WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1914
Furs Home- 0.
made Candy
Always Fresh
HUYLER’S FAMOUS 'i
CHOCOLATES
VINOL
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The Modem Tonic l
BOdy Builder and Stratum Creator ll
F, H. BAXTER, DRUGGIST {
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LANE’S PURE ICE CREAM .
THE 3557 or BAKERY ’
PRODUCTS
F. A. LANE
51 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
Fish poles and firearms at the Nor-
walk Pawnshop, ‘0 Water street.
Mr. Joseph Gruber of Jersey City,
WIN}. J.. is visiting his slster-in-lsw. Mrs.
Fred Becker. of incoln avenue, second
w. P, English. lormerly a telegraph
upel'ator in the local railroad yard, has
aken the position of second trick op—
rator at the Brewatar. hi. it, station.
ill leave South Norwallt on Friday
'r Randolph. Vermont, where they
11 spend two months vacation. Mr.
lemnn will preach in the Episcopal
urch in ’thstcity. r
alloys, got your cleaning and press-
tlme for the Fourth.
. (‘nll ma- on 'phone and your
”I will be (nilnd for. Dibble, 78
ishington street.
'lohert G liant‘ord has reurnod to
hi home in Bolden awnue, after a
few days tour through Massachusetts.
‘MI Hani’ord witnessed the devastation!
rght by the fire in Salem. and also .
Event colony in which the 15 000
no less people are now being lured
f? ji
i'l degree team of the local eerie:
ethics is making extensive preparn- ‘
t to go to Norwalk Friday evening
Anticipate in the parade there.
xxvill head the division composed .
mun will be in full uniform with“
a , on of eight drummers. About.
five members of the local aerie
.o participate in the parade. and:t
ill ‘be dressed in white cdatsg .
‘mbers of the eerie will go to
, in autos.——Danbury News. l
of' July Special—Ladies'
huck, button, at 63.00. Con-
Loci!
press
tereste
last 1113‘
~ ‘ rights 9'
“trees of the Adams Ex:
in this city will be in-
‘N that at 12 o’clock
.‘ompany assumed the
‘ llowing systems De‘
"me, ays. Michigan Unl-
‘e" n y. outage a. Her-3
“in“ r urgn, Bhawmut a;
$2: R. omburg a Sulli l
M alley B. it. use
v", themR.R.Oth1'
., , by the United
over it) have been
, go and the
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éguore a:
“ken
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les and the members of the tie-j '
-rck trousers and white hats,“ '
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
new use news BUILDING
21 wasumoou or.
| .Tcl., office. loco-3; m, as:
Mrs. Homer F. Buckman. of llavl-‘
land street. has returned home i‘rotul
a. visit with friends in New Jersey,‘
and New Rochelle. I
Now it it’s clothes
let us introduce a
bunchof restless
young suits that
woulk like to
churn with you in
seeing the great
world.
They will be a
credit to your
taste
"'l‘llc gin-:11 question is not so
llllltll \xlmt muttev you have
in \ Iili‘ I‘Utkt‘l as what )ou
\xilll >11) \\lill it. ———l\uskin.
Yorir Choice at
$10.00 to $30.00
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M. Moltcsch and Son are otl'vrinl;i -.--
several Fourth of July specials. Ev-‘
ery feminine member of the family
should read the adv.
A. veering: Jr., of Bronx. .'. Y. is ‘
spending a few weeks at the summer
residence of his grandmother. Mrs '
Schramm in West Cedar street.
Miss Elsie Schramm, of West Cod-C
nr street, is still under the care of
Dr. J. Roseuthall. but hopes to be able
to see her friends in about two weeks:
Housewives who know the vaer or
aluminum and its wearing qualities
W” uko advantage or!
e special values offered by A. .14
Collins (10., this week in order to intro- 3
duce there large line of aluminum;
were. See adv. ‘
Soft Shell Crabs
Lobsters
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ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH LONG:
AND ROUND I
CLAHS
CUTBILL’S
Bridge Fish Market
West End Washington 8!. Bridge.
TELEPHONE 108. South Norwalkj
Free Dollvcry Uptown and Downtown,
~—
Clillord Hotel
Rathskeller
Open from 9 a. m.
' to 11.30 p. m.
MUSIC SATURDAY
NIGHTS
THE BANK or ssnvros
“205 Baby .. 205-;
. Boys and Girls
have been born‘ in our City .
since January 1, 1M -
A Baby ‘s mm
‘u .‘I-fi'“
Deposits
MADE ON OR BEFORE JULY 10‘
WILL DRAW
JULY 1.
Fairfield County
Savings Bank
WALL STREET. NORWALK.
lNTEREST FROM ,-
' ctnondnrd time, [-
SMINEL .
FIRE ALARMS
”UTH NORWALK FIII ALAR-
BOX”
nrc I'llm
W ’1‘ l
urns. eephone tor arc Aligni-
No.14.
l—quhlngton and North Main nu
Mackenzie Hotel.
l—xDay and Raymond its.
i—xR t}. G Corset Factory. Duvets.
t—Hoyt’ a Theatre.
l—Norwalk 1-!
1.0.1311qu Ind out Holds
I——Musle Hal
B—Creccs t.
ll~nWeat 88L. Franklin cbooi.
iS—xCr-neord 8L, Concord and
Schools.
ic—horth Main and Ann Bin.
tB—Hi in St. and Ba via-w Ave.
16—3. orwalk Iron 'orn
ll—Wm. Ave an. Coda; 8L
lS—High School. West Avc.
li-West St. and .‘nylor Arc.
LII-oil:
FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY.
Women's Low lice] \'tl»et Pu ups, value $1.30, ior .......
Youths‘ Huck Snee‘..er:, sizes 11 to 2 .
:3—xl-2ly Avc. and Lo
24— Chestnut and He
lt—xSouth ham and It:
”wuxlnxton Avc. and Austin It.
tl—West and Elm Grove its.
H-50uth aw. BL. betwccn Grove Ill
Meadow Etc
i2~rtM) Elamric Works. Stats It.
:ivxSprlng and Clay It;
iB—oxHavnnud and Watct Bil»
t1~xbookwood ML. Co ,
il—Nrflold Ava. and Coda! It.
iz—Tayior Ave. and South ll!
il—Woodwnrd Lu. and Meadow It.
li—aurrlft and Quintard Avon. and Wain.
ll-Woodw art! and London Avcc.
Sl—Golden Hill St. and Elmwood All
52 —Wuhlnxton BL Bridge.
SI—Welght yard and Ann BL. prim
“—Norwalk Look Co. prlvntc.
Box til—Corner Putnam none and
deed street.
is) Denotes non- lnic'icrinn bucc.
(H) Hunter box, from which thc no.
bar of anv box can be sounded.
Ono ctroke at ll noon and I p. n
we Si.
no ctrokc at odd umcc. testing or
line noon. 1-
Two cuckoo char cc alarm. In out. no
call. department. 1-)
‘l‘hrcc slow strokes. watcr to bc II.
on — -1
“At “:05 p. n. cach chccdcy. a ho:
Luther M. Wright
BARGAIN lN USED CARS
Ford Model T, electric lights, A1 condition .................. $300.00
1 5 Passenger 'ilouriug (,‘ar, newly painted. Bargain $350.00
1 Pope Hartford, a revelation in power and speed.
ullcd for toot.
rc alarms for an district nice I.
ccivcd by tclcpncnc. a
Four long blasts of the whistle at
8:80 a. m. and 12:30 p. in. indicate
no school tor the following newton
IAIT NORWALK FIRE ALARM ml!
Fire headquarters. no van zcnt Itnc-1
'l‘c alcoholic m
l-l‘itoh School (privately
Privatc bones will only bcpullcd to
A telephone menus to Electric Button
(1 ) bctwcon the hours of C D. II. nnr
—Marvin School (private)
tlz—East Wuhlncton and For! an
lit-Van chdt St. and Osborn Avc.
lie—East Ava. and Rowcn It.
211~—thncld 8t.
till—Fort and Charles Sta.
Humour Ave. and Fitch at.
236~SL John St. and ldlic Av.
U2~82lview Ave. and First It
{It- hulevcrd and l'coond 8L
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A FAMILY WASH FOR 75cts
Everyming washed CLEAN. All the. tint pieces and underwear
ironed. and the starch piecesstarchod wet, sent to you ready
dampen and iron.
AT THE RATE OF 1 1-2: PER PIECE.
CRESCENT LAUNDRY
PHONE 54,
to
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.4... . ral-
, a
up two Ava. cad Fifth St.
ls1——Rnulcvnld and Block-tone It (Tu
" 361—. Kcyccr St and Pine Hill A70. (Tot;
ill—Keys" 11!.an Duck l‘ond rd. 'l‘ct
itIi- «hr-ore Havcn. l’l‘ol.)
: a m.. riviny location of firc. an Ibr-
wtll be slven of nearest be!
are on Mgromlacc when located.
Noon alcrmn arc only to bc "3 by
he chief or cotton chief neon bin arrivnl
u the tin.
stool-l Signals
i~0ne blast at odd lions. testing or lino
open.
l—Oue blast at IF. m.. standard t...
r
l- 1 Two blasts 9 out
'1 ll—-'l‘wcnty two. at 8 a Dc morn
ing session of public schoolm
-l- ‘11—'l‘ wontv- two. at ”:30 9. no Il-
term it monster: of public school.
tlliliilllu'l‘cn blasts quickly can. all
entire department
The City National Bank
Co-Operation
it is of supreme importance to us, and an essential factor in our
success, that the business of Orr individual clients prosper and en.
large.
To this end the officers of they think take a personal interest in
the affairs of those who make it. their depository.
When opportunities arise for cooperation. it is offered willingly.
There is no guesswork in our warranty~no doubt in our guarantee.
NORWALK FIRE ALARM.
The People’s Trust Company.
Savings Department
Interest will be credited from July lst on all deposits made on
or before Friday, July 10th.
Safe Deposit Vaults.
Oi ample capacity for all ordinary purposes cost but $4.00 :1 ya]:
lI—(‘urner or Rain and Wall mm
:l—Belden Avenue and Union Pinon.
ll—Spring Hill and Kellogg Strand.
l .l «1' Mon Park.
28 \ est Avon-c and Berkeley Btrccc.
n—ankiin Avcnue and Lyrics Plano.
ll—Jlas house. (Private box).
2~\Veat Avanuo and Msrwin Strcca.
”—113er Avenue and Orchard Strut
H-L‘hapul Street and Harbor avenuc.
iG—West Avenue. near the armory.
ill—Stevens Street and Elm Crest.
ii—Ctocc Street and Wilton amub.
g—lhin street and North Auntie.
- oc rmt.
"which and (hthcrino Elma.
w Canaan Road and Fair Ctroca
Mochectnul Street. near Summer BL
u—Idnln Street and Union Avconc.
62~On The Oreo
ll—Ecst Avcnuc "and Lincoln Avenue.
M—Jlaat Avenue and Dankam uric.
Fresh
Daily
Cut Flowers
OF EVERY KIND
OUR PRICES CAN'T BE BEAT.
South N orwalk Fruit 8: Flower Co.
Telephone 364
EVERYTHING IN PLANTS.
No. 2 South Main Street
Electric Fans.
Before purchasing your fan nor the
hot weather coma in and look our line
over. We have the 16 inch oscillating .
type for :17. sound the 18 inch rigid ;
type for 31350 These fans are m ,
-dard make and we will back up the
guarantee which goes with each fan
sold Compare these prices with oth-
er: for the stake at your pocketbonl.
‘5; The . White Electric Company, 4'“
Elcotriocl Enginccrc and continuous
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'1' s—wsm
aowavron FIR! aueu DI‘TRIGTI
'Two ctrolcc 9! no belt. than. 1-1. I!
11-:wa Avc. to N. 2.. N. n. l 3
It
13~mckory Bluff and Bell Inland.
1r an“ alarm mini ..
i - on; In oun
l—‘Txntmlfl McKinl 1‘
bi—Grand Street sham nduiunc.
lx—J’cimo or St. toCrocc
Ill—Cro- t to
2 l-Bullrocd to Broom“.
”Wu! It
All Kinds of Outing Shoes
For Men Women and
Children.
We have all kinds at all prices, for Carnival time and
the Fourth.
Tennis and Yachting Shoes with corrugated or smooth rub-
ber soles.
Conneally and Bracken
18 WASHINGTON 8T.
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northto Brownian.
is:w1iltc Bridge 8. ill. to L. 1. Ion at.
”W L. 1. mail. .
:8“ t“nogginnic tirc boil at tinca
new strokes of an and. on. 14-14.
watcr to no clan: on.
Amount-on darn-Malacca!“
cot cudlo um
—%annan Station. mm»:
iton.
LchtcndfloloI-wnll.
—nant.chc‘tan audio Norwcll.
clonal utility's.
colicoflonctafltnn
vacuum
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Electric Wiring for Light and
Electric Fan
Bargains
10-inch. oscillating, for South
Norw'aih current ......$17.50
16-inch, rigid, for South Nor-
walk current ..........$13.50
These Fans are guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction.
The White Electric Co.
—nnorsrnnsn—
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS
' AND con-macro”
H w‘or 8t. Phone 342-8
CHALMERS 1915.
‘ . “LIGHT SIX” "
OUR 1,1! DEMONSTRATING CAR IS HERE.
Auto supplies, Storage. Firestone, Goodrich. United States 'l‘iraa.
Lowest prices Special storage to commuters. Storing ~tor the day.
can con mus . av, wasn‘t: m 1H ' . ' ,
Norwalk Chronicler