[us here.
iraye and the free. . .- 1;”
uild new;
umber for-in reality 7 lumber;
hinge—not ashizh new as
Our advice to ounfriends and custOmerSis to b
' ‘Do notpvaitmr lowenprices' in
is not high in oomparisoa to other i:
it may be, later W; -7 ’ “
7, Our plans}. specifications an
‘ type of building you may
if L, 1 ' “Mb“ l r A"
" ' MARRIAGE. Argsunoalsfl
Where the river bridge-meets . 7 ‘M :7: 7 - .
‘1- Street. and Washington as m“ swim 7.3 7' ill I,“ DOM?
,. is, where we carry! busi-
On when we have . Goal to '
' and that’s all the time, ’cept
in a while when a cog slips
1 the gear by some whim of fate,
L turd our gait—you’ll always
d bills ofiomak terisls _f
inking about are yours,
‘ inda Brlmhnll of 18 (Sin th stream,
Danbury. were somewhat surprised
when she returned home after an au-
tomobile trip to Poughkeepsie, N. Y.,
and informed them that she was mar-
ried ‘at‘ four o'clock Thursday after-
noon in. Christ‘s church. Pough-
keepsie.‘ to Benjamin Crampton, of
Norwalk. The young people left
Danlbury, Thursday morning. 'Miss
Brimhall accompanying Mr. Cramp-
'ton on a business trip «by- automo~
bile‘to Pouhkeepsle. They were to
be .married in the near future. but
while in 'Poughkeepsie suddenly de-
cided to be married. and went to
Christ church, where the ceremony
was performed. Returning to Dan-l -
bury in the early evening the young 7
couple announced their marriage to
Miss Brimhall's parents, Mr. and ‘Mrs.
C. D. Brimhall. ‘
advice we giveyiou may save you .
y dollars in the cost of your house or repair bill-' '
and talk it over with us any time. 1 .
The Hatch‘ E? Bailey C
SOUTH NORWALK. GONE.
The information and
a’good man
7 S.-“—But not at night or Sun-
days bright nor Saturdays
f m 3; . nor holidays when we
atop to gaze on the flag of the
Be: :mann' SGrocery
W
A. MODNE
{7 12 NORTH mm ST.
avenue, Norwalk. and is a tire sales-
man in the employ of the C. E. Slau-
son company. Mrs. Crampton has a’-7|
ways resided in Danbury, where she
has a large circle. of friends and ac-
quaintances to whom the announce
riage will come a!“ t:
usual during the EurOpean war. Mr. Bu-
Mrs. chanan said that the contract with me
The Best Goods Obtainable at Lowest Price .
Very Best New Potatoes, per pk. ................. . ..........
Del Monte Tomato Sauce, pcvr can
Choice Juicy Grape .f-‘ruit. eacn .......... .
Very Best Creamery Butter per lb ...............
Richardson 8:. Robbins Chicken Broth, can ......... . ...........
Best Bermuda Onions, 3 lbs for ............... ‘.‘.....- .....
Magnolia or Clover Milk, pc'r K ‘
uuuuuuuuuuuu e.---0a.'..-...
....................
ment of her mar
can ......................... _. . . . a surprise.
Campbell’s Pork and Beans, 2 cans ........... » .................
Rinse Makes Washing easy, 3 packages .....- .................
Wheatsworth Cracker, per package .............................
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee, lb ..... » ................. V ..... ,
Very Best Mixed Tea, por Ibé” ............................
The Best of Everything in the Bakery Line at White
House Bradery. Next to
'A. F. Beckmann Ea“ CO. Inc.
83 Washington St. FREE DELIVERY t’hone 1405.
interest, due to the fact that .
(Hampton was one of the brides-
maids at the wedding 0 it new
on‘s sister in Norwalk three wee 5
lg... On that occasion Miss Brimhall changed for the old ones without ex-
was the one who caught the bride's,
bouuetq. signifying that she would be i.
the next one of the party to be mar-
ried. in the ln‘stanca it proved to be
true.
tonioblle for a Short wedding trip af7
ter which they will reside in Nor-
es the marriage of her daughter Kar-
iSuInmer School
Morning and After-
" ' noon Classes
MERRILL
Business College
city National Bank Building,
Phne 314-2.
en Hannah Emella. to Frederick
. Schultze’s Saturday Specials
......30clb
...........30clb
........30clb
...l....38c
..........26-38c
............ 26c]
. ......20clb
................ .28clb
......... Z'chh
Norwnlk.
Porterhouse Steak
Sll'lOln Steak Thomas ‘Richnrd Beck on “’edncsday.
coca-con.
,nooooooooooooo
Small Legs Spring Lamb ...... . .....
Prime Rlb Roasts . . '
Forequarters Lamb
Stew Lamb . . . .
Pork Roasts .............. .
“.Glod” Pot Roasts . . . .. . ..
We close Saturdays at 7 RM, Wednesdays at No2__I.-.
Schultze’s; Sanitary Markets
Norwalk—South Norwalk'
.......
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weekend with {fiends in Danllury and
...—...“,
_‘ David W. Raymond _ 7 l
UNDERTAKER
Tillr-Offlccr160973; House, sea.
27 WASHINGTON 31'.
new RED MEN'S BOILOINO.
.77 7 .7 LOOK
JAFFE & ASH
Hill pay you 10 a pound ‘tor
; smight newspaper, 1 14a for
77 ,lngaxines. Best prices for fur-
flare. Telephone 499 or send
postal to 37 Fort St, East Nor-
talk.
——Special Sale Of—
?Summer Dresses
' at $5.98
SUMMER, SPORT HATS
‘1‘?
am;
“ET.
,ray’s Pierce Arrow brougham.
‘3???”
43'm
—_‘—
(a?
;.
seam o
Relatives mm mm? of mo: cine
(Mr. Crampton resides on Belden
r‘.’
1'
A
in price.
The marriage is or more‘thn
Mr. and Mrs. Crampton left by an-
walk. l :
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Mrs. Charles W'. Anderson announc-
Hanford Smith on Saturday. the 19m
day of June, at'Suiith's Island, South
John A. Duly announces the marriage
of his daughter Helen Christina to
the second day of June, at Pittsford.
Va. Mr. and Mrs. Beck sailed from
New York Thursday morning for
England to be away for several
months. Mr. Beck is a well known
Daricn boy.
Miss Anna E, Schmidt and Paul O.
Eiserman Of 7 Day street spent ”in
other parts of Connecticut. going; by
automobile.
Today will occur the wedding of
Miss Eih’el Mills of Scull; $10er to
Harry M. Tiaboul of Brooklyn. Miss
Mills was a very popular kindergarten
teacher in tho Daricn Center scanl.
Mr. and Mrs. Tleb‘out will refilde at
Baltimore. Md.
Mrs. B. M. Richards oi Flax Hill
Road left for Springfield today. where
she will meet her daughter, -irs. Ar-
thur '1‘. Murray. They will motor to
Boston to attend the commencement
dill: exercises at Wellesley College.
The trip will be made in Mrs. Mur-
HEARING ON SCHOOL
BUDGET DE‘VELOPS
' INTO A STORMY SES-
SION ‘
(Continued trom First page)
"disgrace to humanity” clause restorv
ed the normal balance.
Christian Swartz pleaded with the
board to be liberal. He and the may-
or had a stimulating dispute. and SO
$3.98, $4.98, $5.98
THE' HARDWARE &
{g ' AUTO SUPPLY co.
' 42 Water St.
f - Generator Brushes ,’
our and Greases ' «1
flooony Gasoline and Kerosene
2A FAVORITE MELODY FOR
YOUR VICTOR COLLECTION
64306—Perfect Day
74534—Farewe11 to Thee
64992-—Tlle Wren ‘
70061—Roamin‘ in the GloaIiin’
60106—Wee Hoose Hang th: Heather
87514—0221 Folks at Home 7
89094~55ing Me to Sleep
37301—1 Love to Tell the Story
none 1215-5. So. Norwalk, 0t.
7mm Parts, Starter and
Gluck nd Male Chorus
'r-ristewart Speedometer Parts“ Galli-Gurci
“to Supplies, Tires and Tubes
Gluck and Zimbalist
Homer and Male Chorus
G. H. Hedenberz. Prop.
did the mayor and Judge Light. “Dc-
corous toes werer they." Mr. Light
was impassioned, but very courteous.
even when he said: -
“This board is our board! This
board belongs to the peoplef And
9 come here and tell.you what we
want."
But General Frost brought back the
acid tohe to the meeting by rising. as
soon as Mr. Light was through. and
asking permission “to talk through
my hat some more." He and the may-
or had a lengthy battle. He had one
set of figures. and the mayor had an-
other. and the two didn‘t jibe. John
Cavanagh interrupted General Frest,
with a demand'f6r thei floor. which
( Mr. Crampmew maps are leaned,
, SATURDAY, mm 12 1m
The Good Old Summer Time
’And every department is azlow with seasonable things including a number
of money saving SDeCiOlS. ~ 37' it no is ab no music? ‘
ALL OF THE SUITS. COATS. SEPARATE CLOTH SKIRTS ~ 'F‘ 7H:
Of Interrailnar modes in the most wanted shades and fabrics greatly reduced
DON’T MISS THE SILK STOCKING SPECIAL
SEE THE NEW STOCK or BATHING SUITS sees s
7.322572: 77 BATEING CAPS. SHOES. STOCKINGS and TIGHTS
mug SURF CLOTH and SKINNER SATIN FOR BATIIINGSUITS
"1 Hyatt
-—Norwalk’s Leadingpry Goods Store—-
' o‘
7::
l HIGH SOHOOL LOSES AGAIN.
The Norwalk High School "call
manufacturers was?“ such that when» team went to Danbury yesterday, and
showing the
'boundary lines, they will be ex-
pense to the board. He had to repeat
the statement several times, before
the subject of maps was dropped.
3. L. Henry. a. member Oi the board
of education, rOse to speak as a "pub-
lic citizen." He said, "When 1 receiv-
ed my tax bill las‘tyear..nnd.i'ound it
some twenty dollars less than the
year before. Pwas not; pleased. i
would rather have had that, money go
to theschools. I am willing to have
it go back to the schools now—and l
need the money." There was ap—
plause, and more wrangling. and an
other man arose and demanded the
door. The, mayor saiIf,“'The gentle-
man will please give his name." "My
name is MacGregor. and i come from
Scotland," was the» answer. amid
laughter from those around. Then Mr.
Mac-Gregor proceeded to complain of
filthy sanitary conditions at the Cen-
ter_ school. After a llille more wrang-
ling. the meeting adjourned.
The whole attitude of The board.
throughout. was that of seeking to
avoid every expenditure that possib-
ly could be avoided.» In his address.
General Frost said. “There is a dill
{cl-once between an economical gov»
eminent. and a parsimonious govern—
ment. that destroys the interests and
properly of the city." ‘Vl'hicll
Estimate.» one yet knows, of course.
except the members Of lhe board
lhemSclvcs. but it' will be. cco~
nomicalhat any rate.
The mayor closed.tlic meeting by
man who will probably be nominated
at Chicago"-llc didn‘t mention the
man‘s name. It was a statement to
the effect that now that the War Is
over. it is the duty Of the government
to adopt an attitude Of strict econ-
people, not all lO_tllcm by new
ventures."
LOOK
David Rudolf paying the best
prices. $1.20 for .00 lbs. of
newspapers. $150 for 100 lbs.
«Of magzincs. Best prices for
all junk. 7
35 Raymond Street, Tel. 934»
a
Specials for the
Week ’
Full Weight Pure Condensed
Milk, a can . . ...... . . . . 210
N. Y. State Pea Beans, . 10c lb
‘ ‘ Hike Brand Milk, 3 can . . 11c
Polo Brand Pork and Bonus
0. can 11c
Gen.‘ Frost refused to yield." others
arose to take a hand. The mayor at-
tempted to calm the storm by calling
the time limit. and htat made it rise
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO VISIT 003 VI lTOR
’ .7 14:30 p. m. evenings
‘ : , 7‘9 pr m.
SIGHT
ifiiloblct.
RICIIARD L. GOOD
- ‘ Registered Optometrist
n and
Optician
' 57 COmmercial Bld .
7 Phone 2423 g
DEPOPTMENT AND REAR SHESE OR. ANY OTHER
CORDS PLAYED. ' ‘
THEHAMI
imam; m. Wed. and Sat. W 7 :7 7
TON SHQ
. 49 WALL STREET. '
z GEHEBE’S. l
IT'S HERE I? IT’S aousnwa’sn. .
. FOR THE JUNE BRIDE
' Attractive. Suggestions for Gifts
Sparkling Cut Glass, Shiny Silverware, Dainty Pieces in China,
.7 Poor eyesight often leads to ill:
m Much blindness might be-
immitcd by proper attention to
flu oyeS. Neglect is almost crimi-
nal when relief is so easily on.
Prompt
Delivery
”Q-“fion‘t put it off another day.‘
puc glasses will add comfort and
Marc towyour life. Come in
Now Located at Suite 203.
Eyre): Glass Oven Ware, Beautiful Aluminum, Glass lced- Tea Sets.
All kinds ofuscfui and attractive ’ Kitchen utensils for young
people just starting housekeeping. . . . _ .
..-... ............
Ian pmrmc ,
higher created in the thunders of Mr.
McMahon, “The power that created
'you and this board gayg us all the
right ’to have a public meeting here
lwithout limit of time." Then the
.others appeared satisfied, ’forthwith
their claims to the floor-Pros: sat
down with his Speech forever un-
lfinlshed, and the rest of the meeting
Awas more formal and quiet--as If the
storm had spent itself. .
But there were little gusts and ed-
dies just, the Same. The mayor and
the members Of the Board at Educa-
tion argued over nearly every item,
*tho mayor trying to'prove them one
necessary. the Board of. Education try—
},ln‘g to show why they were needed.
‘Dr. Tracyansw‘ered most of the (1113:38-
itions. He said Stamford, Bridgeport.
and Darien Were paying more io'thflr
Iteachers than Norwalk. He explained
{that the new state law redulrlng all
’children betWeen the ages of fourteen
and sixteen; who leave School before
they hare completed the eighth We:
7&1 work, to attend evening “11001
'was the reason for the increase in
dated answerer had been sent .to tire
mayor use J'pi‘esent,” while perhaps
not a fair sample otthe average. was
sword-lama 1 in no wane. ‘condm‘m
O. NorWalk
one ciiosss, urge a Ids Godlike?
5:; ms at
SauthNorwalk »
ythan some firepl- slit, thou tithe”:
~There was-a little t 7. , on Thin!—
Q 58
A. STULIL“.
readingtrom the work of “the gentle»
only, and “reduce the burdens of the ,
sustained another defeat at the hams
Of the Danbury high School,1eam.
The score was 1 to 3. Thsi ends the
season for the local highs. On Wed
nesday the locals lost to the Grccrr
wsigh high school nine by the score of
1 - .
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...—.a—
1
H.Kriegcr&Co.
' Ready-to-wcar Clothes
for the whole family on
SOUTH NORWALK’S
Live Poultry
MARKET
SDECIALS FOR SATUR-
DAY. JUNE 12. 1920
Roosters 26c lb
Young Roosters 30c lb
o
Killed and Dressed While
‘ You Wait
P. NOVICK
will be the allitudc nf’tllo Board or 9 Bouton St“
1 South Norwalk. Conn.
Tel. 1562.
Fowl 48cm...
easy payments.
BELIEVE YOUR 00m
By Taking i‘,
Baxter’s Cough Sm: ‘
.....numumuw' ' '
"* ‘Hmu
WELDING and Bulimia
Ir..--_7
Of everv kind we. do.‘ .2311 me-
tals can be SllCt‘t‘fir‘llllg‘; am-
! am now at 52 South
‘ Main Street. Music Hall
Block.
A. W; HODGE
Sporting Goods-Bicycles.
Trunks—Harness.
alaamated. if Cllll’lbll'll in us.
Automoble l‘utll‘lr'. nuachln
erv. etc. civcn cul‘lllll 21‘s
tention.
Try Us For Satisfactory"
Work.
..FOR SALE—4 cylinder.
Buick tourinc car: .1 lord
tourmg. 7
SOUTH NORWA Lit At T O
REPAIR CO.
122 South Main St.
Phone 301. Smith Norma.
g o
Re—Created MUSIC?
The United StutesGovtrn-
ment has given excluswe right
.24 Cottage. Street _
REMEMBER
‘ 7 LOOAI. Adm
f Henry A. Hegelem
warren, Southflorm , :uei.
TO THE‘ PUBLIC!
- The word ‘fIntcrnat'o ”7 on a - 7 7
.f is m ..smfiggn on .71.; Dressmaker. and Farrier
In order to keep our help rm members. at 11777
during the summer months broom? «the gums Should "X ‘3‘:
' we are ofl’crinz summer cavities filled before mv pi“.
skirts madeto order from Teeth which WWW“
Place 375392719: fogyour Inter - 4
national One-Pipe Restore—Now. $25-09 Ill). 7
NeWYork.Ladiesflrailor ship are my stall
to the use of the wcrk RE-
CREATED as applied tophcno-
graphs to Thomas A. Edison.
7 V
SlfzeNl‘LW lEDlSGh ,,
“The Phonograph with a Soul:
On this one marvelous mun-
cal instrument alone. is it. pos-
sible to Obtain RECREATED
Music—the kind that leaves
nothing more to be cleared.
COME—JUDGE FOR YOUR-
SELF.
Alfred FoxPiauoCo.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONL '
The Care ofillgfeeth
is a matter which rmwmu
tion of every prudwn; 1H
ginning early in “lo. mtl.
done 10 render them «‘1
l‘l Al}.
N
should not he allowed #2! mil
ing an untidy amu‘nl'ntsw. a.
a healthy condition, the a. '1 .
iulccr drives a plillwnf m 1::77
can be straightened :md . _
that no one need haw on}.
Best materials and from
dams.
, ..‘ “an
\H_ , ..4.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
50ml. Non/mik-
15 50. Main Stup- M4710 8p.“
’ Hours—44 A. M. to b
var-4i: safeguard: the intending 11 North me. emu.
Wo . l . . Phone 336-3. ..
:ouronr, econom.nsmn .. - . .
repaired Rentals. $5
new number man
FLUIISEH.
Winona. Mach 8! Special Supper includin‘
ntment Only-
“ Sundays by APP“
smith. Underwood, ND CHINESE
burgh; uglier that ‘ em. SuperintenoL 57.. cm in and 191; m explain our 7‘ _
zen uc arran ,7that. new ’IeXt~- * 1 ' , -. ~ .7 Remington, all other ' AME AN A
books were needed,~ that the dilapr Easy rayment I’m 7 1 - . "makes; sold. rented. ‘ R§ESTAURANT 30 m
11 :30 to 2:
Regular Dinner
' ' Sunday Full ' .
‘ 13 North Mam Street
11:30 to 1 a. n1.
Phone 2253 'fl’
Norwalk Chronicler