1 Washington Street.
South Norwslie
,' turned otter at ten days sojourn
ends in New Haven.
turnedhome “After 11 visit with
. C. Green, oi Main street.
‘11 the guest of hire. P. H.
“’ 1‘“ Spring Hill. tor a few days.
rwolk. have returned from n so-
”W‘V‘Th‘éyf‘fiéhort‘d"lino‘
- ”its Muriel Burrell, of Brooklyn,
“t Baturdsly an dlcsterdsy with
ind Mrs. E L. Bradley, oi Ridge
I
, W. .l. Finney, and daughter
W, of Berkeley street, have re»
“ “'d after a. visit with relatives in
i‘
“snout Baturdoy and Sunday
{nest of Miss Ethel hooker.
no
of
has re.
in the
piousnllt
, hlsl duties an orderly
italic Hospital nitol n
eeh‘o vacation.
110 W. Mills. 01 Broad River.
on n 1111111er or improvements.
11111459.. tins. cement want and
midis about» his property. '
; W
About), oi (irons street. who is
hill annual two Noah's vans
hike in the neuron score.
or st satin
heel, or Aron, street,
. anl,
‘ on the toothy minute norms rotten
“. Mr. and iii-rs. William Stork, 0
Walk, ore visiting triends in Cheshue.
John A. Montgomery. 01
port on business.
' *r.‘
Norman Paisley, oL Bridgeport,“
spent yesterday at his parental homey
‘ in Wilton avenue. .
Miss Anns Stevens. of Leonard
‘ street, is entertaining a relative from
. Ridgeiiel‘d for a few days.
“Attorney and Airs. Percy J. Ed-
wards, of South Norwalk, are to spend
a month at Bantam Lake. “
The new iiro horses will be given
another tryout, this afternoon. on the
Old'Woll Hook and Ladder truck.
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Finch, or Mndi:
son street, have been, entertaining“
Miss Agnes L. Conroy. of Stomtord.
Miss Alice Hancock.“ 01971 Main
' street, Dnnbury, is spending a few,
days with friends in South Norwslk.
Lady Jennings Lodge, Shepherds of
Bethlehem, will hold its semi-monthly
business meeting. Wednesday even-
l‘ing.
The semi-monthly business meeting
of South Norwslk Conclave, No. 418,
I. O. 11., will he held Wednesday eve-
Bing.
‘Wlillam P. Ward, Jr., of Lowe
street. has gone to Dnnbnry tol’opend
the month of August with his grand-
mother. .»
Miss Elvira Pngsnetti has returned
to her home in Stamford, after a visit
with Miss Charlotte Pearson, or Havi-
lsnd street'.
Mrs. C. “W. Smith has returned in
her home in Brooklyn, alter a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Silas Ketch-
01 Chestnut street, South Nor}
wnlk.
‘Mlss Jessie (inrrodus. of iii 1-1! West
Wooster street. and Miss Bessie King,
of Lincoln avenue. Dnnbury. “ are
. Union.“
. Park, spent this morning in Brides» .
spending llle week-endwith friends at
Compo Bench, '3
W I ‘
1101-.“ Frederick A. Coleman, rector
of Trinity illplsconui Church, will take '
his vnculion inAllgllst. spending the
lime with his family at The Breukors.
nt Filirileld Besrh.
. Mama-n“
Miss Lizzie Dilii‘yend sister, 01 Salt
Lniie city. who has been visiting her
here. lei‘t this melding for Wnsllini!‘ ,
1011.11.13“ whole they will spend it
weeks vacation
Wnlior nyi‘lti, oi the New York are
cery Company, in Mnin street, started
this morning upon hid sunnsl vacation
or two weeks. lho mentor part or
which he will axlolld at Atlantic City.
W
The business mooring or the Sixth
Company. Count Arliilery Corps, which
was to have boon held. Tuesday even-
11191.net been postponed until Wednes-
day. when it will oonvene in the .m
mory. ,
Miss John 13, Mend. smother at
County Comings-loner Whitninli S.
Hood. of Greenwich, has been suffer»
log with a broken arm, as the transit of
on sobident received while out in A
motor bout. o
W ‘ ‘ ',
. Air. and Mrs. N. Errolgsr, or New
Yorir city. are Imported in Namath,
this afternoon. to return with their
son Harry. Who nu been visiting Mr.
and litrs. Front: nsiiwitx, or mole
Grove irsl-m.
a
Tho Romainmidmort trolleys ruin
if” “G WW WC“ W in“? Flip!»
‘ , to with Narration uniting the alien‘s
No secret
Its our Semi-Annual Cleaning Ont Side And one an.
. organs tremendolus' economies. Don’t noise it. The
. 3 7.115.
$10.85. _
$1335;
$435 ‘
$17-85 _
$52.35
$12011..81T3rnow
”$15 ‘00 {Ts‘nowbuss-oolttccuou-n.c
$18.01) SUITS new ,
$ao.oo~SUITS,now .
$35.ooSUITS.‘ now.
smog 311118.11“!
scans-.4
FRACTIONAL PRICES 0N FURNISHINGS
50c Overalls . .394; 15c Hondkerchiefs ...9c
15:: Black Hose .....~...gc $11.51. Shirts. ......$1. ‘5,
AND MANY o‘rnsg v,1LUEs As» noon
TWO STORES.
The New Store
. 343'Sonth‘afllin at.”
34 Well St. NW
‘ momma.
Large Soft Crabs
Live Lobsters, Round 81 Long Clams
SWOIGfiSh ‘
1i
All Kinds of Fresh Fish
Cntbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 10...”
There Is
FRI!” DELIVIRV.
Charles Bush, Jr:
Electrical “
Contractor
General Repair Work
it II a simple cm .1 Add“.
51 MAIN 8'11. NORWALK
7.1mm». Gilles. ”it home,» 21-3.
do it.
,. Porcelain
South wanlk " .. Plates
Trust Qo.
mouth is in such a condition thnt s
Fey: 4% on Levine-
.g ..
ABOUT SAVING MONEY
spending less than you
corn. Every mo must
decide for himseil
muoh 11. will nun-alts
how
all the time lineman you are obliged
juguidsr it no. iron is hint what you
, Inoedwwhst you hove omit hilt- the
‘ need tin-A FORCMAIN PLATE The
moot mum sluts ins/lie. Clem in
11 let the tell you about it.
‘ ‘rvou am Mon“ ”
when yon new: in horror all
We em you the services of an ,
t nominees dentist to mine
rubber plate In continually melting it .
, ,sore. and keeps you in a. nervous ststs
. on live on me foods and admin. on ’
. . molt
deploy out the we directly into shr- -, ,
‘WMWAWW 11th not ‘
‘1' pleyed in The Norwsilts was wit- ‘
aged in: o goodly nnnlher of sheets
a to 1119' (not list the local teem
Id not finish their innings by 6: 45,
time agreed 11an tel- drooling .“
' “mils. » -
The visitors were first to hot and
so up it score at 102 runs. The loclil
V soul batted up 75 runs for nine wick-
‘ The last two batters not having
tinle to finish their Innings, the game
‘~ w“ declared a draw. ‘
Ai‘tsr the game the visitors were en-
' tortslned by the local team at their? ‘
rooms in Main sheet, with refresh»
“ nle‘nts. after which the following pro-
1,311.11. “unions by All present. The
'ivisitors returned to Bridgeport at s
ate hour.
Thromeiano selection. ‘“
f = . Watts-"Song, The Diver.
. A. -Morton~Song, The Simple Green-
horn. ,
iA. Wigglesworth and '1‘. Bossier-m
Duet Lsrhosrd Watch.
‘ A. Throw-Bong. All Hands on Deck. ,
"lE'IACOI'kAN Girls Love a Sailor.
R“; Lamb-«430111;, Paddy Myles
E“'1'.Dl-inkwtiter-«flung. Under the Boo
dnr
T. Bonnier—‘50“. Sweet Genevieve
,T Atchkinson~Song, The Galloping
A Bagnnii~Song, The Little Lass in
~M810J'.
Clogs and ~311mm.
E A Wiggleswortnwsong, Some Twenty
Years Ago
. A. MortoNMSoos. Oddieliows.
J'. GlovermSong, Tomorrow Night.
‘1‘. Atchkinsoanong. Faces I Have
Been. ’ '
Encore-«it Lips Could Only Speak.
A. Lagoon—~80“, By the Seaside.
J. Bowery—Song. Annie Laurie.
H. Beebe-80“, The Anchors Weigh-
ed. . .
J. Gloverdlrodle. Rocking My Baby to
Sleep ,
T. Drinkwnterw—Sona, Mavonrneen.
J. Whittley~anwailn accompanied
by Mr. Needlmm.
1111‘. Noedhsm-w-l’in'no selection. *
W. Low—Sons. The Fighting Navy. ,
R Lamh-Song, Sons of the See
Entire Company-«Allin Lung Stine
end Home, Sweet Home.
The cricket score follows:
Bridgeport.
W. G. Esmend, c. Norman 1). .1
Hunt. ........
A. Blend. howled-At). Youngs . .....
ALSteele. sl. Hensley, h. E. Hunt. 34
G. Watts, howledfiYonng i
L. C. Riggs, c. and h. E. Hunt ..... 12
W. Wood, or nuns. 11. J. Hunt...
G. Meson. run out ........ .. s
A Kingsley. not out 13
.1. Bowen. howled 11111111 . ........ 0
E. Ever old. howled .1. Hunt...
A. 'i‘hrop. howled C. Young ...... .
Bye: ........ ..
0
7
Momik.
A. Wigglesworth run out 28
w. Spray. howled kilns 0
J. Hum. run out ...... .11)
C. Tenure. h. Amado *3
n 1111111.. sir Steed b A. state .. 11 ‘
W Lawnc. Kings. 1) A. steels
o Stevensonm. Watts
T. linoleywot out
H. Nor n;howled Riggs
AD e,o.sndh.,iiius
1}.S.1nltll,not ont...,‘...l........
Bren...
receado‘a‘
1.1:...«1ailutv-vuuniuq-
AI
”MM...
' ALL HIRE AT LAST.
‘ Car No. 13 animal Seminary utter-
noon in Nogwslu trim Bridgeport.
Waive. 10 ‘mived yesterdaymornlnx
iromrthe Iiridronorl. «story. Cs‘r No.
1-1 reunited Nfll‘waik. yesterday titan
noon from Earnhardt The Nomsihnih ,
. vision of the trolley lines or the Con- , ‘
nsotiont Comm has now who to
‘ in; {his equipment tho entire ten new
double truck trolley on: which were,
consigned", for use hero. Their are
twisted. so
Aha-rm :mmmy gnome
f ‘1 eLlcouo'r are: omens 1.4:, one .i 24 bonni-
.. .32.,5
‘ A rebate 91' its on nose when returned ' '
VAnuNlA olNosn 11.2,... noun: .. ,
GAN'FRELL a GOCHRANE'S BELFAST GINGER ALE, dozen...“ ,
_ W. TJGBAY'G GINGER ALE. dozen. bottle! . . . . .1. . . . . . . . .. . . .11.
_ LOANTRELL I ODCHRANE'G BELFAST LEMQN SODA‘ dot. ”.31
' w. T. GHAV'B‘ SODA (all kinds) dozen ....... . ”.31“.
v-usoe-vo‘
, sneer
3 ‘ onocnnlse
' Mouse ,
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A F Beckmann 81 Co
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’“‘suvrsn.'
soosi,
4.115116
cornfifis
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A comfortable and speedy Touring Car, with a quiet runnirw mote
based on the finest mechanical principles. 4-30 four or five pine or
Touring Car. fully equipped, at $1675. Runabout. $1500. ‘
w. B. UNHOLTZ'
Agent for Western Connecticut 32 SOuth Main 5
oton Pomt' 0:
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Beating
Baihitlg and Other Attractions ‘
HIGH GLASS QGNGERTB, AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ON THE le
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties
Tel. soo“.1ACons mos. Managers
Autos far leei
BY THE HOUR, DAY OR WEEK. EXPERT AND CAREFUL
OHAUFFEURS
Oscar H. Banks
RIVER STREET Telephone 631-3 NORWALK, CONN. '
lugs for women, for 311153158, for
children, both boys and girls, and
for infants. It rhesus stockings;
of cotton. lislo. silk. and siiklisio.“
“Gordon" ,isk‘the nation which
stands for the but in hosiery-
whichysn be produced by moder 4‘
great experience.
one? CARD! ,
Norwalk Chronicler