norwalk
42 Van Zant Street. East Norwalk
6‘ LOOK”
What 25c Will Buy
1 1b. Pure Lard.
lTALIAN MISSION ENDING VISIT.
P
\\ A.~-Il|.\'. It)\' .Iiinc I‘.’““1II" littl-
inn \Par lllIS\ItJn iii-Id iiiiui c'oniercncis
today with Ann riiaii oiliciiils in this .
iiii: ilic biisiiiP-ss \iliiPli liiiiitght iiicntl
Iii rc 'I‘-“I1P.\ iiriP siitistlcd that tht Init I
ed Sititu“ \i'll do t‘\l‘I'I\'i iiiiiig possibii
to Illllll>Il tliPPii“ t't)llllll‘\ with its (“hint
tliPPir praisc oi PliPP cordial rP-PPiPptioiil
given iiiPPiii by President Wilson and‘P
OIIli‘l‘ liowrnincInt otlicials. .-
“l'our hospitality was simply won I
dorl’ul," said Enrico Arlottii, spokes-II
. . 250 6 Toilet Paper.
man I0l tlic niiwioii. ”but it was nntn I 6 Borax Soap - - - . ~ - 25C 1 barrel Ginger Snaps . . 25:
Pm: inorc than we PPxpPPPiP d from siti-PIIP 3 packages Raising ..... 25c 2 cans Peaches . . . . . . . . . 25c
. I I c P s ‘ t P s i P P “
I llIIiiz‘dai‘ltlIi: [ISM] “Hm H n m 2 :figggoafigdma s waShésc 2 cans Bartlett Pears 250
\\' it it xx ii s.ii'1irs iiti li.\ --------- -
iPPPPlPPi‘ P \I‘Ilniim PH“I ill 1.101“ Im‘lllilill: to 3 bottles Pure Root Beer 2 cans Mme?“ """" 22°
I)t‘ gin tlic piopr,~uPPl tour oi tliiP South I Extract IIIIIIIIIIIII 35C 1 qt. bottle Pickles ...... 2 IC
IPWI 3' WI“ ““P‘ 3 cans Sardines in pure oil, 2VuiiCamp's Mlk ------ 25°
. 250 l 4 lbs. Rolled Oats . . . . . . 25c
EMMHERS PLEASE” ‘ BEST CREAMERY BUT’IER . .......... 45c lb
AND HAPPY? BEST COFFEE, Bean or Ground ................ . 24:: lb
BEST TEAS, Oolong, Mixrd or English Breakfast .. 290 1b.
so with I\
scents bcyond Mind to thc niaiiyi
. I N E
tlianhiiil and [lIl'itSl‘tI llltllht‘l‘S. tori ' U R N IT U R E .
practically mory baby has horn curctlI
rPPconiinP MN] I
FURNITURE CO.
I 27- I 29: WASH!" GTON ST.
so. N'OR'WALK
actual
i‘S
$1. 80 Bag--FL0llR--§318ll Bag
Mrs. \‘l'inPPIPPw'P: Soothing Syrup is! P
tlic long loPilPPPii for blowing that lius‘i
ISDl‘lllliz into instant popularity with
Crown Aster Brand Flour—Makes Nice White Bread, Fine
Cake and Biscuits.
almost crcry iiiotliiPi“, resultsI
Prcrify this. '1
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
'dit‘i‘crcnt t‘ioni anything vise in that it:“
aims to get rid of baby colic and iii-
IIdigcstion by ii“cuttalizing tho acids.I
overcoming gas and sticngthenlng
the “oak, scnsiiiie littlc stomachs. I
and mind you it docs all this without‘
Ia particle of “dope" or a droiP 0f ‘81“
Very Best Creamery Butter (Beckmann Quality), lb. . . . . . 45c
Choice Texas Yellow Onions . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1b. 7c, 2 lbs. or 13c
Armour’s Pure Leaf Lard, per pound ...... 26c
GoldenSantosCofl’ee lb,20c, 51b3.for95o
Snell Pit Simpson' 8 Superior Milk Crackers . ...... .. 2 lbs. 250
20 Mule Team Borax . . . . . . . .-. . . . . . . . .;.P.. 2 large packages 25c
GoldMedalFlour. bag$1.90, bbl. $15.00
60 Pink Trading Stamp with 1 lb. Special Tea . . . . . . . . . . . . 50o
Monogram Rye Whiskey (Best. for home use), bot. .. . .. .900
Virginia Dare Wine ......... . .,30c 50c and 75c bottle
coliol.
FREE DELIVERY—ECONOMY PRICES.
Good, honorable druggists recom-
mend Mrs W inslow' s Soothing Syrup
Itp all mothcis with babies that have
colic. lndigc'stion. poor assimilation
Mothers do not. fail to test this now,
Go to yourI
«drtigglst and get a twonty- {lye cent,
Iliappy..——ll A Mead, South Norwalk.
’A.P.Beckniinn&oo.
GLO VE R’ S GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
Supports the bust and back without binding and complete-
ly eliminates that ugly “‘ corset ridge.” Sizes 34 to 48.
Regular 50o values.
‘ J
Block and Tan. “P; Special for our White Sale,
5 for $1.00
The Shoe for all weathers
and all purposes.
Pm;
Sole. Agents 1 ,
Eiwooddeiovet
u . r1 (I q Illi- , . o . ”filial?”
The South Moi-mill fisherm- $4.;
P “P «‘- P lSh w d PR d. Pi“.
TruSt C0. -' Sign: mam] ‘ ' iii It
.. . PSheehim, Miss Mary. (2‘). .
no Washington 8:. If
Ploutti Momma-J 7 P
,.__V..'~_, -, p... .. __...__.. ._, _ ‘ ‘
Furniture tor
Porches and lawns.
(.‘outh Hammocks, Stands and Canopies.
Porch orients all widths.
I’oicIi (lit-airs, Rockers and Settees.
A splendid line of
FIBRE and RAG RUGS
RAYMOND & SON
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High Ets. Norwalk-
Ladies? Pumps and 0xi0rds
All of the Newest Designs, in-
cluding many attractive novel-
ties in the most popular shades .
Reliable Hosiery to Match
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
81 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.’
WOMEN’S UNDERWEAR
Comprising a good assortment of styles, made of good quality
material, lace and embroidery trimmed “
Night Gowns ................................. 59c to $1 98
Envelope Chemises .......................... $1. 00 to $1.50 '
Combinations ............................... ”$1 00 to $1. 75
Corset Covers ............................. .25c to $1.15
Drawers ..................................... 35c to $1. 50
Skirts .................................. - ..... 89c to $3.00
‘ CREPE DE CHINE
Bloomers, Envelope Chemise and Night Gowns in flesh color; ”
CHILDREN'S PRINCESS SLIPS
2 to 6 years ..... . .............................. 69c to $2.00
8 to 10 years ......................................... 69c
12 to 16 years . . . . . .......................... $1.25 to $2.00
J. I. MALLETTE
88 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALX.
The City National Bank*
This Is YOUR War as We" as HIS.
No “slacker" lie—he enlists and gives his life to defend
youl. who cannot go. He fights for you and your family as Well
as is.
He has faith in You. He believes you will at least stand be-
hind him in his great sacriflte.
. He believes you as well as your rich neighbor will at: least
offer your DOLLARS just as he is offering his life.
Your Government needs your money, no matter how little.
You ve got to "do your bit” by lending your money at 3 1 2 per
cent. on the safest security in the world—The United States.
BUY A LIBERTY LOAN BOND. '
CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. Fine Cale attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style.
PIMW'“ “-1,; “on,
Comer Munroe and Chestnut 81:. Tel. 3555. . .
N. J. DISESA. Manager. J. DISES‘A, Proprietor.
83 and 85 Washington St. Phone 1405.
Established 1879 r a: "
. v . . l
, .
Arm SW5 Brassreres
THE HERMAN . I I
(Munson Last) SPECIAL—A most highly developed "3. 6; J." model, I
. .. ‘ARIMY 8H0}?- made of fine quality oambric, lace or embroidery trimmed.
2-2322: I
w
FERTILIZERS
For Farm, Garden and Flower Bed. PCP; WEE”
P American AgfiCultural Chemical Co. ‘ “ r» t
Mapes Special Fertilizer, - “v $.1eg a
PP“ , -
_PP-I;“..‘“.. ..
“Pruitt“ “
Land Plaster. "“ “'7?-
It ,
10, OOO‘BEAN. POLES
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3. :31 Wuhington It.
Sheep Manure.
Agriculture Lime.
flic
I‘ -P.
nle
. .Grouod Bone
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__._—_._
Vs:
mam?
SILK SWEATERS $7.98 to $12.00
wrisu sums $1.50 to $5.00 ,
Charge “Account“. We”?! ' ..~
Norwalk Chronicler