slim" ‘ ‘ H Chocolates . . llgdsintymsss ‘ m an? or He made Candy ALL KINDS OF F. A LANE 61 Washington strut. in Norwalk . ‘ The modern TONIC RECON. I era. with Peptonste of irony V I N O L b‘l'i‘lilc'l'pn sputum the CNN his! mum reset Liv.- danish r it. ill. assess Launches and Boats . of all kinds promptly built. Boats for sale. All kinds of repairing ' iivaa spaniel attention. ' Oyster Ihsil Point, Norwalit ” ELECTRICAL Charles Buck. Jr. CONTRACTOR O —.———-—— GENERAL REPAIR WORK Address: 51 MAIN ST» NORWALK Telephones: Office, 901: house. 21.3 ., . “Pip" Collins. of Norwalk. has tak- ‘ on a position one milk route. 5 'W Next Sunday is the Feast of the Seven Dolors oi the Blessed Virgin in the Catholic churches. —Legs oi Spring Lamb. 1255c lb. Hales' Market Edward Harvey, of 74 Locust ave- nue, Danbury. has returned home from a visit in South Norwnlk. M Native grapes are of good quality and abundant just now. The canta- loupe season is on the wane. ~Umbrellas and Canes. O'Brien. Miss Belle Bruce. 0! Bridgeport. Is the guest'of Mr. and Mrs. "Frank F‘. Huntington, ‘of Crescent Terrace. Mrs. Mary Byington. oi Westport avenue. is entertaining Mr. and.Mrs. James Brown. of Springneld. Mass. —-St. John & Keyser, builders. have completed the moving of the J. & J. "Cash Co.'s large bungalow. to make room for several alterations this com- pany will make to their factory. Michael Clince. the Norwalk butch- er. has the horse shoe that was pulled off by one of the Hotchkiss Beef Com- pany horses on Tuesday in issue place when his foot was caught in the rail- ing. and is going to have it nickie— plated. Miss Jennis Smith. of Vista. N. Y.. returned to her home on Sunday. ai- ter a very pleasant ten dsye' visit at the home of her cousin. Mrs. E. J. Taylor, of Norwaik. Among the pleas- ures she enjoyed were numerous auto rides to Savin Rock, Compo Beach. where Mr. and Mrs. Taylor own a most delightful cottage. sod visits to many other places. —8pring Lamb Chops. tic lb. Hayes' Market. A large attendance is looked for at the annual field day of the Connecti- cut Soviety. Sons oi’ the American Rev- olution. as New London. October 17. New lpndon occupies an important place in Revolutionary history. and a great deal of interest is being shown in the meeting. President George C. I“. Williams. otJlsrtiord. has appoint- ed the following committee to act with him in the arrangements: Jons- than Trumbull. Norwich: General hi. El Greeley. New Haven; Judas Norris B Beardsley. Bridgeport; l’. bonny Hsr~ wood. New London. one: or FIFTEIN VIM“. Thirty-live years-think or it. thirty- iive years sso. When L. & Ii. Paint was ilrst suds known. .lttbsnassdsdthnsio prove its durable quality. it has none it now, and its lam ass is the p.rooi ion. bs- Costsp about $1.00 not cause you make nearly one more by train. a orsgaiionol UnustiI to each gallon of paint. 'slid you won't need to repaint for about 13 years. inhumane tilartined. manufactur- ers. The L. a it. Pars mitts. Varnish- as and Paint. i‘or my purposq for sale by Chas. a. bow. loath Norwslk; Hairball s: Staples. hardware 04.. Nor- man; w. a. demands-Ammo: NON‘H'OD Em" “Rm“ ’ “ Writs postal for "Hons! lavas Price List No. to." harass & Eartb'” linoi’. O. MIIWMM Miss Carrie Friedlandor. oi Brook- lyn, is spending a few days with Miss Louise Foster. of Reed street. ‘ -——_s..-——...... Wednesday. Friday and Saturday of. next week are ember days. last- churches: Autumn begins oiliciaiiy September 20. According to the calendar‘tail he- tell us dillerently. - —.‘l lbs. best Shoulder Steak, 25c. liayes’ Market. - Mrs. Pauline AndreWs. who recently purchased the William Buchanan cs- tste in Fairileld avenue. took posses» clan of the line residence yesterday. A stated comnumicatlon of Old Well Lodge, No. 108. F. and A. M.. will be held at its rooms. Tuesday evening at 8 o‘clock. The F. C. degree will be worked. Dr. and Mrs. J. (l. Newklrk. of Morgan avenue. have returned from a two .weeks' fishing trip at Grand Lake stream. in the state of Maine. the home of the big salmon. ~30“. Hats. 81.50 to ”.50. O‘Brien. Robert Trisiram. at East Wall street. has gone back to the University of Wisconsin, which is located in Mad- ison. Wis. alter the summer vacation which he spent In town. Mrs. William S. Hutchtngs and daughter, of Boston who have been visiting Mrs. R L Watkins. of South Main street. intend soon to go to New: York to spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs. William '4. Olsen, of Elm street, are entertaining lira. ()l son's sister. Mrs. Clarence Parry and daughter Barbara. 0! Boston. Mass. at their home for a short time. Eugene M. Toiles. John T. Hayes and Charles Harvey. of Norwalk, will appear in the criminal court on Tues— day at 10 a. m. as Jurors from Nov walk. They must sit through live mul- der cases. Judgment tor the Danbury Nation- al bank .to rocovor‘fid'l.” on I note. and costs or $28.05 from Carmela and Vincent Clause. of New Britain. has been rendered by Judge John Costs. of the court of common pleas l -~Foroquartel Spring Lamb, 8c. ilsyes' Market. " Charles A. Rubcv. of Academy street. who has been ill at his home (or the past several days. resumed his duties this morning in his live and too cool store in Wall street He has by no means recovered but is feeling visi- bly improved. “ , . The frost of Thursday morning touched dsbliss around this vicinity somewhat. Those pisnts.sre especial- ly susceptible to frost and after one at ordinary severity the vines will .9!- isn present the appssranse at but» been burned. . sum at Bishop. armor onus ltstsmssrshal. has bssn W W“ union of m York. 'i‘h‘s cor- purities subsets in ”are loss and Anderson’s Lsuseb‘Worlu” y‘ ing days of obligation, in all Catholic gun September 1. but the astronomers i ts. rsprsssntsdvs st tbs amass , H v I 'The New Store quisette \‘i'aists, etc. Covers. \Vulsls. Racks. Robes. Combination Suits. maiden-and will secure this fall. » Suits and Overcoats. to your order, perfect fit- ting. $16 to $45. 24 Wall St, Norwalk. oifl‘bs N«wsiksa royal welcome in coma and in- spent the new Fall fillings and Overcoatings lit our custom tailoring department. Come whether you are ready to order your Suit or not. We feel gratified in saying that we believe the display is the most attractive we have cyst We feel further justified in saying never before . have we been able to incorporate such value as you See the display of fabrics in our north window. M H‘rwo sroaas: :4 South-Main St. . ; South Roswell: Large Soft Crabs Large, medium and Mapper lius s. Swordfish. God. animus, Wsskilsb. Button-fish, Fiat, Fresh Mackerel. Oysters TILIPHONI 10.. Linen Bureau Scarfs. Dollies. Towels. Tray Cloths. Belts. Pil- low Covers. Hand Bags. Mar- Table Scam. ROYAL 80mm PACKAGE! Scarts. Bags. Aprons. Pillow .Iubols. Necktie Laundry Lists. Night Royal Society Floss. .I. I. Mallette (Formerly Misses Dawson) 88 Washington St. Tel. 449 Clam Bags Cutbiii’s Bridge Fish Market.! FRII DILIVIRY. . ' ,li. Every Mé’mber of the body has its particular lunc- Minor and if the work is not properly executed some organ is obliged to do more than it is able. thus producing Weakness and inviting disease. it the lows that mastication is imperfect. the load does not reach the stomach in the right condition. and the organs 0! di- gestion are often overland by this astrs work. indigestion and dyspepsia result. the system is apt suiiicleutly nourished. and other and more serious ailments follow. special care given 'to difloult cases. Dr. J a MALLERY‘ 1! South Iain 8L. South Norwalh Hours: I a. m. to I p. l. Bun- dsys by Iopointmai only. r _~__. W w :— i I z; i i l i r7 'MHMMH-i-rlflh 44’ 4‘70 Paid on Sayings Deposits DIPOOI'I“. DRAW INTIRIIT PROM THI PIROT " 0P IAOH MONTH South Norwsik Trust Co. oouusrs sun omnisua m v We save you die Mast its: We. employ super-lune“ Oouiistrusrsa- aste physiciansv—to examine eyes and guarantee satisfaction. W+++W T... ! NOTICE Owing to the scarcity or ice. until further notice my prices will be as follows: Wholesale. 30¢ per hundred; . retail. tsmiiy trade, 50s per hundred. s For sale, all kinds 0! sawed wood. 7 to 10 inches long. “.00 par cord. Sand your orders to oiiice. corner Fairiield and Connec- ticut Assn. tel 897. or rest. ,dsnoe. Darlan. tel 259-8. ”E. r. BATES AUCTIONIBRO. ITO. ‘ mm w. asruom MM‘IW 1' North Nam m Mil Nowell: Ississnss. I Washington diner. Tslsphm at alias. m Telephone at house. Isl. Liability "noes so .+ “ IIlIl STIIISIIIIS *l‘wssiy Marriages. Thirty six 1thirty-slit people ware born. and only ~ ‘eilionth of August in Norwailt. accord- lZ—Andrsw Tom and Clara Yenghart. ' ld—«Anacieto Marrauci and lrene list- 14~James 1.. Beers. Jr.. I Ila-Herbert Rogers and Eliza McGar- ' - lD—l-‘redorick B. Jellifle and Laura 13.; ~ ' iii—Christian Helm and loss mm. teeth are decayed or irregular it rob" with—Sophia. to Bullish and Josie Sny- . Mun—won» FliII IIIiIIIII- IPlliilllSI - carom Twsnlyeinhi Dustin . Recordsdbylown Gisrit Smith Forty people were joined In wed~ look, there being twenty "marriages; twentyelght people died during the in; to the following list of the vital statistics for that month as recorded in the odice of Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith. This it an unusually small month in the way or deaths. while the births exceed the average number. The following is the complete list: “ Msrrlapss. 2—Edward J. Creagh and Mary C. MoGione. 2—Wlliiam w. Wright and Marguer- ‘ ' ite C. Williams. 2-Willism Creig. Jr._ and Edith ii. Mead. GQWIadislaw Clerebey and Sarailno Oraboveclta. tranl. and Edna F. Newman. pry" . iii—Peter G. Larsen and Ella Ii. To—I hey.. I ll‘rwi’ercy C. Quintanl and Marion H. Nash. Vetler. zit-«Everett 0. Shipmsn and Cora A. Dexter. 20-- Frank ,Obuchowskl and Stephanie Wochawsirl. 21~John Kelly and Mary lioyt. ’2—-Peler Urban and Annie Sertoso. 2iw—Frederick W. Force and Eleanor A. C. Lindgren. ’ ll-Rocco Mocciolo and Jennie De Nero. ‘ 27~Angelo Colopplo and Mary A. Pa- tries; Reilly A. (lhlotto and Augusta Cantonio. Births 1——-Francea Marty to Mortimer ii. and ldelia DePierne. l——-Alired. to llasponl and Amelia Prime. 1-. Helen Margaret. Mary Chchy. 2—-Rssiemer. to Rsslemer and Rosalia Rucslnski. 3»~-Joseph. to Joseph and Johannah Sairnnek. Jr. 3»~~-John. to John and Elisabeth Ta~ 28 to Joseph and has. i- ~Flisabeth Ida. to John and Mary Keeler 5-~~Earl b‘w to Frederick A. and Grace Hyatt. Smilattghter. to Harry 0. and Annie M. Shulelt. . (inflates. to Christopher and Antoin. sits Capote. 7-~.\lary Elisabeth. to Charles and . Mary Fluke ‘ 7 Alice E. to Joseph and Alice Mo 1 Eiroy 7 lrvlng Milton. to Leon and Sarah‘ Golden ‘ I s—AKhes. to Runs-did Hilda not; leis. d—Frsnh to Antonio and Anne Pin- bell. swarms. to 030m; and Margaret Harrigan. id-«loasph. to John and Mary liar- vsth der. 10-«Elisabelh Mary. to Stephen and liertha (loss. li-«Saver'la. to Francesco and Marian- aela Totto. law-Anus. to Ralph and Cbisrs Dollar- tino. , it—Antoinatte. to Mike and Mary Ton seilo. l:i-—Rsiiels. to Teodoro and Christina lists. lB—-Louisc. to John and Ethel Miller. "who. towl‘redstiok W. and Elinor A. C. Force. 17—47% I, to Peter and Ian Gil- christ. ‘ “~Aiico Elisabeth. to John and leads Outiaridge. null/"limos. to George and Soil Her liltl. IO-Jlleisa Isl-asset. to Steve and Mary Karina. Ill-«flan. to William and Gctruda We 21-4” Anni Alli in Carl and Tests some. mitts-toss. lib-Ramos. to Tbs-as A and also , busily. . rim-Jenn 0.. to William and (lather- institution. iHossss MM is gonna and ”ram“ is m anti mu as W TEA Crown Actor ‘ Blend A 15c and 30c ‘ Mixed Osyloh Errol lrsskiast .. Formosa Ooionp Rock .& quarter-w u amon- ot the Bard Cop- Gold Rock Brand. Blend B, 1068;200 pkg Mixed, Ceylon. English Breaklast and Formosa Oslong These Teas are selected and are packed with the greatest of care. A trial will convince you that they are of superior quality. pans ulna CHA‘atzs anooxaa Pave FINE. W .. \ Wealthy. Rs- Ansonls Manulscturcr Turns Ovsr I1» . alslm. 200 in Wirs Trust Cass. Cmt mu NEW vohx,sept.1s.—“-cumes a. 111' “NORM. ot Ansonla. Conn. Republi- _ an Ntatonai Comthittbeman. as pres- “it 0! the Coo Brass Mnnuiacturinz Notation appeared before , the criminal branch Clown Astkl‘m Circuit Court. “ :‘ tiles oi nolo. Blend . B 13c audlSc Mixed Ceylon Eng. Breakfast Formosa Ooiong Why? A. F. BECKMANN 33 I. I6 WAIHINOTONCT. Phone 440. & COMPANY SOUTH NORWALK m OSCAR H. RIVER STREET Now is the Time to get 2% Extra Nice Peaches. bskt. 7Sc & .151 For Canning Tomatoes UNITED GROCERY COMPANY 20 NORTH MAIN STREET Roton POint Hotel Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing. Boating, Bathing and Other Attractions HIGH CLAII CONCERTO. AFTERNOON AND EVENING. ON THE PIAZZA Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties JACOBS 38.08.. Managers Tel. 600 u'w Luther M. --—-— m. M...” BE INDEPENDENT Visit the Danbury Fair in‘ an Auto. Machines ’to Rent Driven by Skilled and Careful Chauffeurs We Are Booking Orders Now Telephone Eli-3 'Ilf your Carriage. Wagon or Auto Needs' Repairing or Painting NOW THE TIME IS THE PLACE BANKS NORWALK. CONN. PHONE 148 Jr Wright’s s 9~Emma Robinson ......... so ll—Bsrsh Benedict . ...... ..7i lo 21 swulien Pearson .......... iii ilwAntonio Arena ........ .. 4 l0 (loom L. Hunter. 10-Cathsrlne Brown ....... 30 lira. ll John ll-Barsh Ann Randolph ....M 7 3 Mrs. Chas. L'llommcdicu. llehariotte Estelle Camp. . .48 ~18 Mme. L.iiomodine. lszmma Alnlay ...... .....7i 7 i lllmo. L'Homotieu. lb-Mary Jillian Coleman ....24 ll 21 Jack Lynch. liwwasrah McNaughton ...... iii 5 7 Mrs. M. May. li-—John ll. Lewis .........so Clarence Maynard. lswldary Agnes Powell ..... ill 3 2 J. Y. McGovern. ill Day at. iC-«Ilrmlom.......llsls Miiclit Btslan. RI ileehn Minster ....n....fl it. i... Newlands. 17~Dasiel r. mom .....u um Newman. ' . iMo-opblae Roman 1,21 lira. Noyes. v iHugust A. pals .........63 27 Wm. H. Parseil. A Ila-Pasquala Santana .......oli Mails Wright ..........’ls mm Instant Adam.. 1 s 23 Wilson ..........76 £27 don—Mary McMuiisn .........dll iii~mllisin J.Lassen .......ils ammo Lawns. “wt twist“ or Winn-s realm «anus and «is firm son an. osa tor tho. I”! was. soon: Wit. W. K. Holdall. John I‘. Brown. 9 bliss a. Gal-isle. is West ‘It. w. Connors. mutiny. Miss L. Hamilton care Mrs ll. L. Icoviil Mrs. Albertine Hayward. it. 1" l). 37. Mrs. M. Polioch. c. Rudnar. . Alon Rutter. ”Mrs. Mary Biiro. Boobs 87. Mrs. Mary Smith. Mrs. Fred C. Bouisr. >~ ‘l‘. V. Taylor. lira. Herbert H. Wilson. lites Harrislt Wrisbt. W on» race INN!“ TOADITOOLI. BKWQM‘. dept. ids-talus»! do Filippo is dead from will! M stools piss-c tor samba-seats. ‘ will “as! W Mob rs. Harriet L. Smith. .J. W. bemused. ' r. a. snows. s. “it
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