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V . _ 111 Ll‘l'aL’l‘: around lilo new school "
(gulp; ;:.11‘.~ :- .‘1 '1'." 143.1. -~ 3 ‘ ' ' ' '~ '
1:1 .15 1.. 31 t t] \,1\ 111‘ 11.141 noticing ‘alltl .1)‘1l;1tlt:5lulll flit“ groeni .\'1 the llitl'ln llOlinl’l .1bUll it lill.’
pend-stilts. on biludzi)‘, Juno Ind. .1111, abundant Mtge 1.11.1 g. 1 ilov 1., I 1.1.51 (if I’Omltcl slotton.l’osti1a..to. i
4-..--. and those “ho had not “,9“ ”,5. “.1100“ Flank t).l)'.1\'i.5' mod font shots hot: I
'l‘he‘ I'm. '.\ iii Tire 5‘; Rubber C0111 fo1 so-vtral you “12‘ (I1 lightt- :l \ ith!I :1.“ “ ‘9’ " In“ ”‘3'” 0““ shot took
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pally'liu'stltril 1311-1: “ orks game . the clumps of rhododindions and o! ’ {‘1 U ”“8"“ ”I II' 1' fleshy
scl' duled for +1 1‘ v t tl'ydrungeas which mark the path lc-ad I “I” 0 ‘19 I'i'e'hl shoulder.
. 1c ‘ [“1 1111.1, 2111' «won on . Eng ,0 the gymnasium as w,” as witht Tho 111:111 \\' -5' 5ub51t1uontli urros!
the “and stroll Grounds has been. he beautitul “Dit't‘d and \tt-igiliu andt 0d hm .. ”I “"“Pl’h E1110“ l""‘""~ a
cancellod. ,b:: rbe rries about tho schoolhouso ”‘II c I“ Had l ' 1'11”" l’l‘di't‘. by WP
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A motion for jlltif'lllt'lll for want of'
any or is ixpctted to be '1 Ade ,toduy,I
in the case oi \lint‘i. Reel and Tul-
lock again L Nelson Chamberlain 01'
Nor walk. I
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The Connecticut (‘0. has notified
the manage: of Roton Point that 20,
minute through service to Roton from.
StumeM to Notwalk, will start devil
Saturday for the season.
———l‘anamas, Panamas. O'Brien.
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Women who tulle pride in their per
sonztl appeaiunce go to the N. E. Ryan
Co‘ .5: store to be fitted to (‘tll‘Sl is and
brassiorms by a trained t-orsotiore.
Consultation and fittings free.
The Elnicrest boul-E'R'nrd home of
Mrs, \\'ili:1 l'l. Tolics llilS boon rented
to Attorney and Airs. James M. bane.
of i‘urmol, N. Y.. for :1 your, the lots
sou: moving into their now home ,ws-
tcnlay.
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5—Suits its low as s.3..,llo tools :15- low!
its $3.971. shitpos .1s low as No. 100
odd touts and diosso at The, shirt
waists as low as 39c und hundreds of
other bargains equally as good at
Mintz‘s hip, solo. Full details on
pogo four.
suits as low
it uh pmtieu
-~You will find iadios‘
as $5.00 :11 Mintz's 51111.
int - on pogo four.
The First Reserve Englnoor hr:-
niotit will have :1 bent'l'it billld conceit.
military put‘udc and baseball 11111110
Sunni. 1y .1l‘i- ‘l'llOOll iii the Poiotlrounds
\'oit \nlli The new Ytllkh will play
tho .5‘t Louis team
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-"l‘llt} .\iinl'/. Co. will offer special
values in silk and Wool swotttot's :tt
thoir closing out solo. Full details on
page four.
.lohn (.‘mwl‘ord sold for John W. in
gram his country homo ut tlrccns
Farms in 1.. ll. Huntington. it consists
of l\‘\'t"llt,\'-.\t'\'l"ll ut't'os, a largo. lake
and :1 twelve room \\‘l1ilo stucco house.
111 the neirzhbtu'hood ore tho country
‘homes of Frederick t‘, Toutwr, In. it.
Arlene (‘ordon Mid ROGNKI‘ (1111' Itllt' s1l1t:ol lite and are much soughtlfias
l1. Shelliug, llunicl ll. Morgan and
Mark l.ll'.5'(‘lll“r.
don. both of nodding. have potl-
1ioneti the t‘ivii Superim court for
permission to chongo their names to
Luttt. 'en. which was thcir mOther's
maid 'n name. Arlene is 2? years old
on! Roderick 10, and both say that
for some years past they have been
known in society and among their
friends by the name of Luttgen.
Eighteen freight curs wero derail
ed at Sturgcs ClosFing, near Shelton.
shottly before- midnight Vt odnesday
night, causing some delay in the train
service between Dnnbury and New-
‘Tlaven by tho way of Derby Junction
The train in the derailment was No.
2, eastbound from Mavbrook to Mid:
way which went through Danbury.
about ten oclock Most of the Dan-1'
bury crew of section men was sent to
the scene of the derailment to aid in
teleariug the tracks.
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BUSINESS
I ’ Is always good with the man
' . 2 :who keeps his face toward;
Ethe sun and does not allow
’ shadows to frighten him.. ’
K . nonunion
of this bank youwill be with
od of those advantages which :2
a depository of large re‘.
sources, is always in a post
f; tion to oder. We are ready "
_ to talk financial. matters at
' any. time M bayou. .. :
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The- South Norw' .
Trus‘lCo.
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wire and delighted tnood.
ImoscoL it tiny white dog. addod much
‘spirit of fun uhic 1 had its way in the
' p t r'ontal ton
" table set in the form of a large ‘1H” ‘11
the. dining room of the Homestead was
_.-, teristics of each member of the clussl
,» were included many witty and original
" were followed later by the faculty and
Equlet talks the last class a‘nulr was
proper taken place. when the friends
to; the school and of the graduates
‘ evening will form a beautiful closé t
.r‘ESTlVlTlES
AT HILLSIDE
CONTINUED ‘
Thou' h at l 1) Hook tho rtti -n \\lll(lll
i.'.f tr bot'ntno very \'iolv- -nt had 11111 1111,» .
in gun, the 'gy-mnasium w: 1.5' t‘: 11 suno
cl '1 lostiw gathti'ing and when tho'
lll‘lllclpflls and thc stuiois tnurthed in,
lod by two of the voungoi girls withl
the class banner and the class mascot.
the audience was in 21 \'1-r_\' til)pl‘t*('itt'.
Tho small,
to the gayety of tho afternoon and.
proved a fittin° Sopromnt 'ttivo of the
Class Day cxcrcisrs The. program,
was opened with llw address of wet;
come by Miss Roso Lillian Agnow, the
president of tho class. She invited tho
audience to share with the class tho
pleasures of the afternoon and in
charming fashion unnounctd the v:1
lions events of the ping-rain. ’lho
(lass poem, read by Miss Aim llrussoi,
dosttihod in witty fashion tho \ut'ious
members of tho sonior class and tin-
ytung pool won gnat appl.tttsc for box"
of the abilities oi hor
clussmittos. ’l‘iio history by Miss
l’onrlc Southey “its in tho form or at
diary summsod to have been ltopt
through the tour )1 11's 01 the (ltiss's
1xistont-o \lany amusing hits of do
_.5'1:riptio11 \\ oi o 5i1p111d in as the 1'-o1ital
run on from Freshman to Sophomore,
and from junior to senior ,voot's. Tho
ticissitudos .1ud triumphs of the class
\Voro described in elov er f.1si1ion..lust
about the tint: that Miss Southoy's
llislmy was boing givtn the deferred
liiln begun to full in torrents The
sound or p'itttring ruin drops on the,
high t'oot‘ of the gymnasium was ill-
‘most deafening. and tho girlish voices
of tho fair toadt rs had it ditllcult tituo
It'oinplcting tltc volume The difficulty
was fltiuliv solvod, or at least partly
tv':.111omo by the singing oi school .1tid.
ttlziss songs and both the. cl 1111s and au-
Idionco onloyod the lntoriudcs of;
Imusic. ’l‘ho ruin itsoit soomod to be
somewhat ititluoncod by tho hurinony‘
‘ol sound 11nd lossonod the violence of
its tlt1\\illmtll’ .511 111.1. oath girl in turn,
.\\ .15 at last able to umko horsclf boatd‘
ly the itudictice. .\li.~'s l1l.1 lluth \'l oll‘ s
l’ rophot'y shoped delightful originality
I"toi tho young 15‘l'11os5' reprosontod hot' ,
:soil‘ .15 having tak111 :1 voyage in :1 slur
.5l1ip and “H ptooi oi hot' jour'no)
bum; in back to hci classmates silver
1 stalls on whith \\o1o inscribod tho‘
tottunos of each 'l‘li' next nutubcr of
the program “115' tho lust will and tos-
tumout of tho class or l'tllT. it want.
road hv Miss Alli-o limit and boqucutlr
111 ill duo ltgui from tho various be
"1111-t'tngs (it tho 1l:t.5'.5' to the principals.
iltt f:'.1ctiit_\ lllo \111'lulls class and in:
uividtiuls of tho school. Much unfunn-g
lllt'nl was cunsou' by tho bequests and,
t“.'t.ll lllt).5‘t' prosonl why did not know
the individual girls l'onutl pleasure in.
tho rocilul. Miss \'idu Hunt Yrttncis,
ono of the principul5 of tho school
t'l.11n ptcs1 lllttl .1 Stl oi prizes which
5ho personally offend "ihesc ptizcs
ll.l\t b.1-omo on 1111111111 institution in
.‘rtlto. The) are git'on each your lot
out-y girl whoso rctoid tot neutnoss
in her room shows an unbroken por- ‘
tc'tt 1ti.11lt This your tho r'ocotd lot"
noutnoss this hour .111 unusually high
111111: and thoro w'm- tittoon recipients
of the prim-.5 oftor.otl Tho beautiful
string of tings of tho i nitod States undI
lui ulti1s. Ali's l't'ancls also an
nounCod that tho c1 mpolition tor the
tpl 11o story in tho nonton has beonl
won by Miss Luccttn llt'ohm of “NI
.freshnutn 11155 Mb 5 Br 111111 received
as :1 mile :1 copy of the iloucon whichI
this y'ciu is a moat into rosling and iii--
'tractive book. The scnior president]
)liss Rosc Lillian Agnew, then took upI
the senior spade, the symbol of the:
Ihartl work of school yours and with a:
Ichurgo to usc ll poll and to tnaint‘aini
trightly tho honor of the school and the
,diguity of the senior class shc handed;
it over to Miss Kathryn Quittnot‘, the
president 0' the junim class With
[Miss Quittners appropriate response'
pledging the juniors to follow in the;
footsteps of the present son.\"s the'
program came to 21' delightful close. .
The Senior supper held at seven till
the evening was for the senior class
and was given by the faculty. The;
a charming sight in its decorations otI
white and green, the class colors. This}.
senior supper is always the opportuni—I
ty for the presentation of amusing,
gifts typitylng the foibles or charac- 1
and of the. faculty as .well. These glits'
are in charge of the junior class until
their honorary member and this year
poems.
*At the close,,of the supper the sen-
iors carrying the lighted candlest
marched to the gymnasium where they'
enjoyed a p'esentatlon given.by .018
faculty of & illside g‘nnaMb hour.
The fun and gayety of the evening
were followed by a quiet time around
the fire in the library of the Home-
"stead when with school singing and
ended.
This evening the Commencement
... «at in the gymnasium tor the closing
bxe‘rbises. There Will be’ dancing at.
CIA-ZED AMNIA‘N
Jis 35351101111 divided into 2:30 shares.
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TERRORW PONFBETI
lil\ Slit'l‘lff (Ill i'tt-
lad 1:11:11ng \titl'
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CERTIFICATES OF NEW
“ CORPORATIONS.
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A certificate of incorporation was
filod yo'storiiay with the secretary til
the state by the Lakelund Company
of Hartford. The authorized capital
Tho int-ot'poralm's lire Oliver W.
‘\lc.1 115, l-‘ro t ’orick A. 'li'iswold and I
liltn l". Fotward.
A t'oitifituto of incorporation “as
filed by tho Plt'tt'o Munul‘uctun’ng
Commit-11y ot‘ Bl‘lt."“..'I-)\)il Tho :tuI
tho'i:'.:\1l t'::1.tit'.il $100000, divitlod.
into Lotti? shares. The count: utiun
will ~<tctrt business with 31.0110 'l‘ln',
ilit'm'poiutors‘ tt'o .lriumliun t'lrout,:
Sanford Stoddard and David S. lbty.
PUTS SAVINGS IN LIBERTY LOAN
L5
Copyright Hn hallo: 6: Mia.
1.Ai‘()lt'l‘l'3.lnd...lune 15,—ln all
the l'nited States there cannot be a
bigger subscriber to the Liberty Loan
than .loitn Eldl‘f’d, for iiitlred has giv‘
on all ho had.
Eldrcd. it printer employed for
many yours by the l.aporte llcrttld.
bud saved $10,000. Today the entire
sum is represented in the Liberty
1.01m. “It is my hitf' sold: lildred.
looks.
show you any day.
DlRlllN Gllll Illlli
llllll lllllNG, Pllllll
Sage Tea.
Norwalk
and Sulphur Darkens So,
$20.00 $22.50 $25.00 $30.00
ROGERS a: STEVENS
So. Norwalk
The Right Suit for
Business Men
Here it 18; made by Bart Schafi‘ner 61 Marx. It’ a right
in quality, style, and in price; the fabrics are wool; the suit
looks like twice the money; it‘ 5 every bit as good as it
Notice the stylish lapels; the clean. sure lines.
We guarantee to fit you. You'll save money and
got one of the best suits you ‘ve ever had. We‘ll
$32. 50
Naturally that Nobody Can ; The home of Hart Schalfner & Marx clothes
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PUMPS i
of Many New Modelsl
For I... adios and Children. I
The display is the Largest and
most varied we have ever shown,
with styles to suit every taste
Satisfactory Stockings to Match.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
81 Washington Street.‘ South Norwalk.
Fly the Flag for the
Spanish War Veterans
Good Quality Muslin Flags “
3 ft. by 5| ft.
While They Last
79c 7791:
RAYMOND 8t SON
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High Sta. Norwalk
I lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached, also Restaurant. Italian
lluir that iosos its color and lustre.
oi' witch it fades, turns gray, dull and
lifeless, is caused by a lack of sul~
phut' in the hair. Our grandmother
made up a mixture of Snge Tea and
Sulphur to keep her looks dark uud
beautiful, and thousands of women,
and men who value llllll eroti'colot',I
that. beautiful dark shodo of hairy
which is so attractive, use only this
oldtime recipe.
Nowadays \ve got this fumous mix-
ture improved by the addition of oth-
er ingrodiouts by asking at any drug
store for n Lil-cont bottle of "Wyeth‘s
Sage and Sulphur Compound.“ which
darkens the hair so naturally so or en- '
ly that nobody can possibly loll it
been applied. \ou lust dampen a
sponge or soft brush with it and
dr'au this through your hair, taking
one small strand at a time. By moin-
ing the gray hair disuppcais; but
what delights the ladios with Wyeth‘s
Sage and Sulphur Compound. is that,
.besldes beautifully darkening the hair
after a few applications, it also brings
back the gloss and lustre and givo‘s
it an appearance of abundance.
“yetlt‘s Sage and Sulphur Com-
.pound is a tltclightful toilet requisite
to impart. color and a youthful up
pearance to the hair. It is not in”
tended fort the cure. mitigation or pre-
vention of disease —Adv.
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OFFERS
LADIES’ WAISTS, valued up to $2.00, ct;
LONG KIMONOS, fine crepe f. ..
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GLOVER’S
Established 1879
Sale .
Investments
For Farm, Garden and Flower Bed.
1 American Agricultural Chemical
Mapes Special Fertilizer.
Sheep Manure
Agriculture Lime.
y Land Plaster.
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bill
FERTILIZERS '
SPECIAL SALE
For a few days only starting
SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1917 on
.. 50c and 95c
,WASHABLE SKIRTS, valued at $1.50 and $2.00, at . . . . $1.00
MIDDY BLOUSES, all styles and sizes, from . .. 50c up
Co.
. . Ground-Bone.
.00
'. Good shoes sgesme. good
treatment.‘ this Whittemore' a
and Paokard’ s Polahes and
Wings. ' '
Elwood&Glover
58 Wall Smut. ‘ .
3
Shall Shut-On gnu 90m Mountings, .
terwuds for the young people and tho
Wt has linen u very anoneaglul
m Wm St. .
“fl Nam-{1111, 4",.
O. B‘.; JACKSON
” oPToun'PRIsT -.
. Not-wrath.
'KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxbrdn in Gold ’or
~'I.
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WWWW
special for Saturday
'8l10lll
58 South Main Street,‘Clill‘ord Block
a‘d'
LIBERTYdBONDS 10,000 BEAN POLES
an
omggnggnmm RAYMOND BROTHERS
. FOR-MEN “1°” "3-3- , 1:2 Wallinm It.
mxbultit‘ldtft'th Vm; < . > . . -
nod tons. Alsowhito buckskin. ‘ W
CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, clcctric
and American style.
Comer Monroe and Chestnut St. .0 .41» . Tel. 1555. I
N. J DISEbA Manager. . DISESA. Proprictor
12:5— ...w: E-.?.. - .44544 444-44.19.31
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The City Nationaljfianka
This Is YOUR War: as Well as "'5.
, .
1‘ t No "slacker" he-he enlists and gives his life to defend
I yohl who cannot go. He lights for you and your family as well
as 18.
I
He has faith in You. He believes you will at least stand be~
hind him in his great sacrifice.
He believes you as well as your rich neighbor will at least
offer your DOLLARS just as he is ofi‘ering 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.
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. kt BUY A LIBERTY LOAN BOND.
.22 91.1.20}: is“ Wu... 1'. .02 1.5 .9227 m; ‘
Presents Given Free to Everybody. Men. Women and,”
Children. Be Sure and Get Yours
Grand Opening SaleI
We have opened our new and up-todate store at 145 Wash
ington Street with a complete line of Ladies', Men's and Child.
ren‘s Wear, carrying a full line of
Ladies' Suits. Dresses. Skirts. Waists. Etc.
Also Dry Goods, such as Domestic Yard Goods, Underwear,
.Hosiery, etc, at surprisingly low prices.
. We also carry a fine line of Men's Suits at prices lower than
' you can get elsewhere. Our window is full of special values.
Seeing is believing, come and see for yourself and be convinced.
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We have bought llt‘tl\’ll}' and for cash. it tremendous vol-
tune of merclntudlse from Munitlatcturcrs' Outlet Solos which
' enublcs us' not only to soil to the public at wholesale, but, no»
tuully at less than wholesale prices. This is 11 good opportunity
for you to get nioro goods for less money.
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GMAN
1.1 145 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. .
9.2.; 8:. ’ 4.3.5: Z ‘2‘ 7” \‘: :1“ >5: 1.» ‘1“: mg- 3.5. *5 1&3“
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lloUses
Just received a new line of Waists. These Waist: areVanV
~: exceptional value. . .
White and‘Oolomd Stripe and Crossbar Voile, trimmed with ‘
a:
pearl and national buttons $1.00
V Lingerie andVoilthasts ........ .$2..00to$298 i.
.iSeoIslondVoile.......‘.. ..... ...... .3308 T
' Silk Waists in Blue, Green, Red and Tan Stripes $2.00 to $4. 08
WhiteSilkWaists $235and$2.50
.WbttoGrepeDe Gheno $3.90
7 J I MALLETTE
Norwalk Chronicler