walk. formerly 1.1 Dunbury. is theT
est of 1latives in Danhury
-. Mro'It pininJ. Fl 1-‘1‘v. th
. ‘ .nut street,‘ at you lib her
‘9lster. 3m: 11.11 of Bfldsig‘ort.
still no. DavidF‘ itchy. .111,
atteEded the state field titty Fths F.
.. in Ne 11 London. your:
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Wong?!“ in
re. FEM”? “m
avi
be many friends of “Dutch" Charlie
8 roeder, who has been in the Nor-
wslk he i tor t e out several
weeks w {lugs ple'usog to earn that he
. is improving very nicely.
The remains of Albert Plait. former-
ly of Danbuty. which were taken to
Dunbnry on Tuesday‘ evening train
Hartford, were brought to Norwaiit
Wednesday for interment.
'~—2bc 40in..White stns on sale to-
morrow 101: yd.. at Mints's. See ad-
vettisement 011 page 2.
Joseph Newmun the welldtnown cig
arntuket and manufacturer is critical-
ly iii ut his home on Cedar street. Mr.
Newman has lost his speech and is un-
able to tecognize his family.
Mrs. Kate Fuv1eau. of Weston, has
been showing 11 large rattler four lost
two inches in length. 14 rattles and a
button. She killed it just over the line
in Weston near the Forge. -
——Hsmbnrg steak, 141: “1., at New
York Market.
The Merrill Business College will re2
open September 1. This college has
schools in South Norwaik. Stamford
and Port Chester at all of which a
good business education can be obtain
ed.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry 0. Bailey. of
High stieet Ielt yestesrduy on a ten
dnyy' vacation trip to Brooklyn, N. 11..
Montclalr. N. .l. and Philadelphia. The
trip will be made principally by ti‘oh
ley.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Allen. oi South
Not-walk, have moved to Ridgelleid
and reside with Mrs. Allen's mother.
Mrs. .lennle Keeler. Mr. Allen is the
agent 1111 the Adams Express Co. In
that place.
. 2 reduces Flour, 850 but; 36 75 Dial.l
‘. 1-21) Layton “2/ Co
Mr. and Mrs 'l‘ M. Etoclting, of
Georgetown hnve been entertaining a
nutnberwuf. young :ueouie. includlux
Miss Leah Sherwood and Hills Jenn.
' etto finder-song or East Newton‘s“
Arthur Ferris of South Norwalk.
Mrs. S K. lioyt or Sprinjdlbnen
tertulned a party or relatives 8 day
——M1§.B‘tes.a sister. of Pdrt
ter; Miss i-ioily Stamford: Miss 11‘.an
Andrews and brother, .11 Norwslit, and
Deborah Merritt. of Southington.
Miss Gladys Wilson. of Norwalk.
has been visiting Miss Vivian Wood.
in Bprlngdule. When her father. 8. B.
Wilson. cam in his car to take her
home, Miss ood went for a visit.
They took motor trips .10 Compo
Bench, Bridgeport and elsewhere.
Don't forget Star of voiumhla 011--
cle's prize Waltz and dunes at 111111111
Point. Friday evening, August 19.
Mr. and Mrs. John (‘otton Mather.
of Brooklyn. are sending out invita-
tions {or the marriage of their dough-
ter. Maheiie, to Edger iluillduy. The
ceremony will take place at the home
Bridgeport. FM!“
of her daughter,
laud. ‘
o! iiowutd S. Mills, on the evening 0! ,
Aug the 24th at 8 o'clock. at 18 Atoll
street.
George W. Mills dark of the Broad
. River school district is figuring out the
grand list of thed’lstrlct for the our.
pose of laying the tax rate. After the
grand list of “the district for the our
the district will be utrunged no as to
cover the debt BF the disttict, which l!
not very large.
Your summer comfort
thinsu that willigo in the wash and
come out 111111th alone. The.
dresses on use at Tito N. E.
Co.” s store are the kind that lit well
and have style and are made of fab-
rlcs that launder well. You will is!
pleased to hear that they arugundor-
priced now. just when most w!ntetl.
llEllE I8 I llEI'Elll 'l'llfilT
.IILI. llllllE EGZEIA
m
Why waste tithe and money osporlo
morning with greasy wolves and lo»
tions. trying to drive the eczema germ
from underneath the skin when Plats.
‘ ' . ed
2 for Morris A. antith. is 11011 11011 to his
lies with .2
.1 .
‘ " all hours. 11111 well-i1
home with “F‘FEE'.
Miss Ethel ’
""‘etllouthlilorn
Miss Mar rot Fieweiiyn or Nor-
walk. was t "e Fecent fit of Mitts
Rochsol Roman, in rgotown.
Nil-s... 111. nation 0 rsotowu
has been entertaining 111i Mrs.
t
not. Barrett, of South Norwnllt.
Mr. and Mrs Kn tries. oi New MI-il
ford and Mrs. 011 res Csr'oy‘, 111 Port
Chester, ate call 111; on friends in town.
1' corned plate 711 “1.. at
the blow York Market. 143 Washing-
ton street. , .
The new fixtures for the windows
of the Rogers & Stevens store in Wall
street have urrlved and are being set
11. place.
County Game Warden Smith, of
Norwalk. was in Ridxeileld, Wednes-
day and paid a pleasant visit to The
Press office,
Miss L‘illlsn Knapp. has returned to
her home in Derby after a two weeks‘
visit with Mrs. Edward iirowneii Rey-
mend street.
Elisabeth. little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W. H Hunter, who has heenquite
ill. at her home in Georgetown. is
much better.
Mrs. Ethel McLean. of Lowe street.
is enjoying a vacation from her duties
as stenogrupher for the (lid Well Ci
gar Company.
The Misses Emma ltoestal and ida
Miller have 1etnrned to titei1 homes at
tor spending some time with Mr. 11nd
Mrs. Alimrt Weilnitz.
-“(lreat hour specials at Mlntz‘s to-’
marrow. See advertisement on page 2.
The Junior Sluggers defeated the
Red Stars in u inst slime yenterd y by
a score of 25 to i. The Master gt node
was the scene of the bottle.
George Aiken. of Sliverntlne. ent-
played at the Kerr Press. in Spring
dale. bus resigned his position, and is
now working for the Norwullt Hour.
Miss liozel Wood, of Sprlnudultn has .
returned home utter 11 delightful visit
with friends in Norwnik.
Brown returned with her for a week‘s
visit.
The nights are cool for mid August.
The Soclullst party in 'iho Nor-
wuiks is planning to open the cam
points, this evening. with two ortilonl
in Redmond avenue nud Washington
street. 1
While Alfred E. Austin, of Norwullt,
was out in his motor boat yesterday
the engine broke down 111111 he will
adrift 1’01 fn um» twin Edward Tobey
happened Flock in 111.111.111.111 tow-
ed hitn 111."
-~ Peerless Flour, Rho bag; 38.75 hbi.
F. l). Lawton & Co. .
-'l‘he German Central Verlntnd hold F
meeting "detn‘stltiy ‘Wehing in the
South Norwullt Quartet Club's rooms.
and adopted the hy-la submitted by
tho oommllteo. is 111 embers were
admitted, and 111 1b interest was mani- '
tested in the work of the organisation.
A bi hduy party was tendered Mrs.
A. G, ynton ut the home 01 Mrs.
Lloyd Godfrey. last Saturday evening.
which proved a very happy occasion
Mrs Boynton received mnny presents.‘
Among those present were ilev. and
Mrs. A. G. iloyntou, ltrv. and Mrs. A.
t". Chamberlain. Mr. and Mrs. William
Ferns. Mrs. Hill. Mrs. Godfrey. M.
Carroll, Mr. Hutchinson. Marie Chant»
herlain. Doris 11nd Marrlt UiM’FF‘G)‘."‘-
Ridgelleld Press.
“WW .2"...
Renting Cars
A Wind and a Peerless to rent.
The two classiest and best riding
darn on the market, with an export
driver. for three dollars an hour,
with 9 minimum charts of live doi-
‘lsrs. A one can afford an auto
. mbbllo ti e at. this price. Get your
date ahead.
W. A. HANFORD
12 North Main It.
I. .
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s moutumv urttcsmr or
Fonvsvtourn. w... warm 711s
rostovvmo srsono rum.
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Morin: given or illcit‘s Medl‘clno s
rootlusl trial in my funlly with most
Fivot‘sblo results. i desire to express
outta woodflution with it and to
lilo ‘ibat I have recommended it to
ifrissds who hove lettered froln moi»
“31:11“ ”1%! ‘rheuntotlsm so a most elfoo-
“vary, truly yours,
J. ii. BARTON.
ted's Drug Flore WITDNBBI ZEMO a
clean wit
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that colt?!
in (We?I
minim” lof the germ it
mes'. and cities at
“America; the towing drusgist has the
a cosy or me sad be will tell you
of the marvelous u use made
clean, simple ttrtlh out. 7.11) Q
rose nisod
1191111 111 tres‘I 111th tor session. pimples.
dandrullva all sing: forms of:
or 111'“me other on 111
or grown person. Will you try a but
tie on our recommendation?
iPisisted's Drug Stores
“SALVATOR CHARIOTT
General Contractor 2
use Ilfio‘ll’Wi‘l't"m ‘ '
m1..- choeriully given on all contract
work. Orders are solicited
1t m'ppopurstiun tor externol If
cleanest and most : ,
its Consist.
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4.312....
GRAY BRos.
Manufacturers 11 into
proved
.8 O D A and
Mineral Water's
son-1.1mm 1111
W..-
‘Vlt‘iliy',’ Ballast. (idrhet'tlo.L
BamDIrliis. Ginger
Ale and Lemon Soda
DIIP FOGK
ART-IMAM WILL
WAT” UIID
Forest sud lost
P. 0. 111111 tot-Tel. in
HIV! BANAAN. CONN.
opossum under the Food I Dru
i .
O
12.
clonodoslgn Footwhut Ween he
bswstho 11110-111111va beds‘ tried: 1th con. _
stoqimmhrsces s grout man‘y nowltios at moderate price-19nd from
tho‘tron tip to the boot beds mode. We have some bi‘rgsins in birds
that will interest the closest.t1uyc"r. .
WHFTE ENAMML BEDS $1150 to $18.00
smss sens
8| WALL STRICT.
ON THE FIRING LINE of Opportunity is where every
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
South Norwalk
Mlulolyllt M“
House DreSSes
Every woman of taste will concede the dai thus. snap and
dash of our House Dresses.
They are correct as to fabrics and are fiaol
possessing charming style features that will 11 are women who
are particular about their appearance ht homcfi
Now at the height of wearing time and whib there is a good
assortment to choose from. they are altered To you at liberal
price concessions. Do not delay. for they will be snapped up
quickly It the reduced prices.
The N. 11.111111 (to.
F6 Washington St. South Norwelit
We sing the cheapneso of our shoes all day long.
Dot. the preparation outed "Novorisah" is not 111111111. for “blind
bod looks or for use on old or peer roofs. and act so lusting
OD WAIHINGTON STRIIT.
.J. Collins CO.
. _ Funersl Direddrs and Elohim
i8 North Idols Stt'eet. ‘ '
0996!!!!
Everything in the OpticEl Line.
Eyes Examined Free
PHONE 48l-
Student stands
Get in Line for Duty September 1st
Arrange for enrollment now
Stamford
The birds send forth their song in early morn.
Record Breaking Bargains in High Grade Staple Footwear
Successor
Century Compound
Stops Leila on
u“osnturr Commi'
The above testimony was liven under oath at the injunction hoar-
lng in tho Mumford Court. April 11. 18,10.
We offer 1111 Century Comvouud 111 so: n11 «1.1.011 1111.1 122
antes oil tool work For titres 1M2“.
The Century Rooting & Minufstftufing Co.
222 utmost
Bishopr ' 1c W111i Bea
Applied by common Labor
s'tud in: on the outside at the building with lath and Asphalt Mastic
solid sh 1.11m... 1v't thouF WEE
air space between is it sud
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called good our
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South Norwalit. Goon.
Jacks...
NOIWALI.
I Port Chester
i
oilored. besides
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EoFlthy‘IWm li'osh. Ego FE
tho—iota
Begin the use of Baznose today, and
a gain in
who are
weak and run down, this remarks”!
dosh fornii Mid promises 1111111111,
roam health. vigor and vitali
moso mission with the food that:
eaten. so that it is sssimllutod bytlio
blood. 111111 builds up pleasin plume
ness and good healthy flesh. 1‘ use who
use Bamboo for a week or ten days will
goon notice a gain in weight and an in
{revetment in general strength sud
eslth
Put trend].l
solid flesh on you bones.
and you wl
be strong and well. In no
other way can this he done then by the .
use of Samose
harness is in tablet form, pleasant to
take, and is sold by one of the most
reputable drug stores in South New
wollt. Frank ll. Baxter. under his per-
sonal guarantee to refund the money
if it does not give satisfaction.
Miss Vera Fitsntsurico. is visitinc
her aunt. Mrs. lloward Nadin, of Dany
bury.
Mrs. Carroll Walton and family are
the guests of Mrs. Peter Bailey, of
Spring'Hiii. -
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Davis. of Ridge-
1111111, are entertaining relatives from
South Norwulk.
Mr. and Mrs. William Shelfler. of
Ruth, Pu. nro.vislting Allen Shomer.
of (irovestreot.
~21.ch of spring lamb. 20c "3.. at
the New York Market.
Robert Wood, sexton of St. Pnnl's
church. who has been ill for some time
is now able to be out.
. John llyde, of Chestnut street, has
hall 11 telephone installed in his home.
The number is Gill-ii.
Mrs. Edwin Sherwood. of Camp
Sll't'l'l. in spending a vacation with rei-
utitcn in Bellmnr. N. .l.
Miss Bessie Crofut. of New Haven.
is the guest of her cousin. Miss Agnes
1.. Golden. of Psirdeid avenue.
Mrs. Frederick W. Hoyt. has retunr
ed to her home in blast avenue. after
11 short sojourn in the Adirondacks.
Mrs. Joules McNt-rney, of Camp
street is spending some time in
illdut-lleid for tho betterment of hot
henlth.
Mr. tint] Mrs. William Norrles. and
daughter May. of lianbury. wore visl
10111 in Noruuik for it short time yes
terdayt ~
Mrs. J. Gordon Coolie. of Winds-pelt.
Manitoba. Canada. is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Edit-11rd P. Weed. of Morgan
avenue. ,
Mrs. Samuel Millard. of tlrnudt'lew
“11111193101111 :1 recent visitor at Mrytle
Beach, where two of her daughters are
eummoriliu.
winter's Cocoa. lilo. FILL. It (‘20.
Mrs.“ J. Jacobson and son are
guests or Mr. and Mrs. Morris \‘ogt-i.
of North Main street. this city. for
over Sunday.
Mrs. Howard Nndln. of Dunhury. for2
murly Miss Julia Loydon. has returned
to her’ home after spending her vat-112
lion in this rlly.
liumll Dyinuton, of Westport ave-
nue.i11 enjoying a week's vacation
From th duties in thdhlllco ol' the (‘on
nocticut odmpsny. “; i.
. There will be a rumor Saturday
evenlnx dance tomorrow night at the
Norwaik Country Citib. Speidei’s 0r
rhestra will furnish music
Mrs. George B. Ora and daughter
her home Tuesday after a short visit
with friends in Maple street.
Mrs. John Mche has returned to
her home in Brooklyn. N. Y., after
spending a vacation with Mr. and Mn
Willisni J. Brown. of Boldon Ivonne.
Judge Asa B. Woodward. of Norwsiit.
left Tuesday for Lake Asqnam. Maine.
where he will remain for some time
He is staying with his daughter, Mrs.
Harriet Chamberiiss.
Miss Florence Meeker. of Merwin
street. who-has been employed in the
Norwsllt store of the Atlantic cod 1's-
ctiic Tea Company. watched her posi-
tion yesterday noon.
to Flynn I Ryan '
scorn nouwstn.
Tin or Shinulo Roofs
durable
NG‘I’ON OTRIIT. :
and Sheathin
o«gigantic sit-1.1mm 112111110
weather boo ruin
'l'his trim the
or crash: Filo
tlation or 11111111
in...
“if MOI“ exterior 01' “DD. 1
the d M
Fitruotlmt is 1,11! cheapest.
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room 11011111111111
Itho parsonage in West avenue Wed-
1 Europe.
I « an“?
The sixty girls that have been sum-
morlng for a few weeks at st. James‘
Home on Strawberry Hill. have gone
back to New York and sixty more
young ladies have come to take their
places. '
Herold Murray. of N
companied by the Misses Eva and
Charlotte l-‘rsnite. for Great Barrios.
ton. More. where the party will he the
quests of the Misses Franko's rolli-
t van.
The forthcomilg dinner of the Fol-
lowers of the Midnight Sun. an urgent-
sation that is becoming well known
throughout the state on account of its
need times promises to be one of the
bluest events of the season at the
shore. it will be held at the Dutch
Point hotel on loptomber “tit. and
the indications are that it will be at
dad by a large number of political
olohrltiss.
11111 of Police William Molimor yes-
terduy by limo Italian. was myster-
iously returned esterdsy. indication
that the person w 1111111113111 trtoho
used or inltood of stealing it simply
tooit it for an errand or some 11111111
urposo. 'l‘ito hilto was Found in a
shed book of the Rooster asleep in Con-
necticut avenue from which pious it
itsd' oven 111111111.
Rev. Fr 11k D Torrey. nitstor at the
Norwslit ethodist church returned to
may, altar a 1m motto ”towels
Most of Rev. g‘morry‘s tints
:I‘Iélgnlilgbfiofl ltllld its
there. He
trio 111111» tilt Atty
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Alton 1-. He reports I very great
intprov‘stuont in health. 2
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Frank H. luster Offers to Pay for
museum. ~uotroiawssHspt-mbin andthe
Catherine. 01 Forestri lo, returned in»
, It, started . .
this morning in his so 1110 oblio. so-
A leyclo that was robot-ted stolen to 7
1 series of moss .
a ti 1111.1.“ til 11 w cltnasri.
”Word hirsute to (lento Loreen Wilbur
133E111
attain”). bill
the “new no brsne 11111
The door was on the track
rsiirosd.
engineer's whistle, frightened the sni-
mal so that it lumped About fifteen
.. .leot. 111111111111 in I 1111111114 wire to
fifth new
alonu‘sid‘o the track: 0
and tho situll us well as use were
game warden made an investigation.
and brought the head of the door to
South Notwallt. where it is on exhibi-
tion in William Unholtu's market.
RACES AT BRIGHTON BEACH. ..
NEW YORK. Aug. lat—lieu” 11.111
”Idem.
9N
broken. this door dying instantly. TM in
early today packed down t
tions of 1111.311 too
's t w l break the Mk.
Ralph Mulford made 1.11am
lasts;- two years are. .Mo
entered so for in the con
wound tile clock.” RalphDo
111.11»t a pm show »
{who
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$1M wheel»
doctor to! he” Port
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AGED COLORED WOMAMI D
READINGMBMAMMM ~1. ~-
Wslker. colored, Reading's oldest.
dent. died yestirdsy. at tho ‘ “
ago of 108.
To the lieatlng at Plumbing Co.
(lent lemon :
my entire t‘t)ll bill was 3162,
Yours truly
.
Norwslk. (‘onnu iniy 28. '10.
Dear Sir:
out you like
FRANF l. JONES. General Humor. ..
Solo A cut for Norwslk 0
Painting and Decorating.
1.. “ii. DECKE
During the winter of 1907-08 1 used $260 worth of coil to
beat my nix apartment house. using a boiler of well known make
.hsnued lot 11 Spencer lloller and used it during the winter of 1110940 one
making a net saving,r of 398.
too may use this statement in any way you care to.
Mr Frank 1. Jones. lloalihg & Plumbing t‘ , Norwalk Conn.
The Spencer ilotler which you placed in the Sentinel?
lug last fall gave its complete satisfaction in story way Our coal DIP
one-int" of what it had been the preceding seasons You may use this in
Very truly yours,
The Heating and Plumbing. C
Will Ppers. Crocke I h 8"
House Furnishing Goods. etc.
BEST OPAQUE WINDOW SHADES. 25c.
White Curtain Poles. with Fixtures. roe.
you ready for CANNING? The SEASONis hero.
Squire White Glass Fruit Jars with lightning tops. 1'51. to per 11
Best Jelly Glasses. large size. 26c dozen.
Rubbers. Fruit Presses. train rs. Etc.
M CHINES AND RECORDS.
I’Misc Records, music two sides. from 65: up.
nchtrttctiblo 16.112111111111111 Rec'o‘rds,3 3;5c five-minute. soc.
all makes cylinder machines. .
Window Shades made to order.
Norwalk, Conn, 3111;. 2!.
This ’1
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JAMES. 0014113”.
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OLUMBIA rnonoem
— 11 Washington 81.
SOUTH NORM-Alli.
Tolephonocom
unburned accident insurance-«Dr
Thomas' Nelsen-to till the unlit.
and hosts tho
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Now Open Under 511m. Manag'émen ‘
“Shore Dinners 11 shanty D“‘ii
Now Servedeith Shore Dinners
“mm“?
no lie
Norwalk Chronicler