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EVENING DENTINEL TILIPHONI
‘ . CALLS
OZM-ws Department
Dz-t—Buslnsss Department
din—Branch Office. Not-walk
IOO ~Edltor's ‘Rasldonoo
redo—cm Editor's Residence
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Mrs. Ellis C. Hoyt, of~21 Lowe street,
is spending several weeks in Stamford.
Dr. and Mrs. F. anchor, of Fort
street. East Norwalk. expect to spend
Tuesday in Paterson, N. .l.. and in New
York city.
I
Miss Addie Vega. of Lowe street.
who has been ill for the past three
weeks with pneumonia, was able to be
out for a short time Saturday.
Miss Maud Rubey, of Lewis street.
has gone to Sotauket, L. l.. where she
is spending a few days with her son-
sins, Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Gilmsrtin.
Mrs. James Millburtt and daughter.
Alive, and son, Richard, of Kellogg
street, have returned to their home
after a two months' visit in Vermont.
James 'Wehb, who has been before
the town court on a previous occasion.
was arrested in Water street. South ,
Norwalk, yesterday afternoon, for be-
ing intoxicated. its will probably be
given a hearing this morning.
The lmprorontuut in the conditional
Alexaltdo‘p‘BliMsLean. of Danbu’ry, coir
tinitos and while it cannot be said yet
that he iiifo'ut of danger, his recovery
is not only hoped for, out is expected,
unless complications that cannot be
foreseen deveIOp.
. «Tomorrow night. will be‘band night
at ilotou Point.
St. Elmo Bookings. who has been
substituting as Assorlaiud Press op-
crntur iii The. Sentinel otllre for the
past two weeks, left Saturday after-
lioon for New London, wheru he will
work for two woekos. wht-n he returns
to his home in the South.
Attorney Leo Davis, of Rowan street,
East Norwalk, has been appointed as
counsel and a member of the board of
directors of the Atwator Manufactur-
ing Company, of Soothiouton, Conn.
This is a tnatinfaciorv whore wagon
builders' supplies are lllililt‘.
Waldo Raymond, of Franklin ave
nun, who is enjoying his annual vacu-
tloti front the plumbing vstabllsmenl
or ii. ll. Nash. itt North Main street.
spout Friday lti New York city with
Arthur Hitchcock, of West. street.
Thvy attended the ball game in the
afternoon.
Joseph Corcoran. of tho United
States Volunteer Lilo Saving Corps.
ltoton Point Division. exported to on-
tor the three little swim held in
Bridgeport yesterday, but was prove t.
ed front doing so because or bi -
poisoning in his hand. Mr. (Borcorun
is the young man who canto in sixth in
tho Com-y Island swim. Wlllt‘ll was
won by Clifford Benedict.
ltnv. and Mrs. Arthur ti. l‘ioynton. of
Westpurt, where "or. Mr. lloyttloll II
the pastor of the Methodist Church.
will celehmie their tin wedding this
owning at their home. The members
(if the church have been invited Ind
it is exported that the attendance will
be largo. Mrs, lioyuton was formerly
Miss K. ()liv't- liuichlnson. of High
street, South Not-walk.
Miss Ethel Roberta, of Cannon
street, Norwslk, who is visiting with
relatives in Springfield, Mass. has
been taken seriously ill in that place
and her life is dospaired of by the doc
tors who are in attendance. Misti lion-
orts was taken down with typhoid
soon after reaching Springfield and
was very illi whun sritonitts not in
and made her donation extieetlltlitly
sotioutt- Her father has gone to Sprint;-
lleld in response to a telegram.
Rev. Mr. Goldsboroush. of llrltlgo‘
J TAYLOR a GOLDEN.
‘n wasmnoroa "an". sourn
.VYou "titontoblie
A ‘ INSURED ‘
.‘flli? $21
’ per hundred liar ”or. it?
t
Holman. noun.
TILIPHONI tor-a
Park & Tl‘lford';
Delicious Candies
-—BOLD AT~
F. H. BAXTER'S
DRUG STORE
Time for K. D. Frames for next lum-
mer's boat. now. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats for sale; one 26-ft..
half cabin, with 8 h. p. new motor.
One 21-ft. with 5% h. 1). Stanley. Very
cheap if bought now. .
OSCAR ANDERSON
Oyster-Shell PoinhNorwalk
Don’t Carry Your 3
False TEETH
around in in your vest pocket. They
were designed for comfort and use;
if they are not satisfactory bring them
in and let me look them over. There
is no reason why you can't he benefit-
*ed by them as well as any one else. it
they are properly made anti titted. liy
reason of circumstances I have had an
unusually large experience in this
branch of dentistry. and I am able to
produce good results where others full.
Best materials and good workmanship
is my rule.
Is there anything better?
Dr. J. H. Mallory
to South Main at. South Norwalk
_ Hours: a a m. to a p. m. Sundays
by appointment only.
I Don’t Be
Reckless
with your eyes. Let our Physician,
who is a Skilled Eye Specialist. ox-
ntnlue them and prescribe the cor-
rect glasses. if necessary. NO
CHARGE Full EXAMINATION.
THAMER
Optician
STAMFORD - - - CONN.
Open Monday & Saturday Evenings
Today being a legal holiday. the
Norwulk Public Library In i‘lOSt‘tl. The
reading room will upon truth it) u. in.
to 12 at.
Mr. and Mrs. Alircd tioldsrhmidt
let out Saturday lll their utttotnobilo
for Boston and aspect to attend the
ilsrvard aviation meet.
midst lira anywhere in the United 5
. ‘ WI. ~
Makéltour Monet
“ More'thaal
_ . 4%."...
l have a low shares of stool: of the‘
United Butchers" Supply Corporationfi
incorporated under the laws of the,
Commonwealth of Massachusetts and
doings dolly cash business. lbsiievo,
this'atock will pay dividends of more 3
than 10% on every dollar you invest in“
it. The corporation owns and controls
valuable patents. The reason it is nine.
ing this stock on the market is to in-
crease the factory spans and warrant
capacity. The above is moot cally a
monopoly with no competition.
In a very short while this stock
should be worth a great deal more
than its par value. it is now selling
at 810 per. -
This is not a risk. it is a sure thing.
This business has existrd four years
and each day has brought a larger in~
crease in its present capacity. Full
information and circular from
Edward Morrison, - - Attorney
201 Dovonshlrs 3h, BOGTON, MABB.
Kindergarten Primary,
10 Hillside Street,” 80. Norwalk.
The Florence McMahon Kinder-
gutted
will open Monday, Sept. 18. for the
Full Term.
Kindergarten, Primary and later-
mediate Courses for girls and boys.
Open air sessions a feature.
Special care for the meeting and tak-
ing boom of children.
Miss Sadie Yudel. of Stuart avenue.
has gone to Montreal on a 'two weeks'
vacation trip. ‘
Miss Dorothy (loitsrhaik, of Brook»
lyn, is the guest of Mr. and
Hoyt, at Pine Point.
Alex 8. Gibson and family. of Nor-
walk, will return to their home from
Aitllury l’nrlt. Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wottdhisor, of
llocltviilc, wore recently the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Faun, of Center
avenue.
Tho regular monthly meeting of illit-
nata iiose Company, which falls on to-
night. will be postponed until next
Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. lioyt have
returned to their homo lti \Vostport
avenue, after an auto trip through
Massachusetts.
Francis Gallagher. of Center avenno,
has returned to his duties in the
storo of Foils ‘Citi‘ati, in Main street.
after enjoying a vacation.
The Misses ltosc Llndqulat, Mabel
Woollen and Emelia ldndqniat and
Edith and lethal Wooiws spent Sunday
with friends in l’iarleu.
Wart-on P. Smith. who was for a
long time a resident of Trinity Place.
South Norwnlk, has moved to his new
house in Center avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Franke. of Kim
stint-t will luaw tomorrow for John-
Mr. and Mrs. Jules F. lit-adv and son.
Jules, Jr., of New York. are minute! oi .
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Mt)!ithlllli'l‘_\'.i
of Holden place. for over the hoiidnyd
William J. Scltlitt, thi' wull known1
cigar maker, is taking a wot-it's vaca-
tion. part of which will no spout t'rula-
lag in bong island Sound in his
launch.
Henry Ideal. of Newark, N. .l.. is
spending it few days at tho lltllllt‘ or
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Morgan, of Franlv
lln avenue. in their beautiful home.
ilighwood.
an...“
Misti C. Durnburgor, of New York, is
being entertained by Mrs. John J.
flntvllbaclt. proprietor of tho liaililtiu
pavilion at Roton Point, assisit-d by
her niece, Mrs. .lulln w. llnrdii-lt.
w’i’omorrow night will be lmnd night
’at Roton l'olnt.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Vogol, of North
Main street. have an gitnrtii ovor Sun»
day and the holiday, Mr. and Mrs. w.
.l. Jacobson and son. Mr. and Mrs. Ju-
lius Joseph and duuxliim- and Mr. and
Mrs. Mutt Vogol and son. all of New
Rochelle. New York.
m
Today will be a busy day at tho
Norwallt Country (littb. Thai-o will he
a lat-so number or dinner portion and
there will be music both afternoon
and evening. in the afternoon and
early evening siisidsi's orchntitro will
play colicort music and will play for
dancinslatsr. Wnuther portttltiinil. a
numbsr of acts in the tennis tourna-
ment will be played cit.
W mumm- mam W‘nthA—udousw .
port, occupied tho pulpit of Trinity
Episcopal Church, South Narnia. yap
lei-day morning and silent“. Ho doe
llvemd inlet-satin militias. and is
expected to press for the next three
Sundays. The choir resumed its duties
after the month’s vacation, and Mom
Albert Aisthorpa a former installer.
was a visitor. The music was very
good. A meeting of tho Woman's
Guild will he held Tuesday, evening tit
:10 o‘clock. and all members an art;
ed to attend. A ob meeting will
be hold at 8 o’cloc and tho stutter st
callini ‘I rector will its considorod.
Fresh Chocolates ‘
25°, “N L
m
SAVING
MONEY
. ll 6 dill!“ m. and for its
”nobleman than can be so
his most.
' , tho tuna II" In sconomloal-
iy that ho alwayl has something
to layrby. and fin is certain to
ill“ in tho and a competence
to protect him all“!!! all ordi-
navy worries.
‘r.
‘ooun- llfllt‘ with relatives.
ThoSOIItII Norwalk
utown. N. Y.. whore boy will spend
James Marshall. lllt‘ Wt-itkuown
llroud ltivor painter, is ahlc to renoun-
his dutios, after bring laid up for
some time with blood poisoning.
.lutncs 'l'rai'cy, and family, of Mor‘
t'istowtt, i’a., are importing to return
to their home shortly after spending
the summer in their cuitugo in Platte
ville avenue.
mm
There is to be a tlrctncu's parado in
Niiugutuck today. Chief Harold F.
Clark anti Driver Fred Si‘ollold. .ir.. of
Putnam lions loutpany. are among
those who bailout to attend.
llrv. Augustus i". lleard. ll,ll., of
ldttat avenue, thu honorary aocrotary of
the American Missionary Association.
occupied the pulpit of tho South Nor-
Willlt Contrregatlonul Church, roster
day morning.
l’sul Pruner and Mrs. llortho Yoppo,
of Norwsllt. uttondod the annual aus-
aloti of the grand lodge of the tivttuun
Urdur of Ilat'ugtirl. which was held iii
llunbnry last Thursday. all delegates
from Norwalll lodge.
Dr. and Mrs. 'l‘. A. Fletcher and
Miss Pierce, of New York. and Miss
list-rs and Addison Austin, ”10 lattur
acting as uluiun‘aiir, have ruturnod
from n 1,200 miles auto trip. Thuy
visited litany places of interest in sov-
cral status.
m
This owning iii the data for a rogu-
lar monthly morning of the city conti-
cil but It is not likely that a session
will no hold for rsaular business at
last limo. it is probable that one or
twa members will put in an appsw
ours and adjourn tho proceedings to
Tuesday or Wednesday availing. 'i’uos-
day evening was at first mistreated bin
there Will some question about that
night on account of the Republican
town consul.
W
some tints today the United sum
(tonboot Matthias. the practice ship of
the Connecticut mm Militia. is due
to arrive oi! Roton Point, whore site
will no located for the remainder of
thowoslt. There will lie renulsr mi-
tin hours and regular trips out to her
by .ia ordai- that the habits my
nuts an opportunity to use what man:
new! host and equipment lilo is. The
Has started from "w ' you
Isis a) on ti short cruise starts the
most of tilt limbs" or
Mrs. L M. "
this city lira micron.
in mine .
Lm'dttd...
d
”.00 TROUSERB
02.50 Ind 83.00 TROUSERS
$3.50 TROUSERS .. . . . . . . .
“-00 TROUSERS
t) l} l
TWO STORES:
The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwailt.
.* Regular
Semi-Annual
Sale 2
Trodsers
.... $1.48
.. $1.98
$2.40
... $3.48
lhoooillqnol
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Fl'l TEF?
South Norwalk
:4 South Main St.
Bonnie Home Ground Foods for Horses. Cattle and Poultry are simply
pure. clean grains. fresh ground-Abate all there is to it~clean, fine.
sweet feeds but it means much to your animals.
Then—is it not
economy to test! your animals a feed which is composed of high class
grains. perfectly balanced to insure digestibility, requiring no waste of
energy on their part to digest the entire ration?
I .
Oils
Bonnie Horse Feed
.Dtiiry Food
Chick Food
. - Poultry
'.3 , Stock Fund
My First. Last and All the Tints.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Longgl’l‘sland Escallops
WEAKFISH. SWORDFIOH. BU
COD, SALMON. HALIBUT. HARD CRAIS.
TTERFISH. BONETA MACKEREL. STEAK
LOBSTERS. SOFT CRABB,
LONG AND ROUND CLAMB, CLAMB FOR BAKING
Cutbill’s 2' Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108.
The [at
is a spring delivery wagon. not
ernatioaal Auto W
FREE DELIVERY.
w“-..
gon
a track. We have tested the model now on
exhibition at out aurago very carefully. and those that have seen the dom-
oustratlon are stunned at its efficiency.
IT WILL CARRY A LOAD
OF 1500 POUNDS UP ANY GRADE IN THIS
VlCINTY and to insist and costs less to maintain than a horse.
CALL AND
LET U! PROVE iT.
r. a. Law a Go.
39 Wall St..——('Phono)
qu—p‘b
GREEN LIMA BEANS. h
TOMATOES. per quart .
Garage Water St.
srscmts FOR SATURDAY
lac—NICE swan'r cons. dozen
FANCY SWEET POTATOES. peck . . . . . . . . . . ..
NICE LEAN SHOULDERS. per pound . ..
soul‘s-InquI
~Norwalk. Conn.
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.25c
5c
.ouiiuun
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IIIIIvnolnso
vtVI-Isvo-Iusrss
PEACHES FOR CANNING. MUSKMELONS. APPLES. CU-
CUMBERS. BEETS. CELERY AND GREEN STRING BEANS.
W
WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY LABOR DAY
UNITED
20 NORTH MAIN OTRIIT.
Week or so to srwt'somo of ii
friends and Dustin before told
her new duties in Now Janey.
Wslbrldss wits can or the great ra-
vorltos of tlio scholars. and it is pro-
bshls that no studoni. who was ac-
nutiintod with list. will miss the citation
to «land best wishes for her faint-o
success.
A ism milliliter of the resides
”in than; wanna“: aio‘ tot-mar
popular German teacher in the ideal
high school. will he in Norwslit in a
tax on of cantor avenue are :lllflh
Margo prowl atpotltion to Marga
GROCERY co.
'HONI 143.
The" will be a coastal town mention
in the Town Hall in Wall atmt. Wod-
imday evening. for the purpose of
hurts: the report of the "incision in
rustd to the new bridn which they
won instructod to lay out at the to
cont town mastic . ‘
Motor. ails. " mar." Wyeth. of
brand street. has ruined his position
in the assistant Oyster Company, the.
and sitar a ten our vacation to New
York. Washington Heights. Brooklyn
and other platens ct interest. will re-
turn toahis, study or the great subject
in tits local hidlt nasal. .
Only the quick action of Notorious
condition averted. an mcidont in
1
or old
"hill
and
bison Iain street iisturday. II it
_ lotto wsmniosdod’withhoarwtmsoda
_ anathema». a so .
satellite, ‘ x
loys' sun. at one—half the «.qu prion am am tho thing mm.
In the Sites Department are the greatest values in town In Low'IIitl’QIi *-
Ooms an oven loss than half price.
Other things in this solo at oven ouster reductions.
Lots of interesting news in the Read
adv.
~..._....._..
it you wont to reduce the cost of liv-
ing read the Cit-eat A & 1’. Tea Co. adv.
Read about then hsrconl iron gutters
and leaders advertised by Horace
Nash.
George Williams, of South Norwalk.
spent. last evening with friends in
Westport.
George liardwick, of Wood's drug
store, started on a two weeks' vacation
this morning.
Miss Barbara Paisley. of Norwaik.
spent the evening in Weatport, last ev-
ening, with friends.
Dig bargains in time for fall preserv.
lag will be found in Tristrnm & H)"
ltl's adv. on pass 8.
“*1“
There were a great many autumn.
bile psi-ties st incisor-walk Hotel yes-
terday for linen and dinner.
(tarml G. oblioll. ofrnrlddeport, for-
merly postmaster in Norwalk, was the
guest of Frank R. Starr, of Weatport
avcttuo.
Miss Hertha Callahan. of Bridgeport,
is spending the holiday with Mrs. John
t‘silahun. her grandmother. of East
Norwalk.
Frank J. Plaherty. of Charles street,
is confined to his home with a heavy
cold. lie is being cared for by Dr. F.
i. liurlieli.
Miss Emma Millard. of Grandview
avenue, is spending the day with her
sister, Mrs. Kathyrn Millard-McCorm-
ick. of Waterbury.
Miss Marie Hunt, of Riverside avo-
nue. is spending the day at Calf Paa-
ture at the camp of Mrs. Charles F.
Page, of Norwsik.
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(in account of the stormy weather
Saturday the articles advertised for
that day'smle by Mint: 5 Co will be
placed on e Tuesday. Boo adv.
The local union barber shops will
keep open until noon today. obsorvlns
the regular holiday hours that obtain
tor a holiday that follows Sunday.
Arthur Joseph. of Winnipsuk, is con-
tiasd to his home with a severe cold.
i‘olds are prevalent this year and
there are many Norwalk people suffer-
inlwith this complaint.
Mrs. Bryan it. Still. of Bpringwood
avenue. who has been ill for some
time with typhoid fever. is now grist-
ty improved and her recovery is prac-
tically assured. although for a time it
was feared that she would not resain
her health.
Today will be a big day in Btrstford
tor the Hsymakers. The annual stats
convention will he held there and
state Chief Hoymaltor Albert M. Polli-
msn, of this city. will be accompanied
by a doses or nttson of Uncss Hay-
loti, of this city.
Mrs. William Emmott. and two
daughters. of Brooklyn, are spending
a tow days with Mrs. John Rows. of
spring Hill. They will leave Tuesday
and will go to New York. whore they
will malts arrannunonts fur a trip to
Seattle. whore Mr. Emmott is sound
in the monument business.
The local Oarmtors’tand Joinm'
Union. No. Still. hold a olsmbslto list-
urcsy in Schmidt's woods. in Grant
bury. The affair was a grand success
and was attended by about two hunt-
drsd of the members. Games were to-
tend. Those who attended wars
:n to the woods in a torn automo-
coummmmm‘dis’i’lhil-mfim ' will
man. will ' a salad or tho‘dsntal
business damask with’br. 0. I“
“it,“ fill.
ill
I)"
in going over our stock we found our so.» and was tutti so
in numbers that we have added a quantity from tits 14.00 tabla.
. Thou are exceptional values. All our 325 to m Outta are now.
I
l
98 Washington Street. South Norwsllt
dulnsd in at! those were followsd lira lury
tiles
M
N.
I
James Trainer, of New ark city a ,
the guest of Bernard Reynolds, ottétd-V ,
vens street.
The East Side birbeu have urged
to accommodate their ptrons‘ until
noon today. ‘ “ '
Edward Murray, of New York city. . V
is visiting Mrs. Julia Sweeney, of un- " .
coin avenue. 1 .2 . .
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Gunninximllpo .-
Bridgeport. were guests of Mrs. 8W 3 =7
G. Holmes, yesterday. 4 .
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Miss Margaret ,Rysn, of Jarvis
street, who has been ill some. time
with typhoid fever, is improving.
Mrs. Thomas Murphy. of swam!- ; f;
pauk, is spending a few days nth
guest or friends in New York city. ,. j
Joseph Ella. who is employed in-fs‘ 3
large bank in Waterbury. is spouting}
today with his unity in Camp at '
MM , i ,4,
The East Norwalk Firs Potion
hold their seventeenth annual." ,
bake at Bohannan'a lane. next Sun ‘
r!‘
Mrs. Edward O'Connor. or New Yolk
city. is the guest of Mr. and MnuP.
(Callaghan, of Stuart avenue. for a to!
syn.
Arthur London, of Winnipauk. ill.
removed to the Norwalk Hospital. 30"
terdsy afternoon, suffering with flap»
pendiclts.
Mrs. McLaughlin and two children.
of Derby. are spending a few days with
the Misses Shay. of Charles street.
East Norwalk. , .
Mr. and Mrs. Bland. of 2 Charles ‘
street, are expected to return to their
home after a two weeks' stay with
relatives in Plainvilis.
Miss Minnie Cotes. of New York
city, spent yesterday and is also ads
lug today with Mr. and Mrs. P. -
shop. of Stuart avenue.
The new bungalow of William Hal.-
tield in Charles street is completed
and now occupied by a family who
took posses-tori saturday. i
Messrs. James and Michael F‘inusld._.
of New York city. spout youtardwj
and are toda tho guests of Mrs. C. .j
Smith." of Ko to“ strut. -
William J. Stash. formerly mum)
ted with The Sentinel. now antimi-
in a isms println establishment iii
Brooklyn, to span in. labor Day At
his home in Dover strut. 3..
John Coleman. manner of the Win -.
nipault bass ball loam. wont to my
York yesterday afternoon and f .
ed a pitcher tor this afternoon's In ‘ '-
tho resulsr pitcher being ill.
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William Dalton. of Cross at
started today as assistant in W '
drug store. He will remain there about .‘
a month. during the vacations all
George Hardwiclt ad Roy boycott.“ "t
Frank smith lonnorly of Wilton h-
onuo. who is war at .sm.~
t.. is spending Ban on todsyvin
Norwslit with his fund 1 in Wilton a
onus. ‘
Martin uwlor, «oratory of the,
tort Union. of Brooklyn. to. wit
wife. son and. nioouspandlns a ..
days with Miss Marni-st Dora-not,
Gross ttmt. Norwolk. - *
rust». of summits. untold. ,,
shirts quits. severely in that ball ,.
between the Kaitlin ct columnists”
tbs Winnipsults mum alto
Ho is, conduit to his horns wt
g
M
«it knows loath mumm
or. matron s lint class . .
or or antitrust, .
will
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Norwalk Chronicler