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d e The Norwalk High baseball team
A REMARKABLE
HAT SALE
will inaugurate its local Benson here. The Eagle A. C. will hold an hi",
tomorrow, at the Baxter Grounds. lportant meeting. this evening. at I.
\nth Stamford as the opponents. On club rooms. at Grecnberg's. The all.
}Materialsmf or Spring
and summer Wear
In
Saturday they will clash with Walling- lion-ins: will please he present: ml ll;
Wino ('3
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ford. at VVallingford. lGreenberz. John Homick.
A debating society is being formed Howe. \\'illiam Keri. Joe Keri. Jn‘
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Newcllfi? Murray. I
Voiles. Batiste, F'hxom, Dimitiel.
All This Week
' A ferret was found calmly .amblin
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”L“ S AND WOMEN 5 along hlmn street yesterday afternoon
by J. Marshall according to a report
made to the uptown police.
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Following the reuigar meeting of
tln- Daughters of Scotia Lodge tonight
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lGSEl’H DAVIS
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. ill‘l time. will be enjoyed,
‘ sou-4's”,
’fh' re .will be an important meeting
. w H ,~ l\orwalk Police Association at
in Im- Headquarters. City hall. tomor~
{.5 Waqhwgton Street
9; So. Nc'wa‘k, Conn.
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,. \x, Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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——'Buy your coal at Harris and Gaunt
A horse. grazing in a vacant lot op-
pon the New England Cereal com-
l‘ymn‘s plant on “'infieid street. Third
district, was reported to the police...
The owner was notified.
c, Not The April meeting of Norwalk'
, , .l-1..(‘hapler. I). A. R.. will be, postponed
‘ ., _ . ("or one wcck hecnuse of thu- ohmncc
2 of thc regent and delegates to the Na-
‘ ‘ _- r . who ililbfiill convention in \‘t'ashinglou D
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L ‘W‘W’ il‘l'll“ Mrs. (‘harlott Crashy. Mrs. Alice
v " ’ " l'hlr-. Mrs. Jennie Soderlund and Miss
7 ‘ ("um Leatherland today , arc rcpr'e-
" ‘ \.. imagining Our Sisters’ Rebekah Lodge.
w .H H5 ll 0. H. I-‘.. at the State ansemblyl
: I”. q SW ‘xxhich is being held in Meridr-n.
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. N .2 1“ ~ Third day of Buy-A-Vew-Rccord-l
5 ‘\\'i~cl;. Opera and Comics. Donnelly's.
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t I.— M Harris A ho) named Ilo_\t. living: on St.
John slrm't. Third district. reported to
I _llll police at 5» o'clock Inst night that
ihw hicu‘h- had been stolen. 'l‘h'ts
‘lnnrnilig at 7:32“ o'clock the police re-
‘(wht‘il .‘I report that the picycle had
lite-nil recon-rm! {it (‘ulf Pasture Bench.
'u lil‘l‘t‘ it had been abandoned. ‘
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i‘urtm: r John J. I‘licla‘u. will he at
Vll~ (‘itv hall this :ll’tcrnoon at 3i
«.‘i-lm-k to (-mnlnct his inquest into the'
‘(llhllll «it (‘lnistophcr S. Adams of
‘.l\\'.‘l‘\‘
ill.
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'I' th-
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' tlu .\‘or\\;.ll\ hospital as the rt-sult of
n§ l \.- :ll‘ :tulnnmliilc- accident at .latnvs' Ililll
- m on tlu- l'oxt road. earl} Sunday even-
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" . I: 'l'lu‘ Not-until; Kiunninns will not
hold :Il!\ lntn-lnon tomorrow at tht-
flzmui .Inmcs inasmuch as the nrgaini
“ill illlliltl :l luncheon at thcl
Fliullwld hotel in lti'i-lgcport in lwl
yzzxrn l)_\ thi- Iridgiport lx'iit'unlan
«v’ih 'l‘hc orunnimlion will {to as a
i-Inl_\ ntztrtins.r from l.llt' Horn] James.
“l‘uw trip “Ill hc made in privntr auto.
. > .. .l v. '. mobiles.
—I{igh grade
i Guns.
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coal at ’IIarris and
.\ rial treat in form of an (‘llll‘lu
lninment “ill lm ol'l'ei'i-tl to lllf‘nlltt‘TS ol'
thr» congregation and Sunday school
m" the l“lt‘:~‘l Congregational church to-
iizt'ht when the conwdv ".ludv. the
”truss." \vill lu- prrStnti-vl l'v tho
i ~. m \\'llfin:: \\'ork4~rs' class of the Sunday
sci ool . ’l‘hc :omedy is a surcvlaug'h-
l1.! provokinr: :it't‘ztir which is well
5m. ’ hen ring.
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‘ ltrirncr Council. Sons and Daugh-
l.ih(rt_v. will hold a special
this cvcninm at which lllll('
B, ’r : l¢<l~t class of candidates will lu‘ rc-
, iiil' Bags, Hiwfl into tho Council. All members:
W” ‘ ‘\‘.lll hmdly illll‘llll this llli't‘llliL”. ll
wylilillOl'lQ liq cxprrtml n goodly numhcr of mem—
lwr; will no to Newf‘unuan tomorrow
when the travelimz' nutmct:
(“iii 1w Inkmi to (dive liranch in_.\'cw
’l‘hc mr-mhr-rs Will nit-Wt at
tvtuith
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hilt-ill";
It \’l min:
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l‘nlmzni
.._ 'Ilw lmlm- rooms at sr-vt-n o‘clock
““LK sharp.
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. AVVOY‘NCWBIFYT
I -‘ “'c opr-n a store on Saturdav. .Apl'lll
l; in on 41 Wntor so So. Norwnlk. ot'
» Sil't‘t)!lIl-ll.’ln(l furniture. dishes. gas
i: ‘ranrrcs. stoves. oil stoves, carpets.
,» ‘ kitchen utensils and furnishings. an—
;; , llL'fllCS, etc,
l‘ ~ ‘31ch and Ash Tel. 490..
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l . “ ‘ Ass’lciation has estimated
l "t practical é. ‘ ,
that out of every 100 young
'szimzini
very suc-
mcn starting life:
One is very rich at 65; 3 are
well-to-do; 6 self-supporting: 36
have died, and the remaining 54
n the
A —are dependent.
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to stand at that age. Our i
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savings department will help
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you decide. .
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THE
‘CITY NATIONAL
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at Red Men's hall, dancing and a so-
..\l.im sll‘l'l‘l. who died Sunday night at"
$9.30 a ton.
'MATTRESSES. PIL . s, BOL-
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MALLORY
HATS
That were $6.10, $7.20, $8.30
at
Entire Stock to Choose from
This Is Your
Opportunity .
Rogers & Stevens
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Battery C. Motorized Artillery. Na-j
tlonal Guards. held a drill last nightj
at the NorWMk armory. '
Six new mcmhers were taken in and
{our loans made at the meeting of the
Norwalk Building Loan and lmcst-
merit Association held yesterday. a
Royal James hotel
yesterday were; Thomas C. Lei-tr. of
Hartford. John M. Brown. of New
York city. and R. “7. Lewis, of Ecl—
mont. Mass.
Guests at the
—Tickcts on snh- at lligh School for
Music chthul Thursday and Frida}
Night, 35c.
Visitors from Bridgeport were en-l
tertainvd at the meeting of the \\'0m-
cn of Moosehcart Legion. last meninz.
and final plans were lT‘lildt‘ tor ”11:;
dance to he held the evening of lay
6th. at Town Assvmlvlv hall.
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——Poultry Feeds. Devtne Bros.
Lincoln Council Drum Corps has
planned for {t tlafll‘e on' l’ridny (-vt-ning,
at the rooms in “'ashlngton Fll‘l‘t‘l.i
and will introduce a number of novvl;
features including spot light daiict~,i
shaddfi'. Etc. ”Tfi’e coinmittee \\':-nt in.
New Yd‘rk yesterday. and. secured!
more instruments. '
I'lvaminations for drug chrks will.
lie token I-‘riulzu morning lit-fore thc‘
Connecticut State lioztrd of l‘hzirinacy.’
luv the following“ local young mi-n..
Harry Kcish-r or Hum-it‘s drug: stow:
llnlph (iiirticld ol' l'lnlstmi‘s drug: Slot‘l'
and l-‘rr--l (‘, Collins of the Drum
drlm‘ store. The (*xnniinutions will
start at 9 a. m.
—Scrntch Grain. Dcyine Bros.
At least two hundred pcople “ill
attend the hall to lw nixen in thi- lint.
Friday night hy tin
(‘ollr-nc nt‘ .\'c\v ltoc‘hi-lle :iimunnc.
Eighty tivw tickets, each :idmittin: a
lndv and gentleman, llil\4" lieu-n dispow
mi .of and l-_\‘ the nicht of the hall. i1
is expected that this numlwr will
reach one hundred. The proceeds of
the hall will go toward thv lulildin:
fund of the .\'t-\\' Rocltcl'c Chill-:10.
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——Coal at lowest prices.
Gans.
til James huh-l
Harris and
h'—£—————
'Thc Stnic llvntal association. which.
is holding its thrcc days” (‘OnYt'ltllOlli
in \Vutcrhurv. opening: tomorrow. \"lll'
spcziki-r of special interest.‘
Dr. Harvey \\'ihv,\. i-\i-crt in llit' ll‘ovo-l:
lvurcan of \Vushinpton. it. C. hr, \\ il.l
(-v will talk on "Genesis and the (‘nrci
oi‘ the 'l‘vcth." chr-r speakers “'illi
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have a s a
he hr. Alfred C. Foncs. of Bridgeport
and ' Dr. H. C. Ferris. of New York.
Among the local dentists who are cv—
rH-r‘tcd to attend the cnnvention on mic
or the thrcc days are: Dr. Thomas l-.
Clunc. llr. J. J. Millard. Dr. Russell
1‘. Morgan. I‘Irs. \\'. H. and Stanley
lluldwin. ltr. H. il. Ilcl‘t'cran and Dr.
\Vm. L. \Vccd.
—-Tickcts: on sale ata-Iljgh School. for
Music Festival Thursday and l'riday
Night. 35c.
mu (u'xs‘izo "nanny.
lt‘Uli'l' \\’iilGl{T. Fishers Island.
N. Y.. April 241.77 «Four iii-inch guns
costing: the govt-Fitment strumped—\i'tre
sold at puhlic auction today for Soil-3.
The guns weigh 610 tons and sold for
They were part of the
coast defense of Long Island Sound.
THE FACTORY
FROM THE HOME
TO
cor”J
Sold on our sass; paymen teed
renova’ satisfaction gasran .
Dam us a' card or .teiephmc 3711.1”
ve to .7 . _ , 5
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Introducing the
“Perfecto
SHIRTS
FOR MEN
The SHIRT that is
“Substantially Dif—
ferent.”
99
They embody all the requirements that a shirt needs. All
materials uer are of exclusive patterns and of a texture that
is guaranteed to wear. -
Prices Range From $2 up
Sizes from 14 to 171/2
They are Guaranteed to \N ear. A New
Shirt if They Don’t.
Prompt
Delivery
Gehebe’s
It's Here If It's Houseware.
SPRING TIME NEEDS
Lawn LIOWPT\. Iron and Wooden Rakes. Garden Forks and
lines, Ladies” Garden Sets, Rubber limo, Spades
and Shovels. \thclharrmvs and
Galvanized \Vatcring Pets,
25 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NOBWALK
t. plan. Also ’
JACOBY’S
New Store
. SPECIAL ' SALE OF
SUITS and COATS
$15.00 All Wool Jersey Suits. . . ‘. . . . $10.98
$25 to $30 All \Vool Tricotine Suits. 3519.50
$16.50 Polo Coats . . . . . . . . ........ $12.98
$25t0$30Wraps.................$19.50
Let the Victrola’ help
you entertain your
. ., callers
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Crux .. :. Sula, Normandy Gmglmms. Clothiers and Ful'nishers by room 14. {or the sophomores. A Gunzy. Horace Montana“. wing-I.
Van Raalte -=: and Percale. > » f committee. composed of Charles Nash. lO'Brien. Albert Chantal-i, Stephen 3"-
“Merrill" :J i . "mum WHO KNOW” Bernard Fineson. Margaret Hoyt and ‘dor. Frederick Shaw. Andrew Stew.
' H a . . W , Ruth McMahon. are busily forming :1 Names 'l‘ookcr. Andrvw \\:ll$l\. ‘3-
thoemx a ‘5 ‘ 47 West W hl 153 wasmngmn Street South Norwalk constitution. After the society is WI-ll ;ccnt Reynolds. Ri-adt- M; new. I”—
1ll at am m . . .. - '9 . formed. all sophomores will be ellgihi’a ’crl Mitchell and (‘haili-s Mrchell.
. 7‘. :1 Undgf Mahackemo HM ‘ KEELER BUILDING to join. hfuch credit is due to hllssi The Eagle A. C. hasvlm ‘ team in
Fllh HOMCFY Sale :9 so” NONI“: l ‘ ,1, Butler. the English teacher, who playthe Mohegans. on Saturday ab
; l * formed the club. .1. R. M. noon. at the Baxter Grour 2.5
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THIRD DAY
“Buy a New Record Wet ‘ .”
Operatic Day and Comic Day.
HAVE YOU TREATED YOUR VICTROLA TO
NEW TUNES YET?
ME
A FEW
Operas Comics
> to select from to laugh at
Aida .. . . .. . .
Cavaleria Rusticana. Uncle Joshs Laughing bong
Carmen. On a SII‘I’PI (Val'
Africana The Honey Bees
Dinorah Buying an Automobile
'Gioconda Village. Gossips
ll Trovatore Getting a Hair Cut
Lakme No News
Mignon Bake Dat Chicken l’ic
Pagliacci The Virginian Judge
Rigoletto Matrimonial Dlflicullicr:
Tannhauser (‘ohcn at the Phone
Traviata Cohen‘s Wedding
$1.00
Down Will Bring a V ICTROLA to Your
Home. Balance in Small Monthly
Payments.
DONNELLY’S
16-18 South Main Street, South Norwalk
Help celebrate ‘ ‘Buy—a—NewReccrd-Week. ' ’
Get a Record of Your Favorite Opera or Comic Selection.
Stop in After the Show—Open till 10 p. m.
MASONS BUILDING MATERIAL
has been substantially reduced, in some cases as much as 40 pnr cent.
from the high price of last season. We can supply promptly anything
the mason needs.
COAL
is now being ordered for the coming season, the spring price reduction
having been made. The memory of last season‘s experience
should prompt the provident householder to take advantage of today’s
favorable delivery conditions.
Norwalk Coal 69’ Supply Co.
108 Water 812., .Tel. 113 South Norwalk, Conn.
MITCHELLS $1750
(F. O. 8. Factory)
MAXWELL.. .....
(F. O. B. Factory)
CHALMERS ..
$995
$1,795
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(F. o. B. Factory)
OAKLAND SENSIBLE SIX
Fivfipassenger open car .. $1.995 Four-passenger comm $2.065
Two passenger roadster... $1,295 Five passenger sedan $2.085
Above prices f. o. b. Pontiac, Mich.
Additional for wire wheel equipment ........................ $85.00
TYDOL GAS
ACCESSORIES IN STORE, 65 RAILROAD AVENUE
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION, RIVER ST.. NORWAIIK
. $1.00 Down
Will Bring a VICTROLA to Your Home.
AUCTION SALE 7 P. M.
Sale in the Morning
Sale in the Afternoon ,l DOLLAFZ
All Invited. Don’t Fail to Attend.
lIust raise cash quickly for the launching: of the
Home-Town Dividend Savings Plan
Will Sacrifice Stock of
Diamonds, Watches, Solid Gold Jewelry,
Cut Glass, Silverware, Clocks, Etc.
These Good: at Auction Sale and Private Sale at
Your Own Prices —
’BRAND’
unwind Opticalsmm ’
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Norwalk Chronicler