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Mont, M Town of Not-wait:
made Candy .1
' ‘ filmy. Fruit
HUYLER’B FAMOUS
CHOGOLATEB
LANE‘B PURE ice CREAM
THE BEST QF BAKERY
PRGDUC'N
F. A. LANE
‘ I’l Wanblngion Strut,
south Norwnlk
Animated“... not. ‘
Launches and Boats
tor ulc. All kind- of repairing
given Imlnl atinntlon.
Owner Shall Point, Norwalk
The Candy of directional: "
of." kind. promptly built. Int.
' , jihik" _“11 ._ ‘ ‘
room snvnu .‘
To in: settled by every Mall and Young Man
in tho City« 1
iii-Will it be a Readyumade or Made—10.13
order Suit?
Will it be a Soft or. Stiff Hat?
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The Bridge (‘onstrucrion Committed WITNESSE'D NEW HAVEN. PARADE
will hold it tegnlut meeting lttis men?
ing.
Mat. y Norwalk People Enjoyed the
”M l, Fine Spectacle.
j—Iilillflll Sherwood-Network will he; Among those who went from the
at her studio, No. 11 Morgan avenue, ‘ Nomi/alps to New Haven to witness
on Thursday, September lilth. for the i the parade yesterday afternoon in the
season. Appointments i'01‘ VOW! trial-i first day of the great pugeulii and who
may he made lll‘ ‘llhOllC 01‘ letter. 1 were not only surprised with the 0);-
--~- . il‘t'me proportions of the line but
Buckingham P03“ .\.'~o 12' G A ' were delighted ulth the oxoellc 111. inun-
will hold it weekly lnlSlllCTSS meeting agement of the nmmhing throngs and
tonight the nentnoss of their costume ad the
, “w. handsome decorations ot’ the flonts
Cockenoe Tribe, No. 32. I. 0. R. M.. in the parade untl oi the city in gen-
will meet. tonight ill ”19 “7.21“ street. era], were 11)“ Walter Hilvhguck‘ W'H
(innrters for regular business. tlittnt Derringer, Mr mu] Mrs W. N
. "'*‘“*""" Smith Victor H. Dunn, -\rthut Robins.
Cccltenoo .lluymakors‘ \ssoriattou Miss Vern Hnnlon. lumo. Powers and
held a regular meeting and transacted A. ll. Lyon.
routine business 1““ evening. i The local vialtorsrwere pleased with
the appearance in lino oi so many
local people. The
mode it fine showing under Caption
Mossmnn us did the Naval Militia.
under Comnndor Eben llill, Jr. Sov-
ernl floats in the parade were decor
died with Woman‘s Sui'i’rnge colors,
purple. green and white and seated
in one of tho automobile. of the Po-
.lltit'nl Equality tongue oi? \‘ow Haven
twp.- Miss Anise Gregory, of tho Nor-
\vuik Equal Franchise League.
~12 varieties soft hats. O‘Brien's.
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The political pot in Norwalk 13 holi-
ing and as usual both Republoanu and
Democrats are claiming it citw victory.
Rev. Wllinm Cnvnnngh, assistant.
rector of the Norwich R. 1‘. Church.
visited his fumily in Orchard street
yostorday.
it now appears that tho rte-surfacing
of Wall street, 'NOI‘Wlilk is assured. It
is conoodcd genorully that it will he 11‘
good thing.
——Bnby won‘t, suitor five minutes
,with cronp it' you apply Dr. Thomni‘
W I Eclectic C)” at ain't». it item like mngit:
mllui‘dl (iron and Confetti Dance at
Roton Point, Saturday evening, Sep-
tember 21. i
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ROOSEVELT'S MOTHER‘S CRIB.
A'l‘lAN'l‘A, (l:’t.,'Supt. 20.”:th lit-
tle crili \Vili('ll hold the mother of Col.
(‘npluln Thomas “1111i. 01‘ ”10 NU!“ ’l‘hoodoro Roosevoll when uho Wilt-l n
Wnlit pollco i'oroo, enjoyed it tlu,\".'1 Vil- pithy, will pp shown the Progreflsive
option yvnlt'rday 811d “W‘Chl‘d 3" ”W prenidontlnl rundidnte when he visits
New Hnwn rurudr- this, t'iiy the lilrii of this month. The
. TW‘“ .. (N T ‘btilliillll. lit-d. with :1 high rolling of
m“ “ 6” “HIRING,” ’\.0' "”h' l ‘ U' plunder uplndleu, and tour knobbod
G. t“. \xill mum tonight ill the Htltlill poulfi, won found in Roswell. lit—ill"
Norunll. 'i‘lllb‘l 1' mummy h ll‘iiliillll' for uh: w tho t'Ulonrl q mother wnn botn
tho ituulur luminous i'11‘1‘55“1’“: 31in tho bottom blur of the crib, out-
m illnetl with :1 null point in tint: lot~
itors art- the \Hlltlii, ,L‘Milllti' by Danny
(iontmy iii .illllltfti liiiilthll, March iii.
(LW, McClure. of Atlanta.
'1 hr l2 ninroti \lliil‘l nllt'o tit-poo u' .le
t'oniriiuti ut tilt: ilrnt ulniotl lull «oin-
llllillitlilllllil ot‘ St. luim'o lioilgu No ii,
F‘. not] A. .\1.. in the. Masonic i‘o'mplo 153"-
tun: “Wm,” l’roui'ounlw Nntionul (.Llotnmittootnnn
. Mo...” ,._. i'l'om liom'uiu, i’lftit'llliy nliiniilt'd tho
Minn lluzol Wood, or Springtinlu, bud. llu lliiil un utilduvn; from "Mum
hhn'houn vluiling triutivou in Norwulit. tny tlrutur.” who wuu Mrs. Roosevelt’n
Mini. Lenin il‘iodler of Norwnilt to outdo nurttu lhnt tltu nod to the (mo
viuitinu Minn Ann Millitlilloy’ oi' \Vliilii- ihut unit prod by (wt. Iioottev'ult‘ n mo
inulon uvonuu. iltnntiord. tli‘il‘ an n bully. The anterior» moth-
. orb maiden nnmo wuu Millie Bullorh.
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no woman out: want» a nattsawor}
or xenorttlly no» 0110136“ with I a»
lion) want If
u. n
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Sowrr lnnpuotor C. lrvingwliyingt
oi Norwuik, into n form of men
work ciunniitg ouhtho vnrloug notch
illlilillii which worn nourly dildo during
tho llllii 1'va [layer storm. "
wvm
~Ulniii‘éillltii, Mourning imndtt.
. us «.1... m. A m ......M~.—-
O'ilriun.
Tim piti’iilii; work in Want avonue is
nrnumuttlup rapidly now than all lilii‘
Sixth Company "
Malta your choice but whatever
the decision may be your great-
est benefit will come by trading
at this store
Suits to Order
$157. to $40
"Can't be beat except at an ad-
vance of 25 to. 40 per cent.
Soft Hats
$1.50 to $3
Unquestionably best values in
the city. -.—.in
1W‘e’re having a big ,
‘u full on
Norfolk
Caps
At $1.50
See them and other
big values at
f 50c and $1.00
Greenport Oysters
sorr amps
l.,iltio \‘l'.euk Sea Bass. Cod, Halibut Sword. Flat, Butterflsh, Porgies,
Native Eris, Lobsit‘rS. Long and Round Clams little \‘ooktt, tiscnilops.
If our Sea Food pleases you, tell others, it not tell us.
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
Ladies’Suits
MADE 'ro ORDER AT venv
REASONABLE PRICES.
We employ only expert meéltunics
and guarantee our nork to ho satis-
factory. “6 also do
CLEANING AND REPAiRiNG FOR
NEW ,LINE or
STAMPED
GOODS
Center Pieces 35:: to $1.00
Librury Scnrln 25c to $1.00
- Sofa Pillows ..t. 256 and 500 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
llrosser Sout't’s ............ 75c "
Pillow (Jones ........... 50c I
Pin (Insitiou (lovers 25c and 350 I PAR‘S '- 'ES IA‘lURS
(lollnr und Uni‘i‘ Soto ...... 35c
Bullion Collars 20c: and .33: B. KOHN, Manader.
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123 WASHINGTON STREET
ROYAL SOCIETY PACKAGES
' AND FLOSS. Tariov Black, 2nd floor. Phone 357.4
J. I. Mallette
88 Wuhington 81.
LET “ THE
Norwdii‘t Furniture.
House ,
Tel. 449. St). Norwalk.
I ‘ ‘ E l h furnish you for your home with u
‘ highly polished Dining-room Stilt and
extracted by tile moot unproven and u Purlor Suit of tho luieit design, and
most modern mothodu. lavet‘y con- ‘
“ammo“ dentiut saves it tooth it a Stove that will save your coal bill
there is n nonstblllty oi (taint; and that; will bnkb tit nit times, and
"9' but it impunity huppoua for your and plecea of Furniture 0!
any description, so to the
that o tooth hats passed the boring
ntoto wban it duntict first roots it, no
nonwmu'irunm'run’a nouns,
1441! Wait 81., Narwaik Conn. 1
more to nothing lott to do but burn it
(Buboeum'a to F. A. Mitchell.)
out. With my method the o oration is
All our upholstorlng and rupturing it!
dutch. dimple, tree from at spam and
unuttundod by danger or any ill utter
done by u tiratoluar French cabinet
tuition“ and pollution formerly with 19'.
Dr. J .. H. Mallory
16 south mm on. South Namath.
Bum
Militia are again at hand. boutmtor
Ghosts-r J. Ryan, in charm of the curb
ing has a form or man working bulow
Dortmund rtreet om
Burton M. Bell, oi! mu simple“
this wait for amnion, Wt. when: no,
will tutti; up not studied at Blatant/an .
Military academy. Mr. nail in propane
ins for that limited Status town “811‘
my til: Annapolis, Lid, and output; to
it» may to who the examinations
:1 «in: by \awotntmunt only,
but Dominion him, Savannah Lina.
i . .10. . to
Old Point Wank Nofiolk. litan-
til “00 a.
. Ph no it'll.
”CUM: 9 I.’ m. ‘0 a P; m. A. Mitchell T O .
M
Norwailtllfrfianch once of
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We Sell. Tickled
«mm-cum
Clydo Lino
mood; “malt and includi-
, at the home or Mrs 12..
General De nobody has left Hamp-
Tton inn.
Edward Rutledge spent yesterduy?‘
in .Litohtield.
WWW '
‘ Mot. Schnabel of New
stopping at Hampton Inn.
1 York in
The Mothers Club met yesterday
B Lawrence.
typhoid. in getting along well.
Mrs. Follows who returned to New.
York, utter summering in town.
-w» "my...
Mrs. Hashim has occupied the
Human cottage upon South Main
street. =
Mrs. H. Turner. returned Wednes-
day after summerlng in Massachun
etts,
nt Cook‘s lnnob~ourh recently vacated
by Harry For; 01' New Yorlt.
Conductor W. A. Green was per.
tnitted to tilt up the other day. Ser-
ious results from internal injuries did
not appear.
A liberal donation wan made to the
baseball fund, Wednesday, by :1
Strawberry Hill resident. The club‘s
finances have recently been rather
low, and $4.13 will go a long way tow.
21rd wiping out the debt.
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"l‘ho Civic League held its first
moeting oi‘ the season yesterday. In-
teresting reports from those attend-
ing Monday‘s hearing at Hurtiobd
will be heard iii the next meeting, two
weeks t‘rom today.
The Knox Vehicle, which was
sitiuslied Tuesday evening in colliding
with Rhinohart’s waion. in point: re—
paired. The whegi was smashed and
the wagon was splintered in the
horno's dosh down Railroad avenue.
The hose wan injured when it fell t0
the ground.
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The Dorcas Bible {‘lnss met Wed
‘ treatiuyat the home of Mrs. Bertine.
Owing to the wet weather. the meet
ion was it rather small one. it was
the first meeting of the season and
plans for the coming yeur‘wero talked
over. A general social hour was en-
ioyod.
The hearing at Hartford before the
Public Utilities Commission, concern-
ing New Canaan’s water supply. will
take place next Monday. That-re no
tlve in the endeavor to secure for New
Cunnun pure drinking water will he at
the hearing. internist-lug i‘acts rela-
tive to the quality of water used in
Now Cnnnnn will he rovénlod. Sam-
ples will he presented pt the hearing
be. shown.
The M. E. Missionary Society met
Tuesday, for the first time this sea»
.son. The following oiflcors for the on-
uulnu your were cheson: .Presldout.
Mm. Gourde Everett; vice president,
Mrs. Trlnltuun; secretary, Mrs. Julio
ilucltout; treasurer, Minn Catherine
Tnttlo; corresponding net'retary, Mrs.
Huniord Avery; in ’ohurxu of mitt;~
hoxos. Mrs. Adrow .Iouou. Plans for
the yeur‘s work Worn talked over. it
was doubled 10,...take up the study of
"China’s New Day"
About titty local neptthlicttno went
to Remix Point. Tuattdtt) oveningfio
uttond fl ratification meeting. Corn
1 premium; Hill‘ outreach wins it very in.
tempting one. Mr. color. it Woptorn
Congressman, spoke upon the tariff.
The New cannon Republicans had it
table not apart eapocluiiy for them.
Edward llutlodgo‘ti unuurtmco ot a
thing’s enjoyment was wollTourrlod
was made. in untolnohllcn owned by
local Republican.
W
h ‘ Racont- troub‘te at the Nelson Kim,
plane loud to Elinor Marina’s baths; 1
Tu. W 3%“:er butt owning tors. branch “.1119;
iii-4
peace and attempt 9.1 abduction.
though he litmuolt probably did
throw the iron within injurn iii
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and clothes waahed in the Witter will‘
, .
good time. good snooker-u and an eve-1
out. The triple and from the Point 1
Select Groceries
Wines and. Liquors
‘IUI'D'U"II .100017
‘1iilba.(}ranulatod Sugar W...
_ 1 Very Best Creamery Butter, 1b....
Fresh Graham Writers, lb .
' Fundy Sweet Potatoes, pk. .
Harry launch who bus been ill with . "
A. F. Beckmann & Co
.p'o-.-~v
Inca-Vllutlvgulnullll‘r
‘ucvfa-‘Iv 34
~0J.;u.t--,-‘uzs..
6 Ozone or Felts anbtbu Soap ,,,.
Funny Green Mountain l’otntoeu,.plt. .
Hnnml‘, Wilson, Old Crow or Ovorltolt, rhot. .
Monogram Rye Whiskey (very lino), hot. ........... . ..... 9,»
California Claret, .1 gallon 910m: jut; .................. . ........ 75
Catawba. 'I‘oitay or Angelica Wines, bot. ......... . ........ 1. . . .3. . 50p?
33 & 35 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK
Howard I‘lird has taken a position .
COAL!
Extra Large Site, ,No. 2 Nut Coat?
"
Many will mm: for thus: maps but the one who gets first choice will
Harris & Gaps Company,
TEL. 721-
‘ plate line of
Phone 440
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Our Hats Sold "Like not Cakes
last Saturday. .The men who sought them know it good hat when;
they see it too.
All New Styles, Stiff or Soft
Cloth Stitched Hats ...... . . r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00
Suits to Measure ............. .... ., $13.50 upward
Largosi Line of Samples in Town. -
CAVANAGH 8t ROSE
TOGGERY SHOP
$2.00. $2.50 and $3.00 , .
nln-‘-.‘.q-1.c-..-.
.r...-in--.-.
2 South Main Street South Norwalk ,
FINAL MAP OF
Roc ‘2 Ridge
(Formerly Board's Rocks)
READY APRIL zgth
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice
\
Telephone 760 South Norwalk
M. D. RANDALL
.COA '
‘* $5.50 per Ton
as WATER 8T; ‘
Short Practical Courses
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION
make SATISFIED STUDENTS at
Merrill Business College 7
Port Chester, Stamford South Norwalk.
«wit-t.“
CONNEALLY &
BRACKEN
OCULISTB AND OPTICiANB
THE BASIS UPON WHICH
we unit ntttrounuo is Yours of Ex
purlonou in correcting lliyo 'I‘roubl
Scientific instruments for book
.lng tho dyes and our own Grludi
int; Plant to. grinding iuat -
lento» your oyon noed,
You [tot REMABLE GLABElll
it we make them
ii? Atlantic square, stnmiard, Conn.
. Blutabiirbod 15 your: '
Open Saturday mveninu
.00
CI.
to the largest and moat com~1
that out he found in form
iii hitting ind" tumour
4012mm manhunt
validity dis tor him."
4 “ohm mu burning no my ’
noun waflwm’uwmwm ,
Norwalk Chronicler