THURSDAY. JULY 9. 1914
Pure Home- .3
made Candy 3
Always Fresh
HUYLER'S FAMOUS
CHOCOLATES
LANE’S PURE ICE CREAM
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS
F. A. LANE
51 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
1
Miss Tess '1‘10rnton, oi Fairiiel duve-
liut', leii this. Week [or a visit with
friends in New Haven.
Mr. and Ali‘s. George Lewis, of New
York. have been guests oi the Misses
Scudder, of West street.
MISS Nellie Sabia, oi West Main
street, Stamford, returned. last night.
from a visit with relatives in South
Norwalk.
Furniture repairing and upholster
ing at the Angevine Company.
Miss Marguerite Hughes and Miss
Alice Garrlgnn, of South '\'orwalk are
the guests of Mr and Mrs. William
Gates, of 74 Elm street. Danbury.
Edward Kirk, of the Class of 1913,
S. ii. 8.. is renewing acquaintances in
town. Kirk is up from Brooklyn for n’
visit with hisauut at Noroton.
—-Men‘s $71.00 oxiords at $3.75. Con-
neally and liracken’s. .
The Connecticut Chautauqua at the
Plalnvllle camp grounds will open on
July 17 and Mrs. Kittie Middlebrook-
Bolton, of Danbury. will again have
charge of the elocutionary department.
Mr. and Mrs. George 1. Burton st'art-
ed this morning on a trolley trip to
1Boston. They will be the week-and
guests of their former neighbor, on
Ehncrest, Mrs. Willa E. Tolles, now
a resident of Wuhan, a suburb of‘
Boston. ‘
.. The first trolley excursions over the
Noroton bridge were run yesterday
morning, when the Methodist and Bap-
tist picnic parties. from Stamford, rode
over it. The bridge is being rapidly
oomvlw
At the Norwalk Pawnshop you will
find a stock of general merchandise
‘ at pricesdhat will Astonish you.
M
__._.-————
Miss Helen Doughertm a recent
graduate of Danbury Normal School.
has been visiting Miss Kathleen
Pierce, of West street, for the past
week. Miss Pierce, accompanied
Miss Daugherty to her home for the
week end
.Tbe Woman’s. Christian Temper-
ance Union will meet at “to home of‘
Mrs. Mary Mills. Berkley street; Nor- '
walk, Friday afternoon at 3 o‘clock.
Robert Thompson, superintendent of.
flower mission; work. The president
m shall bov unturned at this
eating in order to close up the work.
bolero vacation. “it Am attnndance 1a
(tapas: use an. pliant colt
10th in the Swings Department of the
Soft 311211 CrabsI
1
West End Washington It. Briana.
The program will be in charge of Mrs. 5.3.13 »
.daairea that all the free will uttering .,
Visitors are always wel- ,
MW WI. We mini:
Tho “Odom Tonic
Buoy Builder and Strength CmtOr
F. H. BAXTER, DRUGGIST
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
NEW RED HEN'S BUILDING
27 WASHINGON 81'.
Ta]. office. 10694; Mug, 693
in your pocket as what
“The great question is not so
much what mum-y you have
you
will buy with it."—-Ruskin.
Your Choice at
$10.00 to $30.00
Now if it’s clothes
let us introduce a
bunch of restless
young suits that
. would like to
chum with you in
world.-
They will be a
credit to your
taste
Miss Jennie Cordell, of South N01 _
walk, is sojourning for a week with .
friends in High Ridge.
1
l
l
1
Special in dresses at hilntz's. 1
oi Frank liutchings, in Silvermine.
Conrtland liiladon. of Kansas City,
is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
William illlsdon of 6 Elizabeth street _
—l)eposits made on or before July‘.
South Norwaik Trust Company will
draw interest from July lot. I '.
‘I.I:
I
”— :3.
Miss Emma C. Gill, of South street.j
brother. Ernest Gill, of Springfield.;'¢"
Parquet flooring, ilnoleuma
STORE OPEN UNTIL 11 O‘CLOCK FRIDAY NIGHT.
CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY.
Deposits
MADE ON OR BEFORE JULY 10 . {.
seeing the great
WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM
’ JULY 1.
Fairiield County:
Savings Bank
WALL STREET.
matt‘
ings, etc ht Triotram & HYatt's. '
is spending her vacation with her
Moss. 1
1
l
The Cityr National Bank
'Lobsters
ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH, LONG
AND ROUND
CLAIS
CUTBILL’S
Bridge Fish Market
...........
l.'.l.l.l.' . .l. .I. . . '. I
TELEPHONE ion. cam Norm-11k. l‘BSIl
Fm mum-y um aria Downtown. Daily
Clifford Hotel
Rathskeller I
Open from .9 a. m.
to 11.30 p. m.
MUSIC SATURDAY
' NIGHTS-
avasvrumn iN ‘PLAN'ra.
" on mamas.
“Travelers Cheques; J_
TheA .11 A Cheques
typo .for $13. so.
FINANCIAL SUCCESS
in all permanent financial success it is necessary to have ample
funds to meet every obligation promptly.
You establish strong banking connections (by having an account
with this Bank—~41 Bank with strong capital and
record—and an established reputation.
...............
. .I.I.I.I.I I.l.'.I.I.I.I,I.-,I
RY KIND
OUR PRICES CAN'T IE BEAT.
Electric Fans
Before purchasing your fan for the
Mt weather come in and look our line
over. We have the 16 inch oaciliatiliz'
type for $17. 50 and the 16 inch rigid
131959 fans are stau- "
(lard make and we will back up .the
guarantee which goes with each in
cold Compare these prices with oth-
ers for the salts of your
surplus—a good
UpOn request a representative will (1“ and consult with you
regarding any matter pertaining to banking—our time and experience
ars at your disposal.
CutFloWers
0F EVE.
South NorWalk Fruit& FlowerCo.
No. 2 South Main Street
I_l'lffl‘_l',l;lzu‘I;I:ljufl‘lfl;I:l;l
......... . .
I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I no I
u:-'.;- u1-:-V.;.;-:u:-:r-:-;-:-:-
declined to comment on such reports.
" That
j. campaign was programing wi-out the
- immediate cooperation of Villa was
if indicated in, official revolutionary re-
L. ports that General Obregon's north.
_j western forces had beaten back an
- army of Federals almost at the gates
II of Guadalajara. Obregon said he be-
.f iieved his men would capture the city
, without much more serials fighting.
Telephone 364, 3-
. Probably his films would be unable,
' especially in hot weather. . They keep
. your liver busy. For“ sale by all drug-
All Summer Footwear M
van Goods and everything in i
There are a few of the items.
tion.
ULY OXFORD
Starts Tomorrow Fri
a big saving ici- you. This is a sale for every-.body ,
Anybody Who Values High Quality and
All Pumps and Oxfords reduced. All Colonials and Bow-Pumps in all leathers.
E- AQg SEVEN
KEELER’S
SALE
July 10
US’I‘ go—that’ 11 the story in a few words—the stOry that means
Low Prices.
Can-
he line of warm weather shoes. Many of them below cost.
Many others included in sale, which are too numerous to men-
Men’s —— 49c
Youths-39c
H
’9
Black Sneakers Barefoot Sandals Extra Special Velvet Pumps
Sizes 5 to 8 39c
Friday Women’s
8m 11 49c MaORNINGy On‘V Low Heel
pct
11 to 12 59cc Slippers 16c 3331111211? $1.50
$1.00 a pair.
‘chal’ Oxfords and Pumps
FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
811111111th Price $5.00. now ..
Stamped Privi- $4.50. now ..
Stumped Price $4,110. lli|\\‘ ..
Stamped Price $3.50. 1111\1' .. .
Ladies" F1111 Oxfords and 1
‘Douglas’ Oxfords and Pumps
FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
.......... $4.00 ' p .
$3 50 biannual PI‘lt‘t‘ $4.125). 11:111- ............ $3.25
.......... ..
. 11111 mi ‘1 >2" . . F r
......... $3.00 I m" 3”" “I“ 32V”
’nmps. rcllnccul Euiithini; in Ladies '1‘1111 Low Show s
closed out at $-. 2:.
KEELERS SHOE STORE
IllIIEEIIEIIIlE ill IIIIIIIEII
NOT YET IIELI)
(Continued from First Page.)
malnd an under-current of comment
indicating that the trace .was only
temporary.
The movement today of Villa‘s
troops northward from their Zacatecas
camndsn was explained by state-
ments from some quarters that the
United States and a few European
nations had urged that the northern
general be not allowed to reach Mex-
ico City first. Administration ofllcials
the cdnstitutionalist‘ military
it was» said. to attack Huerta’s capi-‘
tot-without help.
A PERFECT CATHARTIO.
There insure and wholesome ac-
tion in every dose of Foley Cathartlo
Tablets. They cleanse with never a.
gripe or pain. Chronic cases in con‘
stipstion find them invaluable. Stout:
people arrrelieved of that bloated:-
congested feeling, so uncomfortable
gists."
muuenra IN mvxm osaso
nous.
HARM, July 9.-‘Jlldge Edwin
S1 Thomas. in the United States. court
the” master's report in the case' or
bankrupt. Several
.piraou Alcohol the brothers $14,000.1‘
I The A. .l. Angevine 81 Son Company
today hold a bearing on exceptions to .
The People’s Trust Co'mpany,
Savings Department
Interest will be credited from July lst on all deposits made 0'11
or before Friday. July lOtb.
Safe Deposit Vaults.
Of ample capacity for all ordinary purposes cost but Si. 00 a year.
Commencing Friday, July 10th, 1914, of Men's, Women's and
Children's Pumps, Oxfords and Summer Footwear.
Conneally and Bracken
1! WASHINGTON 8T.
Furniture Repairing; and
Upholstering
riser-cuss worm-tar REASONABLE PRICES.
134 Washington Street South Norwalk
O
smote SonhaeI for All News
Norwalk Chronicler