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So. NORWALK.
HOSIERY
'1; slipping a man’s
into-‘lhzlt holds its
p,»- -— hosiery t h a t
. .L:,': get all “fussed
, on its first date with
3 l.mndry—-bosiery that
:~, gullity and value. ‘
Phoenix Silk
75c the Pair
Black White, Navy,
Cordovan, Gray
‘1 All. the New Fabrics for
Spring and Summer
Apparel
and for Immediate use on addition at
E.K.BANKS
DRY- ooona STORE
Under Hahsekemo Hotel
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Dr. Daniel E. Sullivan and Thomas
-._.,.
Z the week at the Dennis Hotel. at At-
lantic City, have returned at their
homes here.
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—m0 size no mi. Harris a».
cameo. Tel. 721.
.A monthly business meeting of the
Indies' Aid Society of the South Nor-
walk Methodist Episcopal church will
be held tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock daylight saving in the church
parlors.
Paul H. Badman, of 1 Third street,
East Norwalk. was taken in custody
in Stamford. this week. for passing a
standing'troiley car. by Motorcycle
Police William McCormick. Radman
had the case nolled on payment of
no and disbursements. .
this burn yesterday to Mr.
Cohen, of Railroad
'~-\ Sinful]
dance Armory. Wed-
American Legion.
1.1.Kht
-.. ning.
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—tMoonlight dance Amory. Wed-
nesday evening. American Legion.
wr‘. oi the Juvenile court will
.4 -l o'clock this afternoon in
ls‘wl’l‘iltiy bull-ling.
Peter Pippiles. well-known as‘ one
of the proprietors of the New Eng-
land Candy Kitchen on South Alain
street, has sold out his interest in that
Stove and nut cool.
Tel. 721
Egg.
1» 1,3111 Guns C0.
1‘ FAI‘.
will sail for Athens. Greece. where he
. m meeting of the Board of
has large property interests.
_3 . nil” be held at 8 o'clock to-
- -. Norwalk High School.
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—Storage Batteries recharged.
Aaron Kohn. 9 Railroad Aves
Dennison seal-
nmrmnes. ten to twelve;
p 1.x...“ 41.111! rope work. after-
I,~, :3. The Hamilton Shop, Wall
'lII'Ilhtl’ilIIOIl oi"
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toxicated condition,
noon. George Humphrey. of Norwalk,
tailed to appear'in the uptown city
court at 9 o'clock this morning, when
his case was called and forfeited a
bond of $15. The bond was furnish-
1.. Wood is moving from Flax
. a to ins nr-wly purchased res—
. “ rnwr 1-). 1i. Mathewson
, Wot; menu... ed by Charles Tayolr (Battling
‘ ___; Runs).
"-1". line of Auto Accessories ——-+
M; Kohn. —I)emonstrntion of Dennison seal—
” ing-wax. morning: ten to twelve;
T' :. .lzzmh'ur fishermen were seen crepe paper and rope work. after-
3 - With full baskets of "flats" (noons. at The Hamilton SM?» “'3"
-' :2}: They
report that a few . “ML
- ”Ila-1 \vvri‘ caught but were ———-——-—-
14 \; I . 1.- due to their small size. The Girls’ Friendly Society or
.. H. k (,n bass does not open un- l Trinity Church will hold a business
Juue meeting on Thursday evening in the
guild room. At 6 oclock a supper
will be serxed to the members. A full
attendance is requested as reports are
to be made by those \\ he started vsith
[one talent at the beginning of Lent.
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-—Buy your Victrola at Donnelly's
msy WVekIy payments. Store open
‘enings until 9 P. M.
1;. . “t i‘. Rogers of \V‘Mclersllt is to be hoped that no one has
. 1:1. has accepted the post of iire‘hur'“d the" talent
.min 11. in Milford. filling the olfice
hn-h has been vacant for a year and All members of Banner Council.
hit l1 efforts w-vr‘ movie to fill on SONS 3“" Daughters Of Liberty, are
,re. ”H ”mm 0.. uthIHnS only to be i asked to he present at the meeting on
at l.\ Alwlinution of the nominees Thursday Pl‘t'ninz. it?! there will he in-
litiation and the «1‘5:ch team will
Jngpl,“ (Tussilln who has been pro,‘work with the oilicsrs for the first
untrrr of’ihe Gr” ii; .1“ 11 club. l-ridge-' “m“ n“ m wting “I” 5m" on day.~
:7 which hp recently closet liusili‘m 5‘1"“? “"1“ ”UV”: 1- 1" (“f-1'"
illbfi‘d the Marx .l. Spoor property 1mg “ “swap soci u “ill be hi‘m and
~ i‘ost I: omi It I"'\Un tor 3'. ' 2.000. m. ml»- n H "Xi" 19‘] Y” N‘ 359'
Improvements costing ‘1“0urj Elwin." 1L. ir 11 leflgt' s.
will Ilt' opened as a road- a
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The . annual In”: ting of the .\or\vnlk
Hospiiai Se “my: Such-[y will [It hr»: :1
. t 3 ociotk U m Irrrw . t rn o resé hwy-jug
{119 home- 09‘ )Irs'. “fillintni‘ J. Lil'rx-‘acei. ' Some weeks .20 when “The Camfo ! a (”new here‘ When the p “I” w e d d l n 8
We... “mu”. ,;,,po,mvwm m. mm ‘Gm' plaufid In this am a dei ration plan: in Brooklyn. N Y Mil be Stationary.
\‘cnide Hair Nets 'v
and the elvction of nlliccrs will
, place. At 9:34 o'clock Thursday
15c_.2 25c interning. then- will ln- :1 sowing ses-
.:~'im‘. n.’ the urchin/union :Il ilu- homo,-
suf Mrs. Robert lirutlxzrtrm. Newtown
{Terrace
k ‘ ‘ " ' _
V { {I‘LEON POWELL Cm. .lllli::=: FEI‘Jl‘sIN'VE‘ r. 03‘ Lexington
avenue. I" nortml in l'nv Iu-i
lIa-l lizurmi in an
ill the warm r of
Monroe" sir-mt
’Sllol’tiy I‘wlurr ". n'r'npk,
IOIHOilIl” tirii'vn ixy
lthy. of Shippiri i'olnt. Stammrd, go~
ins; east on Monroe street. struck the
Iear «And 01 his car. There was siight
dnmlge.
South Norwalk
llni‘ruati a venue anvl
yesterday
w‘m-n an au-
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45.47 wig-r. Washington smut.
C. Cavanagh, who have been spending -.
concern. He left South Norwal‘k yes-'
terday for New fork and next week ‘
Arrested on “lest avenue in an in- ,
yesterday after- '
at THE CAMEO GIRL IN STAMFORD. lncss to purchase the land and erect
take
ice that he
automobile accident
afternoon
lid \va rd .\l 00:! r- *
Everybody who wears a Shirt will appreciate the wonderful '
value we are, givinginthisSpecial Selling of high, grade Ma-
dras Shirts. Yvonne: made a more judicious investment
than the oneyou will make in this event. “Here are Shirts
that withstand a hundred or more mbbing- ‘
Rogers E9“ Stevens
So. Norwalk
Michael Olijen. this morning sold
his family residence on Kossuth
street to Harry Pylypchuk.
SOCIAL NOTES
Miss Elinbeth Hoyt was given a
very pleasant surprise Saturday mm
.at her home in Putnam avenue, in
honor of her fourteenth birthday.
Miss Hoyt received many prettyrrffl‘w
from her schoolmates and friends. A
dainty luncheon 'was served and a
I pleasant evening spent playing games,
music and dancing. All departed
wishing Miss Hoyt many happy re-
turns, of the day.
A daughter was bornto Mr. and
Mrs. Albert E. FTC-E8301 Spring St.
last evening. Mother and child are
doing nicely today.
—Polley’s Dancing School reopens
Tuesday night fpr summer lessons.
The firm of Hyman Jane and Harry
Ash haxe dissolved partnership in
their 3‘1 nk and second hand furniture
business. which they have conducted
in East Norwalk and in South ’Nor-
walk.
Mrs. F. E. Tattle, of Bridgeport,
was a visitor in town today.
RECLAMATION
OF PAPER MAY
BE DONE HERE
(Continued trot m Page.)
—Coal. fresh mined. screened auto-
matically. Harris and Gan: 00., Tel.
111. '
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The Memorial Day committee of
the various veterans organizations in
the city held a meeting last ev g
at the store at Joesph LL Mueller,
‘Washingtou str 1:. win-€12 preliminary
plans wire diseased at length, Full
announcement will be made in a short
while of the plans of the committee.
ing Paper— cUinpany and such other
companies are already to take the out-
put 01 the plant.
What is desired is a place where a.
spur track and siding can be - d;
where a supply of about 300.000 3.3-
3» ions of water a day can be obtained;
—The Chic American Unmasking Iwhere 200 h. p. of electricity may be
School will open classes 101' Pmuae‘available. and where labor can be
dressmaking. about May 10~ Ladies , transported easily.
bring "0‘" material we instruct "0“ Norwalk is the place where this can
from cutting. basting. fitting. to finish- all be obtained jg has been stated by
ing am‘ 81"um you. (195We *0 ‘5‘)“ the erepresentatives of the concern.
Register “35‘ 5 at -30 p- "1-- Red and it may be that within a short time
Men's Hall. South Nor-walk. final papers will be signed.
—Don't forget music festival, High,
school auditorium. Wed, Thurs, Fri.
evenings. 8215 daylight saving.
GABBE-DIOIII WANTS LAND
Those who are planning to attend
l _ Ithe special district meeting of the
' l p to closing time last night 1 04515ecbnd taxing district. to be held at
Idogs and six kennels had been reg- the City hall this evening. should‘re-
‘istered at the office of Town Clerkgmember that, the .. is, called;
Herbert R. Smith. There are still tor Reclaim
about filly dog owners who have notz T.)
irtgistercd their pets and two or them The meeting is for the purpose of
'npplied for licenses this morningwconvwing a strip of land between
”.ayimz the added penalty of $1 ‘01-, Day and Water streets to the Gibbe-
Igneir 1,1r.1ines.<..\lole for concern. and there will be
i an era! plans presented. one by which
——.\[oonlight dance Armory “'c d-' the district may give the land to the
inesday evening American Legion ‘concern. This. however. is doubted
. as the plant has espreaed its wiling-
from the Stamford Girls (‘luh ot m0\ed here BEG the {W0 consolidated.
Stamford made a special trip'to see
, iN FIRST lllSl'RilIl
~ this morning on warrants by Patrol— *
Lprelia. of Plttsfleld, Mass. was ar-
I been living in River street.
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this play and were so impressed they
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Stocks and Bonds
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
immediately signed up with the Hat-r»
ington Adams Company and are now.
going to produce this play May 3 and
14 at tho Stamford Theatre. This city'
feels proud 0: its ability as Stamford.‘
had to come to us {or some 0! their‘
talent. George Leach. of this city. hasi
the leading role. Mr. Leach has been
very active here in the way of enter-i t'
minim; and it is felt he will do nicely?
next “’ednesday and Thursdnv. The
Stamford " Girls Club are trving to, 0
claim him an a. Stamfordite in a: Maples &G01d8€hmldt
:much as he. sings in the St. John's" *
frhoir. It is rumored that a great many, 85 Washington Street, 80. Not-walk
'of the cast that played here expect to‘ ' J
Quotation of local issues furnished.
» The . Eagle Candy Shop
street. owned by Costa Cowl-as. he's
been sold to George Brown. formerly
conected with Thomas in South Main
in
Marga
Maui about 10. 090. C
Brown is popular in the
«resin his new venture.-
meet Thedeslissaidtohavo ill-
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district where he has many friends
at of whom wish him the best of suc-
Two important arrests were made
man. J. Dar-hey; Laurence Hall. of
Beverley, Man, was taken into cus-
tody charged with deserting his wife
and Your children and Dominick Ca-
rested on a. warrant charging conceal-
ing of property at 111 Minn-sheet in
his home city. Both menu-e we tor
a hearing before the: uptown city" .
court at 9 o clock tomorrow morning. :
'lhey will 12m extradition »
According to a. picture received by -
the Nowell: police, Hall Wu tomer- v
ly in the United States Diary during 5
the war serving“ the capacity of ,.a
petty chief. He was overseas, inas-
much as thephoto shown- a gold
chevron on the right sleeve of his
coat. Hehas been employed at the
Bird House Tea Room. Capreua has ,
May Ist to 61511 Is
Women’s Week,
Juspul—No.575.....................$5.0&
“Reitherrrontnornackohoe’”
36. Most
Low
lacing device.
lacers and the corset is adjusted.”
This marvelous corset has a closed, wen-
shaped back.’ The entire front consists of Lasti-
kops Cloth beneath which is hidden the ingenious
One pull on the ends ()1th
Low top; long skirt. Pink coniil; sizes 23 to
reasonably priced $5.00.
Also Ask to See Self-Reducing
No.444
top; medium skirt. White. or pink,
coutil; sizes 24 to 3G. Unsurpassed Value at 3t“.
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J. I. Malletiie
88 washingtor. Street
South Nanak-
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1'01. 351-3
137 Washington St.
Paints, Wall Paper, Supplies
WEDDING
Diamond Rings, Brooches, Bar Pins in Great V
Pearl and Ivory Beads, Silver and Cut Glass, Silver Table
GIFTS
Ware in Chests or Single Pieces.
YOUR iriSPECTlON Is sOLICIT'eo
O. B. JACKSON
Ema—omommmr
58 Wall St, Norwalk. Conn.
7m,
Shaded Letters Are the
H o s t Fashionable for
Through Relief Engraving.
a New Process, We Can Give
You' These Modish Letters
at Much Less Than is Usually
» Charged for Them."
4 Let Us Show You Our
« Attractive Samples.
Donnelly’s .
" 18 South Main 81;.
Phone 195
F1;‘ ‘77”, WOW. ‘3'
, MAKING YOUR OWN HATS FROM
CREPE PAPER
Is to be one of the
most attractive features of the
Dennison Art and C raft Exhibition _
at "the
The Hamilton Shop
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A Dennison Representative
Wall Street
\Vill Be Here All This W'cek
The Public Is Cordially Invited to Attend
I :GlCl-‘J— go to Stamford to see how the) com-i
finite & Agiw have dissolved partners pare.
ship and HI. Ashe; is now in business; I ‘ .
for hi' I.“ if". ‘ it: s'nvss is conducted as; Mozart ‘ iisplayed :nusical- talent:
‘ lw-i'ol'yli". Hm ‘l‘lg'iillzttllJ selling of Gas ' when he whs 3 years old. j“ I BE HUDIAN
3 ' IZIIHL‘K'; K‘f. {In glnves. 9%"Mts. and; i 1 11 Se 1 ‘ 1 th
(‘v'lvlr i“, _\'. \\ .md moon: — land. Tel» Advert se 11 t e at he or el
Eli-1:}; 113] or “wile. itl‘Ynter street. best I'm" ! EI‘EMENT
I. All Money rrrrr j . . .Nch. in, g can take the
A A Money and Cl’ Edit " 1’1”" if the Hm“
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Melted In this :: *Element. N0 rorgamza— ..
., a}: on or before -
y, , ,3 “,1 will draw I: The man who builds up his‘ balance at this batik 150“ can afford to be
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, ‘t from May » ii and makes himself and his business methods well . cold indifferent and re-
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r/ n. , . . . . .. . pellently professional.
:1: ‘ , shown here 1s establishing his credit and puttmg
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C” at himself in a position to
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if“ . 3: he needs it.
" Banking Hours: 3‘; .
e, -: 2m to so". 21) j) 5 Now is the time to
SF; 2 A. 1.1. to 21>. M. 3!
pp? 2:2..ways 8 A. M. to l! .
W 1‘ A' M' ll character standmg and
If; , _ 4M E , _.
. -s, vemngs 5 to 7 n .- ~
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South Norwalk n
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SavmgsBank 3:.
‘ four business—to enable you to secure the aid your
get full cooperation when 9- It is the aim 0f fills
- ' 7 , A 'bank ice/“give Personal
Attention to every cos.
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balance warrant. " — "
Not One Dollar
that you. put into 3
Savings Account
ever goes below par: -
One Dollar is aware
Worth 100 ”Gents Here. _
and it constantly increases
as the interest is added
‘ Last year Get Rich Pro-
‘ _ meters fleeced American
' Savings of 500 millions of
. . dollars.
Think of that:
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Come to the first Bank
, under the. bridge. on, W351i ‘
ingtonnSL and deposit your
spare change.
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The People’ ,
-—a finish that
dining table!
is accident proof
A hot dish’left unprotected on your C
And the finish you’ve
cherished so much,— “burned." ,
But varnished with Hilo Tri -Proof Spa: and you are
protected from such oversights. This varnish dpes not
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deck under heat, not even hot water and hot soups,
accidentally spilled, an spot it. And soapandwatzerwmh-
ing does not harm. it.
Hilo. Tri-Proof Spar will brighten and profit ml
kg ‘woodwork, S—kitthen wainscoting, bathroom doors, etc.
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Comeinand tryaeanofthisfiflovarnish. Brmhiton
in the afternoon, on worn table or any piece of furniture,
. and next day you’ll find a rich, lustrous finish, W,
waterproof.
A. I).
‘ai Prices
Given to All
cm. s and
Societies
Money back if you’re not $06M“
MORGAN-
Norwalk Chronicler