. A: Giannini-manhunt at ‘
g, l filling Flanaels and
» tor Fall and Winter was:
Fancy Plalds fobelldren's Dr
Also“
Carl Behaub has installed a chat in
his Main street cafe.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burt have
moved from Wall street to 38 Main
street.
Butler Lodge, l. O. O. F.. of this
city will confer the llrst degree this
evening. ’
Miss Ella Othame, of Wilton avenue»
is visiting lriends in Yonkers and New
York city.
Walter June, Earl Weed and Miss
Edna Weew of Norwalk antoed to
New Haven Monday evening.
Mrs. Julia Bergen. at Brooklyn. has
been the recent guest of Mr. and Mrs.
C. N. Arnold, oi Camp street.
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Piunkett, ol'
Norwalk. are entertaining Stamford
friends at their home in River street.
Mrs. Henry C. Barnum. of 30 Frank-
lin street, spent Saturday as the guest
of her son, Percy Barnum. of Bethel.
James P. Barry, of Holden Hill, is
having a number oi improvements et~
tectcd about his property in that place.
A-Mr. and Mrs. William W. Dunn. of
Lyrics place, are entertaining for a few
days Miss Margaret H. Johnson, oi
Lebanon. N. Ii.
Welcome Stranger Lodge,
St. George, hold a regular
meeting last evening in
street quarters.
Miss May Brown. who has been vls
iting Miss Katherine Brown. of Shelter
Rock, Danbury, has returned to her
home in Norwalk.
Alfred McGill. Charlcs'Thorpe and
Frank DoPierne. three wcll«known lo‘
cal trolleymcn. spent Monday in New
York city, taking in the sights.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sturges, oi
Bummer street. have returned with
their sons from a visit in Brooklyn.
where they were the guests of rela-
tiv.es
Oscar li. Banks and Dr Gilbert M.
Brundage, of Norwaik went to Mt.
Kisco, N. Y.. yesterday morning on
buslncss. They went in Mr. Banks
auto.
Mrs. William J. Brown, of Holden
nvcnuc is rctmcrlng from a slight ill»
noes (outructcd Sunday. Mr Brown
is also lctovcring from an illness at
sevcral days _
Miss Bertha Smith, of Tristram ii
Hyatt's. is coming a three weeks
vataiion from bcr duties. She is
spending part of the time with lricnds
in Providence, It. i.
The annual meeting of the Connectl
cut Universalisi, convention will
hold at New London, September 2i
and 22, in All Souls' Church, or which
lit-v. Howard C. lvos is pastor.
Sons oi
business
the Main
Miss Helen Ratchford, daughter of
MI. and Mrs. Michael Ratchford. at
Main street, has returned to her stud
ics at lhllrelton Hall, after spending
the summer vacation with her parents
Banner Council Sewing Circle will
hold a meeting at the home or Mrs.
Louise Overton in Meadow street
Thursday evening, September 15th
All members are urged to lie present
A. J. Hutchinson, Henry S. Seileck
and Floyd '1‘ Ruscoe. whose terms as
of tho Norwalk Methodist
Church cxpircd Monday evening, were
re instatcd at tlic meeting held that
trustees
sumo evening.
(‘. (ltis Fitt:,h oi Ncwtown itvcnuc.
who is employed in the National iinnk
is enjoying his
annual vacation. which he in spcniiink
in New York state at same town on
oi Noi walk as li‘IIOl,
the Hudson River.
Samuel P.
annual vacation as iillorinan on
Old Wcll Hook and Ladder
thi
whvrc ho is attending the state can
volition of the A 0. K. of M. C.
commander.
George ..I Sanderspree, oi Newtown
Terrace. a iaipcnicr tried to climb a
fence with the automobile hulcnsins
to his rather in law F ii. Gregory. his
partner. in Westport on Monday. He
did not entirely succeed. and the loci
and in the part
of the climb accompll had. He was
able to continue on his way. however.»
As customary, Smith Norwalk Coun
cil, Knights of Columbus. will have an
elaborate Columbus Day banquet. To
merrow evening the Council will havo‘
a meeting and at that time. the pro
limlnary arrangements lot the event
chine was slightly dam
will be made it is probable that thi
\curs banquet will be held at the
it cant ii quarters in South Main street.
Ruins J. Smith and .luiti'e‘s '
0‘ Brien. registrars oi the City oi Soul
Norwalk will hold a public session at
the Town Court room. tiaviinnd street.
Wednesday, September 28th, from
until a p. m., to correct the voting pint
All names to he added or erased from
said list must be handed to the city
clerk, John J. Guano. on or hetero ti
oclock p. in. Monday, September dill
’iiiiil”
til.
it
I)
, tions of friends over the arrival
. 'YOM‘.
be
Holmes is cnioylng his
truck.
which he is spending in Philadelphia.
Mr. ,
Holmes is the guest of the supreme
“M K Kittie Byron. of the bran is
visiting the Misses Lucy. of habit
street. "
John '1‘ Slicehan. of Norwalk. spent
the day in New York city on business
yesterday.
.. Miss Laura sherwood. or (lamp
street.- has returned to her home alter .
a vs sit at Asbury Park.
and Mrs. John E. Wood. of Win-
nipauk. have been entertaining Mrs.
H. Ward Bedeii and children, of New
Haven. .
“1'.de Mrs. William Motions, or
this city. are receiving the consratulla
it
their home of a bright little one.
Governor Frank B Weeks yesterday
rel-appointed I) Ward Nahthrop. of
Middletown and F‘ ll. Robbins, of
Wctherslleid to be appraisers oi the
state prison property for the current
Wolfe Harvlch, of 8 Day street. is in .
a very happy truths of mind. for he
has received a telegram announcing
the arrival in New York of his wife
and two children, who have just could
ever from Russia.
, Friends are balm? remembered. with
souvenir postcards by George A.
Whelpley. of the ilrm oi Whelpiey
and Clark. Mr. Whelplcy and Mrs
Whelplcy are at Great liairington.
Mass, and vicinity.
C. Buck Dubois has secured his au-
tomobile. which was recently damag-
ed when» Mr. Dul‘iois applied his
brakes suddenly to’ prevent a collision
,with a truck. from theTactory in Hart-
ford. where it was taken for repairs.
The car new shows no signs of having
been in trouble.
Arrangements have been completed
tor closing the big ichiyu summer
residence at Pine Point. The iamliy
will leave tomorrow. ’l‘oday B. F. De-
Klyn‘s steam yacht Nylkod. Captain
and will probably be placed in a win-
ter berth at Eric basin in a few days.
-——Auciion sale, Roynolds‘ Ware-
house. Mnin 8t. and Gregory l’laco,
Norwalk. Saturday. Sept. l7. See adv.
A special meeting of the Knob Club
has been called for Saturday, Scpicm-
bcr Hill, at 3 o'clock p. m. in the club
house lor the purpoac oi milking sov-
erul changes in the bylaws of the
club. (inc of the changes is in rcier-
once to membership. another to the
annual meeting, another to visitors and
the last to dues. it is exported that
a large gathering of members will be
on hand.
Last Saturday Mrs. 0. ll. Kimball.
of West street. and Messrs. Clit‘tllt‘i'
“and Walter Wainwright went to New
York to meet Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Wain
wright and daughter. who were return-
ing from Europe on the Cnmpanla.
These latter are the parents oi the
Messrs. Wainwright. Arthur Wain-
wright, who”foruierly lived in South
Norwalk. could not; be prcscni to mcct
his father and mother and sister. as
ho had been called to Chicago on busi-
ness.
Deputy Sheriff Thomas A. Skelly, of
Norwalk, has sorvmi a writ upon A.
Ford Miller. of liuilnio. N. IV. the
young man who marricd Miss Eliza-
beth C, Austin. daughter of Judge Al-
fred F}. Austin. of West uvcnuc. 'i‘ho
writ was served in an action of $70.
the case being brought up by Harry
Jennings. of Southport, who claims
that he has that much coming to him
for serviccs. lie was sent by Mr. Mil-
ler, he claims, to Monlrcul. Canada.
to bring his automobile from that place
and the trip took him tour ecu days
because of the poor condition of the
auto. He presented a bill for 870 to
Mr. Miller. but the latter thought this
loo much and refused to pay. Jon-
nlngs, through Attorney William A.
Grillin. Jr., has brought the suit. It is
said that Mr. Miller wishes to settle
the matter for $60.
Renting Cars
A Packard and a Peerless tolrent.
The two classical and best riding
cars on the market. with an expert
driver. for three dollars an hour,
with a minimum char e of live dol.
lars. Anyone can a ord an auto-
mobile ride at this price. Got your
date ahead.
W. A. HANFORD
l2 North Main St
a
A Prominent Merchant of Stamford.
Conn., Writes the Following
Strong Testimonial:
"i guess not and have my name In
all the papers, tied to a recommenda-
tion. Yes. you may have the canes;
i won't require them. No sir; i did
clue and have no rheumatism now.
“ALEX. WEED."
B
Fred ’1‘. Horton, set sail for New York '
not use anything but Dr. Dick‘s Modi-
the lowest offered in this vicln ty are! t
buyers. . We claim to save you tr‘oni it) tot”:
Furniture, Carpets, Mil
And the rapid and steady increase of trade
make your purchases here.
[2-18 North Main Street.
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Everything in the
a
5| WALL “RI“. j
EN ROLL
So. Norwalk
our carefully selected stock. wide assertineii
public appreciates and recognizes good values.
Iipn oi our store. stock and prices. You will find it to Your advantage to
Funeral Directors and T
mm... "mm. ..
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jj tilted to
and prices that are beyond
willie the store tor shrewd
men ,i i
it,
.gi1 ’
Rugs and Draperies
proves beyond a doubt that the
We invite careful inspec-
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Optician‘
Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
rear-.m-
NORWALK.
Have you
THE RIGHT COMBINATION
to open the Business Men's Office?
» A Course in the
Merrill Business College
will supply you with that Combination
NOW
Stamford
Port Chester
The Secret of Our Success
lies in the great values we
offer in cp-to-datc. depend-
able merchandise
Be Sure to See This Week's
Special Offerings
They are irresistibly attractive
The N. E. Ryan Company
86 Washington Street
VlClNTY and is faster and costs less to ma
[i
’GRAYBROS
Manufacturers oi Im-
' proved
8, O D A and
Miriam Waters
IOTAILIIHED m2
2 .
General Contra
e Wolfrénimmw 9““
II I
{a ’j #0 “I“ “Miami
don"
sewer. water well prelim. march-Q
liarsaparilla, Gt n g e r
Ale and Lemon Soda
DIIP ROCK
zViolin Hellcat; Carbonic i I
Those)
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WATER UOID
PI 04 n0! 79“"‘TGL
All'i‘IBlAN WILL
The Pom: and asst,0
r. s. Lockwo
Garage Waterfata
2i ew Bicycles
WILL BE SOLD AT COST
rather than carry them over to another season
,*§
LUTHER M. WRIG ' T S
NORTH MAIN AND UNION 8T8.
The International Auto 'thgtm
is a spring delivery wagon. not a truck. We have tested the model now on
exhibition at our garage very carefully. and those that have seen the dam-
castration are amazed at its elllcieaoy.
IT WILL CARRY A LOAD OF 1500 POUNDS UP ANY GRADE IN THIS
intain limit a horse
CALL AND LET US PROVE. IT.
Oil &Co.
m-.. .w..-‘ M
to start with. The unit Ililfl
we are showing are the that“
eveaproducod at the price. OLOO
to
‘ silica in the main enice oi the Seal-
shipi Oyster System. incorporated. in ‘
llsm Rowland.
‘"“ "’ * " '" '~ iscnce oi (' iilcf ( lurk
e-Nerwsik. Confln.
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i Edward J Thomas is in Hartiord to
(INF.
Miss ids H. Emulator was a visitor,
Windham yesterday afternoon.
Bradley 8. Keith. Norwalk. postmas-
:lor, spent the day in Hartford yester-j
ay
i’erlcy Storms. of Norwalir took a
i
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t
mobile.
liy have moved from this city to
Iiildpeport.
Mrs John H. Smith. or Main street. ~
Mrs.
is entertaining her causatio-
iMawby. iron: New .‘York.
Parley stones, oi! Norwaiit. wont to
New York yesterday and took in the ' ”
I’lttsburpNsw York ball name.
Mr and Mrs. Theodore Tobey have
taken up their residence in Bridge-
l
l
god.
Joseph Stocsmuller and family are
‘takiug possession today of the house
in Quintana avenue owned by Miss
Alice Foley. ,
Joseph lite-smaller has taken a no
r
l
Washington street.
lure. Melville Young has returned
to her homc alter a few days visit in
Bridgeport with her sister. Mn. Wil-
i
Norwnlk Chapter. I). All , [twill meet
tomorrow atternoon at 3 o'clock at the
‘ Historical House in West avenue.
There will be an interesting program
oi reading and of instrumental music.
The members of the Day Nursery
Whist Club are having a luncheon this“
afternoon at the Norwalk Country
(‘iuh and this nvcuing will have a
supper there. at which the gentlemen
will be present also. ‘
Clarence Crofut is Ill cliaific or
Chief liarold F. Clark's market in
Washington street during the ab-
and .l ilcnry
Schaub. at the convention of the Stato
li‘ircmon's Association in Waterbury
Noll Sweeney is enjoying his annual
vacation from his duties at the store
of A. l-‘. Bockinann and (knnpauy in
Washington street and yesterday wit-
ncsscd the baseball game between the
New \‘orks and Pittsburgs. of the Na-
tional intrigue.
Ex- Mayor R, il (“olden of South
Norwalk, is in Bridgeport today bur
‘ing bot-n summoned to some on tho
igrnnd jury. which has been called in
Ihc case of Mrs. Bloch. who murdered
an minute of llr. Mri’arlund‘s sanitar-
iuiu in Green i-‘srms.
Mrs. Circular Pitch and little daniill-
lcr Harriet. accompanied by Miss
Alice Pitch, of South Main street.
started yesterday for St. lauds. where
they will spend the winter Miss
Fitch, \\ ho has boon teaching at hooi in
Roumion. will become stenoxrapher
for her brother.
Harry W. Mather took a party of
irionds to Waterbury yesterday in his
autonmblle.‘ to attend the firomcn‘s
conrcntlon, which will ”be held illcro
today and toninrrow. His guests in-
ijiudcd liiliirt W. Clark, president of
the Stain l~‘lreincn‘s Assikriulioil. (‘hici’
1
party to New York today in his auto .
Mrs. Barbara Bteexaluller and tam- S‘
poi-t. where Mr. Tobey is new display ~
"Wear and tear" is what We expect
(mm the children. and this is
what our SCHOOL SHOES
are made to stand
'mi l‘,
Complete Lines
1’ .
' «wean sHoss THAT FIT"
mailing,
Norwalk So. Norwalk
”A ,_M._.e._ ,.
$6 25
White Iron Bed
Woven Wire Spring
Soft Top Mattress
All for $6. 25
Choice of Two» Sizes
3 it. or 3 It. 6 in.
This Week Only .
I. K. MITCHE-CL. UNDIITAKII
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUSE FURNIIHIN
CORNER WALL AND HIGH
NORWALK. CONN.
i
lTO
m
Norwalit Branch Office of
iiarolii l". (‘lllrk and Edward Frocb.
no Evening Sentinel
'3.
(‘IDOONL Over this you nail your
on work.
known
Bishopric Wall Bo 1rd and Sheathing
Easily Applied by Common Labor» illshoprlc Sheathing is nailed to
cladding on the outside of the building with lath and Asphalt Mastic
solid sheathing without knot-holes or cracks; also insulation or dead
air space between lath and siding.
ideal for Cement or Stucco Work
and makes a solid. smooth exterior.
form oi concrete or stucco construction is tho cheapest and beat
Charles II. Aiéihorpa.
CARPENTRY. BUILDING AND OON‘I’RACTING.
*L-muw- .
weather boarding This gives you
lilshopric Sheathing is the ideal material tor ccincnt exterior or stuc-
'l‘he cement iirmly adhercs lo the lath and Asphalt Mastic
For factory or residence this
6 SEAVIEW AVENUE
SOUTH NORWALK
w-..“
offered at fair
“a...
ESTIMATED CHEERFULLV FURNISHED
“v”-.- .. ,.« fl._..__...........u‘ ............ .3. .-
THAT the time is last coming when we will need heat:
again we're ready to supply you heating apparaluli‘
of any kind todnv K
Rsngel‘and stoves. Gas Heaters. Oil Stoves. etc. are
Hot Water, Hot Air. Furnaces.
'1ll‘li‘00ii today
The Jones & Hotcbkiss Co.
17 Wall Street
Phone 742 Morwetk. Conn.
MILL TIL. M
Lumberand Mill
it,
Window Class at every description.
Sash Weights and Card. «
Moulded Wooden (lutbirs. two sites.
"Lincoln"
warranted.
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Ct-intui‘il
; W Stop 8
We have treated the principal
.. . iii
_ The
three years.-
Asphalt Fabric bootleg,
, Your
‘33.
tolerances. We alternates the weather midi“ other
j Writs tor estimates. correspondence soils
The Hatch St Bailey Co
IOUTH NOIW, ALK. CONN.
YARD TIL. M
ork for Everyt
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECUILTIES
One. two and. threeely Tar Paw
Bistera' Paper.
Sheathing and builder-r Paper.
I|lialr insulating and llostcnlu: Pains”
l
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is south-
“‘_
niag‘
New in Style
pattern to buy
'1 The most attractiv
pattern in the w‘odd.
, The Only Wa”
Octdber
Smart ill Cat
No Seams
Allowed
To Use a Pattern
Properly
The edge oi the pattern is the sow:
tag line clear. distinct~unmistai§i
“able. No confusing. wasteiul usi-
necessary seam allowance is given;
to eat into your material and make
' it impossible to get a true line for
bastlng and stitching. Make your; .
scam as wide or as narrow as youp,
material requires, and reducethdt
cost of your clothes etc the mail?"
mum amount to correspond to thti
minimum price of the pattern.
The mestecono
use in the market
practical, possrhl‘a l V.
‘j A. ' _ w.
Mintz s.
The House of Activity and Proqess
., .,§0UTH N03WALK.CT,
I
t
, held Monday afternoon. in the mica
. or the Congregational church lwfloltth
. directors in the work of the new
Gisrs 'roqrné my denim.
Many Friends Have Aided institution
During the DCQ'IMOI'. , . .
The regular meeting or the directors»
of the Day Nursery Association m_
‘Norwslk it proved to be a very
‘iorosling and enjoyable meetint.‘ , ,
considerable“ important business :
transacted. The directors wens:
loops in expressing their apprecl ,
oi the generous gifts from [rich
the association."
Mrs. Jennings gave irwhllt part! it
her home and secured Ill for till. w
iii of the Nursery; Mrs. Monroe
chock tor all: the Endeavor
of South Norwsilr. have DI'DVIIION-w
tor the summer: Mrs. Soutbmvds .
generous subscription; article! t
at the Fxchanze netted the assocl ‘
another sum of money: the basins“
Mona Association and Merchant-slid!
Manufacturers [inundation lield my
resulted in helping the bay Nu
to the extent cl “2. its: the prsli
Mrs. Church while at her MIC“
home in Washington gave a silver
tor lllti beneiit ot ‘the building
and sent a check {or ‘33.
- 'l‘hcsc generous gills and the‘II
est shown by our friends uncouth“
lion.
HAT TRADE iN DANIUN
The Danbury News. which .
only paper printed in the town til
ty odd but manufactorles. says of
prospects:
"That there is bound to be I ~
for the better in conditions in
tin. industry hetero. a artist
the opinion at component but
W
i
la and out or Deanery.- it
ed that the announcement of
styles by some at the lead
lecturers would Ill'Ili usually
its trade. but such
heretical! WWI it?!
's are e a M
will mans . _
Norwalk Chronicler