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Ladies of South Norwalir and
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iIE'IilIS IL!) EIIIIERIIS.
John Wilson Buttery.
John Wilson Buttery died at his
home in Silvermine yesterday after a
short illness. at the age of sixty seven
years. The funeral will take place
Wednesday afternoon at 2: 30 from his
late residence.
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Funeral of Mrs. Falrchiid.
, The funeral of Mrs. Arthur Fairchild
was held yesterday afternoon at 2:30
from her late home. The pallbearers
were “Inle A. Kellen. James E.
Wilson, Alonso Wheeler and Charles
Sweeney Buckingham Post, W R. C.
held services at the grave.
HARBOR BEACH COMPANY.
Or. Francis J. McLaren Chosen Presi-
or Organization.
The annual meeting of the. Harbor
Beach Company was held Saturday
night at Harbor View Beach Company
3 was held Saturday night at Harbor
View Beach. The following officers
were elected:
President—Dr. Francis J. Mciarcn.
' Vice-president—John W. F. Smith.
; Secretary—John B. Lawrence.
‘ . Treasurer—Dr. Julius .l. Feier.
‘ Auditor—chalice N. Hall
An adjournment was taken to next
Friday evening at the cottage or Mr
Smith to hear the report. or the bridge
committee and accept the some. and
arrange for the care and maintenance
91 the new bridge,
in 0F NORTHPORT vacnrs.
MEN.
About Twenty-five Members at Norv
wall: Yacht Club Attended.
l-‘ive vessels of the Norwalk Yacht
Club fleet want to Northport. L. i.. Sat~
urday attention. and in the evening
were guests of the Northport Yacht
Club at a smoker. Some twenty-live
members or the Norwalir Yacht Club
were on the following boats: Commo-
dore Hatfield' s Aifarats: Bailey broth-
ers' Pampero. George A. Jennings‘
Duchess. Arthur Hoyt's Allegro and
Dr L. M. Allen's launch. A line time
was enjoyed by all hands.
CLUB’S RETURN FIELD DAY.
The South Norwalk Club received
'notincatlon this morning that the. re-
turn deld day with the Algonquin Club.
of Bridgeport. as a counterpart of the
recent event at Roton Point, will be
held on Saturday of this week at
Steeplechase island. Bridgeport. As
was the case at‘Roton Point. one of
the features will be a baseball game
an the Algonquins will do their best
to retrieve the late defeat. incident-
« ally. the South Norwalk Club diamond
warriors will be right on the top in
In short to make it two straight.
. JUOELEWICZ—MICHALOFFKA.
Rumfl'hc wedding of Vincent Jugeiewica
to‘iuaeiina Michsloffka was celebrat-
ed‘ in St. Mary's Church yesterday by
the Rev. Father Kurgnliski. of Stam-
ford. The church was prettily decorat-
: ed and bride and gram will start short-
1y on a wedding tour
“' 'JOVETTEWINS FIRST RACE.
’MARBLEIIEAD. Aug. 30.-—rhe‘.ioy.
site won the iirst German-American
race of Sender boats. here today. with
Itha Ellen second. Wolf third, Margar‘
'cth'e fourth; Hevella fifth and Seehnnd
sixth. The Joyette led from the
m.
Milken." "l'm surprised at you.
't on now: that's pheasant you‘re
“Ah. boy:I - delicious it ls."——
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' oatsiuaji-ion In spending.
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An Attraction
2”that appeals to all eyes is a lady of iigure attired in one of our
Tailor-made Suits
In fact It gives her a ilguh that is at once graceful and stylish.
- DESIGNING AND LADIIB' TAILORB.
AQUILA 81 BRIA
Practical Cutters and Ladies’ Tailors
We will give satisfactory work and only need inuusuie twice. All
styles are from the biggest New York Fashion House (Mitchell).
BROS.
m COUTH NORWALK, CONN.
vicinity are welcome to come and
24 MONROE STREET
billions one.
IF YOU ARE WISE—-
If good Coal interests you.
If square dealing appeals to you,
This is where you “get off".
And then?
If we get your order
We are going to send you
Your money's worth
In weight and heating value
Of the best Coal obtainable,
Prepared with care.
Delivered as it should be.
Are you wise—or otherwise?
It's time you thought about it.
Wheat?» @9-
The Size of
Your Coal Bill
surely interests you. You have
seen it go up while your funds
go down.
515 MainSnechtamiord
The Paris Clank and Suit House .
II IOUTN MAIN ITRIIT. IOUTH NORWALK.
Note This Bargain!
A PURE IRISH LINEN WAIST. laundered collar lid culls;
each Waist is labeled Pure Irish Linen. for i...........
GALE iN BOTH STORED.
98c
33 80. Main st. 80. horwaik
Golden's Attractions Are
the Low Prices
WHITE
89c SKIRTS . ..... . .......... . 47::
£1.25 SKIRTS .
“.50 SKIRTS
”so. ..........
68 Washington Street
SKIRTS
3" 50 SKIRTS . . . ............... Si. 75
799L300 SKIRTS . .......... . ...... 01.05
See Our Big Window Display
L. GOLDEN
South Norwalk
IIIIIIIIIIII lilflil IIEIII
Mrs. Edgar Demmon was a visitor
in Danbury yesterday.
The town board of estimate and tax-
ation will consider several deficiencies
this evening.
New ties were laid under the west
bound rsila on the Washington street
bridge yesterday.
iioraee Ferris. of Elm Grove street,
has returned from a three wccka' visit
Colcheater, Conn.
Miss Etta Sackman has resumed her
duties at the oilice of Raymond llroth~
ers alter a week at Asbury Park.
The Colonial baseball team detracted
the lnvlncibles. of Stamford yesterday
afternoon on the Rhodonolla I’ark
diamond.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis B. Ambler and
llir. and Mrs. Charles M. Ambler. of
Wilton. started this morning in their
automobile {or a trip through Connec-
ilcui. New Haven will be their first
stop.
The married and single men of lioll
Island had it out at baseball again
yesterday morning on the itoton l’olnt
diamond. its was the case when the
tennis met a short time ago. the mar-
ried man proved their superiority.
The South Norwslk Quartet Club
We Can
Bring it Down
“Eh our Hazlcton coalvclean.
dr ‘. bright. from selected mines.
Thehflersbfieid & Sou Co.
Tel. 54. 122 Water at.
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Fish! Fish! Fish!
Blues. 16c: Eels. 16c; Porgles. 120;
God, 12c: Halibut. it‘ic; Haddock. 10c;
Butterflsh, i0c; Salmon. 18c: Weak-
tiah, 12c; Salmon. 18c.
A Aaronson
Successor to JOHN C. SILCOXn
FISH MARKET.
181 WASHINGTON STREET IRIDOf.
TEL. 931. FREE DELIVERY.
i The populatiouwoFI-ierlin is decreas-
ng.
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it is said that there are one million
IT. is NOT TRUE 3 ‘
that saving necessarily means grinding ssif- “denial
The milling laces of the ,savsrs who poms here prove that saving
a pleasi‘ire. once you learn the knack of it. which is ilhdpiy DIS
We on four per cent. interest.
"0 South Norwalk Savings Bank 3
UNITED RANK IUILOINO.
Egyptians who can neither read our
write. . .
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AA-‘
IOUTN NORWAHC CONN.
heir. their annual outing yesterday sf-
iernoon in Frederich's Grove. The
affair was a line one but would have
been more pleasurable but for tho
downpour or rain in the early after-
noon.
t‘aptaln George ll. Van Alatyne and
a pariy of friends look a trip to Long
Island yesterday in the Elsket and
journeyed across the island on the
new trolley line. in the party were
Captain and Mrs. Van Alstyne. Dr. W.
l.. \i'eed. Mrs. H. F‘. Clark. Miss Nellie
Rourke, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Havi-
land and Mr. aid Mrs. Charles B. Fil-
low.
MR. LEVA'S HORSE STOLEN.
if any one should happen to see a
sorrel mare with two white hind feet
and a white bridle running around
loose he may be sure that it belongs
to Abe Leva. of the New Canaan road.
and. that the owner would be very
glad to get her back again. The horse
was in the barn last night at 10 o'clock
and it is not known whether it was
stolen or whether it got out through
the door itself, as the door was un-
locked. it is thought. however, that it
was stolen and Mr. cha said he was
going to Norwalk to tell the police
about it.
The first balloon ascent was made
in 1783.
Where most people have great soli-
controi is about'their generosity.
Gossip is merely a case of putting
hm, and two together and making it
ve.
It never occurs to some men that
the easiest way to get a living is to
work for it.
When a boy begins to wash his
hands and face without being told
look for the girl in the case.
Miranda had a. little lamb.
Leander was his name;
It took Leander Just. three sets
To iind out Miranda's game.
—Philsdeiphia Telegraph.
She—Pooh! What is a kiss. It is
Some Shoes Are Good
Other Shoes Are Better
Our Shoes
Are_“_B_eSt”
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Men s
Emerson. . £3.50, “.00 and 05.00
Keith Konquenr.$3.50 and “.00
Waldorf .......... . ....... $2.50
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Ladies
Lounsbuw id deities
........ ".00. “.50 and $5.00
Henlek’a (324». $2.50 and ”.00
Fisher ....... . .suo and $2.00
Children’s
Educators.'.01.50, 31.75 and saw
Boston School Obese
........ $1.25, $1.50 and 82.00
CONNEALLY
-—-rAND
BR A C KEN
we out. THE sear taco
anon m CONNE"TICU‘I".
at wasiimo'ros eraser.
song iNORwALK.
TIL PHONE sea-3s
White Lawn Walsts
Black China Silk Waists
Suits
Ladies. Mlsses' and Children‘s Bathing
Washable Dresses of All Kinds
in THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM' 8t HY
nos. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
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Continuation of Our August
Clean-Up Sale
We will continue our August Clean-Up Sale of all kinds of Summer Goods. and
still lower prices will be made to close them out. In addition to the
lines previously mentioned. we have added our entire line of
”l Fonlard and Wash Silks
Everything in Wash Dress Goods
TRISTRAM 81
HYATT,
China and Japanese Mailings
Special prices on all lines in our House- '
furnishing Department
NORWALK, CONN.
For Your Next Win-
ter’s COAL Supply
PLACE A TRIAL ORDER AND BE
CONVINCED.
TEL. 450. 63 WATER 5.1.
TRY OUR
Boiognas. Frankfurters and Sau-
sages -- all made fresh. daily.
Mean and Provisions of slikinds.
F. KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 448.
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A CuCCESSFUL MAN SMOKEC A
INSURANCE
Steamship Tickets
.l. M. LAYTON & CO
(INCORPORATED)
I RAILROAD AVE. .0. NORWALK.
The Edifferehofieibetween a cook and
up to eat so you can't tell what they
are.
"Is your husband a vegetarian?
“No. indeed. I can‘t «on get him to
cut the lawn. lat alone dig a garden."
Detroit Free Press.
Father—“Do l nndertsand you to
say you wish to be my sends-law?"
"Suitor—"No. sir; I want to marry
your daughter. "—New YOrk Sun
When a mh‘é stays homd with the
children It bookies his prliate opin-
ion withln half an hour that their
mother told them to not their meanest.
it women were only half as careful
in seiecting their husbands as they are
their hats there would be fewer un-
happy marriages—Florida Timcs- Un-
ion.
t
San Francisco is contemplating a
new municipal water plant that will if
constructed. drain the Sierra Nevada
Mountains. at ateost of about 842.00.-
nothlng. He—Wclixyou once said you 000
could refuse me nothing. You know.—
hips.
There must be sent to pack around
cold dripping wet lankets or the
hot headed one would become extinct
from spontaneous combustion.
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SheL—We' ve known each other such
s very short time. You should not or
linc to allow you to kiss me so
qui
I—Ali right. I'll do it slowly.--Llfs.
“I linked the stumn' out 0' Dick
Smith this mornin‘. "
“Tan bad bay! Aren't you sorry
tot-4t!"
uni—awfully sorry. 3 i
The Stranger—Do the people who
live across they-cad from you keep
chickens?
Rastua—Dey keeps some of ‘em.
ssh. —-Christian Advocate.
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“tie woke aprons morning, to and
himself famous"? .
"Well?"
by the time the 4 o'clock extras acu-
ou'..“-—Louisviiis Courier .lournai.
Willie-“F'sthai- is the captain of
our Ihip at home and mother‘s the
first mate. “ s
Willis—"1 if as i'm the oompasr-
W’N . twain
REAL ESTATE
chef is that the latter can fix things.
“But people had forzoticn about him '
Sunday Schdol Teacher-J 'What are —
mthtlo m’lal‘lll i“: M?"
a 's 3 . vs .
SUCCESSFUL CIGAR.
The. Roger Ludiow
10c CIGAR
is A success. so an: THE
Twin City and Nugget
5c CIGARS
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
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Big Clearance Sale
man‘s indoors
Clothing, Shoes and
. Furnishings
D. GO'ITLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN ST» 80. NORWALK
Lake Ice
«Wholcsaieanditetail,
Cities and Moms. N. Y. N. H... N
Freight Yard.
Two Times — 754-3; Sid-’2
FIRE WOOD
Hard anti soft ready for nanny use
Hard We -. .3...” .75 par II. cord.
Soft Woods. ... $1.50 Rx“
Split Wood. 25c “1.00111.
A. CARMI IBTTS’ WOOD YARD.
No. 74 Newtwvn Avenue,
Phone N0. 70“. Norwalit. Conn
Harris 8: Cans C0.
Brookside Lake ice Co .
H. ricgchz Co.
, 29-31 Weét Washington Street
Furniture
—IN——
Basement
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~Ill Visit our Basement 'Salcsroom—it’s,
so. different from other basements—4
light and airy; no dingy odor; high
tellings. Here you will iind the largest
and best assostmcnt of all [tings of
Furniture and Floor Covering; m The
Norwalks. III This is no exagggfatcd
Statement. it you’ll see it you'll agree
with us. (Ii Prices no higher than else-
Where.
Credit Given
If Desired
H Krieger
29-31 Weéi Washington Street
nonsvTo tom
We loan money to housekeepers at]
81 weekly payments also to property;
owners on second and third mort-
gages. All business transacted strict-
ly confidential. Oi'llce hours from 9 a.
in. till 7 p. on; Saturdays till 0 p.in
INDEPENDENT LOANY C SECURITY
COMPAN
94 Washington at. Havliand Bldg.
One flight up. Roomi
Eaton Crane 8t Pike
WRIIINI PIPER
W. A. Briggennan’ s
MUSIC STORE.
banana-lock in Washington lt.
Fall Shirts
ARE NOW ARRIVING.
Sale Days are Over!
Our “Star” Shirts
ARE HERE.
"All Stars
ALL ..............et.so :Acii
orna‘a rant. poops ex-
eicrso caicv.
JosepT Davis
Tailor, Ictetltlsn Hatter, '
Norwalk Chronicler