James il‘ensore of A. J Collins J;
. £3on store. is told“ a week's in...
‘3 on.
a W
, Miss Duisy Scudder of West street.
« is euicyiua a cruise aicna the coast of
Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stasgmuller. oi
Canada. are the guests of relatives in .
South Norwallt. , .
view avenue, is spending his soon i
vacation with relatives in Waterhu
W
~ Mr. and Mr. Walter Aiken and
dauabtor of then avenue. will start
Tycfrgiuolldly for a theater strip out of
Everett Petit, of Weslport avenue. ls
. enjoy In; a two weeilii' vacation from
his duties in the shirt factory, in Mer-
win street
counter a! specials will lie found
in the adv. of A.F‘ .Beckniann I: Co.
Better read it.
John Williams and Royal Outer-
banks, of Westport avenue. started
yesterday on their two weeks' camp
at Gait Pasture.
Walter Aiken, of Orange. N. J. spent .
Sunday with his family in Wilton ave
hue. He returned to his duties in
Orange this morning
Mr. and Mrs. John T. McCormick
left. last evening for their newly furs
nlshed home in Waterbury, where they
will at once take up housekeeping.
The Misses Smith Fallon. Murphy.
Gilbert and Farrell all employed in
the Southern New England Telephone
W. cities, start a two weeks' vacation to-
Andrew J. Collins started today on a day. '
ttvo weeka’ vacation part of which he ~
will spend at Atlantic City. - Mr. and Mrs. Loo Dovis and son.
-—----——~- who have been spending two Weeks in
Miss Lillian Donovan. of it Henry Maine at Rangley bake. have returned
street, South Norwalk, has been spend- to their home in East Norwaik. They
ing a few days in New York. stopped over at Portland and viewed
—— the wity for a time.
c—au-sm- «mwwfi—
Mr. and Mrs. William ll. i-‘laherty
and their two daughters. the Misses
Katherine and Elisabeth. were the
A. W. Chlcliester and family arelguests of Mr it‘laherl3." a parents, Mr.
moving from Lowe street to the house land Mrs. David Flaherty, oi Prospect
they recently purchased in South the avenue. over Sunday.
walk ,
’Wllllani K. Maples, of Muse Place.
is now in possession of his automobile, ..
which was at the. Pope Hartford lac.
tory in Hartford bolus overhauled The
car has been painted and the titer hau-
isni put in first-class shape.
A horse trade took place right on
Main street, Friday afternoon. when
a farmer from the country came to
town with a steed that ii. A. Smith.
the confoctioncr‘, liked. The funny
part of the awry is that the particular
farmer liked Mr Smith's horse and be-
tween the two th came to the conclu-
sion that they ha better change. The
animals were immediately re hitched
and the change made. .
Robert Powell and Charles Mullen.
of Norwuill, who were urrested Friday
evening upon the complaint of William
N. Allen for sleeping on the lawn of
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ella. in High street.
were charged with intoxication in the
Norwaik side of the town court. Sat l
urday morning. Powell was also
charged with sbiislve language. lie]
. pleaded guilty to both charges and was
sentenced to jail for ihirlv days on
each count. Mullen pleaded not gull
ty and was allowed to go on the lack
of evidence against him (lillcer Pump
and Sergeant Mather-land made the ar
rests. Powell entered an appeal when
the court found him guilty. but with
drew it later. Prosecuting Attorney
Davis has returned from it two wooks'
vacation and tried the cases.
The Misses Scudder, of West street.
are entertaining Mrs. Galloway, of
fictom’ New Jersey.
Misses Addie and Sadie Vega, of
Lowe street, have been visiting in
Roseviiley New Jersey.
Mrs. Adam Singer. of 25 Havliand
street. is entertaining Miss Lena
Bauer, of'New York city.
A daughter has been born to Mr.
MY Mrs. John H. Gallagher. of Chest.
street, South Norwalk.
Councilman A M. Pohlinan and
family. of Spring street, are enjoying
a month‘s outing at Fairileid Beach.
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Miss Marlon Starr of 18 F‘arvlew
avenue, Danbury, has returned from a
visit of several days with friends in
Norwalk.
Mr and Mrs. James hi. Benedict. of
Wést Main street have gone to Brook-
lyn, where they will spend a few days
with friends.
M
Mrs. S. E Vormiiyon who has been
visiting in Danburv for several weeks.
returned to her home in South Nor-
walk yesterday.
There will be a regular meeting of
the Eagles. Norwnlk Aerie No. 588. in
their quarters in Wall street, on Wed
nosduy evening. .
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Beers. of
Elmcrosl. left town Saturday for a
two weeks' sojourn in the White
Mountains, New Hampshire.
George Slavln and family have mov- .
ed from the impougeili double house
in Hamilton avenue to Mr. 'i‘lieshani's
house in Sound View Terrace.
if your eyes are troubling you, read
'l‘buiner's adv.
Mrs. Laura (‘lurk Whittaker, of
Washington, D. C.. who has been visit-
ing Mrs. Mary 8. Stanley. has gone to
New York, where she will visit her
brother before returning to her home.
Tliroe' ilfiocn horsepower electric
liloltll'E to operate forming. blowing and
mixing machines. are being placed in
the factory of the Howell. von (iiil 00-.
in Daubiiry. by the ll. F. Street (10..
electrical contractors. .
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Renting C s
A Packard and a l’coricsli to rent
The title classiest and beat riding
cars on the market. with on expert
llarry P. Robinson has misused wi h driver. for hree dollars an hour,
Silmmln. Flexner & (louilob. I with a rain uni charge of live doi-
naiesnion, to vsr tho icbbing tugs 19“, “yo can aflord on mm.
with the con a line of soft ha . mobile ” thtshgrdce. (let your
a a .
and he also represents the stiff hat
W. A. HANFORD
line of the Clear Felt lint Co, of South
is North Main at.
Norwulll.
~Automobiles tor hire. at Oscar H
Hanks' Livery Stables, itiver street, :
Norwalk. M
s i
Captain James A Ryan 10th Caval-
ryi ill 8 ‘A mabdo a sh‘ort visét wilh
run vos it Dan iiryJ‘rday. aptan . . . H NNAN ' t
Ryan. who is a to or South Norwaik ozosnstaesaAtho F°ll°zfl:fl.$l:ldil
boy ' ”“1 a gradual 0' ”‘9 ”"35“” Lo lmonlai Commanding Dr. Dick's
HI‘i’ggi‘school in Ithe ticilmi'uol' 18:5“? m",
e yngatwo on s' ran 0
greater port of which he inte‘n s to Dr. mil“ “05M“ COMI’MY- 30““
mend in Spain. ~ k, m ‘
........... as” onion: 1 can add. with all con-
The Rev. Michael A. Sullivan pnl- iidonoomwo din commendation ofDr. ‘
tor of the immaculate Conception Dick's Medi us. it. does all tinit is»
Church has been appointed chaplain ctan‘lIr it. than used the prepso
i
060"! N. 00“.. . , ‘ ‘ “ l
of the ll‘irst infantry. Connecticut Na- atlon in lily practice for many years,
W
John '1‘. Dentin, of Doubliry. has I
tional Guard, to succeed the Roy. and can certify to its value in all the
tiled a voluntsr lion in bank. GR AY B R 0 S .
s
Ernest deil‘. Mlel. roster of Trinity disorders of the system where its use
ruptcy in the datct ctcourl of the
“ .' Manufacturers of im-
der No.134 issued by Adluient- General ..
Church resigned The sppolntmontla ln.llicatod Sincerely yours.
was announced Saturday in special or- it? L BOiiANNAN, M D
United Stampdu which he lists his
debts at $1,106.03 and his assets at
884.81.1Tlle «sin n of taxes, , "3",“
. no, 313.70; waxes. {50.50 and unso- 30 A and
culled claims. Mill 8|: The asasta .
coillllgt of a“ it is finale}, mega: Mineral Waters
mac nery.too s c. . 9 tie
on open accolihi. MI . The battle IOTAILIOHID i“ l
rupt conducted s cc store
Vichy. Seltser. carbonic.
ilsr‘ssparmu. out gar
Ala end Lemon Soda
DIIP HOOK
ARTIIIAN WILL
WATER USED
The Forest and Best
.- no. no: ilk-Tel. no
tlAtlAAN. coup. ,4
‘ General Contractor '
* Sewor. water work.
”Work and rock- #:1me mo- : 9
males cheerfully given on all contract
QMWMR ,. . {so Ills: rhorv EM
955.5“ for you to secure a saving it from onrvlll
”ll "
Reg. Price.
Inn-hm!
itsv..i J.J. indium... assistant roe $ 0
tor of St. Mary's Church has returned 15' 5
' to the rectory siisr a shirt vacation: 50
WW ‘ .m
Joseph Jeremiah Millard. of Grand 500
l2 l8, North dials Street. .
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
ll WMJ- cram.
r i
FALL TERM
Opens September 1.19M) CO .
v
your DWI.
Sale Price. ling. Price
.s $4
3‘ 7.5
345 .50
' Si 98 $2.98
A. J. Collins Co.
Funeral Directors and Emllhimm.
south Norwsik. Conn.
O. B. Jackson
Optician
pupils «is.
The Items On Sale
at our store this week have a price interest that is irresistible.
,_ . «o w. .
PARABOLS. UNDERWEAR. ROSIERY. GLOVES.
SHIRT WAISTS. DRESSING SACQUES. BELTS.
CORSET COVERS. COMBINATION SUITS. Etc.
You seldom have an opportunity to buy puck good merchan-
DISSOLUTION SALE
Standard
even to conservative shoppem
Amongthegoodthlagsactfl
disc {or so little money.
YOUR MONEY rise whom- Ar
FLYNN a RYAN'S
lls-ll ‘V
Within; fertile porch or any room 1.. the houss. Only a law oi them
hilt [,(lid we all: We; them out at.
NORWALK.
oo MERRILL
WSW
Send NOW for our Beautiful Catalogue
South Norwalli. Port Chester
The N. E. Ryan 00.,
86 Washington St, South Norwalk
is the guest of friends in Braille Lawn Kimonos, “We 810w '0‘
int. ‘ regular lilo. tin Activity lull
‘ Julius J. motor at Trenton. N. J., is “‘5 .........1oo . '
lvlsititig at the home of Miss Anna ll W "WW5"
Ungvsry.
Martin Groagh has secured a posi-
tion in the New York grocery store in
Main street.
Alfred chs c, of Brooklyn. spent ‘
‘the day yester
Wilton avenue.
W .
3.1.. Bohannan, of Stamford, . .
medicine a siren; , .
Sale Price.
83-25
$a.98
“-15.
has
Dr.
spent
our.
field
MEN‘S and WOMEN'S OXFORDS at LESS THAN COST
FLYNN’S BOOT SHOP
so mortise-row s'riis s7.
as “Century Compound. "
In; in tho Hamill!“ Court. AD?“ 11. 1.10. .
antes all molds work tor three years.
The Century Rooiin gdtMsnufadturing Co.
a
MS!“
«..,.« «disavow. .,
Asbestos Century
‘f'l'il I00 THA‘i’ bi‘fl‘itlilfl
Your first thought is 5.... root. Pious 1’
one hitter experience with a roof that
You have been forced to pay out
painting and incidents
t your roof is _
sales are absent ly tallest
reinforced with ailing toe tillers. cent
”as washinovoh artist?
nil-p ffitfi’
aos‘r'ifi lioawaut.
Century Compound
Stops Leaks o‘ii‘Tin or Shingle Roofs
But the preparation“ called "Novel-leak”
lulllbl
hadteakscrlorusson oidsrpoorroorg ”t storstopping
not as lasting or durable
The above testimony was given under oath at the injunction hoar-
We offer the Century Compound at Ids PII GALLON and am
Ashes
clockwise
WMW'W
canavrsw av nus
that
I011.
the
milled inner. ”gallium L 7 a“.
city.
We pawns
am A. d it. T‘s‘t Company's adv.
‘ Ml l .
ices. This is a {gm}. ““10 Cannot y or South Main
ii to one-half on
William Driscoll.
spent the day yesterday at his puren
1 lat home on Strawberry Hill.
Miss Edna Howard, *
place. hos returned from a two weeks
visit in New York city with friends.
Mrs. J. E. Knapp, of Moll-use, Mass.l
and son are spending a few weeks with
George Csvanash, of ill Grand street.
Rita Natteford at her home in Wil-
ton avenue
, Bernard Natteiord. Thomas Riordan.
Dir-it Lane and Frank Donnelly start
rd yesterday fer a twa weeks' camp at .
Calf Pasture
0 Mrs. Walter Aiken and daughter. of
l Wilton avenue, have gone to the Cats-
kill mountains, where they will spend
several Weeks.
Miss Amy Room. of Brooklyn, is
amending a few weeks with Miss Rita
Nalteford at the home of the latter in
. Wilton avenue.
Mrs (‘harles 0. Halo of West are
where she will take care of her sis
, tor, who is seriously ill.
The Board of the Swedish Lutheran
. Church will meet Tuesday evening at
the residence of V. R. Johnson. Plait
‘avcnuo. East Norwaik.
i Miss Edna Meeker, of New Canaan.
who has been the recent guest of her
sister. Miss Florence Meeker. in Her»
win street, has returned home.
i Mrs. Andrew Little of llsnbury. who
has been spending a few weeks with
her sisters. the Misses Clark. of Mer-
win street. returned home todsy.
The Misses Elsie Shiimann. of Wil~
ton arcade and Edith water of Fair»
in Highland.“
i visit 'i‘roy.
l (learns 8. North advises you to sug-
trestle your summer visitors that dur
ing the location is the time. so all for
photographs.
5 studio.
Frans Ericason, noting pastor of the
Swedish Lutheran church. of South
Norwalk. has resumed his duties after
having been sick for a few weeks. lie
occupied the pulpit of his church last
night and the well-sited audience was
pleased at his return.
Neat
Ericaaon will attend a dedication sar-
vlco in the Lutheran Church at. George- ,, __.
town. A beautiful altar piece has been
procured by the church and that is
what is to he dedicated Rev Dr. F.
Jacobson. from Brooklyn N Y.. presi-
dent of the New York Conference. will
ofllciate.
There were several hundred swim-
mers at Conipo Bosch yesterday and
the water is said to have been tine. Bo-
slde the swimmers there were several
more hundred people sitting about
watching the sports of those who were
in the water.
Norwailt to the Beach were crowded '
both ways all the afternoon and even
There are alsty girls from New
York enjoying life at the St JaineI'
home in Strawberry Hill avenue at
present. They are from the churches
g of Holy Trinity slid St. James. in New
York city. 'i'hey will remain here for
the usual two weeks. Recently there ‘
were some boys here at the home from
cause oi their bad behavior.
The Sewing Gigi; of” the Swedish
Lutheran Church is invited to meet
next Thursday afternoon at the real-
lingo of ride. John Carlson. of S
no
young people of said church had ac-
cepted an invitation to s insatin
from the abovemsntioned Mrs. J. Oar-
troin Georgetown and
the inseiina and hada
thus.
Friday evening about twenty-dye of
To». of Wilton avenue. surprised the
genial Itr.
, than comm
dud host.
were played
' it also that
:25“ hour iiN
the surprisors.
’l‘.
19c Kline-
tics. lilo
the midouinuier specials in the
Miniz’s
sy with his family, in
given Dr. Dick's
recommendation Scoadv
-n—n—uam ‘
of 'i’orrington. .
of Elwood
Bigger, Brighter and Better
than Ever
”-m, . «as.
Louis Wood of Whitloclt's market.
rode to Dsuhury. yesterday, on his hi~
cycle and returned lat-i.I in the evening
Miss
$3.50 to 35 5am;
sols, $1.98
iv‘inc Silk Taffeta In all the new
shades; regular 83 50 to ti. ()0.
Forthis sole ........ ...$i .M
(‘inra Segrell of Brooklyn
the day yesterday with Miss
m
went to New York Saturday.
Mo— ......_.,- .
W ....,....._ ..—...
all to
Window
Painting Ind Decorating.
l.. H. DECKE
left today for a two socks visit
. v They will also
.m.-
The place is the North
Soc adv.
u..—
Wednesday evening Frans
Tel. 500
h...
The trolley cars from
place but were sent home he-
“ I
Last Wednesday eventual
A large crowd. including visitors
thoi. silenced
's .
sry movable ‘ till“. T534
friends of Mr. and lira. lichen.
Ergo at his home. lie was
sly by surprise. but at»
Extra Specials for Tonight
Wall Papers, Crockery, Giasswat
House Furnishing Goods, etc.
BEST OPAQUE WINDOW SHADES, 25c.
While Curtain Poles with Fixtures. ioc.
Are you ready for CANNING? The SEASON is here.
Square White Glass Fruit Jars with lightning tops. $1.10 per dog.
Best jelly Glasses. large disc. 26c dozen.
$111;er Fiuit Presses,k Strainers. Etc.
e at or Norvvsi of the COLUMBIA PHONOGRAP
nicsinss AND espouse 88’
Disc Records, music two old». item 65c up.
indestructible two-minute Records, 35c: five-minute, soc. Flt
cecyiinder machines.
as made to order.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Now Open Under Same Management , ,
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating, ~
Corn on Coll New Settled with Shore Dinners
Bathing and Other Attractions
HIGH CLASS CONCERTO. AFTERNOON AND EVENlNG, ON THE PM
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Pariles
MCOBS 5308.. Managers .
A. l. Angevine 8t Son Co.
i34136 WishihgtomSt. s Not-walk
15c and 25p You
So
Slight imperioctlona:
I
87 Washington St. f.
CONN
Telephone Connection ..
a.-.
s an 'abis «entertainer
music and sl lug spent the afternoon in While?! yes-
of the event A.t terduy.
r supper was aorw
being brought hyl
Henry Hollenheck at Brid senort.
scent yesterday with Miss Katherine
Beers. of Orchard street.
vines- a..
i
t utcmoiiiiss the Gothic Club,
ill
shite Nswnrilal Mrs.P.N.liw‘.wliohasbeena
wont to”‘ the W slit of Mr. ’ lite Reliant in
riled hours to
itv‘ermine. has " '
Yer ii. ‘
tan-MM".-
The club otten goes . on a
uni. moulds algae“ they who is employed in its store otf
fie“ evening games tester?! Sanford, of Matilda street. a!
“1‘0“. 1. outs
James mum Jr.. of Msrwih “will;
A daughter“! horn t
"T‘s Ailiiflil w lib. 61.
street on il‘r m.
Miss Pearl Bhopiiaed, of Port ‘ "
tor. is visiting her friend, It ; '
essay. of Woodward avenue.
Mill Henrietta}! lil‘llnsnI
“autism and Ahoy no , an.
Norwalk Chronicler