““"' EN1ORS’ DAY
8' DEIJGHTFUL
hmstts'
.. E. Pinkham’s
- Compound mode
Well Woman. I
.—
(Continued trotn Page One).
lowed the following officers
dent:1\itss Teresita Cochran.
president;
m, and Airs.
treasurer. 1 he no
Col.—
for yesrs, was sick
~~ w 0 t of the fine.
as not able to do
- y own housework, I
.., d I could not get‘
‘21: Swartz ‘c'hairnian;
tJ’osephi and Miss Louise Vioodnair
nannual dues for
AT HILLSIDE
At the business meeting which fol. ‘
W918
elected: Miss Grace Haviiand presi-I
vice- ‘
Miss Mildred Alter secre
,Hunter Bourne. I'
ihating committeel
Miss Louise
The association decided to use each
year the baiance remaining {1"11111 its
the benefit of some
ti.
airs Catherine Hicks,
"1 angered With for next year is as follows Miss Hel' Lockwood. John Devine. Mrs. Charles
Simpson “’illiam Odell
Lockwood. Mrs.
“'arinz.
school.
11111125.
All? 2 2 .
titiflll 11112111311111
Norwalk Women Are Going
to Learn How to Use Theiri
Votes for Good Citizenship;
Henry 5.3
Mrs. H...s.:
\V. Lybrand,1\[rs.l
teachers of the Jeflerson:
Mrs. P. “1'. Brooks. L. J. :Adw
.\lrs. E. P. Duffy. Mrs. Lemaire'
telp from do??? lcirl in the school. Airs. Frank Presbrey, 141uis A. Len-'-
, saw 16¢“ E't IE“! .11 tour o'clock tlw' L'lllh‘ hay ‘cxt :'_- moire
‘3‘“ 3 “Hedge Ever cises ot‘ the Senio" ' -- 2;. .9 had tin ———— T 1
3 — . '_ . 1,, m: 3. ‘-
ise in the nowsita- ‘ ”1" Mining: 1:“! ‘ _ ‘ fl'.;ii:h Kl \{1 :XCTIOIN IS
. 1 c . . Won.) 012 :9, ,‘ 1...- _ :.t < 1 ,
3;):adantéoo:;1; to the Class 'l‘12-~1-'. 1'. z: t'. ~ 21111'5.RE1\1EWED By 1V ES
Wynn-vzornan ”You - prelft'tlit'l by 13:1 ' l~.t".11ei, and l'tl l): —-——-—-———-
H ' ' Site's Bit'ndlll‘hé’.‘ 1111.? .\i1' s l’t .‘ilY‘lS
can use my name to i
marched sincing to tat-h Floss Tn:
(Continued [mm Page One)
Silk and Wool Sweaters
Smother Dresses . .
; New 81111 Dresses
Wash Skirts ..
Silk Sport Skirts .
., $2 to $25
$5.95, $7.95 to $15—
. its to $35
$2.49, $3.95 to $8
$6 to $20
_-...— v..- M-
CENTRAL HOTEL
Fins room: by the day or week. Stout: hosted, electric“
ughtp and gas Fin. Csio cttsc‘ned: slso Remnant. Kaolin
' and American nyl-
l Corner Home snd Chestnut Bts.
Tel. 1666.
11 arses; 1111.113». 1.1318381. Proprietor.
«M ii tre World thw: _ 7 ‘ “=
medicine has 63mg no) 33 1 . at \t-thli tlicy.‘ shrill “HE‘per-nriquh H1s.or/ 0‘ Dea'
”3‘”: A' 13‘1I:l\:(:f1d1’1 lmfil :dl“ “11.1.:‘11011‘111: The nut complaint recites the his
‘n‘ .c, I a 5 it‘ltl'];,:1 ”9“,. ~‘1hv 1.1151 (G15 HAHN»)? wry of the case, the lil((1ip()ialit1n o:
'1 who sufi'cy' .‘r 'wtl \\i'l1 1h: :11, strict; 2 1111 iltt' way to the lirjdmduwt Hill‘l ilartbury counting:
a: indic.1‘v.' .thn natural 11111111111111.1111. 1.~ 111‘ 1h.- Jflll" --'- 1:11.11. t-Ie_ subscription .3
11'» .1 'tion, 2.1;.- ghomestemf. ‘.\":11';:' ti:t .tutlient» httd IMP-’4 '0. 13"" shares ”rm-"0“}: at ‘1'“
' hockeche,heatlu:r1. 'cathtrttl. TlV-l'“. around 7.11 l.‘“i"-.l‘1l- "Hm“ 01.51”" .‘lal'l‘n -51. lJI'S. said
5 "sl' ‘tttl bt-tl u- 1'2'11112: '-1 it"s. 11212 tia~>. with fillbfl'rtptmr‘ 31mm; nett‘l' 11'0“" [331di
"5 INN-1;,” 11} 11 1pm. 1, _\1 >< “00.1 anti to the litit‘. 2eptirt and Danbury com :
'tl: .3 print 21.115. 2111“ l). r' ttlltnger and Dani‘-
”: ,' \liss Frauds =11:th {1PM\I]\(\ tor '. By virtue of an act of the lczislwt
‘~ the program or the att‘tctnoon. The IUI‘p in 1913 viil‘JlitllnF l1!" charter 0
.enir'r z-r: .mi'LléS ci _' < M wl p;‘t,Sltl“lll 311.5 1.11.1111 iiurns, announp. the lmnbttty and liethel company. that!
'19'3 TOMS ””1 l1-1.‘ ‘1 l"""‘..11 tiar- \ltt'lOtis illl!t:l)t‘l‘5 on the [no t‘nncvrn was r'mPOWQI‘Hl ‘0 take ”l"
3115?. uth .1. - t '11,“...1“. introducing: 13,31, Miss $1”.ij property and 1242-”; of :he Bruin-.10 t
' “Y “ wusmmp‘u . "rtLet-Ut'bltt1rtl,=ltt- historian. The class 1"1111tmn:-‘. and on NOVFHWW 17. 1914--
” to L 1121 E' I ‘tm'dtl \"as read by .‘llh> I-lat) ii. T:1;.'- tltat company did take over the prop»
‘2 {‘m Mass lot lite 1 t'nttltecy. by .‘lis~ l'f'nily 0. et'ty with all of thn rights of the same
“ "" \\ policy '1 1 2 111.111 .1222. year, notice of the consolidation or
OHTESTED LUVORCES ltnttn opportunitt to p tStDl i|16- 1 the companies and the dissolution .1‘
FOP HEARiNG TODAY'51111..3:."11.< and' 511-. ms. ' “it: «'11 they h.1d the Bridgeport antl Danbury comps 13'
M I 1~'v 11.11111 t‘m- their tlwtnttttttc sistt'i‘S. was filed with the Public Utilities com- 58
ve Suits Assigned Before Judge} Tht settims in their turn, "took a mission. ‘
William M .ttbie, in Superior ipartt‘nz shot" :1: the lilClllly 11nd jun- By reason of the said mt-rgut' amt‘
Court. tllll'S. and p2 ewntt (l .1 number 01 amus- conveyance, the complaint. cont‘mtcs,‘
5111330 Vl'illia: 11 M. llaltbie has 12: ing 1stilts. The gitt oi the tlass to the the Danbury anti Betltcl company be
1 tested dihrt' assigned tor ‘schoot was (ilanhllL'Hl. but no: prts- came owner of the said stock sub-
bofore hint in the Superior entctl. since the tlitt‘it'ultit't' ut' ll‘ullS— scriptinns. is still owner and the sub-'
are Grace Eliza. portation had delayed its arrival.
II Booth vs. Milt-s G. Booth; Harry I (‘lass of 1919 is giving ll) Hillsitlt-
'. 'Walters Va. Sarah J. “filters; ' bt'a'11tit'ul sun-dial, to be plum d on 111
:1:an5. Ambit use l-‘ot';tl (‘21.:t'lcs lowvr lawn. and to' remain .‘lS a
O'Donnell vs 112 -1 ”Donne"; Ruthrtrial symbol 01 their 1011- tor
hello Line vs. TY: I 7.11s F. Lane, lsa school.
Gib L. Manning .lt'fietson Man- The final exercises took place :11 th
:Gnce F. M.- ' i112 vs. Jay Floyd
1 today. Titty
grouped about the lt't‘P.
in the cvcnlntz.
i URY FIRM SUED
"l1" BY PITTSBURGH COMPANY st'niors cztlhcrt-d onu- 111t11't- in 1‘15: l1-
: . — many of llll' lmm.-~1.-:1d. 1. hmu ilitf
' int“! Alleges Premier Manufactur. \\'t'tr- Wt-lcotm'tl at.t guv'sts of lll" tm'ttl-
iog Company Owes It 5175.
Dispute over an allow-d halant-t-
, 176 betucen tht- 1‘2'ttt1l1l2- tilt-cl
orapany of America. of Pittsburgh.
1.. :1 New Haven t1t‘tit'.e and 1112-}
tlininu-rootn, “he”. (“.1“), 1
was served.
tltt-
dinnvr
1a numbrt' of 11l1lll>il‘1:_' jukt -. 1 '
and a Series or tliplmtta~ '2'1»
H
1. '1' ‘Mnnuiatturing (.‘o.. of lmn-: t'm' t-‘Ilme special i‘t‘culia -
. over matetiztl tutnisltftl. \vas‘glrl. The class was seren. .w: L, 2
W. yesterday afternoon, before undo-1211215.tut-1r ltrtl l1." 2:.. 1': -» '-
anrt “t'T‘I' .~ll11\\ll. in 111.111.)
:IIHPCKIOTI and regard 111 “'ll' i'l
ht'ltl. -\t the ('l
'ttitlt l111'
t'itiltllws'
3311130 John J. \Vatisl'. in the 1'0111-
iron Pleas court. ’l‘h1- Pittsburgh con-
clsims the otht-t‘ is mdo-btml in;
.amount nam'd. 11nd t‘tt'1711111101"!in took
3' alleges it has 11: 1111- 1151111“ ' of ll.t- wim-
11>! 11' ll” 1.;‘1
thtm ill"
. ,-
lltl ‘1-
The
spe-
the
Class Tree, 11 young tulip tree, “her
1.. - Mary (‘ .11;. n Ridge vs, Aa- the class pt'csidt'nt. Bliss Helen Burns,
ln'lest Ridge; illia l'nderhill Kmt- Drt‘scntrti the historic sputlr to lllt'
r 'vg; Frederic-l. .‘1. K011110111; Juzm prt'sidcnt of the junior cixss, Miss
um edpLoomis 1'11.1‘:l€:l\'in 1l. Loomis; Plt'asttntine [10:111. Thv lttu-ly group
'- in E. Peavey v<. Paul L. I’t'm't'y: 01' Elf“. in llIth' lsuht tluest's. tmtxt -.1-
P: Tier vs. Rvnnltl A, Tier. a charming picture, as tin y stood
at seven o't'lm'lt.tl1v'
ty of the school. and \Vt‘l‘t' esturtt-ti 1.
During 11:: 1;. "
a
p
sct'lption forms parts of the assets 01'
the Dunbury
0 Demand has been made upon King 1111'.
his
paid.
(It $-'
‘1
1
v';:t lt
I41"
it. its" tdnu'...
lmt in full. claim 1111: that some ot’l-‘tit'l: 11ml. l2tl i; 12-! ‘:' !' ”1.: nt 1-,.
- ~ .11zterlal tool .~‘vwl. hatl 12111..~'cla.~.< 1.1;1rt'l11-tl nut 13‘ 11,, hot.- , ‘2-l
1:4: received. F111! \\'. “unless toltlIHl‘UlllItl Iltt' lllll't‘r'ti'lt‘r'. sltit'ltlin: Hm
11111111:t11’111v~t'.'1r1t‘.lv. :1.
sit. 2111'. t111 it 111111'111 ,.
tho y 1111-111.
7 - story for the ('tztcible (‘omptttty
1 .‘llllL.
Robert J. Hanson tor the Pre-
l‘ Company. Tltt- ('ilrt' was 11:11 11.11
-. a! closing, llf‘tl2l. 11nd tit .111 .1
1“ \\q.'!i'1l"l \‘ 1 i 11 1
101 the min 1 1.14 i1 1‘ \
bllO‘RH t 1'
Huh
tl11- sutnpm
‘ L1} 1“ \
est
first
maimed fi1.~t
bums lull51-st
its author
up the lttll
INCOME TAX DELINQUENTS.
ARTPORD. June 12:.-2 About two
1' «red corporations throuzhout Con-
‘ -w cut have been delinquent in the
' 1 uent. of their income tax to the
2 {or 1918. it was payable last
The attorney-rent'ral is send-
.out notices l“'t>(lll9.‘llntl payment
is a horny penalty imposed to:
- to pay the tax. “to amount
--'- tax is increased fiw- per ct-nt,.
‘~ ~.l.flet'wa_rtls, it is int'rtuzsvd three-
1. of one per cent. for every
.9! the time it is overdue. The
,lncome tax last year :Imotmtotl
1,473.26. but there '..ill be a
2!.“ng off in the .'~.'.' 22:11 c0'l-. The address oi the evening will
.‘m1. do by Dr. Al 1'6 \‘.<_ltl Tall'ttit.
Philadelphia who has just return.
front ()\"'tl§(‘il< and “cars the I‘1oi11' tl
(Juerre as '1 taken of the "l"lllllltll
the French (.metnment tax it
In
R l
1 1) ~ (
11 l1
\\ll'L1
V! I l
”10' 1111
l11.1._.~' 1..
As the v
in l’J"
lt'otmt ti 2 th‘V
:ztw I"
filliwvttl
‘0
1 1
-.1
loulx ~ 1 1'. ‘
\-.'1tthmt: tto1n tht 11 » '
’I‘ht (\tnmz (lastti truth the lul i1'
01 the cl11=~e~ memut'on paw
and me HELD”: ()l the »t liliul on m
Tl11~ F'H-n 111' the
n\cttiscs 1.1111
" i
tt i‘ 1. ‘(0 1"
1l1'11t'1' t J it ”"11.
lnfltations h.~.\t been b‘;l6‘l‘.(l t] to tho
mant friends. or the
t-xctttses \tt‘l b.
School. anti 1h.
1‘11. il1nl‘ll t
'T-TO WALL BY ICE TRUST.
HAVEN. June 1". -Two of the
: of the Berkshire ice Com-
- F. Milner, o the Elm City,
- , and D. '11 Bishop, of Meri-'
p told the aldermanic ice
“nature that, the Berkshire.
: , and its. operating head. H.
filter, of Bridgeport, not only
- . competing local ice compan
,, ’fnmished horses and wagons
(1
up 1
H91! Talldnt 1s a intmoet 1
and oi the l t I'
DAYLlGHT SAVING LAW
lccti
bacl:
\. llPil the clocks pxe
Mr. Bishop said in was
to the wall" by the Berkshire
Milner said the Berkshire] {11:13:11}? ‘Eral‘stgvu TES'munm‘”
1 'prices here to peddlers that . ' 0 ““"
, I ' A separate bill
would :‘il_b_‘"::’::‘:“_ fi' repeal of the act
'favombly actt d
unanimous.
providing for
lllt'
intetstate Commerce committee.
Efforts to annul the act
diately so that the rind: might
turned back a! «mt-t
upon by
l’\
S
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I . .n .. 1. ' . ‘ 1 ~ 1' 12
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‘- J a- ' ' 'r 2 ' ‘ ' :3" the
,b.(.. . .' ' ‘. “1'1. it. i‘.
' ’ ‘ ' i
WINDS L’? ”H OCTOBER
\\..‘Slll.\'ti'10\' June lf‘.—\ rider
. -_~.__._,
"'Zorous nrft rr
we. 111111 is emit . 1 3: less fortunr to
humanity 22311:: t '4' .1 ec::s,pni’1:,
- infirmities and a': ll lite rt:lT:r:r
says to 11137155", "l- -. could or: b.-
well, how htrnyl m. :13 hc,"fu.' 1:21
is more Cssti .-. “.111
than" is rm: 'h.
The 1111.11» , s 511111;: 1 l Lornlly waa. 1 the
bloodsci fpittl .211 and lid-J 12cm
impurities .
order, they
to .110 joy 0." li.1r
I
I
in HE strorg r.".'.
I
l
I
I
, 2:..1 “Dis.
1 the 11," 1.11 '1 .o : 11.15:
. 501‘: ENCICS and
. 13;-
”35,1031. .1. .
Filer lJPLl
11.111111 r ev 1'th (.111 iulte this poisonous waste.
The? soothe. ~ reodtheo and hen! sore wesk
.22: d.- 'sc:.ocd l rut: vs and bladder; “fixes the
kidneys or: ‘11 king properly sppeeite return
refreshing I!¢.J.IS W, (Theda In?
1110 great discovery
, HA 1' 1-‘1; YER. .
and CATARLH, has
crtul results u'lth
the most stubborn
» experimented with
i and have failed
nun-god, but try at
truly meritorious
GW.S ,
“rah lZOSNo. mltglfin Sane-,Kssw
.vlth Foley
1. and
oft-co trial”
Add”;
:11'1tl
ll l~'
f‘l‘llltllt' 1):!)(‘155‘1 on i< .111 1111111.:1 l l '11: ' ‘il'
1'... . my. _
' l
1 tetpalin'. the daylight eating law. ef-
. turned
v.1 October, was added to the
Agricttlttttal Appropriation bill yester-
rom- '
the
has already been
lionse
imme-
be
were dt-teated. '
‘8. a.-- ..-.._.
and lletht-l company.
subscription. but it has not porn
the complainant says. Damazt‘s
1.7.1100 2'1 1'0 claimni
loving purchased the '1‘
:om for a new. comple’u. undo-date stock. I w
93110 14th. the entire stock at ht:
.il'1crc are hundreds of practical articles Even’
:::l condition. An opportunity 11' ill be given you to buv books of all kinds. com-
stationery. specialties in art pottery and metal goods. cameras
school flags and banners o Tcture post cards of
: ial and personal
21». 11 photographic supplies.
\ it“ is.
other ticms at less than it fly per cent. of their presen.- cost.
promptly tilled. Expert Bepsiring.
-_-__..__i . ‘ . > ... ._ "~—
CLEARANCE SALE
Of the Wm. P. Beers Stationary and Book‘Store
'liam P. Beers stock and 1n order to move some to make
greeting cards. steel engravings. fountain pens. leather goods
.o. B. JACKSON
WALL'S’I‘BEET. NORWALK, CORN
KRYPTOK LENSES— Folding Oxfords in Gold or Shell
Shur-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough enmtnscton of the eyes. Ocuiists' prescriptions
\
OPTOMETRIS'I “'
ill offer to the public on Saturday.
rcain prices. . .
article of standard make and to
local
and manv
The following“ items
include but a small part of the whole.
ALL KINDS OF BOOKS
Popular Fiction, Scout Stories, Girls'
C‘u'ldren's Books, Protestant Bibles and Prayer
C l‘lERAS AND PHOTO SUPPLIES
Just nine of the famous Kodak and Brownie
Cameras of various models Odd lots of Photo
Paper Velox and other 5 tantlord makes‘ De-
Books,
Books.
AU 01“ THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY \e :122‘ ctc.. at wices 7. :21: camfl‘. afford m
BOOKS at. ...................... .ndC e~Ch fl‘i“
DAINTY KINDERGARTEN PICTURES, LOT OF STEEL E. 'IGRAV ENGS
value 25c ........................ 5c each Sale price --------------------- 10° each
gets that will save money for thooe who spy it
rst.
Typewriter Ribbons and Paper, Csrbons, Ink,
Lc- tering Show Card Ink, Mucilag'e, Ink Wells,
HARSTROM. man SCHOOL and YALE FLAGS
rnd BANNERS. Values 50c.
75c and $1.00. Sale price 3 f or $1.00
STATIONERY
Personal Note Paper and Envelopes.
Mourning Paper and Envelopes.
Paper Clips, etc.
ELASTIC BANDS—Regular price 85c 1-4 lb.
. . . 40c
LOT OF RECEIPT BOOKS ........ 50c 11. doz.
Sale price ........................
GIFT NOVELTIES
Pottery, Flower Holders, Vases, Jardineres
and other items.
Japanese-China Tea, Choocalte and Mayon-
naise Sets. Wonderful values.
Real Leather Pocket Books, Bill Rolls—Value
50c to $3.00. Sale price .......... 25c to $1.00
Small Gilt Picture Frames—Sole price . . . 20::
v
Broken
FOUNTAIN PENSéV’alue $1.00 to $3.00. Sale price 50c. GOLD PENCILS—
Extra Supply of Leads
Broken Lot of Dainty Boxed Novelties of the
Famous Rust Craft Line.
Se le price . . . .~ ............... 10c, 25c t; 750
Khaki Bound Picture Frames and Desk Sets.
MISTY OF PICTURE POST CARDS. LOCAL and GENERAL VIEWS 5c
Tel 125
‘
Kitchen, Dinner and Garden Calendars.
Boxed Candles and many'other items.
INDIAN WOVEN BASKETS
For many purposes. With and without,
covers. .
Broken Lots of Dennison Picnic Sets and
Paper Napkins.
Teddy Bears. Cribbage Boards.
doz.
GENERAL VIEWS. 5c doz. .
BROKEN LOT OF GREETING CARDS. 25c doz.
W.-
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”73'th BooKE gfib 5F“0AB‘M'A‘P"§
1F. L HAMILTON
49 -WALL STREET
,1an cLosEp 11.11.911.11.
Northalk
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t rltnRefrtgerat0131
, Now is the timel
to purchase your
SWING lifllGllAlllRS
You can select any size
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price from
$7.50 to $75.00
All lolly guaranteed... t;..
lactlon guaranteed or
money back.
': Couch Hammocks
$9. 95 to $35. 00
Stands to match. Porch and
Lawn Furniture in Maple, Old
Hickory and Willow.
n,
.“1
-. 11112.: -
New Periectioo,
Florence, Detroit
Vapor. We have
them in 2, 3 anti 4
burners, ranging
in price iroml
$4.95 to $55.00
Screen Doors, Window Screen
Porch Screens
1' slain u; .1
m
“Mats“...mfin .9_ .9.
u
lie Specialize in Furnishing Homes.
Complete.
Sterling Furniture Co
l27-131 Washington St.
.mr’arcrfmarm: was. '. v0.1:
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9 " O ‘r O-
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you wish, ranging int
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Oil Cook Stoves .
(a, . m "m«*-."'
Phone 105 ,f'
REDUCED PRICE ON ALLWALI. PAPER
Lowest price on all Ready Mixed Paint, Enamel, BIT nits 1
Window and Windshield Gloss.
Ask our price on painting and Paper Hanging.
A- COHEN
141 Washington Street.
New Victory Model
$1,475 F. 0. B. Factor)‘
Mitchel
Can Be Delivered Immediately
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Norwalk Chronicler