We are c sud soul into the business oi supplying WW fiumuwn ”9.13999 .9
III»: humans, OIL arovas. HAMMOCKII. Poncn CHAIRN, sET- _
5E8, MERANDA EGREENE, DOOR SCREENQI WINDOW SCREENS, 4.94 9
MANUFACTURERS 0F 1
LENSES.
I
i
i
I . ,
. _ ii ‘ We make on our own lenses 9
and can tliorei’oro save Ionmon- ’
a; EII 'ruAu, HE sssr
to be was...
ey on your
ERESORIPTION WORK.
Try Us and Sec.
WEAR EERFECT LENEEB.
sis white at the sumo
prices. can. ortne‘ kind and quality -
which will bring you here again when "
you want morn
TOILET REQUIS‘ITES
re only part not our large stock but we
onsldor it i Inorinnt a strive to
w... .4 .
Worms r9RECAs19'999I
- Norwulk and vicinity
HIIEN‘ors and thundoé'storm tl91i91949nifn
r tonight. ‘ucst 9 .
Nit): oat high prcssmc oveI tho,”
Slates is producing high temper
rousnAI. omscron Ado autism“.
1248 North Main St. 54'
South Noijalk. Conn.
in a“ WHOM unfit ct tho Rogli‘ny' 4. bell the uni: 9t goods ut'ilhc emailest F _ Homer B9. Hoyt,
Ian... ext'tiDtA 0919191311: fNiN‘iN‘nnc, W “”5“ " fir "a arm Huang "SI "1N8 94 museum ootIcIan. 4
mgglirgékm I... producing 1890, Ed w H ” (919 7-8 United Bonk Building.
crs and will???afflfiofibmfi - w 98 9!] 9r One horse—445.00, $55.00 and $65. 00. 9 Tel, 363-12.
$113333... WWW,“ m, Two horse—$65.00, $75. 00, $85.00 and $90.00. “”WW
guilt. I '
a do... MIIIID street. “To sac-«s
Miss Adelaide Lawrence of Shiiooi
stroot, Norwnlk left town today fm a
three weoks‘ trip to OWIIsco Lake and
Auburn, N. Y.
' \ '* luvcu. Conditionsi‘
1:1:N1iNyhigh teInpcIntIn9
weather except possibly 5
dct showers lowaIds ui
.4 der er ltod
linens Tribe lmplovtiiumng
9l\lcu, will mcct tTuosIluI
I'alk saloon.
uesduy utter-
4 Also so. Age... f0: the RACYGLE BICYCLE. .._......_._ m.-- ---...-4-....._...,,_
9.9 90ARIIIAGE sUILDEnj AND DEALER. 9999 we Ale Making .
' E; Home Goods of hi! desorifiui’ns'
An opening
LM
North Main Street.
.thun
.(IcncI .11 SIIpeIintcudcnl. 0. M Shep-
ard, oi the New Haven railroad and
MIs SlIcpuId loft Suturduy for Clu-
ciuuull, to be away for two weeks.
A Iucciiug of tho 1
keepers will be hcl d
noon.
uviw.
stun“. Norwgllr
flnlaria,
~—Dr Dick‘s our“
llton 01' Weston
MIs. 'l‘hemloxaunval'k over “190.,
visited. fiientls. .
Fourth.
T. B. Smith, of Paterson, N. J..
4spcut a few days with relatives in this 4
city, after which time he continued his
w-nylto Dunbuiy. wheIe ho will ipmid
III-Itcw days with friends ' "
Edward B. Douicns, of Hamilton .
Invonue, has Ietmncd from a delightful
ten days hip to Boston and Mniuc ~
While in Poltidnti he wus the guard of
his brolheI, William Doulcus. at Oak
dale cottngi, who is the New England
manager for the Bhribner Mngazino.‘ " »
7 ”Spé‘é‘ial Announcement
Dr. James T. Gotiti‘lsygiour specialist has arrived from our New
Yolk Exu iping oliioe,guud is prcpared to make export examinations .- 4
of acoustic cuts at our oilico and store. in the Opera House Nicol; So. ‘ ~'
Norwalic. All cases will receive his pcIsonnl uttcuiion absolutely
frec of charge. Glasses, if nccded will be supplicd nt prices as"
low as $1 per puir for ONE WEEK ONLY. Dr. Godhcy will give you
his honest opinion of the state of your eyes, and will not prescribc‘
' glusscs unless posltlvoly necessary.
A
. 1mu, oi’ Danbury,h as
Miss Hsltinlslt with friends. in 4.
ll'illllliliii 1‘0
waulk. 9--
9jorset tnclory resumed
The R ,Irr the alumni summer
wmk toll.“ week.
vacuum!
t M. Keane. of Bothei, is
9' into new business and ncqublng now
customers dull because our curl m
Mia ’M,.9 and Mrs, Robert G -_. Ollice hours from 8: 00 II. III toil: 00 p m Sniurdny until 10 p m. .9 trons have spicud the fact lhnty (1),".
the g Lowe street. Genleral Russell Frost Mditil Ebcnp a i d b I! l t h , code, our methods, and our prlcos
Mmr ._ Hill, ,Major Frederick A um and ”a" your ”a ex m M y “5' ”3° an" WM“ e is “4"? 4 g
. Como in and not acquainted.
4 have given complete satisfaction. Our
4 customers, therefore are our best ad-
4 vortlscrs, and he know when we in-
Mrs. Edwin Hoyt, of Nor
M been guests of Mr. and Mrs.
“-a‘lulon, in Weston.
(‘npinin luunk D Layton chc nt ”104
Enst Haven Iiilo Inugu Friday and Sitl- I
ur,duy conducting the regimental riflu
United Amerlotin OpthlalnS, Inc.
‘ duce a. new patron to enter the store
1,. ~——-—9————- 9 match. 1 HOV-rug THEATRE BLOCK. ‘4 “Psetory 116 East 230, 9St. N. Y, . Athut he or sho will leave it as an
May Hamilton returned it | . ’ ambassador from us to send us furl-h
\iorwnlk il‘riduy, alter a w‘ A small runaway occurred in Nor-‘
or trade. When are you going to make
‘ your first call?—
ilIo A. J. Ang‘evlue Ii Son 00.
4 FURNITURE. {709.
1:94 Wuhlngton smut.
., . tout)! Norm-1k. com.
unuusrururs D
,i‘Bit at her homo in Weston. walk SatuIdny night. 'lllt‘. nulbitiouu
house, was going down Wail sheet uli‘H4
a inst pace, when it was captuch hyl
Captain of Police ’l‘hoinas liuut. 'l‘lIcIc
was no damage.
9. Nina ll. Robins, of Dayton,
is spending two months with her
r, Mrs. Fruuk Avery, ol’ Ely ave-
J
sirs. Edith Clark and son, William.
Weston, are spending the week
ilh William lluckuuau, in South N01-
.ulk,
The. state police commission, at its
annual meeting. elected Frank '1‘.
Brown, of Norwich, as president. and
Marcus ocoun as secrc u .
'i‘homns Full} gan lWits |rouppol§9139tlvtsl§i EWEST ST. AND SCRIBNER AVE”
‘ South Norwalk
Dr. and Mrs. Jean Dumoriicr, of
South Norwaik, are spending some 4
.4 z time at the home of Mrs. Jerome A. ——A specific for puinw-Dr. Thoma-‘1'
) Godfrey! Eclectrlc Oil. strongest, cheapest ilnl
.‘ ——-—————-—- Iucnt cvcr dcvlscd. A hi‘utsohold re
99 Mrs. H. .i.. lowrcnco and daughter. medy in America. for 25 years.
Grace, of ('lrt'hurd street, are visiting. --—--—-—
relatives and friends in Waterbury and
Nnugntuck.
cIiniendont and Arthur 1.
slstunt supoiiuiclulcnt
.93....“—
Corset Covers tormer price 35 now . ..
Nome Corsets In 4
Skirts, former price $5.00, new .... . .....'.......
White and Colored Shirt Waist Suits
l‘ine Net, Dresses, from ..............
We are now develop: Ig this choice residential property, lo-
cated on the high land within ten minutes of the station. It has
been carefully restrceted, and divided into half acre lots, which
I we now ofier to the builder or il’ véstor.
'l‘he insialiuiion oi oillccrs o! Wash-
ington Chapter, No, 11, Patriotic ()I'dt‘r
of the Sons of Americu, is expected in
be held Tuesday evening in l’yihiuu
Hull, Sh'WZ uud CorbI-ii‘u block.
District President John H Butlerson
will cm‘uct the mummy.
cosmonau-
Miss Kathryn I), Rmuscy, of Bay
Ridge, Ncw'York. is spending u wock
with her sistcr, Mrs. William 1“. Erotic,
01‘ Lowe slrcct.
HOYT' S THEATRE.
Every Evening This Week, Exc;pting
Tuesday.
MATlNEE SATURDAY ONLY.
, .
Ladies' Suits, third lot up to $30.00, to ‘
l.lllinn Sims, two years old, dough Lndles' Coats former price 38. 00, for . I
MIs, Elnulso VlbbuId, oi’ Soulhport,
of 23 Ann
ier 01’ Mrs. Fannie Sims,
slroot. is suficriug a severe attack 01‘
typhoid lever.
A uumbor of point. in Rnllroad ave
lillt‘ «which hm] been II-piawd bv scv~
IM‘IIIl lIIIgeI onus wow (ul down last
week nnd cnIIlcd awnl
Miss Charlotte. Swan, of Brooklyn.
in spondiug heI vacnliou at Mr. and
M15 ll: il\l‘\ .i. chd' s newly putt-hus-
cd iltlllii‘ in Woodwald awuuo.
Churles Soikm is confined to his
spout Friday in South Norwulk as the
guest. 01' Mrs. Belli- F GIcgoly.
Columbia (‘nslle A (l K. of M. (1,,
of Slaml’oid. will uliond the iuuiulini
tion or officers nt Palestine ‘astle,
South Norwnlk, this evening, leaving
on the 7:08 trniu.
A countryman drove into Ncrwalk
Sunday morning. and us he Wllfl puss-
ing through Wnll slrccl. n 1ng {oil out
of the buck of his wagon, ’i‘lIc suck‘s
contents begun squirming in lively
shape, illlti a colored Iuan wont out and
bickcd it up. lie also prorccdctl to
OWN YOUR HOME
by purchasing a plot for cash or on our easy payment plan. If .
you are prepared to build at on ce, we will make you a very at-
tractive proposition. Ask your local broker or write us. We are
not strangers in South Norwalk—Harbor View Beach and Har-
bor View Park, and now the, best of all, HIGHLANDPARK.
D
homo in North Main street bv illness, mukc ill) investigation and us he no ASSODid'Bd BUdld 0 Bankers
being iiili’llil'llt‘ti with typhoid fever. cued it, a lively ("It 111190011 UUt Ill!“
Dr. I. M Allcu la in aIII-uduucc. run down the street.
A meeting of HIIInboit Lodge, Sons
of Ut‘llllnll, will be held 'l‘ucsan ovo-
nlng in llu- South Norwalk QllillM’
(‘lIIb IpIaIlI-Is leh Main niIcet
Walter (lurr'y returned to his homo
lu Brmklyu. tmlny arm .I visit \vlllI
his i‘IIlhoI. .i i‘. (imIIIIy. III the illillli‘
of ii. iii llailwllz, ni‘ lIIIspnIt nvcuue.
l’ (i inunubury "Lilliii'tl, Now Ilium
lnud Older 01' I’Iolmliou will meet in
rogulnI session lquorIow night, when
the newly Oitit‘i ed unicorn will be in»
Hillill d. 9
MIN. Joseph i’r-Ily IIIId children. of
Wouton reluluvd to Norwulil Wudnouv
d: Iy. owing to the uuvero liluous oi‘ Wil
11am Robinson ut whose home “my
were visiting.
l‘luetor W. (lriliiu of llridgcport.
ban tiled II voluntary pctilion iu
Iriuiuuplry in the district court of
the United States. ilubillilcu $7 711 137;
Ilsuciu, $21,000
The inulullutiou oi‘ niliCt‘iH or I’uicu-
line motto Ancient Order Knights of
tho Mystic Chain Will bohuld this cytu
him: at 8 o‘clock in Int. headquarters
in Washington ulrert.
(‘luIrivs Reunion, of Taylor awmuc
in in Atlantic t‘lIy this unit uttcud»
ing the uunual nullouul I. billion of
the Amnlgamnlud Rbcot d‘ Motal
Workuru us the dolomite otNorwuliI
Uni. ll. 21'“
flooroiary or i-Itule Bulieuwoiu hug ire
sued n pamphlet giving n list of tho
corpormions which have been torru‘ed
nudist the Immortal law misting April
1,144.19” There are nearly 0,000
names on the list.
I
W
Flnhlns is no good me... dnyu that
the local noon-oust are gathering" at the
streams and ponds mm with patriot
bolt and bamboo polesure titling tbcir
fish bushels with some choice upset
loans at the thinly tribe,
. Lus well as for high hound v’thw
‘ 'l‘ho number of roul osinlo transac-
tions nud tho sum total of mortgages
for tho. month of June in the towns
ropoitcd in the coInIncIciul RIII-‘Iud in
nbovc the avclnge ot' the coricspoud
lug Inonlh lu rcrout yours. in Nor
wnlk then-4v wore oigliiyslx sales. on
against 100 in June, 1900, and 132 in
1005. Tim mortgagor. last month worn
$00,710. in 1000 they were 302.837.
and in 1805, they amounted to ”11.400.
Lust Wonk tho union worn 1wruty in
number, and the mortgngcs unmuutod
to $16,000.
Inquiry at tho Stamford office of tho
Consolidated Rullrond (‘ompany has
failed to dillclono tho intention of the
company in Iogard to lbo whitening of
lite Nuroton River bridge.
at tho New ilavuu o co, II'II'd‘lluIt of~
doc is sometimes shy of information
when newspaper inquiry is mndo. It
was undulclnlly cald'by 9. man cou-
noctod with tho cotnpuuy that the ne-
lion 01‘ tho Railroad Commissioners
sown the proposition to connect. the
lions uI Norolou tut onllroly Iliil'crcni
color than it. previouuiv iliill i‘lo udd-
od lluIl he know nothing of the cunt
puny s intention.
Another tract of loud in the north
p9an. of filnmi’ord Was nold Friday by
ll. (lrundull to a young lady well
known in IllunIrord’s soc int and churl»
lublo uctivltlos, Whom.” use it for
rncroution and quite possibly uburo‘ its
plenum-cs with some of the busy girl
workora of tho city. 'i’hu luid border!
the Rippowam rlvor iu'rtho neighbor,-
hood (I! the ostuiuu or .1. El. Gillespie,
In Winter Wood. at Brooklyn and H.
i). Davenport, of F‘iutbush, on the road
to New Cousin..n omity waterfall and
rustic bridge being At one comer of
the property. The land belonged to
tin. cm Augustus Wood some, and In
about Marco miles tram. Now tinnitus
find sown from Stamford centeri'rhero
is units It domn’u’d now for prltbu on
ctr-cums with msibliittes 01'4 it kind,
What lit" .
«Ion wiiil‘hc token w ll bp dotovniiuod
“hours and limiting humanity which
E. S.i1inII.Prus, fredsiicl Jenkins. ireas
252 Huguenot Street},
New Rochelle, N Y. Tel 8243.
EST T0 SUMMER SHOPPERS
1
indics' Muslin l’ettimnls. $1 25 to $4. 50.
LndIcs' l’ :Itlliag Suit is. $2 25 to $5.00. 4 '
Misses‘ l’nlhiug Suits. $9.25.
liout 5 $1.00 llutbing Suits, 6490. 4
Trunks :.Iud Suits (uses. ‘
\gcltts [or New ldqa 13011121 Is,ioc. 4
i‘lt‘Sil (uudv :0 and zoo lb 3 i “a
I I
..‘ .. 4.. .
.‘4- I. ~ in -
AFTER THE 091030296.
W
Ingmmn‘ owe.
‘ii I.- W... ,. ~ ‘ ’
Loosl Multifunen NW W" for tint
Plaid;
Detective: Hunting Down Floater- 1m
felting Railroad“ Property. i
Detectives 4unIi Mancini agoniu of did
New York. New Huron ltlill Hartford
rnllrou‘d huvo‘fouud it ucceuunry it}
start till nggrnsnivo «Inmucign against
~I’I‘.‘
9stI ..I 149.14 ,,
burying his wreck gutting runny {or
dump. ulthougldttho any of departure
for Ntautlc in more than a Week on.
ltcgimoutnl <5.an trout Colonel James
Fitch worn roughed several more ago
and tho onutéiiil sailed meetings of
tits companion, for the purports at ext
platonic than to the men and mi
getting. .019 In”... in shops tot-9
trsnruortatten to this torts. '
tre passes on railroad property and
trains. The force of Older mononuld
is now at won. rounding up the count?!
which infest Connecticut, one train of
seven men being nude in New Haven.-
Saturday. _9 _,
Mitts tactic smith, or room, It.“
.1 who has been spending tho Fourth Misti Gladys (Janey. ‘0: Hilton street.
with roiotiims in um. city returned in visiting tho aunt. Mrs. Jamar
homo Sunday. scannptiutmi’b nor 'l‘borhpionm
cousin, our limit 9i. Hoyt. I ,sri «sport.
HERE‘S A BIG LIST OF SPECIALS BRIMIIUL 0F INTER-i
Both companion ut‘tue armory uro '
FEATURING WALKER 4r. DEAGAN ‘
and
Presenting All the Latest Moving Pic-
tures and illustrated Bongo.
NIGHT PRICEB—Ladlu. 10c to any
part of the house: Gents, Orchestra
15c, Balcony 10; children under 10
years of age, 50.
MATlNEE,, PRICES—Adults,
10c;
Children, 5c.
l "
iiNORWAL‘KO
[4“ W’IINIUH W”
RTAMRORDD.‘ ,.
Goon every n 0939
new I I a
r a on 4
willing PWMRIIMN: ‘
distill '
Ina. Mari "v D '
songs by (iron
1,1946 how‘rd Avenue.
iMPERiAL MOVING PICTURE '00.,
nary sud ”trunnion ladder!”
rim, Ironwood. cm... Poplar Anti chant.
my. turning. anion“ slop 30mg, - '
' 8 ply through bu y: -‘
those splendid Stockiu
nud‘ (nucleon, the can
We no... smolnhmoniion
tor ”4'1"“ ‘ttii mic th pith-I'll -
under 350'
rooting paper. mouthing upper.
Doors.
Norwalk Chronicler