HOSIERY -
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
1:1 Lndiu', Gonna Childnn'o and In-
fanu'.
. mies' Hosiery. in Lisle Thread
end Silk. from 15c to $2.00 a pair, in
glitch end colors.
‘1' Men’s Hose. at 19c. 25c 35c and 50¢.
Children’s Hose at 25c, 35c and 501:.
. Infants" Hose in cotton and cash-
jlnere, in white, black and cordovan.
E. K. BANKS
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwaik and vicinitv:
rat: and slightlv warmex tonight and
Wednesday,
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
Temperature- High.
. 59. Fair.
77 low.
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“Make it snappy," that’s i
what we said to the hat mak-
ers—and the snappy straws
are here. All tie weave.
braids and shapes from the
luxurious Panamas to the
iiy News
'ning in the cellar of Angovinc‘s furni-.
day evening. Upon investigation
was found that the high tide had fore—z
ed the water from the sewers
into the basement. .‘1l1'.
notified.
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Duck;
Angevinc v.~.~:s!
Alt-‘tin returned from the;
Cai‘fi.
su ppl y.
The demand is greater than 1‘10;
Has your order been filled. i
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reported that she sent. hcr
store with an envelope
some money, and that another boy
took the money from him. “'hcn Ser-
geant Hunt arrived at the Cottage
’ astceet address, the money had been r1“
tnrnd.
..\'o arrest was 111111111.
containing
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-“——Drinlt l'icl's .Kovar. 12134
for case.
l’hont-
to he on the look-out for an ltnliun
'wanted for stabbing a man. The as-
sailant is described as being 2‘.’ or 23
years of age, abouts dfeel 7 inches in~
. insight-.- crosseyed, and was wearing :1
ogreennsweater and Striped flannel
-tmusers, when last. seen.
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ture store on “ushmgton 51111th Sun-,
it 3 in»:
Chevrolet Factory yestnrdas' with three . .
Mrs. A. Hartnett of 4 Cottage sti‘eotJ‘
boy to the \
. deplorable condition.
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business Sennit. _ l
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Rogers 81 Stevens
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omcer Flynn heard the water run-l
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‘Cole. who has been overseas,
:sixteen months with
’:Zelluf of South No rwalk. for the \"e(‘b\';ll‘hl('h every successful and enduring
NOR WALK“ ,.
SOCIE ['1' l
and Personal 1
THRIFT AS A . ‘ i
:i N E I'ViS ;
' seamen or Resumes.
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The Foundation Upon Which All-
Sucoeasful Enterprises Are
Based.
First- “'illlum H.
the last
the 166 Aero:
Sergeant Claus
Squadron, receive his honorable dis- ‘ ._.-._--
‘charge Sarurday, out is new at his in a recent address in New York
'honic. 32 Nil-".11 Fairlirld street. $111111L WU MY. William Mather Lew” 00’”
'No’rwallt. ' fasted thrift with more saving.
, fhi'ift. he said.’i’i a much breeder ms;
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\liss Eleanor Lewis of Glenbrookg 31d E:::d::? 5:21;]: m::_,r;';m;n:d$}
\isitcd with hex cousin Miss Marjoriei ines 33311-3; a", {mm—mu,” upon
1‘ SHOULD BE DISTRIBUTE)
Every Family Should Hav""é Own'Per-
serial Household Budget
1 and a more or less certain income,
'tion.
progress without sound and sane fi-
., end and attended a dance given by the:
' high school therg. l
Norwalk South Norwalk ' 1
Dr. and Mrs. (3.1 .Boutwell 11nd ”\Iiss'
, , ._ Nollie. Boutwcll. . . . 5
Police Serge-111115 (libson 11nd Milt on ut 1., 't ‘0' ‘ansoni': tait xof'i
“ , 1. a 01110 11 o 0 :11:1 o-:.1.
changed llitiSS tins 11111111112 fili‘ U‘i‘ i)‘llOll( “:0” tl ll 1 1
1. "1w W1" 1 s c
1th half 01 the month. Tho latter co- week 1(,\‘ “I p m a;
to the t'ity.hall, and the former
coming to 1110 uptown station.
—-'1‘ir1-.\ 311:3 $7.011 and up~~.\ustin'-‘
mirage.
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John -R,v:1n has resizncd his posttlon
\K'oodvrut'd :1‘1‘1-1
11nd l1'1.~=
1< 111-) 1.11111:1_:.1;' oi 1‘11-
piucc. now occupied by \\'il1i11111 P. F211:-
IlSil. to Boers & Gleason. and also the
.ilodges csta'e No. 1 Mon :11'1»nuc.'
'i‘hc tar wall; which has been laid
oil the \Vutcr strcct walk of the Lock
.\l11nul':1cturin:.: Company in
The tnr appears
wood is
ihcii heels sink in :t fol quite :1 depth.
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Arthur Slu‘ocll.
swim across the sound. Sunday
putting: in his last (luvs
the Point.
at the park yestet‘dttv wntcmn‘:
Come in from the liuhthouse :
\1 ho is to attempt t"
is now
him
—mes 301139;. $10.93 and up 111 Aus-
li was reported 1111.4 our-nine that on
automobile accident occurred near 1111'-
Darien Bridge at 11 o'clock last night.
in which a New York and 11 Connecti-
cut car figured. The (‘0:1111-1‘1‘11-111 car.
a Dodge, was overtmned 1:1 :.1 t-olliziim
with the other. :1 Pierce Arrow. 'i‘wo
ladies were slightlv injured. The 1-“:-
tent of the damages or the names of
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”'IRUSSES FITTED
Siiflson-Powell Corporation
South Not-walk
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ALL
- mans:-
rnox -
tin'r. garage. I
those involved could not he loarued. .
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MONEY .
nupbsrrso
ON on across j ’
JULY 1011; ' .
WILL DRAW é
which he perform-s every day.
Aid Snitioty of the II. IE.
will hold its rerulur business
:1t the pursonufko \‘1'1iincsduy.
Tho rainy day bugs will
:11 this timc. :1 social time
will be onjoyro n)
'i'lw i.’.‘.tl‘.1‘:»'
church
1.19. 'l:1_-.:
:11 2‘. o'clock.
lw turned in
and 31111-111:
all.
I'l‘li't‘f»
is 213V“
\\ 11'c cclcblnting the occasion. .
1 in the baseball story which appcnn
cd in yesterday‘s Sentinel, the Lock—
wood 11151411111 club inside 11 statement
to the effect 111111 tl11y would not play
111 the Roton Point Purl: any more on
account, of the high tide. and rain flood.
of training :11,
Many of his friends werc
l Sillllf'
$111517. 11nd 111- :11 .\u.~*-,
Miss Antes Donne-Hy has returned toi
her duties in the oillce of the Mcti'ollul-g
it:-.n Ute ln»:ur:-nrgo (‘ompani'
-tvvti wet-ks‘ vacation. '
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of 3’."
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Mr. 11nd Mrs. C. Merritt
l i‘i'i'eitm st=‘«‘t~t. l‘cnhnry
21m.
l‘ll‘.‘-~ :1 i
1111c .‘1 110 of Andrew [inn ,‘1’. 111333;" :11 Bhil i<iainrl fir: '-i-.e- tumult of
«mart-ted .1n111l11-11' position with :1 sim- Juli:
11:11' film i.1:l1is city. _..-._
.__ .--.__ l‘it'. anti Mrs. S. \\'. Lord. 111‘ Detroit.
(:t‘UrLfl“ Alliclicll has sold in .\l'.': Mit‘hiiliiil. 111‘0 th" 9.1111311: 11' ,\l1'.':111tl
Alice \Vllnon the residence 11.1 2:; River ”1'5- Rillli‘i'l (i. Acton. t'T’ \l‘ncm'd
stvcct, running through to Holden S'n‘t‘l-
MERRILL C0! LEG ES
HAVE GRADUATION
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ContinUPu from F1ra! Pam-
;‘tir. Smith had completed hi< address.
the graduates were awarded theirdip—
A phone call was received from Con-1 l l t l p "0 lomas 111111 the class reception was
.‘ . . 1 ‘ 1* ' v i" o v n a (:1111 .c .
stable 'laylor 0f ‘Ridgeht’id Sunday' ls IllDll: l Ill \qflt n l! ‘k n “ litrilt‘ll. ‘ l ‘
. . ,, to ( 1v 11111 Q1e11 one W11 s o to program ant tie. 1:1 01 the to
evonmg, requestmg 1111a local pollu c111 graduates follow:
Program.
1 March —- Orchestra. 1
l’tesididgr ()fficct'~—.I:1tue.~' Id. Brincker- -
hoff.
invocation~- Rev. (‘lurence Hill Frank.
pastor Stamford Baptist church.
SvlccllOll~()l‘CllPSl1‘11 1
, Address to Graduates—Armed, B. Smith,
“'hitc Plains, N. Y.
1 Selection~0rchestrtL
, Presentation of Diplomas.
licncdictfon ilk-v. l-'. H. Juno-z, pas-
to;' 11.1‘ First (‘ungi'cxutictul church,
of South Norwalk.
(‘lnss Reception 9::‘.
b\ or”: 'Ol'CllPSll‘il.
There won: thirtvcieht graduates
11nd scvcn students have coined their
(.1'lificutcs in the evening classes.
Graduating ClaSS—June, 1.919}
: South Norwalk.
. lloward Angelmanlilatlys P.Atw:11-
il to It.
—/-'l“.:-. 111’, Louise .\i. l‘-1111ks.(‘.latl,\'s\\'. Bench,
tin's (lat-age, 71.111" 3L Bt‘l'l‘b. .1\Ifl‘P(i (in ZPl‘lh’r, “01'-
.cthy 0. Burr. Mailon I}. Coleman.
1 'l‘lu local police received :1 complaint. “("01111111 \",,(“",'P-"" June 1‘, t‘oulson,
it-,..‘ (u. "1,1... ., '11 whom 10} “‘ ‘l'IO'l 1. Cronin. Ilcleno >1 Maggy.
. .1111 .151 .11 11 1.111 . . ‘uilI'QUtlll" .8, “3:12.". May 9. Demon,
o'clock l:1~:t night. that :1 crowd of “0‘.“ h. Dibble, Kenneth F, l-‘uz-in.
'011ns: 111011 or. Fuilfield avenue, going \‘1‘;'.t Fitzmuuricc. Grace (lull, lilizn-
=towa1'd the hill, were shoutinft and limit: 1‘11 (icl'in. Theresa L, Hartwell.
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niztkin: a disturbance. Evidently; they ii'i. 5::i11"'1~'.'0.1':;;11';] gigs; (1:11:23
: \gnes .i. Kcl‘y. Katheronc
-.\Iil1lr1‘11i E. I.41\'1-jo,\'.
no, Alma l—Z. M.1;llct'. Martha .\. M01'~'
:1:171.ii1\1':!-:1 R. Gravetz, Marciicritc
()‘Sullivan. (‘lzira Ii. Russell. (‘h11u117
"M Scrzl» 11-1'. Johdnnu M.Spr0ch..le.<-
sic ll. “filers, Marion G. \Vccd Leo;
l-‘. \\’ilii:1111.~'.
l1). Kline,
Silvia .\i. Lubra-
NEW ‘vonx cwv PARLIAMENT.
in}: the diunmnd which took four or , 3 ' . ’ ‘ . ‘
always found the grounds wet on 7' ' ‘. ' ‘
Sunday. A1 :1 meeting between Mane. all of tho presenceightytwovcomm'u.
zigw‘r Huxley of the Point, who is in':;":)::‘::::;": of 592:“;1‘l‘1f‘fllor'lllx
favor of having the Lockwood Club G g (‘ In 01 3' 1‘. tomsht.
continue playing. hé has offered to eorgo 'ordon Battle _w1ll be ”1“
give the 11111111 some asxistnnce in rem-
edying: .111» trouble they wilt give
their aid in doing so. The ball club
111.1'1‘011 111111 thin would 11nd work will
begin today in fixing the diamond and
the -i.ockwoods may meet the Colum-
bus boys of Bridgeport Sunday after-
noon. if the necessary work on the
fichi is completed.
Moneyshlorh 1
{1213' Summer i
. the National
=cl1airman.
The city parliament will take up the
iwm'k, with one. centra body guiding'it.
'nf tltc present tiehty-two that have
ldone cil'cctive civic \V'O1k in the city
tinting the war.,
The worth of the community court"
cils has been made evident in the'
adaptation of the organizations ener-
gies in cases of public emergency.
“111111 the influenza epidemic was at
height hundreds of homes where
medical attention was needed were re—s
po1 ted to the proper authorities,
through these councils .The coinmu«~
nity councils aésisted- the war rill:
bureau by investigating 7, 000 cases of
needy homes. ‘ ‘ 1 "15“
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its
hiany teachers from Connecticut are
present at the annual convention all
Education Association
held in Milwnukee June
it '1.’ who: known
:Phether on: local teachers Attended
the convention.
3 resources,
dunking the {11.1.49 of them {11' 1:11:
'13! 01' self and of ono's
_Thrift Stamp: and War Sav-ngs Stamps.
susiness enterprise is based.
The man who board .1 his money who
; Drives himself of t‘:~- d L‘“l’ll'. of
.. c in order to accumulate. is going‘
noun! or to the Detlaralion of i'tde-‘
--..ndcnc.e wlie is narrowing his life,‘
1s!ri :ting his libcrty. and shutting
1‘ nl‘h‘lf away from true. happiness
lie \iho spends his money (wisely.
who aportions his dollars intelligentl
:zainst the needs of today and the
11 reds of tomorrow, who. in other:
it‘s
”words, is practicing thrift. is investing
1n Liberty and happiness. is scourng
life more abundantly. ,
The mixer lily: aside a surplus by;
:efueing ‘1 buy those thin-1a. uhic
..t}' TlTlI comfort and '11e. mud of.
‘11s C(Hflfztunlly require. Tho ‘hril’ty
:nau' buys izheraliy and intelligently;
.‘11! 111.111 3' t‘t-ly 5:3!“ Yilfil l‘lc. 81‘! ‘i‘i fill"
'-'l1i1l1 ho eu‘hunres th‘. produc ‘ of
'11J11,v hours’ labor contain :11 1i work-
manship and gym! material; 1.21.11 the
1111111: he marlin; home. :11 night goes
~11 1hr 1111!». not in the. garbage can.
1:9 '11:: the dollar he hands
ll~‘ '.
inhixiS
. 1121- cznp’oyeo be earned by an hour of
'htmmu labor
. of
'one doe< not .1r1'ive at the station half
careful
S'l‘ 11 a
A thrifty man is
Ulhcr mines. than money.
:111 hour before train time if his time
'is worth 'hn-o dollars an hour he does;
not use it up on work that a shree‘dol-
lur—a-duy assistant. could do. Thrlit'
consists in making thn most of otte's
tangible and immiscible »-
bene—
{cliowav
As- :1 meant of thrift. Mr. Lcw'r: ad-.
vocated the. formation of \"ar Savings,
Roch-lien and investment in War Snv-j
lugs Stumps.
:Stamps;
:cnce to an intelligent budget can be
‘difler; a method which proves feasible
useless in another:
'dinul
y‘down.
jwithin hard and fast limits.
The household is a “corporation
with certain definite obligations
and it should, therefore, have a
definite budget.
No general budget can be so fronted
as to fit the needs of every family.
Families differ, even when identical in
size. number, sex and general situa-
but no family can thrive and
nancing. without arrangement of a row
sonable financial ‘margin. without reg
ular saving and investments, such as
are oflered by Thrift and “far Savings
and only intelligent adher
trusted, under ordinary circumstances.
to bring about the desired results.
Methods of appropriation. however
in 1 given family would be. wors.n than
but certain car
principles may be safely laid
The amount of possible savings
should be set apart definitely and
rigidly adhered to. Other allowance:
may be variable or they may be held
One plan
after another may be tried. if liked
until the best one suited is found
* "Tryom-Homé Made
, -- CANDIES --
, AND we" CREAM
MADE FRESH DAILY
THOMAS CONFECTIONERY
THE OLD CANDY mu.
Hershfield’s 'Motor Express
122 WATER 813331180. xonwmu'non 204.
HEW YORK. 436 SIXTH Avm; 2H0“ FARMGUR m
DAILY TRIPS 3mm nonwm an: new You
Operate Sev en Best Truck in the m Alec dnulic
'kuciu for Contacton' Wat. Hy M
Telephone your orders. Pro attention will be rim
Only competent help employ A receipt given and 011th
for all goods.
We haul anything mywhon. In Job too large or too until.
Padded Van: for Long Dina. rut-ohm new.
BENJAMIN HERSHFIELD. Proprietor
All things considered. the most eastb-
eificient budget usually is tha' whiol
allows :1 certain share of the incomt
for each htrizet 11111:] lint-‘1. huli.
rigidly within the items of appropria»
lion. and wisely nppi‘es not: {Kliun‘t
or surplus to 121-1 5.1131134 or i‘rtfi‘cntiuli
am: 11.. .
QUEEEEXCEEOSTIC
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The man who soveih money
Hath his future guaranteed
Remorse o'er substance wasted
ls unknown to him. indeed.
Fortune smilclh on him.
Things he hath. as he may need.
The man who spendeth wisely;
Hath no idle. wasted hour:
Ruleth cities~evcn nations-
Interest for him doth flower.
For he learneth as he liveth
FEAR NOT rm: LIGHT
Turn it on full blast on our fine
furniture. The more light, the
more it 5 beauty
shines forth.
Only quality furniture such as
ours can stand the test of strong
artificial light or daylight. Our
furniture is faultless. You can
prove it to yourself.
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Thrift succeedetli ~Tliilii1’!‘ I3
PO“: ER
(Moral—A Buy War Sale
Stamps. )
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SENATOR’S BUTT
LED Hiiri TO THE SENATE
SAVE AND SU-CCE_D g
Csin Tin-2". In“: Thrift Stamps.
Thrift 23 shorthand for “first: not,
want not Buy 'v‘v’ar Sav vgs Stamps.
Sift} a 3 of Sauna;
Tit: CDT. of 'stlng' high.
But hav: v~'.)1 ccuqhd a‘l Lie things
These 5:.~.r 33 5:15:23 will btzy.‘
3 Stan-.95.
"0?
Vlzr Saving; Staci—)3 3f: teller thzn
money, became: they ::1r:1 more money.
"Broken eggs can on be mended.
Neiz‘ier can in" War Sav-rgs
Stamps grow to their matur t) \alue.
1...sh;..1
Lincoln -aid: ‘8: a pa rio‘.’ Dont
'mar the i’r'm -'..:1| -mblcm o‘ hu"1.:nity.'
the Dec'aratian of independence.‘ Buy
Thrift and W).- Saving; Stamps.
In a mu-t‘tude of thrifts there is
saf:ty from wsrry. Buy wis:1'y. save
intelligent‘). anti invest in Thrift
Stamps :rd War Savings Stamps.
future not have to
igc.e;i it." Buy
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“May t'ic
lament that. you n3;
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN U'P-TO-DATE.
Save and have—Thrift Stamps and
War Sav- rigs $2311».
A rolling fine, gathers no Thrift
Stamps. .
Be frugal' and free—to buy ’1nr1ft’
'Stamps and War Savirgs Stamps. 1
Look before or you'll find yoursel
behind in War Savings Stamps.
If you pay too much for your whistle
you'll have too little to buy War Saw,
ings Stamps.
80111: for your future with War Sav-g
inns Stamps“ They are seeds of as-I;
‘sured success. No not hind: can
lwither them; no chickens dig them up!
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war. saving will increase your buy-
ing power. Investing in War Savings
sump. it nice caving.
The V1” nation's Certificate inten-
_go without
--_ whorwiso her-0:110 button
'which i sold to my own family and to
.esrn money.
. As
«.1191. allowing me good interest on
‘btlih.
'er. anl by the time I was 19 I had ac
101' my training for the business of life
jam to follow my bent.” '
RED PATH
Bpftcr! Did you ever hear of sun-
-inz liz'e with‘nothing 11:11?
That is the way l'nitc :ti States Sena
tor Gilbert .‘1. Iillth' 11k: rartod
it was tin-t by eatinz butter but by
going vsitlrmt it that ht: 1,111 the start
ll.» say-1:
"Ely father told me thct if I “1111le '
butter for a year. he Would
giie me 11 calt‘.
"'Why a calf?
131159 1.31) voting
21m 3' con. ume
er: :ntili.
i suppose it was tie-3
bovine animal not i
. “I111“ fed on its znuzh '
:1 lot of croam \xhi.h mirh‘ '
Accordingly:
l savci :1 year‘s
:o'
.1
butter i 111:; he:
deemed Pillliit-d to a calf. '
-’ “Anyway. i went buttcriess, and i'
got the calf. i
"A calf was of no use to me. so i;
sold it. and “ith the men , iii-11.1111 al
low hens and :1 r00stnr. hil iing 11p a ,
small trade in eggs and chickens!
the neighbors. ,
"My grandfather encouraged me tcl
and save it. 11' than;
had been Thrift Stamps and “’ar SaV~ ;
ings Stamps in those days. he wouldi
certainly have urged the to buy them
it was. he acted as my banker
and added a. dollar for every one 11
"Later on. i got a job with my faith»
cu nu. fitted several hur dried dollars i
V11 11 this I paid my nay through thel
. - .c.hool 0n graduation i had used'
up about all of my money. but it was
well spent. The legal education that
I obtained was the most valuable part
if i had not saved 1 could not have
gone to the lay school. My scvtngr
gave me that opportunity, and enabled
Mend that leek in your pocketbook
with War Savings Stamps.
l.
BUY YOUR
Mitchell D40
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Before July 1st
and Save $100
‘ The Price Now Is $1475
F. 0. 8. Factory
and we can make immediate delivery.
A limited n—ber oi cars
After July 151‘ the Price Will Be
$1575 F. 0.8. Factory
it you are thinking oi buying a car, buy
now, and you do get no better value
than in :1 Mitchell.
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
WIN
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Norwalk Chronicler