1 m MCQUETS i
15* '$1.00 to $10.00 and up
-, . TENNIS BALLS
Spa!ding championship and
' W. D.’ s
.. , 50 Cents Each
. stars. LINES, STAPLES, ETC.
ALSO ANYTHING IN THE
BASEBALL LINE.
P—DONNELLY’S
,. I. 16 So. Main St.
' sou-m noawsnx.
wiltq ‘1
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Come in—the bathing suits
are fine. Ready for the whole
‘ family, one-piece, two or
three piece. Prices $1.50 to $10.
And-after the swim for man
and boy here are the clothes
they ’11 enjoy.
lingers 8t Stevens
NORWALK
WINDOW DRAPERIES
3n Serials, Dotted Swiss, Madras,
Nodes and flarquisettes; also ai
complete assortment of Notting‘
' amend Marquisette Curtains.
E. K. BANKS
.Iahsckemo Hotel Block.
South Nor-walk.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Fmecast foi Nonv—alk and vicinity:
Fair-tonight and SundTay; not much,
. change in temperature; light west.
Iwmda. An area of high pressure cen-;
tral over the Lake region is causing
generally fair weather with moderately
low temperatures in all districts east
. ottho Mississippi met A 110111;“
~low pressuie extending from North
-. Dakota southwestward to Arizona is ment Park Sunday 3' 30 D “1
causing considerable unsettled weather ,
.wittI quite high temperature in the
western districts.
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vicinity are stealing cherries and
damaging the trees.
A broken water pipe on Broad anti
Main streets was reported to the ptr
lice last evening and the matter was
referred to the street department.
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Sergeant Bryan Silk last evening art:
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with brutal assault upon his wife.
0 coutt this morning he was sentenced
by Judge Getrge ll Vosburgh to
WEATHER A YEAR AG
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New London where she will spend II'
Ween with her husband.
~Ueder the auspices of the Knights 01’ int:
King Arthur. two delightful comedies fScrlzctInl Hunt for breach of Dances.
N‘Quaoh” and “The Taming of Mother-
in-iaw." weie presented at the Grace!
-'PaILiI! Hall last evening A good
While driving under the Washington.
street bridge last evening. Robert Me-
tm-(nrnished music for dancing.
:my and broke the lantern glass.
'wus taken into custédy but attei pay
U Clocks, go“ wedding present Br'and a ing for the glass was allowed to go.
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» The Women's Relief Corps of Dou‘I Edward E, flange 015116 South Main
slim blower Post. G. A. R-. attended street South Norwalk Connecticut.
Fl“! “3’ Gimme,“ ”'9 Elk?" “0"” left this, morning on the 10:33 train
. last cvcning‘nnd nearly every member We,“ m, Vuniouver Barracks. VWaeh‘
.was present. Each member was pie ington He has joined the U. S. ser-
sonted with .. handsome bouquet of rOS- vice in reaponse to a letter calling for
es which were highly appreciated \Imumeprg.
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The adioumlng lowns have had their ~TO THE PUBLIC
streets oiled so autolsts report and the
enquliy is heard on all sides. Ho! [lint this firm is to moie from NOI
canto Norwalk to get a black eye and walk. .As n matter of fact, we will
be. left out on the street oiling, who i5 1,9 here intloiinitclv and have never
responsible?
thought of leaving Norwalk and are
at a loss to know how this rumor or
Ilginnted. We have sevcial good pay-
ing positions for young men and young
women open as we plan to increase on!
pvescnt production.
ll. JACOBS 8.: SONS th‘.
The case -)i‘ Nell Clemmins, the Ray
‘Illllliltl street Junk dealeI who was or
tested for buying junk from minors
‘ Iund with not keeping a Iecmd of his
transactions was (outinucd in. the
downtown court this morning.
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3 Louis Schlmko who was aIIestcd by
the Bridgepmt police charged IvItlI
non suppmt was arraigned before
'Judze Geotaje ll. Vosbuigh this mom-
‘ing and use giI en 30 days in jail. The
sentince was suspended for one week
‘ Iupon the payment of a bond or $200
Iand the paying to his wife $5 a week
for six months.
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A VClV pleasing patriot c progt
Due June 15th was given by the childIen ot‘ Kun‘dsen
school undet the auspices of the Amer
icanization committee of the Council
Iot Defense. Hon Jeremiah Donovan
lAttomey Edw aid J Quinlan. City
Cleglt Irving D. Roberston and School
Supeiintendant George V Buchanan
addressed those present with appro-
priate remarks. Ice cream and re
‘ ershments were for sale and the pro-
ceeds donated to the local chapter of
the Red Cross
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on .
. Liberty Bonds '
can be exchanged at
any bank or post-edice
for .
War Savings Stamps.
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ment Park, Sunday 3:30 p. m.
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sweep-POWELL
SOUTH NORWALK CONN
SOUTH NOBWALK.
Residents of West Main street com-l
plained to the police that boys in thatE
“Come Help ’Yourself
These four men of St. Louis. kno
are on their way to [trance under the
! ‘possum songs, cowbty songs, mining
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.restcd John Evon who was charged:
in
zbting happiness torqthers.
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' TEY' {days in Bridgeport jail.
f'rl‘ttnlpt'l'tlllll't': High. 78; low; .
61. (llottdi'. l #Cinclnattl I.s Colonials Amuse-
--—- 'mcnt Paik Sunday 3: 30 p. In.
B Detective Sergeant ilunt arrested
ll l. y ew Adolph Robeiston on It waiiant charg
1““ with illegillv buying junk from min-
I--- ~ i‘OiS His ease was continued in court
lthis motnlng.
.Mras. Hurry W. blather has gone to‘ __ _.___.
'i‘hoiuns \\ oIthiiigton was 81"?“ l“ Fixnfl which 15“)
Iminutes in “NC“ 10 S“ out of town Palace Theaticnexl
b\ Judge Vosbtiigh in court this main day.
lie W35 ““9le by Detectiie ginal feats. the n
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in the ttenches. Th} y will travel tio
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wn together as the St. Louis Quartet,
auspices of the Y. M. (l. A. to sing
songs and mountain songs to the boys
at iiui to but along the front.
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the doctiinc that llll‘V are happy who
in at‘cmd
ance with this beliei he becomes a fix
er of things in general. and as “Mr
Fix-it" he attempts to lighten he mental
woes of two young ‘ omen. who are un-
liapplly emesbed inIa lore affair; 'ne
causes several amtalng mlxups, but
he emerges happilyItrom the complica-
tions which necessqi‘ily ensue.
All who have see Mr. Fairbanks in
his recent pictuiesi ill appreciate "Mr.
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Monday and’ Tues‘
it is said h does several ori-
time of which. be
cause of their nov/l-lty and attractive-
ness. has not beenidiscloscd.
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RICH lNlTlMBER.
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. crowd: was present and Siec' s Oicbes Quinnar knocked over the police dum- Pacific Co.“ Hat Enouqh to Build
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Home for All.
in the Pacific. noitheast stand 1.500-
000.000. 000 feet of timber. A Seattle
contractor tells "i“ that tbs would
build' a bungalow fer etery man we
man and child it the nation. Ed-
ward Mott Woolcy writes in Mc-
Ciure's Up out the north ll’aclilc
coast are 80. 000 0050 acres or forest. it
is estimated thawbe state or Wash-
ington alone has I
oi standing fir. cedar, pine, spruce and
hemlock in met on and ltiaho llltllP
are 700.000. 000.00Evteet. In 1916 the
distribution of ] ashington lumbei
In mean curricrsI was nearly 900 .,-000
This Is to contiadict the rumor 000 feet l
I cannot make a (air estimate of
the money that lumber brings to the
Puget sound country in II your i
might {guess It ‘at .several huntin-
million dollars. I
I have seen it estimated that theiment Park. Sunday 3:30 p. m.
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presented. at the,
bout 400. 000.000 {coll
gm”; ._
Washington lumber and shingles
rMound bv roll alone are worth 850.-
000.000. Lumber last year renter
Ied 56 pet cent or the tonnage fill
nished Washington railroads. 0f
.the wage earners in Washington and
Oregon more than 60 per cent are
engaged in lumbering operations.
Wages paid in Washington and Orr
gon for work connected with lumbei
stand for 69 per cent of the total
Some mills have an output. or 150.~
000.000 feet a year.
The evolution or the Pacific coast
lumber industry has been in keeping
with the general development. Giant
machinery now handles both the logs
and lumber. Steam loggers and skid.
ders do heroic work in the woods and
steel cables lower the big logs down
heard of an ocean-going log rail draw-
perpendlcular mountain slopes. l
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COLLEGE GIRLS TO HELP WIN
WAR.
The example of the veins. 0: college
girls in real term work which was
Igiven last season by Vassar students
is likely to prove catching. Next year
it will be even more evident that the
United States needs to coax all the
food out of the ground that it is pos-
sible: to obtain. At Wellesley. for ex-
ample. Dr. Margaret Clay Ferguson,
bend of the botany department. has
proclaimed the doctrine that "the
knitting needles must give way to the
lboe." So it is likely to be with young
women there and elsewhere The no
cesslty which put many young English
Iwomen into farm work is pretty cer-
tain to be felt here. 'The present
thought at Wellesley is to re'ruest the
Itrustees to turn college lead over to
willing students when planting time
comes again—Springfield Republican.
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—(‘lncinattl vs. Colonials Amuse-I
Beckmann
TcxasB
ain ’s Dried
New Ptatoes at a Low Pri
.833... & 5
V erv Bel t Creamery Butter. fresh made. 1b..
Challensie Blend0 Cpffee. Der lb.
Irdmu a Onions. per lb.
Swift’ 5]. iilvcr lleaf Pure Lard.
Magnol i orC lover Brand Milk
{)fiFl Beef. chipped to order 1-4 lb. 18c
ApexBI and Bus berry 081' Strawberry Jam. jar. 25c
HeinzC eam of omat o oSup.per can ....... 1c
C.urnlitil. & Morrell’ s Pork and Beans. can ...... 15c
Crubro I Brand Pure Apple Butter. .18c and 43c Iar
-Gold deni ant os Co tl’zee ...... .. .. 20c.51bs.95c
Ever-RI ady Buckwheat Flour. per pkg. . . . . . . . . 18c
“ammo“ 8mm ' 7 ‘
’5 Grocery
49c
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2 cans 31c
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ce on saturday.
’A B‘ecltniann &Co..1 I,
‘iPltone ilils
W0 M E N
Suitering iro-
Nervousness anti
Sick Headache
—lassitnde, low spirits and.
loss of appetite will find rc-
newed strength, brighter
looks, better health and
clearercom lexionsbyusing ‘
Beecham’s Bills. They give
you the very help you need,
and are a natural aid to the
stomach, liver, bowels and
blood. Gentle and positive
in action, without any disa-
greeable .after-efiects — Use
SUMMER HOME NEEDS
Refrigerators, Oil Stoves and
Ovens, Garden Tools. Croquet Bets,
Screen Doors, Window Screens};
Ice Cream Freezers, Lawu Mow-
ers, Etc.
Albert r. 0611200
80 Washington It. Be: Nos-wall
Pro-pt Delivery. Phone 10.4
Opening of Vogel’s
Garage and Machine
Shop.
Oan Accommodate About 50 Cars
and Trucks for Storage
Repair Work on Cars and Trucks
9. Specialty
Welding and Cutting of Every
Description
Burning Out carbon
Vogei Garage
Corner of dress 8t. and Wilton
Avenue, Norwalk '
.rei 1481-3 W
(Old Powerfiiuse)
- mAuslin’sGaI-age
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”MI. was 15, 1918 7
minus
“Quality Shop”
. coam—suns—Danssns
SUMMER runs ._ BATHING sorts — SKIRTS
WAISTS -— MIDDIES — MILLINERY
Charge Accounts Opened
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0iiicial Service Garage
For Chevrolet and Maxwell
Cars
Ford Repairing and Parts.
mes um mas A'r BAB-
BATTERIES WILL FREEZE IN
COLD WEATHER
Call at our Willard Service Statiom
where you will meet a thoroughly
competent storage batery expert who.
“Am P310“. will give authorative advice in thin
cans scan on ma: rev. Quilt {
e rec rge. repa r and store babe
HINTS. mm.
. A rental battery for any make or on;
Used Cars Listed With Me Sold on can be obtained at any time.
Email Commission.
Fairbanks Storage '
Battery Co.
- 5 N . I s .
Phone 1959. Sam“, AVG. 8 o alnwglezgne 93.80 Net-walk
f a
in“? Very BeSl SUMMER SESSION W
8 A st 2
Lounsntiav, mrnawsoa July to "g" 3 .
a 00‘ 8 Special Teachers’ Course
An intensive course without "
Pumps, OXfordsI speeddrill, but giving theory of
Shoe S ' subjects and methods of presen-
tation. Pits for teaching post.
For Particular Women tions.
Insist Upon the Full Name Also Regular Courses
We Are sole Agents rot Norwallm Which insure Practical WWW
I ability for business and civil
3 service positions.
more” i
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l2!- Assimoron 51;, col-[HIE I.
Nome-ails '
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CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine room by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
- lights and gas tins Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian-
andAmsrican style -—
Oorner Monroe and Chestnut Ste. Tel. 1655.
N. DISESA. Manager. J. DISBSA, Proprietor.
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iith
. Conspicuous
a poorly fitting pair of glasses
looks. Careful dressers giye
just as much thought to their
eyeglasses as to their coitl‘ure or
their apparel. Take advantage‘
of our latest optical styles to
improve your appearance.
THAMER
"The Three-O Eye Service"
0culists, 0piomeirists,
Opticians
87 Atlantic 81:, Stamford. Conn.
Open BIL Eve. Illl 0 p. In. Eu. 1”"
WALL PAPER. 5c and foe Roll
Full Line—Fine Assortment
ALSO PAINT AND VARNISH AT LOW PRICEC.
PAINTIN‘X 123131313. HANGING
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Hi Washington Street. South Norwalk.
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OUR FURNITURE
EXHIBIT
is so varied in vcliaracter that
one must be hard indeed to sat-
isfy, who cannot furnish a
home or a room from our col-
lection. There are examples of
every accepted style in various
grades none of II'lIiclI“ls un-
worthy, which gives so com-
plete a choice both as to style
and pricg that everyone can get
exactly what he or she wants.
it“,
ANGEVINE FURNilURE co.
usual beauy and value.
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An Unrivalled Stile of Ladies’ and Misses
Sui ts, (bats and Dresses
We are bound to make this sale of Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits, Coats and Dresses the "TALK
OF THE TOWN " for days to come, and we are confident these prices will bring the desired
results. Fine materials in all the plain and fancy colorings, finely made up garments of un -
‘ decanters ‘ OPENED
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Norwalk Chronicler