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is
"Elinor mgwantsm st the
‘Glsdys. of Beth; Place. are npendins
Haven.
’Zmds.
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and . clinical
service at all times.
Personal attention air-
on to all prescription
work.
Chairs for our trolley
patrons. Come in and
wait tor your csr.
unmet: PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Mshspsr
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There will be no meeting of' the
Womnn' 5 Auxiliary of Christ Church
this Week
Worthlng V. Show. of Bristol. was s
meat visitor with Miss Laura C. Ba.-
iker. of Fort street.
Mrs. D..Burr Bench and daughter
two weeks at Prospect Terrace, West
1
The Misues Gertrude and Anna
O’Connell, of Norwich. are spending
this Week with Mr. and Mrs. James A.
Green, of East Washington street.
Cari-ton L'iiommedieu. son of Mr
and Min Daniel L'Hommedieu, oi
Miran street. who has been the mall
of relatives in. Bethe]. has returned.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Devlin, or New
York city. who have been the special
of Mr. and Mrs. William Miami. on
Osborn avenue. have rctumed to their
home.
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The school committee has complet
ed its work of preparation in the Fitcn "
and Marvin schools and all is ready for
theheginnlnx of the tail term on 1‘“..an Anthony p.110“. a countable or been \iuitlng her mother. hire Satu- 1"" “1““ 9"“ and neck 0'1“. l
'Slartlord nnd .tn nuaiutatitutnte police no! Elwood. has returned to Brook-I
lmnn.
sky or next week
“And still the ruin continues. With
the afternoon on the verge of clearing.!
the rain fell intermittently up to ll
o’.r.lo(-k lust evening. when it set in
for a steady downfall.
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The lawn fete which was to have
been held at the residence or 0. w.
Roymond. in East avenue, Thursday
evening. has been postponed until
Wednesday. September ll.
A large number of Enut Norwslk
people who had planned to go to the
international motor boat l‘iii‘PR on
Monday by way of the steamer iiunt-
fusion were not it little tilsn'miolnted.
to hear thnt the boat would not run
horn South Nor-walk on that day. They
are now trying to make other arrange
memo to go.
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The harbor shops will close all day
on Labor Day. on account of the Con
Us] Labor Union picnic, which will.
be the big event of the day. A largei
number of people from East Norwnll:
will participate in the evening and.
preparations are being made by the in-
habitants of Final Wuahingtou. hort
and Van Zant otreotl and East avenue
to dccornte their homes in honor of
(he pnlndo, which will put; through
those atreeta on its way to Norwalk.
m
The governors veto of the bridge
|hill and the prompt [tonnage of tht-E
mos-sure (wet the vote by the senate.
yesterday. was the topic of the con- l
vmation and the theme of many an
Irmment in East Norwslk this morn- l
in Parliamentary procedure is bo-l
lus delved in more on thin occasioni
than over before and everyone from;
schoolboy to the oldest inhabitsnt in.
by thin lime fully informed as to loot:
ttrhstt chnnnelu must he navigated be;
fore the bill shall have become enacted :
“to law. The good people are waiting.
Impatientiy to use what notion that
house will tube with the measure.
HIMGPORT WORK!” COMING.
The Control [Alter Union picnic
committee hold a meeting. lsst even-
illl. st which time arrangements were
further completed for the Labor Dsy
weir.
Jnmss Dean. president of the Bridge-
port shoot Metal Worksra' Union. was
puissant and informed the local body
that that organisation would be lim-
sni and participate in the parade.
in rout-do to the hold events of (its
day. it was decided that the local out
tries would be left open and those
violins to psrticipste in those events
sonic make their sppllostion on the
Illa MIN noise to STRATFOID.
At the motion at noon Tribe. No.
at. William litter. J. ii. (Isl
end Fred Williams wore so-
lode committee townie srrsnps-
m the trip to Itrsttoi'd oh I.“
”“il‘lliilll Will .
lllllllt lll llillilllll
The Farmer. Fined Sid sud the
' their hats and Went out of the build»
1. o; it. it. which was not) null
hatter 335 for Selling Liquor
La’sl Sunday
FAIRFIELD. Aug. 30:»Ths cure of
Alfred 8. Perry. proprietor of the Ho-
tel F‘nirlleld, and Henry Walla. a chat
at that place. was heard yeaterday at
the town hull betore Justice Bacon
Waketnan.
'l‘ho'hotei wan visited by tthutte
police on last Sunday morning when
some whiskey, beer and other intox-
icating drinks were found and taken
into possession. The place was dark
and all was appnrently asleep at the
time of the raid, but the proprietor
was sent for placed under arrest
along with We . who was dbleep in
the upper port 01 the house. They
were told to appear at the town hall
on Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock
sharp. A bond 0! 8100 was put up in
each case.
Arrive on Time.
Bright and early Perry and Wells
were both at the court house awaiting
tor the time set for their trinl. As the
clock was slowly pointing to 9 o‘clock.
Perry demanded the court to open hiu
cane and hold aeosion. Hoatated that
he was told to appear before the court
at 9- o’clock and was there to do so.
At this he was told that the court
would hear his “calls as noon as they
now lit. Perry and Well: then took
lug. When the court called to order
sailed to put up u-IbOnd tor himself or
be committed.’ He took his choice to
be committed thud Justice Wokemsn
proceded to make out the Moore.
A friend of Perry’s came to the res-
cue and put up the bond. At this: the
court was adjourned.
Time colrruac LED orHsae
The matter of arranging ones bait
makes or mars the toilet. and a dowdy
couture is not only a detriment. but
dstrscts much from tho «heron; ap—
pearsnce. Au soon so the new truth
they visit the miillnory opsninss to
got their first melt at the Parisisns
creotiona eurh season.
The looni couture is among the
smart designs or miduunimor. an the
.Dsnver Times. and can be made by
rope twisting a.nstural wsvy hair
Iswitch and arranging artisticsliy s in
'sim puma around the some The
tlow pohnpsdour is seen everywhere;
iwhiie the hack hair is done It dine)?
Ann
SAUGATUCK
A daughter has arrived at the home "u “m 0' u" M“-
! The intent London style is called
‘ _ ___ ' the coronstion and la nrrannod by part-
Channinc P. Hsrrle, cashier in the lag the hair in the center and braiding
Notional bank. is confined by illness. one or mmeotritohes entirely sround
the bud. With this style a ribbon or
Miss Marjorie Purdy daughter of [.my bond give. the “my touch
or druggist George J. Gwen.
’an hour or so bier the two men were
abecnt. State Policeman Frnnk Vit
olli nnd Robert (‘levelnnd one then
sent to the hotel Foiriield for the tyre
men and returned with them in n uhort‘
time when court was again rolled to
order.
Sherwood of \l'estport.t .rosocuted the
case.
The first witness called to the stand
Fellow elated thnt on August;
.he and number mun wch-i into the[
plate mentioned and otderod u dinner
which was serctd lo them.
Asked As to Liquor.
Perry told the court that they were.
asked if tho.
drink. They said they did and too
bottles of ale were brought to the
table by Wellu, the men charged
who naked in cents each for thun
. They drunk the ale and ordered more
ahlch woo brought in. Fellow told
the (Ollii that they were invited to
come again any time, oi the tiny or
night and they would find it boll which
would admit them to one building at
any time. lie said they went into the
place on Auxual 18. and was treated
the name wn\. Thoi had two bullion
of beer each and bought six bottles
fmore whith the) look nwai’ uith titeru'
'lhe ulx bottle tnlten away was then
diaplnyod before the court. l
Cleveland Called Nut.
Robert Cleveland was the ‘next to
be culled ii) the stand. Cleveland in
lilac audlllant to the state police until
stated that he was with Fellows when;
lie told the}
they dined aMthe hotel.
sumo story as did Fellows
The court tound both the accused
guilty on the charges and imposed in
line on Walls tor selling on Annual ill.
tin. and on August 13.:25 with mists.
Perry was Ined‘ $13 and cost». They
both took so swell and bonds were
all xed st {lilo on each. Perry waa roc-
oguized for the bond of Wells but watt
illililllllllllllli
"Sill Sill ill
1l’s Danton the lislr cud ilsalors
Gray Hair and Faded flair
to its llstmi Color .
it lll easier to preserve the color: of
the hair than to restore itfsltboush
it in possible to do both. Our grand-
mothers underntood the doom. They
made a "sage tea." and their‘ dark.
glossy hair long after middle life was
due to this fact. Our mothers have
[my hairs before they are titty. but
they are beginning to appreciate the
vision at our grandmothers in usins
“sage tea" for their hair‘snd are lost
following unit. .
The present sonerstion has the ad-
vantans of the post in thst it can not a
ready-tours prepsrstion celled Wy-
ath’o Boss and Sulphur Hair Remedy.
As it scalp tonic sad color restora-
thil emotion is vastly Inherior to
the ordinary "so” has" mods by our
madmothofl.
This many is sold under mum
the: the room ltrill be refunded if it
tells to do cruelty to represetit
This ”Infill“ it oiiorsd
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Mr. Perry defended himself;
:aud Weill. while Liquor Prostitute)"
wished any thing to:
Attorney 8. A Purdy. in confined by (or gvgnln‘
tillneas. A hssutiful graceful Grecian coil-l
fureis isossily accomplished by using
three psycho units and rope twisting
s brsid loosely around the polo. This
its arranged low at the buck and is be
comics to most tsces
l The Yvette ooitfuns which hss st-
oted much sttentluo is obtained hyl
, using s wavy translortnation worn out~
who .3” side one's hair to which ore added
3 Dr and Mrs. J C. Nowklrk with a
parts of fricuda are enjoying :1 dub
lug trip to Maine
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The third clotnbslte o! the Stony
Brook Social club will be bold in
Stony Brook woods. Suudny.
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l Mrs. Kenneth hintheth
A classic coifittre which is enamel
'l,\ melt; is known as the Thais. and
won first award at the Paris hsirdrsso-
Mr. and Mrs. J. Ilarwin llourner. ers' exposition. This effect is sitcom;
: who hove been vlnitina at the home of 9"th hl' union ii White and n wavy
Mr. and Mrs. (‘ it Strnyer the past switch swirled from ear to ear. Pin»
tuo weclm hate returned home lull cluster nulls worn low st the neck
with the from hair ported in the mid
lulu Edna [loot-s, doublet of Mr die ulth soft natnrsl waves tastes I
and hire. Edwin lied-rs was removed ”mm which is c'lbd the modulus.
in the Bridgeport holpllll. Mood-y. Man or it! “mpudm
where who underwent an opentlon for
gnppondicltiu
l
in.
is the shtps la called the psycho fias-
quet braid it is twenty-six inches
l John iierriug and rolls. Edward “‘1 long with the single psycho put
John. 0‘ “l""n‘ “"0 obliged to “l" arron the router and clusters at curls.
l!“ d“ 'Sunday l“ “1‘ “'9“th m“ at each end to dress the temple. The
ion Roms island. (Wills ‘0 ”1° "at banquet hnltls have five strands ter
”"8 0' ”l9 ”‘8‘“ °' ”‘9" “mm" W“ mutating in curls to be worn at the
The boat I‘M 110‘ WWW! “m" "i‘ temple The lll'lldl are easily dressed
land it was 1:” midnlxht when they and 9“”, put on. sud a". become
i when hoot quite as it‘lllt‘ as their predecessors.
; the coronal braids
[than at the library tor the benefit at 4:?trm‘m but): i; 3'“: lshotrz. 1:
that institution will open September . ”C“ one o e“ “a.“ ‘
9 and continue until the 16th The though not adopted as extensively as
exhibition as planned this year will :‘etflhlt'l:h:~.n'st:gt‘t.lsmrf: 337;“ a“:
u.- pxoeed (or beauty nod completion . (
"m M nuy on.“ year ”a“. Amwxlbrillinntu and pearls, or either stone
the local article whose work will be "M by itssli.
exhibited are: Neil Mitchell. Id. hi.
Ashe. W. G. Knishol. lilurenco (low
souivich. Hugo Bollin. Arthur Doro.
Daniel Wobuter. Ralph Willis. (issip
Undo. John Mart‘hund. Waller (lulla-
way, George Wright. the floral). Angus
MscDonlad. A. Chrioen and Robert
Dolpe. The proceed» will he need to
purchase new hook for the library.
.._ N’s-am...
The art exhibition which «ill be
CALF PASTURE
NOTES
Nothing rushes tits runner, spore
visto camp ills so much as the return
lame.
.Threo oi’ the camper: st Calf Psa-
turs bench had s thrilling experience
on the Sound in Sunday's solo. in
spite of the rain. the three young men
decided to take a sail in their canoe.
All went well until they reached the
vicinity of Puck's Mdue lighthouse.
where they attempted to turn and
make for chore. in turninc a hut
wave hit the Gran broadside. it im-
mediately capuisod. throwing the not)
into the heavy sea. They were good
swimmers. but soon became exhausted
in the ntronu current. The lasspsr of
the light. seeing their trouble. put
out In his launch and. after much dit-
iiculty. rescued them. but not until
they were almost exhaust“. The not)
limited alt lichtbouss until ‘ths
water osl bolero morale: to the
shore The canoe hu not boos round.
The famous Comp Eats. Bracken
and louder. lino plaos. is expected to
brook up todsy.
Camp Lino wu broken yesterday
and William H. Tronchard is once
more installed in his home.
The nights are especially cold now
and blankets of many thickness" are
appreciated by the commi-
Cstnp llory. hound router and in
tin; hurls, broke up Sunday sad the
young men are living home again.
The limiting up or a number at
comps on the lunch hss left but etch-
toen and the motor number of then
will leave on Labor Day.
Clamping has rustle stony "buds.
Maps s tow enemies. for it in
acid than “one never appreciates a
friend until hoodlum with him.“
WILTON MAN anassrsot
"Four tins into i told you to not
thee behind the and still you Moss."
said onion Jarvis s. Him or the
Norwallt police force to Thorns: Piers.
at Wilton. ymordsy afternoon. "and
now i shall have to itmst you." Pierce
hsd been hanging around town all day
Wsltor Miller and nag. Habitual)
hooks catnip on Itoodsy llr ”Killer
has ole tent in ills asst or his hornet:
0mm More. to "that non tune)!
but truth. and later very drool. or- m‘ cm .Mun m on hot to our
door Hurray. other trylns to and hill iron his window.
norm. tout ills tnsn um umu' “I . . .
srotlnd. mu dot on tho sidewalk is “um-mu,
Ilsla strut. Ho we): him in; Ahuhsr‘dullply at ram has has
duals wooed south. ms mtmgmmu. WW
talking to in court this tllot'lritts and he node-mot! he an holder's conven-
Id i)! m him to without m
turursro introduced Women flock to ‘
“the hair dresser to try ons. just an '
The narrowest braid which is («and '
THE PLACE ‘
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A HARD PROBLEM TO SOLVE
r THE ‘nltEOYS'
School Shoe
THE BEST ANSWER II
THE
“Harrison
81 Clark
Shoe
Two Stores
Not-walk
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NOTICE
The llrooltsids ice Company
5 wishes to announce to their trade
that. hiring used their supply or
ice and being obliged to buy from
I very short msrltel. on and after
September 1. snd until further no
lice. they will be obliged to raise
the price of ice from 20. 2.3 and
tile per hundred to too, 501‘ and
.800 per hundred. restoctlvely. and
Mlle" their trade to be an coo
notnlral In the use of ice no pun-
aihle.
Respectfully.
Brookside ice Co.
PHONE 6”
GM ltd “Mod. N. Y.. N. H. C H.
I. I. Freight Yard, Ann at. to. Noni
SCREEN
DOORS
500
Closing out the
list-nos of our maroon Doors
value from O1 to $2
your choirs st
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r. A... mount).
”WI! FURNIINHI
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mash WALL AND HIGH s'rs.
”MAI-K. “I".
NormikllrdachOHieoof
mammal-u
at... m Q‘s-AW a...
WHIOK on NOGKlNH VALLIY
COLUHBUS. Ohio. Aug. do.“ pas-
sonnet- tl-sln on the Florida Valley
railroad "smiled liens this mom
in. while enteritis the city. it wsd
loaded with violtoro to the out. ll‘slr
odd to l were inverted injured.
The train wssltio. so. and hit 'i'o-
lsossuo‘cloelt tut-Mu. It was
due Most Nil. but toss late. Allie
watchman.
lflldh them till
Glover s“
South Norwnlki
mmwmmwmom
’ fDoes
Solid. Sturdy. Stylish?
$1.25 $1.50 52.00;
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Men’s and Boy 8
Wearables 1'
new BARGAIN’S AT
PRICE’S
SUMMER SALE
NOW ON
1.15 0
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Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street .
Phone No. 11852.
.
your house in good working order every winter?
Why not fit our men thoroughly overhaul the fill-
nsce now. and restore the worn out parts and clean
It ' The Jones 8t Hotchkiss Co.
ESTIIATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
1? Wall Strut Phone 742
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at the 4-door, 80
L00 h. p. Touring Car
Equipped with silk mohair top. wind shield. gas and oil lamps. Bosch
munch) and coil; sverythin. first-class Guaranteed for one year by
tho manufacturers. for 815%. For i’ull particulars call or address
F. E. LOCKWOOD & CO.
80 Wsll Inset—(Phone) Garage. Water Street. Norwolk. Conn.
OEEM HARD WORK to get the heating system in .
it thoroughly. so that you'll have no trouble when .
Not-walk, Conn. .
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lT'S HARD TO RESIST
having steak every day when
really is.
licious!
Only the choicest cuts of beef. lamb.
veal. etc. are found in our shop. Price:
Our atcuks are simply de-
standard quality meats.
Chatnok’s Market
76 NORTH MMN 8T.
TEL. 445.
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“THIN! l. NO PLACE LIKE HOMERfi“
A home and constancy of purpoue will win lot-any no It The true
Americsn home has proved the stronpost bulwark again WNW In
many a man's career. becnuue it hate him a definite chisel “W which
to save and furnished him with an insight into the higher‘ldoflltihfl
ire to ssoeittlsl to progress and prosperity. it you're t, inking 0’
you-71,3
know how good it looks. tastes and
So are all our other mains. 3
standard not too high or too low {or 't
race oeuveavr
v'
building. we want to talk with you shoot the material.
now
Definition elm
Chit-o rsctle is the soles” of the
cause 0 the disuse and the m or sd-
lusting the some. illnesses are caused
by I much. twist or sprain in the
back. liven it done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves sad psi: in
Elli-m. in tbs diluent organs and
In .
Chiropractors remove the cause or
this diasass and polo. and health is
restored thmrh laments! o; tits oi:
nerve syststns in rm
list-mess. I must. “Paraly-
sis. Hurt. ’ltldney sad l‘stssie Ills-
ossss are tires spsoisl stisntldnuho
mm in ”‘33; ml“. . 'm
item u t to a
charm to help you.
’1‘. rams. D. C. -
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Mullah Treatments divert Also it
During July sud
our store will oloss ori-
urdsysstiom. A!”
est-vice mry outer “
day more. in. to“).
Norwalk Chronicler