ii ‘d'su ervisor or music in the ‘Juulo'r'
e ' p . " sue ~5va ,
’ -. ., . We.
151g st Miss mum. ~
Miss Anna namm mm
its? ‘1 is? earn a, “a; gauzea gm... ,, =
to“ elfi‘h 5232$349¢4or ext Wed. , teat pmi .3 play , 'ever‘" u
utiaa, 7 :30 a. m.; s :01 p.31};
fis¢§u5:20; secs 8 :24.
' ASONIG No-ncEs
g’mc- g. .
street, I.“ and 31:11 T
.. H. Wilcox. secretary. a“
a Chapter. No. 88, R. A. M.
’1 ' Anionic Temple, South Main
1'. “6.2M and 4th, Tuesday: of
and fratornally invited. :
, I, D. BURR ,BEAcH, H. P.
. 8.‘ .LYONS, Secretary.
V ' mfliws
The case of Martin B. Grace, who
- 3. being charged, by his wife. with
‘aassaultu and non-support, is scheduled
0""come up for 'hearing in the City
_.ucol,1rt,, tomorrow morning.
@ 'Among the guests at the Fitch
‘ -—Harrls,’& Gains. That’s All.
3 'All members of Norwalk Lodge, B.
_,South‘ Main street, tomorrow anom-
'ing‘at 7 o’clock. to take part in the
Salvation Army dr’ivc. Chairman lra
workers among the Elks. and-hopes
all members will do their share in
putting the .Salvation Army over its
its "quota. " #9131}:
Henry 0. Bailey. eX-prcsidenr, of the
.,, Norwalk Christian Endeavor Union.
‘7} has received a communication from
the Connecticut Veterans’ Association
of the Young People’s Society of
; Christian Endeavor. th‘at Edgar M.
Warner, of Putnam, Conn. will cele—
‘bratehis seventeenth birthday anni-
: vv'ersary on June 17m. it is suggested
that it will be a very pleasant thing
"Sf any of the membvrs of the former
:' Christian Endeavor Union would send
Mr..Vl{arner a word of congratulation
on his birthday. .Mr. Warner was for-
*merly State president of the Christian
"-Endeavor Union in Connecticut.
mp.-—-Harris 6: Guns. That's All.
A.
8 of.
in utmrJuly and A'hgust except-
u o’clock. All Master Masons
invited. Asa. T. Lowndes, W.
No. 1”. F. and A. H.
mm
emeritus: 8 o’clock, July and Ang-
oxeepted. All 8. A. Masons cor-
4‘—
homesteadln ,Wilton a few days ago.
upon the occasion of celebration of
the fifty-fourth birthday of Richard
.’H;'F'itch,‘ were Mr. and Mrs. John M.
Belden and Thomas :M. Belden of Dan-
.liury. The Fitch homestead. which'is
one of theoldest. landmarks in “il—
ion. was erected in 1772 and has shel-
tered five generations of the family.
P O. Elks. who can possibly do so,[
are urged to be at the Elks’ Home:
‘nes‘day. has some 9“???
i y; or “.11
Thunder. - z ‘ . .
r-Giits for any WEI-Gradua-
tion Gifts, 20 per cent or: until inr-
jther notice, at Brand’s Jewelry store.
Mrs. Barton. 01"],0 Waste avenue, re-
ported to the police this morning that
two bicycles, both colored brown and"
white ,had- been stolen from-in trout
other home. ' —
Attorney Paul Connery, of thedlaw
firm. or Tammany d: Connery, is the.
happiest lawyer in Norwalk today. A‘
baby boy arrived in his household‘lust
evening. Mother and child are doing
nicely. , ' , ‘ . ’
—The German U35 torpedoed or
sunk 27 ships and tool: moving pic-
tures which fell into British hands}
The complete picture will be seen at
the Regent Sunday night. I
Mrs. Louise Braves, of the Board of!
Charities, is taking her vacation in
three-day stretches. This is because
she cannot be spared for a. longer
time. She returned to “work this
morning from her first installment.
It pays to trade at Schultze’s inarz
hats, for they handle the largest
amount of meat and provisions in the
city, and, for that reason, his prices
Special music. ; 7 _ ‘
the annual picnic of the Bethe},
High schoolwill be held this yearn;
Ration Point, cum-y, June 18.: The
P will make the 1119.!!! auto
{neglecting the school 1&8180, I'd—
day morning. It is announced that
pacem- and friends of thegmpilswal
be wfioome to unit; in who picnic pt;
the grove; 1: they cash ‘to'make the!
trip by train or otherwise.
~Tha _Courage 0! ,Marse O'Doone
last time Palace tonight"? and 9. The
greatest» picture ploy «var , errand.
Special music.-
The annual State convention “of tue
Loyal Order of Moose opened in W:-
terbury, this morning, and the local
lodge will be repres ted bylioward
Knapp and Howard at. The field
day. and parade will be held on Sat
urday and it is expected that a. num-
ber of the lacal members will take
part. State Secretary Byron ’C. Mead
and Std'te Sergeant-at-Arms Freder—
ick H. Ganung are also in attendance.
About 40 members of the Moose Lodge
and'Ladies’ Legion will attend tomor-
row, leaving in the morning in two
auto buses. ' -
—Carpets Cleaned and Colors as
are always the lowest. as comparison
wall show. Read the big adv. today.
newed. Connecticut Carpet Cleaning
Company, 87 Cedar St. Telephone 969.
m. uncanny prided 1‘3“ stockings
$134M hosiery 'deparlmént. Read the
. 7. , . ‘ ,2 ,1 ‘.
cungmnpzeoloased patron:
- ‘ l. flaws; Reduced
~_ are featured son‘an the sums
and Jersey dresses.,and.there are also
a: 9. menu or: mix dry Cumin
sufficient money, to «any on the work
of the Army abode during the coming
year. The girls will,» stationed at
various points. turpughont the city.
andan effortawillrbe made to secure.
over $7,000.
——Caps, Straw Hats. O’Brien. ,.
Secretary Charles P. Kellogg, of
the state departmem of charities has
received word from the the selectmeu
of Berlin, Seniors, Canterbury, Led-
yard and New Hartford, that the alms—
house in these towns have been dis—
continued. In the {Indie the town poor
will be boarded with private families.
Secretary Kellogg visited the aliph-
house in Bristol _ Tuesday. He Said
that tppointments were. not suitable;
for the boarding of inmates and the
the state board of charities has
called the attention of the Bristol an
thorities to the matter. . . ‘
Phone
527
GEHEBE’S
ms man It's Roman.
Prompt
. Delivery
Our UusalSatm-d ay Sale Presenting Well-Known Home Furnishings ‘ at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
ELECTRIC moms
A good iron at a cheap price, 110
v0. Lockwood has secured a number}
volt _ only. ,
$5.25 value at ...... - ....... $4.75
98c LAWN RAKES
All wood at ................ 79c
. ROUND TIN FAILS
' Suitable for a wash-boiler.
89c size at .................. 69c
LAUNDRY BASKETS.
Strong' splint oblong baskets.
$1.49 value at ........ - . . . $1.29
KlDDiE KARS
. A small car for small
$1.75 size at .............. $1.49-
GARDEN TROWELS.
The best cast sleet,
29c value at ......... i“. ...... 22c
SELF—WRINGING MOPS
”W'ith crank on side, keeps your
hands out of water. A
$1.49 value at .......... $1.29
44c TO! LET unusual:
Good brushes. long handle.
Special at ................... 39c
RUBBER GARDEN HOSE ,
SOzft lengths. , . ,.
Regular 59.00; Saturday at . ; $7.59
SMALL SAVlNuGS
i
l
~~1 .39 .value at ....... ..‘$1.99 ‘
lCE CREAM FREEZERS
With galvanized pail, onenuarl
size.
Value $2.50 at ....... -. ...... ”.19
NO. 7 TEA KETTLES
seams inaugurate"
mitigated-by the; ,
ins and i’owar (Bonny. The
Charles Phillips, ;ot the Salvaztlon a! days. . 4,- .. .5. --.,., ,
maggufiggm “ELM" ., ..Han-u ennui-.5 lum- -1
. , _ _ tasty . .m ,‘ case ~ W "Munro's!!!
wered‘to dealt in thei‘as'd’uy 1113308.? “'3?“ pmbfifion; by. .me Cundee.a
for tomorrow.«"in the effort to noise last Mondhy. because otuthe abusive
brought
row morning. in the City court.
stair travel to Dunbar-y to install the
ofllcers there.
mummw
cooliand comfortable rockers and arm
chairs on ”Wed by Raymond &
Son. - . ,
announcement of new!” rates. pro
Wont Lighte-
M has be'en‘antlclpamd for me:-
language be.“ sold to moaned to
his wife and her, sister will be
again for aided on, tumor.
State Vi‘cezPresidenb W. J. Powell”
of ‘the Norwalk Aerie of Eagles. ac»
companied by his staff, jgumeyed,
last night, to Derby, vb re he insinu—
ed the new officers of the Derby Dr-
der 0! Eagles. Tonight he and his
.2“ .,
k .
worth league of 'th
Methodist. Episcopal
or August.
‘help, for which they
B-é-‘rhe German
had been stolen from
his home.
-—Straw Hots, 8m w Hats. 0
spotlight, 9. Firestone
and a‘ Goodyear on
‘v
benefit at the Moral fund.
{1-85 ,
sunk 27 ships and took' moving pic-
ture. which fell into British hands.$feamlzes_
The complete picture will be seen at
the Regent Sunday night.
Joseph McFarland, of Indiana place, lbronze tablet in m llnuy ..
reported to the police this morningimade the supreme sue-mm 6.2.2:;
that during the night his motorcycle
‘1’ . .
church South Norwalk
' .z , _ ‘. 3 “M S m ,
, will hold; lea your sociable this noon to cross balls :11!) a: , H
mummpmm walk Council. mum at“ .-
10 witnessi Graduilin: sins
e East Avenue store.
church [or the; The K. m ,1
are noted. . f
torpedoed
Members of
I world war. The
the barn back of hands of the
tire on the rear,
front. License.
’Brien. Conn. 218, engine number, L17 T14279. Take HAYES’ HEALIXG
Y: :6“ ll, 1920.
hi tbel The New York 09.3.3.3]? Will
\4
,wConstanCe Talnmgn
OT’Expert“ a million «lolizwy
'L “ n.
LM' .‘i .x 1‘
Congregational churn};
—To l-ical A Golgi:
HONEY. 35¢,
.lu.-;. ;. >.
;eph’s church for H1.- nqw; “a” , _
The 3390795 0‘ the R- 8‘ G? Corset all wars will ho immune: .1. .. L
Company were made Mom's yester the limited Spanish
day, by the announcement that thel'f'l'his was decidml a! a :.:.
in were to be given a week’s vacalion.,last night, when am new
muuPBY. the early part Of the ”ma”! road. The \‘c ifll‘fill.‘ k
This is another emnpit’ Monroe and anh Mum er.-
9: the company’s generosity to t,hcir.7:45 Sunday evening. ‘
\\‘z=.1'
\1'41‘ u;
in “m
w
1,2:th .Ji, 2.; ”-
“Kimmie
The machine is,a Harley E'Miss Lillie L. Hell. 1' 1.
Davidson, 1017 model, olive drab invman.
color, with a back seat and a. rear —_\Ve(‘.d.inr: iipgs nl lizwd‘a
l'u‘r'mw‘n’
:geut today and Salurnivy man. who
39"?!31730W3m We “‘13! go to team. On the new... -.
_ 7 - ‘ use this atoning . '
fibufintemlnment provided by the Eye gfih funher mm. ,4 .d, 4“
:“jv'” (.4‘ .v.
..,1 ,.
“Lou
. Re-
v V'wrfl“
Wit} 12m. ;3 .
."W-(I.,
Gray enameled.
$1.25 value at .....,., ....... 98c
SHELF PAPER.
White with isncy,.ed:e. regular
10c per piece.
Special. at 2 pieces for . 14c
WINDOW BRUSHES
For washing amide, windows.
g lib 'tiu backs. and long handles. '
. 7 evazx meets-rt:
' ' large size.
30c O’cedar Polishf . . . . . . . . , . 219
29c Sumflu‘sh at ....... '....,.,.,23c,
23c Liquid Stove Polish at . . . . 19c
15c Dustless Sweeping Com» ‘
pound at .................. 11c
90c value at ............... 89¢
25 ‘ WASHINGTON STREET.
,STORE QLOSES AT 6 P. M. SATUBQAYS.
.
on all bills ifo
ing. rate ~Will, be in efiect. ‘_ , . _
‘ . semoecharge 75¢ per"luonth. 3
T’
We have recently been telling you of same of the problems facing this com-
pany. How the cost ofmaterials has been mounting, and how we are today' faced
: withthe highest costs ever known to the gas, business. ' We haVe explained
that unless an increased rate is put into efi'ct at once we will notbe able to earn bare
operating- expensea- and will, of course, be unable to make any provision whatever
for interest and depreciation ’charge’s.
, ‘We. Have also explained something about the cost of supplying gas- service.
That there are certain expenses such as maintenance of meters, meter heading, bill;
ing, collectingaofli‘cerent, printing, clerk hire, etc” that are entirely independent of ,
the amount offgas used. .We explained that in view of 1 his ‘ fact practigaily “all an-
thorities on Jhe question of rates, have reached the‘conciusion that the onii'i‘orm of
”rate that is fair; to all customers is a rate containing a fixed monthly service charge.
, ”In view of the conditions underawhich weaarc operating and which we axhave
tried toexplain to you; we findit necessary to. make a change in. our agas'zr'ate, and in
, an uefiort toLdistribute the ir crensed' cost as equitably astpossible butween the various
custoifiers,_we,havedeclded to introduce into the new rate a fixed monthly charge.
f'raga‘s service rendered on and after July 15th, 1920. the follow- '
“(1....2,“
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In»
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uu.
Hollies.
’ERICAN LAB
Carries «its head high and its shoulders
back. Thosewell-set shoulders should
,be well 100th even at work.
KnnLILS
Wnnx KLOTHES
,_ are made with a fit, snap and dash
that set them above any work Klothes
you ever saw, and yet they’re M
Made by superior workmen he
the best maierial,ihey are boil
They speak “dgljniy;
, but cost no more than Ol’dillEl‘y
long wear.
overalls.
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mum me 81.50153 1,000 cubic feet. Less 21 discount of 10 cent“
per 1,000 cubic fee: if paid before the 10th of the month.
From the above it will be socnlhat the price of gas actually used has not i
increased over the general rate now in fiect, although the alternative rate has
withdrawn. ‘ '
. The service charge of 75 cents per month will be paid by every customer
gardlessof the amount of gas used. The 885 will be Paid f" in addition to thes
charge- Those cuétomerswhojarc now supplied through prepayment (“Quarter
tern will please hots that in the future they will recei
This will be in addition to the money which they deposit in the pre
money they depositbeing merely for the actual gas used:
The net result of this change in gas rates will be to increase the c
ice to all gas customers lay-approximately two and one half cents per day.
We' hope'that this sflnflmount of increase from c
withsuficient redefine to Enable us to continue to supply
sent W are, mam, that. coal and on will Continue to
' .- the cost of those materials maygo to still higher levels. While we
‘- mllhesuficzentntss podfible flan": ifyfllere ape further iota-eases in costs , .
gasjmwfifll'ng‘ sustain!!! WWW input rates may be necessari-
vc a bill for this servic charge. 1
Payment meter, {in
of labor
.z
3901.
hoe n
1'0-
chi"
‘) mo»
0st of 3931""
ach customer will prm'iic ue
gas in Norwalk. The: pre-
be very scarce and
hope the new rule
0 i’
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Norwalk Chronicler