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fiat Side schools will c10se Friday
”awning for the summer vacation.
Many East Side residents attended
the graduating exercises at the Nor-
wnlk High School last evening.
Ilr. Sylvester Hoyt, of Milford, was
» the guest of his niece, Mrs. ii. J. 811111
" flour, yesterday.
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lloonlight sailing is becoming quite
sure fad in the thiid district since the
' .1331 summer weather has arrived. i
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the East
«Ivonne M, E. (‘hurch held a meeting
, yesterday afternoon at the church and
' ~disposed of routine business. 1
Several members of the Entrm'th'
League of the East Avenue. M. Li.‘
alnmrch were the guests of the lip'
worth League of the Not-walk M. E '
flinch. !
The Pastime A C. nine art-1111mm“:
in: (or a good stiff game for \und1it
morning The diet ails i1:1\11 not 11011.1
.mpleted but will he b11f011.311t111-'
day. 1
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Mrs. Dwight Graham .uf Lynn. 1
floss, and Mrs. Emma Jones of Newl
York, are spending a ten wrckc with'
their sister, Mrs, Hannah J. Seymour,
of Rowan street.
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. It is pomsihle that :1 111011 “Pill \1ill'.
to tarted on the East Side 1-111111 siioit i
' 1y to urge the abandonment of the
'consolldated school system and the re-
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Jeanna to be almost a unanimous sen-
lttlment in favor of the iattcr system.
At. the home of Mrs. Henry J. ilip-
Ion Seaside Place . tomorrow eve-
ning, there (will be a musical. Orcl1es~
1n selections and solos will be in or-,
It! the East. Norwalk improvement AS-l
Goclation and is bound to be a huge
muccess.
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fir. and Mrs. Chadbourne of New
York are occupying “Bonnie View
1“vintage" at Tokcneke for the season.
”The large i-iili yacht has been
m‘loi'ied~ in commission and' will be in
use in Pilor island by the Mitchell
.131):in shortly.
1 new fifty-foot flag pole with gold
Ml on top was erected this week at
William ii. Farrell’s new Dell island
June ‘by Captain Oscar Anderson.
; ' Kenneth 'Valentine'. who tore the
- nail on his' cat boat “Tomahawk" Sunv
my in such a manner that the sail was
hardly of further'use, has been fitted
Milli) RHEUMAllCS
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~ “Neutrone Prescription 99”
working man buying a bottle_ or
Wong Prescription 99” was asked
it. was helping him .
elping me," ,he replied.
"Why
'_ 't; know how my poor swollen. stiff
flute and muscles pained and burned.
s nearly crazy with the suffering
More I knew about “Neutrone
like doing things."
tout by former Commodore William H
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11\1 ii and \‘1ili'i w ll l‘nsi lh‘e
‘fineiy.
'used by hir. Hill himself and will not
"be used by 0. M. Mitchell at
‘ ly races ust as soon as James Farrell
lbeen 1isiting 11111 daughtei. M1s.iiar-.
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'old \thitncy of Brooksidc avenue 1
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'paany will pay its usual s1 mmnuuti'
,diildend at the iate of 4 pct cent, tol
’(lepositors in its savings department!
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Aer. The affair is under the nusp1ccs 1.
of Them Loud in Their Praises or
whereas nothing on earth like it. You‘
11111. worry otiosing so much time
cription 99" I tried all kinds of
W and liniments, but ' one bottle
“Neutrons Prescription 997' helped
:35 much that I am never without
' now, on pain and swelling is gone
‘Ne one Prescription 99' certain-
bo a wonder," the druggist re-
tyington 1 M: a n1:.ins:1.ilfor.uly on Ti F} .
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The large ll1ll lauu'h mirth has
bexn placed at commission is to be
Now is the Time to Buy Your Porch .Furni-
lurcPorclt Rugsllclrigcrators, andtlilSiovcs
as prices are the lowest they will be this
season.
Pilot
island this season.
Repairs have been made to the salt
water tank in the water tower on Lit-
tle Tavern island and the tank is once
more back in position.
The Star boats of the Norwalk
Yacht club are planning to hold week-
and Thomas Sartor get their cut: in
readinesa.
"Fred Billenstein has tzikcn a posi-
tion with 0. M. Mitchell at Pilot Is~
land and is running the family‘s speed
launch “Buccaneer."
Couch Hammocks
Solve the problem ol living outdoors,
whether to read, sleep or lounge.
Couch Hammocks $6.95to321l
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, REFRlGERATORS
AND .
The kind that will stand all
weather conditions.
GUARANTEED IN EVERY WAY
$4.95 to $40.00
Porch and Lawn'Furniiurc
' 111 1111 Hickory . and Willow. A large
assortment now licing shown.
Complete Assortment of Porch Rugs
Porch Screens 1, 8, 10, 1211 widths
from $1.00 up
Lawn Swings in Natural and, Green”—
A. Farrell's familiar sloop
yacht "Elois," which has bet-n hauled
out for four or fire'yeurs at Miller’s
ship yard and which was purchased
this spring by \\illia1n C. Smith and!
fitted with an iii-horse Standard gus'
oline engine was taken down und r
her own power yesteitlay and is now
moored off Bell Island 1
James
mono 101v;
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Miss i'1n1i Moshier is no.1'ussislingi
at .iits. Maw .iuyne's rest-(111111111. 1
Dr (iii iheit E Smith of 11111 1111111?
Home stuff is spending two 1111111111 in ;
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Frances “tbcr of Nortiton i1: is
.‘lls_
Bela K. (‘r alts of Fitch's Home [111:
the Soldiers is 011 11 90-day furlougsé
visiting relatives, and iricnds at Northt
Hampton, Mass. l
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The Home Bank and Trust Com
on July 1. l
Mr. and Mrs. G. Ill. V. St'hll1:l1ti11g‘1
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank [)11Courc11,,' '
with other families spent the week'
end at New 'Milford, where‘ \layor’
Schiichting has a summer home.
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The Ladies‘ Aid Society of tho Mothfi
odist church will hold :1 rummage sale
this afternoon and until 8 in the oven-‘
ing, in the basement of the church. A.
desirable line of misfit garments and;
other accumulations such as are usual-f
ly found at such a sale, will be offered
'by' the women. :
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very finest quality, well built, to withstand all
weather conditions.
The linesl,lar1;cst a 1! most select
Lin01€um"'assortmenl ill the Great r Norwallts
or kitchen, bed room and diningrccm purposes.
In addition to holding their usual
open-air drill on their parade ground
on the Noxon lot on the Post Road,'
the 'Darien Home Guard marched:
through some of the streets of the
Center Tuesday night. Although they
had no music to help them mark limo,
the men showed that they have 1111-,
come-quite proficient as marchers. and
their steps resoundcd along the pave-
We Specialize in Furnishing,Homes'complete
ment as though the tread of but one
______ Sterling Furniture Co.
' ' ' 12711295131 Washington St., So. Norwallt Phone 105
School this afternoon to inspect. the
practical work which the boys and
girls of the manual training depart-l
2 Passenger Swings and 4 Passenger Swings of the.
“.4.-“h.“
GOING TO TAKE IT EASY -
j on the “good old glorious?" Thenl
" youil want a few DUI‘L‘h cliairs.'
luckers or porch seats and perhaps
a hammock for a little nap after;
1 lunch. I
:PLENTY or ,
SUCH FURNITURE l
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here for your choosing. Better get:
an extra chair 1.1' two. ‘lou iiiayl
have 1.111111 ill) and you suicly 11am
Every TUESDAY'
Merrill Business
Stamford.
UNCLE SAM Wants
STENOGRAPHERS.
Male and Female,
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Examinations
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College
South Norwalk
Pon Chester.
to make then] comfortable. l
THE !
A. J. ANGEVINE & SON C0. .
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Iron Wanted
i We will pay you the highest
market prices for scrap iron and
1metal in large quantities. Get; in—
formation from us before selling to
ZELUFF’S
Drug Store
1 North Main Street
_ So.Norwalk
SpriuggClothing
this?“ 111111.111. use».
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1 L. EFFRON 833--Phones-1532
Es 110111111181. East Norwalk. ‘ ——-
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1” Wlulman sCliocolates
,REBUICT TYPEWRITERS—"L C. '
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j 1111131111132,g afield?l reOntc'g. Drugs Prescriptions
,, repaired. Rentals, $3} ' ~
' per month. Machines
sold at $5 per month. . _‘.
PLUMBER . .‘
1 TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE ',.
lists Fairfield Ave.. Bridgeport. Conn. _ Men’s Springfsuits
. Att t' Showin of
F. S. LYON A“ s... a“?! '11 Mg]
1: . . ar y 111 ore c s
'5. Job Prmtmy
$12.50, $15.00, $18.00
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Copyright ClothingCo.
i N. Main St.
ON CREDIT
EFF-11W‘i‘fl-“hu‘vy.
We Brennan Store
42 scorn MAIN ST.
BeeeronéWine
'lonic, Stimulant and Appetizer
2.1!. BAX'PER
Dmggist.
A. M. woo'srnt
Arronnsv AT LAW 9
Late Examiner
U.' S. Patent Send
Office not"
{or Booklet
on Pa, ten to
E " IIIS “SIN STREET.,
BRIDGEPOR'I‘. CONNECTICUT
A remedy for infection
of the urlnuy tract.
Painleu non-pompous
and will not. Itrloturo.
Rollove- in l to 5 dun.
so“ 3' m
l Parcel '0" it dlllndfl—Pl’mb u. 0! 3 bottle: "- 75.
. 'l‘IIB nuns «outlined. momma
ment have been doing in sowing, cook-‘
up; —. n.-
ing. and carpentry. The kindergarten
Will also h01d its 6108018 exercises this' years in- the state militia is listed!
afternoon. to which mothers of the lit-'1 among the reserves. and hasbecn 01".! :
tle lots are invited Unfortunately the'dered to hold himself in readiness to'
accommodations are. so limited that a.‘ proceed to Fort MclKnlL'y, Me, ready
more general invitation to visit the‘ for scivice.
little folks cannot be extended. ’
CO—OPERATION
The spirit of our service is Cooperation—the en-
denvor to be of the utmost assistance to our cus-
tomers in the handling of their banking business.
We believe that you will enjoy transacting your
‘ financial chairs through this institution and we
cordially solicit: [your account
Twenty-five Dorian and Norman
Frederick A. MacAllister of the Old men have been constituted the local
King‘s Highway has enlisted in theicommittee, with. Clarence W. Bell at.
Seventh chiment, N. G. S'-. N. Y., got the head of the contingent at the
which is said to be scheduled to de-1Center, and ‘Lynford M laic'trson, lead-
part for France among one of the ear- {ing that of Norton, t'o promte the
host contingents to be dispatched to canvass for tunds for the nation- wide
the seat of the war. Vernon B. Chit-dined Cross drive. Their efforts are
tendon of Tokeneke sailed Saturdays‘being supplemented bythe members .
for France, with the American Aim of, the Barton Red Cross unit. not: '
bulance Corps, which accompanied the, womenD’s auxiliary. Since many oi!
war ambulance given by the Women's the men are busy during the day, most.
University club of New York Devid of their -w01k is being done in the
=Bisphnm, Jr.. 3011 of Tokeneko's fam- evening; yet, notwithstanding that
0113 singer, has been at the front forlthis will make the time very limited,
some time, having enlisted in a an- it is expected to visit every family lnl
ish regiment. Floyd _P. Chlttendehfthe town, that none may be deprived .
brotherot Vernon, previously mention-Pi the opportunity of swelling Dari-
ed, is in the Officers' Reserve Corps at. en's contribution toward this noble
Plattsburg. Among others'who constb fund. An appeal is also to be made by
rRUsr COMPANY
of south NOrWalk ,Conn;
”We have never handled on!-
like it, they all say me some?
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Lute this town' gmctl military com mail, explaining the purpose of the
"dugout ”(foetal-be
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‘ »;,poyabio. contribution of p. dollar ‘ ‘
.Tllded with new cords to the signed,!lilled Gross buttons which have hither:
and subscriptions 110' Just! may be dh'to been given to portions will) by th
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SELL
IT TO
Successor to Wm. Eifron
The Banner Bakery}
Tel 367
We are now able to supply our
customers with PIES, made to
order each dayl.
SUGAR BUNS and COFFEE
RINGS in addition to our regular
stock.
5 Monroe strcfl
We also have
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So. Nogwallr. ,
(Gregory Boulevard)‘ "9 -
East: Norwalk ‘
Opens May 1
SHORE DINNERS AND 'ALL‘
KINDS 011 SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER
JOHN E. O’SULLIVAN,.Prop.
Telephone 720
You Have
Any Junk
83 Julio
Phone 499
Fort. Street, East Norwalk
TOWNSEND
' {Ban Bearing '
lawn Mon/ers,
- TEETH -
WITHOUT PLATES
_ Albert'D. Morgan '
”11111111111111 SWEET
Tritium,
moovntue
Fnsbic s Pics.
glho Most Economic liesa
sort. . Sold at All 3111111..
Dr. ,J.‘;H.{Malle'ry
16 So. Main St, 80. Norwalk, 0t.
Homila.m.tolip m.,7t08p. 111.
Sunday: By Appoinhnent Only
THE GREATEST
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Norwalk Chronicler