7 him held.
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~w..........w.-s..w_m~u.~_..W.—m WW “w
’ . Whooier, breathedhis’last, with on the
work of hill own hands. from collar to
chimney. and whllo he never learned
any trade concocted with building. it
was it pretty good which" an amateur.
Mr. Wheeler was one of the most gen-
ial men that ever lived and was uni»
versaliy lamented. The funeral was
held from the house this nitornoon.
(-
Tlto East. Norwnlk Fire District com-
mittee will hold an open district
meeting. thin ovoning. in the Mayflow-
er Hook and Ladder company quor-
ters, or which time the romovnl of the
motor generator; houne to another lo-
cality and other important district
business will he considered. Tho moot-
lng is being held preparatory to cull-
ing it special district meeting. and it
‘ illnrquauts it‘ll.” fl
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and ancient
service at sll times.
Personal sttention sir-
en to all prescription
gloat. 1” tr ii is hoped and requested thst oVory citi»
rs our 0 o: . .
pstrons. Come in and son that can will be present.
Hoar-Admiral Winfield Scott Bchloy.
who fell dead in Forty-third street.
New York, Monday. the 2nd lush.
M... counted his friends in The Not-walks
A by the thousand. and not lotist union:
Rev. Charles J- Anderson occupied them was (‘nptnin Thomas Smith, of
1“” pulpit “d 9’9““de '3'“ evening. East Norwulk, who had the pleasure
Till the prayer and crime service which time and time again or tailing the bril-
liant hero of Santiago on fishing ex»
cursions. lie was unsuumins so he
was great and the cupiuin's recollec-
over Sunday in; tions of tho mitny happy hours spout
' in his company will always be pious»
ant and protituhlo.
Wrsrrom‘
wait tor your our.
3 BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Monsan-
H...» ., .. ..... .-...o-..-...._—»~-...---
, Carlton L'Hommedieu and his grand-
..hther, of South Norwalk, were guests
Rollin Tom’s.
.v‘gpringdsle.
The monthly business meeting of tho
flaydower Hook and Ladder Company
will he held, Monday evening. in its.
null-tors, in Van Zant street. '
Rev. Lester F. Reynolds occupied;
the pulpit and preached at the prayer!
meeting, which was held. last evening. ‘
It the Advent Christiun Church.
AND .
SAUGATUCK
Rodman Lilly. who is working on it
turn near Stamford. was the truest all
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas it? Wilford My“; has broken ground
Ulb’. 0f Senvlew avenue, yesterdsy. for his new residence.
m
Mrs. John Film has been entertain
lug relatives from New York city.
The weekly prayer and praise ser-
vice of the East Avenue Mcthodist
Church was held, last. cvcninu, at
which Rev. William w. Gillies out-u!
fled the pulpit and preached.
l-inrry Gallagher is recovering from
n ret'elil. operation for ultpoiitlicitls.
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The East Norwnlk Improvemcnt As; lioi‘ucc iiuriituti has (told port of
lociation will hold it directors” moot-y his; large tnrm to Ncw York portion.
ing, this ci'cninz at tho rcsiticncc of ~—--«--—~~-—~—
.llrs. E. E. Gorhnm. it is curncsily rc.‘ .‘ir. and Mrs. Aihcrt Mills worn
quested that nil the members he pres~ via-intro at tho. ilnnhusy inir iron-tr
gm, Q 1 day.
The propcrty owners on Scaview ”"0"“? ““erth and 3"“ “'9"?
Ivonne. who own the mnrsh land, nrc among the linnhury tnir viaitors ycst
having their inning with the nub-com? terduy.
. _mittee of the liridgo commitmc which W’”‘ -
.1,” to do with negotiating .10, ino‘ Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Nest-it uroi
Mmrly_ .tlve proxni parents or s hairy boy. horn
.- : 'i‘ucruiny,
Commencing this Sunday, lllt' t-rttin —~——~~-v«---~-« l
lug services iii the East Avenue Mt-tn. lira. .iohn ii. Morris is entortninlngi
odiui Church will (Ttlillillt‘lli‘t: an hour ‘1 Mimi“ Wi‘ii' 0f irionds from New?
earlier. starting iii 7 o‘clock. 'l‘hc lip. ' 3'0"“ i‘lil.
worth Lt-nguo pivoting conimcnrctt iii
6 o'clock. '
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.\Ii‘. nnti Mrs. Louis Kirnstock howl
n....-..,-.,_..m._ illtl\'(‘ll from Wt'siilll to our village ior‘l
_The nnnuni rnily day of tho Rust ”‘l‘ "-l““"‘- l
Avenue iiutiuunut Sundny school will f
be held Sunday morning und H is; Willinm li_, Smith is recuperating in!
earnestly reoucstcd ihni cvt-ry “wm'va Yurk my "m" lhoellocts of M”
her and touchcr oi the rii‘lluul uticnti . “TN" “‘H‘ .
this service.
Henry Til. (Tooioy will loud ihc mcci-
ing of tho \‘onng l‘ooplc‘s Socioly of
Loyal Workcrs, which will he hold in
the Advcnt Christian Church Sunday.
Man's Accountnhiliiy will l)(‘ the suit
loci of the tulit.
William i'cirio shot nm line any
squirm-ls in the llnserillo woods. Wetl-
nostiny .norninz. .
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.iuhn Wood and Mr. and Mrs. James
tiltiotio t-nioywi on auto ride to the
llnnttury filli‘ )t-utvi‘tluy.
'l‘lto iiisucu i‘mhrnlt am noon to
How tiiuit Sanitulucit roxldont‘o unti;
uptnd ih.- WININ' in Ncy York city. ‘
Tlic citriion of [low iruslt-r-s for
three ycnrn was hold at ihc Eliot Aw»
hue Mclhotiixt t‘liurt'h, inst owning.
tho polls lll‘lllil npcncd from ls' until it
Elinor licndcrsoti, of this city, will
i ‘ s s I
odom“ Daniel I‘”""‘"'""‘”“”v "h l.. lcurc Saturday inornint: for ilulrcs-‘
Trounson nnd licnu inglnt wi-rc “m. TM“, Mm." h" hm. scoured a
choacn.
posiion on it much.
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A luritc numlttr of Most Norwnik.
folk nIit-ntlrd tliu litinlmry r‘itir. yt-s Mm“). m iitc llitulniry i‘nlr “Nun...”
“"1“.“ "ii" ""1"“ ”mi ”W" hnd ”i". liurr ilcln lizts uccoptod n position
time of llll'll‘ Ill/ml. 'l‘lio day With “flu tho wfiliwn market.
flour idt-ul un could ho douircd in tidal W...“
clininic oi' unm-tllcd chihcr. and run] ‘ 'l'itc i'uucrul or Mm, l'oit-r nulkhsy.
mlilllli')‘ It'iill' iiillitlfliilit‘i‘t' won to ho who tilt-d wry sutidt-nly Hundtt. was
had in ultuntinncc. ;hcid-irotn hcr homo Wodnonduy ni-
-.__..-.......-..._. fit-moon. liov. Kcnucth Mnckonsio om-
'“ “ “‘"M‘m rcccnlly “M" “i ““"i' .ciutlutr. intormcnl followoti in Willow
ford. oi 2.000 incmlwru oi lllti tirnnd ' Brook mummy
Army of tho iicpnhlic. iii their liliioth
Innivt-i'sury, not it man umonu thorn
wen noon under tho influonce of into»
mun. This toutimony should msitc
mule cuiolui how they nuttocioio
drunkenness with the G. A. it.
”WM
‘ The Women's Auxiliary of Christ
church will hold it rummage ssle in E.
I,» Hefner's ottoro. beginning October
M. sud ooutiuulnc until Saturday.
More hnvlnz anything to contribute
h the tunic um united to notin any of-
,. {in members of tho Auxiliary, or mem-
MI of the MM. will goods will he
‘ filled for. Word may also be left in
If. Hefner‘s cigar m.
w.w w
[liked (Buckie) Taylor, the clever
Whirl at the Crescent inundtry,
In been exerting himself within the
'W couple 0! days sud u u mull
III turned out [filluf‘pim which
how adorn the wlilli at tho tut-tin.
' ‘ oi those pictures represents new
litvlli'own in the air pulling down s
liothe other tells the wt
‘ .lsisddry; cheddar having
his" " low
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William Scldc took iicnri‘ Mlllfi‘
'
Willlntn Horton, of Phiituloiphin.
who it will he remembered wan struck
and lintlly injured August, it by on su-
iozuohile owned and driven by liver.
cit Sipporiy nusr tho Buck residuum.
wits dittclmrgod from the Norwsllt hos.
pital yesterday.
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The snnusl meetim of the Fair
held oodnty mllisriss of the New
Haven branch of the Womsn‘s 130er
of Missions will no hold in the Cost-
lrr-ugtionul Church. October 11. The
morning session opens st 10:80; the
afternoon session It 2. Basket lunch
at noon. in the moratorium Kyle,
representing the executive commit-
tee of the Women's Bound of Boston.
will speak. in the afternoon in min-
uiondry address will be given by Miss
Bl. Ger-trod; 86mm. of Van, Turkey.
Miss Rogers is the cistern)! Rev. D.
Minor Rom. who met? s mat-try’s
dull: during the more st Adena.
new
IUMMII OOTTAHIG IURNID.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. tin-The poll“
at- “many of thsouiflun that the tits
.‘lT W'mevH-rrmm {f ‘
’t ‘ll“.- .;i w . ., ‘_‘i
H llrliJMLLiihldelLiti wail... ‘ . M M ‘
Tun HIGHEST PRICED FLoun‘r-i‘ri AMERICA
AND wo urn ALL 11‘ cosrs
If you want cheep flour, you can
{at its-«there are half a digit:
is ery‘ ' "'
brands of cheap flour in
But it‘ you want 1 better Boil“-
and will pay a little better prior,
you can get one~ .
Just One : Just On e
King Midas is sold by all grocers.
Shane Bros. & Wilson (30.. Philadelphia.
grocery.
.iiiiit "l‘L'lJllLJ—w-nu.
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N the Future 9
DoNot Blame
Your Razor
oooooooc.
No More Honing or Grinding
required on any style mot. for with BAILLY'S
VERY SHARP DRESSING .
on your strop. this is all eliminated
One Thousand Shaves for 25¢
l'un you figure ih~ cost per shill‘c‘.’ Do not throw dull
histics away. hui'si ‘op thorn; in wmtdcriul tiisturory that
uppcnls to till mun. At'iii lllw lllflillt. lnu no vil'llil it you
show. you can’t nfltrd to be without it. t‘ ii. Ilniioy's
Very Sharp
(TRADE .‘iAHKl
A Scientific Preparation thst will put
a Perfect Edge on the Dullest Razor
And is guaranteed i) give perfect utlslscilon to the most
skeptical portion, or two will refund pttrcbuw price wil-
lingly; we cannot Ll) more.
A 250 Box of Very Sharp
contains enough troutmcnt to hop your ruror strap in
perfect condition for several ycni'n. No ilt'tt‘imily will
ever arise (or huvin: u rszor honed or shnrponcd. thus
making your shsvinr. n plenum.
To III the seminal readers who have uvuiicd them-
selves of the special Sofety llssor (Julfli. or to any one
(inc, We are now prepared to supply thorn with a host of
the ceichrnted“\'cry Bhnrp" Strop ilrosning. uhlch is
guaranteed to put it perfect Ml! on the (hills-iii rnsor.
This article is pmillvcly sold only by The Bouiinel to its
readers. and cannot lw purchseed in any store. it will
no given only for _ _ “a
Five Premium Coupons Cut from
The Sentinel and 250
ilo do not throw dull hindes swsy. hut strop thorn and with
llnilcy's "Very Shurp ilrcsslnu. your old hinder will ho
equal to new. You cun begin chitin; out Coupons at any
time. and when you hsvo tire consecutln nutrition. bring
thorn to Tina Bentiuri cities with :25 cents in cash. and
gel is host of this coohrutod messing.
~ Seven Good Reasons Why You
‘ Should Try Very Sharp
I.~Very Bhsrp "'0! to the rssor blade the liveliest shu-
ln ' ed” em groomed. ,
twins/r0 is not in; liito you limit. Ant. Lilli info.
hull!” lhsru nastier every shsve with the ionic istle
perfectly sntlmctory. .
Ila-Juan rssor with Very Blisrp and you will never its"
tho sunoysnce or a tough hard or s condor sltin.
br—«The host rssor msds enact give it clean and soils-
lsctory shove uniosnit he honed tmcnsionsiiy. but by
usinl Very flhsrp its directed this is eliminated.
dammit one in o thoussnd csn hone s rssor. but by us-
ing Very tihnrp them iii no notes-ha for hunting.
7.«8hsvinu troubles us not caused by s poor mor but
by poor condition of the mar.
“Vryo Sharp” Coon
Number 15
‘ been recent ghosts of friends in Hing-
“ humpton. N. Y. "
. . *«W¢M _._—-—-
‘ltlic lit‘cme Imoplo.
Mrs. John Vl’lidscnuloy is unending:
the fuir Week with hcr parents in‘
Dutihury. 1‘
Mrs. W. (I. Kolllogu and nourhnvq .
Miss M. iWiluon of Rollin Ridge has
rotor-nod floor it two wooltn’ vocation
at Atlantic City. '*
Tho; Bates . luiFo‘m y lii‘others’ auto
trunks hnro linen melting trips to the
Dsnhury fair this week.
anlewood School has opened for '
the fall term with s good number or
bright young poplin enrolled.
i Mitts (Inrolino Purdy of New York
i has been n guest of her mother in
iPsrli street for severni days.
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1 iiirit. John E. Hersum and son Don-
2and and Mrs. Charles 1.. (‘lrieiicl speni ’
:Suudny with iricndu in Rye. '
tier. (lco. it. Stownri, tho Stole mls~
tsionury, prenchod ut the i‘ouun strum
it‘hepel. Sunday afternoon. ul 3:15.
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. hint. Hurry P. Zurr nnd her niece.!
liiiso Edna Blntor. of Stamford. went3
tit.) Syminitton inst Friduy. and ro~
WINDOW DISPLAY
“PECK” \
C L O T H I N G
at $15 - $16.50 - $18
Lstesi Fail Models
Bors'; SCHOOL sons 9
$2.5M $3.50. 54
PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phont No. 1185-2.
imaincd owr night. They attended m M __
ithu litncrul oi their cousin, t‘npm
i Theodore Scoliold. " .
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The 24 majority for nonliccusc host
Julian an unusual nignlllcusm with.
th'nlefOllT holu
:ilcs math» is mad lull «disc. and ‘24:
i votes put. a good full run out of mu» E
mission
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Mitts Anon iiodlmer is now touching
in “in Smith Riduc school. Minn Elf
.lcn Davidson has rouiizimti and tuhcn >—---
in position nit liookitocpcr in thc ol-g
.W
“lint in
guild) '
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Sinriing n ilro in your hcnior Hit? it not, do on to-
duy -nn:i it it docsn't. work right let us know ni out-ta!
Mcanwhiie you'd llt‘iic‘i‘ have an Oil Store or Gas
Heater to take the chill of! the rooms. “'0 have them
at all prices.
The Jones 8: Hotchkiss Co.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
17 Wall Street Phone 742 Norwsik. Conn.
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liters of H. H. Monti in tho iutercfli’
lor tho Noiolon \Vuicr t‘o.
i A largo iton limit. the capacity or.
3 which is 15.0"" mtilonu, hnu nrrivcd in;
:iown for tho John it. llrudlcy plucc‘
fin l’ouus turret. The limit will no:
inst-d {or iltc Keu‘unoo wntnr uysicm‘
inoiug installed by \‘Voitcl and Orr.
Dr. Thomas 'i‘unney into had his?
-‘ mnldcncc in (lhcrry sircct oomph-tel) :
i
u‘cuot‘nicd. liurtiu‘ood flours urt- lliv
important tritium o! the improve-f
at the 4-door, 30
L00 h. p. Touring Car
Equipped with silk mobsir top. wind shield. sits and oil lamps. Bosch
msxneto and coil; everything Int-class. Gnusnteed for one year by
the maximum-I. for 81528. For lull psrucuisrs call or address
F. E. LOCKWOOD & CO.
80 Wall “reek—(Plume) Garage. Wot" Street. Norwalk. Conn.
incurs, lic has ulso moved iiin inflict.
l .loiiu Heiinl of Silvcrtnine left on;
in» slcnmcr Lincoln. Monday. for is
llil‘tlirih‘lt‘il Hall with
itlcrmnny. it is thirty-live years sinro ‘
l Mr sit-lint hss been in his nutiw lnnti.‘
.nnd ho lnicnds to visit all thc scones.
i where he spout his youthful dsyn.
'i‘iterc is a possibility that thel‘
li’oung lion's t‘luii dancing chins willl
‘ Dc rc~ornnnlrcd (or ihc winicr. il'
.onouirlt int-mixers tire, rccciveti to wary
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innit ii the clunn will meat in either .
lilic Town iiuli or Raymond‘s ilitli.
i’l‘hu instructions will he givcn from"
7:30 to it. after which thorn will hc"
social dancing until ii p. m. 'l‘hoeo‘
. Jr.. Willinm E. Smith. James Thomas.:
1 Howard H. lion»: and Leon (7. Tooks‘r.;
rclnilvcs in '
The Hatch 8t Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone. 46.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
StornTSashes
are it good investors-m, When winter winds lilow ihcy sow
the cool hill and add comfort to the home. We can furnish
them in any sire and style.
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it is fluid tho! it comhinniion ol
Now (‘unsun snioonitocpors nrc nono-
tintiu for the purchase» of a union"
our the Stamford dt‘POl. It in also}
Vstuicd lh|l on Saturday ninhta u ape-i
uiIl train will ho run on tho brunch,-
to ncooutmoduto pntronu who wish to.
romuiu until the closing hour. 'l‘hoi
lust roltulur truin from illutnlord nil
~pl‘ouelil lli "Hill. The fillt‘l‘llll train
will not learn until “:80 it tho pro.
limit intentions of thosc inlorcntod uro
carried out. Thom is connidershle
feeling in New Cnnssu not it result at
tiondsy's voting. sud onloou men con.
land that tho town will be worse now
lhli. liofore. They predict thut itnl.
lens sud Hungarians will have "blind
timers" In every part of the village
doing it good luminous with the town
sottinl no revenue from the sales.
ww-.¢... .n
-—l~llm. counts. itch or salt rheuni
sets you cnsy. (isn't bar the touch
of your clothing. Don‘s Ointment
cum the most obstinate cues. WM
suitor? All druuists soil it.
u...”
When melting up cheep sstlu line it
with very thin dunueiette. as this
gives it a much rich» invariance
sud prevents it from cousin.
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«ElectricalCo.
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ILCWIGAL ”'0'
THE N w scrum:
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
csnse oi the disousc sad the art of nd-"
lusting the some. Diseases are csuscd
by is wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even it done in childhood it
cronies pinched nerves and pain in
later his in tho diliercnt organs and
limbs. .
(‘hiropructors remove the cause of
this disuse and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve syntems in your body.
Nervousneu. Rheumutinm. Psi-sly-
sis. Henri, Kidney and i‘omsle Dis-
eases Iris ulven special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never mret giving Chiropractic o
chsnce to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
04 WAOHINMON 81180. NORWALK
Magnetic Trostmsnts Given Also
“illusion
(Founded by Eligsgbsth Burr Mead,
Notice
During July sud August
our store will close on 8st-
urdsys’ st 1 p. m.
At your
service every other wait
anym7s.m.toip.m.
E. E. Gorham
Decorator
10 mm so. _ltsst Net-wall:
Telsphoso Four One Six
t
Daily Line to N. ii.
For FREIGHT Only
mm
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s .i _
A School ichirls
roost-nor HILL, wonwncx
The School will open for the‘li‘nil
Term on Thursday. Septomhcr 21,
lilil. st nine o’clock.
Collette Prepnrstory and General
Courses tor older girls: Kindor smn.
Primer-y and intermediate Im-
monts for little girls sud boys ilMIIi'
ten yesrs. French taught in sli
‘ ins lflv. P‘.
M WNW '0“ ".0.
m. in”); u" h! "‘
Wed at Nasal! I to s 9. rules. Arrangements mode tor inner
h “I loath Nut-wall 3' to h: on children who use the trailers ruin
u . tor serving it hot lunchscn. “forms sud
. . - illustration booklet on conduction "
.. . Tho Prisclpsi, may by
W so marsh;
Norwalk Chronicler