unison. JULY 5, 1917
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RAYMOND BROTHERS
137 Washington St.
Buildin *3 iv laterial of Every Kind
Sewer "112, Land Tile, Well Pipe .
Fire Proofing Material, etc.
Phone 113-3.
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' ‘L CHANGES IN MEN'S FASHIONS , t
I Q CHICAGO July zit—Far men will look i l
C'ty News taller and thin men thinner if the)‘ LO l
g . i conform to the style»!- forecast {or the .
rm.‘ 2 serum h:- :.~.:'1nent aulhOl'i‘.lr‘$ . l
i.— erlloiwfih ,,,.,,,;... ‘I m. of Hg 3.11“ m Established 1879 1,
.__- ill Association ..- t'l‘ ' : llhiallw‘m '
' E' Riley, “f B‘Wlfi‘T-l- "7‘2"“ 1”” which ope-net twin} scan; En: T
tired to \‘.‘=.ltctburj., :‘t-r gcvr‘rriz'j‘ l, 4,...“ l“ . . .___\. g I Sb 1
_- - , W , simmer ces ,
.lv ‘ry B“0::Il““l.:i. ~t~ rt 1m . '-";l, Imp till 2 in. l‘ . 1
~ . and Oxfords
'Tu'w‘dny. was: siren Il't ti. ll; tll~' .uig. in ]ft]\ -.\",I ll' unitary. Itits f
city court this ii,l‘31'llltzl., I; riltil‘lls:‘.‘ (fuffs m, I)()riij_ ran 3
was ~uSpellded. Scarcity of Wool is credited with
I
———-- nluch of the responsibility for these Men and Yflung men l
——i.. Avrick is forced to make room radical changes in style, and gowl‘llr I
further for the post office. Take fid- mcnt orders for cloth rollsel'valiun “ELITE” l O
vantage of the wonderfully low prices. haw. pytllnp‘té‘d wont-my in (‘tlttis and - i Furni! [ ‘ P 1‘
--—-—-—--—~ suits, The contemplated elimination “RALSTON” l “re 0r ore
Yesterday passed very quit-‘tly all of excess cloth from men's clothing 1
the Norwalk Yacht Club. nearly all of will save aDDI‘OKimATlF 10,000.000 and7 ‘j and C n
the members who own boats spending yards during the )‘rtil‘. according to “HA-NAN" l 0 age
the day on on the Sound fishino or Frederick A. Krill”. of t‘hicaw. W110 . .
sailing. t ’ presidpd a. [he mmemim These three names have been 3 3001 till? Comfortable Chairs, Rockers and Settees.
A was. w family lay—words for many i F9“ ammocks. Stands and Awnings.
-—-L. Avrick: r. 0. block ls selling STRATFORD NEGRO HELD FOR years. i 1b" and 333 Rug? 0‘ “any 31“”-
_ Porch Screens, all w1dths.
many values. He must give up part MURDER I \ I I ~
of his store to the )OSl office. i STR.-\'I‘Ft)lll), Conn. la y F..— \i- ; Th B R . ‘
__:_: liam Rtlllt‘l'lo. a negro, of Bridgeport. Elw00d&G|0ver l e V QSt efnga‘ators
The Verhovay 500M}. held a picnic was. held without hail today 01111 3 in Man Mod 1
and social yesterday in the ticinily o- “ham“ "ii "mid?“ in ”W “1*“ “8““ "3 Washian 81. l y e 3
Fly avenue, A good time was emfiy. by IJulluty Judge Frank H. llitltltlnall “um NOMIK 1
ed. In the evening a dance was held in the ‘0‘“! 0011“» . i RAYMOND & SON
in the Al‘ion Hall. Roberts and his \titc separated ‘d _____’
.___.___. ,few Wt‘t‘ks film. They met by chance ”-7— fl '"n .7 l Funflal Directors and Furniture Dealers.
—~STEP TO THE PHONE ton the street in Stl‘ali'ord, yesterday. “[11] ”“1 High Sta. Norwalk
and arrange 10 have 5'0111' dinner serv- After talking for a few minunas R0 T e or am 0. ~
rd at ”it“ Country Club Thursday liens, it is alleged, (HWY a knit» and
night. slashed his \Viit"s throat from ear I0 ———»_ -. . a— r 4—-
_ _. car. She died about all hour “191‘. DE CO RA To RS
“'alter Wilson, uncle of Mrs. R991" Roberts- was smln at the time anti ~
G limit lll. died at lianncnlall llospi-
tal on July 31d. Funnal ser'l'ites
we 9 held in New \olk (‘in this at-
telnoon and intcrlnent will be ill Bli
thl. ii. i. trlnot'row. -
11'. Thomas F (‘lune has- complain-
ed to tl‘n‘ police about boys loitering
and (loin: mischivt‘ about his propor-
ty at the corner of ill-Idea awnuo and
Riverside street. it is hoped that tl|‘
prruit-o will stop.
An automohilc, driven by an tin-
lmown person, not out of control last
night whilc proceeding down llayView
avenue and ran onto tilc lawn ot
‘Nelson Dickcrman, The occupant ot
the machine was not injured.
m
‘ lint; Pickford ill lllt’ bit; ll l‘m‘l
Artrrat‘t production. "Less Than the
Dust," at Rchnt Theatrv today.
Samuel Brennan was arrested this
morning for assault on llt‘l‘lllitll Rall-
kowsky, on tiny street, and filled
31mm in Hill city court by Judm’
luortzc ll. \‘osllurgh.
Chief George W. llogal'dtls.
(lllnung.
Fire Fire
(‘otltlnissionl r Fried. rilk II.
and (lottlltilmen Ii dual (‘. Murphy and
Maurice II Nutting journeyed to
Stamford this morning, and Inspected
the fire truck in that city, pl'vpzll‘atm‘)
to purchasing one for Norwnlk. This
afternoon. they will go to Ilanhury.
In fltll war regatta.
of Norwalk Ilomo Guards,
to Bridgeport yesterday and
pitted in the immensv parade held in
- that city. Thelcompany was captain-
ed by Charles D. Rogers and was. led
by Mayor Weed and staff consiStin:
of Lieutenant ‘Robert E. Purdue and
Liuutlnant Adjutant Stephen Dokus
The lotttl boys presented a fine ap-
(‘ompany ()nc
journeyed
part ici
-pearanc-9 and proved to be ill fit con-
dition for no one dtoppcd 0111 of line
druillg thel ong march.
The free
which will be gilcn tomolH'lo“ at
Norwalk libral} at 10 a. m, “ill
flpeated next Tuesday, July 10th. at;
the ‘Norwalk High School, at the same
MlS John Cav- ‘
hour, namely 10 a 1n
anagll Mls T. 1. Raymond and Mr..
P. W Brooks will hate charge of the
EVery
to attend these
free demonsttations and to help out
in the movement for conservation and;
meeting at thr- high school.
housewife is urged
preparedness now in progress through:
out the country.
the
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We are closing out all merchan-
dise 0n the first floor at-
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
was chased and soon captured.
RECRUITING IN CONNECTICUT
Nl£\\’ HAVEN, July :|.*"*Fl,‘-’.Urt‘5 isg
sued today hy lllt regull'll army r9-'l
tlllitilla ht tthltalttls he. o shop thatl
1.330 men halt l)i'l‘ll enlisted so fat.
ll‘il\lllg .\.\‘.i then still to he bt'cul‘t’tl to;
fill ottt the stlltv's quota M23281;
llost of the recruits, it is stated, are‘
nU\\ coming: from New London, hitch-l
field, 'I‘olland, Windham and Middle—i
aux counties. the response from the‘
other three counties not being so 111-.
Did. I
‘Everything in Paints
and Wall Paper
Store Closed 1 P. M.
Saturday .
10 First Street
East 'Norwalk
Special Bargains in
AMERICAN PUT OUT A FIRE ,
JUAREZ, Mex, .ltlly o—An Ameri-
can fire company worst-d illto Mexico
last niL'ht and ptlt out a fire. down
has no organized tlru department. and
Sport Skirts
the mayor appealed to I'll l’aso for, i
help. 'i‘ht- loss was about $100,000 .
. an an s
Hand Burned by Cracker. i
t‘tlplnin \Iillll‘\\ \titlllztn. one of the
lelt'l'll'lHTtd f‘llllllllt llr ltllplowd hvi
The Little Shop
SUMMER SHOES
FOR EVERYBODY
outing Shoes, Tennis Shoes, Yatching
Shoes, in the Latest Models.
Satisfactory Stockings to Match.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
South Norwalk.
81 Washington Street.
O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIST i
58 Wall Street. Norwalk.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxford: in Gold To:
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists' prescrip-
tions promptly filled. Expert Repniring.
Ladles’ Collars
A new line of Ladies’ Collars in embroidered lawns, Georgette
crepe and pique ............................. 25c to $1. 00
Ladies’ Waists
l Ladies’ Waists in embroidered lawns, fancy striped Voiles, Sen
3 Island voiles, crepe dc cheue and silk .......... $1.00 to $3.98
1
Ladies’ Silk Hosiery
Black, White and Colors -
' Gordon ................................... .. . . 590 to $2.00
l Phoenix ..................................... 800 to $1.10
‘1 ‘Rivoli ............ . ......................... $1.15
Kimonos
Long Kimonos in plain and fancy flowered and Japanese pat- .'
terns ....................................... $1.00 to $2”
I J. I. MALLETTE
88 WASHINGTON ST. ' SOUTH NORWALK.
The City National Bank
Savings Department for the
;, cta'rent six months ending.
. 311119 30111, 1917, payable on
More: July loll. ‘ '
' Deposits made on or beftlre I .
V from July 131;. .I
mammalian, ;,
=11 tutu tin consent." in: Macdnapdld
million Tgésglhl.
l Jane :1 pair of shoes; LL ,
'1 1 Still. John, order a grain or two—it SE S Jaflefi
you'lluve money left. IT TO- 0 V
/ . News.
——-not on account of heft.
For “illtam needs an overcoat and
Any Junk
-—Albert F. Caldwell in Ind‘ 1111 olis
Ia p Successor to Wm. Ed'ron
Phone 499
37 Fort Street, East Nbrwalk.
AN AWKWARD EOSITICTN.
One morning Mr. Dump entered the
office with a miserable expression on -
his face, and his fellow clerks won—
dered what was the trouble.
. “You look downhearted," said one,
“What's the matter?’
“Hope its not liver attack," said an-
other sympathetically.
"Worse than that: exclaimed Mr.
Dump. “1 had nightmare during the
night and must have 11an my arm
which hit my wife on the nose while
she was asleep." "
"11 Wall in accident. so why be so
downhearte'd about it?" asked one of
tho amused dihteners. ‘
mI‘llnt’ll an the imitate: replica mi».
Din» moumfully. “She wont holler ‘
THE GREATEST
FOOD VALUE
rashes ‘ Pics
m -~..5"I'.‘l§l All Slum;
«so ; 1;, 0'.‘ontlot was ex- .
I;..}..§;.'.‘.'.‘l‘.l.’ d... . an so No. mm sr. .
t’l‘ilt'iit rs, lilrt t'\tllll‘", “hen one of .
tln- Iw>li_\' thinks t'\t-ltldt‘tl ill llls' «no -—-i
t l. " > - )A' "a lit
lllLth‘l1l‘\' ll‘ll‘llllllt‘tl}lllltll‘i‘Vtixj‘“"':|Il‘(\“fl:I‘Ilql‘llllll REBU‘LT TYPEWRWERSV‘L' 0':
1‘0er quite t'l't-oly t‘t)llt"’l‘lllni.!' Ill't ‘ Smith, underwm’d l
tWtatktls. ’llltl injtllivs ale t\'|\'tikd “9,111111Fl0n. 8“ other
to heal up in 21 It“ tll\>. and llll‘illl- makes, 301d remedu;
\lhilu the 11 1nd ttill ht kept ("‘alclullv‘ repaired. Rentals, $3!
bandagcd. per month. Machines,
»_,-~V_ - __._ __ sold at $5 per month. . I
PL MBER -. l
A MARKET ORER . TVPEWRITgR EXCHANGE i
, :156 Falrfield Ave.. Bridgeport. Conn.3
One ex: .: tu-v‘ll kt‘t‘p for company) 25 - i
all we can afford, E
So ill your mt‘lllol‘fllltllllll, .lohn, you 1
may put otlo egg down; ’
Three small potatoes you may get—< l
‘twilI break illto our honrd—« l ZELU FF 8
Still we must be respectable since l
wr have moved to town. i
We used to hay a quart of lllilk for Drug S‘ore
I 5 cents—on the square, .
E And often no had at the house two 1 Nor‘h Mal“ sneee‘
fresh quarts- It a time
“mm“ dtmonsttalion This mmning get .1 tollt‘ s worth lohn
-—tis all that “n can spate; 833--Phonos-15321 i
To buy a pint-- cxtravllaance»-'t\\'cre ‘ ,
counted as at crime! . - I
‘ ' ’ Ch I
I'd like to have a loaf of broad. but Whl‘man s oco ates
that must never he; __
Say, get two slices if you canfin'e'lli
try to make that do. i Drugs Prescriptions
The children shall eat cheaper food,
I think we must agree.
We'll save the bread for Uncle Luke, 7
Aunt Mary and Aunt Sue. V
. Some sugar? I almost forgone. ll Y0“ Have
>" i drachm‘s worth I could use. '
But—ought we to get quite so much
at .tt‘oilllicctloittcnei-g;
$1. 75 Bag--Fl.0lllt «$1.75 Bag
MAUD 8. BRAND—The 01d Reliable. None Better at
Any Price.
Proctor 85 Gamble Lenox Soap . .. . . . . . ..
Cream Cake Codflsh (No bones), 1 lb. pkg.
..... Small jar 170, large jar 28c
Armour‘s Smoked Beef
. 50, 2 cakes for tie
........ 210
Commercial Accounts
There is no better proof of the advantages offered to those'
making disbursements by checks than is evidenced by the con-
tinned increase in the number of our commercial accounts.
Our facilities for quickly and accurately handling all busi-
ness is our greatest asset, and is a strong inducement for busi-
ness firms and individuals to place their accounts in this instts
tution.
The methods of this Bank are an open book—inquiries l .
cordially invited.
1' We loan money on farm mortgages.
913*)?
Challenge Blend Coffee, 300 grade, lb. ..... ..... 26c 1 . *
Blue Label Brand Ketchup, large size bottle .......... 28c 3" " V '
Armour's Potted Meat: . . 6c can 5c 12c can 100 ' JACOB Y ’S , ‘
Grape Nuts, the Poplilar summer cereal, pkg. .......... 14c " ‘ V ‘ 1
FREE DELIVERY. LAST CALL 0N
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A F B k & C LADIES SUITS, COATS
. . BC mann 0. » and DRESSES
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
83 and 85 Washington St. Phone 1405.
W L .1— "“ f— — ”IR.— «n — 4;”... ”am,
Summer-t Outfits
‘ PORCH SCREENS BATHING SUITS
Add to Your Comfort For All
Get; Our Prices Men, Women, Children
i - WINDOW AWNINGS BATHING SHOES
3. ‘ i All Ready for Use 250 to 750
l ART-Rucs Only $1.25 Ladies' and Children's
I . ‘ WINDOW SHADES BATHING CAPS
I AT 1m: ntnucnmv m PRICES New Stock Popular 001°" 260 and We ..
“l Shades to Order a. Specialty Fancy and Diving-
A. J. Angevme 8. Son Co. A. DICKERMAN & SON ’S
, it A Department Store
SOC-OPERATION
' The spirit of our service is cooperation—the en.
.1 deavor to be oftlleutmoat assistance to our cus-
tomers in the handling of their banking business.
‘ _ We believe that you will enjoy transacting your ,
financial affairs through, this institution and we
‘ :’ l cordially solicit your account. .
84 Washington St.
“mm...“
Phone 446
‘” , Painless "
«)9 "‘" Wm“
Deflflltry
' Acentic Office
I ZSympatherl'lgftm“
DR. SM. sz
‘ Surzeon 7,
DENTIST...
.75 South Main Street
Hours 9' 1.7111,.1019 p.
m. by appointman .
Children Cheer-fully
and Patiently
Treated by Modern,
Painless Methods.
t
Moderate
Charges for Very
Best Dental Work.
‘ 15 YO!“ tn
‘ttlo‘ Practice ‘ o?
; Him-Olga,
Norwalk Chronicler