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‘:. STRAW HAT
‘-' “'EATHER '
1%. $250, $39 $4). $5 ‘2
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New Striped
Neckwear. -ff.
.2. 51m -3311:
to per 'ccnt. off on Boston Bags at.
J‘Hikt‘lb‘lt'lll S.- Kuplan, 16 80. Main
6‘.
m-liidu- arrangements now to at-
u. d in 6- band concerts front of Pal-l
arc Till-MFG. Monday night at 6 sharp.
'11.”. 3011 “iii hear the village choir.
'nmi s( r- The County Fair with
l n circa flurry of Dinty fame.
Miw Row iii-11mm. ll. N., and Miss
Ami: . l‘wl'm, n. .\'.. of Nonml'k. were
1... t: 4%: 'l‘l.lll'.ntl:li' of Bliss May
it. -r~l. i. or 7 Golden Hill. Bethei.
Plurmlnq and Straw Hats Re-
mmh '. !. ('i‘Brien'a.
.~. .'I mi degree (mm of Dan-
- ni l-luglcs will have charge
::t :l class initiation of
Ill Nol'wailk. next Sunday
> rim . o'clock. and will be
that place by many
the aci'ie.—l)aiibiiry
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lv‘orsythcs of New
5 Malone Field.
:1
'i JOSEPH DAVIS
~"E. K. BANKS
‘the Episcopal and Catholic churches
" vices.
. and destroying his flower beds.
shutout-lush
mumswmw
~8hduln-dsrk0mmm.
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and m colors.
mm mmo «norm.
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Trinity Sunday will be observed in
here tomorrow, with appropriate ser-
—Panamus and straws renovated
Lat O’Briens.
. ,
St. John and Keyser. buildess have
broken ground for a six room bunga~
low on Stuart'avenue, for Joseph Ac-
quino.
William H. Kellogg. of Belden ave-
nue. complained to the pollce last-
night about boys entering his yard
—Ooal for non winter st Harris
sudGsns.
General Superintendent Albert E.
Winchester. of the South Norwalk
Eiectrid “forks. is confined to his
home on Gibson Court with illness.
Mr. and Mrs. William Stun and
daughter Muriel Geraldine of Clifton.
N. J.. are visiting with Mr. Stull's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. Stull. at
East avenue. '
”——
~—Wesley Freckles Barry in “The
County Fair" Palace Monday and
Tuesday. Free concerts by village
band at theatre both nights at 6
sharp.
Mrs. John VVillisms. Cambridge.
Mass. rcportcd to the uptown police
last night that she had lost a bag
containing‘ babies clothes and a sum
of money on the Post Road.
Get your Vlctrola where ."Good
Service is a Habit." Easy terms
Donnelly's 16-18 So. Main St.
Several of the Norwalk members of
Pyramid Temple. A. A. O. N. M. 8..
are to nth-mi the ceremonial session
to be ht-lll In the Casino. Bridgeport,
this evening.
-—l\lake. arrangements now to- at~
' w v'<: of .i‘onnssus Council.
hum. have been notified
next Tuesday evening
l'iilnv‘a Hall. South Main
will be open night.
privileged to invite
There will be a
cigars and drill of
i i:
la in:
ll'li'lltl.
with
ll (till.
._—__——__I
nr-xt “inter at Harris
U:
l
.l.
:ut'
- (Vinyl
and (Lily
a.
for
A lure drill-gallon from Nor-walk
will no to .\':-w llm-cn by automobiles
ioninrlnu‘. to all. ml the reception "rim ni‘Tuir will be known as an “open
sendcrod to Chain “'cizmnn. at the night." There will he refreshments.
ArPnu Among: the local people pres. A
it will be: A. Harris and family. 11’. —Conl at low-est prices. Harris and
(‘00(ll\il‘ hid wire. ll. Temko and 5‘“
famllt', S'wmml lihm‘lm-r and family,
Eiiwzml I\l. Gun»: and family. Messrs. An automobile 'opcrntcd by Arthur
Bern .w & .‘lllinhcrg. L. Golden. A. J_ 31mm”, of 13 Clay street. struck
Milli r, “'illinm K. Finklcr. and I). the fender of an automobile owned
Bursisii. and families. by Frank Dresnan, last night. in
front of the lntter‘s store in Wall
- *l4‘llllt'SY Thousands of dollars street according to a police. report.
‘worth of ll('\\' gown creations by New
York {ml Parisian modisir-s worn by
d'lnrn lx'imlmll Young in "ItllHll" lic—
gt-nl blond») and Tuesday.
,—. ,—
Phofographic Supplies
Cameras. Films, Papers,
Chemicals, etc.
Developing and Printing
Stillson-Powell Corp.
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Vaults Cannot
Burn
Lil—3'- ‘ ‘ Wz‘L-H
in
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3'.
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The very first thins you
would want after I 111’.
would be your fire insur-
ance policy.
Would you need to (it: it
mi of the debris, or is it in
a Safe Deposit Box here
it ith other documents?
*1— .m.
u: A 1.21:1
Boxes, $4 a Year
South Norwalk’
Savings”;
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i sure that anythlnt you P“ 3
in our Safe Deposit Wt 4,.
will not be uflected by Ire. {I
Sometime ask to see how it 3: ‘
is constructed. 1‘
tend frt-c band concerts front of Pat-
;acc Theatre Monday night at 6 sharp.
.Therc you will hear the village choir.
gThr-n soc 'l‘he County Fair with
ili‘recltles Barry of Dlnty fame.
——l‘unnmas and straws renovated
at O'Briens.
(in Tuesday evening. Nov 24th. a
mock trial will br- given by Ponassus
Council. It. A.. at the lodge rooms.
together with a drill of the degree
team. A cordial invitation is extend-
ed to all members of the council to
attend and bring a friend with them.
The fender of the Bresnnn machine
was bent but the matter was settled
amicably between the two pat-tics
concerned.
W‘Vomen's two great advantages.
power to win man and silence in
kf'l-p him. Flee Clam Kimball Young
‘ln "lIle‘ll" Regent Monday and TueS-
do}:
The Fedora] Rcservc Ranking Sys-
tem will be discussed at tomorrow's
meeting of the Sunday Club.
Churlcs lit. ll’oyt. treasurer of the
South Nor-walk Trust Co.. will lead in
the discussion. This club meets at
.elevcn o'clock Standard
‘ South Norwnlk Congregational church
and all citizens interested in the sub-
jcct of thc day are cordially invited
to attend.
-l.adies! Thousands of
_ worth of new gown creatiOns by New
York and Parisian mediates worn by
Clara. Kimbnll Young in “Hush" Re-
gcnt Monday and Tuesday.
The Bureau of Missing Persons in
Bridgeport this morning notified the
local police that Walter Sherron.
aged 60 years. had committed suicide
in :7. Bridgeport restaurant about 11
taken to the undertaking parlors of
Mullins 6L- Redg‘ate.
known in Bridgeport. and the notifi-
cation was sent out to all police de-
relatives could be found.
i.
BLUE STONE FOR
DRIVEWAYS
A well kept place, with
velvety lawns and clipped
hedges only needs, to com-
ete the picture, a driveway of
lucstone. ‘
Attractive surroundings not
only please the eye but enhance
the value of the property'
4 :
time in thc
dollars
o'clock last night. The remains were
The man Is un-
pnrtmcnis in the hope that trace of
Miss Frieda Blanch. of 7 Grant
street, complained to the uptown po-
lice mm about m breaking
the picket fence and gate at her
home. as well as dsswoyln: a ilower
bed. Oillcer Remand unwanted.
—Norwalks vs. Forsythes 01 New
Haven. Sunday 2:15 unions Field.
A demonstrstlon or school dances
w the pupils o “be Benita. Virginia.
School of Dancing and Its Related
mmuheplscetsnixhtstthe‘
Bridmrt W School Auditorium.
Among the Nor-welt owns taking
part are the Miss-s midred Allen-
my Anderson. Beatrice and Benita
Golden and Audrey Shins. .
-—Woruen’s two great advantages.
pow“- to win mnn and silence to
keep him. See Clara Kimball Young
in "Hush" Regent Monday and Tues.
«13?.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Hills, of
Ainsbury. up... are the. week-end
guests of Charles H. Harris. of Ponus
avenue. Mr. Hillsis the head of the
Biddle and.8mart comm; «unnu-
facturer of Hudson automobile bod-
ies. M’r. Harris will entertain his
nests with a mullet dance at the
Nor-walk Country Club. this’evening.
The uptown police were asked last
night to keep a lookout for an 'suto-
mobUe containing two men wanted
by thepoilce ogrl'lye, N. Y.
#
——Rummase Bale. under the- sus-
pices or‘ Eureka Rebekah Lodz-r.
Tuesday and‘ Wednesday. May 24th
and 25th. on Elizabeth street. near
South Main street. Doors open..10
a. m.
The Rev. Fred Bunker D. D. pas-
tor of the. Congrefittional Church of
Wilton addressed the Men's Assem-
bly of the Norwnlk M. E. Church last
evening on the subject ”'flie Business
End of Missions." Dr. Bunker pres-
ented his theme in a. most engaging
way. pointing out some of the many
things that a. missionary has to do
besides preaching and teaching re.-
llgion. as we think of teaching and
preaching. The address was received
with marked interest. and the hope
was cxpressed that Dr. Bunker might
be heard again.
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—-8eltesea clam chowder dclicioua.
ccouomical. everybody likes it.
George it Lockwood has been con-
fluedto his home on Hillside street
duds: the "Mini: sciatica.
m .
Mr. and Mrs- Altred Goldschiuidt.
of Concurq stmet. are melding a few
days in Atlantic City. New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice H. Nuttlnt.
of Putnam avenue. are spending Sun»-
day with triends in New Ierser.
Miss Edith Bodweil. o! Denim.
is spending the week-end with her.
slur ms- Sadie Bode-ell.
HEAD NO LICENSE
monsoon-amen.
the second arrest to keep the store
clued until Monday. but under peo-
test. and on advice 01 his counsel.
Speakin to a Sentinel reporter m.
Hartnig stated that he hwd applied. to
City Clerk Irving D. Robertson for a.
license locally. but that it was refused
because he had no state license.
The statues. which come under
Chapter 165. of the Public acts of
1918. are in conflict in two places. In
seetlon 3014 it stun that I. state ll-
cense must be obtained and a bend
ors. In section 3020 it states that n
license can be issued to ex—ssrvlos
men possession honorable discharges.
which both Mr. Hamil; and his
partner. who conduct their Bridgeport
and Meriden stores under the name of
”The Main Bargain Store." and which
name they intend to apply to the local
store. posses.
They claim. and their counsel claim?!
for them. that they cannot be claued
an “itinerant vendor" inasmuch as
they are having a lease for 3. ion:
term executed and Mr. Hui-mic aid
that he was making negotiations with
Mr. Roodncr. who owns the building.
to have an extension of the lease when
the present lease expires. i
The Nash Engineering company
and the it & G baseball teams are
crossing bats on the Wicks llt. East
Norwalk this afternoon.
Fair weather (meted the opening
day at Roton Point today. and it is
expected that there will be a large
attendance at the Point both this a:-
ternoon and evening.
.A—_—————
—Weslcy Freckles Barry in "The
County Fair" Palace Monday and
Tuesday. Free concerts by village
band at theatre ~ both nights at 6
sharp.
Spencer Hoyt. of “‘oodside avenue.
l-Zust Norwslk a .truck driver for L.
.l. Reynolds. was assaulted on High
street. First District. by Louis Lane.
by calling him a‘vile name this after-
noon. lie was arrested by Ofllcer
l-‘rnnk Raymond.
Probably
,hymoneywill
find;.//
\
.. your silvér,
We have blue stone in 1-2 and
14-inch sizes. Letusquottyeu; .
4 protection against worry
" i'vsiishle now. The yearly-
his succesthC fellow who
'fotlucltinsteadof ;%v. q
. if“? /_:' .81m95
securities, and
your summer holiday. Your mind
from care whenever and wherever you. go.
undera stmin you’ll certainly gain—nothing!
can penetrate our massive
W -. £th who beyond. my.
not by "b mau.‘ rem-ed tutor-muss.
was comd with blood. which.”
of $600 furnished i‘or itinernnt veni- .
incthstbehadcometo this ciwwok-
ucforwolhsndthsthehsdbeenm
when mixed a try! hum:
knife of the deer toot handle type.
an! s movable blade. was found in.
iii-pocket. Thebmotthemm
which has 5 metal plate. strolls: to 1
horse shoe. on the horn of the hoof.
fresh. .
Fulchio gave his name and add
bInJaeycnd saying the‘words quoted.
at the Worth: My. ref!“
further information;
This morning he waubrvutbt to po-
lice headquarters. whenbe we, tar.
Ml.“ PM“
Cs-psdl'.
Cum-smash.-
Hem
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NORWALK FOR NORWALKERS!‘ - 7
.THREE LOAVES OF
TOP NOTCH BREAD
part in
longs
( living
as elusive
asagfcascdpig.
.r/
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South Norwalk Trust'Compeny
s1 'mjflsssc
oing Away
. _ This. Summer
Don’t let undue worry over the
safety of
ether valuables spoil .
should be free.
‘ space—is absolute
and!“ Miller fire nor thieves
vaults. noses and space are
aunt-ugh:
_ SATURDAY, MAY 21 '
AT THE PRICE OF TWO—
2 6 0
TOP NOTCH BREAD is A
HOME product —- made ' under
most sanitary conditions.
A loaf of TOP NOTCH BREAD
weighs one pound and six ouncoe
and retails for
.13c a loaf ‘
At all Grocers.
. Three Loaves at 26c
Once tried and. you w alwaysaskfofTopNotchBreul._
Norwalk Chronicler