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Exery Straw Hat-We
Sell is
Made in Norwalk!
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Young’s Hats
$2.50 to $4.50
C and K
$4.00 to $6.00
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.l Angevino of South Nor-
.ul :l slight collisslon with 3
wk «-.;r. 751- C27, in Green-
lust (veiling.
.4 Sin-«ban. of Franklin street.
mt; or friends enjoyed a motor
»,:migh Brewsters and Carmel.
» 4lrday.
..lr llay Thursday.
- l"‘l“3 of John T. Haye‘s and
, “mm-s were accidentally om-
w l 'rom the list of subscribers to
tlrvgory fund. printed the
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“Alvin's inkcn from Noack's
intri slnru lry twosmnll boys who
mm tlw plncr- the other (-w-ninz.
will worthless affairs that land
-. thrown into lhc discard and wore-
' witwhcs that haul boon loft lhl'l‘l-
Plan .is proviously stated.
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”Full line of Auto Accessories
Aaron Kohn.
'Fln rc-uulnr meeting of tho Nfll'v.:il‘.~<
durum: Loan and Investment “5th
;: firm will be hold tomorrow at tiw
. 'i‘t‘K'S of Taylor & Golden. Inc. Tlic-rc
“Ll also he a special meeting of ill"
~‘r-cklmldors of the Association at till-
“an s at 5‘ o'clock. (T). T.) to considf r
w. .«hnnc‘ing of the (info of the annual
w Mint: from July to June.
Nor-walk Charm-r, T). A. 1’... will
hold 'l card party at the Country
rluh, tomorrow ul‘u-rnoon. A larci- Mrs. Carolina ll. Joy-cc. county pre-
numiu-i of tablrs llil\(‘ been plnnnl l sidwnt of tho \Voman's Christian Tem—
for. Miss (”lam Elnplfs and .‘l'ns illi—
«n Curtis have: both added to thc- ostlng address at tho rngulur meeting
othor members of this commitlmi last Friday. An interesting musicul
The n.1,»; assisting at milk-s will prom :im “as also icndcrcd.1t was
pleas- l vi: 5’ their own covers {till} wind to mm: the first Friday of each
Parll.‘ month in the owning. and the thirdi
li‘riday in'thc :il'tc-rnoon. . ‘
filtlrs. \V. 1"}. Km-mmel head or the
(‘hic American lirwsmakinz School ———l)ollnr Day Thursday.
nnnouncos that. she will be ill. Rm]
Ml-n's ”all. Monday. May 15th.
[p.m. £091). m.
'11: His “fit.
:lu clusters.
1 ‘14! the services in Trinity Episcopal
, operation a the Non-n: Hospital.
frnlv.
for information.
nucvsiinz stylus and taking mon..nrv-
for ladies intending to join
All the New Fabrics- for
Spring and Stunner
Apparel
and for lmmsdlsts use. on exhlitlon st
E. K. BANKS’
DRY GOOD. STORE 7
Under mantel
£547 Wen Walnut»: Strut
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The names of Mrs. W. B. Lusk and
Miss 1M Lush oi Ridgeneld, appear
on the list of passengers sailing on
board. the Boltlc, Friday, for Liverd
poo
as wr--
Rev. Chapman 3. Lewis offclatod at
church ”storm. for the first time
in four weeks. when he underwent an
-—-Doilar Day Thursday.
Dr. Edwin Loerntsin, of New York
city. broke the trails standard and
intern under the Wuhington street
bridge in: night and left $5 to pay
for the damage.
Residents of Woodwsrd avenue
that. boys were erecting a disturbance
complained to the police on Saturday
and using foul language at. and near
the Baxter grounds.
fresh mined. screened auto-
Hsrris cud Guns Co.. Tel.
——Coal,
mstically.
121.
Edmund E. Crowe is in Washing-.
ton. D. C.. as a councillor and dele-
gate from the South Norwalk Board
0. 'l'radc to the tenth annual meet-
ing of the Chambers of Commerce 0:
the l’nited States.
The South Nor-walk Quartette club
enjoyed its May walk to the from of
Norwalk. yesterday. A large number
of members attended the outing and
a fin? ime was had. A dinner was a
delightful feature of the occasion.
——Buy your Victrols at Donneily‘s
in easy wrekly payments. Store open
waning: until it P. M.
John A. Disbrow of R F. D. 57.
Wilton. reported to the police that he
had paxked his automobile on Fourth
street late Saturday night when it
was run into and badly damaged by
an automobile driven by Alexander
Smith of Marvin Beach, the trout
wheel and lender and bumper being
smashed.
.' Day Thursday.
”‘pPl'flllf‘u l'nion. dollvcrcd a very inter-
.lohn Hurrah in Fillow street, West.
ithisbpsnomgoodfortuneto
'4’_‘
Norwsk
. 15119, new sesson miners in the finest array of Straw Hats
and bulimia novelty waves are here for your review. Sen:
nittS, Splits, Pm“, Lanterns, em, make up can- present
stock; My not be the first to
Rogers S? Stevens
see in‘ycsrs." All the wanted
get yours!
So. Nor-walk
The um um... nu cloned in
North Main street store.
The People’s chorus will meet st
the High school tomorrowcvening at
8 o'clock.
Mulvoy-Tarlov Post, No. 603, V. F.
\V., will meet tonight in Red Men’s
Hall. Washington street.
—-Dollnr Day Thursday.
May devotions will be held at St.
Mary‘s church at. 7:89 o'clock Tues-
day and Friday evenings.
A meeting of the Nor-walk Police
(11 mrtment is scheduled for 2 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon at City Hall.
A number of members of the NOr-
walk lodge. No. 709. B. 0. O. 15.. are
planning to attend the minstrel show
Tuesday night to be given by the
Greenwich Lodge of Elks.
-—Ls.rco- sins pen. cool. Harris &
Gun 00., Tel. 711.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Finch and
daughter. Mrs. Burke and Harry
Burke of Stamford, were over Sun-
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. John A.
Finch, Bartlett avenue.
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Joseph Lonchak reported to the
police that while driving down the
turnpike yesterde he had an acci—
s
‘ \lrs 1 rank Glynn of Toilcs street
on nplniné-«l to “1‘ police today that
I'hilip ERR-inn grnccr on Day street
mi-l ct; urk lv-r son in thn face. She
snirl that sh!) lull purchase-d some
calm from the Moro. which turned out
White and Wyckofi
Stationery
25c-40c-60c
STILLSON POWELL' Corp.
South Norwalk
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A man decided he
~. n ild buy a new
f4 in the spring.
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His wife decided
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She says that her
sayings account is
-.I)5 ahead.
. What are your
ideas worth? ' ‘
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South Norwafli ’
Savings Bank ’
Open Monday Night
m M- i’nr from palatable and she had
:‘c-nt it hack to tho store by her son.
“'c‘mt-r. according to her compallnt.
lu-t‘fllllt‘ Minimal and struck hor son in
the;- with the) cukc.
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~~Rolon Point Park Opening dance
Wednpsday evening. May 17. DiV’itos'
famous melody orchestra, 8 pieces.
Dancing to 11:30.
'l‘lir- llrlrr homkslvutl at GWPns
‘nrmra \\'r-stport. ‘which has just
lit-«tn rt-mo'lPiL-rl us :1 summPr home
for Ms ill-nalil .‘slnckay of New York
city, was lmilt, in the early Colonial
«luys rmrl has liw distinction of hclng
nlw m“ thr- H w l. liltlth'S now romain-
inv til it stood along: tho route of the
m l"( h o: ilu- l’llll‘ll army from Long
Isl ll ll “-011le to leliury “lion Dan-
.s smlu i .m l] hurnml by the
dminr: the Revolutionary
war. Must or who houses in that lo-
cailty \vmw lmrnr-zl. in)! tho Durr placr
“us spar“! by the i:i\'.u.l¢-rs.
S—Roton Point Park opening dance
\Vodncsduy owning. May 17. DiVitos'
i‘nmcns: molody orchostra, 8 pieces.
Dancing to 11:30.‘
dent with a man named Craig. who
iron into his car. The damage was
tsettled between the two men.
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lg -—Do&r ‘gay Thursday.
r
The funeral of George H. Raymond
find. was held at 2;3n o’clock this :i‘t-
ernoon from the late residence. 6
Harriet street. Rev. Louis B. llm-u .
ofiiciatr-d and burial was in the X0r-'
walk ct-metery.
Motorcycle Patrolman Thorpe shot
a cat suffering from injuries sustain-
ed by being run over by a trol'ey car
in Beldrn avenue ycstc-rdny nit: rnoon.
Mrs.GPorg-> W’oodward or Belch n ave—
nun T9D0rt9ll the condition of the cat
to the police.
—-Clean Egg. Stove and nut coal.
Harris and Guns Co. Tel. 721
According to unofficial ad‘sicos re-
ceived in Norwalk today the 192ml
Artillnry will go into encampment this
summr-r at Camp Eustace. Va. This
includes the two Norwzilk companies.
linttcry C and tho Combat Train. The
camp probably will open the middle
of July.
prominent sporting man,
Washington street. will
pro-cut tine.
. Colonial cottage.
‘Frlneds of Joseph W. Rooney.
of, 143
regret to
learn that he is/Isriously ill at the
Mr. Rooney formsrly
conducted a. saloon in Washington
street and is well known in Norwalk.
———Dollar Day Ti‘inrsday.
street, complnlnéd to Me plaice that
Mrs. Thomas Martin. his negihbor,
had a. hen and some chickens belong-
ing to him. Mrs. Martin denied it
and registered a. complaint with the
police beau-s Hertz complsined
shout her. ,
An automobile. cut down to a. racer
and painted blue, knocked ovu- a.
baby carriage on Bouton street last
night while backing and threw the
baby to the street. The occupsnts of
tho car did not stop but kept on
their way. Patrolman John Smith
reported the matter. The license
number was not obtained.
”Dollar Day > Thursday.
SOCIAL NOTES
Mrs. Charles V. Searing and daugh-
ter Helena, who have been visiting
Mrs. Robert G. Mitchell of Flu Hill
road. have returned to their home in
Union. New Jersey. They were no-
cmpanied by‘flrt‘ M. 8. Mitchell
who still spend gé sumq? in Lfiiion
tn;
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w B“‘Zi'l.¢ailey
Miss Co New york
among-m t ask-en .. the :t'ucsthl
of'Dr. and rs. J. Hilton Coburn, at
11¢!me Hints
You probably carry two spare tubes
to be used in an emergency. but oc-
casionally a motorist has three or
more punctures on one trip. So keep
your repair kit supplied with sand-
paper, cement. patches or tire putty
and a clean cloth. And don‘t forge-t
a. blow-out patch and a. tire sleeve.
Carry an indelible pencil with your
tire repair outfit. When you find a.
leak in a lube you must mark it so
as to find it again. A black lend pen—
cil is useless here. The indelible mark
will remain as the wet rubber helps
to dissolve the lead of the pencil.
When a tube becomes deflated as a
result of puncture. or an imperfect
patch. the creeping of the tube tends
to tear the valve stem loose and de—
stroy the tube.
During the winter months
nu», and John Griffin of South sir-Pct.
are both confined at their homes with
the disease. '
——Roton Point Park opening dance
Wednesday evening May 17. DiVitos'
famous melody orchestra, 8 pieces.
Dancing to 11:30.
THE
That almost every new c
bank, does so upon the
r
' A
.mutual friend already doing business here, gives us
Confidence to invite your friendship and business.
FACT
ustomer that comes to this
recommendation of some
tires
Two cases of scarlet {evcr were re- need cwcful attention. Aside from
ported to Dr. Robert E. 'Perduc,‘undor inflation, small cuts in the
health officer, over tho wank-end. tlrcs are very injurious. Moisture
Andrew Slawson. 7. of 227 East ave- and grit in these cuts will loosen the
fabric and cause rapid depreciation
and eventually a blowout. All small
cuts should receive prompt attention
and treatment.
FILES BANKRUPTCY PMON.
NEW HAVEN. May 15.—A peti-
tion in bankruptcy has been filed by
George 17V. Field. broker and mem-
ber of the New York stock exchange.
with emcee: in New York. Ansonia and
\Vatérbur}. l nsecured liabilities are
placed in the schedule at $35. 254.
Field has a summer home at Milford
:lve game Saturday atternoon by de—
feating the Oriole team by the score
3:15 to 7. The game being- featured
by the home run of Gager of thgjirot-
to, when he threwv the ball over the
left: field fence.
. team came across with 9. one-handed
catch in deep left.
floors and Eddy. and for the Orioles;
Nichols. lint-nos and Mac Kibbln.
‘9 mm'”““"’” The variety of shapes is exceptionally WV
WWWeM‘ mode 2
plidnnthcnntmi,.sn£tes‘ofln- pmsmsandmn'votheétypcshengmchflsd. ;
‘sssts to'prouctourmrssts. Fortn-
um.bndrnnn othertscsdin- , and
sum, m their numbers are . up
Louis Hertz. grocer of 69 Winfield .
The Grotto won théir fifth connect»:
Sallie:- of the same
The batteries for the Grotto were
The next we will be between Mon-
' her Grotto and the Lockwood Colts at “
SoonBegm
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ACOBY’S
Tlisfioussofxm
BANK STOCKS
IN DEMAND W H Y
The shares of some of the lead-
DOTHEY BUY TI-IESECOND AND Tm
ing financial institutions of the
Wall Street district have been bid
up sharply during the last few
days.
The higher bond prices, result-
ing in the marking down of
yields, has caused investors to
seek prime securities in other
quarters, and the attention paid
to these stocks has generally re-
sulted in higher prices all along
the line. ‘ . ' >
And Continue to Buy the Car of Their (31m ‘ ,
THE REASON
For Economical Transportation, the Lowest Price, Comm-
Eqnipped QimJity Car on the Market.
A Powerful, Roomy, Good-Looking, Minion} cur.
Distinguished fin- Its Smart Lines and Ample Comfm.
HAVE 801.!) CHEVROLET CARS SINCE 1915
At current prices the majority
of the stocks ore selling at prices
to yield 6 per cent. to 6.75 per
cent.
Savings Banks may invest in
the capital stock of any bank or
trust company locatcd in Con-
necticut, orig: the city of New
York or in the city of Boston.
AuStin’s 'Garage
W. 3. Austin, Prop. Phone 1959
We possess exceptional facili-
ties for handling orders entrusted
to our care, and have ofierings
which we would be glad to sub-
mit for your approval.
CHILDREN ’8 SPRING FOOTWEAR
Everything included in our line of children’s shoes from m
dress pumps and oxfords to the sturdier high shoes and
oxfords. For boys and girls.
‘ Priced From $1.25 to $6.00
Conneally S Bracken
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS
Maples & Goldsehmidt
Established 1892
Investment Securities
85 Washington St. 80. Hal-walk.
Telephones 153, 154, 720
A Safe
' Deposit Box
For a few cents a week,
Your pipes need
THE CHILD’S;
FUTURE
All a ts want to
planet for 1) Sign child’s fu-
ture. There is no better
my than to Start a
savings account for him'
.ntonce. Iethnntakeitup
will protect your valu-
a spring cleaning, :00:
ow that the wholé health, as well as to: B
house is lacing -
ables, papers, insurance
policies, plans, deeds. heir-
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looms, etc. fmm fire, freshened up for Spring of stopped uppipcs a:
5 . . :1 -—;how about your mess and 91W
3 water, vermin or me - pl 1 ing? Ti H . l , bills. >
H “little plumber in the Tink as guaranteed”
dhng fingers- work. Just imam.
tions. Gotoymn'hslfl- ‘_
and drains in a jifiy, mare, drug,plun1biagfy
, chednically. ' supply or departmv
can“ will clean out all
your wastc pipes, traps,
up'assoonas
talcum. This
Tho Peoplc’s I“
Takethisprccaution store and buy a can:
On account of— your today forfic. ’
Norwalk Chronicler