llent values In
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Lord News Notes
R kin The United
Gro ry‘
Mini Madge Mil,ler of Brooklyn, is
a guest of Miss Agnes Golden, of Fair- ‘
ileId avenue
-Leg of Lamb, not mutton, the Bat-
tery s. ,
The REV Father 11.11; Shortell. of 9
Ridgeileld, was a visitor In South Nor.-
walk yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charies Tristram, of
Newark, are sojourning at Ridgchcld
for a few weeks
—Yacht and Golf Caps. O'Brien.
The dry goods stores are recognizing
the approach of winter and already
have furs displayed.
Frederick E. Lockwood, of Wall
street. Norwalk, was in New York city
yesterday on business.
-—A shoe that will wear Is a Wal-
. dorf Shoo at $2.60. See Olsen's shoe
display.
The Brookside Ice Companst sup-
plying. the Silver Lillie lee Compnrry,
of Norwnik, with ice.
Miss Adeline Jackson, of 120 Rose
Hill, Danbury. is spending a week of
her vacation at Bella Island.
—Shoulder Steak, 10c Ib.. at New
York Market.
Mrs. Kate Upson Clark will arrive at
Rowaytou today. She will be the
guest of Mrs. Samuel R. Weed.
Master Willie Foley, of New Haven,
Is spending this week with his cousin,
Samuel Cockefur, of Day street.
-Mason Jars 750 doz. F1114. & Co.
, Red Star Barge, No. 1,8 In discharg-
ing a cargo of egg arrd nut coal at the
deck of the Ferris Coal Company.
Lincoln Council No. 4, Order of
United American Mechanics, will hold
Its weekly meeting this evening
~anc Sale M S. Smith & Co.‘s
store, 2 to 5 p. 111.. Sat. afternoon.
. Mr. and Mrs. Irving L. Bradley, of
Washington street. are entertaining
Mrs. Adelaide Powers, of Bridgeport.
Professor Alex. S. Gibson and fant-
iiy, of No.3 Lewis street, are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nash, in
Stamford.
--Very low prices on Ladies'Shirt
Waists at Closing 'Out Sale. M. S.
Smith & Co.
Miss Margaret Kelly, of Stevens
street, Norwalk, is enjoying a vacation
from her duties at Tristram &
Hyatt's store.
Mr. and Mrs William C. Byxbee, of
Quintard avenue, are
Misses Harriet and Alice Miller,
Patchogue, Long Island
. ——0peniug day at Merrill College Is
Sentember 1.
Mrs. Alfred Simons, of William
street, Port Chester. is spending a
few days as the guest of Mrs A. H.
Hoyt, of South Norwalk.
Miss Dorothy Steele, of Ansonin,
has returned to her home, after a sev-
erul weeks' visit with Mrs. W. II.
Swords, South Main street.
——Porterhouse Steak, 2th litrttery’s.
Eugene J. VanNess, who is build-
I'hg a new house near Sound View
avenue, has given the contract for the:
mason work to Saivator Chnri.ott
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Hnnfnrd, of
Morgan avenue, Norwalk, are expected
to return to their home today from
a We weeks’ vacation at Newburg.
,—-C. &. K Hats. O'Brien.
1 Mrs. C. M. Ailing resigned as presi-
dent of the Social Union at Its regu-
tar meeting, Tuesday evening. Mrs
Ailing has been very succcsful while
In office.
Miss Kittie Wilson arrived home in
Norwaik yesterday to spend a few
days’ vacation from her duties as
guise at the Sayre Hospital. in Mount
ernon.
‘ -—-Legs of Spring Lamb, 20c 111.,
New York Market.
'There was a large attertdance last
evening at the Country Club, when
dancing muslqand a concert wns play-
ed by Speidel's orchestra. of Bridge
' port; Saturday evening Bentley's or-
"ohestra will play as usuul for dancing
d next Thursday evenlrrg Speldcl's
fichestra will be at the club again.
, -—NINTH ANNIVERSARY SALE.
ot'
' ”Porterhouse Steak or Roast, 16c lb.
'Slrioin Steak or Roast, 16c lb.
Rib Roast, 12 to ltic II).
Shoulder Steak, 12c lb.
Hamburger Steak, 2 lbs., 25c
Pot Roast, ’ 6-101: 111.
Fresh or Corned Plate, tic lb
uarters Spring Lamb, 12c lh.
18c and 20c lb.
PUBLIC MARKET.
32 South Main St.
Choice Fowl,
:1.
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We are carrying a full line of
Reed §VOIk
entertaining ‘9
A. J. ANGEVINE
134 '- 136 Washington
for “the Toilet '
As a Dentrince and for a Shiv-
in Ship. Made In two ‘dolors, -
W Its slid Green. ‘
EIIII. it IIIIIII II.
9 naueoror. 9
I itsrrm mus urn-Ir.
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Read Josclot'f‘s adv. before pnrchas
In; your stratum summons: 1 .
Mrs. W. II. Swords is the guest for
a week of Mr. and Mrs E. N. Wilson, ,
of The Bronx, New York city.
-—Ronst Beef. 16c Ib.. at New York
Market.
G, Joseloif Is having a. large addition
placed on the grocery store In Spring
Hill. Contractor John Rowe In doing
the work.
E. l. Mitchell, of South Main street,
who was thought to have been slowly
recovering front 11 critical Illness, has
suffered a relapse.
—l’ot Roast, no bone, 12c. lluttery's.
Robert. I“. Way. of Eirst avenue, re-
turned borne last night from a few
duys' visit in Hartford. Mr. Why has
been enjoying a vacation from his
dutiQ In New York.
Elcdtric
Fans
Electric Fans.
—THE—T-
Electric Co,
as wssumcrou erase-r.
TELEPHONE 354.
81 SON CO.
Furniture
Carpets
Stoves, &c
i
Street,
South Nerwalk.
Real, Edist'e
City, Shore and Country property.
Insurance
Fire, Life, Accident Liability.
Steamship Tickets '
.I. M. Layton 81 (10..
Incorporated.
No. 5 Railrold Avenue. South Nov-walls,
' Adolph W Dreyfuss,
Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco
, ; and Smokers’ WW of sii‘kinds.
The Supreme Test
oi Clothing Worth
Is In the wear. Don't buy clothes that
rip and tear, pull and stretch. If You
are not a cloth expert, you should
do your tailor ade clothing buying
here. We (1011'. handle shabby goods,
nor do we do shabb'y' work. 9
If you ARE a clothing expert, you
will appreciate our service more.
LEO S..99KOPPEL.
24 113W
9 of our specials thiq geek in Brass arid Iron he
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12- 18 North Main Street,
Cretonnes and Siikolenes are here for your selection. Although the
patterns are put of the ordinary, the prices are very moderate.
Our Line of Baby Shoes
I9sMoét Complete
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Out Sale.
District. will hold a caucus Itr Arlon
dull. this evening at 8(1‘0iock, for the
purpose of electing delegates to the
state. congressional,
probate conventions.
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Furniture Sale
THERE HA8 IllwahTMOIPHIRE OF BUOINICB DEPRESSION
HERE. 0111- sales have b frihht excess of that year. which 'EanEes'wu'Ev
ny is a strong Indication of‘ cover grewi'ng gopularliy {1f {1111‘ are
we due 0 e ow:
autos loos. WHITE shatter. egos.
$45.00 Regular, Sale 889.00. 818 00 «flat. Sale 814
832.50 Regular, Sale 825.00. 815. 00 ashlar; Solo 812. 0.
$8.00 Regular, Sale 828.00. 813 50 Regular, Sale up, so,
9 5.00 Regular, Sale $21.00. 818 00 Regular. Sale 8 9.00.
2.50 Regular, Sale 818.00. 10.50 Regular Sale 8 7.18.
2.00 Regular, Sale 818.00. 8.00 Regular. Sale 7.”.
820. 00 Regular, Sale 815.50 Q 7.00 Regular. Sale 6.36.
Above Beds all are of the best manufacturing, and all brass and brass
trimmings used on beds are of the best lacquered finish.
A J COLLINS 81 00..
Funeral Directois and Embalmers,
South. Nor-walk. Conn.
Draperies
Newest designs in Curtain Swisses and charming novelties in
N. E. Ryan&Co.,
l0 WASHINGTON :TREET. GOUTH NORWALK.
as
We have them In all the lending shades and at
Prices That Defy Competition
Flynn & Ryan; 90 WithilnegtfifStreet
O“W“MWO.MW
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DO YOU
Wish to rise above your present condition? It can be done
by making yourself more competent. Hundreds of people
have done so by attending MERRILL C()I.I.Etlm'~'f‘heir suc-
cess makes your success certain. Think it over carefully.
School opens Sept. 1st.'
- u. A. MERRILL.
Port Chester
South Norwalk Stamiord'
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EWHAT 40 Garlands-"Over 15‘6”
Automobiles
The FirstCarIoads N°W__L"Transit
Are we crazy? No. We have bird years of
experience in this business and it has taken us
years to secure this car.
What is it? Come around and see us; we
want your co-operation.
The Mechalcy Auto C0.
Stamford, Conn.
Summer Street,
Douglas Fowler Woman's Relief! Edward Hyatt. of Norwalk Is err,-
91911r'ps {will hold a regular meeting to« _Irwing his annual rncntion from his
ls tit Raymond's Hall Washington duties at Tristram & Hyatts store.
A“ members "9 '9‘“me t"“1 Conductor George. Othame. of the
local trolley litre, side partner oi“ “Bill”
Jones, Is enjoying a vacation from his
duties todny.
--llrown llerbics. O'Ilrien.
Mrs. D. Hart Weeks, of 134 Main
street, Norwnik, remains seriously ill
1e present. as business of Importance
3 tabs transacted.
——Bargalns In every dcpt., at Closing
M. S. Smith & Co.
The Democrats ot' the Second Voting
m of:
There will be it. choir rehearssi at
the Baptist church, Saturday night.
Captain F'i‘ederick S‘proiver. of the
Mary ,,i11 in New York city today
on bus nose.
Murder! But wasn't It cold in open
trolleys this morning. Serb blin for
front seats outside wds a, th pg 0 me
post.
William Thompson, wife and child.
of Brooklyn, N. Y are host-drug with
airs. Henrietta Raymond, of the West
for, of Troy, N. Y., are visiting With
Mr. and Mrs. WRDRHD Lynch on the
Farm Road. Tokeneke.
Tire recent hard: blow caused con-
siderable damage to small shipping
along the shore. Reports show that we
have the usual firimbcr of careless
boat owners among us.
Th sloop Mosetta H.. which went to
piece 6i; Conipo Beach dtuln We'd-
nésilny’s storm, was printed by aptuln
Prestdn Hart of this place. She had
many years and was well-known in
these parts.
The Delphian Athletic Association
Will (9th a meet with the Belle island
1 the Roton Point grorrnds, to
morrow afternoon and some interest-
ing athletic contests are expected to
develop at. this time. This will be the
first regular meet of .e Ilelpltians.
but they hz'rve hopes of making a go'od
showing.
A party of youths I’Nm South Nor-
walk out with an accident here last
night, Wiliiii necessitated their wrrik-,l
lug to their homes. They Were driv-
ing through tile village when a large
touring cur struck the. rertr whet-l (II'
the carriage and demolished it.
lliliiiii Iy the driver held the horse,
prevented 11 runaway.
’l‘he llelplriun Athletic Club 111'” a
very important meeting last night.
Among other things considered was a
lawn party to be held in the
future. To show the interest taken in
our young men and tirelefforts made
for their proper development and
training, several offers have been
made which will bring funds Ili'i cssnry
to purchase paraphernalia to equip
their quarters.
and
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPBIA.
Mrs, Franklin Bush, of New Castle,
Dcl., says: ”I suffered for years with
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
and belching. I tried everything I
could hear of, bttt nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale b R. H. Pltristed, F. ll’.
Baxter and T e Clifford Pharmacy. "
DARIEN AND noaoroit.
A u—n—i
Mrs. II. M. Valentine visited Nor-
wnik, Tuesday.
Fred IIetzel, of New York, was the
guest, Monday, of .l I’.Bru1nrne'r.
Owing to the rainstorm. Wednesday
morning. the number of Darien hesi-
dcnts attending 'the Savin Rock excur-
sion was not large.
Howard Wilimott has been vu y Ill,
and had an operation on his leg by
Dr. Noxon and another physician.
Howard is now improving.
Nell Thompson, of Bridgeport, vislt—
ed Allen the druggist. last Week. He
has been succeeded in Mr. Allen‘s
drug store by Fred Smith.
A resident. of Noroton, said to be
Mrs, Wallace. was hit by a motor car
rendered unconscious. The people in
the tar did all they éould for her, and
offered to take her home, but she
preferred to walk.
The annual fair of St. John's
Church, Noroton, opened Wednesday
evening, in the Volunteer Hook and
Ladder hall. and while the weather
was not very suspicious, still there
was 11 good attendance and an‘nttrhc-
ilve assortment of articles. The fair
will continue every evening until Sop
- ternber 2.
_Constablc Hugh Oeflngcr In looking
for burglars who got Into W. M.
Weed‘s house, in Neurwater Lane,
Noroton, Tuesday night,’ and got 0,3
with a small 'quantity of table silver.
‘ Apparently the burglars were hungry.
They went through the refrigerator
and took away with them a cold roast
chicken. They also visited the house
of a neighbor of Mr Weed' and stole
silverware. They got Into each house
by forcing a ground floor window.
There was a well- attended union
service of the Methodist Church of
Darien d Advent Christian Church
of Enstxl'orwalk at the Darlen M E.
Church, last Sunday evening.le
of typhoid fever. Dr. R. M. Wolte is
attending the case. and lust night a
trained nurse from Bridgeport was so
cured.
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the pastor, Rev. Y. N. Mine, in the
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Mr. and Mrs. Curt llllng and dangle,
been in the oyster business for 'a good
For- .
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Sunday near Wee Burn golf links and:
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Strangers in the City I“
Are horrified to Marthe; 9
iii ti W. ih at.
so to armature c s
crest: your“ is litre {N6 things;kit W ,‘
Write your letters here. (Stationery supplisd 1'11 our ,lilriupg 1931
Room. ) ' .
Wash Rooms and Rest Rooms at your service. "to“: . .
J Hear the Great Organ in the Auditorium, morning and E -
attemoon
Bring the Children to the Wanamaker Playground.
Cool off by taking a view of our Cold Fur Storage Vault. ' 9
Post Office, Telephone and Telegraph in the Store. I: '9
Restaurant, Tea Room and Soda Fountain. ; '
Make YouncU' of Home. Our Information Bureau will
answer all questions about the city or travel. 1 .
Thore' 1511’ t a home within a hundred miles of Wanamaker a D T"
that wouldn't be.bettercd by a visit of the housekeeper to the
August Furniwrc Exhibition.
Battered by the ideas that would be conveyed. ‘
i' Bettcrcd by securing a quarter to a half more money's worth '
than hsuai. ‘
, Bettcrcd' in looks and cornlort when the furniture gets
' installed. ' '
t More is the bed furniture that is made—~the simple kinds
and the most elegant, with all grades between. '
Here is the bropdcst variety shown anywhere.
And carerypicce of furniture is reduced in price.
The August Event in Carpet: and ' Upholsteria add:
additional interest for all careful housekeepers. '
Mcn wiillfind some oi the most attractive opportunities 01' ' J
the season in suits: women will find the newest styles in Summer
‘. and early Fall apparel andmiliincry. . ' j
Remedy ' 9Brpadway. Fourih Ava-us,
A 25.5.1.1... a co. 11:31.11 ‘1; mu. 51...:
New York: City
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morning was “The Fullness of Grace ' '
and Its Outflow." Appreciative words
in memory of Henry I“. Seileck were
spoken by the pastor. Sunday, and
memorial music was rendered by the
choir.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas
County, as.
Frank .I. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney & 00., doing business In the
City of Toledo, County and State afore-
gain of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
cannotbe cured. by the use of Hall’s
Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence. this 6th day of Decem-
6.
berA
A. W. GLEASON,
(Seal) Notary Public.
liall’s Catnrrh Care is taken Intern-
ally, and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials free.
‘ F. J. CHENEY & 60., Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
r111. Halls Family Pills for consti-
nation.
PUT THE9,,BABY ON THE ALTAR.
Preacher Called for Sinners, and We-
man Responded With His Child.
81101119. Mo., Aug. 28. —At the
close of religious exercises at
Union Mission 1.920 Franklin avenue.
last night, while John Hutchinson, an
exhorter, was pheading with his com-
rades to come forward to the mourn-
ers‘ bench, and seek forgiveness :for'
their sins, Cora Thompson, 20 years
old, went forward, laid a tiny baby on
the altar. and said to the preacher.
‘l-Ire Is your little burden of sin."
The meeting broke up without any
fur er sinners going to the front, and
the shy was left on the floor until a
motherfy woman pushed through the
crown, and picked it up.
Hutchinson has been for five years
a“workér" In the missions of the city.
"The women tempted me, and I fell "
said Hutchinson In explanation. “I
Iggrdly know new it happened, but we
came ‘more and more intimate, and
we lived together until October, when
she left me and was away uhtil De-
camber.
“I was a backslider. I had been fdd
Ioll.’ 'and had fillen from grace. I have
beed' Pb. wicket! man but I am whol‘e
again. and have returned to 11. Chris
tis’n life.”
SHE UK .0 GOOD THINGS.." f-
rl. Chas. ”Smith of West Frill!-
llh, Maine, says: "I like good things
and have adopted Dr. King's New Life
EEon our family laxative medlci
the they are good and do til
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said, and that said firm will pay the 1
or each and every case of Catarrh that 1
Yummy. sun. Lem Mai
At Bridgeport — Bridgeport-N
Britain. wet grounds. 1'
At Meridian—Springfield, 2; Merl-r
den.1, (10 innings).
99:1 39Hoiyok'e~-9ll9ew Haven, 8; Holy-
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Yesterday's National League insults. .
At PIttsburg—r-Pittsburg', 4; Phil:-
delphia, ‘3r 1:.'
At Chicago—Chicago, 5: New Yor99k,
At. St. walk—Brooklyn, 2: St. mun,
19t9t9 Cincinnati-é—Bostou, 7: Cincin-
na 4.
Yesterday’s American League Results.
At Phrtwetnhta—Detmit-I’hlisdoi
phis game postponed, wet grounds. ~
At Washingtdh~WashIngmnrfllejft _
land game postponed, wet grounds. r .
At Boston—fit. Louis. 3; Rated, 1.!
(first game): St. Louirn 819Boltm91, d9.
(second gsme)'. ‘ 1‘:
At New York—“Chicago- New You};
game postponed, vet grounds} ‘
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—Dyspspsia is American's cuno.‘
Burdock Blood hitters conquers any.
pepsin every time. It drivel out lulu":I
purities, tones the stomach. resin
perfect dilation; normal 11018th mi
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"PANHANDLQ PETEW "
These excruciaq'ug'ly faith
that have been a mild ng
readers throughou the United Sti
hays been adapted for at irge put-99
bit Willard unicorn are on
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turn it is said that ‘ 1111111111 6
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Theatre E1111 ht.’ J‘he music
chars
1'rodd
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the entire n staged by J'_a ,
German, w o isthg‘e'd audit IWe’ll X1191!
productions as‘ "Running fort-'1)
"Litie Johnny 16119.," " 'DOcki‘rild
Minstrels etc. “Pairhandio Pew-r311
one| of the few musical comedlopw'ml'
a plot; the entire action taking M.
tn New York city and tells the s cry
of a trhmp. whose likeness to the
nlar cartoon of Panhandle Pete In th
centre section of the ow Your Sim?
day World has attract the attentlo '1:
(if: moving picture maker. Witty "
to persuade the my to panhi'lnd
his way through New York; where?
can be photographed for the bone ii
111 the patrons 031111 picture with
but the tramp I hired his proposition
-—It_ching, bleeding. protrudln
blind plies yield to Doim‘iim thdfl
Chronic cases "iioOIl relieved, 9ilhal
curda.’ Drug stash-9 sell it: .
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These paihiess purifiers sold at F. 1!!
Baxter‘s drug store. 25c. '5
PUTNAM STORE ROBBED.
PUTNAMpAug. 27. ~Louis N. lng
ham s sprinting goods stdre was ente-
1v“:
ed by burglars last night, and sc-
,9 cording to the report today by the au-
Ities. rifles revolvers and cutlery
“trier value of 5150 taken. TheraIs.
no clue. Entrance was gained to
-smashing a rear window [of the stern.
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sytterns" f r. u, ,, 11111 1.
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Norwalk Chronicler