waist of just
:fcelve Funnier? twee .
saw did 1
,V Children's Dr eases.
$fimo OINTINEL TILEPHONII
CAM-v!
“FRI.“ DIoiiartmant
:l—Oualneao Department
-—Bronoh Office. Norwalk
I” -Edltol‘l I'ddiilfl
momma...
.Mlss Cora W1l6€lt3r,~nf Norwalk. has
been spending two weeks in Bridge-
port.
M
Miss Viola voight. oi Burrltt avenue.
is entertaining Miss .Edlth Tlce, or
Bethei.
—Latest in Soft Hats. O'Brien.
Mrs. Michael F. Foran. of 3 Living‘s-
n .
ton street.
is visiting relatives
Providence. »
. .._........_......_
James M. Creagh and John Evans.
"Mia
Mei"
of Nor-walls, are visiting friends in
Danbury tor a Jew days.
. l W ~
Mrs. mas Miller. Jr. .
daughters or Eluuiwood avenue.
spending a week in Philadelphia.
and
are
Mrs. Emily Bradley. of: Not-.walk is
spending the week with Mrs. C E.
Bilmkefliol, Rolland avenue. New
Canaan.
Mr. and Mrs. G. ii. Goodrich. ol
South Main street. have gone to Seat-
tle. m account of tho Illness of the
father of Mr. Goodrich.
-Umbrellaa, Mourning B'ds. O'Brien
Anthony L. Stelgetavald. of Main
street. has recovered from a few days"
illness and resumed his duties in (l
A. li‘rankc's barber shop.
Wises May and Sadie Parceils. ot
Spring street. are. spending their vn
cations at Niagara Falls and other
places of interest in that vicinity.
Mrs. Louis E moths-rum of Wood-
ward avenue. has returned home. from
avlsit with her brother. r. singer-
wald ,in East Orange. New ersey.
)ilas Laura Shel wood. oi Norwalk.
and her friend, Miss Grace Bhradcr.
of Flushing. ls. L. are Spending a por-
tion of their vacations at Lake llamas»
um. outcome, Vermont.
4mm line Caps. ’o'snér'r.
Miss Emma F. Walker' and Miss any.
abeth Corbett, of South Norwallr. will
go to Huntbigton. L l. thiemfternoon.
to spend Sundal'. returning on the
steamer Elizabeth to South \‘hrwaik.
.....-,......._..
There were has sales of property in
Norwalk last. week. with mortgages
recorded of 813,964. For the second
week in Am". 1908. there were
twelve transfers of real estate and
mortgages of 311.200. ~ -
Joseph Cornell has received the con.
tract for oiling Reaceoble street from
Ridge avenue. to the golf grounds.
Ridge avenue and South Salem road
in front. M Di: ileum and several
other piiwet. in Michel d. «- ,
Wl
Mr. and IMrs‘ Albert Qkigley and
Mr and Mrs Charles Hastings. of
South Hampton. who were guests of
Mr. and Mn. Frank li‘ Clark. of Crap-
bury. were hurried home owing to the
death of a relative in Westileld.
*uroen Soft Hats. .O' Brien.
P. Ilia “Nolan, tie affable Iyoong clerk
at Ht (“manning & Company's store.
and his sister. Miss Helen Nolan. sur-
gical nurs at the Norwalk Hospital
‘ Thursdaymn a trip to
will visit Chicago
St. Louis and many other cities.
Rocco ligatin- me oh’tke six eoun
terfelters captured in Wilton, on June
27 and held my trial in .th'e United
States (:0th next 'Septemher Was re
leased from jail last week. Charles
Banby. of Waterbury, become bonds
man for Figébla In the sum of 85 000.
Freight business ongbe New. Haven
road is gradual ly 0!! e “crease cs—
peciaily over the western division.
The (all .uhuall marks the time of
the openingoi'l e rushed the hauling
of coal in hrge quesil begins at
that season, The route from ilopo-
well Junction to .
pli‘oshdirect angina} él
e uh from t "e db and large
shipments are his wrung
and winter. this Wmmn, necesslta
ting cxtru out: ,Id all“ Utah's.
this fit" '
lost metal
:
12-18 Ndrtii Main Street.
South Norwalk
so WALL tram; ‘ '
AAAAAAAAAAA‘AAAAA‘AAAAAA-A‘A-‘A- A- A----
Metal
The best work of the noted factories can be found here.
prises all the new designs and finish es.
' slve beds made that can be called good. our at“
novelties at moderate priods and from that on
We havemumepargalna in.
Whilé ,
Brass Beds.»
Wei 9‘
“7‘-
Our line com-
Whlle we have the most lncxpon- .
p to the finest bed that is ~
dthat will interest the closest buyer.
3.8250 IO “sumo
"312.com $60.00
Go.
Funeral Directors Iand Embaimers.
Do not miss reading
errill
college Office
iravnvoo seen was
“Business EducatOr. 7’”
BuSiness Guilegc
Fall Opening August 80th. Enroll Now.
Stamford
iII. Send for copyto
Open Every Day.
Port Chester
The HatCh 8r Bailey Co
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
YARD TIL. 46-2.
and is more ornamental.
O. D. Jackson
MILL TEL 46- I
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
item a Pigg‘ery to a Palace
We would call particular attention to our Moulded Wooden Gutters.
made In two sizes at Douglas fir. the most durable of modern woods; will out-
Alao we confidently recommend "Lincoln Roofing" (I'or roots and also (or
flashing In place of metal. Dose not rust or deny and will in! a lifetime.
N. B.—-During Summer months we will olooo Saturdays promptly at
noon. , .
embraces a great many '
South Norwalli. Cons. I
. Mens 25c Neck-
wear. 9c it}
1’
Belts; 29c-
50c Silk Elaine
3 . . ,. . . .
$2.50 Sldrts, 98c
Balance of our 82.00 and $2.50 Wash
Skirts. Saturday
930
$2.00 Wallis
All Sizes and Styles
7- also;
12c Veils, 5c
While the lot lasts
56
Stooltiiiga‘
Guaranteed Fast Black
3 pr. for 256
Skirts
Short Skil‘ts' ................. . .
~25:
Extra Fine Mdslln Skirts ..... 26c ea.
$2.00-
Trlmmed with Lace
.5129? .
92 Washington
‘ Street
.lllll Silillillli.
ii iii lllllllilllii
Mmy Births Marmara and Deaths
Are Recorded ladle miles ol
the Town Court
Tllt' following births. marriages and
I _ deaths in The Norwalks tor the month
Optician
Everything in the Optical 'Line.
Eyes Examined Free
PHONE“
, NO IWA‘LK.
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otters the ..
n0. artery to
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rim-1n!"
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We Cannot Repair the
Horse
that has been injured in a smash-up.
But We can restore the carriage to its
original newness. unless it is reduced
tbrk‘ndling wood. ll‘here is no job of
rage repairing too large for us.
One too small for us either Test
its it you ham one of either kind
which needs doing now.
Luther M. Wright
SOUTH NORWALK, CON N.
- Ville & Still CO.
A
furniture
'y‘t‘nn ”rue: ~1 LII
. Jfld'h: w
. Julian—Jilin:
imam her at. t a hotel
The NW+~Couidhi help it
will own an
Illén' 8, {ladies
Ordords
White Woo
ps
wavelets“. I
ideal) firs that you
Ill Biliiib.
Via .ot
are“
{r Gli'ld ,. Boys’
Its 73%"? Cost“I
osvoINo Haa‘saaou. I II I
Elsie—Why is (‘Jar ilwsya so
“tort or money. Di 't her father
lodve her a lot? ~
HJ'M
‘
or July have Wordml:
Marriages.
:.'«llasile ilornardi to Mariaoonrotto
Chiarunboio.
‘lrr-Gcorgc Harbour
'I‘ourette.
iii—Hayward Davis to Hesse Frances
Aiken.
l?~,—William Henry Culhane to May
Monllda Brady.
lR~Andro Nemnet to Susie Chentuar.
19—Oharles Frltllf Dike to Ethel Ma-
tilda Wilcox.
Ell—William Curtis Hart to Clara Silk.
BS—Giilaeppo Antonio to Cannela Mis-
erendlno.
all—John Luknrhcvltz to Zuzana Malin~
ovsky.
28—James Archibald Seymour to Eva
Elltha Card. .
29—“’illiam Rowland Gregory to Kath
erine Drew Lander-e.
till—Louis Tankers to Annie Silver-
man.
to (‘ordelin La-
Births.
l—Janies. to James and Susie (trace.
l»«Julia. to Joseph and Julia llalas.
l~\"lrgenso. to Michael and Camila
Damato.
l——Danghter. to William and Lillie
Danton.
l—Edwina Adelaide. to Arthur and
(ii-ace Muckridge.
l «Philomena. to Nicholas and Marie
Valcuna.
lI—Frcd Andrew. to Arthur and Sadie
Stobel l
1—Katle. to Andrew and Francis Yo
l—Daughler. to Frederick and Bessie
is.
1-—Russéll DeWitt. to Albert and Jen-
nie Frasier.
l——KariAlbert. to William and Anna
Schmidt.
l—Ruth Frances, to William and Hel-
on Bartlett.
1-—N olangohn.“
a marl »
purifier. to Russell and Minnie
l—Son. to sIllowsrd and Alice Tilly.
31—60" to William and Sarah Rice
«Adelina. to Charles and truth
ha so
3—Artlu Eugene t‘o Etigelie and Bes-
die art!
4 «in New York- state Graalella. to
quiannl and Marrls lloasone.
r. -ltii'v t William and Sarah Kelley.
.. \rln'iii . to Wilter and earns
to Michael and
Thomlim
Harvey, to William and Elsa Jon
nift
6——RussellI Dugan. to James and Jo-
sephine Dustin. ‘
6-Lottle, to Samuel and Fannie Solo
. 3:0 Dennis and Margaret
. . ey. .
is—Beallmin. to Jamel and Nelliei-i
Gerllb
iii liar: t. tnArthur and Carrie God-
“IIFAIIIIMIM and Katherine
‘ 30 owmo. to litehartl and El-
_f*°
$5 White Dresses
I ill-Emmil..to Eugene and Elvina ValI
hers.
1%
$1.00 Barrettes
Hand Carved
49c
Shapes
5 in.
Jl9c
o
d
Ella i'orvei'.
24-«Son. to Thomas and Mac Skelly.
lid—Doris Elisa Spencer. to John and
Roae Spencer.
28—Cecelis. to Richard and Margaret
Roberts.
‘Jii—-Amelia.-to Richard and Margaret
Chase.
30-Rose to Howard and Katherine
Godfre ey.
30 George. to William and (‘amlino
Ahrona.
Ill ~Marglorct~ to John and Lizzie Leng-
o
31~rllelcn to Joseph and Johan Bod-
nar.
til— Joan. to John and Sophie Kardos
:ll Lizzie. to Gen and (‘lara Hujdrn.
3i—«Son. to Joseph and Susan (lei.
3iv‘3‘iillllfi. to Julius and Rebecea Jed
dl.
Deaths.
Date. Y. M. D
2—Chaa. Morison Ruymond..67 (l l)
l—hlartha Floyd ........... 45
2~Clnra May Meeker ....... l 2 23
l—Julia Halos ............. 3
l—i‘rank Churan .. ..2l 8 27
3-lielen S. Zathrnary ..... i 4 6
li— Morris Morton Norton...80 5 6
6—doseph Evin ............ 10 l 14
6~itaftaele Eaposlto ....... 63
E—John Milton Lloyd ....... 73 4 14
S—Aurolla P. Moody .. ..... 82 12
11—Jennie .P. Hoyt .. ....... 63 ii 9
iii—George John Johnston“ .35 ll 23
Iii—Walter August Thomman 6 10
14~Jslnes Cook ............ 49 9 8
ll-Rand'olph Fred. Candee.. .i
14~Katie Yovine ........... 1 4
li—James Burroughs Duncan.76 10
lG—Michaei Kennery ....... 64 10 l
7w-l‘ldna May Schoilcld ..... 2 2
20—ilertha A. \\ nod ...24 2
lib—Peter Murray ........... 70
21" William Henry (‘hldsey .62 8 :i
22—vArthur Plait ............ 56 ll 1
22o—John Troy .............. 80 1 ll
26—Charles ll. Taylor ...... 45 ll 26
fill—«James Schoticld ....... i-
25~—Patrick Smith ........... 66 9 20
till—Fannie B'iltto ........... 58 ll
27~Margarot Lengyel ....... 12
29~Elizabeth it Can ....... 59 7 2
29— Hattie Wilden ..... 21
29»—Edwin Hall Bush ....... 64 3 13
30—Jamea ll. ODonnell ...... 55 13
till—4.01am Walker .......... 26
31—John Luoeskey .. ...,.....48 6 1'6
m
ADVERTlflfl *LEETERO.
“Below; is a list or letters reinainlglg
tor at tollawlng post a
r the page week.
Couth Nowalk.
G. P. Allard. General Delivery.
Mrs. Rose Brooks.
Miss May Brown. Hotel Mahackemo.
w. E. Chllds
Mr. and Mrs. E J. Donohue. Wash-
ington St.
John D. Flannlgan.
Mrs Charles Franklin. care J. W.
Buckley.
(lambardclla i’antalione.
Frank ii“. lraheme.
Mrs. Robert G. Huger.
Mt. lleohtor. 10 ‘d‘airfleld Ave.
Mrs. Judd. Boundvlew llotel.
E. A. Lessler."
Mrs. James McLean.
Dan J’otter, Boll Island.
Arthur N. Robinson.
Miss Annie Taylor. J
mu Mllrlosnoh.
William H. Weed. East Norwallt.
Boorge P. Zenln.
E. E. CROWE. P. M.
—du&——bflfi.a~
oltIANo all" onions also.
with. an: 214mm .0.
.Iciuér ale-drip; no the
a.. tiled ”New :3 IIflotilla. Mloh.
where he was vlslItlh with his wife.
Mr. Haydn was well known limnah
out the Main. lilo body wlll be rought
CEO
‘Co Mhectlclit depfltth
250 Ribbons
”I
" so wasnmcros srassr. -.
25c Collars
10c
wide.
yd.
D
.SpptglinOmflllSo ..
”MAW
Shi Waiéis
{ A very enrly showing of tall skies in tailored waists
A small but distinguished group of the new waists for fall is here
head: for inspection—mud to freshen the outfits of those who are leaving
toun or changing from seashore to mountain.
A neat pert-ale waist white ground with line black cluster hair line.
stripe. ncenrutch cut and beautifully made a very serviceable waist.
98c.
All white figured madras waist. brood pliais large pearl buttons, laund.
erod collar and cuffs. splendid value. at $1. 50.
All white figured madras waist. broad pleats. sldo pocket and two to" ]
or large pearl buttons. a very stylish chic model, still.”-
The show numbers combine the latest models in tailored viii.
Ihighcst merit at pouiar prices. Look at them.
N. E. RYAN GO-
SOUTH..wa
Roton Pomt Ho cl
”I i
,5 ii 9 “3‘1. ,
Now Open Under New Management
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing", Boating
Bathing and Other Attraéiio'ns " .
A.
h
J
Especial Attention Glva to Automobile Parties» II
new ‘ JKchs naps. iiinaém
«u—u_—
Tar, Flag, Cement, Gravei.,Asphall Concrete I I
Grading, lawn and Garden Work, 'I I
s n W-
plate, costI 75 each? and Ill ‘-
has in be. done at the pure
armies and Prinllns in till!»
change oi oi these plateau at
loniy. cost each.“ 4]
money. but would,_
Anotlior o mti‘pn, .»
ticui slim .s that?”
Blillii JBJEBI .
I ll Jlllliii llfliii
WASHINGTON. August 21.—-(‘onold- J
arable. oppositiou is being manlieetod
t
h} 'thu banks oi the country to the tflfigfl? Lyfixkn;:m‘t
suggestion of Secretary of the Tress-1.31;“ of also of the prism .
ury McVeaxh that the size or the course- bl v
the larger partltions.but1t is’
Imerchant bank notes should be made that no“ inconvenience '0‘“
smaller. They ‘do not care how the and that “emu“, '0“
Treasury shall make its notes.- and sary to make ov'er a grow:-
Ithink it. is pmbsbly a good idea 3'“? b3“ 39 am it!“
have them as artistic as possible. Bu “Mom to “30 “I“ We
'wben it comes to making a changes“ . '.
e in! AI site home wedding I‘
the also. the national banks pointo
the 2 check Thursday ammo _
that there are practical :f’mt
the way. in tg s first
*Trmtgy Jami: lIIIl. gins smaller. pl; golfing? at If: :nd Mrs.
orynsona In a o tryw run we .
Moo (1%“ '3: ' m M
haveIdto mako‘bts n (i l at thoiuddpughtergadlo
wou mean at pr'a . pi c on II no! In to 'm
nation bonks or ills l‘ $17:er Pocahontas. N.
uouid. ya to changeth .Mtol‘
air not»: out
r Bo
who...”
Norwalk Chronicler