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Inca you may require. (”all no on the
Phillie No. i.".o
Taylor & Golden
BOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
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BUILDING.
LoCAL
NEWS
bliss liva 'l'horpe, of North Main
street. llriditeport. is the guest of Miss
.l. \\‘:i._ ot South .\'orwaik.
The Board of t‘hsriti Commission-
ers will hold their regular meeting iii
the Town Hall building, this eietiing.
A meeting ot‘ the cxecuth e commit-
tee. of the Baptist brotherhood of the
South Norwnlli Baptist church will
tie held tonight.
Mrs. William Skidtl. of Burritt artf-
nue, has returned to Iier home utter
a pleasant visit with t'riends and rel-
aliies in linubury. t‘onn.
The Seymour house oii Seymour
Pint-e. Will be installed with plumbing
by the Heating & Plumbing Company.
who this morning received a permit
from the inspector.
Miss Agnes Lynch. of East Main
street. and Miss Jennie Haggerty ot'
lht’ai'ette street, Bridgeport. spent the
weekend with Miss Gertrude Mc-
Carthy, of Norwaik.
This evenlng‘tlie committee on the
N. l". fund, and till the oiilcers ol‘ the
South Norwalk Council of the Knights
of Columbus, will meet at 8 o'clock
in their rooms in North Main street.
Gus Myerlioltz, popularly known as
“Dent on " the stock- clerk in the S ‘\'.
E. Telephone building on \\ ushington
a weeks vacation
from his duties next week,
The American Bankers‘ Association
cheques are known everywhere to
be better than gold. The South Nor-
waik Trust Company will supply you
going abroad, consult them.
There will be initiation. and in-
stallation of officers at the meeting
this evening of Court Fran es. 0. G.
S. In Mystic ,Chain Hull. Refresh-
!
ments will be served after the close
01' the meeting. The degree, team will.
wear white.
A regular meeting of Progress For-
evening. and the officers for the en-
suing term were installed by the \‘a-‘
tiorial Advocate, George W. Coffin,
It you contemplate.
Mintz’s
New Belts
while kid and
Vest Hell’s of
suede; Hell: of all colors; 3
large variety of White lielts
25 cents to $1
I \l‘ash dresses, shirts and waists at
the Boston Store.
l Orders received from the adiutant
l§li neral's otfice oi the C. N. (l. assign
il_ieutenant Colonel Vincent M. King,
,of Ilanbury. to the examining board of
the L‘, A. t‘.. to mark papers in battle
{(‘(illllllalltlt-‘r's seart-liliglit arid battery
Lcomiiiander's courses. These arealie
most. difficult papers to be passed by
officers seeking a higher position in
t‘. A. t‘.
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the
Local policemen who are in atten-
ounce today at the convention of the
state association of policemen iii
New Iiritaiii. Conn. are Detective-
Sergeant Thomas Leatherlaiid, 0th-
cerst‘. l-', l’Jse J 'iiurruv Wal-
late it Sanimis John Smith and John
ltitlllllll. These delegates will pres-
.3,“ the name of Sergeant Lentlierland
to the convention for Vice-President
of the Norwalii Department. The p0-
lli't‘lllt’ll made the trip to New llrit‘
uiii tn‘s morning by automobile.
S.
The horse that officer John Flynn
found on Washington street Mondal’
morning early. and which he, brought
to ()‘t‘onnor's livery stable. was
‘Plailllt‘d yesterday by its owner. Frank .
liaulte of Fort street. East Norwalk.
The residents in the vicinity of
Spring street have complained to the
police authorflies about boys playing
ball on that street.
'luive been broken. and a lady was re-
'cently struck in the face with a bass,
ball. The play-lug must be stopped.
or the police will make arrests.
they already have in their pessession'
’seieral names
i The enterprising Hawleyviile'men
who announced recently that they had
secured possession of the abandoned
railroad track between Hawleyvllio
and the Danbury Newtown state high-
way and were convertinl it Into an
lautomoblle road for the Convenience
30f trafilc to and from Hawleyville.
have now formed the Hawieyvilie
.ltoad improvement association. L.
‘IA. lilackman is president. E. C. Platt
secretary and treasurer. About thirty
members have been enrolled and Haw-
leyville evidently is to have good
fronds if enterprise and hard work can
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procure them.
.At the recent meeting of the Piitu
nam Memorial commission, of which
i Judge Robert S. Alexander 01' Danbury;
its president. the committee having
lcharge of the historical collection at
itlie park reported that the various ar-t
11m N0. 1. F. F. L” Was held Monday lticles in the collection had been class. ‘
tiled. re-labeled and tie-arranged. This
committee is composed of Mrs. John
Tweedy of New York city, and Mrs
Several windows }
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assisted by \\ ortliy State ‘lnstructor IE. J Hill of Norwalk The collection
'1‘. A. Scofield. A large delegation is its a valuable one and contains many
expected to attend the meeting of interesting relics of the Revolution-
Stamford Forum, No. 2. next Monday. ary war. The collection can be seen
and will leave on the 7:45 train. There i by visitors daily at the park between
will be no meeting of Progress Forum ,the hours of ten and twelve in the
next Monday, July 13. All membersjmorning and two and four in the at-
, are requested to visit in Stamford. itemoon.
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' Workers - . ~
ought to be savers because they can't always won:
but savings can, At the South Norwalk Savings
Bank :
- Savers
are rewarded not. only by an, increasing balance to their
. credit but also by compound interest.
, , This bank has declared a semiannual dividend to' demosln
:wrs at the rate or! 4 per cent. a your. payable on and after
July 10th. All money deposited on or hetero that
:5 Mwill dmw interest not: July m.
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II lu tumult?
lluvd I; lia-ilnnd .ms entailed II.
I. ‘lno-ilrr to Hire .ila Ito 1M: on lili-
ilniid street A permit to: this pur‘
-pusr- was reviled Lt; .\lr Mueller this
morning.
Mrs Teresa Kuiize. of North Tax
lor aienue. has reported to the po-
lire the loss or her handbag contain-
itig valuable papers, and a sum of'
money,
John McLaughlin was arrested lastl
evening tor driinkeness by Patrol-
man Frank Stratton. His case came
tip this morning. but was (“unturned
until next Saturdai. ‘
The wiring for electric lights' for‘
the new club house at the local Lite-
sai'ers on liuttin lieai'li “ill be done.
by Reed & \‘olk. They received the"
building inspector‘s permit todal'. .
lly spu'ial invitation strolling
German band. yesterday atternooti.
serauaded all the offices in the City
Hall with all the popular airs ot the
dav and patriotit tunes.
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l.i.st eitning the Sixth Company
boys assembled in the Norwalk Arni-
.ory and received their pay i'or camp
dot) at Fort II. G. Wright. There
will be PC more military duty tor the
coitipaiiv until next November.
Fred Raymond has left his position
with the Darien Review.
I
Mr. and Mrs. James t‘ook are now
residing in Great Neck. ll, 1.. l
V Miss lda Davidson is spending herl
vacation at Myrtle Beach, Bridgeport.l
Mrs. John McKinley has returned:
home. from-a visit with her father at.
Millbrook. N. Y,
\
. Mr and Mrs. George Light of Stum-
ltord were guests of relatives in town
over the Fourth
‘Willlnm loslie and sister Marjorie
of New iork were guests of friends'
In town over the Fourth.
F. L‘. Fladd has returned home at-
tter a visit to various places in Massw
.cliusetts on business.
Miss Florence M. Rite will spend
.the month of July at iitiiiirooit,‘
‘Beucon and Poughkeepsle.
Richard Carroll, clerk in Brennan's
grocery. has resigned his position and
returned to Naugatuck.
Miss Georgiana Church of Stamford
spent several days during the past
week with friends in town.
Charles W Smith of Brooklyn spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs George T.
Smith. Richmond Hill 1
Robert Elwood has given up his‘
office In the ‘Silllman building and is
now located in Stamford, doing ,ar-
cliitect's work.
Miss Hannah L. Avery and Miss
Alice 1. Webb. are spending a few
Webb, in Fitchburg. Mass.
\The Misses Florence and Elizabeth
Ritter of Brooklyn, are spending the:
summer with Mr: and Mrs. Hugh Gii~
bert of Lakeview avenue.
Mrs. Charles Frank; and daughter
of Norwalk have been spending sev-
' era] days with Mrs. Franke’s mother.
Mrs. wuiiam Tuttle, Richmond Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Banger re-
turned home Sunday, after enjoying a
pleasant honeymoon to ‘Binghamton,
N, ‘Y. They 'will make their home in
Mrs. Edmund Husted and Mrs.
were recent visitors at the home or
Mr. and Mrs. George Kellogg, St.
Mrs. G. S. Bussett of Tarrytown has
opened the Colonial Mansion on North
Main street, formerly the A. S Coni-
stock place, where a display of an-
‘ tiques is on exhibition. .
t
days with Mr. and Mrs. William G.”
Stamford. l I
George McKendi-ick or West Haven A
J ohn’s Place. , l {I
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BAKE THE “NEW PER-
FECl'l0N” WAY
You always have “good luck"
. with your biscuits if you are
usrng a
New Per tion
Oil Cook-stove
The latest and best of the New Perfection
line is the No.5 stove with the new
Fireless Cooking Oven. Every varict
of baking and roasting is sible wi
tltis stove. Slow, last, or liItZless, as you
wish. Put your roast in tlie oven—heat
it to the required temperature—-seal it by
pulling a damper—tum out the lire—and
your cooking does itself.
New Perfection Stoves are clean, con-
venient an‘d economical—the best and .
most improved oil-buming cooking stoves. .
Made in l, 2, 3 and 4-bumcr sizes,
with or without cabinet to Hand-
somely finished; turquoiseb bllle enamel
chimneys. Broilers, toasters and ovens
specially made to go with them.
At dealers everywhere,_ or write direct
for catalogue.
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01 New York
New York
Ililalo i
Albany
Boston t
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Gold Medal FLOUR. One bag to a
customer. none to dealer o9 bag
. ;' .' .7 .' 26c
EastIndia Tea Co.
SOUTH NORWALK’S LEADING CASH STORE.
G od Table BUTTER
in pr nts lb.
(“The Best of Bathing
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Roton Point Park}?
DANCE in the Pavilion
D I N E
THE CASINO RESTAURANT
TELEPHONE NORWALK 500
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FRIANKIE IN TWO BATTLES. BOUTB AT THE STADIUM A. C.
We Burns. the Jersey City ban-l NEW YORK. July 8.—-The next show
The Fourth was one of the quietest
ones within the memory or the oldoit
inhabitant. There was nothing do-
in; about the village on the eve of tho'
mu holiday. nyoii Q19 but: did not:
Tutti-t .Iab'
tam’kmuis matchow up for“ two at the Stadium A. C. will be held on
more tights. 0n next Tuesday night Saturday night. Three ten-round
he meets Battling Latin, 0! Brooklyn, bouts will be put on between the fol-
for ten rounds at the Broadway Sport- iowlug fighters: Knockout Sweeney
In: Club} at brook)”, and on July 17' and iMike limit in the main go; Ila--
dto Smith at Yorkvillo and Jimmy F's-1:
writers-hm butch mitt. or
‘ “Whit Ordna' '61,
‘liave reported to the police
H‘u‘r-’IQ‘H“\‘N_H_HVH~H' l" I‘O‘U'M‘
Grammar School Pupils Prepared for
‘ bark.
Size. Original Price. Saie’prtcc.
5 x 8 it. $1.25 98c
G x 8 ft. 98c 19:
s x 8 ft. 81.5 98°
‘6 x 5 ft. 2. 25 31.98
s x s it. $2.93 32.49
WEDNESDAY. IULY 5. i914
fit ll mg“;
in: of: er .
fri; .ieo. Iy.
or
lactate-end you FREE PERFUME
Write tab, for a teatime Battle of
ED. PINAUD’S LILAC
The wmlq‘ s most
vin‘Alltr-evauoi mitt
ray ut. alv‘! afanw built. Tr I (“mum you dont
50 Landformiuh
PARFUMERIE ED. PINAUD, Department M.
an. PINAUD nunmm
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Send tr. for the little batik-QM
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arenue
that a.
number of rowdies in that lit inity are.
raising considerable mischief over-
turning garbage ha rels and the like.
Officer John Reynolds took their
People residing in Taylor
hiel.
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Bungalow Aprons
.\tH'. and attractive
iti liuiigaiov.’ Aprons
ham in stripes
and small figures: some fini~h~
el :1: iierk with braid and oth
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patterns
in (tin;
c»;
and Percale;
300001)" DOC
S ers leund at neck .tti-i down
;: limit with plain material to
' Il‘ai“li ......... 50c, 75c, $1.00 1
h»u_
Dust'CaPs to match aprons 10c
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PRINCESS AND PLAIN FIT-
TED APRONS.
Princess Aprons in Percale and
(linghain ....... 39c and 50c
l’iain Fitted l’ii't-a‘e and
(linuliani Aprons .......... 25c
J.IMMkHe
88 Washington 8!.
Tel. 449. So. Norwllk.
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Summer School
JULY 6 TO AUG. 30. 8:00 to 12:00.
Bookkeeping_ Bhorthand, Stenc-
typy, Typewriting.
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ENTIRE cosr 815.00. |
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Merrill Busmess College I
South Nomalk. stamrordi
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.I out.
from
Pect'erelli ret‘eiu-d a permit
Building Inspetlor Finch this
morning to build a limit store in
‘i'ront of 17 Ely avenue for Mrs. Ber-
tha Nagy. The addition will cost
Iabout SLTUU.
names and warned them to stop their
lDAMPNESS CAN'T PENETRATE.
There is always some darnpness in
cement walls. Metti; laths offer no
protection to dwellers from such
dampness. This, quite often, is the
cause of sickness and i‘llt—‘ill'..itlls'm dur~
‘iiig damp weather.
The Asphalt-Mastic backing of
liislioprie or l‘las'er Board
won‘t let dampness penetrate. It is
absolutely moisture-proof and temper-
ature ;.iroof
C. H. Aisthorpe
Tel. 987-.3 SeaVIEw Ave.
Stucco
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Our
8TOCK 0'
RANGES
to the most complete in t o i"
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STAMFORD, MAGEE
YORK. PERI ECT
ACORN
Also Repair-I for All Rugs;
Jones 8: Hotchkiss
Company
.17 Wall St. NOfi‘lK
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Port Chester. l
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AT REDUCED PRICES.
Excellent Screens in painted green‘
narrow or wide slats or in natural
Albert» F. Gehebe
25 West Washington St.
South Not-walk.
Phone 1069-2. Prompt Delivery.
NOTICE
My Tire Prices are attractive.
can save you money.
quote you.
prices are right.
prices. '
Austin’s Garage
122 SOUTH MAIN 81'.
Or 'Phone 1622-2, w. R. Austin, 11
Woodward Avenue.
Bargains in Used Cars.
1 1913 Pullman Touring, a bargain for
a Quick buyer.
..Does Your l’lumb-
rig Need Attention}
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it is always best to catch I- 3
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RED CROSSLINE
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tALIFAX AND 8'4‘. JOHN'S NEW-
FOUNDLAND.
Round Trip, New York to Hall
fax ..... . .............. 340-00
Round Trip, New York to St.
John's, Newfoundland $80-00
Let Us Book You tor One of These
Pleasant Summer Trips.
. Layton & Co. Inc.
RENTs NOTARIES PUBLIC
5 Railroad Avenue,
South Norwalk.
Let me know ~.
your requirements, the make of tire I
you prefer, and I will be pleased to ..
I have the stock and my 1;
I make a specialty ..
of Ford Repairing. Make your old car '-
run and 'ride like new. Reasonable .v,
HIHG CLGASS
MILLINERY
oEXCEPTlONALLY LOW PRICES»
Roodner’s Block
WASHINGTON STREET.
Make 460
Your Faithful
Messenger
We urge you to use our tele-
phone freely for whatever you need
in our line at YOUR convenience.
ANIBE’S
and News
. 5 MAIN 8t, NORWALK.
teal: or a plumbing repair wh' - ‘. -
It first start: because its ten- ‘
dot“! is to grow worn 11th::
viaduct.
. .' you will save much sun
science. as well as time and trou-'
:w,le by 'phoning or sending .. "
:{gus whenever any part of -.. :i
ii! sanitary equipment Wu t .'.
«file out of order in the least. '_-..-
-,..-. "Homo-made" , repairs .:.:
:4 nuke-shim at best, and m u: ;.
. .-- sure-t in the long run i.-
'l'm your plumbing pm"
,on our shoulders, and '0 m1."-
inlnrny then promptly and nth-L3
GRACE RNAS
DAVEY’S
30¢ Blend
A Coffee that satisfies at a moderate
cost. Try it. 20 S. and H. Stamps wit?
each pound, .
ANDREW DAVEY“
NWAOHINGTON IT. hi.
PHONE 410. mm
Norwalk Chronicler