VINOL ‘
The modern TONIC RECON-
STRUCTOR. containing the medic-
inal oxtrectivee of Fresh Cod Liv-
erl. with Poptonoto of Iron.
Sold only by
F. H. BAXTER
"..Chocolates ‘
'Iiomc-made Candy
Lane’s Delicious
Ice Cream
Best Bakery
Products ‘ i
F. A. LANE
51 Washington Street. '
South Norwnlk I
~{Anderson’s Launch Works
Launches and Boats
Of all kind. promptly built
Boats For Sale
All kind: of RopIii'lng giving opoclnl
' attention
Oyster Shell Point, Norwnlk
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A week from Monday is Labor Day.
John Andrews, of Dover, N. J., is a
camper at Cali Pasture for it season.
Buckingham Post, No. 12, G. A. R..
will meet tomorrow evening as usual.
Miss Marjory Smith. or Darien, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. F. Van Scoy, or
Meadow street.
lilies Nellie Rourke, oi Phlindelphiu,
is the guest of Miss Charles E. FH-
| low.
The morning tides take a great
many vacationists to the shore resorts
these ilne days for bathing.
P. J. Kutz and family,
forth avenue, Danbury,
from Cuif Pasture Beach, South Nor
'wink.
The Rev.
First M. E. Chur,ch Bridgeport,
Sunday.»
Mr. and Mrs. George Dufault here Connealli & Bracken, “3 “Vending 3
returned to their home in South Nor. week with friends in Philadelphia
walk, after spending .the summer in
Ridgeiield.
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Mrs. Katherine Hunter and daugh- ii i
ter, of Norwalk, are the guests for it am Lowe 1’ “9'
few days of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. i-iunt-
er, in Georgetown.
Mr and Mrs. Hugh Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. John Henley and grand-
son Edward, or Boxbury, Conn.
Miss Anna Tutbiil, of Monroe street,
has secured a position as atenoitrapher
with the Knickerbocker Leather and
Novelty Company. at Monroe street.
The large brick block in Main street.
which is owned by linnlon Brothers.
has been trented with n fresh cont or
paint. and now preucnts a fine up-
penance.
Norwalk Lodge, No. 709, Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks, receiv-
edn number of applications for mom-
berahip and accepted four candidates,
last evening. Plans for the visit to
Bridgeport, today, were completed.
Mien Medo in Adams, of -l)ett',oit
Michigan formerly of South Norwnik.
and a daughter of Iieroy Adams, in
on a tour of the for West and ruin
registered on Pike's Peak on August
18th ,
M
The monthlynocial of the Women's
Chriltinn Temperance Union will be
of 37 Balm-
have returned
Charles E Benedict 0‘ approval look me Gortliebs lip of
De ll t )ui iit of the r e
rbv, w l occupy he I l on full clothing. See advertisement.
of ment 0 the Royal Grocery Company
Monroe street, have been entertaining will interest 50“
John '1‘. Tierney and u friend attend-
. ed the theatre in Bridgeport inst cven-'
| log.
lutnnm iiose Company is planning
to hold a. sociable and dunce at Rotoni
Point on September 1.
if you want to join in the chorus of
I Luke A Connenll). of the firm of
Albert Turner, of Norwnlk has mov-
ed his household cii‘ectii from High
street to Westport avenue, in the Wil-
Now is the time for running and if
you are short of join the advertise
, An important meeilniz of the Point.
crl' and Decoratore' union will be
I
of
Here are
L * Suit Offerings
51b 5. $15 _ Suits $5". 85
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been prominently successful.
with these wonderful values.
A wide selection of $10 in $15 .5
Interest Centinuop Unab‘eted at Ropers 8. Stevens Red Tag Sale
"7 we of the Best
$25 5. 525 Suits
Here’s the Reasonzs
Out hundreds of buyers, and from the many fav-
arable comments, we know every customer has
been unmeasurably pleased. The Sale has ”bro-
ken our stock up quite badly in a number of
lines, and preferring to take a loss rather than
carry the Suits in stock, we adjust our stock-
“ $20 8. $25 Suits now $10. 85
Then grout offering. In on «pant. bargain tables and are opirt ironi the other
offerings. Como, take your pick at the prion quoted. You'll not find every size,
but if you do find your m and fabric, you'll have the hippo“ value of the your.
Ever Made :~
V $9.85
The lRed Tag"
Sla e has ‘
It has brought
uits now $5. 85
Ipooioi Red Tag
nor. .overy kind of fabric,”
"fl
luttorfloh, Flat, Freon Mlokonl.
TELEPHONE 10'.
held this evening, It whith time union
will be taken regarding the (3.1.. U
liabor liuy picnic. i
(‘onnonlh und INIlfltkeliS lino. ofI
shoes are no“ (window. The) inriy
the (Turner. Etidtuior. Knox it in All
Boston, Urnlax and ..i l‘. S. I‘\8I‘)"
puir in guaranteed. Soc ndvcrtioei
incur. I
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MIMI luronuru Word, and
Miss lit-ion UIHEII, oi' Drudge, (7L, Minn?
Finn. IlIOt‘e of iii-v. ’i‘. J. li‘iun, of St-g
Mary‘s church, who is visiting' bere‘
from Winued. spout yesterday in New .
York city and saw the “Pink Lady".
iriemli
.\ir. and Mrs William Mc‘l’horiion re-
turned to their home, in .l'lnvilnnd
street, litiii evening, niicr spending
amoral days nt Atlantic (‘lty Mr. Mc-
Pueruon will rcnuino his duties on
‘drlvei of the Old Well Hook and bad-
der truik tomorrow morning
Tiiorotote he: ii force of men at work
R. 8: G. Abdoband
Corsets
The "Abdoband" relieves
strain from the supporters Ind
prevents retiring the bone.
The "Abdobnnd" does not com-
press but nupporin the abdomen
in n nuiuml nutrition,
The "Abdobund" positively
pretents the corner from riding
up.
l'ndoubtedly the it 8: ti "Ab
dobund“ tuiiitt stands uurii‘uled
in Iiii uppront-ii towards corset
perfection. by its decisive con-
quest of corset diur'oniforiu.
Prion 52.50 and ”.00
.I. I. Mallette
(Formerly Mime Dawson)
88 Wuhin ton St. Tel. 449
, Large * soft Crabs
Largo. medium and Inoppor Iluu. Swordfloh. Cod. Salmon. Wukfloh,
When but you up. [ion «mu down.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
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CAUGHT THE WRONG BOY.
George w. Dllworth Has a Joke on
Officer Murray.
George W. Dilworth. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles H. nilworth. of Mott
avenue. was somewhat surprised to be
accosted ,Tuoadny by Trafllc nicer
Jarvis 3. Murray on he was crossing
the street near the Boston Store. 0f-
ficer Murray, it seems, had gotten
George mixed up with another y,outh
who had ridden a motor cvcle through
town without his proper license num-
bers displayed.
George was quite taken back. for he.
know he was not guiltx oi disobeying
.the motor cycle law not liming u u
cie or a kind friend with one: The
Miller united George lion it came
about that he was riding n motor ('\'( lo
thus ultliout the usual numbers.
George said that he had not been 'I‘hei
o‘lltei asked him. “W ell where more
',\ou renterduy utternoon about :i
l'()(l0f‘k'."' "in llurlbutt if: Ilmis‘ law
oflltes where i pork." replied George.
Dillcer Murray but; an eagle eye out
for the law-breaking motor cyclists
and 5min: ii iight- haired nntl bailout;
youth upon one, thought sure he bud
'him on root in Master Dilworth. lie
“was quite npolouetlc when his min-
tnke was discovered, bill George on
ioycd the joke immensely.
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FREI DELIVERY.
Charles» Buck, .Ir.
Electrical
Contractor.
General Repair Work
Addrou:
51 MAlN IT" NORWALK i
Telephone-z. Offlzo, 901; house. 21;.
PAINLESS
EXTRACTION
Every one in looking for the bent
service at the "Mini reasonable price. i
no
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REPORT READY.
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Live emu Boon to Know Board of
and them: nuffnrlni: from teeth which'
need to be taken out will oppreil to;
my methods. There lit no extra cliii
for dialcult colon nnd the result- are
biuhiy nminfacmrt;
Arbitrotlon'o Finding. '
A deoluion in the cone of Capt. i). ll.
(turtle of the Stamford lilvlnlon of the
held at the home 01 Mrs. Eddy. Wolt- upon the Winnipouk road from the
port, Friday evening, “an” 25, A city of Norwalk line northward. ’i‘hree
cordial inviiution to all friends of the "Willilmd Mid “1le two feet the route
union in extended 'i‘hoiie going will Iii r-reiiurtniing and thin Iii thought to
”up the 7 30 p in Bridgeport trolley be all large it piece of mud on which
car from the Boston Store. it is an. the state has Ilvon- ald in you”.
tlolpnted that the social will be one'
of the most pleasant held in Iome'
time '
._.. “an”...
Mr. and Mrs Thomae A. Bkoily, oi
Isanco place. are the proud pnrcntti of
a daughter born at 8: so o'clock Mo-
By invitation all the representativen titer and child are doimi finely Mr.
nndhenutorii oi the state who are not Skelly in n partner in Skelly lit How-
otherwioe engaged for this afternoon Md" all" store and you may be Into
are attending the dedication coremon- that be in doing the right thing by hi-
ioa at the new bridge between Sey- many fricndxiodny. .
brooke and Edit Lyme. The lepilin
the session commenced this morning Alfred Kramer. the woll‘known
It 10:15 instead «11:16 in! usual. and Mini! printer, who onioyod the trol-
Idionmed It noon. The bridge dull-,1” ride to Steeplechm. Tneocdoy
cation steroidal commenced at 2 evening, with the members at Unooin
o'clock Representative Henry Maia Council No. i U 0 A 14.. Mi the
hole of Normik, iii the only local lea. WORD!” 1‘0 in" on the Mill”
III-tor present at tho ceremony. ngp.' while it. min in motion. Fortunately
nonnative Gui A Anderson iii «and. the noun: mm was uninimd by the
in: tho nur- iieid day in memoir.“ in“
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old root: which
Your Boy
SHOULD HAVE A SAV-
INOI ACCOUNT.
SHOW HIM HOW TO
IARN A LITTLE MON-
EY AND PIRIUAOE
HIM TO OAVI PART
OF IT.
A DOLLAR OPEN.
AN ACCOUNT WITH
THE
have been ii nuiviinvo in the mouth.
and it menace to the health; crooked
teeth. or those broken off. are quickly
and puinlotioly extracted, leaving ho
xumn clan and heulthy, with ill
' tiller-effects.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
16 South loin BL, South limoit
Route: 9 I. in. to I D. in. low
tiny- by appointment on".
Wm...“
NORWALK FOLIO! NOTIIM
Chief Thoma Motherland. sorxonnt
Brynn H. Stilt, omw Chum F.
Page Ind Spocinl Officer Edward F.
Clone. oi the Mind: police force.
Ire nil in New York city today. They
unknown to witness tho double
holder between the Pittsburll I“
New Yorke. Their luring hi made
South Norwilk
Trust Co.
Pay. 4% on Invinu m“.
thnin Thoma Hunt to on duty in
the rim of Chief Motherland from
out: no olw mom mo .. m. in 2220 ii. in.
unit .iltdiimtid. or South min OLOIIO, 1' NGON IAT- ‘ Oiiioer Thoma Dorrie: VIII th at
b Tb “not. in ontoruininl Iii-I. Jog More. UIDAYI ., a: It p. in. and wort: until into 9. 111..
Album [‘0 eatre «moms. N. 2., “16“,!“ ~ Ifon GWIII’I trick.
WW,
, 'i‘hoy were girlhood chum and it i
3 WW ”ordained” hm
.. he. -
presenting
“W" J. copy ILAV RI
m in iIIII tilt!“
In. “I
"Idiom? 'rnli'r AT IIVIIW
nomn. Aug. ’i-W M
“ ii: incit-
Wimnmtpnwiom
a number or chanso- in the poiico‘
United Hinton Life Raving t‘orps and
also in the crim- oi‘ ViveCommodore
Ferdinand Hull has been rendered. but
Junt whot it in will not be given out
here until the oilicliii ilndinx comnii
[from New York it is understood that;
the board of arbitrators recommend I
sort of compromise. but this rumor
cmrid not he continued today
The finding of the hnnrd of Irbl
irntdro he: been forwarded to heed-
qunrtern in New York and the local
icorpr in in hourly annotation of bear
that irom New York. Seemingly the
finding in known to come of the Volun-
teers. One of them nid today that
he linen what the finding would be
when the hearing cloned hora a week
or so ago. He said he did not feel It
liberty to give it out until the paper:
crime from New York.
Another atom iii-b unverified, bu
iii that the charge: Illililt Vino-Om
modern Hail were not pertained. no
source of information ii! silent on tho
inborn: profomd Illinot Capt 0.1!.
Curtis.
Via Commotion Boil nid. tailor.
itiint ho had not. received the board of
”Miriam Mu
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'Norwoilt
' hi find 0. Mo on ‘Vlliiiii
PURE LEAF LARP, 2 pounds for
MASON JARS ........ . .......
GOETZ FREIH SPONGE CAKE,
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COFFEE8
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83,6. 85 WASHINGTON ST.
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Select Groceries ~
Teas,C;offces, Butter, Eggs
Wines and Liquors
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, per pound
LARGE EARS EVERGREEN CORN, dozen .‘.... .............. ...17o~
VERY BEST NATIVE POTATOES, peck ..... . .............. .356‘
‘ Extra Stamps Given
.......3255
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...................... .26c '
..... Quartz. 60c; Pinto. 55o dozen
each .. ................ .......18¢
......... .30. 35. 40 50 We ".7. '
........ .....25, 28, 30, 32, 35c lb. _
Phone 440. ’ SOUTH NORWALK:
Tel. 500
RIVER STREET
Roton PointHote
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating ‘
Bathing and Other Attractions
HIGH CLASS CONCERTS, AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ON THE PIAZZA
Especial Attentitm Given to Automobile Parties.
JACOBS BROS, Managers
Have You Seen the
6- Cylinder Meyer Car
Now Being Demonstrated at Our Garage?
$3.
And Worth the Money-Come and See It.
Oscar H. Banks
Telephone 681-3
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000
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NORWALK. coNN. .
Glover’s
THE PLACE
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They Fit the Foot
THE
RALSTO N
HEALTH
SHOE
4
{Made on Foot-moulded Lasts
Two Stores
South NOrwallt
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NOIWALKI m PRIME SHAPE. ron
‘ ITAMFORDB.
The titamtordii. probably the hard-
oii‘ hitting team in the More, will play
the Norwulka. Saturday. The local
boyu tire more then anxious to not
bot-k it their rivnlu. for the two do
foals cultured at their hands. .thiow
Keene. Fronchy Friend. the two Shor-
tyowachuinnn and Voilt, with the rent
of the teem, are bncit to their mull
hard hitting form Ind probably more
time one polr of “home run" choc-
irill ho diiponiiod “mile" at Monte.
Connolly & tirwlt'n'e, on' Monday
next ‘
Jimmy Gibiin. iilii brother George,
Pom Cunniuliom Ind "Home Run”
Smith are with the Bumfordn. it will
a.» I hair-roiling nine and plenty oi
action will be non tram start to finish. tor toothoid in Japan.
By the nor, it begins to iooii u til
the Darlene felt thumb/er iuoiiyto
win one some from the Ncrneih,
IIMI they aim not been this In m
the: (In it)
W ILL ‘II DAVID
Aim
M5 Millard I
Quick
Heat
you need for
'Pi‘es and Pastries
in a
jHousa'tOni
2..-..- m... M~wu- hm
BALL TEAM nor come TO Mom
CHICAGO, Aug, 24. “The propolod
intrusion of Jitpiin during the hill and
winter by on oil utnr baseball nine '
buried by Mortimer llicAlecr of till
Washington American league Club.
bun been abandoned. Mr. McAlu
who remained over with hiI mm
which sum it series with Detroit to»
day, imid there were mimy thumbing
blocks in the way of making tho trip
n‘nucceu. He had carefully month
noted the pmponition and round not
there ware not enough team: in JunoI
tgmoiio a trip interesting. Mon, 1%
quell: had been up: in tor um.
but the chances of clearing expound _,.
for the trip did not iippur propitioud, Y
at least this your. The when" any be 1
undertaken later. he said, if it in
found the national outline hill a bot-
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INHDILITY ALI-ICED IN 9WD
COMM-AMT.
Walter M or ..
tituluitiiiih W
Norwalk Chronicler