,h e. of ,Union
in libraries.
1.111111111111111. spent Lgbor Day in
1111'; walk
so Jessie Yost. o: Smithvlile. is
, finding a wool: with irldnds in New
11k city.
Miss Eleanor Moi-choose. Fairlield,
the guest of triends in Norwaih
t‘erday.
Clhrencs Dunning of south Main
greet, will spend Eiuuday with iiiends
Miss Tillie Kelly, oi Franklyn ave
TNorwalk is visiting friends in
New York city.
Miss Agnes Bryant of Main street is
recovering nicely from an illness of
veral months.
Mrs. J. W. Weiss and daughter, 0!
I1 ,t avenue, have returned from a
visit In Wellingtord.
Mrs Imogene Ross .is expected in
Worwalk. after a sojourn in the Cats
kl Mountains today
M9118. D. Lahrence and daughter,
IQuIiniard avenue, are visiting
Ienda‘ in Horticrd.
Miss Rosie Larrigan of the Boston
Store. has ’rétui‘n’ed (rpm a vacation
spent at Asbury Park.
. Miss Clara 'i'heis. of Woodward ave-
bus, is that waist of her friend, Miss
Short,1otI-Ioiyoke Mass '
" Mien Claire M Ryder,
place, ls entertaining Mrs.
therton. of goringheid. Mass.
John anlor clerk in J A. Hlslop
company s, is enjoying a week's va
etion with relatlues in Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles anlor,
Staten Island are guests of Mrs.
Charles Williams, oiMeadow street.
Miss Lulu Bowen, Who has been the
guest or relatives in The Norwalks,
as returned to her home In Dcricn.
Howard Zoloft hssrreturn‘ed to his
duties at the C. it: B. Mfg. 00.“ 11 office
in Georgetown, after a weeks vaca-
n. 1
1 Mrs. Herbert ”V. Mottram and child,
of Astoria, L '.,i are visiting Mr‘. and
Mrs: William Undo1down, of Taylor
or Lynes
Warren
Miss May Hunlon. or New Haven is
visiting her grandparents. Mr. and
of Monroe
Morgan Leslie ot Norfield Minnea-
polls, is the guest of his aunt Mrs.
1 giggle liiilow, ‘JOL Newtown avenue.
'8 1
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Miss "Heath Corbett, of Cedar street,
out spooning a few days with relatives in
Miss Jennie 11111111111111.1111; iio’puiar
Ehfihi ei' at Dickérman‘s has returned
com a few days visit with friends in
_ Haven.
, Mr. and Mrs. William Slade. of
hiladelphia. who have been the
nets of Mr. P. Rogers have returned
totheir home. 1
Joseph Monsell and family have
cared 110m Mari er’s Harbor, S. I.
sanklin street, th Norwalk. Mr.
nsell is now employed as clerk in
oyuiour’s Grocery.
nix-Commodore Clarence F. Osborne
soi- Norwelk is at p1 cheat in Paris. ‘i‘he
of 111191 in
,‘PBN a!
11 MI; 11 films Mason her guest are 1
0
Letter Carrier
sons to Long islflnd s
festive beach plum and. 311
is covering his route ‘ ‘
Floyd Collin is 11111111133111.1111; in;
Bridgeport ‘doii 1111111111
Matthew Fiwisou is ‘ his care or the
Mahackemo Hotel newgiand.
Henry Thais, oi Woodward avenue,
will return tomorrows}; truth a three
weeke' visit at the home of his aunt.
Mrs. Steadman in Troy N Y. -
Alias and Clair Callahan have re
turned to their home in Hoiyohe.
Mass. after having been th’enueets oi
the Misses Powers. oi! Valley Piece.
Edy/aid ii. Aycn‘. oi Hoiy‘oke. Mass"
and Jo’spéh G. Fletcher, of Red Spring,
1N. C are stopping at the Clii‘tord
They expect to remain until the end of
the summer season. ' -
‘ Miss Jennie Kendall, who has been
a guest at 1the residence or Dr. and
Mrs. George S‘. Kendall Elmwood ave,-
nue., returned’to her home, Manches-
moon-the Sea. yesterday. ,
Miss Fanniebelle Curtis and Miss
Marie Curtis have returned to Brook-
lyn after spending their summer va-
opening of the public schools in which
they teach, Monday. ,I 1
F rank A. Ferris who is summering
at Cottage Oity Martha‘s Vineyard
spent yesterday in South Norwalk. Mr
Ii‘erris and family intend to remain at
the seashore another month hetero re
ruining to South N01 walk
Miss Mamie Perry, of Merwln street.
Norwnlk. has returned from a three
week's vacation trip spent with friends
in New Haven and Long island. While
changing curs at Bridgeport Miss Por-
ry had her pocketbook stolen.
Charles H. Filiow, bass soloist in
the Grace Church, who has been visit-
ing relatives and friends in the West
1‘01 the past few weeks, has teturned
to his home in Newtown avenue Nor
walk Mr. Fillow was very much its
pressed with the western cities.
Judge Hall, president of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail
rend company has returned from a
two months‘ vacation in the Adiron-
his absence“ ii
cation in Norwalk, to prepare for the ‘
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a spending a itew it?” thBo
1 no A.J . Collin at South“
Miss Margaret Green has
111m home in New Yuri: city 11111111
it with Miss Nora iii. Ryan“)
loci: street East No'waik. , 1 ,
1Mrs. Martin Kendall. oi Norwhilt,
and mm, Mrs 0. 0.3091911 oi Dorian
have returned tram a week's visit at
Gold Boring Long isla‘n 1
Mrs. Stumpt, who h the guest
at her mother Mrs. . Moore re-
turns today to her item in never. out
Jersey utter speudi ,3 the summer, in
Miss 1.111s Elwoo o‘! Notwsi‘k. m
interned home utter a short visit with
her cousin Miss 101.. Weeks Mr. and,
Mrs; Fred Brundaga and little dauglp
tor, Jennie. or South Norwaik spent
Sunday' with relatives in Ridgeileld
Miss May Condon, of Yenlters, N. Y..
and Miss Margaret Murphy, or South
‘Norwalk, 1119 guests 01: Mrs. Thomas
McGiynns Barry avenue. Altidgoiicld
Press.
W
BARGE JACKSON UNLOADE‘D.
The barge Francis Jheksoii, which
sunk in the Norwalh harbor several
days 1130.111 being unloaded at the Nor-
,waik Coal Company dock and as soon
as this work is completed will be tow
‘od to New York accompanied by the
h‘tesi‘rn pump Baxter, tango into dry
(on 1 .; ‘
SWEET "POTATOES
PER IPECK
27 NORTH MAIN STREET.
South Norwalk.
dark mountains.
President Hall has .
Tel. 13845.
\
Concerning the Bible
us take hold with a will.
front rank of excellence
Thefaetor will addressihc school
everyone that the Church Service is al1
the winter's work.
Come yourself. Bring a friends if
and a pleasant greeting
mini ex- commodore has purchased ‘
South Norwalk, Conn” Friday, So
.9 being exerted in ,ihé s‘é‘icciion oi the finest goods upon the market 8for 9111‘ p 116115.
9 We oiirr you the 111211 Colic: that money can buy; the liiche'si Double Cream Cheese: 1 I-
swan-en Butter prodoced; Fresh Peanut Better at 20c lb; the Largest and Freshest Line ‘.
1your order for Peaches ior canning. Freeii from the orchard daily.
The pastor and many of the teachers. 1. re 01‘ our
school have returned to town. but om and all come to the opening session _
on the Sabbath, September 7th, at tw clve oclock.1 '
I
Intcnd to spend in part with us in the Bible School this inlllxind winter.
Remember that all the classes of “(1: Intermediate and Senior Depart-
111o11ta meet together for the opening e:
Department and the various clubs mmt In their own rooms. .
The Jennings Club will meet wit) Mr. Leland and DIN! together {or
Issued by the Executive Chlccrs (‘i‘ the Bible School. “ ‘ ’
BULLETIN N0. 6.
n“”
School oi the First
It is charac-
No eXaogerated values allowed 111
We mean exadlv a' dollar no more no less. _
tensile of all we do. .
our advertisements.
Tomorrow we start the 115151 the FALL SERIES
Manic 311111111. Seize
‘ 9e and i911.
It means that we will sell for one dell 1511 and i2 l-20
values at 9c; {1500 and 2511 values at 1913:11 saving on the
average 0f about 6’1?) per cent. Think. if 9011 can of am)
other method that will bring 11011 so much moneu so easiln
and quicklu as this one. '1
A partial list Of prices printed below.
Conciecaiionai Church
oihcers and mo
We hope that you have had a most enjoyable and profitable summer:
that you have laid by a stock or health. energy and happiness which you
Lot
Let us all p1. ll together to put our schodl into the
cruises in the chapel, The Primary
:11 its session and wieh‘eh us to remind
~11 to be resumed.
a»; —. 11
3'0“ Gilli.
At any ratyfirhrl‘ug a smile ’
plumber 5.1992. ,
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‘ Everything
Men's Blflck Hose (Herms- 1 spool Silk, 1 paper Needles. Ladles‘ Muslin Umbrella
dort Dye) regular price 251: 19c ,1 paper Pins, 1 card Hooks Drawers, hematitched, tucks
Men’s Black Hose, white sole, and Eyes, all for 19c and clusters oi tucks, reg:
. value 155’ §§lllrda¥v two 3 yds. Torchon Lace, 3 yds. ulsr 251: quality, 19c
‘ ‘ mm ‘ " "Iilc Torchon Insertion, for lilo, Children’s Muslin Drawers,
Ladios' 1PM“ Black “8'63;- 1 pair Side Combs, 1 Pumps. hemstitched ruffle, .regnlnr
Stitch “one. in 111cc effects, dour Comb, for 190 price 250, . 19c
regains, 12%,: quality, two I ,llFancy Neck Brooch, 1 list Infants‘ Slips,ourregular'25c..1iic .
11:01, ’ 1 19“: 1Pin, for 1 the lniante‘ Long Flannel Under-
, 1 , . 1 1 . 1 pair Velvet Cri Sn rt- ‘
Children’s Black messenger. m 1 yard Gartir Em,” anagram” 25° “mum 1-9c
regular price 12"“; all sis- all ‘for 1 1 190 Standard Prints. all colors,
es . ’91: 4 d F It value 6c 2 yards for 9c
. 1 . _ car a “t we“ Deming 27 Inch Fancy Plaids regular
Ladies Hue Lisle Vests, sq. Cotton, 1 Deming Ball, for 190 price 12,,“ 90
neck sleeveless, regular 2 spools Sewing .Catton.’1 2 36 inch Porcnlino, last block,
price 25c 11 19:: Aluminum Thimblee, all for We regular price 15c 90
Lumus- WW. ,0... neck. 31.0,, 4 Linen Corset aners, 2 Elas- ’ _
alcoves 1215c quality, We “° “we“ fl" 9° Fixypfltzlpfozzmgn? 3:8“ 19
tor the 1 paper Assorted Pins, 1 box ‘ 36i h P “i y " y " ‘3
Misses' sq neck sleeveless Wire Hair Pm” and 2 b0" K lnc finale; m 0010“: leii- ’ i
‘ 1 ' ‘ ' ' cs Mourning Plus, all for 90 1 1 u or pr co 250’ 2 yds., 19c
_ three vests for 9c Bates' Best Seersuckors, sold
; 2 spools Busting Cotton, 2
IA regularific Whisk Broom. 9c . everywhere 12590 yd. 2
, spools Linen Finish Thread, 1 ’
Chlldrens Initial Hamilton all tor 9 yds., 19c
, c
chiefs value he, three for he -
1 ', 1 l Collar Foundation. 1 Curling Outing Flannels, all now, resn
2 Ladies Hemetltched Hand- Iron for tie lar price 89 yd., 4 yds., 190
kerchieis, re lar rice 5e ’ 1
311 p _ 11Mason's Fruit Jars, porcelain 40 inch Henriette, all colors,
Inach, and one cake glycerine tops 6 for 1 190 regular price, 25c. 191: I
11011 all tor - .1 ' ‘
1 p, 90 ‘ Granite Iron Sauce Panel 46 inch Pillow Slips, cotton,
. A 15c rubber or Celluloid ‘ ' 12%0 value Dc d“
Dressing Comb qt. size regular price 291: 19c 1 . y 1
1 ,. 1 . 1 _ Lautl Bros’ best Laundry 20 inch Huck fl'oweliug, (all
1 bottle Violet I'l‘oilet Water bleached 1?.ch value he d
d 1 box “Feather" (iom- 1, Soup. regular price so cake. ’ l . y ‘
an ‘ . 1 \ ‘ 1 _ , 1.1- iscakes, 1 . 19c 361mb Figured Swiss for half. .
1 vlexlon P09110110!“ 7 ‘7 Household Ammonia, mu qt. curtains,12%c value. 11c yd.
1,, Ladies Black Blik “1m“: fix bottles, regular» price the Best Quality Figuredflilkollne
fillet 5%, and 6‘ 091$le _ bottle. 3 for 19¢ , 12990 value, he yd.
valué fill 26°9,4;1, 13, “’1 ~. .‘31 preuer‘ve 80“, conglaung of 27 inch ChBCkEil “hinfloo‘k‘fl [61‘
Jim: ”Napier" Emery Nail one 15mg um, and w" small school aprons, 1295c value,
. 1‘ BOW“. . ' ones. regular price. 3511, no set. 91’ lid-
. Ladiei‘ face , A" of our reml‘r133‘c com; ‘ 18 inch All Linen Crash, 125‘s
harehieis. regular price Covers 9c value, _ ‘ 9c yd.
1111 ' . 1911 1 children: Muslin Drawers. 26 1192011 Knotted mused ‘
clusters or tucks. rennin, Towels 25c 111119.111: each.
pricesylflfi‘aild .1511, 1 1 90 ‘ 58 inch 11mm Bod oldies.
111111 corded 1 1111 value, ' 191: yd.
' Honeycomb 1119.111. So value. 11' 1
" ‘gi‘9c.
Norwalk Chronicler