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Spring and Summer
Apparel
and for Immediate no. on oxhlltlon at
I. “'infifld »
i E "‘- 1::Ilr1l'wrs of
'1; 1 ms at her .DRY GOO'DS STORE
Under lohackoxno Hotel
7' A1210 Accessories “-47 West Washinmfi strut
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. - :.1;- 1' of Flat 7- . -4
1 . 1- uwmhers or Complaintswere made to the police
‘1 :; Una-«‘7: at her 0f boys playing ball at Day and Tolles
. I. 1 1m, sire-ct and also on Hamilton avenue.
.4; 111w. Dollar -—T0m01‘row is Dollar Day.
M 1‘s. \Villlam McLean and Mrs. John
ll. Milne today are in Bridgeport at-
tending a luncheon at the VVeatogue
Country club.
‘~.1“'; m PI. Lef-
x’uiu‘nldt. (1f thO
“turned to
~ . 3.1vh! l-1‘1jnying
"nouns here.
I I V ‘ ‘1. 9
*Storape Potteries recharged.
Aaron Kohn. 9 Railroad Ave.
Mrs Arvilla. “iilliams has returned
to lu-r homo.- on lluyview arenue, af-
ter a. \‘zslt of Sm en weeks with her
sister in Jersey City.
“.‘11i hold an
uns- on Main
11. slu- morning
.'.,lq1ziltir::. din- -—-—-—————-
1 mat-as meeting —-Buy your Victrolu at Donncily'u
on em weekly payments. Store open
stoning: until 9 P. M.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Taylor of
;.1 growing: condi- West avenue. spent Monday and yes—
7;» .111 incrensndterday in Pougkeepsie. N. Y.. having
. .1 mlwr slimonaYmotoi-ed there and returned last even-
:_ .. lm :ll 111arkcts.'ing.
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.1;11» 4.1‘1ices “Tomorrow is Dollar Day.
.\lr .aml )lrs. W'alter Hoyt and son,
Frauen; of linyvie-w avenue will move
sww 11nd nut coshj
ZNLO.
. a {minted with it;
Misses Clark, 12.Merwin street.
‘ ~Tomorrow is DollarDay:
,
, Milton Lllwood of Norwalk was
elected eminent ‘g‘rand prelate at the
annual concloxg of the Knights Tem-
plar in Meriden today.
—DOLLAR DAY STORES
are displaying_Ycllow Pennagts.
The onnual'meeting of the Norwalk
Chapter, D. A.‘"7R., will be held at 3
o'clock Thursday afternoon at: the
home or Mrs. George Barnum, Morgan
avenue. The annual and Washingtpn
reports will be read and there will be
election of officers. A special board
meeting will be held at 2:30 o'clock.
-—-Tomorrow is iDollar Day.
Patrolman John Roberts while mak—
ing his rounds last evening found the
front door of one of the stores in the
Second district open. and upon investi-
gation also found the door of the safe
open. The safe contained $200. He
fastened both doors and notified the
store proprietor. who said that noth-
ing had been taken.
--Conl. fresh mined. screened auto-
matically. Harris and Gan: Co., Tel.
731.
NAVAL RESERVES
ARE REORGANIZED
Continued from First Page.
members of the reserve are entitled to
two months base pay a year and will
be paid for drills.
There are about twenty local men
who will join the outfit and about fif—
teen Stamford men will also become
-«o
The Nor-walk men and officers fol-
low: Ensign C. D. Hodgeman: Ensign
ll. C. Hitchcock: 1308. W. 0. Sup. S. L.
Tallmadgc; Chief Yeoman Joseph \V.
Kelley: Yeoman Jay S. Buckley; Quar-
tt rmaster Albert Nutting; Boatswains'
w... held last night at the home or the“
All the New? Fabrics for.
pony through Light & Light. has filed
notice with the city that they have
filed an appeal from the Board of Re-
lief on the assessment at their Water
_street property. ..
In the papers. Whit-‘11 We served
on City‘Clérk Stephen Dokua by Dex)-
morning, it is claimed that the plain-
tiff properly filed its list. and that thé
assessors put a valuation of $66. 860
an the property.
Board of Belief, which reduced the as-
sessment to 352.800. but itis claimed
by the plaintifi company that this is
still too excessive and not. in keeping
with the assessment or property which
adjoins theirs on Water street in the
Second district.
The matter is returnable to the
Court of Common Pleas. June term.
The Nor-walk Coal and Supply com—1’
uty Sheriff Edward B. Doniens this
The matter was taken up with the
THE CHILD’S
FUTURE
All parents want to
plan for their child’s fu-
ture. There is no better
way than to start a
savings account for him
at once. Let him take it up
and keep it up as soon as
he is able to learn. This
will be a strength and
comfort all his days.
Mute Norman Buzzard; Chief Machin-
ists' Mate Albert Dunlap: Coxwain
William McGlonc; C. Q. 11., A. .G'
Kelley; B. M. John J. Guorniere: Gun-
1(I"s Mafr- Theodore I. Brothertonzi
(fox. \Villiam G. Scott; B. 1\[.I-‘iei"lryi
Olsen : 12. M. Rueben Booth; B. NJ,
.Icscph Kelley: Seaman J. T. Hallprcn: ‘
C. S. M.. A. 1-2. \Villiams: Sea. L. 8.:
llcnrdon; Son. \V. E. Bowman: SK, ‘M. f
.l. Israel; P. .\l.. {unnond \Viison: “L;
’.l‘. James Monroc: App Sea. it. Camp—
lull; App. Se.1..’.nss‘ell Iiallo; S. C..
A. \Veir: App.
M. BL.
Joseph Yudos S. C.. J.
Stu Flnnk llx‘nsky:
Hyatt; .‘
Arthur 1 . Lune: C. 1‘) . Joseph llardcs:
. . Tel. 721 to Port Chsrtcr. June 1. Mr. Hoyt has-
‘ _,. ,su-urv'l a position with the Borden
| 1 ‘1 1». wry-k H11) Iron . Bliik Co. of that city.
. 5;. r. (7;. mam will meetl _
; .1; the Lockwood . ——Tom:>rrow is Dollar Day.
v.7mpu11y and the, -—-—-- f
11.7 \Vickc lot. in? Complaint was made to the police
.1 "1:4 (;;l.,\,.._Mmp Inst night by \Villinm Clark of “later
:11 ,7.” the Malone stru ”that lrn. Anderson also of Water
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‘ ’ land lu- “an ul lht practice stopped.
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Guns Co., Tel. 721.
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j HARTFORD. May 17.——\\'omen man“;
now scrxe as members of the vestry
in Episcopal churches of Connecticut
and ma} be elected to th! offices of‘
clerk and treasurer.
must be male nicnihexs of parishm.
This “as the decision of the annual!
in Christ church pariCh house today.
Y Thr'
.i'or twice before Bishop Chauncr‘s‘
lrcwgtcr, who was presiding. announc-
ed the rhsult as favorable for the :1".
mission (12‘ women to the \‘rsht.’ :1:
oilimm~ of? tho church. The
mum of ill" passage of the :lmo‘.‘
1111-111 was urn-ted with applausv
tlm <~1.~1‘7\‘v11ti011 (l-'l1~:‘;1l<+’.
A l‘TITNTlOX.
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,quudnl to 111v“ in the (‘nunml
clmmln 1‘ of ilu- City Hall. Ftvull. Nor-
11‘7-1lu. Thursday M'cmu: this Wick.
Tlnv lith. at Piz‘nt o‘clock. daylight
s.1\ln;r1n1.r {or (115 purpmzs (11‘ org.
-' z :1 pnst of the State Gum‘l \(l-
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b .t the wardens,
convention of the i-Zpiuropal Dioccse of ;
(‘ommclicut at its second day session .
vote was close and was callwl.
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THE CITY
NATIONAL BANK
of
LUTHERAN MISSIONS
mentioned (romPoge Ono.)
gregutlons of Lowell and Lewiston
had grown to over mo members.
while Lisbon Falls had about '15.
During the war Rev. Mr. chzei
was called to do war work and served
at Newport. R. 1., going from there
to Pittsburg, Pa. Following the ter—
mination of the war. the. rArmy and
\‘a W Board of the Lutheran church
discharged him and he again entered
he Mission Board field and was as-
signed to New London and-Williman-
“i.
While doing the latter work Rev.
Mr. Wenzel has" also been ac‘ive in
Tafts'ville. Baltic. Mystic. Stonington.
and Jewett City. Conn.. and Westerly.
>I.. establishing congregations in
W'esterly and in Balti
It is expected tha t e new pastor,
who will also have charge. of the pos-
pastomte of St. Paul‘s congregation
in \Vestport, will arrive here for in-
stallation services on July 2.
.17
And Continue to Buy the Car of Their Choice.
THE REASON
For Economical Transportation, the Lowest Price, Completely
Equipped Quality Gar on the Market.
1.
-—DOLLAR DAY STORES
are displaying Yellow Pennants.
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South Norwalk, Conn. I
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A Safe
Deposit Box
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For a few cents a week,
will protect your valu-
ables, papers, insnmnce
' policies, plans, deeds,- heir-
from fire, ,
looms, etc.
water, vermin or med-
dling fingers.
The People’s
Trust Co.
First Rank Under the
Bridge on Washington St.
A Powerful, Roomy, GoodLooking, Economical Car.
Distinguished for Its Smart Lines and Ample Comfort.
HAVE SOLD CHEVROLET CARS SINCE 1915
Austin’s Garage
w. 3. Austin. Prop. Phone 1959
BANK STOCKS
IN DEMAND
The shares of some of the lead-
ing financial institutions of the
“Fall Street district have been bid
up sharply during the last few
days.
CHILDREN’S SPRING FOOTWEAR
Everything included in our line of childrens shoes from light
dreSS pumps and oxiords to the sturdier high shoes and school
oxfords. For boys and girls.
Priced From $1. 25 to $6. 00
C(mneally 89° Bracken
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
51-03: on»: SATURDAY EVENINGS
!
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.
I
.
At. current prices the majority‘
of the stocks are 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 located in Con-
necticut, or in the city of New
York. or in the city of Boston.
‘ 'We possess exceptional facili-
l
ities for handling orders entrusted ,
l
and have oficrings Y
to our care, I
which we would be glad to sub-
DOLLAR DAY-
SPECIALS
200 Wash Dresses....-.........'....
Ymit for your approval.
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Maples & Goldschmidt
9 Established 1892
'2 Investment Securities
gas Washington St. So. Norwalk.
Y Telephones 153, 154, 720
$1.90
$1.50.
51:95
$3.95
$2.95
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$3.95 Silk sport Skirts
go.-
£54.00 Cloth “Skirts ..
33.6 00 Vi ash Dresses . . . .1
$5.00 and $6.00 \Vaists
by paying your‘bills by
a great convenience.
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THE
:5 {£74, 7',
Save Miles of Steps
do'ubt. then regarding’ihe amounts or the purpose
of any payment for the stubs of your check book
will be an accurate record of every transaction-
Furthermore,. the cancelled checks will give
you a positive receipt for every disbursement be—‘
cause each checks must be endorsed on the back be~
fore we pay out the money.
You ’11 find a checking account with this bank
NATIONAL BANK
South NorWaik, Goon.
7 ..... .. .. $5.95
$15.95
$8.95
$6.95
Jersey Sport Suits . . . . .
$25.00 Silk Lined Coats
$12.00 Sport Coats . . .
25 Silk Dresses ._... . . . . .
. .
check. You’ll never be in
4.
52-South MainSt. South Norwalk
7 7- A5111: Is;0uerirst 9,0me DAY in This
Town We Wichto Make It a MEMGRABLE
"j ONE. ‘ ’ " . '
Values to be given such as never been offered
toxyou before in this” or any surrounding town. 7
$2. 90 Sport and Trimmed Hats for $1. 00 each
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Norwalk Chronicler