tans-unns V as
nouns NOR Alli FOR
in mom or men, 1926
marriaus. and 45 deaths.
The statistics follow:
Births
March -
2—Edward to Edward and Elisa-
beth Lyublanovlts.
Z—lrehe to Fred and Ethel saun-
There were at births in Somali
during the month at March accord-
ing to the that statistics. 0! these
'in were girls. There were seven
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- ow...
- , - derl.
T s—ltosalle to Carmine and Anna
- TION DAY ESSENTIALS m...“ '
h a—tthiriey t0 iidnin and Katherine
.. Sweet.
,, an Raslte Silk Gloves Brassleres, Bandeaux, 5.0.0.353. om... and no...
" mun rant.
3 urn down and standing Corsetsb correlate. and 5—Dorothy to stanlcy and Marian
it ‘ j ' »‘ ' . , Michaela.
[itciii inurlmll u l tilt innty omp ct“ b—Mtu‘lius to Harry and Elizabeth
9‘ 01 11.. .1 nt Ienrirouler);i Schema.
‘ . 0” [WHEN H31 c un e—Giri to Henry and.Anna smith.
Isl. ’ i i; Gordon Silk Underwear 7—.‘1ary to Lawrence and Anna
'1' v Konr-
ntul ltnyon 5““ ‘cm 1—William to William and Cath.
.49 $1 75 and erine Mason.
. a . s—Jeon to Stephen and Hazel Bar-
dol. '
‘ Rayon Silk 1 95 9—Carmela to Joseph and Theresa
, Bloomers . ..... e 13'0"“ 1
Gordon Silk Hose 0,. ”‘35:”? mm 5““ 1" m
. . l I'lnyoit ”1k $1 59 iii—Curtis to Francis and Maglah
.p' “)0" (”It 95c bicp‘ll‘lh . ..... . Johann. 1
1k ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' " ' ' " ' Pink, peach, orchid and white 10":3323 ‘0 ““3"” "‘4 ”'1'"
Full fashioned silk 10—Marla to Antonio and Nunzlatu.
‘ l Manaone.
l 49 am $1 95 Gordon soc” Il—llsphulenc to Cosmos and Clara
' 0 . . Agllotta.
For infants and elultlrcn 11.11“", to Clittord and Mabel
' ' - Hall.
.thlffon “1k 25 and 50 12—Angelo to Filippo and Carmela
and c c D‘Allesslo.
95 $3 00 14--Donald to Samuel and Marguer-
.\, ‘ l . lte Iicld.
- ("i' WNW»: CU UI'N ~ ' H—l-Jicunore to Charles and lithe]
- ' Silk scarf” McKenzie. L
. l‘rintetl gaorgcttc nml crepc- 14—Anlta to James and oretta
pike-dot WIndSOI' Tics tie-chino, plain and pastel Lm'Ch'
'. l ' 'h d id—Wiiliam to William and Grace
, 50c "m 89c O a 03' $2 98 Sanders.
* Price ...... . . .. O 17—Michacl to Carmen and Antoin-
ette Fratinl.
17—Shlriey to Fred and Maude
I I J .
J e 1e MALLE E 18~Roorh°esrt to James and Katherine
wasnmoTon s'r. sou-m noawanx, 001m. ”42333.0 MW m um I,”
dulu.
M... ..... .
Tires, Auto Supplies, Tubes
SPECIALLY REDUCED '
.5 Day Trip 9 SuCceSs
ROADLITER
or Ditch Light
$2.49
Hot or Gold I
. JUGS 3
O
Keeps i'ooda ori ‘l‘ho latest ‘WlndShield Cleaner
liquids hot mi it'cty drlv- .
«old. ll‘ull gulv n R“ lamp .
inn I‘iillfll'ILV, or use in ‘ '
........., ., m. ........ . .. , Cleans melde and out-
drinking cup, nllichea and
side of. windshield.
Ilnngeru 1.i upum nn the roadway.
ilounlnr price 8.1.50.
ildorlrsn. sani—
tary and indestruvt. $2 95
s
12——Horatlo Finch and Ruth Deck-
c..'
Little Gloria and Norma Buoco,
abandoning them.
other children to care (or and lands
them as sisters.
4-year-old twins. 0! Newark. N. .l.,
whose mother. Mrs. Antoinette Bucco. was arrested on a charge at
The rcason. say the police. is that. she had (our
were short. The twins were found
at dlflcrcnt points and taken to the children's “at-ti of the city hospital.
Their cxactly similar appearance and their Joy at mccting tdcntltlcd
19—day to John and Ethel Wrigley.
19—ltuth to William and Louise
Yappe. .
20—Anita to. Moses and ltose l-lnl-
mun.
all—«Charles to Charles and C‘armiuu
(:harlott.
ZU—Churles to Joseph and Elizabeth
Holtesz.
fill—Lucy to John and Mary Per-
st hino.
fllwl‘llinor to Joseph and Helen-
(L‘hlckvarr.
Elm—Girl to Herbert and Anna Fay.
24~llamilton to Royal and Sarah
Eizca.
25—ltoso to Daniel and Louise La
Mort.
L's—Richard to Gustave and Emma
Briesler .
27—-Aitredo to Salvatore and Maria.
Inannaccone,
27—Richard to' John and Ethel
Gibson. _
27—.ll‘lora to Marion and Hour In.
herto.
zs—Ruth to lrvinc and Lea Wal
Rovitch.
zo—loiando to Frank and Caterina
Germano.
Zia—Barbara. to Ilownrd and Louise
Levis.
30——l€lmer to Joseph and Theresa
Napoleon. ‘
aO-Phiiip to Stephen and Rose Fo-
dor.
81—Marie to Joseph and Mary
Monzi.
Marriages
March
s—Max Messing and Fannie Bren-
ner.
11-Vincenzo Napoleon and Giselle.
Pataky.
ll—Rogcr McFadden and Rosa
Rowe.
er.
13—40. Tummlllo and Mari Rlzzola.
27—thllam Jones and Faye Wor-
lh)’.
e—Wiliism Neill and Mary Manna. '
F months, 11 days.
months, 10 days,
iii—Joseph TPCOSII.
‘ month. 7 days.
17—‘lnizlcr linker, about 54 years.
20 years. 1
17—-I‘2tl\rnrtl anrr, 3” youth, 1
month. 15 days.
17-li‘rancla Burnt-ii, 65; years. 7
months. 13 days. ‘
lS—Joscph Moisgeri, 1 day. -~
lac—Helen Redwoy, 2:: years. 8
months. 21 days.
Ilia—Catherine Minton. 52 years. 8
months.
20—Johanna Egan. {.6 years, 6
months. 8 days.
21—Anthony Chirco. 24 days.
21—,Fredcrick Allen. 65 years, 26
days.
all—Barbara Barry. 45 )ears. 11
months. 7 days.
ill—Louise Rendman about 55
years.
.Zi—Bsby Fay. a few hours.
ill—Lorenzo lmpcruto, 35 years. 7
months, 1 day.
25—\Vllllam lit-titty,
months. 22 days.
25-—~.\isry Kavanngh.
months, H days.
28——Muria Underwood. 75
months.
Zfiwl-lrnrictta Kaplnn.
months. :5 days,
81 years. 4
68 years. 9
26 years, 5
26—Andrew Bowman. 7: years. 3
months, 9 days.
ZO—Edwm Stephens. 59 yonrs.’ 6
months. 16 days.
27—Dennry Hull. 6-! years, 6
months. 27 days.
28—anklln Austin. 70 years. 8
months. it days.
25-—.\inx Gsbler. 45 years, 7 months.
27 days.
L‘s-Giovanna Bernard. 70 years.
:9—-tj‘nthnrino Johnson, 76 years.
30»—-.loscphinc (fraw. 79 years. 9
months. 18 days.
sti—Christlan Christensen. 79 years.
5 months. it days.
Tin Mine Reopened After
Quarter Century of Rest
CORONA. Cal.. May 26. —- (AP).
The only gin mine in this part. or the
world has been reopened after
nearly twenty-tire years inactivity.
It is the Temescsl minc. closed by
its English owners in 189:. owing to
low metal quotations in New York.
The ore was discovered tr. 1850. The
pnny in 1590. Sir Henry Balfour
and Sir John Stokes were .omong
the owners. A recently "manned
American company has resumed
operations. .
A Nebraska professor says in three
generations the world will have 7.-
000.000.000 people or 2.000.000.000
more than it can sustain. Probably
so. it work continues to increase in
unpOpularlty. -- Houston Post-Dis.
patch.
"3'"- ""'“° "”"0- ~ Baby Hammocks List price 490 mu...
March ,
, nozzltggfllca'l‘? cars; adbaby on $1.00 . . . . . . . . . 1—Manuei Hugh, as yang, 9
, r s. ur y con- months. 10 days.
Tube Patching Outfit .. 290 $3323" Chm" “a 1'9"“! limiting? ”21113:; 7: rem. 10
““1“, "'00- s '39 l—Mary .Roberts. 80 years. 6
’“' " ', ~. months. 16 days.
TIRE . . "“"“‘"° 5"! l—John Webber. 81 years. 10
PUMP ' nmwhmflflr monthe, to days.
$1.98 ‘ - 2—Mthur Bowler. 56 years, 4
months. 8 days.
5 ) g 1 a i 2—htary Scarlett. 80 years. 7
i. i a as; . ®® months. 10 days.
cylinder . z—Mary Kelley. 62 years. 5
..._. m... FAMOUS ENSIGN CORD TIRES months. 11 am.
in diu- S—Martha Chint-ry. 7: years. 1
J "We“ Never before have strictly guaranteed “upgrade, For I...) r “ cars' month. 17 days. . ' ‘
Wu ‘mzm $3.00. nigh-pressure cord tires been altered at such low complete road a; 8—John Oldenschlagcr, 69 years.
”M' W, «,__ prices. We have been very fortunate in securing attach to inalt’ru‘ 10 months. 24 days.
i 79 these tires for below market prices. and are air. merit . 45 7—nertha Vollmer, 47 years, 13
- c ing you the bonetlt ot‘ our remarkable pnrchus. board 9 days.
This sale ts limited to the quantities on hand and “Matilda Frederick. 53 years. 2
Ideal for summer the rises listed below. ..._.._. 1 maths. algae“ 56 . 7
. g . —— am w . year .
“xiii: :33.“ tour 3" 4 . 3“" “um“ months. :6 days.
..'_.-.... ..- m.-. 80 x 8% Straiinltt'i-lidc .x Balloon 8089 $1 49 s—Rosa Podwsl. 17 years.
””5me M 95 I "3"" (.‘ords Plates a 9—8alvatore DeBone. ‘4 days.
cigar Lighter Clincher ' —_—..__.._.. 12.1“ Cocchla. {3 ya", 3
‘7..5 31:!
$12.05 $14.05 $12.05
Timers for
Fords 590
Reg. price $1.00
Highest Quality Inner Tubes
Gray Tune HEAVY III-ID TUBES
Mam 203440 82x! 88“ 30x3%
clams-on l-V' 1‘ “v one use one sees at.»
on any dash:
lighter is on cord
hat Will reach
”I! a o a t of
_ ' “3’ 31,45
is value.
TROMPET HORN!
O harmed Steel
Wrenches 49 c
Sat . . . . .
Reg. price 81.00
BLOW OUT PATCHES, any size 19¢
Beveled Plate Glass Mirrors
' VICTORY
CUSHION SNUBBERS
._\ an... .9“; n u-..
t. . .' .-' .
‘~ ’9 . . . .
it .95“ . .‘ f." ‘ i “'1'
, A}: . 1-3”
A).
ti lanai from Paris. can be at-
$1.98
n
‘ tached to cowl or thru
windshield—N value.
iFor Fortl'
llllfl cars. elimin-
Ali-:0“, m ..... ate the Jerks
For open or closed and bumps.
toctlon trout . Co l
‘un|-*nm “I. aeeee-seeee-a-nu.. 98° 012::Etofitle:
""d ' “IN ‘ to attach. '
plant. M' v.1” '5
tar ".50. . DI 1'03! DECO 79
s .10 ‘ musa.xo.t........ O
' ' LB m. 81.00 “
A WATCH
COMING
.. endless variety,
7 « range of prices.
" GRADUATE
The assortm e nt of FAIR- :
CHILD watches is of almost
suit all requirements, at a wide
mulls! ounoauox our f "
it—Joscph suirunck. 67 years. 2
days
15—~Nlchnl:m Milnzl, .3 )‘(lll‘8, 10
mpnths. it dais,
lO—Wllllum llornn. 18 )UII‘H, ll.
property passed to a. London com- ‘
years. 8 .
l
FOR THE
JUNE
being made to
More On the Upgrade.
i
The population of Germany isl’
again int-nosing. Exports lmllorc;
that the llnm is not far distant wlirn.
Ucnnnnr, llkr ltniy. tnurt again have
colonic» to in u'~-' surplus inh‘tlil-
taunt, .
Tlic Ilmllt ruin of I! iii-r LOU“.
population is ulmui 1' nor cvnt imt'cr
than in liliit nnli less than hull oil
the hmh PM!“ oi ital‘i uhvn :3 outi
0L c\4-|\' l,""‘l tlii“i.
lekn is [mum l" h- rwnt at H!"
lttmlun iuulut! ‘l l. i' IN nolhuiu.‘
Whisky drunk in \\ whiuuton. tutu“
gun and i‘wliinrniu Ir. pmim.’ lll‘l
liminii Columbia vur di i.i.——.\‘c;.ilic
Argus. i
I FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1925.
Teaton Birtnrate Once
New White Footwear
Makes its first appearance at Elwood’s.
The many uses for white shoes is the reason
“why" of having a pair of these new pumps. Come
in and try them on.
MILTON ELWOOD
122 Washington St.
So. Norwalk
Tall No. 1 Cans
- 2 for 29¢
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For Washing All
Delicate Fabrics.-
and for Washing
D i S h c it Also—-
Won't Rt'iitit‘ll the
Hands.
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3 tall cans 29c
H
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Gre-
Solvent
The Wonderful ,
llnml Soap in
Paste Form — It
leaves iho Crimi-
cst Iinnrls Clean a
and Soft.
annsZSc E
SOUND NO. 1 MAINE
POTATOES - 75c
THE FINEST SHIPMENT OF OLD POTATOES WE HAVE EVER RE-
IOEIVED AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR
PECK
_:__v
FINEST
CANADA
LOBSTER
Tempt the Family with a
Tasty Lobster Salad
‘1 426 can
PREMIER
Salad
Dressing
Large Bottle
31c
RED TOP Brand.
Malt
Extract
Complete with the Choic-
cst Oregon Hops
756 set
i.
WHILE IT LASTS!
TENDER FRESH CUT
Native SPINACH
lfio
PEOK
STANDARD
SWEET PEAS
-~ 3 cans 29c
f‘
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HARBAUER '8
CRISP SPICY
DILL
PIOKLES
Large Quart Jar
35c
mum N. Y. sTATa
PEA BEANS
8c lb
OVEN-FRESH! .. _
eAs light and tender
as tho just out of
the oven, steaming
hot. Prepared from
choicest ingredients
and flavored with a
generous quantity ' "_,
of spicy raisins
B&M
itinerant]
1 5c can
HARBAUEE’S
TEMPTING SWEET
MIXED
PICKLES
Large Quart Jar
39c
TABTY N. Y. STATE
APPLE SAUCE
1 So can
i
Lea and Perrin's
BADGE
Bottle .................. 296
Imported Italian
TOMATO
PASTE u................
3 cans Peter Oooper'i
GET-Am
25C Pkg -................‘...... 1
Pkg ' DIAMOND BRAND
CREAM or WHEAT - 24c CLOTHES Tms - . 1
SE?
Mogroco Blend
Pound Fresh Roasted
It‘s the flavor that Counts
ll'lTEll - 47c OOFFEE -45.;
Sold Only in Our Own Stores
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OUR STORES WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY.
HAY 31st in Celebration of MEMORIAL DAY
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Norwalk Chronicler