‘ May Manton Patterns
for Fall and Winter
ALI.» PATTERNS. loo
FASHION" ionic. so. When acid
with Pattern.
E. K. BANKS
HAHKCKEHO HOTEL BLOCK.
SOUTH NOBWALK
Red Waiters, of Norwalk. has ae-
cured a position in the Great Atlantic
in Pacific Tea Company’s Main street
more. '
Miss Faun-1e Mnhey, of Stamford, la
the guest oil the Misses Louise and
Helen Plunkett, of River street, Nor-
walk.
Miss Bessie McNally. of the Boston,
Store, has resumed her duties after a
vacation spent in Brooklyn with
friends.
An adjourned meeting of the South
Norwalk Republican Club will be held.
this evening, in the offices of George
H. Vosbulgh.
it is reported that there was a hot
list tight in the rear of one of the hat;
shops in the vicinity of Day and Ray-
mond streets, Saturday afternoon.
The barge Hell, with a cargo of sand.
for the Norwalk Lock company, has]
arrived in South Norwuik and is tied
up to the Raymond lirotbers’ docks.
Miss Margaret Driscoli, of Straw-
berry liili avenue, has resigned her
position in DeKlyn‘s bakery alter hav-
ing llt’Oll employed there for a tutor
“(‘1' of years. I
O
'i he entertainment committee of illti‘
iluteka Rebekah Lodge, No 4‘. l.
t). it, will hold a met-ting, this even-g
ing, a the homo of Mrs. F. 'l‘. Lyon, oi”
Henry. street.
The Friendship 'Sit-k Benefit Asso‘
elation of the Eureka Rebekah Lodge“
will go to Dunbury, tomorrow on that
10:01 a. to. train where they will meet
with Mrs. Fred Barthel. of 79 Frank.‘
lin street.
Miss Muriel Burrell, of Brooklyn,
who was ill. with intermittent fever,
has so far improved as to enable her
to come to Norwalk to recuperate at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward L
Bradley in Ridge avenue.
The annual outing of the foremen.
otllce empioea and members of thel
firm of E. A. Mallory & Sons but man;
ufactory, in Danbury, was held Salli-l
day afternoon at the Dorian Ho
The members of the part, about lorty
in number. come down in automobiles.
Mayor Albert M. Pohiman and the
members of the South Norwalk Board
of Councilmen and other city oiliciaia
will be entertained at a Hungarian‘
supper at the rectory oi the St. Ladie—
laua Hungarian Roman Catholic
Church by Rev. Stephen F. Cbernitzlty
this evening. The gentleman are an-
ticipating a very pleasant evening.
The Noernlk Chapter of the Dangle
tore of the American Revolution will
hold its that meeting of the season at
the home of Mrs. George R. Barnum,
of 17 Morgan avenue, on Thursday et-
ternoon at 3 o'clock. at which time
important business will be transected
Mina Catherine Sturgea will Hagan
interesting paper on "The Wedding oi
a Norwelk Belle of Colonial Timer."
There will be a. board meeting at 2:30
o'clock.
A red letter event in prohibition ‘cir-
cine will be held Tuesday evening.
Bept. 19, at ro'clock at St. Peter's
puurclt in North Main street. when the
eloquent Californian, Charles J. Hall
will speak, netting tor his subject. "A
Clean Snap." Everybody ie invited
including all members and associate
members of the W. o. T. '0. All Uh
ion Labor men are also invited to hear
Mr. Hall, of 'IM Annalee. 'Tllll mail
in from the city where they are try-
ing the McNamara brothers for blow-
lna up the Times Wilding.
henna emanate...»
.aud western sections.
. .
tern sections. .
repent yesterday in
ifriends.
Tlnlol & (‘oidcn have taken the
iwlll give u stttoitor to the members
".i
Hundreds 'of
Home Making Suggestions
at prices Yotl’ll be glad to pay
Herein one as a starter: Fix up a cozy atudy-roorn for yourself as well ill the children.
.Gthe-WerniCke Bockcnses
help to furnish the borne as well as to care for the booka. They are constructed in units, and
whether used as individual libraries, or united no a wholetor the family, they are always com-
plete and efficient. They are the standard of a modem book-cue construction, and made in
many styles and finishes. As the need of a book-case becomes more and more pressing. you
will eventually buy a GEOBE-WERNICKE—Why not now? We will be glad to allow them
and quote you factory prices.
A copy of the “World's Best Books" for home reading prceented free to all visitors who
bring to our store a copy of this advertisement.
The A. J. Collins 1' Companyr
12-18 North Main St
80. Norwalk, Conn.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk‘nnd vicinity: Fair to.
night; Tuesday unsettled weather fol-
lowed by rain; brick and probably
high north and northeast winds. A.‘
long though of‘ low pressure, extend-
ing from Texas northeastward to
Michigan, is producing unsettled welt-
ther with rain in the Mississippi Vul-
ley and the Lake region Ateaa of high
pressure are central over the North
Pacific and the North Atlantic coasts.
These areas are producing cool, pleas
ant weather in the extreme eastern
The tempera-
ture is risinz iu the central and east
mac—um
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
m...»—
Temperature: Minimum, no; maxi-‘
mum 78. Partly cloudy. '
Miss Nomn Cahiii, of Norwnlk. anti
the Boston Store. is ill at her home.
or South Norwalk.!
Stamford wilh'
James Gavin,
ticket agency for the big Cunard liners
luaitttnia and Mauritania. l
l‘ouaasua (founrll. Royal Arcauum.
and friends tomorrow evening.
Matt is at
Chauncey work rovtlr-
uishing and repairing the front of ilri'y .
.tml & Besse‘s Mttin street atoro.
lilies Clara Nttttefortl of Wilton
avenue, is assisting in neKlynv‘s bale
cry in Main street for the week.
Attorney John Keogh. of the firm
of Keogh ti Caution, of South Norwallt,
spent the morning in Stamford on busi-
neaa.
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Eachevora
have returned to New York after
spending the summer at the Elms in
South Wilton. '
The delegation of Woman's Relief
Corps, Buckingham No. 30 is having a
fine time during their week's outing
at Fairtleld Bench.
The Norwnlk City Council is to hold
a regular meeting this evening. Pav-‘
ing matters and routine bucinens will
come hclore the session.
Joseph (Joan, of New York city. was
arrested by Chief Thomas Motherland
or the Norwelk force this morning
charled with intoxication. ”He had to
be carried to the lockup. Superinten.
dent at the Connecticut oompenye lo
cal division Cbarlee A. Copley acetat-
ing the chief.
Mien Cornelia Odell. of Best eve-
d‘de, trill leave Norweilr tomorrow for
Springfield. Vermont. where she will
be one oi the many gtteeta at a large
house party. The affair in to continue
for a week and the young people. ell
out-of-town save Miu Odell. are anti-
cipating a moat ploallnt time.‘
William G. Miller. of Belden place.
Norweiit and the M. and R. Motor Car
company. will leave tomorrow On in
business trip to York. Pa. p Hewlll
visit Phliedelphie end other lute
cities along the war. Returnlnl Mr.
Miller will drive home e Pullman air
tomobiie fresh train the fietorr which
is situated in Yul-it. Pa.
The presence olfe contractor telling
unreliable of the remains oi the
W11 the rumor was born that the
W my estate was to rebuild. A
Model roporter made inquiries of
Minimum“ float. this morning.
. told tbet as yet no steps had
t
ammonium of yaolnlen'p stables.
remuneration tome interest among
‘ those when“! the operations and tin-
lam too-rainy such rebuildinl
Molasses is good. but there is
corn meal.
just what should be in feed.
ulntz if it were cheaper.
merits.
First in quality,
are
Jeddo Co
Send ue an order for one load. and we will retain you as e out
tamer. Clean. free from slate, uniform quality, eultlble for Jul-new.
range, etovo or aelfufeeder. Fria- on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
‘ anon-r FEEDs
manufacturers would huv‘h you btlliove.
«all the food a superior one. but it is no better than the starch from‘
Starch as well as molasses, in convoxted into sugar in til-
geationwmlt n'olasues can cover a multitude of hint
if int. consumer know something about
what he is really buying. the law would be cficriivc~
times it. seems as if this some consumer would buy thunder and light-
iionuie Home Ground it‘rt-tlu soil on their
first in pritromlwnys in the minds of its cuaium- i
iiouuio Home tlrounti Feed for Horses, t'attle and Poultry.
That’s It!—
A HotTlting
i
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no'nlagic in it, as the Western
They use the molasses to
The law states
though some-
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MANUEI. TORO HATCH.
MORE THAN EXPECTED
in luscious flavor lliltl high qual-
ity you will get when you buy
.P' Rodgers crashed into a tree and
{fell with his aeroplane 35 feet to the
' around.
2112
WE will close out our complete stock
of 65-note Player Rolls at half price
$1.50 Rolls
$1.00 Rolls
75c Rolls
50c Rolls
rolls
104
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A ard make of Player, 65-note. Don’t
miss this chance.
Sonnenberg Piano Co.
Washington Street
Half Price
t,
75c
50c
' 88c
25C
0 O
O O
guaranteed to fit any stand-
illllilll Riflillli
illiiilli Illlii liii
Fails With ills Aeroplane Thirty-
live Feel, and Receives Scalp
Wounds
lililllll..b1’l‘t)w.\'. X. it, Sept. 18.-—~iu
attempting to resume his flight to the
Pacific coast this morning, Galbraith
'l‘ho nit-man received scalp
your Clnrota, llurgundlea. or in-
llio wines and liquors of any
kind at Maguor bi Flynn's.
more than till the bill and no
one is ever disappointed when
they buy at Manner tit. Flynn‘s.
Magnet & Flynn
Quick Auto Delivery everywhere
Phone 410
COAL
HARRIS 8;
68 Water Street
THE KNOI GLUI CLO'Ifi.
Iue Ilene. Dencee Ind. Int Members
Will Uee Grounde During This
Month. .
Two beautiful day! were seturdey
and yesterday. those at h witnessed
the formal closing of t Knob Club
after a season more then usually euc-
ceaefui. Although the formal cloning
toolr place int evening, the last day
that the bus is to run. the club house
and grounde will be open for the use
of members during the remainder or
the present month at leeat. it is prob
, able that gpnitor‘nrown will remain
on the grounds all winter and in this
event encore may be bad to any of the
building: for some time. The wim-
mlng eeaaon at this resort baa by no
means closed as yet and every day will
ma number of people enjoying this
“court.
The dance on Saturday evening van
one of the moat largely attended inc»
careful functicne of the year. Brawn-
licid'a orchestra cffitenlfoni he: plera
ed each datum night throughout the
eeeetm and an given greet utteran-
tlon. The orchestra is composed of
young male and they have received
many compliments upon the fine music
they have favored the club with duré
in; the summer.
several concerts of a trial oirder.
Thulflw W
ill-t
Telephone 721
for Next Winter’s Com-
fort . . at Lowest Prices
Til. whom II" .
.GANS CO.
South Norwalk
throughout the aeaeoh and there are
quite it few young people who enjoy
them each day even at tbie advanced
moon. ,
Sher James Robertson reports a
moat eucoeeefui your. the eacollent
weather of the Saturdays and Sande”
having helped him greatly. The route-
urant service was much finer this year
than in previous aeeeoue. The same
management will probably have
charge of the restaurant next year.
accounts canutu. lNJUIID.
beam J. Carlin. of Weatpcrt eve-
one, while out selling Mrdey alien
noon. had the tnleiiorlune to Jan: hie
bend in the door of the hatchweey
on Victor W. rerrie‘a boot eo theta
very painful lmry was the result. His
hand was swollen greatly and it we‘a
reared at ilrat that some of the mailer
. hone- m broken. but the physician.
attending wanted this idea and pros
trounced this injury a very severe
bruise. [meter is on the Job ea usual. .
but in not feeling say too well as the
mull o! hie accident. ,'
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OUTTlNG A CORN!“
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triflwsntutltoummw ‘
‘ inter calm git wt
We l
ilnnchlne hit the ground and caught}
' . ' he failed to get a good alert. and near-
courte have been kept in due condition
wounds. not serious. but his machine
gwtts wrecked so badly that be prob.
tnbiy will be unable to fly until to-
morrow.
Rodgers stuck to his seat during the
i.plunae but was thrown out when the
;untier one of the wings. lust escapingl
gbeing emailed to death by tho beau
éeugine. At first it was thought that
the was badly hurt. but after a phyal-
clan bad dressed his Wounds, he went
back to the scene of the accident and
worked with his helpers ascertaining
the amount of damage. After the llrct
inspection, he said that if the engine
coud be repaired the other broken
parts could be supplied from dupli-
cates in his special train. if obliged
to send back tob’ew York for another
machine he did not know how loll!
he might be delayed. in any event.
he had no expectation of getting away
again before tomorrow evening.
The transcontinental racer roae be-
fore daylight. intending it. possible to
create a new distance record for one
day's night. He lett the ground at
8:16. Although there was little wind,
ly atruolt the founfoot stone wall nun
rounding the pieeeure grounds from
where he tool: off. Then at a height
of twenty feet one of his planes struck
the limb of a willow tree. This throw
him out of his conree and he creahed
full speed into a big hickory just be-
e e ‘ l“
Hts Royal Highness
the American automobliist, is the men
that we are entering to and in ordo
to make his automobile trip a triumph.
al procession we ask him to bring it to ,,
this shop before starting out. We will: A
overhaul it, tighten up screws and
chinery, put in new parts, put 11’ [he
glue, brakes. magneto, plasma!
good working order and moirel
journey a pleasant one by lack V
noy once by bringing his auto
5e WALL s‘rnenr"
nonwaut.
puoue 438.
Everything in the Optical Line
‘ Eyes Examined Free
0. B. J acksc‘m
Optician
.. WE BELIEVE IN A
Thorough Business Training“;
AND COMPETENT GRADUATES
MERRILL
Stamford
south Norwalk Port elm
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——NOTICE"-—
if you prefer a medium Beer, neither very light nor dark. m
Pie] Golden Dortmunder. it is a production made exclusively m
the choiceet thebarley melt and the costliest Saucer hops puroheedbw
pond,
The branchea‘ot the three partly
Broke the force of his fall. but the
that, the engine wee partly buried in
the soft ground. Rodgers was pulled
out from under his plane, atiii amok-
ing a cigar be lit gust before the alert.
‘lie was asalated to his special train.
which stood waiting nearby with main
up ready to accompany him on today’s
Journey over the Erie Reilroad. ,
ARodgere landed been at ,:d 10 o clock
yesterday ovenind. after unkind hie
iirat day's flight from Streamlined her.
about eight! miles. in one hour and
fifty-three minim. if all went "well
today. he hoped by Tueedey to pm
hi- competitor. James J WW1. who is
delayed at Owego. N. 'Y.. by an accl-
dent laet Saturday
itiie report tot ihd uletitihen will be
htild title evening in the town eaeeinbir
machine came down so hard bead-on ‘
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The annual lovin meeting to hear,
made bytho ioneer brewer of this country. Get a case of It ’0‘!
lies. on y_ .1
How' about a case of Pabst. either dark or light? Only . Hi.
can of at botti ea.
Our success in due to friendly Wmendetlona We 1'0!ch '
request you to give us an order for the belt Brewed Bottled Beer ii
the country. and perhape you will recommend us to others. an we W
recommended to you ’
Castellano 8. Bardani
Tel. «1. ’NMM Delivery Iver-where '88 Railroad Avenue
LIT l1. TAXI YOUR INGINI OUT 0' YOUR IOA‘I', —
._ MAKQTHI NICIOIAIY HIPAIRI AND UTORI i'l' POI
NVTHE MNTIR. N0 GHAROI POI .TO'RAGI I? “F "K‘ ‘
AN! "ADI.
Norwalk Chronicler