5.; =25 one eis more
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DITSON BALL— TAPES,
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RYATER WIN GS—
5-31-
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YTHING IN THE L
S.
LIE
16 South M
out door" sports.
ml; of the following supplies are hertz“
T5\NIS RACKETS, SPALDING, WRIGHT AND
THING SUITS— LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN‘S
RUBBER BALLS.
LARGE ASSORTMENT or" FISHING‘TACKLE '
DONNELLY’S
A... i
or less interested in
ETC.
INE OF BASE BALL SUP-
"J
.,
5
5
am Street
Elli NEWS
-.=i (‘1‘ Riverside
whooping
are
cough.
'. . r
_.. v LU
i hold a “gular;
.; in the wignam
. and 001013 Re-
- (‘1rpet Cleaning
Telephone 969.
t"; (V
t" 11‘211'11ralltlcl‘y, 9le ll. 0.
=7”. 11 1'1»--.:ttl:1r meeting this
1 ”:21- ll15r-nport ‘mil: linsz.
1* l0
wrll
1 .
llaunht'ers 0f Casiile
>i1 lt'illlill‘ business meet-
‘_ :~' !t (1
r'. :r's Singing Orchestra at
2 Tue: day. June 22.
_ lfli't‘ (12111101 and en'c;
5- " - 'lze \orv alk Country
' 'rllinz. the N03 “55:1”: lieu;-
'; will close its Sf'lillig sea-
1
, .1 alters of Putnam me
~ 13:. tillllin: f0! Fred Sillilil in
\mk Market first d-s:ri(t.
' is. suffering from an m-
liurz'is K; Gans. That's All.
The Vulcanirin: portion of
.w ,"r_ 3131 M 'in stre ct has been sold
3 .' 3. P. “'1' ill: 1111:. & Son in Am: tony
l ‘r1<i‘.n' 55110 lfltlk (intrrp yestmtla}.
\\ “laws is selling out the res:
' ”Is bu intss, whirll includPtl a
variety of accessories.
was rrcei59tl from the V01-
:v-ozlle \5'h 0 are membcls of the
.; Sinilmis touring in Pmtland
‘ :zri he sessions of the imperial
‘t of that organization say that
ii liming a r05al time.
2 cut the “est (1105 have been
‘ '~:r.i (ntcrtnined lavishly an(L
.‘lll‘es have been so man5
lining that they have found.
to sleep. The pirty is
2 m roach its hotel in Seat-
: :4
it ' ‘15:.
,- 5‘ v
5..
i
in: er’s Sweet Chocolate
15c Cake
Si ill hon-Powell Corp.
So. Norwalk
lnlplm ed 0%:
1:1 ked to be present.i
the:
, A meeting and smoker of the Init-
and Spanish 1ar \eterans will be
held Thur'sda5 night at the arn1or5
—___.
Officer Ga5nor imestigald a com-
plain: that bo5s were creating a dis—
;'=.tu1bznce in back 5ards on Ha5iland
street
-——Harris c; Guns. That’s All.-
i
l \‘cndnl Vnsnlic of .93 South Main
:strcct informed the police that his
“lie had left him and he didn't
know “hole she was.
1 _._._._____
j‘ Officer Reynolds was sent to inves-
tigate a 'complaint that a gang of
bo5s in the rear of the Ha5ilan<i
house were making a disturbance and
breaking window, last night.
,3 Norwalk, during the past few (32155
has been overrun \V lfh street DEG
11.;l1t in Red Mons nail dlers. who have been selling e5'er5- .
thing from can openers to magic
preparations for honing razors
~A large as sortment of Spaldings
Ebathing suits tor ladies and gentle
men will be found at Donnelly 16 So.
Main St. 4—.Also headquarters for Ten'
nis & Baseball suplies. —-La'rge assort-
ment of fishing tackle also on hand.
; Mayer Jeremiah Donovan in anolh
or column issues a call for a special.
meeting of the Board of Estimate and
Taxation to he held in the Council
C‘hambm on the evening of June ’8.
at 8 o'clock.
-l‘..urray's Singing Orchestra at
m: l: on Point. Tuesday, June 22.
James, Forcelino 6 Laura street, re-
noltttl that he had been bitten in the
leg 115 a dog on Railroad avenue It
is believed that the dog is the plop-
t1t5 of \lrs. Knapp of Railroad ave
.1110 Forcelino was referred to the
do;' 55a1'_den
A meeting of Vl'ashington Camp.
No.11 Patriotic Order. Sons of Am-
erica will be held On Saturday e5 en—
;ing when a large class of candidates
twill be initiated. The degree team or
gthe New Britain Camp will be present
and confer the work.
1’ A telephone complaint was made
last night by James Dennis of 112
rWater street that while he was In
Lubrano's saloon. Venerlble Wil-
liams, of 37 Raymond street, aesauit-
fired him, first punching him in the eye
land then drowing a gun on him. 01’-
tficem Loekwood and Gaynor _went off
Ito look for Williams but he was not
Ito be found Dennis was told to see
the prosecutor
c—n—I-iIi—nq
*Roton Point Park, Tues. night.
Murray’s Singing orchestra.
30th,1920.
This dividend will be
J one 12th, 1920:
In I .11: . .. .3 , ‘
Dividend Notice. _,
At a meeting of the Board of Directors_of this.
bank, held this dyy. a dividend to the depositors
was declared at the rate of four '(4) per cent per an:
nnm, from the earnings of the Qinonths ending-June
paid on and after July 10th; 1920.
ALDEN SOLMANS, President,
GEORGE L. WOODWAED Treasurer
entered on pass- -boOks and
:5 so
1'1
.
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t
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names some
msosmr norms:
moron m-s
VACATION TIME!
BATHING sons
PALM BEACH SUITS
OUTING sm'rs
ATHLETIC UNDERWEAR
smw HATS
, E
, SA;
Jioseph- Davis.
85 Washington Street
loom 501mm
—___.__...
Eight~year~old Consuelo Dawson
daughter of A. T. Dawson 0: 3i
Spring street. is going to New I: mean
taiument there. During the war ‘1 “it?
Miss Dawson 5isited manv of the. can
ionments and helped to entertain
the soldiers.
——Roton .Point. Park, Tues.
night.
Murray‘s Singing orchestra.
A large 5 ton truck got on fire F65
terda5 morning and before its owner
could smother the blaze
burned b5 the flames. it could not be
ascertained today who was driving
the truck or who it was owned by- as
ten. people witnessed the accident
and it was drl5en away as soon as
necessary repairs had been made.
—-Harrls & Gans. That’s A11.
——-——._.£__...
Quite a crowd was entertained o1.
“’ashington streetfi near the railroan
b1 1dge ‘Tast night by an ini! cram :.-.u
sician 55111) a large hand msan
mounted on “heels and a megaphone
A b05 kept the organ going and the
musician sang through his mega—
{phone M the close or his song he
i tried to sell sheets of the music
i A baby boy Was born this morning
ito Mr. and Mr: Robert “1111211 o}
New Harem Mrs. “augh was form
erly Ruth Baldwin. the youngest
daughter of Dr. '13s idwln of Noxmalk.
The first lodge card party of {219
i
lseason will be held rcmoirczv aner
110011 at the Nor-walk Country club
under the auspices of the Women's
Board of Directors of the :xorw’alk
Hospital Play begins at 3 oclock
All are welcome and those not having
tickets can purchase them at the club
Prizea will be awarded
—~Roton Point Park Tues., night.
Jimmy's Singing orchestra
.—.._.
-\ band of $250 given for Merrill?
Powers to the chief of police yester-
day as surety that he 55': ii pay the‘S
a week toward the suppbrt of his
wifé and [550 children caused Judge
Vosburgh to defer judgment on his
8856; and order it continued from day
to day; Powers “as represented b5
£55542 '1‘ Dunbar and- his wife by John
J Cunleo. The sum of eight dollars
a week was agreed upon by both plus
ties the agreement to run for Six
months Out of this sum Mrs. Pow
91‘s will hme to support her two chil
liamflq aged 4
M
Pigeons As Fire Fighters.
The pigeon branch of the navy has
H2500 birds. Plenty are available for
the forest patrol. Experiments are
going on constantly in the etfort to in-
crease the eilficientcy of the birds.
».
General Deposits
31%,22756097
This represents 2132‘ accounts
subject to checkranging from
small personal accounts to the
much larger balance of the
manufacturer. A
Our general deposits are more
than those
largest banks in the town com-
of- the next two
bined, and must mean that there
"is somethnig besides. the Cap-
ital and Surplus and Profits
(the largest in town) to at-
tract accounts; 7
this afternoon to recite at an enter- ~
it was badly
dren. \lerritt 1;. 7 5ears old and “'il-
mmer hours
of business.
Beginning Monday June 28, the Summer schedule will go
into effect.
Each day, except Saturdays, the closing hour will be 5
‘ ‘ o’clock
Batu-dams the closing hour will continue to bed o’clock.
Experience has shown us that thisshort’er Summer shop-
ping- day hfi‘been both welcomed’and" helpfulto the
store stafl and has not unduly inconvenienced the
store’s clients. 5
Wfllyon‘join in it. once inure with that hearty goodwill so
appreciated by. every Store worker.
“‘4
Good serges
at $¥.5% yard.
Serges of sturdy texture and in either French or
storm weave; .
”Wool, a yard wide, and full of both service and ap-
pearance.
M Brown green burgundy plum taupe ccpenhagen black
and navy— $1. 5J-
' Mohairs, some for bathing suits in particular and
others for fine and cool Summer clothes.
New and black, a yard to 54 inches wide,—
$1 to $2.50
Checked woolens for suits and for smart, skirts, fine
End-soft and in pretty combinations of black and white—
$55"1
Girl’s" khaki ,
vacation: suits.
color. -
1 Plain smooth good-fitting. middy blouse with patch
podrets. 7 5
Bloomers Aofigood fulness and pleated, roomy and nice-
dbh’ng and“ genuine-"comfort insurance.
Sizes 14 16 18and-20—ex‘tidvalue at $2.50
9 regular $925——
Middy bloomer suits of great. service and 111 true khaki
Second" no“.
’W...
SOCIAL. NOTES
' Miss Lillian London of I oudcu;
street first district motored to Strat-
ford Sunday spending the day with“:
relatives there
A
-..._A-__N .
. ' 5
Samuel Alexander formerly of this,
citv who is one Of the proprietors of;
the Superior Tire Sales companv or;
Paterson N J, spent the week enct
here with relatives.
Parker Lancaster of the Somalia:
Tire 8: Rubber company‘ 5 sales of '
flce has returned after a two ween-5‘“;
.5'acatlon spent with relathes in \or-l '
mom and upper New York state 3
John W Whitehead of East a5 ‘emxe
first disrnct, assistant sales 1\1mger
’of me Nor-walk Tire a; Rubber eta.»
lpany has returned after several
weeks businesa trip in the west.
f“
L A. Bevan,~ county agent or me-
Fairfieid Farm- Kiln-clad, has returned
from the fertility- school conducted at
Kingston, R51. last wé'ek' by the 15a-
tioual Fertilizers association. on his .
return trip hé’ stopped at :f‘erst 1
Ma‘sé. where do attended the afi'z‘mni
day. of \ e \iassachusetts Agricuriurai
college L ’M'. Johnson Fairlield
county club leader, also attended the
conimencém'ent exercises there.
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66o
Visifinpefid‘é for one are announc-
ed by one of Be 71313931: 'stntionary
coxicerna- in America. These can be
supplied in any. style desired, it“ being
important. however. that they. express
in some mentors the dog’s personali-
ty Asvarietr» of'card Mes can be,
(3ij cases; we; believe. ,
re met. in tended to thflf eQWlP-
' out: small imbue: for thee-demote;
Mamet; and, larger: mm 5
line casea US$914! {with atria-33m:
weak—«and are selimg'
Ant AttracnveAxmmster at $7906
We have a very inteflbfing‘disphy‘fi' rugs just ,
' eluded are many choieo'szfistbrs ram harmonious dengue and almob‘t any size , -
you may desire. M are 1-311 of demonic makch-womto'stand’ long and hard
- Grass Rugs, ..:........$9~75
,- TopBrusselIs, .......... $3800
some rugs
- of Wire grass.
Yet the fine big gathering is offered at l“ ,
than usual price ,
. GraSS rugs have won their way into high fa.
for Summer use on porch and for indoor service , '
through the year a .
They are cleanly and cheerful and have a new»
city which makes them very welcome.
Woven from tough wire grass with a stoutw
warp of strong twine, they wear very- well. *
, Almost from the time they were first manufw
tured their patterns have been confined to ” “
cola:- effects oftBn with stencilecl borders in ‘ .
key and similar designs. 1
But here is a collectionwhich includes rich-db»
signs in novel sortstuallover figures and uniqur~
borders. 5 _ 5
And there are unusual celors:-—rose and tan
and-splendid blues and brown andi‘snch t
We have never seen such colors and such pie-air ;
ing designs—~thoy were so attractive that one deals -
er let his enthusiasm run away with his Judgm “
and bought Far too many! 1
Then bolted to find an outlet; so he cut hid «.1
price—end we bought a share of his stock.
Here they are with a wonderful appeal both ill:i
effect and etclnomy.
Regular weight.
41/2 by 7% fly,
Extra. weave.
$1.”; 115"71/ is.
{£13.—
regular $7?
6 by 9 ft,
regular $12 504—31 M
s by 10 ft,
regular $17. 50—4—5" ‘ 2 3 5 ,
9 by 12. ft, ' sf - T 9115 1:2 a:
regular $19.50— 1- m“ i139111111- $22. 50——
Try ai- Promo
cartri e e
Pmo cartridge cameras fold into small space; I!“
easily carried; snap pictures that are clamor! excelleiit; ,
Four dlflérent smcsueoch 420 be your com f ‘
ion on (1357’s outing or com vocation. And how it"
keep for you the enjomlms of of each day! ‘
Talc pictures from 2 1+by3 1-4 inches to 3 14
51/2 incilesé . : $7. 591.031
it'll
nourrh‘jnbor. '
received this week. In-
at special prices, some as low as; $68.06? for 9312 size.
{ Congoicuar Bugs. ‘5 ...-. $19250 j.
Withflg .lsosl..-..~1-L‘mm
Norwalk Chronicler