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Chocolates
in dainty packages
THE BEST OF
Homemade ‘
bakery
Products
F. A. LANE
61 Wachln on Ducal.
Iouth crwaik.
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VINOL
The modern Tome accou-
STRUOTDB. cdl'ttalning the media»
incl extractivea of Fresh Oct! 1.11-
ers. With P innate of boa.
it! only by
r. H. aax'ran‘
Anderson’s Launch. Works
Launches ,and Boats
of all kinda promptly built. Boats
for pale. All kinda of repairing
given special attention.
Oyster Shall Point, Norwaik
Charles Buck, Jr. .
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR
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GENERAL
REPAIR WORK
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Addreaa:
5i MAIN 8T., NORWALK
Telephones: Office. 901; houac, 21-3
Miss Edith M. Aumack, of. Wilton,
well~known in Norwalk. is visiting rei-
atlves in Brooklyn.
Merritt Klopsch, of New York. was
the reheat guest of Mrs. Hattie De—
Klyn-Klopach. of Mott avenue.
Miss Helen Drumm, of Elizabeth.
N. J.. has returned home after a visit
with Mrs. Florence V Kelley. of Maple
street.
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——llasebaii. Amusement i’atk, Satur
day. \‘orwia ks \3. Knights of Colum-
bus. Admission 25c.
The Buildina Trades‘ Council will
‘hold its semi-monthly business meet,
ing. this evening, in its rooms in South'
Main street.
lilies Jennie Klnaeila. of Plattsville
avenue. is spending a week at We
toria Hotel as a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Timothy J. Sullivan. -
A special meeting of the governing
board of The Knob Club will be held
this evening in the United Bank build-
ing in Washihgton street.
—~Spring Lamb Chops. 14c lb. Hayea‘
llarket.
Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Christiano, oil
Winnipntlk. are the proud parents or
a son. born Wednesday morning. Moth-
er and child are doing nicely.
Douglas Fowler, No. if», Women's
Relief Corps, will hold its weekly buni
neaa meeting this evening in the (l. A.
R, hall. in Washington street.
Mrs Helen Godfrey. of Cannons. has:
been substituting in the Over River
school Norwalk. for the past two
weeks. for Miss Florence DeWitt, of
Wilton
—~Umbrelias and Canes. O'lirien.
‘ F.. will
in..—
Game Warden Smith is on the “)0qu
out for amateur hunters who are:
shooting birds protected by law. it?
will prove rather costly sport it they
are not careful.
The fall schedule of paashngcr trains
on the New York. New Haven and
Hartford road will go into effect on
Sunday, October 1. The changes have
not yet been announced,
Henry O'Brien, of New York city.
who has been spending the summer
months with Mr; and Mrs. J. H. Keat-
ing, in South Wilton. has bait for
Tennessee on a businen trip. He ex-
pects to spend the winter in Texas.
-—tl.egs of Spring Lamb. 12%c lb.
liaycs‘ Market.
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Mina Alice B. King. the competent
auiwrintondant oi the Norwalk hospi-
tal. who has been enjoying her an-
nual summer vacation la expected to
~ return to Norwallt within a day or
no. to resume her duties. Mica Kins
has been spending the much needed
respite at her parental has in Can-
ads.
The annual Grange Fair will he held
The Hat Makers’ Associatloh will!
meet this Friday evening.
Walter D. West. of Norwaik. spent
yesterday in New York city on busi-
ness.
Harold Sturgea. of Westport. spent
Wednesday evening with Berkeley
street friends.
lrvlng Campbell, of Monroe street.
has entered St. Thomas' Seminary in
Hartford. tor a course of study.
——3 lbs. best Shoulder Steak. 25c.
iiaycs' Market.
The choir of the First Methodist
Episcopal church will meet for rehear-
sal tonight. and all members are urged
to attend.
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The choir of St. Joseph's Church is
requested to meet, this evening at 8
o‘clock promptly {or rehearsal under
the direction of leader'Brennan.
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Tiie City Printing Company is one
of Norwaik'a up~todate and thriving
job printing establishments.
advertisement in today's paper.
The Eureka Rebekah Lodge. 1. 0. 0.
hold its iii-weekly business
meeting this evening in the Odd Feb
lowa’ Hall. in Washington street.
-—Soft Hats. 81.50 to $2.60. ()‘iirlen. \
Douglas Petit. the clever and popu- '
lar young man of the liarstrom prc
paratory school. has returned to the
school for another term. He II being
greeted by his large circle of town
friends today.
Old Well Commandery, United 0r-
der oi' the Golden Cross, 966. will hold
its regular meeting tonight at South
Norwalk Trust Company building. The
initiation of several new members will"
take place at the session this evening}...
» F'orequnrtar
iinyes‘ Market.
The American Iiakcrs' and (honors
Supply company. incorporated. of Hart
ford. has tiled a certificate of int-m
poration in the other? of the town clerk.
The incdrporntora are Leon Wnraltaf-
sky. Manuel Siibcrstoin and Jacob
Witt. all of New York. The capital
stock is 820,000 and the concern will
begin business with 815,000. ‘
Spring Lamb.
Two antes. strangers in down at
though both bear Connecticut licen-
aoc. nearly participated In a serious ac-
cident in West avenue. Norwnlk, yea-
terday afternoon as they attempted to
pass a trolley car abreast. The car
near the curb kept cutting the inner
one oi! indro and more until there was
barely room for it to squeeze between
the auto and the trolley Then the
other autoiat saw the mistake he had
been making and bowed an dpoiogy an
the inner auto apcd by.
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Mrs. Elsie Warren Smith. of Nor-
waiiwhal opened a studio at the real-
dance of J. 8. Louis Martin. Governor
street. Ridgedald. to teach voice cul-
ln Cannon Hail. next Thursday evens will". MM Smith In 3 mill“ “CHM“
lap. September 21. H. 3. Cook. of
Georgetown. is chairman of the com-
mittee on fruit and tie-stables. while
lira. I... it. Ambler and Mn. Stanton
' Coley with a corps .ci acaiatantc will
have care of the fancy work and re-
froshmentc.
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rhona' 1m '
Alhambra Them
gle Hal New York. city. and has been
for tire cars a member of the uuartot
at the Nonalit Hothodict Church
Pmio to this she aung at "Trinity
Church of loath Norwalit Ind at: Grace
Episcopal Church. Kamila ‘Mrs.
Smith has a contralto voice of wide
range.
Get your PRINTING
ditto at the
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See the '
8c. E4
New for
Our line of Cape is
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our HTT
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The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwalk..
Large. medium and Snapper liuc
Butterflch. Fiat, Fresh Mackerel.
Oysters
TELEPHONE In.
$123.»... hwy
. Stanipcd Gobds
Linen liureau Scaria. Dollies.
Towels. Tray Clothe. Belts. Pil-
low Covers. Hand lingo. Mar-
quiaette Waista. Table Scam.
etc.
ROYAL sOCIETY
PACKAGES
Scarls. iiags. Aprons. Pillow
Covers. Walrus. Jabots, Necktie
ckn. Laundry Lisle, Night
(,‘aps. (‘omldnation Stilts.
Royal Society r‘loaa.
J. l. Mallette
(Formerly Mines Dawson)
88 Washington St. Tel. 449
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4%
Paid on Savings
Deposits
OIPOOITO
DRAW INTIREOT
FROM
THI
FIRST
OP
IAOH MONTH
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
beal-éa-Pdadofieriee ‘
Our Hat Department in immensely popu-
lar. due to the wide lines shown it the popullr‘
prices. We have all the snappy shapes, the can"
cervative yet becoming style and superb qual-
. ity at the price. So and S3.
. We expect a big run this {all on a Si Velour
Hat. which in as near the imported Velonrc at
$6 and $8 an it in possible to get. Many in fact . i
would take it to be the imported. , , ‘ ‘ i
NEED A CAP?
effect being shown. Manynimec you can save
the wear of a high priced soft or derby but if you]
wear a Cop. 50c. S: and $1.50. '
TWO arenas:
Fall
complete, every . iaunty
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Large Soft Crabs
a. Swordfish. God. Calmcn. Weakflah.
Clam Bags
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
PREI DILIVIRY.
The. 3...... wens
is ohe‘a ability to me. and the pro.
massive man of today does not neg~
lent his teeth until he has a mouth full
of decayed remnants before consulting
a dentist. A small cavity taken in
time saves the tooth. caves suffering.
saves time in the dental chair. saves
the health and aavea money. The con-
dition of a person's teeth allect the
general health. the general health at-
(ecu his capabilities. Let me help
you to save your health and your mon-
oy. Consultation free.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
is South lain St.. Booth mall
Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. In. enn-
daya by appointment only.
Owing to the scarcity or
ice. until further notice my
price- will he an follows:
Wholesale. 30c per hundred;
retail. family trade. 500 per
hundred.
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For sale, all kinds of sawed
wood. 7 to 10 inches long.
$6.00 per cord.
Send your orders to olce,
corner Fairfleld and Connco
ticut Avon. tel 397. or real-
dence. Dorian. tel 259-8.
E. T. BATES
aucrtoaaaac. arc. '
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director-and Embalmer
THAMER.
OGULII‘I’I AND OPTIOIANO
We save you the Ocuiiat too. We
employ experienced Ocuiiatr—grad-
uatc physicians-to examine eyes
and guarantee anti-faction.
I7 Atlantic lanai-c. Itamfcrd. Benn.
Open Saturday inventors
wait-n? a.
.‘l‘mw
10 North Main atmt. loath Norwalit
Residence, 8 Wachiupton Itrcct.
Telephone at album
Telephone at house, I“.
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TRAVELERS
Liability Holmes
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Extra Stamps Ctven Saturday, September
Crown Aster Coffee, l-lb sealed cans - ~
85 Stumps With 1 lb No. 1 Plantation Coffee 35c
30 Stampsyith 1 lb No. 2 Plantation Coffee 32c
25’8ta1iipsw‘with 11b Maracaibo Coffee -
‘ 20 Stamps with 1 lb Challenge Coffee
15 Stamps with 1 1b Santos Coffee - - -
85c
. 80c
28c
25c
Very Best Creamery Butter - - - 'per lb 31c
Armour' s Smoked Shoulders . - ‘ per lb 11c
March's Butter Bread . . . . . .. .. ........ too 4 cans Milo Brand Sardines .............. 25c
3 lbs. Fresh Milk Crackers .. .. ....... 25c 2 cans Gold Label Sardines .............. 25c
3 Ib'i. Y‘ale Toast .................. ...25c Nedo Brand Potato Chips, pkg. ......... 10c
Beat N. Y. State Cheese. lb. . . . .. ..... soc Victory Brand Strawberries. can ..... . . . .2oc
EHRET'S. RUPPERT’S. FIEGENSPAN’ S or LIEBMANN’ S BEER. case ......... $1.15
FINE CALIFORNIA PORT. SHERRY or ANGELICA WINE, gallon ........... S1 00
Monogram Whiskey. bot. ........... .goc i Gordon or Old Tom Gin .. ............ 1. .85c
Kirk‘s Old Crow. bot. ............... Snoo Bartlett Dry Gin, bot. .......... ... ...... 75c
Green River Whiskey. bot. ........... $1.00 Coatcs' Plymouth Gin. bot. ............ Sr .05
Hunter or Wilson, bot. .............. $1.00 Booth’ 5 High and Dry Gin. bot. .......... 90c
Sherwood or Old Valley. bot. ........ $1.00 Nicholson' 3 Dry Gin. bot .............. goc
33 a as WASHINGTON s'r.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Team Standing.
Won Loot P.C.
New York ......... 81 iii ' .638
Chicago ............77 no .606
Pittsbura . .. ...... 70 56 .595
Philadelphia . . ..... 70 68 .547
St. Louie . ......... 67 62 .519
Cincinnati .. ....... '59. . «ta ». .m
lirooklyn ........... 51 76 302
Boston ............. 83 97 .254
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chroay'c Reunite.
New York l3, Boaton 9.
Pittaburg 3. Chicago 2 (tint some);
Pittahurg A. Chicago 2 (second game).
St. Louis ti. Cincinnati otiirat game.
ll lnningnl; St. Louis I». ("lnclnnali 5.
second game. I. innings, darkness.)
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
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Team Mending.
Won Lost PC.
Philadelphia ....... 88 iii .662
Detroit ............. 80 53 .602
,(Ilcveland .' ......... 70 62 .530-
Ncw York .......... Tti 64 .523
' Chicago ............ 66 68 .193
Benton ............. 65 69 .485
Washington ........ as 78 .118
St. Louis ........... 39 95 .291
Yeaterday'c Reunite.
No games scheduled for yesterday.
IAOTIRN LIAGUI.
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Team Standing.
\voa mat P.O.
Rochester .......... 94 49 .658
Toronto ............ SS irl .619
liaitimorc .......... ii? M .617
lilontmai . . . .‘ ....... 77 75 .507
Buffalo ............. 70 71 497
Janey City ..... . . . .ES 83 .41]
Newark ....... .. . . .53 90 .371
Providence . . . . . . . ..50 9! .352
Vent-Marc lacuna.
Rochester ll. Buflaio 0.
Providence 8. Jersey City 2.
POLICE SEARCH FOR OIRI. WHO ll
KIDNAPPID
Maria De Marco cl Otam'ord Mining
Two Men Are Under Oucplclcn.
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 15I~The po-
lice of the state are today scouring
the entire country for mu men who
are accused of kidnapping 15 year old
Marie De Marco of standard. Conn.
who disappeared from her home an-
der mysterious circumstances. '1‘on
men are being sought who are thoulbt
to be the abductora of the girl. who
is described as being rather shortand
or the brunette type. The two were
seen in the company of the no,»
lore she disappeared and it is ascert-
ed the was being held by them lorci.
hi: and war struggling to. got away
from then.
The police believe that they on
am or a society new under police
Wm ml
M3 they intend to"
A F Beckmann & C0. ¥
Phone 440.
SOUTH NORWALK
RIVER STREET
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
Especial Attention Given
Tel. 500
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MAY HEAD OF UNDERTAKERB.
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Moridcn Man Chosen President at
Clone at Annual acacion.
The twenty-third annual convention
of the Connecticut Funeral Directora'
Association. was adiourned at New
liaVen. yesterday afternoon at 4:30.
to meet again at the call of the preli-
dent. The convention was unanimous-
ly declared a grand income. The ad-
dreaa and the recommendation: or the
president. Albert A. May. were endors—
ed by the members. The audition
and finance committee: reported the'i
annotation in a good and nourishing
condition, with a substantial baiano’a in
the treasury. it was voted to hold
semi-annual meetings in ma The
“bylaw were revised. The code 0!
ethics remain as they were. The cilia»
on elect“ are:
iPmidont—Aibcrt a. May. flariden.
Vicwmidcntwmiiiam Henry Ab
lea. Norwich
Secretary-blind“ Drill”. Bridle-
Now is the Time to get
Extra Nice Peaches, bskt. 75c &$l
For Canning
Tomatoes
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
JACOBS BROS. Managers
notation, said yesterday:
BE INDEPENDENT
Visit the Danbury Fair in
an Auto. Machines to Rent
Driven by Skilled and Careful Chauffeurs
We Are Booking Orders New
OSCAR H. BANKS
Telephone 6813
NORWALK. CONN.
PHONE 143
Roton Point Bbtel
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing. Boating,
Bathing and Other Attractions
HIGH OLAOO OONOIRTO. AFTIRNOON AND EVENING, ON THE PIAZZA
to Automobile Parties
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Tnmlinaon, Danhury; William G. La
I'ltwe. iiécp River; Arthur it. beats. "
Thompsonvilie.
The delegates to the national coh-
vcntion are Albert A. May. Ern‘bat
(lrtlcpp. ll. W. lieceher and M. V.
Murphy.
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DENiAi. IV FARRELL or "all.
Pitta! RIFOIT
President or United Statue Carper-c.
ticn lays Agents Are Not Icing
Given Wide Latitude.
NEW YORK.8cpt.16 allegarding a
report that price cutting by the United
States Steel corporation hal become
co widespread that its sale- scents
are lrcooto use their own judgment as
to prices in competitive business,
James A. Farrell. president or the cor-
"Our agents are not using their lulu. H
meat in such nation. it la junta
wild-eyed rumor. There's nothing in
I‘ll
cam have "
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Norwalk Chronicler