L "$5“
yin:
May MaatoaPattérns
fer Fall and Winter .
' ALL imam... too
FASHION BOOK. be, when. IoId
. with Pattern. ‘
E. K. BANKS
MAI! ACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK,
guest of friends in South Norwalli.
' and hire A. A. Altenbinndt, of tipping
“toms. unfunny ovonlnI. am no of
aou'rn NORWALK
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The Springwoods will play the No-
rotons today, in Noroton’.
Mr. Sands. of Paterson. N. J., in the
Charles J. Prescott, of South Nor-
walk. was a visitor in New York city.
yesterday.
Bert Hamlin. of Bridgeport, is‘the
guest of his mother in Norwalk over
the holiday.
A great many pleasure crat‘t will go
to the international motor boat races
at Long island today.
A. A. Alieiibrnndi, oi South Nor-
walk, has returned iruni a three weeks'
stay in Trenton, N. J.
Mrs. Grace Far, or New York, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. A. A.
Altonbrnndi. oi" Spring street.
Andrew Snutkolfwl'iirhas been the
guest of his cousin. Ralph Mary. has
returned to his home in Thoruaston.
Mr. and Mrs. W. .\'. lilodlictt, oi
'lronion. N. J., are iilu guests of Mr.
8‘ reet.
Sallie Dona. who broitizht suit
against Stephen Build. in the Co’urt of
Common Pleas, for the sum of $210
and costs, has withdrawn the some.
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The last dance of the season will
he held at the Nor-walk Yacht Club
house tomorrow evening. The mutual
regatta will be sailed next Saturday
afternoon.
The llnrbera' Union held I special
meeting yesterday. at which time they
made final arraiwements‘ for partial.
paling in the Central Labor Union pic-
nic today“
The St. Ladisians Hungarian Catho
lic Church mine I religious play It
Music Hall 1m evening. f'riie affair
won I great IucceII in every way and
the conduct of the audience was ex-
.omplary. -
The degree turn of Eureka Rebekah
Lodge will rehearse again next Friday
night, in outlchuitlon of the (in; fall
initiation. which is planned for Friday,
October 0th.
Mr. Ind MrI. A. Droyfuu, MIII Myra
Drayilnu Ind B. Droyfnn. of New
York city. were the [item of Mr. Ind
Nu. Adolph W. Droyfnu. of Franklin
otreiii, over Bundny.
IliII Sarah annor, of Philadelphia,
who-bu been the [out or Mr. and
In. Guam Otbume, of Wilton Ive-
nuo. for the put three montbl. return~
ed to her home yesterday.
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.ll'rInir German. of Wiiilmnntic. w
I [am in South Nor-mitt. yutminy.
» The dance It the Not-want Country
the moat anode-Ital of the undo. I
in” crowd boinl in ItiInilIuoI. Spoi-
dIl'I orclroltrn furnish“ motile for the
occasion.
Al. I special motion of the Control
Labor Union, which wII hold router-
}dIyIriIrnoon. ani Immmonto for
tho big day todIy VIII oompiItId. A
oomrnuulontion impaired from tho
Hurti'ord C. 1.. u, informing tho loco!
body out they would and II their
.ropresentativII it. A. Fri“ and Ar 3.
Monni‘d.
row promises to be fair, with light
variable wlntlo. mostly northerly.
in the quest 0! his parents in Him-
crent Terrace over Labor Day.
Pittnlield, Maria, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. William 1.. Olsen, 01' Elm
atreet.
apeut Saturday and Sunday at his par—
ental home, but‘.
duties in New York city today.
last evening as the guest of James
Conroy, of Franklin avenue.
and sieter-ln-Iaw, Mr. and Mrs. James
Conroy, of Franklin avenue.
. “WI.
WEATHER FORECAST.
The weather for today and tomor-
Charles \ierlin, oi' Tarrytown. N. Y...
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Swallow, of
James Kliigslaiid. of Wilton :hvcnue.
had to return to his
Albert Hanson, of Stamford, spent
Mr. (lon-
roy la the popular clerk in Glendon-
iug‘a pharmacy.
Miss \‘aliua ttonroy, of Stamford.
returned home last evening alter
spending the week, with her brother
Mayornllmrt M. i’ohlmnn, of South
Norwnlk. went to Mlddlctown. today.
where he will attend the state convert.
tioti of The l-lnyninkora as a reprehen-
tutive oi the national body.
The Mlnseit Willa, llolen tint] hiniwl
Miller. daughters of Councilman and
Mrs. William Millar, oi’ Madison street. :
have returned to their homo. ut’ior ris-
iting wltli’rolntirea in Sniniuorvlilo.
NHat‘i‘y ii. handle. outplayed by the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad t‘mupuuy. him reiminod his
duties Hfiol‘,ti|lt‘llliilli{ a vacation with
friends in tlrutoaim‘d, i'tfllllii)‘i\‘iiiiili.
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. ,Mrs. L. M...Smith, of East Norwalli.
and Mrs. Eleanor Smith. of Ilayview
arr-tine. rotiirneti last evening from
Portland. lilo, having made the trip by
boat. They report a line time but a
very rough journey honiownrd.
~’l‘he MinseI Dorothy Neluei and
Anna Pram, or New York city. are the
guests or friends in Strawberry Hill
avenue oi'eii Labor Day.
Harold \‘nn Liew, of New York, is
the guest or friends in Norwalk over
the holiday.
The motion picture show which was
to open in the chapel of the Hungarian
reformed Church. Saturday, did not
materialize. owing to the fact that the
machine booth which had been pro
vided wad rejected by the nuts import.
tors and tho mahaxement of the coin-
pnny warned not to open the theatre
until another. complying with the low.
in contracted.
GOVERNMENT iNBPEC’I‘ORO HIRK
AGAIN.
The government innnch lnInIctor
paid Iuother nn’oxpectod trim to The
Nprwnllu yesterday. taking up till
he Itoppod the launch” II they come
along and summed each to I thor-
ough Innpoctlon with I keen eye for
omiIIionI to comply with the mint
The ion. of then lnIpIetionI
lI thIt nobody knew for weeks after.
erdI tht the inspection on turned
up until suddenly an invitation Iiil
ho hominid to boy I vinit to Brida-
port Ind IIttiI up
LOIT. "AM/In on “GLEN.
A complaint III received by the
Nomnik polioI doportrnont on Batur
on: to the “not tht ll. '1‘. Donnplioy.
of auxiliary. bod list I bone. The
born III while with four block iIII.
land I new on it- brunt Ind bod but
recently boon Ihod. 'l‘bI polioI do-
partmcnt ha. i otodtlu pItrolinIn
to be on the too for flu Aliifndi.‘
M
II nor NIWRDLV wwu NIILI‘
mMII. . 0
Don’t do right unwilllnnly. . .
And you to also do mm:
"rt: working with tho mound Ionl
'fthn‘t Ida on» ditty pm -
“MP. our
nonrigid crunch.
stand of! the Country Club. ’From hon.
No foil." it) in» I'OYfIO It?!” to HOW A HOHAMIAIDAN AI“IOTO
. in? perks-timeoutu
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.003 OAEA'I' Miami? FuflNITUHB IA“. POIN'I‘l
, THI WAYiTO .TBUI ECONOMY IN FURNITQRB
. LBUYING. You hIithly to III titI: dioplny to Ipproo-
Lim ItI adv-lama. ipain undo: roam-rim AT -.
niacouu'r’I trunnion Inca tomato am i.“ aim
lsflim oi Furniturn' on our Moon «00M notional bonit-
III». YIu can figure your ”vines. Our mIthodI quar-
Int» that It II until! imaginary onI. ThIrI lo I wide
“ variity, of «pin. to Ihdomiromymoimlnlug Furniture for
Ivory room in the house. , . * y
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
i248 NORTH MAIN ITRII'I' ' . IOUTH NORWALK.
That’s Iii—~—
Jeddo Goa ..A HotTliing
Send an In'ordcr for one load. and we will retain you” I cum
tomor. Chandra from IlItI.unlfonm quality. Iultnblo for tumor».
range, stove or IIlf-i‘IIdIr. Prion on application. i '
RAYMOND" BROTHERS
FEED KNOWLEDGE
The farmers grain goes to an elevator. The elevator cleans it
and makes a higher grade of grain by momenta: out tho (tornado.
many cars or these screenings are sold to manufacturers of ail-unti-
od balanced rations of poidiry and horse “Milli. i'ntlor the term of
miscellaneous rocionnod field nouiia. ire-ed aeotiii are iranemitiud to
iheconnuiut-r iii the guise of poultry fond iii an alumni! price of 3."
per hundred for it scratch food. and some Iodlaputnbly cold in thiI
neighborhOOd. A wheat price for wood Willi «loos not mean tir‘tinmnv
for the consumer of poultry feeds. My foods are puro. (loan and fruit.
MANUEL roao unrcii.
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First in qunllty, lent In price. “won in the minds of in Clinton»
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crawlionnie Home Ground Food for Horn“, Cattle and Poultry. 2
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A CAMEL CAN LIVE WITH-
OUT A DRINK i“
{or drum of it time. but who !
wants to be a tnmol when he
ran enjoy a tiiirvt plinth, mint i
inlop nhlnltm hlilll‘ or .1 (“Home i
do nienthe elimination. or a nice i
cod! wines. of Rimrltt Boer
alien he wishes it? r‘i‘bni lid one it
mason ’11:pran 3
hook up" and of” WI own“ ,
again, wan humane he couldn’t i
not a drink when he wanted one.
You won't "get your back up"
on any of the choice wines and
liquors you buy at Manner 8:
Flynn's. ‘
,Quick Auto Delivery everywhere
- Phone 418
We have ”I. inrmtock of birth undo frIIh mined Cont ready to deliver
for next winter'I comfort, not! we luIrIntII Inn-faction II to quality Ind
Call and examine our ooni before- you loan your order IIIIwbIl-I
HARRIS 8t GANS CO.
Telephone
price.
68 WIicr Street
If youerrriage, Wagon or Auto
Needs Repairing or Painting
, now run run:
Luther M. Wri ht’s
IB‘THI PLACE
Reduction Sale . ~.
voiu. wIIu IIIIIII mo AMI.
Prion‘ioni‘itovmmm wOtto Which M “I.“
wan. to be atom out tui- manual-Immanuel:-
wmiiiumumummmmmto-init
‘I‘HI loom...
monummmw. Whom“
hoot .- .
The past a for no the futon . “shall I am: the but onI on, for.
out». “Womwortii. tint“ ,-
Wmmmtnm'tmm
m wmw_” poi
MrI. Win coidld
in the undertoin Ind hIIitItlnq
. nor at I man who it! really telling the
truth "i had to ”my a fluid longer
‘ than quII at the billion. When i went
‘ to pot on my but this was the only
one loft, snow"
reopen. of doubt and or punitive ln~
Inlt can be conveyed in two web sim-
ple words.
Win.
hItI there.
hot. on ordinary derby."
you It is the. most extract-din
have ever seen You talk and sneer
about the 'bxtravagant, hideous. Bl-
ircmo styles affected by women. Put
that but on. Joshua Win, and look It
yourself. Then tell me you took it by
mintakc."
Ind glanced nonchhlsntly in the glans.
Then he gasped and turned pale.
with toy Inclslvenesn, "because your .
Initiative ability was temporarily in
Ihmnce.
did not know any better. You took it,
in fact. for the some reason you did
not come home at the proper time thin
evening.”
hnvo been drinking?“ he demanded,
thoroughly dropped to the danger of
i his position and to tho luiuauco done i
him.
lilhould i say?" she antral.
i the hat included. check for
1 selves. You scam to like It, keeping it ,
on in tho house" i
cause there was no (Jitter, ” he lnaistod.
13hIni in km. thin film and the. derby”
' decided
.ho III In bad and mo consequently
or LADIII' AND 15mm Ipi‘rI. worm. «on. um. “
won, mm. do look It on. use Jim: "I'm“ :qu «n m, ‘
m I W poem."
vwn' did you not impaired
Ill. you III. dear.” Iald Mr. WI:
more
"Oh you." she said.
It iI strange what In normal of dis-
”But tht in the truth. ” lnaietod Mr. ‘
"A lot of men hang up their
This is a very common
"But." said Mrs. Wilt crlti lly, “on
ryhntl
Mr. Wlx obodlently out the hat on
"You took that but," said Mrs. Win
You took it because you
"Do you mean to any you think i
She. shrugged her shoulders. "Why 5
“Things.
them; J
"But I tell you i took the but he-
“Iiid you want me to come home baro-
lteuded. ” It i
“if you com to come home that
‘ way " site «aid, with doiiinio em-
phusla on the that“ You are at liberty i
to do no."
lie threw the hat on a chair and
said in n piatntlug tune: “i had to i‘
take that but i‘ll admit that it in
about no hideous a but as was ever:
made. But don‘ i. you we
'l now the hut,’ alto lin5\\',t‘l'od and
left the mom. iii 3
Mr. Wlx stared melody. and than
pitted the but tip. it looked worm
than ever when he tried I! on, for he
seemed to have an abnormally Ion;
thin crown. it we a sorrowful pen ,
doomed mat to his race. and he smiled I
liable.
watches.
PIANO
CO.
in a Piano “ ‘
as you would a watch-—- for inside ex-
cellence as well as outside show, and
from a dealer whose guarantee is rte-.1
We sell Pianos as Tiffany selL‘
We guarantee the hidden parts as
well as the outside. , '
$10 will place a piano in your heme.
Balance in Small Monthly Payments.
Call and let us talk it over.
M. SONNENBERG
I
W A. HANFORI). 42 N. Main St.—~Tel. 502:"
104 Washington St.
Phone 30
O O C
His Royal Highness .
the American automobilist, is the man
that we are entering to and in order
to moire his automobile trip a triumph-
al procession we ask him to bringiit to
this shop before. starting out. We will
overhaul it. tighten tip screws and ma- ‘ '1
chinery, put in new parts, put his env
glue. brakes, magneto. plugs, etc, in.
good working order and make bin. ~
jouinm a pleasant one by latk of an-
noyanre by biinging his auto to
~.Mw~~u-w» Mm..."
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line »
“Eyes Examined Free
'53 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 433.
grimly on in) thought that with Iilchi
. Wm M “and”; lliil wa0 had O W ‘
right to Inspect hiiu
"ll'I a m tall dot-bx for mu" be
"And laced money for other;
thingn. But a liver won‘t break me.‘
It didn‘t. hemmed he didn't spend
it. Whoa he announced at broakfnst‘
next morning that he would wear the
lint to tho aoaroot hattcr'a. not I new
and dimnt am there and leave the
intuit. his wife very positively on.
nounood that he would do no such
thing. He did no such thing. because,
not hating done anything. he noticed
oonIcionoe Ititdton. it jarred him.
though. to have bio friendI all"
after MI health and commenting on
how badly he VII bolting. 'I‘IiI but
coma-ed him and mallet him led
notable AI be begun to look II
Mubarak. Induthohnt
would his mndltitm, be VII uni-
iyinnbndway. Nauru-room-
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‘ W. R. THOMPSON .
t Toquet Special Motor
The latest and most careful denim
in the makeandvbreak twocycle Wilt
All parts are exceptionally can: a! ‘
acoeas. and can be adjusted without ro'
M
"firth
The Specialty Manufacturing Co.
40 ill-tor Itmt. south Norwnlk. Conn.
Plot Go
ti». on
recommended
Tel. 4".
This Store will be Closed All Day ., ?
Monday, . September 4th. Labor Day I ‘
The Great A&P Tea Comp‘fff“
. 1",!!- u m Mono-mourn noawnut.
M
will
Dortmunder.
~NOTICE—
'ou prefer I medium Beer. neither very light nor dark, drink
it in I production made exclusiieiy from
the choicost barley innit and the cattle“ Banner hops purchaublo.’
made ‘7 tggloneor brewer of this country.
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How about a cm of PIbIt. either dark or light?
one of 24 bottIII.
Our suction is due to friendly recommendations. _
request you to (In in In order for the beat Brewed Bottled Beer in 1.
the country. Ind perhapnyonwill recommend us to others, II we are '
Getn
to you.
- Coatellano & Bardani
Prompt DIIivIry Ivorywhoro
WIIIIIIMJMIMAM.
Juli. inpuoportlonunmbooom Whooyonhurnmbouiihnlhot
d! elimination-Input homIMIdflnhcriItituonIit
. umnmuawummuumno
~wmmuuuumw and. whlhnliuitdti‘ Millet-
moving engine from foundation.
Single Cylinder
Rated With
Model H. P Carburetor ‘ ‘
H 21‘ I16 »
.l 3% on
K 5 122
Double Cylinder» :
R , 180
8 10 205
case of 24 bot- ,
Only $1.50 I . ‘
We respectfully ‘
Norwalk Chronicler