losers OM45- ;
IslihtxflllfiTON Smear
SQNOKWALIS.
New Belts, $1.00, $1.50
New Neckwear $1.00.
Shirts $1.25 to $3.50
Athletic Underwear
'nion Suits $1, $1.50
Soft Collars
256, 35¢, 50::
Phoenix Silk Hosiery
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NEEDLE
:ll wEutem suu- Mar mymm
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7 Wm
‘ ‘Speml's Orch. Adm. $1. 00.
, will he closed all
\\ ll'il'r at llarrls‘
FI-l (ml lll‘filll'lls'
sketch.
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\\l'l'k .1 llil :IIIdI
has
(ill‘
. The -Young Hens Social Club held
'3 dance at 187 Washington street.
last evening. which was well attend-
M
swoon
The grand council, R. and S. 11..
of Connecticut. is to meet in New
Haven next Wednesday. June 1.
Union barber shops in Norwalk
any Memorial Day.
but stay open until 9 o'oiook (D. T.)
on Saturday evening.
-—Panamas and straws renovated
at (I'Briens.
“falter F. Conley. late of Albert 1).
Morgan's Hardware Co“ hes taken a
Ipositlon with W. R. Austin, propriet-
‘or of Austin's Garage.
—Kcelers are selling a. hand
clocked silk stocking for $1.75.
I—Bluck and white.
A baby girl has arrived at the
llOnH' of Mr. and Mrs. Mllism E.
0' Reilly. in East avenue. “other
and daughter are doing nicely.
-—— \lcn's llsle socks for 260 a pair
at Kee'ler I Shoe Store.
Miss Grace Nickerson of West ave-
nuI-. local night operator at the local
trit-pllono exchange is convaleulng
at ilII- Norwnlk Hospital after an op-
eration for appendicitis.
-—cos.l at lowest pnoos. Barrie and
1......
All lllC‘IllK‘rs of Douglas Fowler
I-‘nst. Woman's lteiief Corps. are re!
I'IIIIsied to attend the special meeting
‘tII in had this evening at the head—
quaiters.
—'1‘lms(. in search of fine daintiness
III ll.’llltl»lll:i'lt: blouses [or tht~ coming
IzolIIlay. will ilnd their hopes more
than realm-Ii in the special offering
‘at the N. 1‘). Ryan Co.'s store.
i lugs for l>ccorntlon Day, all kinds
lof luggage for \ mutton trips. and tho
\I- l\ l:-Il(st mod ls of lmthing suits for
ladies Inisses and childrem are in
gII- It «in mum] at Tristmm & Hyatt's.
“011' t miss the spt‘t‘inl sale of stylish
suits
windiofl silk stockings from
up at Healers -.0 Store.
, A lllilllb.‘ of the members of the
'tl'allH', plans and commercial dcpsrt-
IIIl-IIts of tho local telephone (Ix-
,IlI.III;:I-. attI-nIlIIl a dance given by
the trail": council of the, Bridgeport
tI-lo-plIonI- (-V‘hnugc. in Colonial him.
Bridgeport. last evening.
chicr's can save you money on
llOHli r)‘.
'l‘hI- policI- yI-strrdny mornimr ro—
co-ircIl word that Mrs. Samuel Frank-
owitt‘ll. ol‘ 3?. (‘IIII- aunun. was Ito»-
IIII-ntml. 'l‘lw «also was reportod to
‘I-ilII chaiiliI-s III-purtmont. Mr.
i-‘Innkouitch. husband of the: woman.
lili‘lll' :il‘lI‘lillfl'llll‘lllfs‘ to intro hcr pluc-
4all in :I Nillllill'llllll.
wvl'nnnmas and straws renovated
;It (I'llriI-ns.
An altar society
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is hoing organized
at St. .lIwI-phs church lly l".'lill(‘r
llurlI-y. ’l‘hI- oIIjI-ct of thc organiza-
illilll is to (Isinl-lish a fund to he used
:It the discretion of the pastor for
ll11\\l|‘.\'. llll(l|N. (to. Mrs. Charles T.
lIiIIIonIl has [Ir-on appointed presi-
IlIIIt of the organization and Miss A.
1:. Hamilton. sccrcary.
l‘aannIzIs and straws rcnovatod
[It (l'nrlt'lls.
Sunday hours will
inc ohscrvetl at
”w Norn'alk post office Monday. May
:10. .‘ll'lllOriiil hay. Postmaster M. J.
Howard announced this morning.
'l‘ll'l‘i “iii In: no delivery of mail
llt‘lllll'l' city or rural. The-re will he
(lllt' ('Ullll‘llnll :It 3 l‘. )1. The lohln)‘
will lII- opt-II for lon‘ holdI-rs from
7:00 a. m. to 5:00 p. m.
—-\Vomcu's Sport Oxfords $2.75 up
at lx'I-I-lcr's Shoo Storr'. I
Holiday hours [or Decoration Day
at the local post-office will he thr-
saml- as on Sunday. 'l‘herc will he no
delhcry by the carrier» and all win-
Ilous will he closed. 'l‘ht-rc will be
but om:- collcctiou and tlIIt will he
in tho business section only at 4:00
1'. 31. standard time. The last mails
for both the East and \Vcst will close
at 0:00 P. M. standard time. Oihm
mulls will he Ills-patched as on othor
days. Lohhy will be open until 6:00
P. M. standard time for thr- bent-fit of
lon holders.
-—NO’l‘I(‘E—-
Store opt-n until 9 P. M. Satu
night. Closed all day Monday.
orial Day.
da 3'
0111';
Milton Ehood.
122 \Vashington St. So. Norwalk.
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North,
rising sav-
so
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indicates
‘I.l..iII'I'
.,. uII the way to
law many pay
":Ilwitrn's in this
Summers Bank.
IIrIK for
F001“
..I,,.-,. Come in
~ I. your account.
‘ij S00th Norwalk.
3 Savingsfiinnk '
F
BLUE STONE FOR
DRIVEWAYS
A well kept place, with
velvety lawns and cl i p p e d
hedges only needs, to com-
plete the picture, a driveway of
bluestone.
Attractive surroundings not
only please the eye but enhance
the value of the property.
Wotan blue stone in 1.2st
14-inch sizes. Let us quote yous
. O \
The Nomalk Cool
8 My Cc-
counselled!
l‘ .
Him Nora 11 Ryan, o! “118,3
liven Company. today
Norwux P warmth” "s
on of ofleers tooki
at s meeting of Indy
e h. or 3. Three
also. initiated. Fol-
ees meeting. refresh-
ments were sewed and veal selec-
tions were in order. There was
dancing.
-Bny yoanoosi st Mes.“
- 'Four con ates were clnuulghted' at;
the meeting
and bought: £33m. last even-‘i
Provo-“ions for-
I
ing. and so e
memsership» resolved. On next
Th uhrdsy evening a‘ social time willbe
held for members and their friends.
F. Ward DeKlyn. and family. of
Dnnbury have opened the DeKlyn
summer place at Pine Point. South
Norwalk. and went there today to re-
nnin until full.
Final arrangements for the Sun-
day Memorial Day exercises were
made into night at s. Mug-of Wit-l
lions McKinley Camp, No. 9.1'. 8. W. l
v. A detonation to tend the dog
day exercises of the lite to be h
June 14 was appointed. Arrange-
ments were also made in connection
with the annunl U. B. W. V. conven-
tion to be held in Weterllury on June
3d and 4th which 'John R. Sosoo and
Louis Zc-llar will attend as delegates.
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nvrrlsn maul: mum's. l
Dealers Look- for No .Greot Advance i
More. Pill. I
The price of butter continues on Its
Ilownwnrd trend. and nearly men do) i
for the pest two weeks there has been
a cut made. in the retail price. Good-
mdes of butter which a month or.
so s. were selling for around fifty
cents a pound. are now offered at
from thirtx- three and thirty- the cents‘
a pound. The cut in the price of thisi
staple article has . been more pro- f
nounoed than in almost any othcrl
food. and the housewife is DIMBIJLl
According to dealt-rs. there is hard-
b' a chance for butter to advance. at
least unt fall. for the production will i
be. at lm onc‘t‘ourth larger than that
of last year. they are told. The num—
ber of cows has not incl-cased. but the
yield. pi-r row. is said to be much
larger. The butter argon is much
earlier this your thanJast. and ."June"
lIIIltI r. the host lWOlllH‘i'd. has be“) Dr-
rlving in the market; in May. “June"
butter is better because the pastures
an- then in the host condition. but the
curly spring brought this condition
III-arty II. month rarlh-r than usual.
lluttcr is now groin}: into Ntnrnm- and
this will lIIIVI- .‘HlllH‘ I-nI-ct on the price
next full and \\‘llllt'l".
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thlwls OI” THIN-3|”. \\‘.\I{!~~ 'I‘f)
ATTEND IKI-ZIJGIUI'S hilltVH'lZ
0N hl‘NIDAY.
“ill in p nIItIlIlt .\lIIIIoIi.Il
I-wrucv. in the South .\'onnlk .\I(‘-llltl
dist Lpiscnpnl clIuiIh. nu Run-LII
twining. at 7 o'clock (standard linir).
'Douirlas Fowler l‘ost. C. .t. it; Span-
ish \VIIr \'Itr1.lns. .‘ll‘l\.ln"‘_\' (.‘Iinuv.
N0. 9: and T-‘rnnk 1‘. Godfrc)‘ l‘IIst.
American Legion. “ill nil :IiiInIl ilII-
SI‘1'\lI'l'. The. belWiCt' will also in- at-
it-IIIlv-Il lI\' Douglas Fowler \\'om-~n's
ItIalir-f (‘orpsz the \\'onIv-n's .-\|l\lll£ll)'.
MI-lx'inlvi' Vamp. Spanish “'nr \"I-lI-r-
ans. and tho llaughtcrs of tho AIIII-I-i—
run Itmolutlon. The Rm: (‘11: mini 8
I‘lnI-F III':.lIIIIl nccrvtnr) of tha- lIIioml
Council of the ClIurIlII-s or (‘ hrist
'l’hf-I (
ill
AmIr'iI 1.1 former pastor of tht Sluth
Nor“: Ilk (‘IInan nation I] thunh. who
scned ou-rscns during the grout “an
has consented to inkc part in thc
sonicc l nci. I l‘ ore-Ii l. Isimun harn-
lst. will assist the MINI in the music
of tho I \ening.
—-!\'(Vl‘!('H-—-
All Amcrican Legion members will
nsst-mhlc at the Armory tomorrow
afternoon at ° o'clock Daylight Time
to particlpatr in funeral services for
Anthony Mulvoy.
J08. BROTHERTON, ("omdr.
—_._... - —, - ...—.._..
—I\'0Tl(‘l-‘.—
All mcmhrrs ot’ Mulvoy-Tarlov
Post No. 603. \‘vtoruuz. of iI‘orc‘zu
“7an will nesrmblc at tho Armory
tomorrow afteruI In :It 3 o'clock Day-
light Time to pz-rt‘I-lpntc in funeral
at rriccsrot Comrmlv Anthony Mulvoy.
”ilhi‘a"
«hone eon to ports unknown.
i...
'serve
9” l‘Ailistsr
l New Bed ford.
immediate menibe
.present dun
the corona
antral” reception 406k piece at
home of the prtde’s parents s!
in. family
At a into hour. Mr. and Mrs.
Woven on handed
*
A score of friends extended s mls»
‘ shower last night to Miss
Jean ‘lchlltster. of Beldes run ase-
ne. xin honor of her
marrbs'e Miss mm was 5...;
surprised. but proved-1° be as
Ie and graceful hostess. She
wee recipient of runny We
sin: 1 cut glass. silver and
Du the evening. musical
danci 'A dainty collation w“
Among those present were:
The
tone. mule Neugebouer. Mary Fobos.’
Tillie; Neugebauer. more Sweeney“
Hart-tit Gohler. Anne. Graham. Fran;
,cis C
lhen. iolet Mott. Laure Martin. Ann
Maw Agnes Mshovtm. lip-e1 Bean,
Anne Collins. Dells. Van Coevering.
Mary 1th Mnry Gilbert. Grece Mc-
Alice Whourne. Bertha
Deyse-nrot‘h. Mn. Dee. Mrs. Thomas
Illoran and Mrs. Ms! Fluke.
F.“ _
Guests at the Roysl James hotel
lest night were: P. ;A. Holmes. 0. H.
'Kroob. G. M. Stunts all of New York
Mir and Mrs. Poul W. Ryder,
Mass" Robert Abel.
New York cliv. and Mr. and flu, A.
Weiss of Hartmrd.
city- .
_ www-
Mr. and Mrs. FM R. Von (ht.
tieberg. of “'estport lvenue. left this
morning by autom‘bblle for Atlsntin
City. whcrc the) will spend the m
end and Memorial Der.
\lr. and hit-s. Charles Scofl'ld of
Norwslk spent Tuesday with his
uncle Tend aunt Mr and “is. George
Lockwood of “Comfort Cottage.”
ILong Ridge.
.._—a
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph “ray and
daughter of Norwslk celled Sunday
on Misses Abigail and Phoebe nay-
mond. Long Ridge. .
Mrs. Emma Jimmerson’ot Norwslk
is the guest of her hrotllernC‘c A.
Bruce and family. in Long Ridge.
W. R. Austin. of Austin’s Ounce.
is in New York today on business.
(
—NUU(‘R.
Cudomers having clothes at The
New York Lsdies' Tailor Shop on
North Main street. must call for same
on or beforc May 28th. as tho bust-
new has been sold.
1”. SOKOLOW. Prop.
The friend in need
is the me whose
deed lIrinzrs succor
IIi' ,, st ress——
in time
like the Swiss dog of
St. BerIrII-Il in the
ice and Show capped
Alps.
A Savings Account in
s strong b;«nk brings
“wear when the need
In most urgent. You
con start one here with
$1.90 or more.
The City
National Bank‘
South Norwslk
J. LOCKHART. Comdr.
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mmanonceremarked
Wotan
Magmatd’eslaboutthe
people
linen“
idec»
’tlons' were in order and there was
s Sadie Powell Agnes 000-;
110. Edne- Goblet Anne M.
s
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low prices. =.
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CHILDREN'S
Play Oxfords
Made in Town
$1. 00 to $2.003 pair
' Big Nine
The best Tennig' Shoe Made
$2. 75 to- $8.50
Others from $129 up
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“BEST VALUES IN TOWN” is the. reason for the larg mai-
pass we do.. Nowhere canyon find Shoes, of an equal grade, a: smell:
BELOW: ARE A m m MIGHT MEREST . YOU
Sport Oxfords
Ton end Block Trimmed
$2.75. to. $8.00
hr. gest. assortment. in town.
$1.50 to Wit-pair},
Women’s Pumps
All the new styles ‘kid. satin. suede:
$3.00 01.58.00.
UNUSUAL VALUES IN HDSIERY. FOR m AND WOMEN
'I- . ‘44 wuss .u «up.
I.”
I“ ‘u‘fi"'
merous to mention.
Corsets
$1.50 Corsets. $1.00
$2.50 Corsest. $1.69
1$3.50 Corsets. $2.45
$4.00 Corsets. $2.85
$5.00 Corsets.
$6.00 Corsets.
$3.95
$4.43
Men’s. W- Shoes ;
Ideal for Summer Wear
$00430 $3.50:
Mme. Jeannet
SOUTH NORWAL‘KKS ' LEADING
CORSETIERE and . GLOVER
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Declaration» Day Specials
Here is a good opportunity to save money on your Holiday Needs.
Unusual bargains offered in every department of this store.
is only a few of the itemsOffere‘d. You will find lots more—too nu-
Call and be convinced.
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Hos1ery
'2 (l0 Pun- Tiiread Silk Hosiery,
white. black undn$1.00
cordovan
I $2.50 Pure Thread Silk Hosiery
in black with white. green,
.. $1.69
(‘loX
$2.50 Pure .Thread Silk Hosiory
eeosveseeos
BRASSIERES
$1.00 Brassieres . . . 69c
$1.50 Brassieres . . . . . 95c
$2.00 Brassieres . . . . $1.25
$300 Brassieres . . . . $1.69
in black. white, brown, Rule-
TIiEIL-calf‘ $1.69
Silk. Full-
$1.95
$3.50 Pure Thread Silk, Full-
K
$3.00 Pure TIIPeId
fashioned Hosi-
n’, black only _
.BANDEAUX
095 Bandeau; 2 for $1.00
$1.00 Bandeaux' .. 69c
$2.008sndeaix $11-35
We- also carry ’tb
Boyshformasdclirclet
$4.00 Bendesux .. $2.95
fashioned Hosiery, black,
‘ brown, Russian calf, navy,
grey. . ‘$2..45T
white . . . .33. ._._.
53. 50 Pure Thread Silk Full-
fashioned outsise hosiery,
:nlxhi’gm . . . $2045
0&5!) Glove Silk Hosiery, Poin.
to: Heels . $2.45)]
for ........._._._.,
i
Below-
\
. SILK
Underwear
$8.00 Satin Shadow-Proof ,
Petticoats. scalloped or lace
"We“ $5.95
for .. . .._.,” ..
$5.00 Crepe de (Thine Bloomer
step—ins , .
for “$3 45 .1... 1
$4. 00 Kavser 5 Italian Silk l V '
\ csts ‘ f—
for ..... . . ._._. . . $2s95 _ 1‘
$6.50 Kayser’s Italian Silk l ,
Marvel fit . J t, . ~-
Bloumers . . . . . .$4o75 l 3‘"
l i.
CARTER’S l ;
Summer Weight Knit ; 5T"
“Underwear ’ . p: 2
$2.50 and $3.00 Union Suite or ‘ t
Envelope Chemise: regular
$1 49
GLOVES
033335........$1 .00
$1.693!
or extra sizes
for . . . . . .
Long Silk
Gloves
56 80er MAIN ST;-
-‘OPEN SAW EWUNTIL 9P. MEETANDABB TIME“.
JEANN ETTE
SOU TH N ORWALKI
Norwalk Chronicler