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iJohn" Hyatt. of Ground N. 21.. spent
Sunday with his parents "in County
1 street.
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in the Dickerman adv. there will be
found several interesting items for Ito
marrow.
'Mrs. George B. Gray and daughter .
Catherine. of Forestvliie, are visiting
in Maple street.
Miss Ruth Anderson. of Belden ave
one is spending her vacation in the
Adirondack mountains.
Algernon Searlcs. of the Bryantdz
Besse store in Main street. is enjoying
aIivacation of two weeks from his du-
1 es.
John Driscoii has returned to his
home in Waterbury after spending a
few days at his parents' home. Straw
berry Hill.
George J. Cavanagh. of the firm of
Cavanagh & West, enjoyed a day's va
cation yesterday and spent the that
in Pittatieid.
Mrs. Rouvel and daughter Rose. 01
Prospect avenue, left. Monday for
Maine, where they will spend the rest
of the season.
Michael and James Fennel! and theh
mother, of New York city. are spend
in: two weeks with Mrs. G. W. Smith
of Kellogg street.
Miss Loretta Rooney. of North Tay
lor avenue. in «pending the week it
Brooklyn. N. Y., with her aunt. Mrs
William Endrisa.
' Mr. and Mrs. William Endrlss, at
Brooklyn, N. Y.. were recent visitori
at the home of Mrs. Thomas Howley
of North Taylor avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. llonry H. Barroii. oi
Brooklyn. are spending a short timt
with Mr. and Mrs. E. i“. Knapp, par
outs of Mrs. iiarroli. in West street.
Miss Dollie Bray. of Wilton avenue.
is spending a two weeks‘ vacation» in
Plymouth. Mesa. 'i‘oday ahe will learn
that place for Aahway. R. l.. for about
or week's sojourn.
. Charles Gaynor. nephew of the Non
York mayor, was quite alarmed yester
day morning when he heard at Call
I‘aature. where he in camping. that hit
uncle had been shot. iii- rumorto Nor
walk to find the true slate of attain
and will probably return to New York
today.
The Weatport Mt-lllodlai Episcopa'
Chnroh is holding their annual picnll
at Hoton i‘oint today. A large numbei
of the Weslport lieeplo canto over and
are enjoying the amusement» at tho
Point. The pionir was to have been
held some time ago. but was postpon
ed. it will be romurnlwrod. on account
of the death of one of tho oldest mom
here of the church, Aaron ilennott.
While driving back from Center
Beat-l1 on Monday afternoon. Mrs
(‘hnrloa M. Raymond. of Knight utreet
had the misfortune to run over 11
drunken man and at tho saute that
had the good lurk not to injure him.
As he wait passing a trolley car a
drunken 1111111 nilghiod and tell in lhr
road.
planed over him. ilo limped away.
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Aunuulus McCarthy. who was injtir
ed in the automobile llt‘l‘idt’lll in Hunt
lleilow in Vi’lllt'li Frank P. (.linty was
killed on July 29. is still under treat»
merit In the llanbury hospital. A war
rant for his arrest. upon tits charts of
operating an automobile without a it
«use has been issued by Prosecuting
Attorney Bears in» accordance within!
of Coroner Wilson.
but because of the young man's ill»
recommendation
noes. has not yet been served.
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1M1. and. Mrs. James Murphy. of list
den avenue, entertained s party of
their friends at their homo on last flat
urdny eevnlmt. A very lino than was
enjoyed by all present. t‘iatnvii. dent-
in; and single: were on the woman:
bountiful collation was served duties
the evening and it was all that 1300“
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ion. Messrs. Richard “uremia Harry
and there were all appreeititetl.
Mi expected its guests
Mr. and Mn. James Murphy. Mna
files. Riuhlrd Hyatt. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas human White
John was] taming.“ William "Mo:
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Mrs. John O'Neil sail the Misses
Byriies, Margaret. Annie and
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1 at Ashury Park and Atlantic City.
Very. lurkily the home‘s hoof!
did not touch the man. but the wheels
mill
Murphy. flsry 11d Aunts White. Busts.
“Lafitte (lam be?
General Counselor
s‘hendiliits vacation in the
Adirondack Mountains.
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Daniel Brown, a torn... resident of
Weston. iI: very “iii' at the home at his
son. Merge Brown. in hint-walk ~
Mrs. Frederick (lento, of "Main
street. NorWit is spending the week
The rooms of Our Brothers' Dodge
have been thoroughly cleaned by Mid» .
diebrooit and Pratt. vacuum cleaners.
Eugene Carter. of Main street hue
resumed his duties in the Bryant it
genie store after a two weeks' vana-
on.
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George Finnoy of ilurbor avenue.
has returned to his duties in tho ’i‘r1s-
tram d: Hyatt store after a vacation of
two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. George B Gray and
visiting Mr. and Mrs. B. I.C Feeney of
Maple street.
"Mr. and Mrs. Dwight M. Smith. of
South Norwalk. are the guests of Mr.
and. Mrs. Jeflorson Hunt, of South
street, Bethei.
William O'Hara, of Went avenue. has
resumed his duties in the ’l‘rlstraiu at
Hyatt store after a week's vacation
Spent at Gulf Pasture.
Mrs. S. M. Taylor and Miss Lillian
M. Roscoe. of Norwaik, are spending a
few weeks at the home or Asbury M.
Taylor. in Cherry Lane. Bethei.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Ambler. of
Wilton, entertained on Monday. l)r.
tildwln ii. V1111 Satin. Mrs. W. it. Kerr
lIer and Miss Nina Olmstend. of Ridge-
.eld.
Judge '1‘. Farrar llurlto. of Cheyenne.
Wyoming. stopped in South Norwnik
‘1uaintancea. lie is on an extended.
rastern trip and stopped over for the
lay only. leaving town last evening.
Mlas Margaret Smith in enjoying a
two weeks“ variation from her duties
n the 'l‘ristram & Hyatt. dry guodu‘
date, which she is spending in High
and, N. J., with friends.
Charles J. Poet. who was for seven:
1] years janitor at the Lincoln Sohool. ‘
tan resumed his former position in the
luggage room of the South Norwalk
‘ailroad stations. where his many .
friends are pleased to see him.
Miss May Tnmmey. of Brooklyn. N.
Y.. has returned to that place after
tponding some time at the home of
1line Annie Connolly. in South street.
Mina Conenlly is a delightful entertain-
“ and during hot- utay here Mina T111111
they had many enjoyahlo times.
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Court Frances. No. ll. Order of the
”lolden Bepiro, will celebrate its fourth
inniversary this evening. The meat-
ng will be opened promptly on time
or regular busineioi. cloning i‘ariy.
when the invited guests and friends
will he admitlod and a line entertain
nent with refreshments will boI en-
‘oyod by all. E
A committee of the let all aorin F
). E.. went to 81a1uford.lnsi evening
0 complete arrangements with the
terio of that pllt‘o regarding the 111-
endanoe of the first plate field day ox-
‘mlaos at New London on the iiitb.
i‘he rommilteo construed of David Fia-
terty. W. 9.; Williams, J. Powell, w.
V. P.. and H. B. Went. Md. w. l‘hy.
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Renting Cars
A Packard and a Peerless to rent.
The two classiest and best riding
ears on the mantel. with an expert
driver for three d0llll‘li an hour.
. with a minimum char 1. of live doi-
isrs Anyone nan ord an auto-
mobile ride at this priro. (lot your
dug ahead
W. A. HANFORD
12 North Main 81
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in“. “I In .OHANNAN, 0’ Stamford.‘
00M. Writes the f'oliewing “may
Testimonial commanding Dr. Dick's
Dr. Dick's Medicine Company. South
Norwalk. Conn.
Gentleman: 1 111111 add with all con
lidsues. a word in commendation or in.
male. it less all that is
claimed for it lhavs used the propsr.
alien in my emotion tor many yearn.
and sea certify to its value in all the
disorders of the system where its use
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Miss ltuth Anderson. of Bellies sve~ ..
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"“73”. best work In; the mpIt bed inctorlss .4"... be found on our floors.
daughter dntherjne. of Foroslvliie. are ~
Medicine: i
is indicated diligently yours. I I
Elders! Water's g,
There is no design so new but .11... use.» he , him. Whllsw
have the most inexpensive beds made that earl 1:1 dined good. our
stock embraces a great many novelties st modern-i. prides and from
that on up to the best beds made. We have 10ml hernias in beds
that will interest the closest buyer.
WHITE ENAMEL BEDS
1 BRASS BEDS
. $11.51) to $18.00
$10.00 to $60.00
.us.1---..s~.ta
A. J Cdllins Co.
Fupersi Direétors and Embsla‘iers.
South NIoIrwslit. Gone.
1218 1...... Main Street.
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O B Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
. as WALL "as". movie 11s; neawALn.
Any time the RIGHT I‘rIME "to consider entering
MERRILL austtvsss 00111101:
But the BEST TIME is
Opending Day. September rat
Oifices are open from 9 a. 111. to 5 p. 111.
FOR ENR9LLMENT
. , . Port Chester
VEILING
Veillngs are here in the widest variety of the prettiest and
most becoming kind.
The latest addition to the stools is ill; "ng
large chiffon veil. hemsfilched all around. and guaranteed
watcrprooi. It comes in Navy. Myrtle. Sky. Black. White.
Pink. Brown and all desirable‘ shades.
We also have pretty patterns in White Wash Veils new
so popular. at 98c to $2.00 each.
Any of our 351: Veiiinga. Blacker Colors. Ipecial for this
week. 191: yard.
South Norwallt
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The N. E. Ryan 00.,
86 Washington St, South Norwallt
we’ve knocked oil the profit on our Men's and Women’s
Shoes. See them in our window.
MEN‘S $4 and $3.50 SHOES. new .
WOMEN’S $3.50 SHOES. new . ..
.. ............ $2.75
. . . .. .......... 32.75
FLYNN’S BOOT SHOP
Successor to Flynn & Ryan
.0 WAIHINOTON OTIIIT. SOUTH NOIWALK.
Century Compound
Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roofs
But the preparation called ”iteration.” not. suitable for supple:
had tasks or for use on old or poor roofs an M as lasting or durable
as“Century Compound." .
The above toItiinony was given under oath at the injunction be;
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anteo all Mia’s work for time years.
"i he Century Roofing Mknuiaétunng' Get
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IBOlil-lipoi‘t. A due time is «haunted.
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Rnsssii lllnnia. Who has been Willey- I . I
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rented by her daughter Alice. is Matt» «
ain; relatives in Wallinaford.
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”Roy Montgomery. or 11111111111 plane.
tints resumed his duties as teller in
after a two week's pleasant venetian.
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The regular Tussdsy night drums
at the Norwalk Yacht club wad"?! well
attended last night Kociuu-s archeo-
tra furnished music.
The Mlseos Agnes and Josephine
Lynch. of Crescent Terrace. have re
turned home from a weeks vacation
visit at Asbury Park.
Another of the Annual Wednesday
evening dances will be held this sve-
uing at the Couiliry Club. Speidei s or~
Mrs. J I... Barret. of New Haven. is
the guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs.
C. M. Williams. or Morwin St. during-
inx the mouth of Auguut.
liranau lieyer. manager of Shop-
bard’s Hotel: Cairo. Egypt. is the
guest. of Mrs. ill. ii. liotchiilas and
doublet. of 4 Arch street. ‘
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Spanner Elwood. of Cleveland Dido.
is spending the remainder" of the suiti-
mer at the home of Mr. and Mrs Wal
her it lzierson or East avenue
Mr. and
Mrs. Waiter Barrett. of
’ Brooklyn.aro spending a week with
Mr. and Mrs. Edward 1.. Bradley. of
the Bradley Farm in Ridge avenue.
Joseph Millard, of (lrandvlow ave-
lino. has returned to his home after
“intruding a week with Mr. and M111.
John ’1‘. Mitilormii‘k. of Waterbury.
Otto Fix. a well known automobile
man, of Brooklyn. is spending a few
days at the Bridgeport liouae. as the
mine! of his cousin, Mrs. Fred Zipper.
er.
Miss Lillian Zelher, of Danhury. has
returned to her home after spending
a delightful work as the truest of
Mrs. Adam Singer. of 25 ilnvllnnd
street. .
Rev. and Mrs. Louis ll. liowull. of
Norwaik. who are sojourning at Rye
Beach. New Hampshire. are remem-
bering many of their friends with pea
inl cards.
if you are thinking of entering Mer-
rill (‘olioao September 1 la the best
time to outer. Send for catalogue. The
other is open daily for enrollment. See
adv. for hours.
William O'Hara. of West avenue.
has resumed his duties in Trim-ant b
Hyatt's store after a week‘s vacation.
which was spent camping with-
T‘tflends at (Salt Pasture.
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Ii. J. (‘oiilns Company are showing
a nice lino of brass and Iron beds at
xreutiy redni‘ed prieoa. it would pay
you to take advantage of their August
luale of beds. tiles adv.
. «noun—a
iliil Kerr. the clever catcher of the
Norwailui. is laid up with a had hand.
be having hurt 1111 old injury on Sat.
uriiay. He was unable to catch for
the West Ends on Sunday.
Charles Klein. of Rowayton. and
party. returned home last evening
from 11 week's cruise to Nantucket
and vicinity. They hads every fine
t.tin1e,tho cruise being inside in Mr.
Kleins handsomely apmlnted motor
yacht 0k!)
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Court Frances. No. ll. Order of the
Holden Sceptre. will hold its fourth alli
nlvsrsary this evening. Every memv
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will be opened to visitors and refresh.
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Balliut‘l nullsm for many
weiiknoau resident or Norwak who
has been oontlned to his home in East
lion; nieoly at the present limo. For
a time recently his health watt very
poor. hut he has slat-e improved very
inurh. though (‘tiiiiilwd still to his
room.
The annual picnic of the Norwak
and E11111 Norwslk Methodist Bunday
echools. hold ioinily today. started alts
viciously, earepi for clouds that lndi»
f' tried poulhls rain during the day. The
noting is being held at Oakland and
tire Beaches and the steamer Huntinxv
1011 is being used for transportation.
This morning when that vessel not out
from the heath Norwailt steamboat
docii shortly after 8: so she was well
filled with happy pietdclters ’l‘hew
atart tor h the is scheduled to be
‘msde at 1:3 this afternoon.
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The Norwslit "map of the niiworth
hostile will hold their regular bi-
monthly rally at Contpo “each on Fri
day. the 19th of this month. The son-
. tiemen are to take fruit and the ladies
will take sandwiches and cake. The
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Sauna tacit chapter and will be or-
led st ”:8 iii 11 'eleeit on that evening: he.
litter-luncheon speakers will bathe
Rev. D. l). lrvinii. fermerly of Hurray
Donnell. pf
ed by the COMOGHollt
Norwsiit for some time past. has left
I. his dross street betas. and: has cosh
hr its srtfotd. .iis
plumbing business in that" titty.
he formerly lives and ussii to nor I
laminae. His iissith gave out so 11s”
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jsonie out door staple meet. its it
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sum and reads a host of Mend
v by his pleasant manner during his stay
in town. All will re to 1111111 Wis
hi tom dermis. is wits and dial
mitigation will follow in
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oheatra will furnish 1111111112..
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her Is requested to be present and I
opened promptly at 8 and the doors '
mania will he served. after the meet- I
avenue for a year, seems to he nettle: ’
trill m in the "i
when i
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50c Long S
. Bathing” Sluts
: I 390 . .
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immune Skirts. with a... “00 Bull" - - 1-
hroidery rultie; reg. 500. On $3.00 Bulls .. . .. ..
sale ................ .......3iie
25c White Lawn
10c yard
to Inch 1‘ ion lawns. res. 251: yd.
0n1uilo...... ......10eyd.
on.
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$3 Dresses, 95°. W
White Lingerie Dresses. neatl"
trimmed with lace. On sales.”
. 25c Embroidery
12c yard
1000 yards of line Embroidery.
On sale... ..... I........12e yd.
SOC Silk Gloves
391:1
best makes, all
011 sale....39c
so”... 1118 ‘
(honing out some of our good»
‘Wauh Suits ........ “.81
All the very
, nines; reg. 5.01:.
39c~ Embroidery
11 00131365691; ZScyard‘
Fine wide Embroidery.
The very intent models. all elites; 500“
regularly ii. (in sale ...... 696 value at 3912. On sale. . . .25e yd...-
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Visit the Bargain j.’ , 7 Visit the Bar;
Basement ’lntz 8 Basement
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The Hatch 81 Barley Ce;
IAIWH NORW ALK. CONN.
YARD TEL. 40-!-
Lumber andMillWork for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
sprcmms
Window Glass of every description.
dash Womble and (Joni. .
Moulded Wooden Gutters. two Illel.
‘I.i11roin“ Asphalt Fabric Boon“.
One. two and tnreeply 'l‘ar Inna-I
Sisters' Paper. .
Sheathing and Builders' Paper.
Hair insulating and Deatenlnx Pants.
warranted.
.flMwbliyeuneed. You canhavciusiwhsi
Mmiusuultlugeormllandalacesi
II low. Yoncatiststtsmall and
damn Winitelyu your
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A. J Augeviue 81 Son Co. .I ..
131 131. Washington 51., 3 Alumni . w‘
The international Auto Wagon
insoles farmers. msrshsnis snd'dllrymsn to make quick deliveries. as
time and give better service. it is ready for inspsstton and data
tton at our gar-gs. Cams and no it and salt the price. .
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39 Wall St..-- {’Phone)
Garage Water 81..
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, Order here for work to be done 111.111th %
away. The name of our company and t a 0“wall m
standar of excellence we keep up to at all 1111111
' content that our workmen will do the works;
‘~ "hastily and neatly as it every member of your fad
‘ were at holes. ‘
'- I'i‘eii us What you need done today.
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Wiley over V
Norwalk Chronicler